now, bob redell with a search for the suspect who gunned down a man in the valley. "today in the bay" starts now. >> i'm glad you are starting it with us here on this holiday monday. thank you for joining us. sam sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia cannon. let's get a look at the forecast. going to be a nice one for folks that have the day off and those of us that work as well. >> definitely a day to head to the beach as our temperatures will be near record. we are looking at high ns santa cruz up to about 80 degrees. right now, as you head out the door, it is cool. we're in the low to mid-50s with mostly clear skies. heavy fog is a problem as of yet. we are looking at highs reaching into the mid to upper 70s, 80 degrees in the south and east bay. let's see what's happening on the roadways with mike. >> we're going to take a look out here for the dublin interchange. you expect that at this time of the morning. we are going to stick with our maps and look at the altamont

pass. that's a little unusual for this time of morning. a new crash just in before 101. we'll get more details. don't see any slowing there or on the approach to the bay bridge. back to you z. >> at 5:01, we do have an update to breaking news for you this morning. human rights activists say russian war planes have destroyed a doctors without borders facility in northern syria. they say ten died, dozens others were hurt. one activist tells the "associated press" the entire building collapsed and all medical team members inside the facility were killed. syrian troops have been on the offensive in northern syria. under the cover of russian air strikes. just on friday, the u.s. and russia brokered a truth for a cease-fire in syria. a popular bay area tourist destination has turned crime scene and police are trying to

piece together clues into a double homicide at twin peaks over the weekend. >> stephanie chuang is live there with the latest. >> good morning, steph. >> good morning, laura and sam. on a clear day, i can see the golden gate bridge, the bay brinl. these are the views that draw crowds, including people that have been here throughout the early morning. there is one patrol car over there and another san francisco police car there. officers saying they are here as security because of the large crowds through valentine's day. san francisco police have been walking and driving around this area, twin peaks look outsince just after 2:00 yesterday. it killed a 22-year-old man and almost killed an 18-year-old man. neither have released their identities. we do know investigators are

looking for a man they believe targeted these three victims. >> the city is pretty safe in general. >> there were so many people around. >> reporter: san francisco officers have started to add officers after two people attack and robbed a tourist almost three years ago on january 27th. police say the woman was walking down the hill when suspects maced her and robbed her. this area is notorious for car break-ins. police have been talking about not just patrol that are visible but undercover. there are some security cameras that we can see from here. stephanie chuang, "today in the bay." police found a loaded gun after reports of shots in fairfield. it happened at 3:30 yesterday afternoon near santa clara

state. police found no victims but an alert scitizen noticed a man looking in nearby bushes. he ran away before police could catch him. officers found a loaded handgun in those bushes. police have released this picture you see of the gun. if you have information about the shooting, you are asked to call police sfwchlt cl a developing story in the south bay. many lingering questions this morning after a car crashed into a pole which turned into a homicide investigation in san jose. "today in the bay," bob redell, joining us live. bob, we spoke with the man who owns the car and he told us what he knows. good morning. >> reporter: we have spoken to san jose police who tell us they are still looking for a suspect in the shooting that took place just over 24 hours ago. this happened in the alleyway in the valley. it was around 3:45 yesterday morning. someone shot and killed the driver of that black, 1993

oldsmobile. you can see the driver's side window was shot out. the car ended up crashing into a pole. as you mentioned, we did speak with the owner of that car. he didn't want to be identified. he tells us he believes this was a random act of violence. >> my son uses my car. my son got home from work. his roommate went out to park the car for him. rolled up back here to find a parking space. somebody shot him. >> his roommate. >> someone shot his roommate. >> nobody was chasing him t was just somebody was out looking to do some damage. >> another person tells nbc area they saw four people in dark clothing roaming that neighborhood. not one was armed with a gun. >> residents called that area south of blossom and west of the expressway the crime zone. police tell us yesterday's shooting does not appear to be gang-related and there was

nothing in the victim's backound to indicate why he would be targeted. >> thank you very much, bob. at 5:05, an east bay man driving to work says his truck was shot by a crossbow. it happened last wednesday afternoon. he said he was driving when he heard something hit his work truck. when he got out to look, he found a crossbow arrow sticking out of the truck. >> what year are we living in? >> 5:06. addressing a growing problem. ten palo alto teenagers have committed suicide on caltrain tracks in the last six years. county leaders called on the centers for disease control and prevention to try and help out. tomorrow, a five-member team is going to study how to strengthen suicide prevention efforts. that team will be in the bay yar for about two weeks immediating with local leaders and doctors. it follows three months of research. bring in your pets at night,

