at an officer is connected to another shooting as well. we have low clouds to start the day with the storm system making its way in by this afternoon. that'll produce showers and thunderstorms. i'm meteorologist anthony small in for christina loren, we'll talk about when temperatures head back into the 70s later on this upcoming week. fuel spill on the peninsula makes it tough getting into the city via the bay shore freeway. we'll talk about that, the big rig stuck in lance, and the build that's starting over here at the bay bridge toll plaza. let's look live outside this morning. exposing the bay bridge on this monday, may 2nd, this is "today in the bay". from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." very good monday morning, thank you for starting out your workweek with us, i'm sam brock. >> and i'm laura garcia cannon. white house is getting the all-clear after two security incidents overnight. someone stepped over a bike rack

serving as perimeter to the white house. that person was arrested. then this morning, someone slipped through a secured door as someone exited the building. that person was met by two secret service officers and arrested. both suspects remain in custody. new video to show you this morning, firefighters mopping up after an early morning fire in a strip mall in san jose. it is happening near king and tully. small fire broke out about an hour ago inside one of the businesses. the massage parlor. sprinkler system put out the flames by the time crews arrived and no one was hurt. the parlor sustained water damage. nearby businesses are said to be okay. okay now to a developing story. a threat from isis against twitter. scott mcgrew joining us, this is not the first time. >> reporter: this happens to twitter from time to time, the most recent in the fall of 2014. these latest threats written in arabic came overnight. here's the picture associated with it. that's jack dor si, the founder

of the company, do keep in mind, we have no way of knowing if the person is with isis, or sympathetic to isis, or frankly not affiliated at all. twitter says quote, our security team is investigating the va rasty of the threats with the relevant law enforcement officials. now, the peculiar thing is that we're talking about jack dorisy. he's seen here, quite some time ago, founder. twitter, sam, but he's the company's chairman. he's not really thought of the face of twitter any longer. dick costello is the ceo. the last time isis threatened twitter, they mentioned costello. now twitter is working with the fbi and the san francisco p.d. >> how is the security changing as a result of what's happened here? >> reporter: well, they're not talking, we will mention that tech companies have incredible private security as well. we're not talking about just contractors, these are former people who have worked in the middle east, overseas, they have

one particular agency, the big tech companies, particularly like to draw from, and it ain't the fbi. so, while i can't say specifically, twitter is perfectly safe. they have an incredible internal security company. >> and lastly, this all comes about as a result of twitter blocking jihadist accounts. >> reporter: that's what they're upset about. in some cases, they can knock down within minutes of someone putting it back up. >> such an avenue for spreading -- recruiting. >> reporter: recruiting people. >> thank you very much. back to you. >> thank you very much. 5:30 right now, police in livermore say they've made an arrest after a deadly double shooting in a normally peaceful neighborhood. it happened yesterday afternoon near the elementary school. "today in the bay's" bob redell live in the livermore police department this morning where officers will give an update on the case in just a few hours. good morning, bob. >> reporter: during a 9:00 news

conference scheduled here at livermore police headquarters, good morning, laura, they're expected to update us, give us a better sense of what led up to the city's first homicide since 2012. this happened yesterday afternoon around 4:30. this was where one man shot and killed two other men in the middle of the street with houses on one side, a park on the other, where kids are actually playing. had a run for their lives as they heard that pop, pop, pop of gunfire. this happened on altamont creek and winding stream. by the alt the man creek elementary school. it started as an argument, one point, one pulled out a gun, fired to the two other men. he took off leaving his victims lying in the middle of the road. one died right there on the scene, the other other at a hospital. >> we at this point, we don't think they're associated with the neighborhood here. all we know that it was like, verbal confrontation between these males. >> we just called to see if she was okay. my dad did, and he said that she

heard boom, boom, boom, and she wasn't sure what it was. >> reporter: that was a woman describing what her grandmother witnessed from her home located near the shooting. police did arrest a suspect around 9:00 last night. they have not told us who he is, but they do tell us they believe he knew the two victims. what their relationship was, not clear again. news conference scheduled here again at livermore police headquarters at 9:00 this morning. reporting live here at ltd, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, bob. police say a man who shot at an officer in hayward may be connected to another shooting just hours before that. officers pulled over the suspect early yesterday morning, stepped out of the car and shot at the officer. the officer was not hurt and then returned fire. the suspect ran away. that same man involved in another shooting hours earlier. he was arrested at an apartment building last night. the suspect in a recent sports bar shooting is expected to appear in court today.

