a gunman on the run this morning. police are searching for the person who opened up fire at a possible peculiar south bay sports bar. and a mysteriously death in the south bay now investigated as a homicide. why investigators think two women caught on surveillance video may be behind the crime. plus the stick is coming down from the outside, too. demolition crews have torn down the walls on the interior and now setting their sights on the exterior today. a live peek outside on this thursday morning, beautiful bay bridge. it's february 19th. this is "today in the bay."

a very good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. more on the stories in a moment. first we're in a microclimate kind of mood. look at your forecast with meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning to you everybody at home. we have a beautiful weekend ahead. temperatures are kind of chilly. there's some fog and drizzle out there so travel cautiously, slick conditions out there for this morning. we'll see the clouds clear by about lunch time. more on your full forecast and those weekend numbers in just moments. first good morning to mike inouye. >> good morning folks. looking toward the san mateo bridge from foster city. there's the high-rise and that's where there's a report from chp of some roadway hazard. i don't know if it's a stall but i don't see anything stuck on the bridge, maybe some debris. er's holding their course here. the other side a smooth drive hayward toward the high-rise. we'll continue to track that. clear view of the high-rise, that will show you a smoother

drive across the san mateo and dumb barton bridges. fog, low clouds registering for the north bay through novato and the tri valley in livermore. 580, toward the dublin interchange. the south bay not so much but i did get enough mist on the freeway it triggered one or two swipes of my windshield wipers. developing story out of the south bay, police are trying to figure out what led up to a double shooting outside a san jose sports bar. >> bob redell joins us, good morning. >> reporter: san jose police telling us they do not have a suspect yet though we did see them temporarily detain several people outside the dzo sports bar and restaurant where two people were shot last night. this business is located in the east side of san jose on alum

rock. two men were shot, each at least once according to police, both taken to the hospital. their conditions unknown and as you can see in this have you had yo, officers force several other men to sit on the sidewalk. they searched one of the men. police won't say how helpful the possible witnesses were in figuring out what led up to the shooting. as i mentioned alliq$e the peo who were temporarily detained were released and as i mentioned no suspect or suspects yet taken into custody. reporting live in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> working on some credible leads there, thank you. an argument on the san francisco street corner ended in gunfire and this morning two men are in the hospital with life-threatening injuries. the men were standing at the intersection of 17th and cap streets in the mission district 7:00 last night. the men got into an argument with another man who pulled out a handgun and opened fire. no description on the gunman. the mysterious death of a

gilroy man earlier in the week is being investigated as murder. the victim has been identified as 56-year-old robert heiser. officers were called to his home monday morning on reports of loud noise. he was pronounced dead on scene. yesterday officers released this surveillance video from a convenience store in san jose. these two women you're about to see here were spotted using heiser's credit card. they're persons of interest in the case. >> i can't speculate as to how they came into contact with the credit card but they are of interest to us and we'd like to speak with them and identify them. >> police don't think the murder was random but they don't know why the victim specifically would have been targeted. neighbors say heiser lived in the home for nearly four years went to santa clara university and has older children and grandchildren. new backlash against archbishop and having his students sign morality clauses. hundreds gathered for a vigil to protest the new requirement. the new rules require teachers

to publicly agree with churn positions on social issues. for example, the sexual relationships only be heterosexual and within confines of marriage. >> just as someone who works with coca-cola can expect to go into work each day with a can of pepsi in their hand and sing the virtues of pepsi, so we expect our teachers not to speak against traditional catholic doctrine. >> the archbishop who i expect as a person i'd rather listen to the pope and the gospel. seems to be a conflict there. >> the archbishop plans to use the new rules as conditions at four bay area catholic high schools. ail bold, timely and personal revelation by law, mike honda is a proud grandpa of a transgendered grandchild. he tweeted this photo and he says "i hope she can feel safe at school without fear of being

bullied." honda has been long recognized as a long time supporter of equal rights for the lgbt community. >> 4:35. a massive explosion at a southern california oil refinery could mean higher gas prices. the blast rocketed the exxon mobil site in torrance yesterday. you can see the mangled metal and ash covering the facility. the refinery produces 10% of the gas sold in the state. some economists are predicting a bump at the pump of up to 20 cents a gallon within the month. a state senator is expected to introduce new legislation today repealing personal belief exemptions that allow parents to opt out of vaccinations. u.s. senator barbara boxer is injecting herself;r> vaccines are one of the greatest public health achievements of the 20th century. they have saved hundreds of thousands of lives according to