advice from the department of fish and wildlife after a new study found mountain lions are eating an alarming number of house pets. the san francisco chronicle got ahold of the study. it found more than 40 mountain lions had eaton a dog, cat, or other house pet last year. they say it is best to keep your pets indoors. department is holding public meetings in brisbane focusing on pet safety. one is later this month. the other nis march. >> that's pretty scary there. 5:07 right now. on the up and up. good day to take the animals outside. even to the beach. >> enjoy it. we will have major changes on the way as we go through the rest of the week. nice and mild to start. upper 50s, low 60s as you head out the door and look at where we are headed today. i do expect to set minirecords. we are up to 78 degrees. san carlos, 74.

we are at 75 in oakland, 80 degrees and pleasanton, looking at a high of 79. cool to start. we're in for some highs that will look like this as we go towards the end of the week. i'll detail that coming up in a few minutes. let's get an update on the morning commute from mike. overall, the bay area roadways, looking really good right now. see the sky lights that just went by. that's heading up northbound. i just saw a cruiser, one of two that arrived on the scene. the cruiser went up into this area. it sounds like the king road off ramp perhaps off of southbound 680 may be where the crash is, just off of the freeway and tough to see from the roadway. chp is checking things out. we will get a look at our

camera. the northbound side coming into the area. i haven't seen any flashing lights. back to you. coming up next, slipping away into a virtual reality to ease pain and stress. new technology right now. it is helping patients escape as a form of therapy. slipping stock prices. the problem of the underwater stock option played in silicon valley. >> the unexpected death of a supreme court justice and what it means for the highest court and the race for the highest office. (scal): good day, m'lady!

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death of supreme courjustice antonin scalia. as names of possible what a fallout this morning over the unexpected death of supreme court justice scalia as names of possible replacements start to trickle in. republicans are pushing for president obama to hold off on naming a successor. >> kris sanchez tracking the latest developments and when we will find out who could replace justice scalia. >> the biggest question will not be who will it be or will it be possible. the constitution requires that the president nominate a new justice as soon as possible but the republicans, as you might imagine, say it is just too close to the election and that the next president should decide. the body of the 79-year-old justice arrived in virginia

overnight. he died this weekend at a texas ranch of an apparent heart attack while bird hunting with friends. he was appointed by president ronald reagan in 1976. a known conservative and often the tie-breaker. president obama has said he will appoint his successor and it is the senate's responsibility to give that person a fair hearing and also a timely vote. we'll hear from president obama in the next half hour. here are some of the folks under consideration this morning. the first is a 48-year-old judge on the u.s. court of appeals who won unanimous senate psri srinivasan, and paul watford and when he was nominated, he had democratic and republican support. also, patricia millett, not sure

how she pronounces it. currently, a judge on the u.s. court of appeals d.c. circuit who has argued more than 30 cases before the supreme court. also, merrick garland, the chief justice for the d.c. circuit who has been considered for nomination before and who also had a bipartisan support. he clerked for justice william brennan jr. president obama has named two supreme court justices in his term in office. >> thank you very much. it is 5:14. an mba or law degree from cal will come at a hefty price for in-state students. tuition at berkeley state of law has risen sharply. in 2005, annual price, $24,000. now, more than $52000 a year for the law school and nearly

$58,000 for the school. state cuts gave them no choice but to eliminate most of the price breaks for in-state students. that's why the lawyers charge so much. >> and it still takes them years to pay back all of that debt. pretty difficult. the markets closed this morning for the federal holiday. >> scott mcgrew gives the silicon valley companies a nice break. >> tired of watching their stocks fall. day after day after day of red arrows. over the weekend, we did learn twitter, still not paying jack dorsey a salary. still not paying him a salary. he is one of the early ceos who came back. can twitter turn itself and its stock price around? everybody in silicon valley is watching. >> we have had a lot of turnover. i think the company is struggle tog get profitable, struggling with product innovation. i think they need -- and jack

