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 they temporarily the

officers temporarily detained several other men outside the restaurant, searched at least one of them, possible some or all were witnesses to the shooting. they were all eventually released and police tell us they do not have any suspects in custody. two men shot both at least once. reporting live in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you, bob. it was a deadly case of mistaken identity. 21-year-old joe ramirez was shot outside of his home back in december. yesterday police announced that the shooter was actually after somebody else. someone involved with the marijuana grow operation in the house next door. investigators hope a $25,000 award will lead to a break in the case. a man vobd a robbed the cvs

earlier this month and a security guard tried to stop him, that's when the robber hit the security guard with a skateboard and took off. a teenager accused of raping a pizza delivery driver will be back in court. 17-year-old darian myles jr. kidnapped and raped a woman while she was delivering a pizza in antioch. myles jr. was already on probation for another crime when police say he attacked a driver. >> a santa clara university student accused of stabbing his roommate inside their dorm is headed to court today. officials say he may enter a plea. police say dylan kim stabbed his roommate tuesday and cut himself. the roommate is recovering. investigators have not said what led up to the stabbing. she had a baby and bolted. investigators are asking for your help tracking down a missing mom. 30-year-old jeanette hara gave birth and walked out of the hospital leaving her newborn behind. all this happened in 2012.

she's not been heard from since. a "today in the bay" follow-up to a story we told you about yesterday. we're now hearing directly from the san francisco priest who had teachers hand out inappropriate pamphlets to young children. >> inappropriate. we didn't think that one closely. the question of marriage, for example, he has always been clear that marriage is between one man and one woman, that homosexual acts are intrinsically evil. >> father joseph aislo regrets giving the pamphlet which mentions several sexual topics including abortion. a key white house player is going to visit the bay area today and a push to improve public housing here. housing and urban development secretary julian castro will visit san francisco and oakland. in san francisco he and mayor ed lee will discuss the latest efforts to improve affordable housing opportunities. castro will go to oakland for a roundtable discussion with young minorities.

children will be paying more to ride the golden gate ferry or maybe their parents. the change to the qualifying age limits for youth fares, right now any passenger 6 through 18 gets a discount and the proposed change would make 5-year-olds pay as well. >> tainted medical equipment may be to blame for a deadly superbug at the ucla medical center. nearly 200 patients were exposed to a bacteria, seven people infected, two people died. health officials say the bacteria likely passed from a device inserted into patient's throats during endoscopic procedures. >> this is not like the measles. it's not going to jump around from neighborhood to neighborhood. people aren't going to give it to each other, only if you got that scope procedure, otherwise you don't have to worry. >> disconcerting nonetheless. the exposure between last october and this january. potentially infected patients

are being sent home testing kits just in case. historic concerts, classic sporting events and dpe kads of memories. the venue that hosted it all will come crashing down today. >> memories will live forever in our minds. "today in the bay's" stephanie chuang live from the stick, what remains of it. once the dust settles what will become of that site? >> reporter: good morning, sam and laura. no more lighted stadium as you can see, pretty dark here. what's set to go in its place is being described as a luxury urban shopping outlet plus housing. later this morning is when high-reach excavators will tear down some of the exterior walls. bird's-eye view shows the stark reali÷)% what's left of candlestick, the 70,000 seats gone, ripped out,s skeleton left of the home of the san francisco giants in the beginning and the 49:÷) debris is piled high inside, we

have wrecking machines ready for demolition waiting outside in the parking lot. the idea of an implosion was mixed after community concerns about noise, implosion, and health concerns. $200 million project, 500,000 square foot development with restaurant village, movie theater and shops. it is set for completion by the end of 2017, part of the area wide project is the san francisco shipyard that's a residential development. construction of the initial 300 homes began over a year and a half ago in hunter's point so a lot of changes already starting. you know there's a demolition job construction work as well but we're also talking about permanent jobs coming here to the area. we'll have more on that coming up in our next report in about half an hour. live in san francisco, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> it's a perk, you can say i'm living where the beatles first played in the u.s. >> yes, exactly, you're on

