the bay bridge into the city with these headlights out with the lower deck. that's the san francisco side. on the oakland side, both of the same level and it's the bay bridgep at the toll plaza, not a spliz. as we look at your map, we see a nice, easy drive developing. still some slowing for richmond area and we're seeing more traffic on the roadways. we do have slower spots but, really, the slowest issue is highway 4ing into concord because of that crash which is still there on the shoulder and possibly sticking out to one lane at willow pass road. the rest of the area, though, moving well. south 242 watch it it as you're coming into concord and pleasant hill and a pothole in your fast lane. a bigger commute and that's where see some slowing towards livermore and now developing for south 680 through pleasanton. 1014 off of 680 and a crash reported at mckie and sounds like everything has moved to the shoulder and chp is arriving and we'll get more deit tatails fro them.

>> thank you, mike. a developing story we're following this morning in a desperate search for this man. 28-year-old kyle myrick. he disappeared last week and while his body has not been found, san jose police say they have reason to believe his death was not an accident. "today in the bay" kris sanchez joins us right now. kris, myrick family and friends will resume their search in about an hour from now. >> gather to look along the shoreline of the bay. for now the family of kyle myit rick has not had time to mourn because they were searching for his body all weekend. san jose police are not getting specific about what they found at this scorched building that leads them to believe that kyle myrick was killed here. but they say that he was and he was killed allegedly by this man, steve hlebo a 39-year-old man from los altos. arrested him on suspicion of murder and impounded his truck, as well. his body has not been recovered. so, police are searching for his

body, as is the family. they spent the weekend near lexington reservoir because that is near where hlebo used to live. >> initially lots of friends and family and then their friends and family started coming out. now we have people that don't know kyle at all. don't know any of us and it's been really good. >> we want to bring kyle home. >> police say the crime scene is next to a motor bike shop on camden and union avenues in san jose's cambrian neighborhood and it appears the suspect and the victim both work there. the victim had worked there for less than a week when he was reported missing friday under suspicious circumstances. now, i mention that police impounded hlebo's truck. this is a gmc 2003 sierra 1500 truck. police believe it was used in the crime. they want to know where it was friday evening at 5:00 until saturday morning. myrick's family is gathering at

7:00 this morning to search the bay's edge. >> pushing on with very heavy hearts. thank you, kris. two kayakers rescued right near kirby cove west of the golden gate bridge. the coast guard said one of two kayakers or brothers in kayaks started taking on water. he called 911. rescuers safely pulled each person from the water and each person was wearing a life jacket. saratoga teenager audrey pott took her own life four years ago after being cyberbullied by her classmate. tonight, a new documentary will shed light on her story. it will debut at the sundance film festival. "audrey and daisy." profiles 15-year-old audrey who passed out at a party and was sexually assaulted and then woke up to find cruel messages on her

body and pictures of her that night were shared on social media. daisy is also profiled. audrey's family who saw the film at a private screening told "mercury news" it was moving and motivating. the bay area right now preparing to welcome peyton manning and the denver broncos. and, also, cam newton and carolina panthers will also show up for super bowl l. both teams punching their tickets in exciting fashion. and broncos barely edging out tom brady and the patriots and panthers complete domination against the arizona cardinals. while the big showdown is less than two weeks, today will be the real test. "today in the bay" chuck coppola with a look at how we can all get around. good morning, chuck. >> good morning there, laura. the transit authority spokesman is on the job even at this early hour. told him about the muni buses. he tells us they are using those

to complete their routes while the south part of embarcadero behind me is closed off. this is only about a block or two to the ferry building. they're following the f line down and if you want to walk across to stewart street in mission and take the line that goes out, for example, all the way out to the castro, that's how they're doing it. a little bit of walking imvolved and little improv and they say this is all part of the plan. we also want to say that the work down here at what is going to be super bowl city has begun in earnest. they've closed the southbound embarcadero and the detour for the next two and a half weeks will take you west to battery street to avoid most of the congestion. folsom street on the south part of this. basically the streets radiating out from the prairie building and try to avoid those for two or three blocks. local businesses in the area are bracing for more customers in super bowl city, but for employees who work at these businesses, more difficulty getting to work. >> we're trying to schedule extra people. we're telling people to leave