police arrested johnson wynn shortly after a double shooting at dzo sports bar on the avenue two weeks ago. two people were hurt. wynn is expected to enter a plea today. he's facing charges including assault with a deadly weapon. released a sketch of a man wanted for flashing an 11-year-old girl. as the girl was walking her dog near brian avenue. she says the man exposed himself while sitting in a newer black hatchback car with tinted rear windows. described a as white man in his mid-30s to mid-40s with a medium build and short dark hair with a goatee. investigators right now working to link this incident, see if there is a link to four others that occurred in the same area last october. in three of those cases, the victims were girls between the ages of 10 and 14 years old. it's 5:06, students will have a chance to hear about possible changes to the transfer process at san jose state. university will hold a meeting today to talk about changes to the 2016 admissions policy.

it would require juniors applying to certain programs to finish prep courses before getting into the university. today's meeting is at 3:00 at the technology center at west valley college in saratoga. let's transition to the weather now. first storm system to come through rocked san jose -- brought san jose hail. >> it did sure did. anthony, that's not what we have in store. we joins us for christina this morning. >> i wouldn't be surprised. unfortunately not for everybody, that's really a rare sight to see. on about three, four, five times a year. and it's usually when the core of those systems move over. in fact, that core will get very close to us today. it's making it's way down the coastline right now from oregon and eventually will be here by this afternoon. the thing about it, the core, that's the strongest part of the storm. so while we won't see widespread rainfall, one or two of those storm systems could be very potent this afternoon and produce some very heavy rain and even the potential for lightning and thunder. right now temperatures are

chilly outside. need that jacket. back into the 40s. 43 in the valley. 51 in san francisco. we have lots of low cloud cover out there right now. clouds aren't going anywhere. we're going to see a good mix later on this afternoon. 63 for the south bay. 62 fortunate peninsula, and 64 for the tri-valley. also notice isolated thunderstorms here and there, especially across the tri-valley and the south bay. that's where we have the best chance of seeing that. notice as we put the future cast in motion, by about 8:00, 9:00, that's when the showers will develop and the core moves in, 11:00, noon, that's when showers are going to start to pop up. a lot of the widespread stuff will stay off the coast. every now and again, one or two cells will pop up in san jose over near livermore. it could produce lightning and thunder. then by 2:00, 3:00, showers die down and once the sun sets, done with the showery activity. the thing, this is our only storm system this week as we go towards the latter part of the upcoming week. 70s return by thursday, and that's going to last until the weekend. in fact, i have your beach report all ready, you're

thinking about the weekend on a monday, right? let's talk to mike and see how the drive is shaping up. >> thinking about the weekend any day. looking over here, we're also thinking about this, the bay area right now very light build, just a little build out of altamont. nothing unusual about that. zooming in towards san francisco. this is a problem northbound 101, connecter on the 280 there and heading over towards the ball park area, through the bay view, we have reports that the big rig and the fuel spill, only 15 gallons of fuel mind you. they cannot clean it up and move the big rig just yet. what from what i understand, chp says the connecter is still closing. however, i do see the backup that we had clearing out pretty much completely. folks bha getting off at third and taking san bruno avenue. after another call to the chp, whether or not it's closed or letting folks by. we'll update you on that. plan your contingency route if they do flair is off to make it clear anyway. the upper east coast shore freeway, as well as the north bay moving smoothly. let's take a live look at the

toll plaza where we did talk about an easy build for the east bay and cash lanes, any backup, they are clear now. dublin area just starts a little slowing out of the altamont and towards dublin, typical, back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. it is 5:150. >> it is. 20th birthday for yahoo. >> after the disappearance of malaysian airlines flight 3070, new efforts to make sure something like this never happens again.

you're watching "today in the bay." 5:13 on your monday, palo alto leaders are considering strict new limits on the office developments in the city. city council is inviting the community to weigh in on the possible task at tonight's meeting. advocates say palo alto cannot handle the exploding office market. now among the strongest in the country. that issue caught fire last year after a number of unpopular development proposals. buss will roll out of palo alto today carrying tech workers to facebook, apple, google, and elsewhere. soon all of the bus drivers will be teamsters. scott mcgrew, important vote friday unionized many across the bay area.

>> you can add ebay, amtrak, voters, drivers rather voted friday to unionize. they all work for a company called compass transportation which provides service for the tech companies. they join 87 drivers from loop transportation, the contractor for facebook. money is an issue, of course, but so too was split shifts, drive in the morning and evening every single day. uber says data on thousands of it's drivers rather was stolen. the company says the security breach occurred last spring. but wasn't realized until september. but, even with that, uber may be in violation of california law. which requires notification within 30 days. close to 50,000 drivers names and license numbers may have been stolen. well, let's check the markets on this monday morning, morgan bren season live at cnbc world headquarters, good morning, morgan. >> good morning, scott. record month for stocks as we begin trading for march.