historic ground. stephanie in the middle of a darkened shot but there will be a lot of activity later today. thank you. we're waiting for the sun's arrival this morning, hopefully warming things up. let's check the microclimate forecast with meteorologist christina loren. >> good morning to you laura, everybody at home. happy thursday to you. some drizzle out there and low clouds, widespread 50s, a nice sunny afternoon, a few 70s in isolated inland valley spots and the clouds will return as we get into your evening. your sun will set at 5:53 so our days are getting longer as we get closer to the arrival of spring, that's march 20th in case you're wondering. day part forecast for today, temperatures mostly in the 50s to start with the exclusion of the north bay, starting out at 49 degrees by lunch time today, beautiful conditions, skies starting to clear in the tri valley, you'll be at 63 degrees at noon and 61 degrees in san francisco, rounding out the day

in the upper 60s to low 70s, so just a beautiful finish to the day, and a little bit warmer in some spots like the tri valley at 71 degrees today. 64 in san francisco, and 70 degrees in the north bay. we want to talk about those king tides, final day but definitely high tide at 11:47 over seven feet yet again so watch out for that flooding, bays, beaches, low-lying areas and of course we're going to talk about some of the trouble spots as we head throughout the morning together, plus oh my goodness, we've been doing our research in the weather department. tons of weekend events for you and the family, many of which are free, getting into some of those museums. we'll talk about that coming up. the right now check your drive, say good morning, happy thursday friday eve, mike inouye. >> happy friday eve. i've nudged this shot in dublin over closer to our camera and lower on the skyline where you see it's low clouds, not so much fog right here in dublin, but look at your maps. we're talking about 580 through the tri valley and you may encounter a patch or too coming

out of the altamont pass. low clouds registering everywhere we see this kind of orange highlighting. no drama at the interchange for 580/680 and we'll look to the north we see more fog registering for discovery bay or low clouds, brentwood, coming off of highway typical slowing through antioch, no big deal there. just north 780 eastbound at southampton crash activity out of lanes connector between interstate 80 and 680. novato to the left side another patch of low clouds from the north bay but no problem through san rafael. as we move our map down to the south bay, san jose, silicon valley moves smoothly. orange at the bottom of your screen so you may catch a lull bit of cloud cover, maybe some mist and drizzle coming over the santa cruz mountains. keep that in mind for highway 17, we'll watch as that continues to creep around. palo alto live look 101 moves nicely but the glow to the lights and top of the screen, low clouds hovering all around

the bay, we'll track that as our conditions continue to change. >> thanks, mike. a heads up if you're heading out on highway 24. westbound bore of the caldecott tunnel and diverted will be diverted to bore number three. the closure will run from 10:00 tonight to 4:00 the next morning. >> you will be in bore number three. still ahead the uc system holding off on implementing tuition hikes for now. an abrupt about-face from the university of massachusetts. obviously i like tech but rarely am i impressed, really impressed but i am this time and i'll show you what it is, coming up. looking outside a live look downtown san jose, a little bit foggy this morning. we'll have much more on that and the news of the day coming up right after this break. female announcer: presidents' day is over,

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for iranians excluded from courses at one major university. yesterday we told you about this story from the university of massachusetts at amherst. it was planning to ban iranian nationals from its science and engineering programs. the reason? concerns about contributing to iran's nuclear technology. students there were outraged. the school now says it's doing an about-face after getting advice from lawyers and the state department. yesterday you see president janet napolitano announce the system will not implement any tuition hikes until the fall. the hikes could have been as large as 5%. the increases mikt not happen at all if the university receives money from the state. google companies got some cloud no doubt about it but now gearing up for a fight against the fbi. >> google thinks the feds are pushing for too much power in all things search. >> certain warrants in this case. google, laura, has objected to a filing by the justice department which wants to expand the power

of a search warrant, allowing a judge to authorize a search anywhere on any computer. right now, if the feds want to see some data they need a warrant issued by a judge who can only issue a warrant for the computers in his district. think about that, that makes sense in legal tradition, right, a judge in new jersey can't sign a search warrant to search your house in california so why should he be able to write one for your computer? the fbi says in this day and age it needs the power to get a certain warrant to certain any computer anywhere. google is fighting that idea both in the court of law and in the court of public opinion. its top lawyer writing an open letter that says that kind of power would allow the fbi unlimited power all over the world. speaking of unlimited power, let's turn to cnbc and what reporter do we have today? oh it's landon, good morning, landon. >> hey, scott, good morning to you. i have to ask you real quick, i can't see you but did you get