even earlier than they usually do. and then just being understand and flexible and making sure we have the staff. >> construction of super bowl city, the free fan village has begun at justin herman plaza. construction iis happening this week, commuters will be allowed to walk through the construction area on various pathways, but once the super bowl city opens, there will be four checkpoints around which will slow you down significantly if you have to cut through there on your way to work. reporting live along the embarcadero in san francisco, i'm chuck coppola, "today in the bay." we all know it's not just san francisco, preparations also under way in the south bay and that includes san jose. a live look right now at the downtown area where there is plenty of experiences for fans as the game nears. some of them being set up right now. thea decesar chavez is being turned into an outdoor cafe and beer garden. it's going to be ready for fans starting friday going through

super bowl sunday. now, of course, our countdown clock. we're 13 days away and just a little bit under two weeks until that super bowl at levi stadium. get ready. >> right around the corner, sam. developing now at 6:07 the digging far for done for cities and towns across the mid-atlantic and northeast just buried by that monster blizzard. in our nation's capital federal and local government offices remain closed and schools are shut down as crews work to just clear out those roads. so far 30 people are confirmed dead from weather-related incidents. many from car crashes. in new york, this is video actually shot by a drone above long island. you can see the snow just blanketing the roads and rooftop there's. speaking of rooftops, heavy snow provided too much for several buildings, including this bowling alley in waynes borough, virginia. the roof buckled. take a look at the damage there. luckily no one was hurt. also in virginia, take a look at

this. firefighters got stuck in the snow trying to get to an emergency call. so neighbors in that area they just jumped in and they started shoveling the roadway, clearing the street so firefighters continue on their way. that is team work. new jersey the problem there is not snow, but a lot of flooding. hundreds of homes are under water and dozens of people had to be rescued. officials there say the full extent of the damage actually won't be known for a couple of days as the water starts to recede. for travelers a sign of relief. after more than 11,000 flights were canceled since friday. here in the bay area, sfo has a total of 22 cancellations this morning. no issues reported out of oakland international or san jose. all right. as we move to our microclimate forecast and we see the chaos that unfolded on the east coast here in the west coast, much calmer conditions. obviously, coming off of a couple of weeks of consecutive storm systems, which kari has

been outlining. now, she can at least take a bit of a breath this morning because a day here of calmer conditions. kari hall joining us live right now and, kari, looking good for today in terms of mid-50s temperatures and maybe warmer than that. >> little bit warmer. feeling like spring, sam. but it is cool to start and some upper 40s now for the east bay and parts of the south bay. look at these highs this afternoon up to 63 degrees in san jose and 62 in palo alto and a mixture of sun and clouds. 58 in napa and 62 in oakland and livermore up to 59 degrees. nice, quiet, calm start to the week. we'll see several more days of that. we'll look at that and more coming up in the forecast and the next chance of rain coming up in a few minutes. let's check in now with mike and see what is happening on the roadways. >> chance of rain in the future. over here towards the san mateo bridge and a good chance this will get more back up here. westbound moves well and we look at the map and only slowing

around the toll plaza. westbound direction. look over here 880 southbound direction. your commute at a street. the a street off ramp just reported blocked by chp. they say there is a crash there. they're still arriving. we'll see additional slowing start to development. that is the pattern there as well as southbound 680 and both heading down towards fremont. that is your commute direction. also here the upper east shore freeway builds through richmond and the bay bridge toll plaza has your metering lights on. towards the toll plaza, but looks like the lanes are clear now. we'll track that. that earlier crash in concord set off some slowing and still there through the area. jump down to the south bay where the only issue 101 showing a little slowing as well as 280 and the build coming up towards the overcrossing. up towards cupertino and up the peninsula through los altos hills and san francisco. >> thanks a lot, mike. coming up next, currency, sure. but no cash allowed. the country making a big push to do away with cash altogether in the next 15 years.

and i'm bob redell live here in pacifica where the city council today could declare a local state of emergency caused by this winter storm's damage. that story coming up.

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beijing that disappeared nearly two years ago. a large section of debris washed up. officials say a large piece of white curved metal was found by fishermen. flight mh-370 disappeared after taking off from asia bound for beijing with 239 people aboard. the only confirmed piece of the airliner was found last year on reunion island in the indian ocean. well, you accept credit or credit. sweden is going cashless. the country wants to get rid of all its cash payments by the year 2030. at churches in stockholm bank cards are being put in the plate. parishioners choose their donation beforehand. atms disappearing and most major banks won't accept cash deposits. no cash is equaling lower costs. no need for registers or saves but some still have their hesitation about a total cashless society, especially with fraud claims on the rise.

