and a san jose security guard shot to death while trying to just help out a store owner. and a pilot lucky to be alive after crashing his plane into a bay area golf course. >> and good monday morning to you. i'm meteorologist christina loren. what a beautiful day. maybe you have the day off. gorgeous beach weather. coastal cooling for the mid section of the week and a very slight chance for showers. we will take you through all the changes in your specific microclimate in moments. >> you might be expecting a lighter flow of traffic. i'm tracking a crash on the east bay and another on the peninsula. we'll get you the latest coming up. our hands full for a holiday. live look outside downtown san jose, you're starting off your work week monday, february the 16th. this is "today in the bay." a very good happy presidents day to you.

thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. breaking news we've been following all morning long, fierce flames light up the early morning sky. investigators are trying to figure out if this massive fire at a bay area middle school was starteded on purpose. >> this was at claremont middle school right neex to b.a.r.t. station. stephanie chuang has been at the scene all morning long. it appeared the door was pride open? >> reporter: that's right, good morning laura and sam. i spoke with oakland police as well as officials from the district, the school district who say it appears the first reports came in as a burglary alarm or report around 12:30 this morning and the police sergeant saying possibly a win t dough smashed and a door pride open. you can see on miles avenue the fire trucks have been replaced by oakland police vehicles as the investigation now moves forward. target is around the corner. claremont middle school cafeteria, the fire was out at

3:10 this morning. fire crews were here until about 30 20 minutes ago to make sure there were no hot spots. firefighters say this was a tough battle because of high ceilings and the flames spreading quickly to the attic. they had to use pike poles to smash through the ceiling, taking an hour and a half to contain the fire and the focus on a possible criminal investigation with the initial report of a burglary. >> that's consistent with the fire alarm and the fire investigators on scene investigating this incident is looking into whether or not we had any other alarms that might have sounded prior to the fire being reported. >> reporter: the damage contained just to that cafeteria, that's the good news and depending on whether the school can fully accommodate students is unclear whether the school will be closed beyond today which of course is a holiday, presidents day. so oakland police working also with oakland fire as well as oakland unified on this investigation. live in oakland this morning, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> a lot of work still left to be done there. thank you very much, stephanie. there's a memorial growing this morning for a san jose

security guard shot and killed during a botched robbery for a few cheap cigars. manuel xenega was a security guard at b boss club on north avenue. someone tried to steal cigars from a nearby liquor store and dropped them in the parking lot. when xenega stopped to pick them up, someone opened fire from inside a waiting car. the gunman is still on the loose this morning. just in, san jose police say they have found a missing elderly woman. gloria garcia wandered away from the capital flea market around 2:30 yesterday afternoon. she has alzheimer's but does not take medication and she is okay now. new this morning, investigators are trying to figure out what sparked a fire on board of a cargo ship docked in oakland. the flames broke out last night on the upper decks of a large container ship. crews to h to lug their equipment up 12 flights and through a nar cocorridor to

fight the flames. the building that burned last month in san francisco had several safety violations dating back years. according to "the chronicle" one person died at the fire. 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. it was a flight that could have ended in disaster if not for the incredible reaction of a local pilot who landed his single engine plane on a hayward golf course near the 10th hole. the pilot encountered problems right after takeoff sunday afternoon. >> "today in the bay"'s bob redell live at the executive airpo airport. he's lucky enough. >> reporter: very lucky. good morning to you, laura and sam. the pilot david olson considering his plane failed him just after takeoff at the executive airport very lucky man and shortly after takeoff is one of the most critical times of a

flight, around 1:00 yesterday afternoon. olson tells us his bulldog airplane, something he bought back in 2000, suddenly last power. he believes it was a ruptured oil line, relying on his 15 years of flying experience he reacted quickly to try to find an emergency landing spot. fortunately the sky west golf course is right next to the airport. olson saw the 10th hole was clear and guided the aircraft there. >> it was coming down fast. i just wanted to make sure i didn't end up over in the houses over here or anywhere near any golfers. i yelled "fore!" plane through, landing through. >> reporter: olson can laugh about it now because he wasn't hurt and able to get out of the aircraft on his own and didn't hit any golfers or homes. his wing did clip a tree before landing on the ground. rob redell, "today in the bay." >> gosh he's so calm about it, too. >> amazing. thank you, bob, composure under pressure, a good quality for any job. 6:05, we give you a look at your