himself is a great product visionary. i think they need more people cut from the jack dorsey mold who are great product visionaries who can really figure out the next act for twitter. >> that was mark segal, venture capitalist. another company with significant problems with the share price is linked in. that stock fell 40% in one day recently. ceo, jeff weiner, had a town meeting with employees. this is video posted to our sister tech blog of that town meeting. it is hard to hold on to employees when their stock options are under water. normally, the shares you can option to buy from the company as an employee are cheaper. that's the appeal. you buy a $20 stock at $10. that's the way a lot of people in the bay area found their riches. if you have an option to buy at $10 and the stock is only worth $5, you are upside down on your stock options. assam and laura mentioned, the

stock market closed today for the holiday, specifically washington's birthday. they don't recognize presidents' day. >> you have a certain life here, scott, even if there is no one on wall street. a long hospital stay can be tough for anyone to endure. next generation technology helping some patients temporarily escape as a form of therapy. >> doctors at cedars sinai in los angeles have started a new study, losing virtuallyalities to temporary transfer patients to scuba diving under water or sending them to iceland or for children's hospital patients, putting them on a roller coaster. >> this is an incredible opportunity to escape the four walls of the hospital. >> cedars-sinai, one of several hospitals now trying virtual reality technology.

researchers there have tested this system so far on about 70 patients. for many, it is helping to relieve stress and anxiety. now, doctors wonder if it might help boost the tolerance for paint. >> where was that when i was on hospitalized bedrest? >> where would you have gone? >> anywhere but those four walls celebrating valentine's day with hundreds of pillows. >> that's what hundreds of people did last night in san francisco. it was all part of the annual pillow flight in justin herman plaza. look at all the people out there. the video posted on instagram, the sea of people and pillows and feathers, clean that out. it was last captioned with the word, best valentine's day ever. >> something for everybody. >> while most people are sleeping and maybe a little bit on the pillows this morning.

when you do wake up, it is going to be amazing. you are in for a great monday. we are going to have a lot of sunshine and some very warm temperatures but don't expect it to be like that all week long. we'll talk about that in a second as we take a live look outside. you have clear conditions and a nice start to the day. it is not as cool but a little bit of chill to the air as we start out now in the upper 50s and the south bay and east bay. the peninsula at 54 degrees. let's drop in on the east bay. economic it out in livermore. 61 degrees and 65 in castro valley. this may be how we see those high temperatures m, where we see those high temperatures by the end of the week but we have been talking about those records. here is a look at some of the numbers. some of them said just last year. now, as we go into the day, we are looking at a high today in santa rosa, up to 82 degrees. the record is 6 76 degrees. in san francisco, very close.

in oakland, we'll smash that old record. it is all because of high pressure that continues just to the west of us. it is bringing in more of the northerly wind into the middle of the week. we'll see the rain return. this is a look at wednesday night. we'll see a lot of green. this is what the radar will look like showing some showers falling as we go into the day. our temperatures will be changing too. we are in the 60s and 70s. widespread today. even some 80s. we'll see the same thing again tomorrow. then, as that rain moves in, we will start to see those 50s moving into the coast and low 60s for the inland area. initial look at how much rain we could see shows the possibility of half an inch to maybe an inch and a half. nice little soaking before the dry weather returns. let's check in with mike to see what's happening on the roadway. a great look ahead. >> a look right now at oakland shows you a smooth flow of traffic at high street coming up to the area. we had the camera turned. let's show you the map. we are looking for any

disturbance heading up. reports of some plywood in the lanes and no problem, no flashing lights. i'll continue to track that situation until it gets the all-clear. an easy drive in the bay bridge toll plaza. today is presidents' day observed by many businesses or stock market, washington's birthday to be technical. we'll give you that live shot. 92 across the bay. we'll look at fremont, farther south into the south bay. no problem down in towards san jose. back to you. >> washington gets all the love. it is presidents' day. a $1 billion drug busted in a shocking place. a record amount of methamphetamine was discovered. happening today: sam/vo pope

fncis ll visit thimpoverished ay happening right now, blink and you missed the pope. he is now boarding, aeromexico. the pope will hold a mass that's going to include reading and songs in three different languages. he is also set to visit a cathedral and a too many of deceased bishop who championed adapting to new customs. authorities in australia are showing off the haul of what for that nation amount toss a record methamphetamine bust.