the blue memo, too? >> did i get the what? >> the blue memo. >> yes, i'm wearing blue. >> perfect, awesome, we're on it. we may be talking blue but the markets are thinking red. stocks could be set for a lower open this morning. the markets ended mostly in the red on wednesday despite minutes from last month's fed meeting showing the central bank is in no real hurry to raise interest rates. look for data on unemployment and manufacturing and earnings from the world's largest retailer walmart. the dow falling 17 points yesterday to 18,029, the nasdaq edged up seven to 4906. scott back to you plan b. >> we'll go with it, thank you. christina would point out we're getting close to the weekend. i want to tell you something cool i did last weekend, a tour of san francisco, uses the gps in your phone so you know where you are, it knows where you are. you put in your earbuds and it's

like your own personal tour guide. you could be standing on the corner, some expert is telling you about the transamerica building or the tenderloin, they released one of the tours every month and the newest was released today. it's all about the history of trash and recycling in the city. >> now look at the bay. all up and down the shorelines of this bay, that is where people used to dump their garbage official and unofficially. >> that's a former npr reporter and producer. i'm not sure i can recommend th garbage tour but i did the one of a great book about san francisco it's cool, walk up to that light post, no, the other light post. stand there and look to your left. you see that box, it's that specific because it uses all this technology. >> which is cool. >> it's really fun daucalled detour. it's about six bucks a tour.

>> i don't like activating my gps. especially when i'm at the mall. >> thank you very much scott, i appreciate it. >> that's a secret how you hide shoes in the trunk. >> i'm learning from you. engineering students in india created a cheap and environmentally friendly motorbike. it runs on solar powered bat is, takes six to seven hours to charge. it can travel at speeds up to 35 miles per hour reportedly. you can't get it just yet. the design is being fine tuned before production. >> maybe they could build one for three and who is going to drive right here? >> that is an interesting question. i don't know. you know what? we'll hand the wheels to you and see where we go. >> i'll gladly take that steering wheel and turn it over this way. 5:18. looks fun though. beautiful weekend for any bike or motorcycle. lot more motorcycles on the roads because of our beautiful weather. mike inouye knows all about that. we'll check in with him in

moments. this morning temperatures are nice and mild, mostly in the 50s. couple 40s out there, 49 degrees in santa rosa, 52 in concord to kick off the new day. sunny and unseasonably warm, that's the weather story of the day. more cloud cover to start this morning than what we experienced yesterday but those clouds will make way to bright sunshine. as of lunch time for some of us, you're going to be socked in with fog probably until 3:00 in the city by the bay. temperatures if you want to head outside for lunch, mostly in the 60s. we'll round out the day in the 70s, beautiful day for the south bay. north bay 66 on the east shore for today and a comfortable day shaping up for you in the tri valley at 71 degrees. so here is the deal. i promise you some weekend events, it is the final weekend, sunday is the last day for those free daily tours of tulip mania, pier 39 in san francisco, just spectacular color out there, great for a photo shoot, a nice walk maybe with a loved one. 64 degrees for today.

you'll be up to 67 friday and temperatures in the upper 60s saturday into sunday also palace of fine arts community day, this is saturday. temperatures will be comfortable out there at the palace of fine arts, if you have not checked it out before it is spectacular. i can tell you free admission, hard to beat that. couple more free events happening, we'll tell you those as we head throughout the morning together. when we meet next week temperatures will be a touch cooler. we have a chance for shower activities as we head throughout the 27th of the month, starting to look good and towards the first week of march looking really, really good. i can tell you our pattern might just change entirely so stick around. more on that coming up. welcome in mike inouye. >> good morning, christina. looks like our pattern for traffic is holding standard for a thursday. looking out toward san jose, not the lighter traffic, that's what you always see but look at the top, you can't see parts of the overcrossing 280/680. low clouds hovering around here. look at your maps talking about

