also at your local beaches change is on the way for tomorrow. mike inouye? >> good morning, christina, happy presidents day, folks. some schools get ski week or as off for many schools and businesses. 580 and dublin area, the traffic maps as you head toward the

dublin interchange, west 580 is where our camera is and an easy drive. southbound 680 through san ramon we have reports of an earlier crash. looked like all lanes are open and the rest of the bay moves smoothly. new crash may have popped up over 880 in oakland. back to you. >> more movement in the fight dwens isis. egyptian war planes dropped bombs on isis targets in libya. the attack came hours after the islamic state released new video showing beheading of several egyptian hostages. fighter jets targeted weapons caches at a training camp. it's unclear if anybody died in the attacks as a result of the air strikes. the bombings of egypt's first confirm foreign military intervention since the 1990s

gulf war. a suspect, 22-year-old danish citizen was killed by police yesterday after he carried out back-to-back attacks at a freedom of speech event at a copenhagen synagogue saturday. officials think the attacks were inspired by the shooting at "charl charlie heb bow in paris. investigators are still at the scene of claremont middle school on college avenue in oakland right now, stephanie chuang joins us live. investigators say this is suspicious as the call first came in from a burglary alarm, not a fire alarm. >> reporter: that's right, good morning to you both, laura and sam. the report came in before 2:00 this morning, someone driving on highway 24, which is right next to us reported a house on fire but firefighters got here and

claremont middle school which was behind us. joining me is battalion chief jeff hunter, good morning. thank you so much. talk to us about what crews found when they got here? >> on arrival significant fire in the cafeteria of claremont middle school. we made an interior attack and began putting the fire out, but it was a very difficult fire. >> talk to us about what made it so difficult. >> it's a large building and there was heavy fire involvement on arrival, and that being said, with the large building and heavy fire, crews had a lot of work ahead of them. they had to pull ceilings, it's got high ceilings in the building and a common attic. the fire ran part of the attic which meant it went vertical and when it hit the roof it spread out, so we had a lot of fire up in there and crews did a fantastic job getting the fire under control. >> now they're making sure there are no embers.

>> correct. we're overall investigating the fire. >> reporter: lastly, chief, when your crews got here, something seemed a little off, right? >> we had an interior door to the cafeteria that was open, so a door from the exterior leading into the cafeteria we found open on arrival, which is very unusual. working with my investigators to determine what that signifies and continuing to investigate. >> reporter: thank you so much, chief. appreciate it. that's battalion chief jeff hunter. they found a door that should not have been open, this is 2:00 in the morning, they're investigating that along with oakland police on the way. school is out today, it's presidents day holiday but the chief is saying it is unusable at this point the cafeteria at least. stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> thanks, steph. san jose police are searching for the man who killed a security guard. flowers and understand candles

are being left where the officer was gunned down saturday night. he was a security guard at the b boss nightclub. the observer of ai liquor store said he kept an eye on his shop. he says a man stole his display of flavored cigars saturday night. when he ran outside he dropped the cigars in the parking lot. xenega tried to stop him. >> he shot mostly i think to pick up something, that let him go, not a big thing, just not even $20, you know, and they can shoot, only took $20 and they shoot the people like that? >> xenega's death marks the city's third homicide of the year. all new this morning, crews had to navigate tight corners to put out a fire on a cargo ship docked at the port of oakland. the fire started on the upper decks of a large container ship.

nobody was hurt, the cause of that fire is still under investigation. a pilot has an amazing story to tell after his plane crash landed on the east bay golf course. david soolson's plane lost powe during takeoff. >> it was coming down fast. i wanted to make sure i didn't end up over in the houses over here. plane through, landing through. >> olson says can he laugh about it now because he walked away unscathed, missing golfers and nearby homes. wing on his plane did clip a tree before hitting the ground. he's lucky. a family of four and their four pets are out of their home

this morning after a fire ripped through the house. this happened on lorinda drive near lee high school in san jose yesterday afternoon. two people who lived there tried to put the fire out on their own but eventually had to retreat. the fire started in a dryer. nobody was hurt. investigators are trying to figure out what started a fire that destroyed $1 million of classic cars. the owner of the shop says a half a dozen prized cars were destroyed including two 1960s era chevelles and a rare 1970 monte carlo. fire investigators have confirmed what many people suspected that the building that burned last month in san francisco had several safety violations dating back several years. this according to the "san francisco chronicle." one person tidied on the fire a 22nd and mission street.

inspectors found fire escapes blocked, broken smoke detectors and exits locked. firefighters had to rescue a dozen people, many from fire escapes that wouldn't descend. many people have today off for presidents day which is nice. >> they're hoping the beautiful weather extends one for day. christina? >> it's almost as if you knew the forecast, sam. you know what? if you got to go to work today we are right there in the same boat with you. one more perfect beach day and then things are going to change especially at the coast the beginning of the next couple of days with a little bit of a cooling trend for us, in our endlaen inland valley spot we'll keep things going all weekend long. for today 70s persist at the beach. three degrees difference.