>> major commercial banks. >> so, sweden still prints money, but just less of it. only about 20% of transactions are in cash. in the u.s., that number is more like 40%. 6:15. drones and selfies are the latest tools scientists are using to track el nino's effect on the coast. the nature conservancy is asking regular citizens to capture pictures of the flooding and coastal erosion, and then post them to their website. even a free app for drone owners they can shoot video of the coast and upload it. scientists hope the crowd source photos will show changing landscape. take a look at this, in pacifica all the recent stormy weather is eroding the cliffs leaving homes teetering dangerously close to the edge of the ocean. "today in the bay" bob redell live in pacific that city could

declare a local state of emergency to get money for help. good morning, bob. >> yes, laura. you might recall just last week that the city manager here in pacific already declared a local state of emergency and now up to the city council to deitted dec whether or not to confirm. now, this is a 20-unit apartment building. as you can see in this video you can see the situation it's in. right up against the cliff and with the high waves we've been seeing since mid-december that cliff is eroding more and more into the ocean. now, no one here at this location has been asked to leave. no one is saying that, but it's something that the city is concerned about and they want to keep an eye on that. let's say that the city council does agree to declare this state of emergency, then the next step for them is to then apply for money from the state and federal government to get assistance. not only perhaps with this location, but also with the sea wall in the city and the pier which, again, have been damaged

during this winter storm. as you might recall the winter storms of 2009, 2010. it was 320 and 330 which are just a couple buildings behind me that were actually deemed too unsafe to live in. they still stand here on the cliffs, but are still uninhabited. reporting live here in pacifica, bob redell "today in the bay." >> right now not too tough to start off your monday morning here because we haveerate conditions. how about that. completely different than a week ago. >> no need to lug around the umbrella today. we've had to keep with us somewhere close by the past couple of weeks. as we take a live look right now at the bay bridge, things are slowing all across the bridge there and no low clouds and fog, at least there. we've seen it in other spots especially in the north bay and coa close to the coast. 47 degrees in the east bay and south bay and as we drop in on the north bay, take a look at that. 50 degrees in petaluma and santa

rosa. 49 degrees in napa. not a bad way to start out the day and as we go into the hour-by-hour forecast in oakland, still some clouds throughout most of the morning and then the sun starts to peek out right around noon. so, a great day to take the lunch outside with our highs today reaching into the lower 60s. in the south bay, for the next three days, our highs getting warmer. 68 degrees on wednesday and a mixture of sun and clouds. we'll see about the same in the peninsula and san francisco in the lower 60s. so, feeling very comfortable and in the tri-valley up to 65 degrees on wednesday. we'll also see some mid-60s else where. so, even though we don't have any weather systems moving in, we will still have high waves because of storm systems moving to the north of us. so the concern of some high waves and beach erosion still exists and we may even have some higher waves on thursday. our dry weather pattern continues as high pressure builds in keeping the jet stream

farther to the north. taking with it those wet weather systems. but our pattern will be changing as we go into the weekend. the cold front dropping in will bring in a chance of some rain on friday into saturday. so, friday's forecast still looking fairly mild. up to 59 degrees in the east bay. 58 degrees on saturday. it may be a lit bit wetter on saturday but then it all moves out on sunday. high temperatures in the upper 50s. where it will be a touch cooler in some spots, especially like the north bay. we're in the mid-50s and 57 degrees for the south bay. but no rain until friday and also into saturday. let's check in now with mike to see how the roads are moving. >> kari, so far the roadways are moving well. we talked about that mist and watching for any effects of fog on the roadway. we see the glow for the lights but no problems for drivers. the north bay just a note, you may see low clouds and fog and we see the glow in san rafael. the map will show you we don't a lot of slowing but good stuff through this portion all the way across the golden gate bridge and visibility is just fine

there so far. slowing for the richmond area and no surprise there's and, of course, the bay bridge the metering lights on and the backup now 285 towards 24. a new crash south 680 and sounds like three vehicles involved there as we're getting towards the walnut creek interchange. other than that, no surprise for the area. concentrating on san francisco, no deit lays for b.a.r.t. let me point that out. you get off at the embarcadero station and come up on city streets and that's what chuck was talking about. the construction zone for the super bowl activities. reroutes for even pedestrians. be aprized of and chuck will be up in a few minutes to give you more deit tails on what is going on right now. the roadways are moving well, but we have that build and traffic is back after the end of the year break in december. we're looking towards south 880. that crash is consolidated and there is a distraction going by, but not a lot of extra slowing. some build over towards the peninsula on the san mateo and dumba dumba