microclimate forecast, a live look downtown san jose. still dark out there. >> waiting for the sun's arrival this morning. don't have to wait long for christina loren and the microclimate forecast. good presidents day to you. >> happy presidents day to you, laura, sam, good morning everybody at home. we have a good looking day coming your way. there are going to be some changes in the near future as well. if you wanted to hit the beach, i've got to tell you, comfortable conditions will persist for one final day. we're in the 70s for today. beautiful weather at the beach, and look at this, almost uniform temperatures which is what we see when we have offshore flow. that is the only time, that means that marine influence complete lly negated for today. 73 degrees in san francisco. 77 degrees for today in the north bay, and you'll be at 74 degrees on the peninsula. so let's talk about what's going on for today. free national parks weekend in honor of presidents day. no entry fee, no parking fee. this is from near woods. maybe you wanted to get up there

in the north bay, pinnacle, sf maritime, is he which couldia and yosemite parks all freer today. you can imagine this is going to draw in crowds but one of the holidays, some people have the day off and others do not. i.e., us. let's find out if you are trying to get to work what it lacooks like on the roads. here's mike inouye. >> i want to show you the bay bridge toll plaza, look at this. no problem. it's easy. presidents day so you will have a lighter volume of traffic around the bay. we'll look at your maps, talking about a smooth flow of traffic. we have eastbound 580 two crashes reported, one at park, one at fruitvale. counter commute in the same area, might be a duplicate report. we're watching that a circle farther south, southbound 880 at marina boulevard we had a stalled vehicle there. sounds like the slow lane had been blocked but it may have been cleared over the last couple of minutes. i say may because we don't get confirmation from chp for a couple of minutes until they've gotten a chance to update

things. the speed sensors are at speeds in both directions. northbound 280 we had a stall approaching paige mill road so the off-ramp may have some activity just off to the shoulder but no slowing north into los altos. 280 moving nicely. we'll show you the rest of the bay, bottom of your screen san jose doesn't show any slowing for our sensors, same thing toward the bay bridge. the golden gate bridge let's give you a look coming across from the north bay into the city, a smooth, easy drive. no delays throughout the north bay either, in the city itself we will have a typical parking control still enforced. you have to pay the meters, some schools are still in session, but for those riding muni on a saturday schedule so that will affect folks getting to school spra perhaps. >> somebody's got to dot people's work on a holiday. 6:08 right now. new troubles this morning another storm affecting the east coast, bracing for a powerful

snowstorm. >> the faa proposed new rules for drones. they're long awaited. we'll look at what they mean coming up. a live look outside along the embarcadero of san francisco this morning. waiting for the big ships to come in. 6:09. lot more news ahead.

zw. welcome back now. happy presidents day to you bay area. winter warm issing if to persist so if you didn't get a chance to get out there over the past couple days, beautiful conditions for one final day. then some of that natural ac will return as we get into your tuesday, followed by more

changes. we'll take you through your microclimate and give you all the details in just moments. and we're looking at a smooth drive across that san mateo bridge westbound here, looks about the same volume westbound across the bay bridge. we'll talk about a couple of crashes for 580 and for 880 coming up. >> thank you, mike. here's a look at today's top stories. investigators are looking into a suspicious fire that ripped through the cafeteria at claremont middle school in oakland. police say it's possible someone smashed a window and pride open a door to the cafeteria before that fire started. early in morning egyptian war planes dropped bombs on isis targets in libya. the attack came just hours after the isis released a new video showing the beheading of several egyptian hostages. a pilot used a fairway in hayward as a mikeshift landing strip yesterday. david olson's plane lost power after takeoff but managed to put the plane down near the 10th hole without injuries.