san jose, silicon valley and your traffic flow northbound is where the camera is moving nicely but the low clouds could be an issue for the southern portion of the south bay. looking over here, los gatos range here, highway 17. the orange highlighting here as well as morgan hill low clouds, potentially fog vasion situations coming other the hills and out of the south bay commute. the tri valley shows you fog and low clouds registering out of the altamont in toward livermore and dublin. smooth drive for 580, low clouds through discovery bay and brentwood. no problem from vallejo and the north bay toward the upper east shore. left side of your screen shows more orange highlighting for novato in towards san rafael, a smoother drive despite the low cloud cover in parts of sew llano county. couple of cash lanes are backing uhm, the low clouds as we reverse our angle from emeryville the low clouds horg over the city as well so keep that in mind. back to you. >> thanks, mike. time right now is 5:21. coming up next it's not

something many of us will ever actually see in person. >> but a doctor in dallas allowed thousands to get an up close and personal view of a woman getting a heart transplant. >> he did all of this using twitter as a media. we'll explain.

it is 5:24. the sports world is mourning the loss of a basketball legend, long time portland trailblazer

jerome kersey passed away. the cause is still unknown. kersey played 17 seasons in the nba, 11 in portland. he was only 52 years old. >> sad story there. 5:24. the man best known as screech in "saved by the bell" will be in court. his real name is dustin diamond. police say he stabbed a man in wisconsin christmas day, after diamond and his fiance got into a fight with some people at a bar. he pleaded not guilty. seven dogs missing after two men carjacked a doggie day care van in chicago. one of the armed men told the dryer to get out of the van. the doggie day care owner thinks the carjackers were after the van, not the dog. since the van was not marked with the company's logo. >> dogs barking probably not inconspicuous as you try to make your get away. a north texas woman got a

new heart and it was covered on twitter. this is the first time a heart transplant was covered live. dr. gonzalez traded in his scalpel for a smartphone, live tweeting every step of the process. the surgery sent at planned and the patient is now recovering in the hospital this morning, incredible insight into that medical procedure. >> pretty fascinating. 5:24. coming up, they don't have a suspect but they have a motive, why police think an unsolved murder was a case of mistaken identity. how does 12 below zero sound? 12 degrees wouldn't sound great to many people either. some folks are living it in places where it does not usually drop that arctic. we'll be back with a live report from nashville. female announcer: through sunday, save up to $300

on beautyrest and posturepedic. even get three years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. and of course, free same-day delivery. but hurry! sleep train's presidents' day sale ends sunday. gunmen on the run. police looking for the person who opened fire at a popular sports bar. plus candlestick coming down. walls are torn down on the interior and now crews are

setting their sights on the outside of the stick today. good morning to you, i'm meteorologist christina loren. we have a little bit of drizzle out there. i'll tell you when measurable rain moves into the picture and your microclimate forecast just moments away. >> even that little bit of drizzle could throw a wrench into the morning chute. i'm tracking the tri valley where you see a difference this morning. we'll show you what else is waiting for you. no rencwrenches on the road. hazy in the south bay as well overlooking down town san jose on this thursday, february 19th. this is "today in the bay." a very good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. gunshots ring out at a san jose sports bar between people injured. >> "today in the bay's" rob redell joins us live from the dgo sports bar. >> reporter: san jose police tell us they do not have a

suspect yet but we know they temporarily detained several people last night outside the dzo sports bar and nightclub where two people were shot. if you're not familiar the business is located in east san jose on alum rock between white and capitol. the shooting taking place around 10:00 inside the establishment. two men were shot each at least once according to police, both taken to the hospital, conditiobp$fñunknown and just peeking inside the windows, the place is exactly as it was at around 10:00 last night, with unfortunately one large pool of blood in the back. officers forced several other men, possibly witnesses to sit on the sidewalk in front of the sports bar. they searched one of them. police won't say how helpful the possible witnesses were in figuring out what led up to the shooting. no suspect or suspects in custody as of yet. reporting live here in san jose, rob redell, "today in the bay." >> we will be following back up with you lsshortly.

