>> we have a clear start to the day, not as foggy as ned. we'll see where the fog rolls into the bay the next couple of hours. we see temperatures starting out at 44 degrees in the north bay and 51 degrees in the east bay today and reaching 68 degrees. the tri-valley, up to 62 degrees. looks very nice today. once again, that rain is not far behind. we'll talk more about that in a few minutes. let's see what's happening on the roads with mike. >> the roadway is moving really well. this is past the coliseum. i want to talk to you about the barth station, police -- bart station and this is this hop in the city through that area and we will track it. a 10 minute delay, minor delay reported just now. we'll get more details and let

you know what we can report. we see traffic op the bay bridge and hopefully will clear out because there are no accidents on that curve. a south bay's family's journey to find answers to what happened to 28-year-old kyle myrick. this afternoon, his accused killer will face a judge for the first time since his disappearance. tracking the latest on this investigation, bob, the suspect is already saying he's been fra framed. >> reporter: correct, sam. that suspect, steve hlebo saying during a jailhouse interview on tuesday, he told us for whatever reason he believes his co-workers drugged him and now trying to frame him for the murder of kyle myrick a man he only worked with a few days last week. >> i am not a murderer and i did not murder any one.

>> that was the suspect, steve hlebo in the jail interview. his family thinks hlebo was lying and was involved in the disappearance of 28-year-old kyle. john sparry organized another search for his stepson, the third of this week. the search was on the lexington reservoir all the way to santa cruz. you can see a drone to search the hard to reach areas and reservoirs and woodland. without giving up too much. they believe hlebo child myrick on friday in a burned out bui building next to the gp sport motorcycle shop in san jose where both men worked and they believe he dumped the body elsewhere. the family is asking local businesses to check the swains camera to see if it captured the white truck with tinted windows

and if you remember seeing it between 6:00 friday evening to saturday morning and they have reached out to the marc klaas foundation to help find kyle. back to you. thank you. new details of a disruption that caused a temporary disruption of the closure of 1080 and san leandro. at 10:15 p.m., a report of a man swinging a stick on a freeway. it happened on the boulevard off-ramp. somehow that man managed to stop and board a transit bus on the freeway. after nearly an hour officers were able to coax him off the bus and into custody. a near month-long occupation reaches a boiling point. one person dead and others in custody after an apparent shootout with authorities. it is happening near burns, oregon, an occupation at a

wildlife center has been going on for weeks and now violent. how did this suddenly escalate? >> it seemed to start with a simple traffic spot. we will find out about that as the fbi and other law enforcement agents talk about the arrest and if there was a shootout. there were shots fired during a traffic stop yesterday afternoon as those protesters left that wildlife refuge for a community meeting. this is the man that was killed, a rancher from the area who had been quoted during this week-long standoff he'd rather be killed than go to jail. his daughter did confirm his death. he and other protesters were on their way to a community meeting when they were pulled over by the oregon police and fbi. they were among the armed protesters who took over that wildlife area along with other fellow ranchers on arson

charges. ammon bundy who was leading that occupation was among those arrested. his brother was also arrested. two other people were arrested in separate but related incidents and an eighth person turned himself in arizona. >> peaceful resolution, that's what you hear over and over again. now, one of my friends is dead. doesn't sound very peaceful resolution. they say you can leave and yet somebody's left and now they're arrested. >> up to this point, protesters had been allowed to come and go freely from that refuge. a week before the arrest the ranchers attended this community meeting about 45 miles away where some residents told them, it was time for them to go home. they plan to charge all of the men with federal charges of spirns and impede officers of the united states from discha e discharging their duties through the use of force, intimidation and threats. a long list of charges. a felony charge.