new rules to george how americans use drones. >> scott mcgrew you say it's remarkable they exist at all. >> that's really the thing. we've been waiting years to hear something from washington from drones and frankly we may have to wait several years more until proposed rules become actual rules. there is a process under way in washington and it appears there is progress on this. that's the remarkable thing this morning. the faa sunday promoting the dayer xhial operators could get an inexpensive license to drive drones. it was the topic of "the press" yesterday. >> those in europe have figured out how to use these commercially and are allowing them. what we're doing in the u.s. is trying to catch up because it's been really clear how useful these tools can be. >> another restriction would be drone operators would have to

have line of sight. they'd have to see the drones as they were operating. this pretty much rules out delivery by drone. if the amazon guy can see the drone landing at your house he may as well walk over and hand you the package. american stock markets taking the day off for the monday holiday. story if doesn't look like the cease-fire is holding in ukraine. japan's economy not performing as hoped and greece in the midst of renegotiating its get. greek banks are barely holding on and one worry is greece, if it does exit the euro, greeks would have all of these euros in the bank automatically become drachmas. sam and laura, nobody wants drachmas. what do you do if you have your life savings in euro in a greek bank right now? >> start to pull them out. >> you take them out of the bank. that hurts the bank even more. they were already weak, and now this threat that perhaps people

are going to start the run on the banks. >> that will be interesting to see. sounds like tuesday might be like a monday. >> fair enough. happening now, millions of people in the midwest and southeast bracing for a second storm making its way across the country. take a look at this. most of the northeast is just in a deep freeze following heavy snow all weekend. crews are just trying to restore power to thousands of people in that area. closer to home, a usually fierce competition has now been canceled and experts say you can blame the drought for that. this year's world cup ski and snowboard competition was supposed to happen next month at squaw valley. here's some video from last year. only 140 inches of snow has fallen there this year, that's a third of the usual total. several olympic medalists and other award-winning athletes were expected ed ted to attend. now they will not. time to check our own

microclimate forecast as we give you a look look outside at the san bruno mountain. should be a nice weekend ahead. >> she brings the warmth every single morning and now you're channeling mother nature, too, to extend this another day. >> another day. i am targeting a very slight opportunity for showers and we're going to talk about that in a moment. 6:16 is the time. if you're up right now and you don't have to go work, thanks for waking up with us. i am definitely on the b biological clock schedule where i have to get up at this time on the weekend. you might be on that same track. for us it will be a lovely day and the early bird gets the good parking spot no matter if it's at a shopping center or a beach for today. 48 degrees in concord. 48 in san jose to start the day and 45 degrees in san martin. abundant sunshine and unseasonable warmth again today. temperatures just about as warm as where90áwe ended up yesterda.

68 degrees at high noon on the east shore, and 74 degrees to round out the day. highs come in at 3:00, when you're trying to get out to the beach. beautiful conditions. that's the tri valley. 74 on the east shore and for us in the south bay we're looking at 76 degrees. meanwhile the north bay 15 degrees above average ending up in the upper 70s. here's the deal. equal but opposites. i see this pattern all the time. midwest and northeast highs zero to 20 degrees for today, then you factor in that windchill it's going to be very cold, feeling like negative 5 to negative 30 degrees. meanwhile we've got this big ridge of high pressure firmly in place and for us, high pressure reigns supreme for most of this week. rain stays to the north until we get into the tail end of this weekend. that's when the jet stream will start to kind of zip to the south just enough for us to see this tail end of the system come through. i'm not expecting much, if we see anything, it will be light, but i like to let you know about every single opportunity.

now you might want to get out there to the beach, temperatures for today. significantly cooler tomorrow, at 71 degrees in carmel for today. down to 65 degrees tomorrow, and really you can see that trend here from your san francisco five-day forecast, dropping into the 60s, this is the last day, with mid-70s in the city by the bay. that's where you'll find the traffic today at the beaches, at your local shopping centers, and wherever mike inouye ends up. he always draws a big crowd. >> mostly because i'm having a fit and they're like why are you yelling at your kids? oh, i'm sorry, a little tired. over here the bay bridge toll plaza, traffic moves very nicely right now. no need to have any sort of fit or tantrum down the east shore freeway. look at the beautiful sunrise if you have a chance to do that now. the presidents day holiday for many businesses and schools, and transits are treating it that way. there's a crash in walnut creek on the surface street, not a major issue for your commute. i'm focusing eastbound 580, we

had a couple of crashes. park boulevard as your eastbound commute headed away from there and whatever happened has been cleared to the shoulder. at marina 880 southbound has been cleared southbound into san leandro and smooth drive for the upper east oshore freeway richmond toward the berkeley curve. the carquinez bridge coming off the north bay no big deal. north bay drivers, novato through san rafael and into the city you're still close to the speed limit all the way in towards san francisco. keep in mind parking enforcement for the meters in san francisco, schools are in session, of course. i know that because san francisco's unified are going to serve hotdogs and three-bean chili today. i saw that on their menu. over here looking at the the south bay, the dta, only transit agency working on a typical weekday schedule. the rest holiday or weekend schedules going. no major issues. in fremont we'll focus on mission boulevard, a major roadway around the santa teresa area, los palmos area.