maybe you haven't made plans just yet we'll see interesting weather here, meanwhile very cold, cold conditions on the east coast. we'll talk about that as well, maybe you're just trying to get your traveling taken care of this morning. i got to tell you, we are expecting delays here, but we got a lot to go over this morning and we're just getting started. first let's check your drive. mike, you're here for a reason. there's always something going on out there. >> more importantly i need that paycheck, i take it home and something going on there, too. lot of folks in the same boat. over toward oakland folks making their way to the offices or wherever they start their day. smooth drive at the coliseum. i have a train on the high street high-rise. let's show you the map. the reason i'm concerned, high street and 29th there was a crash blocking two right lanes. maybe closer to 29th for what sounds like just property damage for cars in the area.

over here college avenue right under 24 is where steph tons report about the overnight fire, why they were able to see the fire from the freeway. rest of the bay moves smoothly and smooth toward the golden gate bridge. >> thank you, mike. coming up next the east coast slammed with its fourth major storm in recent weeks. >> a blizzard blanketing new england overnight. we will have a live report from boston. doctors say it's the symptom of heart trouble, you're most likely to develop. details still ahead.

very good monday morning to you. happy presidents day as well as we take a live look outside, this is up from san bruno mountain, what a view looking down this morning. 4:44. a daring coast guard rescue caught on camera. helicopter crew pulled two men from the sailboat drifting 150 miles off the shore of nantucket in the middle of a brutal winter storm. crew on a nearby yacht helped out with communication support. luckily no one was hurt.

investigators say a 16-year-old who killed three members of his own family was upset about being punished by his parents. the teen was killed in a shoot-out with police in maryland over the weekend. police then searched the kentucky home finding the bodies of his parents and younger sister. they think he was mad because his parents banned him from using the computer. this morning a coroner in mississippi will perform an autopsy on the man who opened fire inside a crowded walmart. one officer was grazed by a bullet before police shot and killed a gunman. the officer is already out of the hospital. we still don't know what started the shoot-out in the first place. a father is facing felony charges this morning after his daughter shot him. the man was arrested in indiana yesterday on charges of neglect. investigators say the toddler not in a car seat pulled the gun from her dad's overall pocket and accidentally shot him in the arm. cardiologists joan crawford says fatigue is a huge red flag

for heart trouble. she admits it can have many causes but often overlooked by people especially women who think it's normal. she says noticing changes is key. >> if you can't do what you could do six months ago, tell your doctor and make sure that you've had a cardiac workup recently and make sure you're going to be okay. >> crawford says fatigue happens when the heart can't pump enough blood and diverts blood away from less vital areas. the result is tiredness and trouble doing things you had no problem doing before. we talk about vaccinations these days there may be a new way to keep your child from crying getting his or her shot. giving newborns sugar water during shots can easereveals ad during the procedure is more effectives. newborn put under a warming lamp and given sucrose cried half as much as those who just got a little sucrose alone.

>> everybody needs a little sugar. >> and heat as well. they could use it in the northeast. they're in a deep freeze following heavy snow over the weekend. >> this as people in the midwest and southeast brace for a storm as well. >> sarah, for some people in boston it's the winter that really never seems to end. >> reporter: that is correct, sam and laura. people are tired of this weather and ready to get back to life as normal. talking about boston, people woke up to one of the coldest winters in ten years with the windchill, it felt in some areas as cold as 30 degrees below zero. so just brutally cold out here. windchill work in effect for most of the morning. people really cautioned to stay inside whenever possible and be sure to cover up any exposed skin. so let's talk about the weekend. boston received more than a foot of snow. there were whiteout conditions leading to a number of accidents on the road, and throughout new

england, just the pure amount of snow, too much for some structures. we saw a lot of collapsed roofs, including one in new hampshire at an apartment complex that affected some 200 residents. here in boston people struggling to get back to life as normal. public transit has been shut down over the weekend, now slowly starting to operate again on a limited schedule. the airport, some flights are leaving today. we had a lot of canceled flights over the weekend simply because of the visibility and poor conditions out there. now, like you said, much of the focus shifting to the midwest and southeast and the storm that is barreling down on those areas, louisville, kentucky could, see up to a foot of snow. other areas freezing rain and ice. if you are here on the east coast or midwest, there is no escaping this nasty winter weather that just never stops. back to you guys. >> it's just so foreign to us on the west coast, sarah, i'm sorry. >> it certainly gives us some perspective, no question about