there is fbi and other law enforcement press conference scheduled for 10:30 this morning. scott and i will cover it in our 11:00 newscast this morning but i will cover it all morning law. >> thank you. new details on what we first brought you last night, two people have died and three others injured when shots rang out at a homeless camp in seattle. two people opened fire at that camp, one person announced dead at the scene and four others at the hospital where a second died. investigators still looking for the shooters this morning and say this incident was not random. seattle's mayor has been under pressure to deal with the homeless problem in that city. new this morning, possible crack down at a frat party at cal. discussing a proposed ordinance to limit parties and force them end to by 10:00 p.m. weekdays and 1:00 weekends and proposes

banning alcohol in common areas where minor also lives. it stems from two drunk students on fraternity row, one deadly. according to the "the daily cal," it will wrap up in two weeks. jury kari hall has your forecast. >> it is 45 degrees. 50 in the peninsula and san francisco. as we get a closer look what's happening in the east bay, temperatures at 49 degrees in castro valley and newark, 50 degrees and we had low 40s for parts of the north bay, and it will be warm reaching highs of upper 60s. los gatos, 63 degrees. low 60s elsewhere. let's check in with mike with an update on barth. >> police activity reported at the critical oakland station.

sounds like it's over because bart announces they're recovering. it shouldn't be much of an issue and we'll track that and affects your ride time getting to work. still showing up on the curve towards the toll plaza. the rest of the bay is great, g guys, back to you. i'm sorry, there's dublin. back to you. >> dublin? thank you very much, mike. not just festivities but a little flash to go with it. going to super bowl 50 in style. for some fans, just buying tickets to super bowl 50, not enough. how they're arriving at levi stadium is just as important as the game itself. more on the luxury rides all rolling down to the south bay. >> reporter: that's right. and to san francisco if you want. we've done a lot of traffic stories including the center

here and it's closed. but maybe arriving in a bentley or ferrari might help with a traffic headache. businesses that specialize in this travel says business are up. there are 170 super bowl charter bookings done and 10 more in the works. a group of carolina fans arri arriving in luxury. and if a bentley is more your speed, close to 2,0$2,000 a day. a beverly hills rental business having to ramp up supplies. >> large suvs are sold out. we had to bring most suvs from los angeles to san francisco to have enough vehicles for the super bowl. >> that's not all that's going on. those who want to pay up for cute company are in luck. the puppy bowl is set for february 4th and after they

compete, they will be available for adoption. they even feature more an dogs and cats. if birds and mice are your speed, they have that, too. this morning we're talking about a special delivery coming here in a couple hours. we'll have more coming up. stephanie, here in the bay. >> a little soundtrack behind you. coming up, donald trump s n stuns again, the reason he's boycotting tomorrow's debate. a massive look at apple. a look at business and tech. boiling point. now -- he's say

decision 2016. hostility between donald trump and fox reaches the boiling point. now, he says he will skip out on the republican debate all together just days before the iowa caucuses. live in washington with all the fallout. good morning, tracie. >> it's spilling over to twitter. donald trump tweeting megyn kelly is a lightweight weight reporter, not a bimbo as he reported before and saying that's politically incorrect to say. it's a back and forth he had for months and fox specifically seems to be fueling trump's unwillingness to participate in tomorrow's debates. >> reporter: fresh off two key

endorseme endorsements, donald trump is skipping tomorrow's debate because he thinks the moderator is unfair. >> fox news, right? wonderful wonderful place, fox news. wonderful. >> reporter: fox calls his terization of megyn kelly nearly unprecede unprecedented. ted cruz who seems to have a lock on iowa is challenging trump to one-on-one. . >> i want you to think how you would react if you were interviewing someone for a job and they said, you know what, i'm not showing up for the interview. >> by skipping the debate trump is being a rebel and it's the year of the outsider and some may wonder why are you quitting? >> reporter: hillary clinton is touting her experience in a new ad. >> i have been on the front line of change and progress since i was your age. >> reporter: bernie sanders tells voters turnout will make the difference. >> if we have a large voter turnout, we will win and we will