this morning two men are in the hospital with life-threatening injuries, the men were standing at the intersection of 17th and capp streets in the mission district about 7:00 last night when 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 being investigated as a murder. the victim has been identified as 56-year-old robert heiser. officers were called to his house early monday morning on reports of a loud noise and heiser was pronounced dead on scene. yesterday officers released this surveillance video from a convenience store in san jose. what's the zmex police say these two women were spotted using heiser's credit card. they're now persons of interest in the case. >> can't come into speculation how they came into contact with the credit card but they're persons of interest and we'd like to speak with them and identify them. >> police don't know where the victim would be targeted. heiser lived in the home for

nearly four years, went to santa clara university and has older children and grandchildren. >> 5:31. to an investigative unit exclusive. power struggle is brewing over a pot tax in the south bay. the city of san jose wants pot shops to pay up. owners of the marijuana businesses say the city has it all wrong. tonight we investigate the growing controversy over millions of dollars in unpaid taxes by businesses operating right now in the south bay. >> are you worried you're going to be put out of business? >> no, why would i be worried? i'm the only one that seems to understand the concept. >> what's your message to these businesses? >> pack up, time to move on, and pay up on your way out. >> are you worried the city is going to come and lock your doors? >> you know, it's been ajébñ co" five years ago. >> there's more than $2 million in unpaid marijuana taxes and penalties in san jose alone. tonight at 11:00 here on nbc bay area, chief investigative

reporter tony kobalesky covers the controversy, the battle over money and semantics. 5:32 right now. temperature drops going on across the country. our definition of a temperature drop is a smidge different than maybe what it might be in nashville but still some changing conditions out there, christina, good morning. >> we have a beautiful day shaping up in the bay area and warmer weekend coming your way. good morning to you. we want to start with the live picture of san jose, overcast sky to kick off the day, typical for this time of year. we typically see the morning fog making way to beautiful, sunny afternoons and i can tell you, today is going to be a little bit warmer for most places than where we ended up yesterday. mild morning temperatures in the 50s. as we get into the afternoon more 70s on the map than yesterday and the clouds will return tonight. your sun will set at 5:53 this evening. so with the return of those low clouds as we head throughout the evening, tomorrow morning count on another round of drizzle and fog. as we head throughout the weekend look at where we're

headed, the south bay at 71 degrees, abundant sunshine for you saturday, 69 degrees on sunday. for the peninsula this weekend, just spectacular conditions in the mid to upper 60s. san francisco looking good to hit the mid-60s. you're going to get more sunshine in the city on the ocean side of the city than what we're expecting over the bay. 69 degrees in the east shore area for saturday, and just a touch cooler for sunday. as promised, we are tracking a significant opportunity for showers as we meet back here next week starting on wednesday so keep that in mind. it's going to be really, really nice to see the return of rainfall, and then i'm really always watching 15 days out for you, so the first week of march also looking really good for some action. that's our next shower chance, as we head throughout the morning hours i'll show what you that looks like on our futurecast so stick around. if you're looking for something to do this weekend a couple of big events. thursday into friday, temperatures mid-60s, final week of tulip mania, really beautiful

color out there, 67 degrees for your saturday and sunday, 65 degrees. another event happening as we get into this weekend, palace of the fine arts community day. we're also going to see some really lovely weather, ooh, san francisco bay and in san jose as we head throughout the next couple days so temperatures staying nice and mild. now we are on standby to talk to a man who is out there in the cold, jay gray, nashville, tennessee, where the high temperature today is going to be 8 degrees. so we're going to check in with him in a moment. i like to keep things in perspective for you, and this morning we're waking up in the 50s. they're dreaming of the 50s and california i'm sure all across the east coast, midwest, and you know what? we've got him live now. jay gray, 8 degrees is the high. what's it like out there in nashville, tennessee, this morning? >> reporter: it is brutal. this is music city but it's not the kind of records they're used to producing here. record lows for the last week or

so. it hasn't been above freezing. take a look behind me, it's been so cold for so long that the symphony center, the fountain here is still rubbinning but sly freezing over, turning into an ice statue. dusting of snow combined with ice, they've been dealing with power outages. the good news is it's going to warm up, it might be in the 20s tomorrow, woo hoo, that will be great. the bad news, it will bring more snow and ice so they'll be dealing with that through the weekend. it's supposed to warm up by the end of the weekend, get back to what it normally is here in nashville, in the 40s, 50s, but there's a lot to thank yw out a lot of things they're dealing with, the kids out of school and will be through the weekend, and as you talked about, this is a situation millions across the region are dealing with. it's just going to continue to be a tough go for a while, kris christina. >> i bet they're looking forward to the 20-degree reading but