the police department sent this local traffic control to tell folks to stay away from the intersection if you can. note you'll have delays. the other side of central park is an option. 680 and 880 through fremont moving smoothly. we'll send it back to you. >> sorry, mike, we became distracted hotdogs and three-bean chili. >> you can't talk about food this early in the morning, you know what that does to us. still ahead on "today in the bay," are you feeling a little fatigued? why doctors say being tired could be a sign of a much more serious health problem.

a very good monday morning to you. look at the colors in the sky this morning before the sun arrives, over the bay area. live look outside overlooking the bay. it 6:23. a warning about sudden heart trouble you might overlook. 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. like muscles, arms and legs. the result is tiredness and trouble doing things you had no problem doing before. teenagers in america are getting sleepier. experts generally recommend nine or ten hours of sleep for teens. the majority of 15 to 19-year-olds don't even get seven hours of shuteye. the problem has worsened experts blame smartphones, social media and rising rate of obeset. this morning alaska airline officials are trying to figure out how a scorpion ended up on a flight out of lax. the stowaway scorpion stung a woman on the hand before crew members managed to kill it. the flight was in delay for about 40 minutes while the crew went through all the overhead compartments looking for any

unwanted scorpions. the woman who was stung is fine but chose to take another flight. from what i understand she stomped on it as soon as it bit her. >> fight or flight kicks in. you kill that thing by whatever means possible. 6:24, here is your ticket to a ringside seed at the westminster dog show. >> for about $2 fans can download an app that will give them a front row seat to the show. the app features live streaming, judging, live results and information on all 192 breeds. dog for everyone. the westminster dog show starts today and runs through tomorrow. >> that's not the only competition going on either. warriors all-stars steph curry, klay thompson and steve kerr are headed home after a successful showing in new york. >> 163-158 win west coast stars. great finish by james harden. >> he got up there. saturday both curry and thompson

competed in the three-point shooting contest, bragging rights on the line. curry crushed this. at one point 13 straight three-pointers, second largest in the history of the contest. it was announced former warrior tim hardaway jr. and sacramento mayor kevin johnson are among the finalists for this year's nba hall of fame. it is 6:26. still ahead an nbc bay area investigation uncovers what's really going on inside the medical marijuana industry in california. plus ramping up the fight against isis. egypt launches air strikes in retaliation for the deaths of 21 hostages. the sun rises other the bay area, a lot of people have today off as you could see. how light the toll plaza is. we'll check the morning commute. 6:26.

a south bay father gunned down during a poch botched reas. the one thing police will help them track down the diller. happy presidents day. i'm meteorologist christina loren. temperatures climbing 10 to 15 degrees above average today. last beautiful beach day, coastal cooling kicks in as of tomorrow. we've got a very slight chance

for showers. i'll tell you when for where you live in just moments. it is presidents day so you'll see a lighter volume of traffic. we have a new crash to tell you about in the south badqñ also want to tell you about any changes going off of your mass transit and parking, where you have to pay and where you don't. and let's take a live look outside, beautiful embarcadero along san francisco. nice day to head out there on this monday, february 16th. you might be off. this is "today in the bay." it is a holiday monday, thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. developing story, more movement in the fight against isis. early this morning egyptian war planes dropped bombs on isis targets in libya. / new video showing the beheading of several egyptian hostages. weapons caches and a training camp. the 21 hostages isis executed

had been held since last month. it's unclear if anyone died as a result of those air strikes. over in copenhagen a memorial is growing in honor of the victims shot and killed by the synagogue and a cafe over the weekend. authorities say the suspect, 22-year-old danish citizen, with a long history of violence killed two people and wounded five police officers before he was shot dead by police himself. overnight danish police arrested two men on suspicion of aiding that suspect in the shooting. officials think those attacks were inspired by the shooting at "charlie hebdo" in paris. candles and flowers mark the spot where a security guard was gunned down in front of a san jose liquor store. he was shot while simply trying to help. >> "today in the bay" kris sanchez joining us from san jose. this was all over some cheap >> reporter: all over some cheap cigars and the memorial around manuel xenega's car continues to grow. the candles are burning as they