win big. >> reporter: he's meeting privately with president obama at the white house today. a new quinnipiac pohl out just this morning shows bernie sanders still leading in iowa by four points. >> thank you so much. new this morning, nbc bay area staying in politics confirmed president obama will be back in the bay area next month raising money for the dnc. he'll be in town february 11th for a brunch reception at an atherton home oventure capitalist and politician, steve wesley. tickets range anywhere from 250 bucks and 10,0$10,000. >> 5:15, scott mcgrew excited this morning over tax forms. >> tax forms. i can make you excited. i have in my hands a w-2 and 1099. believe it or not, the future of many companies is in this. if you're a worker, you use one and contractor, use one. >> companies like lyft and uber

are in court over this issue making massive class action lawsuits from their drivers. this morning, lyft settled with the drivers and will pay mill n millions of dollars but they will remain contract workers not lyft employees. this is a huge leg up for lyft getting it behind it all. uber still faces a massive lawsuit from its drivers and if it loses they will become employees and could cost them more. all kinds of services you use like door dash or luxe or google delivery use contract workers. some have decided to make all workers employees. the delivery service, ship, transitioned all its workers y saying it was the right thing to do. checking your news before the bell, landon dowdy. good morning. >> good morning to you.

on wall street, one day up and one day down for the markets. futures are lower this morning. stocks rallying tuesday. things could rebound in oil pri prices, however, oil is tracking lower today ahead of a key government report on supplies. boeing and facebook, and rising 282 points yesterday. >> thank you. you have facebook today. apple just said what we thought it would say tuesday afternoon on its call with reporters and analy analysts. iphones are slowing down. they had expected it for the year. really, not apple's fault, anybody who wants an iphone that can afford it already has one. the city council approved an expansion of san jose, near paypal. apple was already renovating several buildings and now it can get even bigger. sony says it's moving its video

game network to california. we think san mateo will be the home for sony video games as well though we only know california, not san mateo for sure. >> i know someone who would love to be a tester for video games, that man right there, scott. he's all over it. get out there and enjoy the bay area. >> yes. you should take advantage. there will be big changes on the way for the weekend. as we start out this morning, not as much fog as we had the past couple mornings. mostly clear start and a lot of sunshine today. look at the bay bridge, looks like it's rolling slowly and the headlights across. as we look at the 7-day forecast coming up the bottom of the

screen, you will see how our temperatures go down into the weekend and early next week. it is cool in san francisco and the peninsula, we drop in on the north bay, 47 degrees in nevada as well as calistoga. 47. we take it hour by hour in san francisco. low 50s starting out the day. still some clouds by 10:00. by 11:00, the sun starts to peak out and we will see the sun w m warming up to the low 60s there. for the next three days, we will have our temperatures slightly above average in the south bay and rain moves in tomorrow and temperature going back down and we will see that rain off and on, on friday but we may be taking a break saturday. here's why. we see that first system moving in late thursday night and friday bringing us rain and looks like that heaviest rain

will be for the north bay. saturday, a little bit of break once again. not as much widespread rain and comes back and this will be a south bay rain. we will see it shifting as we go to the weekend but still wet weather headed back in. let's check in to see what's happening on those roads. >> we're looking at the san mateo bridge across the bay. you threw in another source and i don't know if we can take it right now but i did move into that shot. the bridge moves as well. that wirder shot, we wanted to see the traffic moving in to this city. it's moving well and no major issues at the bay bridge toll plaza. we will track this the next couple of weeks, with the super bowl in the next couple of weeks, you never know what will happen. the burst of traffic, we will track it for now.

and a little bit of a slower in we westmore and continuing to recover here. fortunate just to be alive. the return of events that led to this retired firefighters being rescued by his former colleagues.

crews recovered one of their bodies on theea a follow-up now on the search for two bay area students swept away at sea. crews have recovered one of their bodies on the beach. the remains of 19-year-old was found yesterday. a wave hit them and threw them into the ocean. a cyclist came across her body on monday, about 3 miles from where the two were last seen a week earlier. her family now has to prepare her memorial service. >> we absolutely absolutely w t wanted to get her back, so that there could be a closure to the family's grieving. anywhere from the youngest child and oldest child is thankful to the god that we have her back.