honkytonk they're still jumping in the evening. my sister lives out there with her new baby and says it's ridiculously cold. happy to be waking up with 50s in california. back to you, sam and laura. >> thank you very much. you could actually see jay's breath out there. you want to feel alive, i don't know if that's the in's saerl t not necessarily the way you'd go. >> things are picking up, a little foggy. >> i feel guilty, it might be an inconvenience, maybe some fog, mist, maybe drizzle but nothing like the 8-degree lows jay gray was just talking about. the low clouds creeping into our shot for dub lib. dublin. the road weather index folks familiar with our system know the traffic and weather systems are tied together. tougher to see out of the altamont but clear by the time you get to the dublin interchange. there is your tri valley, moving south to the south bay and highway 17, the los gatos hill

as well as morgan hill, san martin, 101. low clouds potentially, fog creeping around, we'll track that. silicon valley moves at speeds, so does the peninsula toward redwood city and san francisco via the bay shore freeway. east bay no problems through hayward or oakland for 880, 5le 580 approaching the maze. through novato, san rafael is clear and we'll look at the bay bridge toll plaza and end with this shot as the cash payers starting to back up. fast track slowing down and we'll see the metering lights any second. back to you. >> thank you, mike. 5:38. memories, history and tradition. get ready to say good-bye to candlestick park. >> this morning the facade of the stick is coming down to make way for a new shopping center, apartments and hotel. stephanie chuang is live at candlestick, maybe the only poor soul out there. lot of memories to take in, good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you both, sam and laura. we've been here before talking

about this but today is the first time maybe who come by will see a difference as they start to tear down the exterior and in its place think emeryville with shops, housing p above, a combination of both, touted by the developer as one of the biggest mixed use projects in the country. our nbc bay area chopper captured what's left of candlestick. the seats gone, part of the debris piled inside. wrecking machines, not wrecking balls, are ready for demolition waiting outside in the parking lot and this morning the high-reach excavators are set to tear down the exterior. renderings of what's slated to replace the stadium, 500,000 square foot development talking restaurant, village, movie theater, shops, hotel, more than 12,000 homes, more than 3 million square feet of office space set to produce more than 12,000 permanent jobs. the first of the outlet mall set to be complete bid the end of

2017. back here live there was a possibility of an implosion but community groups were able to stop that. we spoke with a woman who says there's still concerns here. you'll hear from her coming up in about half an hour. live at candlestick, stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." >> didn't want the dust and debr debris. it's 5:40, a lot more news ahead, stick around.

it's 5:42. leaders from across the world will be in washington today talking about how to deal with isis, boko haram and al qaeda. >> i allot of topics on the agenda. "today in the bay's" tracie potts live from capitol hill this morning. yesterday the president said muslims around the world should make it clear that terrorists don't speak for them. what is the focus of today's talks? >> exactly, to stand up for themselves. the focus as they move to the state department today, continues to be how do you deal with this at the root, the root cause, not so much the air campaigns and the debates over boots on the ground over in the

middle east, but how do you prevent young people in the united states and around the world from being radicalized from having people go into their communities, how do you prevent that attraction of pulling them out and joining these groups? that is the focus of this meeting, but also we have heard president obama come out much more strongly than he has in the past, challenging the muslim community to stand up and say hey, this is not us. islamic extremists do not represent who we are. that is a term they're avoiding connecting islam with the violent extremism that we're seeing from some of these groups. it is a comic they're talk being here and a topic so emotional in places like prescott, arizona, where they just had a vigil for kayla mueller, the american aide worker killed by isis. >> it was heartbreaking to hear her family. thank you so much, tracie. moving to immigration, the sudden legal hold on president obama's immigration order

creating some confusion here 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 political scams but look at that. the meeting was empty. experts say the ongoing limbo is leaving many confused. >> i don't know 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 is confusing. >> now this injunction there's a rumor out there or belief that everything's been suspended and revoked, that the law's over, there's no point in applying. >> some believe the holdup may provide a new angle for scam artists targeting immigrants desperate for help. immigration officials say the best advice is to wait until everything shakes out. a state senator is expected to introduce new legislation today repealing personal belief exemptions that to this point allowed parents to opt out of vaccinations. meantime on that topic, u.s. senator barbara boxer of