february was the best month for the dow in two years. closed at 18,132, but this week, the big focus is going to be on the nasdaq. came within 11 points of touching the 5,000 mark on friday before a late slide into the close, but this week, investors will be watching to see whether the index can get back to those levels which haven't been seen since march of 2000, to put that in context, the height of the tech bubble. futures are currently pointing to a positive open, back to you. >> remember it well, okay, thank you much. we will continue to cover the issue with twitter as we were reporting earlier this morning, isis or somebody affiliated with isis or somebody who has nothing to do with isis threatened twitter and many of it's executives with some rather traffic tweets. they're objecting of course to the twitter deleting many isis accounts. we'll continue to cover that throughout the day. >> yeah, have to take those seriously, thank you very much, scott. bay area tech company that

helmed make the internet is celebrating it's 20th birthday today. >> 20 years ago today yahoo officially filed a z a business. how long ago that was, think about this, when yahoo started, words like blog, hashtag, selfie, social media, and even wi-fi did not even exist. >> makes sense. >> i'm not sure some existed like five or six words ago, let alone 20 years ago. when did we officially get selfie? >> i thought it was last year. >> sometimes it feels like it, doesn't it? >> anthony in for christina today. we love having you. >> who knows what this year will hold. you know. >> many things. >> i know. >> already so long ago, i had to brainstorm. this morning we have showers that we are tracking up in northern california that is going to make it's way here. later on this afternoon, i want to start off with the live camera, this is sam bruno in fact, two seconds ago, you could see lights, as we were talking about the selfies and weird words as well, the fog moved in. so now you can't see the city.

and that's what we were forecasting just a few minutes ago as the clouds moved in. now they're here to stay. now the clouds will force flight delays this morning. keep in mind if you're travel g traveling. associated with the storm system that's moving in now. first band of cloud cover that's making it's way through. rain still up in the area and stretch down this way way as we head through the afternoon hours. whole morning will be drive, not until about noon when the showers will push into the bay area. so, this afternoon looks to be a little wet. right now temperatures in the 40s. 51 right now at san francisco with those clouds moving in. and later on this afternoon, clouds will be with us, mix of sun and clouds really for this afternoon, 63 for the south bay, 62 for the peninsula. 62 for san francisco and 65 again today. good mix of sun and clouds on the way. every now and again, it'll produce a very brief, quick-moving shower that moves through. you'll notice, 8:00, still most of us arrive as the showers push up against the coastline, ian down across the south bay

foothills. by 11:00, noon, showers develop. livermore, san jose, like we saw on saturday, those showers, bill lowed up and eventually produced some very strong storms, even some hail across the san jose. and even near pacifica and daly city. now, no wide hail event. one or two may produce hail like on saturday. the thing about it, it'll move out quickly by 2:00, 3:00, the showers die down and as the sun goes down, i think we'll be done with the rainfall. and unfortunately, it's not going to be a lot of rain this go around. tenth of an inch under the downpours, and if it you don't see the downpour, probably won't get rain as we round off the rest of the day. notice, we head towards this upcoming week, temperatures on tuesday, by thursday, in the 70s, and that trend is going to continue into this upcoming weekend. in fact if you're thinking about things to do friday, saturday, sunday, sonoma country, look at this, sonoma wine country, 80 degrees by saturday and sunday, even across 17 mile drive.

we talk about this. temperatures foot in bad, but still comfortable near 70 degrees. and this is the place to be. santa cruz board walk, friday, saturday, temperatures in the lower 70s, back into the 60s by sunday. not a bad forecast. little bit of rain today. 70s on the way. let's talk to mike and see how the drive is shaping up. >> probably have 70s on the way here, as far as the speed documenter it goes. anything higher than that. there's the golden gate bridge, clear view, but as anthony showed you fog and clouds through the area. plan on that. typical from the north bay. map, into the san francisco, the issue is from the peninsula, not the north bay. here's your drive across the bridge. we'll look at the peninsula approach. it is northbound 101. we still have the activity or inactivity, fuel spill, as well as the disabled big rig, that connecter over to the bay and up towards the ball park. that's reported closed by chp. only 15 gallons to clean up. they do not have the rig to pull that big rig out of the way, and

have not gotten permission to clean up the fuel from what i understand. up through surface streets, get back on to the freeway and you should be just fine. earlier slowing that we saw has cleared up. whatever was going on, at least the big log jam has cleared. we'll track that carefully. south bay peninsula moving nicely. build through livermore for west 580 and fremont, 880 southbound coming down here with the headlights, there's a sign for auto mall parkway, no delays past at the time la and into the silicon valley, back to you. new plan to keep a better eye on commercial planes begins it's trial run today. the new method tracks planes every 15 minutes, instead of the current rate of every 40 minutes. tracking becomes even more frequent if there's a deviation in the plane's movement. australian government official says they've been working on the new tracking system since malaysian airlines flight 2370 disappeared almost a year ago. >> it would have tracked the aircraft to within 15 minutes,

and done so simultaneously. the big difference was, it wouldn't have taken us weeks to interpret the data and to find then where the engines finally stopped. >> the trial is expected to use satellite-based positioning technology. it's already on board with 90% of long haul aircraft. 5:21 right now. incredible video of a sky diving accident. an australian man says last november, he jumped out of a plane at 12,000 feet and suffered a stroke. you can see it there in midair. he says he spent the next 30 seconds unconscious in a free fall. amazingly, his jump master was able to go over to the rip cord, and even made it to the ground safely. frightening. >> wow, amazing. 5:21 right now, how your favorite bay area city could find it's way into the next version of moe monopoly, coming up. ieverything online. just abot