>> as for the second student from san jose, he's still missing and presumed to be dead. it is 5:25 right now. a retired firefighter warm and home now had to be rescued by his former colleagues. he said he reached for something behind him and his boat flipped over at lake mer set in san francisco. he spent about 20 minutes waiting for his co-workers and raced over from the place he used to work at. >> i knew them all unfortunately. how embarrassing. >> reporter: what do you have to say to that? >> thank you very much. thank you! >> the retired firefighter might have a bruised ego but otherwise okay. >> he's in good spirits about it. coming up next, the earth is crumbling beneath them. more severe weather in pacifica. what is being done to fix this

escalating problem on the coastline. facing a judge. the man accused of killing 28-year-old kyle myrick heads to court. details we're learning next.

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boxes boxes ad b good morning. thank you for joining us this wednesday. halfway through your work week, let's check the forecast, a day to enjoy, kari. >> it will be a kay day to enjo because of the sunshine and patchy fog and we have that in areas of san francisco. as you head out the door in the 40s, we are reaching highs in 60 degrees in the north bay in san francisco and up to 68 degrees in the south bay. i will detail the weather coming up. let's check out the roadway. >> we will go to the bridge first reported by our meteorologist, it was up about five minutes ago, flashing lights and disabled vehicle and just cleared and now a quick recovery heading to the treasure island area. look at your map and still shows

on our sensors back to treasure island, we should see metering lights any minute. this is the area jammed up because of the closure of super bowl city. and perhaps that prepre- -- fret street off-ramp. more coming up. >> thank you. we could get more answers to what might have happened to 28-year-old kyle myrick, missing since last week and despite days of searching, friends and family still left without closure this morning. police say his 39-year-old co-worker, steve hlebo killed him. hlebo is telling a different story. live at the courthouse where he will face a judge for the first time today, bob, this situation still developing. >> reporter: yes. even though they do not have a body, they believe kyle myrick

was murdered and the person they say killed him is steve lebeau is in jail, first appearance scheduled this afternoon in downtown san jose. yesterday, the search continued for kyle myrick. a volunteer flying a drone with a camera around the woodlands to look in the hard to reach areas for that 28-year-old man. kyle's stepfather, who has been organizing these volunteer searches since sunday is now asking for local businesses to check their camera swains rec d recording to see if it captured the suspect's white gmc truck with tinted windows and police like to know inclusive you saw a white gmc between 6:00 friday night and saturday morning. they are not giving up too much but they believe hlebo killed

myrick this morning next to a motorcycle shop they both worked. the 39-year-old man professed his innocence and believes he's being framed by people at work. >> i know there was more than one person involved. i don't know exactly why i was being framed. >> reporter: incidentally, myrick's family has now reached out to the marc klaas foundation to help find kyle. reporting live, bob redell. >> thank you. 5:32. also in court later today, a former restaurant worker accused of using his phone to secretly film customers inside a restroom. a customer in redwood city told nbc bay area about calling police after she noticed a phone sitting in a garbage can in a unisex restroom and it also

contained images of other people using the restroom. police eventually arrested an employee named marcus baback a he was promptly fired. we should tell you this video is a little unsettling. in early january, fairfield police arrested brandy, the person in this video which appears to show the dog being thrown to the ground. the dog is okay. her boyfriend's pug thrown is all right and she faces felony animal abuse charges. to move to a developing story and violent turn of events in oregon. occu occupiers face down with authorities leaving one of the occu occupiers dead. chris, they've been occupying that national wildlife center for weeks now. what caused the situation to escalate now?