that. we hope you stay bundled up, sarah. thank you so much, reporting live from boston. >> i'm surprised we could hear her so well given all the covering. your week here no conditions like that in the bay area. we love it here and why not? let's check in with meteorologist christina loren and your microclimate forecast. >> a lot of people over there california dream.. sarah, you are rockin' that jacket. it is cold and we want everybody to stay safe. it's crazy the weather has been like that on the past three weeks on the northeast side of the nation. 53 degrees in san francisco. we're starting out nice and mild with spectacular conditions, beach weather continues for one more day and things are going to start to change only at our local coastline, though. 73 degrees, comfortable conditions in san francisco for today. here's what you can expect if you're heading outdoors, a clear start for all this morning. mild temperatures, mostly in the 50s. later on today, unseasonably warm, by lunch time that rapid

warming will kick in and a touch cooler as we head throughout the day today than where we ended up yesterday. by tonight the fog creeps back in and that will make for a noticeable difference at our beaches by tomorrow. you might have to go back to work tomorrow anyhow. today you might be able to get out there and enjoy the beach. let me take you through your forecast for today. 71 degrees in carmel, spectacular conditions. santa cruz 73 for today. 70 in pacifica. ocean beach 69 degrees and 68 degrees, lovely conditions persist in monterey. throughout the week that sweet stride continues, temperatures in the low 70s tuesday into wednesday and we'll stay nice and comfortable getting into the weekend. back to you, sam and laura. >> thank you very much, christina. the faa unveiled a long awaited proposal to use commercial drones. pilots would have to maintain visual contact with their drones and be required to hold a new

faa flight certificate. they'd only be permitted to fly during business hours under 500 feet at 100 miles per hour or less and five miles away from airports. here is a new use for your old phone. try turning it into a home security system. you could do this for free. with no cell service turn at your old phone's wifi and download on app that lets you know if there's unexpected motion in your house. one of the benefits, the phone doesn't just give you video, it also provides audio. if you see a burglar in your house it can tell them to get out of the house. you may not have to worry about a very personal problem thanks to google. the company has received a patent for a digital deodorant. the device would attach to your collar or waistband and detect b.o. and send out a pleasant fragrant to cover up your own. the patent was actually granted this week. no word on when or if the device will be available.

>> aromatic deodorant sprayer, sounds delightful. "saturday night live" celebrated a milestone in style last night. >> coming up the moment everyone will be talking about, today. the silly story about google deodorant, was it? the bay bridge is moving smoothly. nothing stinks about this. we'll talk about a crash over in oakland coming up.

swing, yeah that's the ticket. ♪ you look marvelous ♪ ♪ yo sully, that's wicked >> "saturday night live" celebrating its 40th anniversary last night. countless stars took part in the sketches including justin timberlake and mr. fallon. tonight the show rapping with pop star timberlake. that was one of the most talked about moments and probably uncomfortable moments of the show. bradley cooper locking lips with betty white for too long. >> eddie murphy made an appearance. you feel like how much talent that show has put out. >> hard to cram 40 years of stars in there. mike, 4:55, you're cramming in information all the time. >> we're under the stars. betty white out here. oakland 880 moving smoothly at the coliseum. as we pass by bar.a.r.t. tracks they're on a saturday schedule.

we'll get more details on your specific schedule. we have the crash reported right between high and 29th. second of two traffic breaks a little slowing in both directions past the scene but nothing dramatic. two right lanes are where that crashed and a little debris might still be located. the rest of the bay moves smoothly the north bay. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. 3-d printing has become an important development in the tech world for those of us who cannot afford our own 3-d printer we can check it out. >> the tech museum in san jose holding its first 3-d print jam. it gives all ages to start making 3-d designs. a southern california family got a late night delivery they will never forget.

>> they knew they weren't going to make it in the hospital in time. he turned the car around and headed back for home. >> they delivered the baby in the driveway. the newborn and his mom are both doing well. >> it worked. 4:56 right now. coming up next, the clue that may lead police to a man who groped another man inside of a department store room. and why the latest lotto winner has his daughter to thank for his fortune.

a suspicious fire overnight at a middle school in oakland. the unusual circumstances firefighters are now looking into. police released new image of the man accused of grabbing another man inside a shopping mall bathroom. >> happy presidents day to you. i'm meteorologist christina loren. one for perfect beach day. as of tomorrow more fog and hence a cooler day. we'll take you through what's going on across the bay area, if it you have the day off and a little bit of a change coming your way across the board. your full forecast in just

moments. >> and presidents day some schools get it off, some don't. we'll talk about what's different about mass transit and crash in your second traffic break for oakland coming up. a live look outside the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza. not too trafficked right now. we'll see if that changes over the course of the holiday. it's monday february 16th and this is "today in the bay." a very good monday morning, thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. an update to breaking news in oakland, investigators think an early morning school fire may be the work of an arsonists. flames erupted at claremont middle school on college avenue. "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang is live in oakland this morning. one of the school's doors was opened when crews got there? >> reporter: that's right good morning to you, laura and sam. that alerted firefighters to this being very unusual, this is before 2:00 this morning. school is clo