have since saturday night, when he was shot right outside of the bar.7ñ where he works. he works at the b boss nightclub next door to a liquor for$n(+÷5 store saturday night. says someone went into his store and stole a display of favored that thief ran outside and dropped the cigars at the parking lot. the owner says xenega bent to pick them up for that man, likely an act of kindness and someone from the getaway car shot him. >> the guy inside the car, shoot him, boom, boom, boom, boom, mostly i think he wanted to help to pick up somebody, let him go, not a big thing, not either $20, you know? and he don't think,2úv-a they c shoot, only took $20 and they shoot people like that? >> san jose police have not released a description of the suspect for getaway car. we know they have surveillance

video and thus may be able to put together a suspect description soon. police may also have witnesses that might be more willing to talk than usual because he was known as a friend to many who was always willing to help folks who worked around in the area. friends tell nbc bay area we two children and a wife in mexico, his mother, also in mexico s now making her way here to the bay area for her son's funeral. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> so much lost. thank you, kris. >> senseless violence. 6:33 right now. >> we get a look at your any crow climate forecast. that's the picture from san bruno. you can see the bay bridge there. >> i want to check out the microclimate forecast with meteorologist lchristina loren. nice one ahead? >> yes, good morning to you, the picture of excellence out there, if you want to hit the beach or you have outdoor plans, if you want to do some cleaning open

the win dees. let mother nature take care of it, room temperature or slightly above readings' wet go into this afternoon. 45 degrees right now in livermore. our days are getting long sore sunrise is coming in a touch earlier. this is going to be the first morning in san jose where we hit that sunrise before 7:00 a.m. we've got cameras strategically placed all across this beautiful bay area. we will show you that sun coming up for all of our cameras as we head throughout the morning hours. san bruno, you can see our camera is shaking a touch)bn h way up in the high elevations where we have a wind speed 10 to 15 miles per hour but that's about it for today. offshore flow negating that influence. it's mild to start the day for us and it will be unseasonably fternoon. just a touch cooler than where we ended up yesterday. fog will creep back in tonight.

sun will set at 5:49. you may notice our days getting longer. the fog will bring temperatures down at the coast as of tomorrow so this is our last beautiful beach day. 73 degrees in san francisco. maybe you want to go shopping for today. gorgeous conditions out there. finding a parking spot will be nice and easy for you. temperatures like this, 77 degrees in wine country. spectacular up there. 74 in the tri valley and 75 degrees in the south bay with some changes coming your way. i'll take you through your forecast in the next report. mike inouye you look at the snow in the east and the midwest, makes you feel a little guilty but you got to love california, right? >> not guilty, no. maybe you. you're a good person, christina. looking toward the bay bridge toll plaza, we're looking very nice over here. this is the east bay and look how easy the drive is right now. lighter volume because of that presidents day holiday for many

schools and businesses as we look at your map. the approach toward the bay bridge toll plaza is very clear. green all over. we did have this incident still tracking eastbound w"580 right around park boulevard because the earlier crash well that's!@ cleared from the roadway but some flares are still there. folks might be a little distr t distracted. shout out away from the maze and toward the oakland hills, looking at a smooth drive for the rest of the bay as we zoomed out looking at san jose to the bottom of your screen, peninsula on the left-hand side there, you see mostly green. have a new crash showing up northbound 85 out to the transition for northbound 17, that will be an issue heading up toward hamilton area but that crash should be off to the shoulder shortly. no major slowing and a light volume throughout silicon valley. as we zoom out the rest of the area north of the golden gate bridge, novato toward san rafael, slowing southbound 101. live look at san mateo, we'll across the bay to the peninsula.

caltrain is running on saturday ed askule and for folks headed into the city we have parking enforcement for the meters. you have to pay if you're headed into the city. >> no holiday there. >> if you take b.a.r.t. into the city no parking fees. >> that's regular schedule? >> b.a.r.t. is running a saturday schedule. >> as well as taltrain. >> all about gaming the system. thank you very much, mike. still ahead, medical marijuana in california, is there a significant difference between states with legal recreational pot and california's current law? we investigate, next.