>> it seemed to have started with a simple traffic shop near that refuge. they were allowed to come and go as they pleased. at 10:30 a law enforcement officer will reveal how they were handled. they will be charged with felony conspiracy to impede officers  with force, intimidation and threats. this is the man who was killed according to his daughter. he was quoted in the nearly month long standoff he'd rather be killed than go to jail. he and other protesters were on their way to a community meeting yesterday afternoon when they were pulled over wby the state police and fbi. ammon bundy was leading the occupation that started january 2nd and he is among the five people arrested during that traffic stop. his brother was also arrested and two other people arrested and an eighth person turned

himself in arizona and not pictured here. one supporter says now he's not sure how the occupation would end. >> peaceful resolution, that's what you hear over and other -- over again. now, one of my friends is dead. they say you can leave and they left and now arrested. >> they had been allowed to come and go since january 2nd. a week before the arrest, they were at this community meeting in a nearby town about 45 miles away where some residents showed support but others said it's time for them to go home. there is an fbi and other law enforcement press conference scheduled for 10, rather 10:30 this morning and as other details emerge we will bring them to you. sam and laura. no thank you. a mother charged with the unthinkable accused of drowning her own 12-year-old son in a

bathtub. she confessed to the heinous crime. the 51-year-old tried to play it off as an accident but confessed after intense questioning. the alleged murder happened two weeks ago. investigators say they kept it quiet because the victim is a newly 95. 48 people arrested after a drug bust in the tenderloin district and suspects in a murder. it happened in daly city and oakland and most suspects were living in one home in oakland. >> they all were living together and work together and knew what they were doing. when we arrested them and served those search warrants we didn't find just one person, multiple people. >> all suspects are from honduras. investigators did not reveal their immigration status. it's not clear if they are part of a gang or drug cartel. they investigated after

complaints in august of people living in the tenderloin. jackie speier in pacifica. m the coastline crumbled and speier will address it at the council chambers to mitigate it for sure storms. a mudslide in the east bay quickly turned into a rescue mission yesterday. a man was mapping the erosion on an oakland hill syed close to the sequoia golf course and his feet got stuck in the muddy soil. they had to jump in and save him. >> first time i've been on a mud rescue and he didn't slip or fall or have any injuries. >> at least it was resolved safely. firefighters had been to that area when the hill gave way.

firefighters had to alarm the man who owns the land and lives in the houses right next to it before it was too late. >> we heard these crackling sounds, crack crack crack crack. i shined a light outside in time to see the entire hill syed and trees rolling down the ravine. >> as a response the homeowner will tarp over and hired a geologist until the rainy season is over. >> a little break from the rain but more coming this weekend, right? >> it could be heavy at times and we will keep you up to date on that. it is cool and we are still seeing spots with patchy fog, especially in parts of the eastbound bay and concord now. it's 47 degrees. in napa, 48 degrees and we have 48 also in san jose. it will be a nice warm afternoon. a lot of sunshine, up to 63 degrees in los gatos and redwood

city. fairfield, 65, oakland, 64, san ramon looking at 60 degrees today. i will have details of the weekend coming up and let's see what's happening with the roadways and bay bridge. >> the metering lights were on, turned on a couple minutes early because of a wreck on the san francisco side and now recovery slowing and the metering light and burst of traffic and tough in between the two. a the walnut interchange, no problems there. we have a little flowing cr cropping up on 101-san jose. and dublin and the trivalley, nothing unexpected. >> a lot of traffic. happening today, one of the

most popular parks in san francisco is about to be back in full swing after a two year $20 million renovation project. it's the final section to be reopened. renovati renovations, restrooms, picnic area and off leash dog area. it was postponed because of the recent storms. >> almost weird to see delores park without people sprinkled all over the lawns. tour buses regulation and what could save lives. and uber drivers dealing with drunk uber passengers. > . >> reporter: talked about super bowl traffic but there is something that may ease that gridlock headache for you in the bay. steps to improve tour bus safety