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who escaped from a southern california jail. ==vo== authorities are offering up to 50-thousand dollars for information leading to the recapture of the three offering up to $50,000 for any information leading to the recapture of these three inmates. guards discovered them missing from an orange county jail on friday. inmates cut through steel bars and plumbing ducts and then repelled down the jail's roof. the orange county sheriff said so far no sightings to report and no reason to believe that they've fled the country. it is 6:24. in a twist of fate, two men that ran from police wound up calling 911 to be rescued. in the car, a man with four active warrants and a parolee. the two men ended up running into the woods.

officers say they found a gun and drugs car. >> in addition to the firearm, there was at least three different types of controlled narcotics in the vehicle. methamphetamine, heroin, marijuana. >> the two men dashed down a canyon across the american river where despite being wet and called they ignored initial calls to surrender. by nightfall the fugitives were so cold they called 911 begging to be arrested. so, surrender not so much. but to survive, yeah, we'll give you a call. talk about an insperation. one man who could have easily let his disability limit him instead continues to reach new heights. when you pass trevors and his dog on an icy trail you wouldn't think twice. the shades he wear hides the fact that he's completely blind and conk krd some of the nation's toughest trails. in a way, thomas finds his

blindness a blessing. >> don't get me wrong, i'd love to have my sight but this one point in time i actually think i'm more fortunate because sighted people will just remember what they see and i take away from this everything. >> thomas has logged thousands of miles of steep terrain. he says one of the only times he wishes he could see would be to see the looks on people's faces when they learn he's relying entirely on his other senses. >> see the looks on people's faces but their expressions tell a lot. new numbers out this morning showing just how destructive this summer's family fire really was. plus -- >> we want to bring kyle home. >> a desperate search for answers. friends and family take matters into their own hands to find a south bay missing since late last week. and before we go to break, a big showdown tonight at oracle arena.

green,/leonard squaring off and their teams with the two best records in the nba. about 13 hours from now. the 38-6 spurs in town taking on the 40-4 golden state warriors. both chasing history and a possible western conference finals preview. coverage begins at 5 on comcast sports net bay area. tipoff set for 7:30. we'll be back in a moment.

a very good monday morning

to you. s so much for joining us. i'm laura garra canon. >> i'm sam brock. a quick check with your microclimate forecast and a moderate one. kari? >> nice start to the day with dry weather pected this afternoon. only watching out for fog and drizzle in spots like the north bay and san francisco. otherwise, we see mostly clear skies in the south bay. it's 47 degrees and headed into the low 60s today it it will be mild with a mixture of sun and clouds. overall, a very nice way to start out the workweek. we'll keep the dry weather at least for a little while. so, i'll detail that. and we'll also talk about a few concerns as we go through the week. that's coming up in the microclimate forecast. let's see what's happening on the roads now with mike. >> kari, just getting more crowded. that's good news. we're watching for the potential of fog and we don't see any problems and we see this build north 880 towards high street which is not unexpected. a lot of negative, but a positive drive. we'll look at the maps and show you the bay bridge metering lights and some east shore

build. look over here. a crash at south 680. and that's in addition to the build for west highway 4. that earlier crash which stuck around willow pass road for quite some time. there's more slowing out of pittsburg and bay point. builds out of pleasanton. haven't seen this bad in i guess a few months. and that build down towards sunol where there is a crash. we'll giveioaa quick look at the south bay where northbound routes are starting to build, again. that commute kicking in at 6:30 right on schedule. back to you. a developing story now and a desperate search for this man. 28-year-old kyle myrick. he disappeared late last week and while he has not been found, san jose police say they have reason to believe that his suspected death was not an accident. "today in the bay" kris sanchez is here. kris, myrick's family and friends are going to resume their search in about 30 minutes. >> going out and search as they did all weekend long because

