good friday the 13th. it's 4:30. >> you remind us out of the gate this morning. not superstitious. let's get to the forecast. you're not superstitious, are you? >> no. i'm a believer. we're at 54 degrees in san francisco. have a good looking day shaping up with temperatures warming into the 70s. that warming trend continues into the weekend. right now i want to check on your drive. he's a little sneaky one this morning, good morning to you. >> sneaking in just before the

camera took me. we're over here toward the bay bridge. we'll look at dublin as well. one spot we'll check a lot this morning. it's friday but you should see a lighter volume like you do right now. not a lot of slowing. that's where the camera was. overnight crews cleaning up. we did have construction northbound 880 coming up towards stephens creek and in san francisco we'll have a big visitor. you guys will talk about that. a big visitor, i think that is the entryway into this. president obama is in the bay area this morning. this is video of air force one arriving yesterday. he spent the night at the fair month hotel in san francisco. he's attending the fun raiser later tonight. first the president heads off to stanford. >> that is where our own bob

redell is this morning. >> reporter: president barack obama will speak here on a white house conference on skieber security protection. he's expected to announce the executive order that would be designed to make this country safer from hack attacks. the order would urge companies, especially tech companies here? silicon valley to share what they know about current cyber threats. the president choosing an executive order over ledge legislation. the president will be joined by some big names in the silicon valley, apple ceo tim cook. we spoke to a few of them that feel that by coming to the heart of the silicon valley that the president is sending a strong message that it's time to get serious about this digital age

threat. >> what does it mean to be safe in a dill taj economy. we can't add on security after things are built and dup. we can't add on legislation to old fashioned bills. >> reporter: the cyber security summit starting later this morning around 8:45 here in the heart of the stanford campus. the president expected to speak around 11:15. >> we're going to be checking in with bob redell throughout the morning. stay with us for continuing coverage of the president's visit. wherever he goes, we go. be sure to join us for the 11:00 press conference. monday is the very last day to sign unfor coverage under the affordable care act. those who don't have health coverage of this weekend face a fine of $325 per person or 2% of your income, whichever is higher. about 28 million people are

still eligible for coverage but so far only about a third of the group is signed up. experts say before you renew last year's policy, check to make sure it's the best plan for you. >> it really friends on where you live and which plan you bought last year. it could be that your plan went it quite a bit or even down quite a bit. for that reason it's important to shop around. >> the government sponsored health plan rates have gone up slightly for pay area county. in santa clara the rates are up 3%. that's the equivalent of 11 buck, alameda is up 1%. new this morning, authorities have pulled a stolen car from under water. these are the pictures from the fire protection cricket. the car was found submerged near a ramp leading into the water. no one was inside. the bay area sister of a muslim man killed in north carolina says she wants his death to be investigated as a

hate crime. last night friends and colleagues held a candle light vigil. she's a medical resident there and her brother, his wife and her sister were shot and killed apparently as a result of a parking dispute. at the vigil some people expressed fear. >> i once felt safe and certain and a part of this community and now i'm uncertain and i feel unsafe. >> deah barra cat was raising money for a trip to a refugee camp. we told you about the early morning crash last wednesday involving a garbage truck and a car. the body was found next to the wrecked car a few blocks away from the crash site. now the girl's brother who wants anyone who knows anything to come forward to give the family

some closure. >> we feel like really for her and at the same time anger because we don't got no answers. we understand that tragedies happen. people have to pass away, even if it's our loved ones. but we will feel better if we have like answers to our questions. >> alex al ka zar is the registered owner of the car. police say he's a person of interest but so far have not been able to track her down. in a popular san jose road is getting downsized temporarily. the main road in willow glen is going on a diet. going to be reduced from four lanes down to two. the city will not only tighten traffic on lincoln avenue, but it's also going to add bike lanes in each direction. it's a test and it's going to go on from march until may. . >> and that strange gu that killed hundreds of sea bird last month has been identified, sort

of. the sticky substance was a synthetic oil. they're artificially made. what's still unclear at this point is where the substance came from and what it was being used for. the department of fish and wildlife has eight labs nationwidecy cysting in that investigation. >> it's 4:37 on a friday morning. turning down to the forecast, nice crisp view outside of the fufl bay bridge this morning. nice temperatures headed our way. >> maybe even record temperatures. but i know who could know. christina. >> i know. make that nice and clear. good morning. reality check time. 47 degrees in the tri-valley. 44 in san francisco. you know what? i think we're going to forecast a new record in san jose today. right here in the south bay we hit 77 degrees. we're looking good to hit more records, breaking records all over the place as we get into our sad and sunday. we'll have more on that coming up. after all, it's valentine's day which is why we all went with

our 50 shades of pink and red this morning, mike. you look really nice today. >> thank you very much. you know, it's the tie and a little bit of powder. we're looking over here toward the golden gate bridge. traffic flowing nicely. we have an orangish huge. but we also have the international orange bridge moving slowly. it's friday for construction crews as well so road crease cleared all over the bay. and that sign right there where i'm going to circle, that's the area where the president's security detail has blocked off some roadways. there will be some different traffic flow around california, sacramento. watch that area of mason through downtown. the bay bridge flows in and out of the city without major issues. we'll give you a wide look at the bay and you see there are no problems around the bay but we have a little slowing just start to kick in at altamont. even on a friday it happens.