the center for disease control. they are safe. they are effective. >> some historical perspective there. the senator is pushing a new bill requiring all preschoolers in federally funded head start programs to be immunized in order to qualify. more details now, new evidence seems to point to the philippines as the source of the disneyland measles outbreak. the california virus shares the same genetic material as the virus found in the philippines. me sayless is a big problem in that country. doctors there treated 50,000 cases last year. 110 of those patients died. we still don't know how the virus made illustrates way into the u.s. new concerns this morning about the impact of california's ongoing drought on the needy here in the bay area. second harvest food bank provides fresh fruits and vegetables to 250,000 people in santa clara and san mateo counties every single month. the food bank believes another dry year could mean smaller crop yields which could translate to less produce donated by grocery

stores. >> even farmers in the central valley considering not planting some crops that require so much water, broccoli, onions, the like. >> they soak up the water, need so much. obviously challenges presented there. we hope everybody remains in a giving spirit throughout the year and is able to help the folks out. 4:38, how about a local look at weather. >> let's take a look at it with meteorologist lrn/. >> good morning to you, law and and sam,er, happy thursday. temperatures are a touch warmer with more sunshine on the way. 71 degrees in the tri valley. notice the low level clouds are really starting to develop and maybe a little bit of drizzle out there as well. temperatures will be comfortable for today. here's something that you may have noticed, sneezing, sniveling. we do have a very high pollen count for the next couple days. it's going to spike. watch out for that. our predominant offenders are alder, birch, juniper and grass. try limiting outdoor activities

if you suffer from the allergies of the season it's starting to feel like spring around here. we have a spring-like weekend coming your way plus i'm tracking some significant rainfall. we'll talk about when for where you live as we head throughout the morning together. right now want to wake up with mike inouye and check those roadways, looking a little foggy out there. >> i'm a little foggy as well, alder, birch, juniper and grass. yesterday i was getting kicked in the head with allergies. low fog and mist might trigger the windshield wipers for the tri valley. this is 580 through dublin. we have weather data translated to road conditions on the traffic system, the orange area you'll see low clouds as we just showed you. the dublin interchange moves smoothly. as we zoom to the south bay, san jose and silicon valuey not a problem, orange creeping over highway 17 through the los gatos hills the bottom of your screen. farther north we look at an easy drive approaching the bay bridge and also the richmond/san rafael

bridge. north of the carquinez bridge and bay bridge. we're looking toward novato on the left, a little orange there there triggering some clouds and fog and the san rafael camera we have farther to the south and we see the glow to the lights that indicates moisture in the air. we'll track your commute but so far no major problems, just a little bit of indication on our maps and we'll track that. back to you. >> all is quiet out there, thank you. the final chapter in the crumbling of candlestick when the walls finally come crashing down. >> we knew this day was going to come and here it is again. these imables and it yesterday from our chopper show the inside of candlestick park, that's already hollowed out. crew also knock down the tad m stadium's facade piece by piece. they plan to build a hotel and shopping center as well. now it's just a memory. coming up a new treatment

that promises to add more than a year of life to people suffering from a deadly disease. plus -- >> when i thought he was going to fall there, you need to leave before i shoot you. >> a teenager under arrest for trying to rob a store but what he said after the scuffle with the store clerk that has people talking. why vanilla ice says he stole furniture from a home.

s . the sudden legal hold on president obama's immigration order is creating confusion right now in the bay area. >> the injunction issued by a judge this week is stopping the efforts of many bay area immigrants who even seek information about changing their status. meeting last night in santa clara county was supposed to inform immigrants about potential scams, but the meeting you see there, it was empty. experts say the ongoing limbo is leaving many confused. >> i wonder if it's going to pass or not or we have to fill it out right now or we have to wait, you know, so that's just confusing. >> now this injunction there's a rumor out or belief everything's suspended and revoked, the law is over, there's no point in applying. >> some believe the holdup may provide a new angle for scam artists targeting immigrants