while police found kyle myrick's alleged killer, they have not found his body. now, san jose are not getting too specific about what they found at this scorched building that leads them to believe that kyle myrick was killed here. they say he was. and that he was allegedly killed by a man by the name of steve hlebo, a 39-year-old los altos man. they arrested him on saturday morning on suspicion of murder and impounded his pickup truck. although police believe pyrick has been killed his body has not been recovered. they spent the weekend near lexington reservoir because near where hlebo used to live. >> initially lots of friends and family and then their friends and family and then we have people who don't know kyle at all or any of us and it's been really good. >> we want to bring kyle home. >> police say the crime scene is next to a motor bike shop and it appears that the suspect and the

victim worked there, though the victim worked there for less than a week before he was reported missing on friday under suspicious circumstances. now, i mentioned that police impounded hlebo's pickup truck. it's not this one, but it looks like this. a 2003 gmc sierra 1500. police believe it may have been used in the crime and they want to know where it was between friday evening at 5:00 and saturday morning at 2:00 in the morning. if you know anything, police would like to talk with you. again, you can do that anonymously. myrick's family is gathering in about a half hour to search the bay's edge up to palo alto. >> no doubt. thank you very much, kris. 6:33. happening today. the sexual assault trial of a former 49ers star begins in the south bay. the grand jury ray mcdonald on rape charges in august. it stems from an incident in his home in december of 2014 with a woman mcdonald had just met.

mcdonald pled not guilty to those charges. if convicted, mcdonald faces up to eight years in prison. the grand jury also indicted current 49ers ahmad brooks of misdemeanor sexual battery from an incident involving the same woman on the same night. the bay area justing ready right now to welcome peyton manning and the denver broncos, as well as cam newton and the carolina panthers in super bowl l. the hard work done now by teams. both of whom punched their tickets in exciting fashion yesterday. the broncos barely edging out tom brady and the patriots on the last play of the game and the panthers dominating the arizona cardinals. while the big showdown is less than two weeks, today will be the real test when it all comes to traffic and road closures. all the preparations around san francisco. "today in the bay" chuck coppola live super bowl city with a look at how to get around and how to get used to it it, chuck. >> as the city wakes up, a few

more people out and about. some likest bicyclists through construction zone and, however, behind me you might see the it embarcadero at washington street has been closed off. they have already started constructing what is going to be super bowl city in the area. so far they tell us that about 90 parking control officers will be diverting traffic around the construction zone. it is approximately embarcadero from the ferry building and some of the streets that radiate out from that point. if you want tew void all this battery street on the west side and farther west is an option on the south side of it it. folsom street and the streets south of folsom street are also good advice. they're also enforcing no parking on most of the streets around this area. drum street, stewart street just to name a few. but getting to work in this particular construction zone area will be challenging. >> we are going to be staffed. the thing is, when does it it

start? when does it it officially start? next week? tomorrow? we're somewhat ready. >> it is challenging. and we're all going to have to work together on this, i'm afraid. we have some buses that are traveling southbound on the embarcadero right now. they're using the street car tracks to finish their line as they round out to the ferry building. you can catch the outbound streets, outbound buses from stewart and mission. that's the advice from sfmta this morning. and a lot of businesses. we talked to a couple last week said that they are advising a lot of their employees to consider working from home. reporting live in san francisco, i'm chuck coppola, "today in the it bay." >> the road to the super bowl and then the actual road to get to the super bowl. 6:36. all new at 6:00. santa clara's mayser bringi gma out the super bowl. he says the city is ready for

the big game. >> little less than two weeks because we have been talking about this for years since that bid went in. here we are in the home stretch and the countdown is coming and it is really exciting and i hope people understand what a historic opportunity this is for all of us to be something wonderful unrivaled in the bay area. >> the city of santa clara posted this video welcoming the broncos and the panthers after the afc and nfc title games. super bowl l will be played on february 7th. the bay area super bowl is a super hot ticket. the average brokered price is up to $5,300. that's up compared with last year's super bowl. brokered tickets to see the patriots beat the seahawks went more than $4,000. five years ago, the packers against the steelers caught about 3,500 bucks. let's check out that countdown clock ticking. 13 days unthe supil the super b

levi stadium. changes coming to the twitter and appropriately enough ceo jack dorsy is nowunseeing that four top executives are leaving the company. head of product and vp of global media and vp of human resources. twitter's stock has recently hit the skids falling from $40 a share a year ago to just $17 right now. dorsy took over back in october and he hopes to revive the company that founded, co-founded in 2006. new this morning at 6:38. in a first look at the damage totals in dollars from last week's devastating lake county wildfire. the insurance company has tallied the claim estimating it caused $700 million in damage. that's just insured losses. the totals do not cover uninsured losses or damage to public property. another fire in calavaris county caused $300 million in damage to insured property and that adds up to $1 billion. all is calm on the home