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this year. >> it's a swap. i don't know if it's old school or not. 5:24 right now, chance to get your girl scout cook kiss and fresh. >> toy company wicked cool toys just unveiled the first-ever girl scout cookie oven. mixes inspired by some of the most popular girl scout cook kiss including, yum, thin mints. expected to hit store shelves in the fall. >> that could be pretty money. if you wish, the maker of monopoly wants to feature your city. 20 american cities will be featured on monopoly here and now. the city will with the most votes will get the board walk spot. it ends on wednesday. winners will be announced later this month. you can vote on monopoly.com. park place was always the most coveted place. >> board walk, those blue ones over there. they're the high rent. >> that is it for the san francisco area of the monopoly

board, anthony. he's here with your forecast. >> you play? >> i love it. pst that unwft greatest games of all time. now i'm trying to think about how to get the kids to play, they're only two, we'll work on it. let's talk about this forecast we're looking at now. temperatures in the 40s for the most part. a lot of cloud cover starting to build across the coastline. that's the next storm system that's expected to make it's way into the region today. in fact, those showers are expected to spread through by about 11:00, it'll be very hit and miss though. and the thing about it is we are talking about thunderstorms possible later on this afternoon. we'll be tracking it later on. it's going to be cool today. 60s for daytime highs. let's over to mike now. big monopoly guy? >> you sound like you're training two young trumps over there. >> oh, i know. peninsula, first of all, behind me, flashing lights, someone's pulled over on the shoulder. just past the toll plaza for the san mateo bridge. that's out of lanes moving smoothly to the peninsula though. i want to show you though, just

north of the san mateo bridge, one of the two issues for the peninsula. this one a crash northbound 101, right around broadway, the off-ramp and it may be affecting the off-ramp. seen the slowing and that's heading up towards sfo, the airport, that's a smoother drive. slower developing here from third to the 280 interchange and right at the interchange is north of there. slower moving sensory read out now here. there may be movement. disabled big rig and fuel spills. diesel spill that's blocking the connecter. chp hasn't given an update, probably busy at work there. rest of the day getting busy to work, back to you. >> going to follow that situation, thank you very much. 5:27, one bay area city hiking it's minimum wage today. details, next. plus a possible connection, peninsula police trying to figure out if this man is tied to a string of indecent exposure incidents involving young girls.

isis threatens twitter, the new security concerns for the san francisco company, coming up in a live report.

plus a woman mauled by the family pit bull. what investigators are telling us. >> and this morning's tracking another storm system making it's way in the bay area. rain will develop later on this afternoon. i'm meteorologist anthony in for kristina loren. we're going to talking 70s and if you can hit the beach later on this week. we're worried about getting into the city. cash lane backup. coming up, the peninsula, connected to 280 is closed because of a fuel spill, big rig will give you the details and the latest in seconds. all right. thank you, mike. live look outside this morning. downtown san jose, sparkling in the early morning hours here, it's monday, march 2nd, you're watching "today in the bay." from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." very good monday morning, thank you for joining us, i'm sam brock. developing story of threats tied to isis against twitter, and it's co-founder jack dorsey. >> to break this down, scott

mcgrew joining us down. this is not the first threat from isis against the san francisco company. >> no, that's right, in fact they've made a threat against twitter what in the fall of 2014 as well. turns out twitter does a pretty good job of frustrating it's isis by deleting it's account. this morning, someone affiliated with isis posted that graphic in the cross hairs along threats written in arabic. we should point out, we have no way of independently verifying who wrote the threat, isis or someone affiliated. maybe somebody who has nothing to do with isis. on the internet, you just can't tell. twitter responded with the security team it is investigating the veracity of the threats with relevant law enforcement officials. again, not the first time this twitter seen the threats. the peculiar thing is jack dorsey been he's the founder of twitter, also the chairman of the board, but he's not really been the face of twitter in quite some time. you know, why isis does, what it does, i don't know, but when they said dorsey, i thought, you

mean the chairman of square, what? >> right. >> peculiar choice, but who knows what isis is up to. >> and who knows how valid it is as well. >> we don't. we don't. they're taking it seriously, and sam and i were talking about earlier, twitter's internal security staff, as is apples, googles, are very professional organization. >> of course. >> with very, you know, former fbi, former, all kinds of different agencies. so they're handling it. >> okay. >> all right, be looking into that of course. let me ask you one other quick question which is why now? it's not like twitter -- >> these are -- >> why are the threats coming in now. >> you'll have to ask them. >> next time i see them, i hope never. >> hopefully never. 5:32 right now. this morning police in livermore think they have their man. officers made an arrest after a deadly double shooting in a normally peaceful neighborhood. "today in the bay's" bob redell live at the livermore police department this morning, bob, this marks the city's first homicide since 2012.