smugglers hid liquid meth inside boxes of silicon bra inserts and art slice shipped out of china. they clearly got caught. agents discovered more meth during a bust in sydney connected to the same ring. four ses pekts with hong kosusp hong kong pass ports were arrested president obama p in his last leg to his visit to california. he started his trip last week and today and tomorrow, he will meet with leaders from the association of southwest asian nations. this is the first ever asean gathering in the united states. a party in the south bay to celebrate the lunar new year. >> the tech festival, celebration of the vietnamese festival. the event features live entertainment, food, games,

shows and raffles and parades. organizers say it attracts as many as 30,000 people every year. hundreds of thousands of people expected to attend this weekend's chinese new year parade in san francisco. it has been a tradition since the 1860s. it is now known as one of the top ten parades in the country. it is the largest celebration of asian culture outside of asia. it all happens saturday from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m. if you want to snag a good sfot along the parade route, organizers ask you to consider an hour or two early. >> a pledge to never repeat history during a sombre day of remembrance for japanese americans p taken into u.s. internment camps. >> more than 200 gathered to at san jose state university to remember the plight of japanese-americans during world

war ii. jim any yamiachi was 19 when he and his family were forced to leave home. he remembers when any issued the order requiring to register at san jose state. >> we had to come to the gymnasium to sign up. at that time, we received our number, a family number. >> yamaichi says his family was forced to abandoned a farm and no longer considered to be american citizens. 120,000 japanese americans were forced to live in ten different internment camps. 5:27. coming up, a deadly strike in syria targeting a doctors without borders clinic coming into our newsroom next. >> reporter: i'm stephanie chuang at a very popular tourist destination after a shooting killed two people.

what investigators know so far. i'm stephanie chuang. that coming up on a live report. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia cannon. rain continues to fall. we are going to check in with mike. >> we have reports of an overturned vehicle blocking one lane. right back to you guys. joining us. i'm laura garcia

cannon. =sam/2shot= and i'm sam brock. boxes boxes ad lib toss to wx good morning to you. thanks for joining us. >> this should help you get out of bed. another day of warm temperatures and then things change. >> we will have a couple of days of this warm weather. we'll start moving back into the bay area on wednesday. now, as you head out, it is 51

degrees in the east bay and 57 in the north bay. we are looking at highs today in the 70s and 80s. mike, how is it looking on the roads? >> it is looking great. we have a very easy drive. looking here to the bay bridge. no backup at the toll plaza. we are looking at the bridge to the north. the richmond san rafael bridge. the big view of the bay. a nice, easy drive. an update on the crash, south 688. no injuries, just a car that went off the roadway to avoid another. back to you. >> thank you very much. >> an update to breaking news. two medical facilities in syria attacked in separate air and missile strikes. dozens are feared dead. opposition activists say a missile struck a children's hospital. a spokeswoman for an international aid agency says a

clinic supporters for doctors without borders was destroyed by a russian air strike. syrian troops have been under the offensive under the cover of russian air strikes. on friday, the u.s. and russia brokered a truce for a cease-fire in syria. >> brewing on capitol hill this morning, the unexpected death of justice antonin scalia is rec p reshaping the race for the white house and leaving unanswered questions for who his successor will be. >> who might be scalia's next successor. republicans say president obama should not be the one to appoint his replacement.

antonin scalia died of an apparent heart attack while bird hunting. he was appointed in 1986 by president ronald reagan. a known conservative and often the tie-breaker. president obama has said he will appoint scalia's successor and the senate's responsibility to give that person a fair hearing and a timely vote. >> these are responsibilities that i take seriously, as should everyone. they are bigger than any one party. they are about our democracy. they are about the institution to which justice scalia dedicated his professional life in making sure it continues to function as the beacon of justice that our founders envisioned. >> here are the four candidates under consideration. sri srinivasan who won senate confirmation in 2014. paul watfort has served on the

ninth circuit since 2012. he has both the democratic and republican support. patricia millett is currently a judge on the d.c. circuit who has argued more than 30 cases. merrick garland is the chief justice of the court of appeals d.c. circuit who has been considered for nomination before. he clerks for justice william brennan jr. president obama has named two supreme court justices in his two terms, justices elena kagan and sonia sotomayor. we don't know if it will begin quickly as there are some folks that are on a break. >> it is pretty much a guarantee it will not be a quick process. as we await the announcement, what happens for the supreme

court. we turn to "today in the bay" tracie potts. it looks like we may have to check back in with tracy. the dynamic of the supreme court has most certainly changed. it was evenly balanced between conservatives and progressives and now with scalia's death, it leans with progressives. are. two people shot dead at twin peaks. they are piecing together clues to try to nab the gunman. stephanie chuang is live there with what we know so far. we are going to get to steph coming up in just a moment. you can see that police officers are still heavily patrolling the area. it is so popular with tourists. they have had some problems there. we will check back with steph in a moment as she is gathering information right now.