desperate for help. officials say the best advice is to wait until everything shakes out. samsung may be close to challenging apple, if you're looking to sell your car you might not want to wait much longer. >> landon dowdy is live at cnbc world headquarters. you got our blue memo, landon, good morning. >> oh, perfect. i'm always off. i'm glad i'm on today. samsung may be set to challenge apple pay, the south korean smartphone maker is buying a mobile service called the lupe. the major difference between the two is lu's technology already works on most retailers' check outterminals. average used car prices rose 6% to a record last year at nearly $17,000 higher prices means higher resale values for older cars and consumers buying new cars are likely to get reasonable offers for their

trade-ins. little caesar's is crazy about bacon and the train is rolling out a bacon-wrapped pizza next week. it's topped with pepperoni and even more bacon. one slice has 450 calories and 23 grams of fat. little caesar's is looking to capitalize on americans' love for anything with bacon. topping $4 billion. sam and laura, that is a lot of bacon. >> that is a lot of bacon. i won't even think about the fat. >> good to hear the clamors for more bacon did not fall on deaf ears. thank you very much, landon. >> bacon! thanks a lot, landon. 4:46 right now. a cocktail of three breast cancer drugs may buy patients an extra 1 months to live. the combination includes two drugs made to go together by south san francisco-based genentech. researchers gave the combo to 800 patients with hard-to-treat types of breast cancer usually considered a death sentence.

on average the patients lived more than a year longer than with one treatment alone. millions of americans braved extreme cold overnight and more frigid temperatures are on the way. niagara falls in upstate new york completely frozen. in maine a record 109 inches of snow over the past three weeks has roofers working overtime. record lows are forecast across the region this morning as well. here are just a few. lexington, kentucky, minus 12 degrees. nashville, tennessee, minus 2, just a cold grip going on many parts of the country. >> it just seems, it's amazing how starkly different both coasts are. >> yes. urjz the better side of that, and christina of course always delivering the good 8.n. you said there's damp conditions out there this morning. >> a little mist and drizzle on a friday eve. we're waking up in the 50s so a warmer start than what a lot of the cities in the midwest, northeast region of the country will experience for today. we're at 50 in livermore, 52 in

san martin and 54 degrees to kick off the new day, beautiful day shaping up for us here in san jose. sun yu and unseasonably warm. temperatures a little bit warmer today as you break for lunch, upper 50s to low 60s just about everywhere, some mid-60s at noon. 61 degrees on the east shore as you break for lunch. 60 degrees on the peninsula today and 62 at lunch time, comfortable conditions for us in the south bay, where we will round out the day at 70 degrees. 66 on the east shore and the high out in the tri valley 71 degrees. so a really good looking day forecast and a warmer weekend coming your way with a lot of sunshine. here are weather headlines, cloudy, a little bit of a cloud cover and mist for the first part of the morning. i'm going to rule that out after lunch time. final day of the king tides and then as we head throughout this weekend, mild and sunny conditions with a lot of great weather at your local beaches even as we see a return of that offshore flow. here is the deal. as we get into the first week of

march, it looks to like our pattern is going to change entirely. much cooler weather on the way and it looks like maybe some significant rainfall. so we've got something to talk about as we head throughout the 5:00 and 6:00 hour together. point out nice weekend coming your way saturday and sunday. we're almost there, temps in the mid to upper 60s right here in the south bay. we'll have more on your forecast coming up in moments. right now back to you, sam and laura. >> sounds good, thank you, christina. it is 4:49. hundreds of people paid tribute to the arizona woman executed by isis. friends and family gathered for a candlelight vigil last night. the vigil focused on prayer, love and helping others. kayla mueller was captured by isis two years ago while working as an aide worker in syria. people wrote notes of encouragement for her family and brought canned food items to donate to the needy. so young. rapper vanilla ice out on bail after a break-in at a florida home. the crime is linked to his reality show, where he renovates homes. police say vanilla ice took

furniture, a pool heater and bikes from a home next door to his current project. he says he thought the home was abandoned and no one would mind. vanilla ice is facing charges of grand theft and burglary. an axe versus pepper spray. you think the axe would win but a store clerk used a tiny can of pepper spray to chase off a teenage robber armed with the axe. the clerk says the teen ran into the store swinging around an axe. the teen hit the counter leaving a large gash in it, when the clerk sprayed pepper spray in his face. the clerk said the teen became hysterical and ran outside. >> he was crying for his mom. better to have bills or problems but some of us get up at 6:00 in the morning to work and some of us get up at 1:00 in the afternoon to rob somebody else, that's the way life is. >> when the teen got outside he ran into the waiting arms of two fbi agents who happened to see the crime go down and took care of it from there. >> it is 4:50.