.. in the wake of a recent fatal crash. supervisor norm happening today, san francisco taking steps to improve tour bus safety in the wake of a recent fatal crash. the supervisor calling for a special regulation to enforce tour buses enforcement. this comes after a man was hit by a bus. it has already prompted action from three state lawmakers who serve the bay area, working on improving measures to tighten rules for tour buses across the

state. 5:43. new details on the face lift for the santa clara fairgrounds, getting a plan in place to upgrade the facilities and specifics who should do the job. yesterday, supervisors took in public input and after that the board agreed to have more outrage and have staffers have a preliminary plan. we still have 11 days before the panthers and broncos face off. there is something critical to this super bowl itself. stephanie joining us live from san francisco with more on the special delivery. >> reporter: yes. that delivery coming here in just a couple of hours. it's very critical, as you said. this is where the road closed because of the nfl experience. a truck just went through the

setup here. it will showcase one thing that must be at the big game. the footballs, of course. that's being taken care of one guy, dick chambers, who has been driving those wilson footballs to the super bowl more than 20 years. at 8:00, chambers is expected to arrive here to drop off the game balls and starting this saturday, fans can check out the balls for display before they move to the levi stadium for the big game. speaking of moving for the big game, big business for companies handling high end rentals and jet charters to get around for the super bowl events here. there are 20 private super bowl bookings already done and 10 more in the works right now. a group of carolina panthers fans paying 40 grand to land here. you have ferraris, 1599 a day

and bentley, closer to 2,0$2,00 day. they're having to add supply to meet these super bowl demands and having to bring up suvs from los angeles to meet that demand. if you want luxury travel and private pet and penthouse sweet, super bowl tickets, there is a package that has you covered for a cool $1 million. >> and you thought the tickets were expensive at 4 or 5,0$5,00 >> about a million people will converge on the bay area for the super bowl. big business for hotels and people locking out to rent -- looking to rent their homes out. >> or tree houses. here's one we saw at a b & b. a cozy spot for two. supposedly, the views are amazing. you have to order in for pizza but related to san francisco and

the game itself in santa clara going for 4$495 a night. >> that's a bargain. if your taste is more expensive, what about this? this huge estate in los gatos hills. it's 13,000 square foot living space and you can rent it for a full week for 150,0$150,000. it's a 10 bedroom home with a pool, tennis court, basketball court and nine restrooms. all you need is a 20,0$20,000 deposit. >> at what point does it get a little silly. if you have the money, you might want to look into that. it is coming up to super bowl 50. >> some saying they found a solution to uber drunk passen r passengers. >> i find that hard to believe. what is it? >> it's a boppit.

>> want to play boppit. >> the tv commercial from 1998 that looks like it's from a different century because it is. you have to press the button at the right time. the director of security says it prevents them from bopping the drivers on the head. uber had several high profile cases of intoxicated people attacking or being very very rude to drivers. a former taco bell on the left and former neurologist on the right ending their careers on video. uber says the boppit experiment appears to be working. they're upset about burning tires again and last time they were protesting uber pot like our uber x. now, they're protesting regular uber. uber is no longer and now

they're working on uber and the french government is listening. all kind of things on the market. the fed finishes up a two-day interest meeting. apple book under pressure and boeing announced profits today and said it will deliver plains today. they alone topography could pull those into season way way lower. >> thanks very much. >> 5:41 the traffic as we like to do. mike will have a look at the roads. first, fog on the bay. where have we heard that before? >> it's not as bad this morning. it may not slow you down as much. we have seen it in some spots visibility is fairly low. not in san jose. we have all clear conditions and getting the day started out right. it is cool and we will be wa warming up. look at the 7-day forecast the bottom of the screen. it is going to be warm the next

couple of days but getting much cooler. we'll talk about that. look at this fog now, as we look at the visibility. most to the east of antioch, low visibility there. we haven't seen as much fog as yeerday. the north bay also looking fairly clear except in some low-lying spots like novato. as we go to the morning, 48 degrees in the north bay and south bay. 50 in the peninsula and san francisco. as we get a cloeser look at san francisco we have low 50s in the civic center in the castro at festivi50 degrees. a look at the bigger picture, not a lot going on. in san jose, more clouds throughout the morning and nice and sunny in the low 60s and we