front this morning. it's 6:38 right now. as you're getting ready to go outside your door, cool temperatures. not too much rain. really any out there this morning, kari. >> the nextal of days we will have dry conditions and cool as you step out. 47 degrees in the east bay and south bay and let's drop in on san francisco where now temperatures are right at about 50 degrees, but it's 48 degrees in forest hill and castro at 49 degrees. north bay now at 50 degrees and heading into the low 60s today and a beautiful day. even slightly above average in some spots. palo alt to 62 and embarcadero at 60 degrees and 58 degrees in napa while oakland is at 62 and san ramon today up to 60 degrees. once again, a few more days of dry weather. but that doesn't mean that the waves will be nice and calm off shore. so, we'll talk about that and what to expect as we head into the weekend and our next chance of rain that is coming up. let's check in now with mike to see what is happening on the roadway. >> kari, i want to show folks

the mist that has built up. one wipe, maybe two across that golden gate bridge. no big concern as we see that commute starting to build. we'll look at your map and we don't have any major concerns as far as the speeds go either. san rafael towards the robin williams tunnel down into the city. the slower drive is on the east building up towards the bay bridge. we've seen a good volume here and looks like we're back for that commute since before, before christmas and before december, actually. southbound 880 moves well, the build for hayward down towards union city and nothing dramatic, but the build also for the san mateo bridge and the westbound direction across the dumbarton bridge. the northbound routes are building, as well. slowing for 87 coming out of capital and into downtown and 85 just shows this. the speeds really dropping as you're heading north towards 17. give you a quick look at the volume of traffic. 101 north moves very well and both company in directions and expect the slowing to start towards university and just

south of there, of course. >> looks like monday out there. thanks, mike. nothing dramatic here. on the east coast, yeah, drama. coming up next from buried in snow to stranded in flood waters. we go live to new jersey to show you aftermath of this weekend's epic snow storm. and a new start of trading this week. taking a look at the dow jones industrial average down 65 points so far. we'll keep an eye on it as twitter shares also opening lower with the changes happening there.

more than a little turbulence. a flight headed to italy was forced to land in canada because of severe turbulence. diverted to an airport in new foundland last night. that flight was bound for milan when it encountered brief, but violent turbulence. an airline spokesperson says those injuries are not life-threatening. passengers, though, describe those intense moments. >> we were just riding along and then turbulence and they just -- >> the plane actually dropped. >> rolled o eed on its side ands pretty intense. >> they came out okay. but american airlines put passengers up in hotel rooms overnight. the airline says it's working to get a new crew for the plane to leave newfoundland. at 6:44. developing story. the digging far for done for

cities and towns across the mid-atlantic and northeast buried by that monster blizzard. in our nation's capital this morning federal and local offices remain closed and schools are shut down as crews work to clear the roads. so far 30 people are confirmed dead from weather-related incidents. many from car crashes. in new york, sunny skies yesterday gave people the chance to get outside and dig out their cars. broadway also reopened. ing tourists a chance to get outside and take in a little bit of the city. this was new york's second biggest snow storm on record. in nearby new jersey, the problem there is severe flooding. jacob rascon is live in wildwood, new jersey, one of the hardest hit areas. good morning, jacob. >> a lot of the jersey shore was spared. a lot of light to moderate flooding but down on the southern tip where we are in places like west wildwood you had five, six feet of water. this morning, it's finally gone. you are waking up to a lot of

damage. including right here, a few docks that simply floated hundreds of feet away and landed on somebody's driveway. in another part of the town, you have a boat landed on somebody's driveway. and you're seeing some of the cleanup now. the problem is that sea wall that is just beyond that simply collapsed. and the bay during the storm emptied into this town with about 800 homes and most of them were surrounded by water and, so, although a lot of -- excuse me. a lot of the jersey shore really dodged a bullet, this place really didn't. you have at least 100 homes with water inside. you had dozens of rescues going on during the storm. governor christie is back on the campaign trail, but his lieutenant governor is going to be out surveying the damage later this morning. laura? >> tough go of it it there, thank you so much, jacob. jacob along with the whole "today" show team is spread out across the east coast live reports starting right after "today in the bay" at 7:00.