many experts believe california will get to decide whether it joins the likes of california and washington in legalizing medical mairnlg. >> tony kobaleski takes an undercover look and here's what he found. >> we wanted to see a difference between legalized recreational marijuana in colorado or washington and legalized medical marijuana in california. at a recent convention street recruiters offering us quick and inexpensive gateways to medical marijuana cards. for less than 100 bucks and a few minutes with a doctor we could get a marijuana card. one of our producers spent 13 minutes with a doctor, he said

he had heartburn and that's all it took to get access to legal marijuana for at least a year. the mayor said it's a farce, not a surprise and the way many dispensaries are operating in san jose. it appears to be recreational marijuana right now. that's a significant distinction because voters in california only approved legal medical marijuana. see our entire investigation, logon to nbc bay area on the front page. >> see tony's full report tonight at 6:00, if you have a tip for the investigative unit please call us at 888-996-tips or e-mail theunit@nbcbayarea.com. 6:41. coming up next, an update to the flames erupting at a bay area middle school. firefighters say it was likely started on purpose. a pilot lucky to be alive:c

f1 o bay area golf course. qbx look outside, foster city, the sunrise, got all the elements here in the bay area. ahead. we'll be back with 15 minutes of nonstop news, traffic and weather right after this break.

at 6:44, breaking news, up in flames, right now investigators trying to figure out this massive fire was started8]!c- on purpose. >> it happened at claremont middle school. stephanie chuang has been at the scene all morning long.

investigators uncovered signs including a smashed window that this looks like a break-in. >> reporter: yes, good morning. i saw two oakland police crime technicians put pieces of evidence inside brown paper bags inside their police vehicles and taking off. this was first reported as a burglary and that's why you see it regardrd as a crime scene. blocked to ma sure no one goes in or out. school district employees who work with the alarm say the first call came in 12:30 this morning. fire crews were here until about 6:00 to make sure there were no hot spots after what they described as a tough battle because of high ceilings. the flames spread quickly to the attic. it took about an hour and a half to contain the fire. the focus is on this possible criminal investigation of a suspected areson with the

initial report of a burglary also. >> we found an exterior door to the cafeteria was open. the fire is under investigation at this time. i have a fire investigator off seen that i'm working close with to determine cause and origin of the fire. >> reporter: the damage was contained to the cafeteria. depending on whether the school can accommodate students it's unclear whether the school will be closed beyond today which is of course a holiday. this investigation is taking three agencies at least now, oakland police, fire, as well as the school district. live in oakland, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> pretty active all morning. thank you, steph. many of you are off today on this presidents day holiday. 6:46, we get you to the microclimate forecast. what are your plans on the holiday? are you beach-bound? national parks entrance is free. >> and parking is free as well,

cha-ching is right, you can save that money for maybe a new spring wardrobe. it is right around the corner now. 6:46, but we did learn that if you're going to go shopping out there today, best deals will be found when it comes to buying winter gear. i cannot find a deal that i don't like. 45 degrees in livermore, 43 in san martin, and 48 degrees in san jose. what a pretty day coming your way with temperatures well above average, but hey, that means you might want to hit the beach. take a look at this beautiful sunrise over the outer sunset in san francisco. completely clear here. you can see all the way to the pacific ocean and just spectacular. now we'll take you up into the mountains, la honda pretty sunrise and sun is coming up earlier and days are getting longer. close to 6:00 as we head into this evening and before you know it as we get into the end of march the sun will set after 7:00 p.m.

you want to enjoy this temperature while it lasts for your city. let's talk about lunch time. 67 degrees on the peninsula. that's when a lot of people will start to wake up and make their way outdoors. 68 degrees at noon in the tri valley and 70 degrees in the north bay. the warmest time of the day if this is what you're looking for, maybe you want to get out to the beach. 76 degrees in the south bay. 77 degrees in the north bay today and 74 on the east shore, with really lovely beach temperatures. let's talk about that. fly you down to pacifica for today, where the temperatures are going to be in the upper 60s. 69 degrees is the forecasted high here, take you down to half moon bay a touch warmer there, 71 degrees. very little ocean influence negated by offshore flow. tonight the fog returns, 73 degrees in santa cruz, beautiful conditions, count on a lot of people headed out that way, though, tuesday into wednesday, you'll notice our temperature dropping significantly in san jose where the mid-70s to the