we'll show you, this is southbound 880 with a few head lights traveling south past the truck scales. down into the south without delay. back to you. a look at the san mateo bridge this morning. notice anything different? it's brighter. pg and e as installed more lights on the bay. i think it was getting a little jealous of the bay bridge, had to do a little sprucing up. up next on today in the bay, no parking, no problem. >> no problem. >> a usual perk for someone who chooses to buy a condo. >> we'll tell you what went wrong in a military training session.

a very good morning to you. taking a live look outside from the distance outside san bruno in morning. the bridge in the distance.

a nice start for a friday morning. it's 4:42 right now. there's a condo in sale in san francisco. they're throwing in a creative park, free uber rides for a year. >> the one bedroom condo, it's listed for just under $800,000 but it doesn't come with a parking spot. so the seller is offering unlimited uber service for a year. one real estate agent says ride services like uber, lift and side car along with bikes and shuttles may have made the city dwellers less dependent on their cars. >> the entryway is beautiful, at least. >> that was a nice looking house. the markets are on the rise the morning. >> we'll are more on that and the rest of our news before the bell. we turn to cnbc at the head quarters. there's a condo available in san francisco, come on out, landon. >> perfect valentine's gift.

stocks will try to extend thursday's gains. the markets rally as investors cheered strong earnings and the cease-fire deal between russia and ukraine. energy stocks got a boost. crude is near $53 a barrel. look for data on up port prices. the nasdaq up 56 to 48.57. the highest level in nearly 14 years. americans will be spending on their sweet hearts this valentine's day. retail spending is expected to hit nearly $19 billion thanks to the improving economy. the average person will spend 142 with the majority of that for theirself or significant other. the rest will be spread out between family, friends, coworkers, pets, children's classmates and teachers. men will likely spend twice as much as women. sam and laura, back over to you. >> a lot of gift to go around. >> it's a good thing.

happy valentine's day, landon. if you're looking to spruce up your online dating profile, a new study showing your screen name is the best place to start. >> avoid screen names with negative thoughts. choosing playful words like fun. what if you're little and fun? men are more drawn to names about physical appearance. women look for names implying intelligence. when it comes to your photos, use one that features a genuine smile and maybe a tilt of the head. >> yes, so apparently men and women have different priorities in the screen names they're looking for. you know what good morning. happy valentine's day to you. does this tilt look about right to you? >> i don't know. when my dog does that to me, he's like, what are you doing now. >> exactly. >> the temperatures out there mostly in the 40s and the 50s this morning.

we've got a good day shaping up with temperatures ramping up into the 70s. 75 degrees. really comfortable day for you on the peninsula today. 77 in the south bay. we're only going to get warmer as we head throughout your saturday. valentine's day is tomorrow. and you know what? usually doesn't fall on a weekend. enjoy that. i know a lot of the beach resorts are booked up. i with us trying to find a little place for me and my husband. didn't work out. keep an 0 r eeye out for the discounts. half moon bay probably has some places open for you. speaking of which, let's talk about your beach forecast. beautiful conditions as we get into this weekend with temperatures in the mid to upper 70s. even at your local beaches. as we get into the next couple of days, you can see we're going fall from 75 to 74 degrees on monday. a little disturbance comes through. that's going to bring us cooler

weather. it will not be bad out there at all. 67, you're back in the 60s by tuesday. in san francisco but still running about 10 degrees above average for this time of year. there are a lot of events happening outdoors for this weak end. last weekend we had to stay bundle up inside because of the rain. what a difference a weekend makes. we'll tell you what's going on across the bay area. >> it is 4:47 right now. an autopsy report is due to be released today of a man shot and killed by police in pasco, washington. he was shot tuesday. police say she was throwing rocks at cars and officers but witnesses say he appeared to be running away when he was shot. the death is the fourth fatal police shooting in recent months in pasco, washington. d.c. lawmakers are getting answers about a scary and deadly trail malfunction. last month month a packed metro train filled with smoke. one woman died.