certainly give you some perspective, no question about that. coming up on 6:47 on your monday morning and a nice, pleasant start here, kari. >> so busy there cleaning up on the east coast and meanwhile some nice, quiet weather. for once, no weather system after weather system expected as we go through this week. so, as we take a leave look now at san jose, we start out with the roads slowing just fine and no wet weather, once again. and we'll see this trend for the next few days. but it is a little cool as you head out the door. it's 47 degrees in the south bay and east bay. as we get a closer look at the east bay and dublin now it's 44 degrees. 47 degrees in hayward and walnut creek at 45 degrees. 49 degrees now in the north bay. and as we go hour by hour in livermore, a mixture of sun and clouds. by 1:00 we're at 58 degrees. up to the lower 60s today and then more clouds moving in later on tonight with lows dropping down to the 40s. the next three days, once again,

look nice and quiet. no rain. and our temperatures warming up. above average in some spots. we're up to 62 degrees in san francisco as we go towards wednesday and in the north bay, up to 63 degrees by the middle of the week. 65 degrees in the tri-valley. now, even though we don't have weather systems moving here, there are still some across the region and off shore that could create some large waves. that raises the concerns about coastal flooding and erosion with some strong waves and high winds as we go into the next few days. our dry weather pattern kicks in as high pressure continues to keep those weather systems farther to the north. but then we will see things changing as we go into the weekend. by friday, we'll have a cold front moving closer and we could see some rain between friday and saturday. so, look at the weekend forecast. we will still have the warm temperatures in the upper 50s to lower 0s starting out the weekend. but it will be a touch cooler by sunday by the time that cold front sweeps off to the east. we may only get up to 54 degrees

in the north bay on sunday. let's check in now with mike to see what's happening on the roads. >> we're looking over towards fremont and just starting to see a build. a good volume of traffic on the bay area roads and more than we've seen probably since november. we're back as far as that commute goes. looks like last week was a nice rebuild. show you the map down towards the south bay where the northbound routes are starting to see that. 87280. 85 also on the slower drive now. 80 right there at 17 shows finally that slowing right around the interchange. we have the tri-valley and we expect to see this pattern, although we haven't seen it for about a month. in towards sunol and south 880 builds past both of the bridges and 84 and 92. dumbarton and san mateo. 101 close to the speed limit there. moves well, although there is now a fender bender west around westbound interstate 80 around highway 4 and the slowing for highway 4self through concord

and walnut creek. a note for the pittsburg and heading out of there for that one particular b.a.r.t. line and more details as it affects the rest of the commuters. san rafael slowing on a map and the reason is just the volume of cars. look at that commute. glowing lights and no problem for visibility and at least not reported by chp. back to you. >>, thanks so much. happening later today, the raid the coliseum authority planning on meeting to discuss a possible lease extension for the 2016 season. here's a live look at an empty oakland coliseum. raiders owner mark davis on hand for that private session. earlier in the month, you remember the nfl approved the rams move to los angeles. the san diego chargers also inations to make the move to l.a. but if the chargers decide not to go, the raiders will have another chance to move to los angeles for the 2017 season. raiders fans made their voices heard about the future of the team. they held a rally at jack london square yesterday. the group also made a video urging the raiders to negotiate

a deal for a new stadium in oakland. the organizer said the new stadium should be built on the current site. >> the nfl is -- they like what they're doing and they're aligning right now and to work with the oakland raiders, to get a new stadium here in oakland and we're excited about that. >> again, the raiders are expected to meet with the coliseum authority this morning about a possible lease extension. okay, coming up next, homicide, an arrest and no body. the prt seardesperate search th morning for a south bay man who they say likely was killed by his own co-worker.

a crime scene is established. a man is behind bars accused of murder, but still no body. this morning a south bay family reaching out for help after their son disappeared. >> "today in the bay" kris sanchez tracking this developing story from our newsroom. kris, family and friends will resume their search for kyle myrick any moment now. >> gathering in mountain view to search the bay shoreline. but what a strange case. a homicide and no body. san jose police aren't getting too specific about what they found at the scorched building that leads them to believe that kyle myrick was killed there, but they say they found a crime screen. police arrested this man steve hlebo on suspicion of murder a day later.