continue to worm to the mid-60s day. up to 69 degrees tomorrow. then, here comes that rain. it will be here in time for the end of the week and we will see those showers off and on for friday and saturday. we will take a break. we look at the computer models saturday, a couple lingering showers and another wide practiced rain moving sunday. let's see what's happening on the roadways with mike. >> behaving pretty well but we have oakland. this is looking good as far as volume southbound and no major delays past the coliseum. looking at the bay bridge metering lights, those are turned on. you have the slow volume. it sounds like everything is out of range. we have livermore, westbound,

580 and no more problems for the int interchange. here, right there, west 92, we have reports of some degree, some metal pieces in the roadway. no incidents reported as far as cra crashes. once you get through that debris, a lot of people are h d heading to the bridge on the peninsula and no delays nor san jose. here's northbound. >> thank you, mike. 5:52. san jose state said to introduce its new president. after a six month-long search it will unveil its decision a couple hours from now. they are looking for a repla replacement this summer.

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- after a home exploded in ohio last night... you can see the flames just devouring the house..in at least one person is missing after a home exploded in ohio overnight. you can see the flames devouring the house in newcomerstown. they believe the family that lived there survived that explosion but crews still trying to find the homeowners. schools are closed while crews make sure the area surrounding it is safe. a massive fire in downtown new orleans a couple hours ago gutting a four story building. it was so huge crews had to call for backup six times but were

able to keep it from spreading to nearby buildings. right now the french quarter is shut down and no one was hurt and cause under investigation. new details on news we brought last night. one person has died and -- two people dead and three hurt. a second victim died after being taken to the hospital. they said that incident was not random. seattle's mayor has been under pressure recently to deal with the homeless problem in this city. it just got easier to do business in cuba because new relaxed federal regulations take effect today and cuba's state run companies. u.s. citizens are set to organize events in research conferences and travel extens n

extensions to launch commerce into cuba. 2016 and suddenly make or break moment possibly in the race for president. it's not next monday's iowa cauc caucuses, donald trump skipping out on iowa's final republican debate. like many things the donald says or does these days, his decision to boycott the debates is triggering shock waves across the gop. trump say as fox moderator, megyn kelly, is unfair and cruz says he's making a power play in strategy. >> i want you to think how you would react if you were interviewing someone for a job and they said, you know what, i'm not willing to show up for the interview. >> almost needless to say, comparati comparatively, things are looking down right civil on the democratic side. while hillary clinton makes her final push in iowa, bernie sanders will meet with president obama at the white house. new this morning, we have

confirmed president obama will be back in the bay area raising money for the dnc, in town at the atherton home oventure capitalist and politician, steve wesley. tickets anywhere up to 5,0$5,00. still no sign of kyle myrick. the case against his accused killer takes a critical step forward. plus, a cab driver behind bars for allegedly driving drunk. what was back in his taxi has them especially concerned. and what could impact par parties at one of the biggest bay area units. today in the bay starts right now. no thank you for joining us. >> let's get you started out on the right foot or should i say the dry foot? >> no rain today, maybe even sandals as temperatures warm up.

we look all across the bay area, 46 degrees with a few spots of fog in the north bay and south bay at 48 degrees and a few clouds. highs in the high 50s and 64 in the east bay peninsula. we will have more weather like this tomorrow. it quickly ends friday. i'll talk about that coming up. let's see what's happening on the roads. >> looking outstanding today and tomorrow and we will stop at that. no stopping on the span. hold that for a second. we'll look at the maps. getting there may be an issue for two spots. debris reported here but we haven't seen any, maybe little bits on the roadway. another crash in hayward. sound like just the slow end affected as they move the