>> in in the meantime, 5:35. a memorial service for an east bay police officer shot and killed in his own home. the service for richmond police officer sergeant gas vegas is scheduled for 10:00 a.m. on friday. the 58-year-old veteran police officer was killed in his vallejo home early thursday morning. police arrested robert vega in connection to his shooting. he is the father of officer vegas' grandson. the sergeant was a 15-year veteran. friday's memorial is open to the public. members of the church came together to remember their spiritual leader, their pastor allegedly killed by his own son. officers says 54-year-old kamen bostick was found stabbed to death inside his apartment on friday. he was the pastor of mt. olive apocalypse holy church in menlo

park that his parents started. during yesterday's service, they remember bostick's dedication to god. pastors from other churches spoke in his honor. bostick's son, isaiah bostick, is now in jail accused of his murder. he was found at the apartment with blood on his hand and clothing z. >> a developing story, a car crash in san jose turned into a homicide investigation. a family is left with many lingering questions. "today in the bay's" bob redell joining us live from the san jose police department with what we are learning about that investigation. the owner of the car is speaking out and giving some background about how he might be connected here. >> sam, while san jose police are still looking for the suspect who shot and killed the driver of this, you can take a look at this video right here, this is a black 1993 oldsmobile. the shooting taking place around 3:45 yesterday morning in the alleyway next to pioneer high school in san jose's almaden

valley. the car ended up crashing into a pole. the owner tells us his son had just come home from work in the car. for whatever reason, it was the son's roommate who was parking the vehicle for him when he was murdered. police do not see why the driver would have been targeted. >> there is nothing that makes us think that there was anything in it's history that would result in this. >> it is no surprise for us for the area. this is because there is a lot of issues. >> san jose police tell us that yesterday's shooting does not appear to be gang-related. one person in tells nbc bay area they saw four people in dark clothing roaming that neighborhood early yesterday morning. one of those people was armed with a gun. again, police, at least from what they are telling us, have not identified nor have they

arrested any suspect. reporting live here outside san jose police headquarters, bob redell, "today in the bay." brentwood, one step close torey adding a high-tech crime tool. they report brentwood city council if approved a plan to install 18 license plate readers. the cameras will be installed in four city intersections and on patrol cars. >> almost like a beach day here. >> crazy to think this is just mid-february. we are talking about high that is will feel like it is more like may or june as we see the highs reaching in the 80s in some spots. we are in the low to upper 50s, 79 in gilroy. half moon bay, 75 degrees. the financial district, up to 73

degrees. we could be setting new records all across the bay area. in spots like santa rosa, 82, 82 antioch and dublin looking at 78 degrees. we'll talk about these near record temperatures and rain moving in for the middle of the week. that's coming up in a few minutes. let's see what's happening on the roadways from mike. >> we'll talk about the lighter flow of thafk thraffic that we on the roads. as we look at your maps, we are talking about presidents' day holiday. many businesses celebrating that. others that don't have to do the work taking off. including a lot of schools around the bay area. that will likely mean a lot less commute going on. no metering lights are on just yet. i'm going to show you the live camera coming up. a smooth drive towards the cass tro valley and over here, the dublin camera. 580 coming into our area. a live look at the camera. we are picking up a few more cars. no slowing out of altamont.