police continue to search for myrick's body and directed volunteers near lexington r reservo reservoir. >> a lot of friends and family and then their friends and family started coming out and now we have people that don't know kyle at all. don't know any of us and it's been really good. we want to bring kyle home. >> now, the suspect and the victim worked at a motor bike shop in cambrian district. they impounded his white pickup truck 2003 gmc sierra 1500 truck. this is not it. where it was friday evening at 5:00 and saturday morning at 2:00. myrick's family is gathering in about five minutes or so to search the bay's edge. hopefully they will find some answers. sam? >> most certainly. thank you, kris. in san francisco, people will notice the impact of the super bowl this morning. the first morning commute with road closures in effect. >> here we go. "today in the bay" chuck coppola

with how to get around the mess. good morning, chuck. >> good morning. you were seeing the first very little bottleneck. this is washington street. they've closed washington street behind us for the construction of what is going to become super bowl city. we have some pictures of that construction that began this weekend. if you detour from street, by the way, while this construction is going on, it will take you for the next 2 1/2 weeks west to about battery street. battery street is your first option to continue south. any street west of there take you south oor north of the area. on the south part of this super bowl city, folsom street is probably your best alternative or any street south of there. but for any place around the ferry building if you work around here and if you live in this area, try to take mass transit if you can do so. local businesses are bracing for more customers once super bowl city opens. but getting here during construction and definitely after the city is up and running and there are security checkpoints, it will be much more difficult getting through

here. the construction of justin herman plaza, of the super bowl city at justin herman plaza is beginning now and is going to be for the next two and a half weeks or two weeks until the construction is finished and the city is up and running. it will also be up for about four, five days after the super bowl. so, this congestion is going to continue for some time. reporting live in san francisco and i'm chuck coppolla. city needs help fixing cliffs and roadways damaged by the recent storm. >> you saw how far back the cliffs eroded. bob redell live in pacifica. some of that video pretty amazing but not for the people who live there. >> unfortunately, the people are still allowed to live here. this is the property that the city is perhaps most concerned about and you can see why. there's not much backyard left. it's just a cliff, a straight drop that is probably about 10 to 20 feet away from the property line. this is a cliff that has been

eroding during the past several weeks since mid-december because of the winter storm. the city of pacifica manager last week declared a local state of emergency but also because of damage done to the pier and to the city's seawall. today the city council will decide whether or not to confirm that state of emergency and if they do and, as you mentioned, suspected they will, then the city could start applying for assistance from the state and federal government. again, the city council expected today to confirm that there is a local state of emergency because of what the winter storms have been doing to the seaside town. reporting live here in pacifica, bob redell, "today in the bay." a mild start to our morning today, but you expect big waves to return. >> yes, tomorrow. there will be some storm systems off shore but not moving into the bay area. we'll keep our dry weather and now temperatures in the upper 40s starting out the day as we go into the afternoon. we're looking at highs in the low 60s and all across the bay area up to 62 degrees in the east bay. 59 in the north bay and san

francisco topping out at 60 degrees. mike, you're getting a little bit of help this morning from chuck coppola on the ground. the rest of the bay. >> big warning for folks in san francisco. the weather is great, but zee the volume of traffic restoring. so, actually, we'll start in the south bay where traffic flow northbound and you would expect that to be the direction. we see more traffic we have at this time for the last, i think for about the last month. southbound 680 and 880 bothing towards fremont. so, no major incidents but again that volume of traffic bigger than we've seen for the last month. folks, the commute is back. the north bay a nice, easy drive. it's slow. watch it towards the golden gate bridge where see the live span and mist on the screen, as well. kari has been talking about that. as chuck said, all that construction in, super bowl -- >> that party is coming. 13 days away. >> any picks in that game? >> niners. >> if only they were in the game. >> that's what's happening

"today in the bay." we're back at 7:25 with a live local news update. >> we leave you with this beautiful shot of downtown san francisco. we'll see you in 25 minutes. good morning. the dig out. tens of millions grappling the snow and ice this morning after the historic blizzard pummelled the east coast. >> getting back to business as usual is going to take a considerable amount of time. >> the nation's capital still shut down. airports clogged with hundreds of new flights cancelled today. guess what? al says there may be another storm coming this week. breaking overnight. >> everything went flying and people and, yeah, pretty intense. >> severe turbulence injuries at least seven passengers and crew members aboard a flight bound for milan. the plane forced to land in canada. will he run? former new york city major