california injecting herself into this debate over measles vaccination. she appeared yesterday at a head start program in emeryville where the vaccination rate there is 100. her message to parents, vaccinate your kids or have them home schooled. >> 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. >> the senator is pushing a new bill requiring all preschoolers in federally funded head start programs to be immunized in order to qualify. 35:45 more details now, new evidence seems to point to the philippines as the source of the disneyland measles outbreak. state health leaders say the california virus shares the same genetic material as the virus found in the philippines. me see measles 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 its way into the u.s. researches gave a combo to 800 patients with hard to treat breast cancer that usually leads to a death sentence. 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 church positions on social issues. for example, the sexual relationships only be heterosexual and within confines of marriage. >> 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 of employment at four bay area catholic high schools. a bold, timely and personal revelation by long time congressman 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. new concerns about the effect 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. inching hopefully moving

quickly to the weekend. >> it is going to be a nice one. the weather always helps us ease into that all-important weekend and it's going to be one of those weekends where you can make outdoor plans might not be the case for next weekend. we're watching an area of low pressure. good morning to you, san francisco, waking up at 55 degrees. we're at 52 in concord to kick off the new day and 50 degrees straight up out in livermore, beautiful conditions out there. we're actually at about 110% of average rainfall for the season, because of the weather that we had in december, we had that historic storm, and the recent rainfall earlier this month. for us, sunny and unseasonably warm conditions will persist for today. we want to take you through your day part forecast as we get into your lunch time hour, temps in the 60s just about everywhere. 60 degrees on the peninsula, 61 east shore. upper 50s at noon on the east shore. 70 degrees for the south bay, abun dan sunshine coming your way. you'll round out the day at

about 66 degrees on the east shore. so you know what? this is very warm for us this time of year, might hit some records in concord, hayward and rose. warmer continues will preville as we get into the weekend, saturday into sunday, looking really comfortable for your outdoor plans. promised you another event, this is the cal academy of sciences free day on sunday, they're going to be open to all, everybody who wants to check it out. i got to tell you, they've got some really, really cool stuff out there. 65 degrees at 2:00, it's kind of an indoor/outdoor ven sue and it's really great, if you can get out there. i highly recommend it. you might just learn something and just be blown away by what they have out there. cinequest big for san jose, i'll be out on the red carpet next tuesday. be aware cinequest is happening and we're looking toward some amazing films this year. we'll have more as we head throughout the next couple of

weeks. let's talk to mike on your morning drive. >> bat kid, we're excited about that home story here. toward the bay bridge toll plaza i did want to show folks that the metering lights are on and the backup as you'd expect and the low clouds. we'll talk more about this in a second. i want to show you dublin, i'm watching a report for the tri valley as we look at our dublin camera, lower visibility westbound, the build here. let's show you the maps because this is over as you're approaching the dublin interchange over from the altamont and livermore side and that's a typical commute here. over on the other sides, san ramon reports came in to chp someone traveling the wrong direction on the san ramon road on-ramp to 580. no other updates followed. our news des something asking the chp what's going on. lower visibility combined with someone even going slowly shoulder wrong way on the freeway could be a major concern. i'm tracking this. so far no follow-up reports on that side for 580.

as we move out the rest of the fog registering on our index here for discovery bay, brentwood and antioch with the slowing developing for highway 4. no problems across the benicia bridge or carquinez bridge. solano county dense fog overnight reported by chp. the golden gate bridge is moving smoothly into and out of san francisco and anywhere south of there a smooth drive on the peninsula and the south bay. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. it is 5:51. 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 tiny robber who was armed with an 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 if down. >> right place at the right time for the agents. rapper vanilla ice is out on bail after a break-in at a florida home. raise your hands if you knew he had a reality tv show where he renovates homes. he 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. >> raise your hand if you know his real name. >> not a chance. do you? >> exactly, no, vanilla. 5:52. to the other kind of court, high tech adventure capital on trial over the treatment of a woman employee. >> this is an interesting case, scott mac dwru a $16 million