coming up a stadium cam gets a surprise glimpse at a secret fan. plus a bay area basketball team turning to technology to get a competitive edge on the court. we'll explain. a look over here using our technology show you san jose and the low clouds in the background, we're tracking that as it affects your commute, coming up.

high school sports are certainly changing, when it

comes to success on the court, teams are chucking the chalkboard for modern technology. >> san jose's archbishop midi uses a service called krossor with a k. girls basketball coaches had the tape and krossover a complete breakdown within a day or two. the team can see players stats, shot chops and a clip of every shot. it allows coaches to concentrate on other things. >> i would spend countless hours editing each clip from turnover to offensive rebound and add a good eight hours a week. >> i get to look at not only the mistakes i make but things i can look at to grow upon. >> it's an interesting concept outsourcing a game tape evaluation. that service covers many sports, costs about $1,200 per team per season. some 30 bay area schools use krossover, up from five schools two years ago. >> you don't want them to send the tape to the competition. >> no. there could be no hacks of the

game tape or you'll have problems. it will be like spy gate all other again, mike. i saw the kriss cross reference. >> the cross over makes you jump, jump, from the right section of the key. the golden gate bridge we saw a zipper truck move the center divide so it looks like everything's getting ready for the morning commute and the roadway is ready itself. you cannot see the lights on the north side of the bridge. low clouds are hovering around. we'll see you the bay bridge where you can clearly see the toll plaza and the folks lining up on your left approach, one of those cash lanes is not open yet. b top of your screen in novato fog registering there. chp said they encountered dense fog in solano county. note for you farther down, 780 and southampton we have a crash over on the side of the road, no injuries reported or at least minor injuries and no problem for the flow on 780 connecting between interstate 80 and 680. the carquinez bridge and bay

bridge crossover there is. the rest of the bay looks nice. fog through the livermore valley and los gatos hills. super bowl l at levi's stadium still under way but they're getting down into business right now, business connect, a group trying to link the diverse and minority businesses to super bowl l-related opportunities. today business connects will hold a meeting workshop at the scottish rights center in oakland. it will include an expo on the xs and os of contracting and networking. you might say one fan has a bird's-eye view of saturday's stadium series, the hockey game at levi. >> look at this. it literally is a bird's-eye view, a shot from the stadium cam in levi's from the cheap seats. the camera caught a live picture of one curious crow, crowing at the camera, checking out the digs for the sharks/kings game. face-off set for saturday night but for this bird, face time could not wait.

>> that was great. coming up, they don't have a suspect but they do have a motive. why local police think an unsolved murder was the case of mistaken identity. plus, she did the unthinkable just days after giving birth. now investigators want to know if you recognize this woman.

two people shot overnight at a popular south bay sports bar. this morning, the gunman is nowhere to be found. the san francisco priest responsible for handing out controversial material to young kids tells his side of the story this morning. good morning to you. i'm meteorologist christina loren. morning clouds give way to mild sun. beautiful weekend temperatures. we'll take you through your microclimate weather forecast. climate might have a micro effect on your commute. looking at the glowing lights in the tri valley and see if i can get a better angle to get you a better view of the road. >> a peek outside on this thursday morning, beautiful view of the bay bridge. it's february 19th. this is "today in the bay."

a very good thursday morning. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia-cannon. develop right now, gunfire at a south bay sports bar left two people in the hospital as investigators search for suspects. >> "today in the bay's" rob redell live from dvo sports bar and bob what do we know? >> reporter: good morning to you, looking inside the windows of the dgo sports bar in san jose the place is exactly as it was at the time of the shooting. bar tables littered with beer bottles and a large pool of blood in the very back of the bar, where at least one of the two men were shot at around 10:00 last night. again this is an establishment in east san jose on alum rock between white and capital. both men's conditions aren't known. police are not saying what they believe led up to their being shot. we know theyem