>> correct. good morning, and at two and a half hours, police are expected to hold al news conference to update us on this double shooting that took place yesterday afternoon and what is usually a very safe part of town. this happened around 4:30 in the afternoon. in the street on altamont creek and winding stream drives. right next to altamont creek elementary and in a park where kids are actually playing at the time. according to police, there was an argument, then several gunshots, when officers respond, they found two men in the 20s lying in the middle of the street. one of the men died on the scene, the other at the hospital. the shooter did escape. took off in a car. and around 9:00 last night, police did find him in another part of town where they arrested the suspect. he is a man who is also in his 20s. >> at this point we believe it's one suspect. we're not sure what the relationship is. >> not something that goes on around here, it's kind of

nerve-racking, it's really, really close to home. >> reporter: police did apparently find a gun near the scene. they tell us that the men involved, both the victims and the shooter were not associated with that neighborhood on altamont creek road but didn't elaborate on what led them to be there. we hope for clarification on what is this city's first homicide in about three years. since 2012. reporting live here in livermore, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> normally pretty quiet, thanks, bob. all right, now over to oakland where police are offering a $20,000 reward for help catching the person who shot and killed a 14-year-old boy. the victim walked with friends on brookdale avenue near coolage in the fruitvale neighborhood saturday night when someone shot at him. the police chief says the department is doing everything possible to track down that shooter. woman is being treated for life threatening injuries after being mauled by the pit bull. the dog attacked them biting them in the arms, legs, and

face. she had to be flown to the trauma center walnut creek for advanced life support treatment. another person inside the home was examined for injuries, but would not elaborate. >> my husband came out earlier and noticed there was a lot of fire trucks, cop cars, an ambulance, and then an animal court reporting school. truck showed up. >> neighbors say the couple keeps the dog in the backyard. the costa county services took the dog and now in quarantine. this is a man wanted for flashing an 11-year-old girl. officers think that man may be tied to other incidents in the area, at least they're looking into it, good morning. >> reporter: they are looking into that, sam. they want to track down this person because if he did expose himself to an 11-year-old girl, it is noobl he has done it before. and there have been other cases that we've covered here in palo

alto. police came up with a sketch of the suspect in this particular incident, base on the that little girl's description. the 11-year-old told officers she was walking her dog on el dorado near brian avenue when a man was hit zitting in her car -- sitting in her car. he watched her again. the girl told officers he was sitting naked from the waste down. you can imagine what he was doing. he is described as a white male, in his mid-30s, mid-40s, medium build, and short, dark hair with a goatee. the girl says he was in a newer black hatchback with a tinlted rear window. here's the thing though, that suspect description matches the other four cases that were reported back in october here in palo alto. the car description is different. officers do want to know whether or not it is the right person or the same person. in those cases, the person who exposed himself to girls, the victims were 10 to 14 years old.

and in covering prior cases like this here in palo alto, we know they say they aggressive ligate these because they just don't want the behavior to escalate. in palo alto, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> keep him off the streets, thank you. 5:37 right now, workers in oakland getting a raise. starting today, the city's minimum wage goes up to $12.25 an hour. that's the highest minimum wage in all of the bay area. but it does come at a cost. restaurants say they'll now be forced to raise their prices or hire fewer workers. some restaurants are even considering covering the cost of the 20% service charge in lieu of a tip. what's going up in the bay area this week? that would be our temperatures which anthony has already started teasing us with, it's only monday, anthony, thanks a lot. >> looking at the weekend, right? never long enough. this morning cloud cover that's building across the moubs. camera shaking around a little bit. that's the next storm system that's pulling into the bay area as we speak. no rain right now. the rain is across northern

parts of california and eureka, along the coastline, as it makes it's way down across the coast, eventually we will see showers here across the bay area today. now the thing about it is it's going to be hit and miss, and you'll notice we put the sense of motion in the future. it's not going to be rainy for everybody today, 9:00 this morning, the main band of showers pushes up against the coastline. if you live at the coastline, showers this morning, otherwise, everyone else will be dry. it's not until about lunchtime, 11:00, 12:00 when we see showers develop more widespread, and some of these could be pretty strong. we're talking about this one cell near livermore, san jose, 11:00, 12:00, and the showers will diminish for the most part but still be around until 1:00, 2:00. then after the sun goes down, they will fall apart. this system, similar to what we saw on saturday. the potential for some lightning and thunder does exist. and some small hail possible with one or two of these storm systems that does form. now the thing about it right now, we're dry and really just