>> 5:40, coming up as we enjoy beautiful springlike weather, a massive cold front sweeping the other side of the states. a developing story now:

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stephanie chuang is there live with what we know so far. >> reporter: there are security cameras here. i spoke with two officers that said they are extra eyes for everybody coming in and out of this lookout. this parking lot all early morning long. you can see why. look at that view. the bay bridge, golden gate bridge, the entire city, very popular. there is extra police yesterday for valentine's day. it should continue throughout this long weekend. police have actually been here patrolling since the shooting after 2:00 yesterday morning when officers arrived. they found three men shot, a 20-year-old and 22-year-old died and an 18-year-old is still fighting for his life at last check. we don't know who these three men are. we do know investigators are still looking for the gunman who targeted his three victims and took off. >> it is pretty shocking, yeah. it is so uncaharacteristic of or

city. >> reporter: san francisco police had started to put more officers in this twin peaks lookout area after two people maced and robbed a female tourist three weeks ago on january 27th. this is a notorious air why for cars smash and grabs. they talked about adding officers in uniform to this area. "today in the bay." more rumors this morning. apple is going to revive sagging iphones with a cheaper iphone. >> called the iphone 5 special addition. we have talked about this rumor. the smaller, less expensive iphone 5 with all the interesting technology like the better camera and the chip for apple pay. that way, people who don't want the bigger iphone 6 can have it all in the iphone 5. it is going to come out in march. another cash of hillary clinton's e-mails released by the state department.

more than 500, including 84 considered classified after the fact, not classified when she received them on her personal e-mail server. another batch comes out on friday. the markets are closed for washington's birthday. congress never specifically named today as presidents' day and wall street won't recognize it as presidents' day. they are conservative. they are only willing to acknowledge it is popularly known as presidents' day. a rough 2016 so far. there is talk opec might reduce production that will help oil prices. whether they will cut production, that's doubtful. nasdaq, 4,337. when we get down to 4,200, we will be in bear territory for the nasdaq. we have begin to talk about the beginnings of an improvement, they talk about a green shoot coming out of the grown. the beginnings of the brown

root. >> not as appealing. >> not as appealing. >> it is the cycle. we're coming around over the top. >> give those roots some more water, thank you very much. >> plant for the bulbs and wait for the goodness to emerge. they are going to have to wait a while on the east coast. bitter cold through much of the country. record low temperatures in the northeast and snowstorms in the midwest. in indiana, weather was a cause of a huge pileup that shut down a major highway in indianapolis. at least ten were taken to the hospital with injuries. it was the coldest valentine's day on record in the northeast. firefighter hs firefighters had to battle more than that. >> they lost water due to one of the lines freezing. that's typical when you have this kind of weather. >> reporter: some revelers in philadelphia braved the temperatures for a chinese new year's celebration. good news on the horizon there. maybe those firecrackers keep

them warm forecasters predict a warmup for that area later this week. >> you should at least raise your body temperature this. scared a lot of people here in new hampshire. dozens of folks stranded 40 feet in the air for 90 minutes when two tram cars got stuck in a new hampshire ski resort. cannon amount resorts believe that issues with quality care. eventually, all 48 people had to repel down from the tram car. there were no injuries but definitely some cold feet about leaving the tram car. all involved received vouchers for their trouble. >> a voucher to come on back. bay area from above the clouds. this is video from a weather balloon launched over san francisco and at over 11,000 feet, the view showed much more than just city. isn't that cool how they do it. mt. diablo, the south bay from a bird's eye view. the balloon was made by the

company night crew. the video has more than 6.5 million views on youtube. the company's next project for the balloon is a flight around the northern lights in alaska. should be amazing. >> we used those traffic balloons. >> we look at the whole profile of the atmosphere. >> it is going to be warm to start this week and then cooling down as we get ready for the rain to return to the bay area. it is about time. as we take a live look at the golden gate bridge starting out nice and quiet. it is a holiday. we will have record warmth today. a lot of people will be enjoying it and taking in extra sun rays. as we take a look outside, 56 degrees in san francisco. the peninsula is at 61 degrees.

we have anything from 49 degrees in santa cteresa to 62 in campbell and 64 in sunnyvale. we do have a wide range in temperatures. we will see that for this afternoon as well. are looking at the records, a few spots to pick out where we are expected to reach well beyond the record high like hayward. the record was just set last year of 75 degrees. today, up to 75 in oakland, up to 80 degrees. about 7 above the record high. in san francisco, we may not set a new record but we will be watching that very closely. in san jose, we will most likely set a new record there. by lunchtime, here we are, 70 degrees. into the low to mid-70s today with mostly sunny skies. high pressure just to the west of us giving us a northerly flow