low 70s, in san francisco we're back in the 60s, well above average. typically hit about 59 to 60 degrees this time of year, in sfr san francisco. i was going to let you know when our next best rain chance moves in, that will be sunday into monday, chances very slight but i've got something to watch and i'll let you know if anything changes as we head throughout the rest of the week together. right now you might be trying to get out the front door. mike can help you out >> not a whole lot of folks heading out their front door but we'll show you headed toward the bay bridge toll plaza there's no backup, no metering lights, and there's a little sunlight and a beautiful view. that's good stuff over here. the metering lights probably won't be turned on until late if at all today. we'll show you the volume light, so light there's no slowing and no incidents reported for the upper east shore freeway, off the carquinez bridge through richmond and berkeley. over in the north bay looking toward novato, highway 101

through san rafael, a smooth drive in toward the golden gate bridge and san francisco, your city by the bay. schools are in session for san francisco unified, so keep that in mind, you'll see kids around the area but the buses if you take the bus to school you're on a modified saturday schedule so check the muni line for your route and specific changes for today. there will be a slightly modified route. that could be an issue for san bay, peninsula at speeds. smooth drive through the south bay. no real problems coming across the san mateo bridge. earlier crash at the bottom of your screen, looks like everything is moving smoothly. i'll show you the live camera 101 at 680, a smooth light drive. we approach 7:00, look at the dublin area, westbound 580 should be really hammering down on the commute right now. right now we have no problems so you can put the hammer down to 65 at least, that's the speed limit. that's your travel for 580.

back to you guys. >> a few sparse cars out there. thank you very much. san jose police are searching for the man who shot and killed a popular security guard during a botched robbery of a few cheap cigars. flowers and understand ka s and left from manuel xenega was gunned down saturday night. he was a security guard at b boss nightclub. the liquor store next door says xenega kept an eye on the shop. when xenega -- excuse me, when the man ran outside he dropped the cigars in the parking lot. xenega ran to help him pick them up. >> the guy inside boom, boom, boom pi i think he wanted to pick up something to let him go. not even $20, not a big thing, you know, and they can shoot, only took $20 and they shoot people like that? >> you can understand the

emotion. xenega's death marks the city's third homicide of the year. palo alto police want to you look at the sketch of two different suspects wanted in connection with bathroom assaults. this man peeked over a urinal partition and grabbed the rear end of another man, it happened last wednesday inside the macy's at the stanford shopping center. two days earlier detectives say the man you see here took a photo or video of a woman while she was using a restroom at the coverley community center. police say despite different suspect descriptions the two assaults could be related. also new this morning investigators trying to figure out what sparked a fire on board a)uçsp)go ship at the port of oakland. the flames broke out last night on the upper deck of a large container ship. crews had to lug their equipment up 12 flights of stairs and through narrow quarters of the ship to fight the flames. no one was hurt. fire inspectors confirmed what many people suspected the building that burned last month in san francisco had several staeft violations dating back

years according to "the chronicle." one person died in the fire at 22nd and mission street. they found fire@r broken smoke detectors and exits locked. firefighters had to rescue a dozen people, many through fire escapes that wouldn't descend. it was a flight that certainly could have ended in disaster, if not for the incredible reaction of a local pilot. he safely landed his single engine plane on the sky west golf course in hayward right off of 880 >> "today in the bay's" rob redell joins us live from executive airport with reaction from the pilot you'll only see on nbc bay area. >> reporter: laura and sam the pilot david olson joked with us that he yelled "fore" before he brought his plane down on the tera firma. it was certainly the best possible landing, given the worst possible scenario that he was presented with, shortly after taking off around 1:00 yesterday his bulldog airplane,

won he boughtnw1 back in 2000 suddenly lost power, started coming down fast. olson tells us his priority was not not hit any homes or people. the sky west airport the golf course was his best alternative. he did land right side up and was able to climb out on his own. >> an oil line that controls the prop pitch might have broken and sprung a leak. >> we heard a boom and went outside. >> they're always taking off and coming over. they fly right over. >> i was interested in aviation, now i've experienced it from every angle. >> reporter: what's remarkable, he did not hit any homes, did not hit any golfers, as i mentioned he clipped a tree with oo&t the wings of his airplane and he himself is doing fine. reporting live in hayward, rob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, bob. >> thanks, bob.