cloudy throughout, it is chilly. temperatures in the 40s, and that chill will be with us all day long. good mix of sun and clouds for the north bay. san francisco, you'll get a brief shower at 62, but the best bet for shower and thunderstorm activity more widespread activity will be from the tri-valley, the planes, and the south bay day. temperatures will be back into the low 60s. of course we'll be tracking it all day long and you can download the nbc bay area app and track the storms from your doorstep if you're not by your tv. let's talk to mike and the roads. anthony, folks in the city. that's the big issue of the morning right now. san francisco, city streets are all right as we approach off the northbound 101 as you're coming up to the bayview area, 280 or san bruno up towards the area. because you do not have access, north 101 to north 280, still there and word from chp, the tow truck will clean up the fuel spill there. that won't be there until after 6:00. another half hour at least for that closure to continue as the

commute builds in towards san francisco. easy build approaching the bay bridge. get you a quick look at toll plaza itself. shows all these lanes showing the build. we're going to wednesday our map and we'll show you the rest of the bay, smoothly typical slowing out of the tri-valley. no problems for the south bay. back to you. closure that could snarl your trip home from work. more details on that, coming up. plus, there'll be a different sound on wall street this morning. the bay area tech company that has nasdaq changing it's tune, literally. while we get ready to yoedle, live look outside right now, the approach to the bay bridge, back with 15 minutes of nonstop news, traffic, and weather after the break.

you're watching "today in the bay." it is 5:42, déjà vu for congress. for the second straight week, trying to come up with a solution to avoid a homeland security shutdown. tracy potts live following the very latest developments for us, good morning, tracy.

>> reporter: hey laura, good morning everyone, and the latest is that these two sides, democrats and republicans in the senate and the house have to figure out if they're even willing to sit down and talk about it again this week. they are in some cases entrenched in their believes. senate democrats say that they only want to talk about the money. they don't to want talk about immigration. on the other hand, house republicans say they don't want to approve any money that includes money for the president's immigration plan. that they believe is unconstitutional. therein lies the problem. the vote we're expecting to see today is for a conference essentially for the two sides to sit down and start talking about this, if they can't get past that, it's going to be quite a challenge for them to get past this deadline or to meet this deadline that's now been put another week this this friday. >> they have to talk about it, thank you, tracy. american israeli supporters are going to be gathering today in washington for a conference headlined by israel's prime minister. benjamin netanyahu will speak at

public affair's committee conference. many folks expecting him to push for new sanctions against iran. neten ya shoe also addressing a joint congressional session tomorrow after being invited by republican lawmakers. this could be it. the storm that pushes boston over the top for record snowfall. the city is expected to receive about six inches of snow today. so far, 102 inches have fallen during boston's season of really epic snow. the record is 107 inches set 20 years ago. forecasters warn the latest snow will be wet which may lead to roof collapses. storms certainly causing delays across the country including here in the bay area. at least 20 flights canceled at sfo yesterday stranding hundreds of passengers, including, yep, that's why we're showing you her facebook page, katie couric. she was camped out at sfo, stocked up on essentials hashtag. she looks happy. >> whole digital reservoir over there. just what they needed, ski

resorts in tahoe got fresh powder over the weekend and lots of it. two feet of snow. sugar bowl resort this weekend. officials say yesterday was the busiest day they've had since december. and with more snow on the way later in the week, they're hoping to say the same thing come this time next week. >> that is great for those resorts. you hate to see them suffer. this is their prime season. >> the snow we're talking about later will come today. that's great. >> now it needs to stay cold up there. >> that's the big problem. yeah later on this week, we'll be in the 70s here, which means 50s across tahoe. at least it gets cold at night so they can produce the snow. during the day, it's going to be mild. i want to start you off san bruno. we have a storm system that's moving in right now that's going to produce the snow we're talking about. another three to six inches at the lower elevations, about 4,000 feet plus. now the storm system that's going to move through today, it is not going to produce a lot of rain, but, the core of the system will move overhead, and whenever you're dealing with a core, that's the strongest part

of the storm system and because of that, like we saw on saturday, we could see another repeat performance of some strong storms, some of which could produce lightning and thunder and even some small hail. now the doppler radar doesn't show much here at home right now, you'll notice up to the north, there's the main band that's going to come through, about 11:00 this morning, and then echblgly it afternoon, thunderstorms will pop up with the heating of the day. now it's just generally cloudy out there right now, first push of the storm is making it's way through, no rains for the time being, but later on this afternoon, as i mentioned, really south of san francisco we'll see the best chance of seeing any showery activity, really a tri-valley, peninsula, and south bay. that's the best bet for seeing the thunderstorms and everywhere else will just see a good mix of sun and clouds. temperatures only in the 60s. there's the storm system that's going to scoot along the coastline as we head through the day. every now and again, pop up thunderstorms, but i don't think it's going to be a widespread rain event. most will see brief showers again south of san francisco.