and pushing those winds offshore. we will have a change as we go into the middle of the week. high pressure moves away and allows for rain to move in. we will see the showers wednesday and early thursday. maybe another round for the north bay on friday. we'll keep you up to date on that. let's see how the roads are moving now with mike. >> isn't that a beautiful shot as far as the scenery goes? i think it looks great. we are looking at the toll plaza of the bay bridge. i see all the green lights and the flashing lights. those are the green, cash lanes. the ones with tail lights are two of them with a few tail lights. that's what's beautiful. no backup there. it is a holiday for many businesses and schools. we won't see much of that morning commute likely around the bay unless there are any big problems. as we take this big look at the bay, there isn't much of anything going on except for down in san jose. we will talk about the king road off ramp from southbound 680. there is still that crash activity just at the off ramp. the freeway is clear. we'll give you a look at palo

alto and show you the peninsula and the lyinight, easy drive sgt will. >> some of the world's biggest stars in the process for aligning. get ready for the grammy awards to rock the house as the industry honors the year's bess in the music. leading the list this year, rapper, kendrick lamar, who received 11 nominations total and that includes a nomination for album of the year and song of the year. insiders are calling him a shoe-in for multiple awards. but not the big ka hugh na. >> i don't see how taylor swift's 1989 could not win album of the year. >> swift nation gearing up to are a celebration. the album sold more than 5 million copies and counting. among the tribute performances scheduled tonight includes one for the late david bowie and surviving members of the eagles are going to salute lead singer, glenn frey, who also died last

month. coming up, a disturbing trend in california. the advice to pet owners following an alarming study into mountain lions eating habits happening right now, you might have heard about this story this weekend, fairfield police find a gun in the bushes after an alert neighbor notices suspicious activity. no arrests have been made. police have posted an image of that gun which you can link to from our twitter page. what better day to finish a valentine's day than to renew your vows. warriors players took front and center at the event. you can relive some of the best images by clicking the links at the top of our home page. we'll be back in two minutes.

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or cat or other house pets. they are holding a meeting in brisbane focusing on pet safety sxwchlt their. >> the city of brentwood one step closer to adding 18 license plate readers. those cameras are set to be installed at four city intersections and on two police patrol cars. police have yet to draft specific policies about how those readers are going to be used and what kind of data they will be collected. >> it is 5:57. a long hospital stay can be tough for anyone to endure. next generation technology is helping some patients temporarily escape as a form of therapy. doctors at cedars-sinai have just started a new study. they use virtual reality to temporarily transfer patients off locale.

scuba diving under water or putting them on a roller coaster. >> this is an incredible opportunity to escape the four balls of the hospital. >> cedars-sinai, wup of several hospitals now trying virtual reality technology. researchers there have tested the system so far on about 70 patients. for many, it is helping to relieve a lot of stress and anxiety. now, doctors wonder if it actually might help boost the tolerance to pain. >> they were all smiling. that was the one thing they had had common. the nba p featured steph curry, klay thompson and draymond green represented the w ws in toronto. >> something we don't see is aerial skills, flying through the air with the greatest of ease. a rare dunk when the all-stars

said they were happy to be a part of it all sghchlt are always fun to get out there and joke around with the guys that you compete and battle against. >> toronto is a great city. the fans are great. you see all the people that plof basketball, an awesome experience. >> spending time out there with the guys. it was special, amazing moment. >> you heard draymond say it was kobe bryant's final all-star game. the lakers star will retire at the end of the season. >> i like those jersey s. two attacks just hours ago overseas. one targeting a children's hospital in syria. the country now being blamed for the attack. >> reporter: a shooting kills two at this popular tourist lookout in san francisco. it has police still searching for the gunman. i'm stephanie chuang live with what investigators know so far. i'm bob redell, here in the

south bay. the person who shot and killed a man in amadan valley. "today in the bay" starts now. >> a very good presidents' day to you. you thought things were heating up on valentine's day. >> good morning. temperatures will continue to heat up today. we're talking smashing some old records that were set. now, as you head out, we are in the low 50s in san francisco and in the east bay. we are up to 80 degrees today. also, 80 in the south bay and 78 today in the tri-valley. i'll detail that and let you know how long this lasts. let's get an update on what's happening on the roads for mike. >> we are going to celebrate presidents' day. you get a lane, all these folks get a lane. no backup at the metering lightings and no metering lights on. there nor problems on the approach. in fact, the chp