suit against kleiner perkins, not a lot of money for that company. >> it is a fraction, sam, of a fraction of the kind of money that kleiner perkins deals with. leaders there are angry over accusations their firm has been accused of sexual harassment of one of its former employees. the case has gone to trial. jury selection begins soon but today we're seeing some of the first court filings. kleiner perkins showing off some of its strategy into these papers, including the plan to show some of the e-mails written by plaintiff ellen pao. she says she was ignored and denied opportunities after she cut off an affair with one of the company's executives, cut out of meetings or asked to take notes in meetings. the treatment of women of course a huge issue in silicon valley. new reports say uber is looking for more funding. uber is flushed with cash. why do they need more money? some analysts wonder if it's because their rival lift does need money and uber is looking

to make lift's job harder finding that money. san francisco's cab company desoto rebranded itself as flywheel, repainting its cars. flywheel is the taxi app in the taxi's industry to, answer to uber. you can use flywheel to call a flywheel cab. for all the bad press uber gets and goes out of its way to earn it, the competition it's created has raised the bar. cab companies say we have to have clean cars with polite drivers that show up in an instant and you're getting that in san francisco after a long time. >> i even heard local transit agencies as well trying to keep up in regards to being on time, providing all the services. >> we get better service as a result and uber has the cool name, that's tough to replicate. thank you, scott. we want to check the forecast with meteorologist christina loren. probably a good day to get out, although you were saying earlier, already genes in the air, kind of tough for people.

>> definitely over the next couple of days. good morning to you, laura, sam, everybody at home. the pollen levels will spike today and tomorrow and stay rather high over the weekend but not as high as what we're expecting. friday is the peak. 55 degrees in san francisco, 48 in the north bay. temperatures into the 60s for lunch time today, 61 in san francisco at high noon, rounding out the day at about 64 degrees, 70 meanwhile for the north bay and for us, right here in beautiful san jose. let's check on that drive, good morning to you, mike inouye. >> good morning, christina. i was hoping yesterday was the peak of pollen but okay we'll stick it out for a couple of more days. over here something we don't react well, a wrong-way driver report at san ramon road, looks like everything completely off the roadway now at al costa without incident. everything looks like it's going in the right direction through the low clouds and fog for the tri valley, southbound 680 starts the build heading down through sunol and pleasanton.

fog creeping around 17 off the santa cruz summit and build northbound 101 typical this time of day, heading up the peninsula no major problems. by the time you get to the carquinez bridge and benicia bridges your view is clear. in the north bay portions as well through novato but san jose volume of traffic building. across the golden gate bridge still okay, we'll watch as the fog continues to drift around. back to you. >> thanks a lot, mike. a lot of folks are headed to the game saturday at levi's. one fan already has a bird's-eye view of the series hockey game at levi's. >> how would you define bird's eye, how about a bird. this is a shot from the stadium cam from the cheap seats. rarified air. the camera caught a live picture of one curious crow squawking, checking out the digs for the sharks/kings game, face-off set for saturday night but for this

bird face time could not wait. just darts out of the picture. >> no kidding, he seemed a little -- >> nighty some might say. >> there you go. 5:56 right now. still ahead, health officials think they figured out what may be to blame for a deadly superbug at the ucla medical center. and what investigators say two men were doing before they were shot last night in san francisco.

developing at 6:00, bullets fly at a san jose crowded bar. what we learned from police about a possible suspect in the case. do you recognize these women? their possible connection to a mysterious homicide in the south bay. a new health care at a ucla medical center. hundreds exposed to a deadly superbug. where did it come from? we're going to see a gray sky making way to nice sunshine today and near record warmth, then a beautiful weekend, your

microclimate forecast is just moments away. >> low clouds, lower visibility are a problem for some of our driver this is morning and on the peninsula i got word of a crash which may be completely blocking the connector between two peninsula freeways. >> a live look from the north side of the golden gate bridge. this is 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. it's news developing right now, just minutes ago san jose police confirming an arrest in connection to a double shooting at a sports bar in alum rock. this happened on alum rock avenue between south capitol expressway and white road around 10:00 last night. >> "today in the bay's" rob redell is live at the scene. you have new details what led up to the shooting? >> reporter: just got off the phone with a slunt at the san jose police department who confirmed they have a man in

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