north bay, you'll be dry with good mix of sun and clouds, yes the sierra expecting to pick up a half foot of snow across the 4,000 feet plus. now, you'll notice as we head through the next couple of days, yes, it'll warm up, tuesday, wednesday, still in the 60s, but by thursday and friday, temperatures climb into the 70s and you know what this weekend is? yes, daylight savings time. i know. i hate to be the bearer of bad news, but, unfortunately, on saturday, saturday night into sunday, we're going to lose an hour of sleep. it's always a good time to check the battery in the smoke alarms. lawrie is griping. >> never. >> hard shift to wake up on. >> i'm already late to church as it is. >> i know, on sundays. you'll notice the new sunrise at 7:33, new sunset, 7:09. for me, that means the kids stay up later, mike, how about you? >> well, i guess mine will too, they'll face time. over here towards the bay

bridge, oh my goodness, any time the clock changes. over here commute changes as well, right now because the metering lights are turned on. dramatic build pass the 880 for the west grand. out to the map, nothing dramatic on the approach for the major or the upper east shore freeway. that's the north bay. the big issue is here. second big incident for the morning, this is northbound 101 where we have this crash, big rig, as well as the fuel spill that has yet to clean up after 6:00 for the sweepers can get there and clear the connecter, north 101 to north 280, still closed, third up through the bay view and up through surface streets in the district, and that should get you past the scene. there's the bill as we start to see the commute heading in towards san francisco. no real delays on the approach behind me you see the tri-valley, typical build for 580 through the livermore valley. and we'll show you the south bay, live look northbound 101, it's a difficult build, this just before 6:00, it'll stick around for five minutes and sort itself out. track it to south bay on for a

typical commute build, back to you. >> thank you very much. starting today, trachk between oakland and alameda is off-limits during daytime hours on the bridge. at 9:30 a.m., alameda county workers are going to start a project to repair and resurface that bridge. it'll reopen at 6:30 tonight. the same closures will continue monday through friday for about the next seven weeks. so plan accordingly. downtown willow glenn is on a diet of sorts, road diet, section of street that runs through downtown is now two lanes instead of four. it'll stay that way for the next three months as a test run. if it works, that change could actually become permanent. area businesses, area business owners think the change will make it safer for customers. the chp says impaired driving may have triggered a head on crash in santa cruz county that killed four people. it happened last night on freedom boulevard near valencia road. the sedan carrying seven people slammed into a pickup truck going the other direction. three passengers in the sedan

and the driver died. the chp says alcohol or drugs may have played a role in the crash. an update now, one of the two men charged in a deadly street-racing crash in san jose expected in court today. investigators say two cars lost control, hitting and killing 24-year-old pablo. this was back in january. one of the drivers, an 18-year-old pleaded not guilty to manslaughter charges. the other driver, 24-year-old, is expected to enter a plea today. san jose police officer accused of rape and assault heads to court today. officer jeffrey graves will attend a preliminary hearing to determine if there's enough evidence to try him for rape. investigators say graves raped an undocumented woman who called for police help in september of 2013. he faces up to 12 years in prison if he is convicted of the rape and two separate incidents of domestic violence. all right. now to tech news. new morning, tech crunch reporting that air b and b a is

looking to raise $1 billion in fund pg if they get the money, the travel and booking app would be valued at $20 billion. that is larger than the leading hotel company such as starwood and intercontinental. meantime, popular ride sharing app uber has come out with the latest hack attack information on it. company says the breach happened last spring, it was not realized until september. close to 50,000 drivers names and license numbers may have been stolen in that hack. a length of time people love fitness trackers, i wear one, scott mcgrew, turns out it's a tougher business than you think. >> it is, job own it certainly figuring that out. job own makes up fitness tracking, the san francisco company is on the cusp of getting new funding, maybe for google, it needs that new funding. it's latest fitness tracker, the up three you see here was supposed to be out by christmas, and we still haven't seen it. it turns out making wearable computers is a lot harder than it seems. even apple, a company that has

some of the world's best engineers scaled back some of its fitness tracking from it's yet to be released apple watch. partially because some were just too complicated and partly if you make a device that's too good, it measures too many parameters, well now you've made a help device that can be regulated by the u.s. government. hey sam and laura, do you remember the solar impulse airplane? bob redell is live at the field two years ago to show us a very first flight of the this airplane from here to arizona. well, the updated model of that airplane is from abu da by right now, it's preparing to launch it's around the world trip. entirely solared. yes, they will fly at night using bat ris and fly at about 30 miles per hour. it's going to take place inside. >> wow. >> skipping the bay area, they're going to go from hawaii down to phoenix. but they started, the very first fly at moft field. >> that's a flight to bring a lot of snacks.