dozens more were injured. now national transportation safety board leaders are scheduled to testify before a house committee about what happened there. passengers were stranded some 30 minutes before emergency crews arrived. faulty equipment is being blamed for an accident in southern california that sent 22 marines to the hospital for observation. this happened in a military training exercise. they were treated for exposure to a fire retardant gas. marine spokesperson says that none of those injuries thankfully for serious. military officials have agreed to allow hormone treatment for the former intelligence analyst. the treatment would allow bradley manning to make the transition to a woman. manning changed her legalized name, her last -- her name last april, rath, then filed a

lawsuit requesting gender reassignment in september. she's the first military prisoner to ask for such treatment. the canadian supreme court has decided to reverse a band. >> the canadian court ruled unanimously that people suffering from debilitating diseases have the right to end their lives. the issue is gang momentum here in the u.s. after the death of brittany maynard. she moved to o r where aid in dying is legal so she could end her death. death with dignity bills have been introdoused in 22 states include here in california. one dog's incredible journey to find her owner. and it's all caught on camera. over here, the san mateo bridge, the white lights on the roadway level, the red ones above is what we're going to

talk about. i assault and battery some flashing lights on the span. i'm going to call chp. i'll give you the update coming up.

it's 4:52 right now. live look outside on your friday. the skyline in downtown san jose. watch out jimmy fallon. a group of high school students is coming for you job, sort of. >> the young actors in washington are challenging the host to an improv-off.

>> here we go. >> the kids at the high school posted this video to youtube last week. so far it has about 40,000 views. the students say they're huge fallon fans and the ideas span from their favorite tonight show hit, ew. they're returning to social media. we'll see what happens. >> throwing down the gauntlet there. was he using a selfie stick? >> i think so. the biggest stars in the nba are in new york right now. >> the players and the warriors including steph curry stopped by the tonight show. >> man, in a rare move fallon flipped the script letting the

players poke a little fun at not only him but tonight show as well. >> good to have you. go right ahead. >> our next writer is jonathaned a adler, he was voted most like toy to call chuck e cheese the curve. >> he will take the court tomorrow for the three-point shooting contest before the all-star game on sunday. look at those tall guys. >> chris bosh in there, too. a storm of nba personnel there, mike. who are you rooting for this weekend? >> all of the warriors involved. we also have the coaching staff and coach kerr, the all-star team going to that jurisdiction, i guess i should say. we'll root for all of the folks. looking over here, splash brothers in full effect. southbound 101 starting it off in san raphael, a smooth drive. as we look at your map, the greater north bay we see no

delays down in toward the golden gate bridge where they've moved the center divide. over here i've circled the area, california, mason, powell, sacramento, that perimeter is a security perimeter. there's a special visitor in town known as the president. there will be crowds in the area obvious by because of the security detail. down to south bay, far from there, no problems. san jose over in the tri-valley, same thing for livermore. typical even on a friday. it's typical to go visit a family member to the hospital, happens every day. but not quite like this. >> this is an unusual case. nancy frank is in an iowa hospital recovering from a surgery. meanwhile her ten-year-old snau zer was at home. she arrived at the hospital, 20 blocks from her house and walked right in looking for her owner. >> she was 0 on a mission.

the way she walked into the hospital she was on a mission. she was determined she was going to do something and she did it. >> the hospital security team let her daughter take the cog up to spend time with her loved one. the family says sissy has never run away before. >> i guess the woman had received treatment in the hospital and taking the little dog in the car. >> the dog had been to the hospital before? >> in the car. >> an incredibly intelligent dog. >> president obama waking up in san francisco. ahead of a jam packed day. we've got team coverage of this historic visit next. plus homicide detectives investigating a bizarre scene, a u-haul crashes into a building and the body is found nearby. first a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. it is friday morning, the 13th. we're not going to let that keep

you down. the temperatures are on the rise. christina has a look at the forecast, mike with his eye on the commute. still around. a lot more ahead.

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breaking news at 5:00, a crash u-haul and a body found at a business. what investigators are tell us about the unusual scene. a prez dental visit for the history books. how today's conference apt stanford will impact our personal security. good friday morning to you. i'm christina loren. we've got a little bit of a change today. warmer temperatures. going to be very comfortable outdoors. the big breaking waves continue through saturday. we've got a warm weekend to talk about in your micro climate forecast. for a lot of folks,

including the road crews, they're picking up early. and a live look outside. beautiful view from san bruno mountains. it's friday, february 13 president. this is "today in the bay." and a very good friday morning to you. i'm laura garcia cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. president obama touching down at sfo yesterday. this marks his 20th visit to the bay area as president. but this time his focus is a little different. >> we've got live coverage this morning. bob redell is there. but we're going to start off with stephanie chong where the president is staying this morning. >> reporter: good morning. yeah. usually the president is staying at the intercontinent in the south of market neighborhood where it's blocked off at least a block in each di