the faa has released new rules for drones, mark. >> people had gotten frustrated how slowly washington was moving, several yoofrtsz creaun created and canceled drone studies because nobody could tell them what the commercial rules were. well the faa proposed new rules allowing the commercial operation of drones with an inexpensive and relatively easy to get license. now, it begins a period of public commentary, so it may be several years before we see actual rules when it comes to commercial things. one thing we can say, amazon's idea of delivering packages via drone will not fit inside these rules because the faa says no matter what, the drone operator has to stay within eyesight of the drone which defeats the purpose if the amazon fella can see your house he may as well just hand you your package. no markets today.

the nyse and nasdaq closed for washington's birthday. let's show you a washing machine bite inside. washing machine maker lg released this video. one of its executives is merely examining a samsung washing machine at a trade fair in berlin. here he is carefully examining it. samsung says hey, wait a minute, this guy is deliberately breaking our washing machine. he's actually been indicted over breaking that washing machine. lg says no, no. >> a lot of jerking going on, moving his arm and legs around. >> a little rougher than i am on >>úggñ it's the floor model. thanks a lot. >> thank you. >>er's watching.eñ) a final check of the day's top stories for you. investigators looking into a suspicious fire that ripped through a cafeteria at claremont middle school in oakland. police say it is possible someone smashed a window and then pride open a door to the cafeteria before that fire >> early this morning egyptian

warplanes dropped bombs on isis targets in libya. the attack came just hours after the isis released a video showing the beheading of 21 egyptian hostages. this year's world cup ski and snowboard competition was supposed to happen next month at squaw valley. it's canceled because only 140 inches of snow have fallen there this year, that's just a third of the usual 450 inches. >> maybe snow week or ski week did not live up to its reputation but we've had great weather. >> i think they're more concerned about the athletes hurting themselves and that's about a month off so really right now it's not too bad. if you have your kids up there, especially the upper mountain. one more perfect beach day for us, so that is the weather story of the day. things are going to change as we head throughout tomorrow and i've got to tell you, beautiful conditions, just spectacular conditions at your local beaches for today. we're starting out very mild at 52 degrees in san francisco.

you're at 43 in the north bay and 48 degrees on the peninsula, on our way to the mid to upper 70s. 77 degrees in wine country today, and then weiy changes coming your way, no l7eo worries. we'll have your seven-day forecast every 15 minutes throughout the "today" show, even on a holiday. >> pretty mild with the morning commute. >> extremely mild. i'll show you exactly how mild. that's the bay bridge toll plaza. it's darker because we don't have all the headlights we typically see at this shot. the approach to the area the map shows you anywhere, headed south of the bay bridge moving nicely. san jose no delays, same thing for the tri valley. we'll zoom in towards fremont we have traffic control reported mission boulevard at santa teresa. there was an earlier crash, fremont pd says avoid the area if you can. that's mission boulevard a major roadway but not affecting 680 itself and look at the san mateo bridge, i'm typically showing you a big, slow drive headed away from us, big easy right now

as you head across the peninsula. >> everybody is sleeping in i guess. >> i guess so. >> maybe they stayed up to watch a star-studded studio 8h in new york city, celebrating 40 years of "saturday night live." >> if you missed it, there were a number of highlights in the show including this opening number. >> we're here to pump you up! ♪ swing the bell ♪ yeah that's the ticket ♪ you look marvelous ♪ yo sully that's wicked ♪ rosannadann ♪ isn't that fab >> jimmy fallon and justin timberlake breaking down 40 years of the show, concentrating it into a single five-minute rap highlighting all the iconic skits of the last four decades. >> dozens of comedians, singers, "snl" alums showed up to witness old favorites, maybe make new memories as well. one that still has people buzzing, this one, a lip lock

between bradley cooper andzo&' y white. kind of went on for a while. eddie murphy returns to the stage after 32v years. >> anyone else uncomfortable after that? e, you in 30 minutes. good morning. polar plunge. we got it, baby! . >> he's celebrating a whetherman's dream come true. back.