>> yeah, that's a long road trip, thank you very much. you're going to hear something a little different when the nasdaq opens this morning, here's something different. >> yahoo! >> yeah, the yahoo yodel will bring in the start of trading today. part of a dayline celebration of yahoo's 20th birthday. here in the bay area, san francisco city hall will light up in purpose new mexico honor of the site. yap hoo lunch breakers will try to very the largest simultaneously yodel. yahoo founded back in 1994 by two electrical engineering graduate students. >> it's hard to believe it's 20 years old, now one of the blue bloods. >> isn't that something? 20 years. all right. let's check in with anthony, he's in for kristina this morning, how are we looking right now? >> good, hard to believe that the yodel would be as popular as it is. i mean 20 years later. who would have thought? they did. right. let's talk about this forecast. temperatures right now in the 40s for the most part, it's a little chilly out there with a

strong wind coming in because of a storm system that's making it's way into the bay area today. you'll notice showers later on this afternoon, really from about 11:00 this morning until about 4:00 this evening. that's when we'll have the best chance of seeing showers pop up. some could produce lightning and thunder. best chance, tri-valley and south bay, otherwise, many will see a good mix of sun and clouds. temperatures cool back into the low 60s. yoed it will on over to mike and see how the roads are looking. >> good morning. stay away from the yoed lg. we'll talk about the bay bridge, it's not unexpected. the back up at the toll plaza. over here in the city though, bigger, unexpected issue north 101, connecter on the 280 still blocked. waiting for sweeper truck to clear up this fuel spill and won't be until after 6:00, 15, 20 minutes at least. slower drive builds from bay shore boulevard. you have to get off on to third and san bruno avenue up through city streets if 101 is the

chosen route. you have a chance to reroute, if you take 101 and travel over 380 to 280. your drively daly city, smoother, you don't have to deal with all that issue, again it is closed for the time being. meanwhile, the rest of your bay does show a typical build for a monday. tri-valley, altamont pass, and there's hayward, slow there. back to you. all right mike, thank you very much. freezing temps on the east coast have frozen over one of the biggest rivers in the country. check this out. this is what the hudson river looks like in poughkeepsie, new york, only a their roy channel can be seen. just if you have for a tug boat and ice breakers to make it through. >> that looks cold. speaking of frozen, near frozen, a number of celebrities took a polar plunge over the weekend. >> look at this the, lady gaga and her fiance taylor kinney joined thousands of people in the icy waters of lake michigan for the 15th annual chicago polar plunge. kinney is on nbc's "chicago

fire." other celebs include vince vaughn, seen there. the event raises money for special olympics. all right. apparently lady gaga wears normal clothes. now to another good cause. hundreds of new yorkers shaved it all off to raise money for st. baldrick's foundation. 560 people were at a irish pub yesterday to shave off their hair. it has raised more than $3 million for pediatric cancer research. they are hosting the event some 11 years ago. 5:56 right now, google bringing you one of the most beautiful places in the world at your fingertips. >> latest street view project. amazon rain forest thanks to a zip line. google teaming up with the protection group amazons sustainable foundation. check oit a remote part of the rain forest. put a device called a trekker on a zip line, and sent it on it's way. >> that's a cool perspective. 5:56 right now, early morning fire at a south bay mall. we have details, next. plus a pair of security

scares at the white house overnight. what we just learned, expunge. and another scary situation in southern california. train slams into a car stuck on the tracks. we have details coming up. all right, drivers hopefully not stuck too badly it morning to work. it's the approach to the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll be back with more on traffic, news, weather, and everything else in your community right after this break.

isis threats hits home. now taking aim at twitter. police in livermore say they may have their man. new details on a deadly double shooting in the quiet bay area suburb. not one, but two security breaches at the white house overnight. and we have a storm system making it's way to the bay area as we speak, pushing around the camera a little bit. little cloud cover as well. showers and thunderstorms are expected to develop later on this afternoon. some of which could be strong,

then we're talking about a big warmup into the weekend. details straight ahead. >> and getting across the bay, backup not unexpected. bay bridge, similar situation, but on the peninsula, in a full closure will give you the latest on that fuel spill for the bay area. no showers out there just yet as we take this wide look. the bay bridge, city of san francisco, it's monday, march 2nd, you're watching "today in the bay". from nbc bay area, this is "today in the bay." a very good morning to you, and thanks for joining us. >> a threat against san francisco-based twitter. >> isis or someone affiliated with the organization is threatening to kill twitter employees. scott mcgrew, a threat twitter is unfortunately used to. >> that is so true. i just made references against the ceo back in 2014, this