take a live look outside......sl your time now is 7:00 on this february 12th, 2017. le let's give you a look from atop communications hill. thank you so much for waking up with us this sunday. let's get a check of your forecast it looks like we are finally drying out for the weekend. >> we are. i have already seen more people outdoors. i don't know if you noticed. i saw a lot of people on their bicycles yesterday. take a look at today. we are waking up to pretty nice

loo looks. right now 40s south bay 41 degrees. peninsula 48. san francisco nice 47 degrees. in the north bay it is about 39 degrees. here is a look at your temperature trend over the next couple of hours in san francisco. by about 10:00 a.m. we will be into the 50s. 55 degrees, fast forward and we'll finally see the 60s again in the bay area not just for the san francisco area but near the south bay and oakland area expecting to lime into the mid-to upper 60s as well. we will be expecting a slightly warmer day than yesterday by a few degrees thanks to the high pressure that will continue to keep us warm and dry. we are tracking an active weather pattern that is expected to make its return. i'll have more details and a look at your day planner coming up in a few minutes. >> okay.

thank you. feels good to get outside. a pilot removed from a flight after showing up in street clothes and ranting over the pa system. it took off from austin two hours later and ended in sfo last night. the pilot started to make comments about the presidential election and her recent divorce. they say it started as soon as she boarded the plane. >> the pilot is late. the captain is late. she shows up dressed up like a civilian and asked us to take a vote of whether she should change into her uniform or fly as is. passen. >> many passengers expressed concerns about the pilot's well being. sha say she did apologize before she left the plane. a mistier i don't say investigation. the body of two people were found inside a berkeley home yesterday morning.

investigators are not sure what killed them. first responders were called to a house far medical rescue. the couple was pronounced dead inside the moment. officers are looking into whether their deaths were cause bid carbon monoxide poisoning. we have new detail nss in r series of events. a man was shot and killed blocks away from the great mall. friend of a missing tenant are desperately trying to find out if he was the victim. police say they first got a call friday night from a woman who told them a man pointed two guns at her and stole her car. dau during a shofrt pursuit she was taken into custody by police. officers later discovered the body of a man inside the parking garage where the carjacking took place. friend oofs missing 28-year-old tenant fear the worst.

they are wondering if he was the man shot to death. >> we are not sure. we are suspecting that. >> they have been unable to contact the man and he has not been at his parapartment since shooting. they say they are not releasing the name of the victim or suspect at this time. turning to our weather coverage. things are getting better and worse in the santa cruz mountains. traffic is flowing again after cal transshut down traffic. further north engineers continue to survey a stretch of skyline boulevard north of bear creek road after part of that road collapsed. people in the area are left with one road out. >> the whole mountain community

has been effected. my younger son goes to lexington. it has taken a couple of hours to get to him, but so many roads out, trees down, power outages. it has been a lot. >> dozens of people had to walk a mile and a half to catch a glimpse of it. take a look at this view of the washed out road. this is thanks to liz and adam. they flew a drone over the collapsed area and shared their vote with us. we want to see your pictures and videos. we might show them on tv. highway 37 is still closed because of flooding. cal transbrough brought in more. it is still high enough to flood the roadway. this is near the 101

interchange. there is no time estimate on when this stretch of highway 37 will be dry enough to reopen. a terrifying wake-up call saturday morning for people in a home around. a tree smashed through and sending light fixtures flying. the daughter of the couple that runs the home runs the elderly care facility downstairs. >> i thought it was an overdue earthquake. i got up thinking something else was going to happen and i ran and started screaming earthquake. my mom thought it was an earthquake too. my dad sad no, the tree fell. >> the family who runs the facility says they are relieved no one was hurt. a major milestone for one of california's largest reservoirs.

watt ser flowing over the oroville's spillway. repairs will cost between 100 and $200 million. a follow-up to a deadly stabbing attack in stan francisco. police say they arrested the man they believe is responsible. aaron tagata is now in jail facing murder charges. the crime happened late last month on mission street in san francisco. police say they found the victim, a 58-year-old man, lying in the street. he later died at the hospital. police say they do not have a motive. much more ahead on today in the bay. coming up, a message big enough to see from the air, what motivated hundreds of people to spell out resist on ocean beach this weekend. a swift water rescue caught

on camera. watch as california guard members rescue a man clinking to a branch in fast-moving flood waters. san jose -- communications hill

your time now is 7:10. take a look at clear skies. you'll enjoy that for the rest of the day but rain is coming back. we'll let you know when in just a moment. the u.s. is behind japan 100%, that is the message president donald trump is sending after a north korean missile launch. he held a joint press conference. the u.s. military confirmed the missile test earlier in the day. the launch comes as president trump is hosting the leader at his resort. he called the launch intollerable and said north korea must comply with all u.n. rezlations.

>> i want everybody to know the united states of america stands behind japan, its great ally, 100%. the president and first lady are entertaining the prime minister of japan. the president did post a picture on twitter appearing to show him and the prime minister giving each other a high five. it comes as the trump administration considers the next move in the fight over the imbra immigration ban. >> the fact that there's a new executive order won't necessarily get them off the hook with the present litigation. >> and melania trump took a tour through near by del ray beach.

nearly a thousand people showed up to do this, spell out the word resist. they were inspired to come together for a variety of reasons. many sported hats worn at womens marchs. >> we just came from standing rock. this is next step for us. >> we want to show that the majority of america does not support what he is doing. >> we don't just sit back and take it. we express ourselves. >> after spelling out resist they joined a human chain that stretched the length of the beach. sit a century and a half old. we'll take you out to the chinese new year parade. how they are ringing in the year of the rooster. and san francisco waking up to a gorgeous shot. not too cold, 46 degrees. we are tracking money sunshine

but there is rain on the way for the bay area. i'll have that time line coming up in just a few minutes. stay with us. [bullfighting music]

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♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ ==vickvo welcome back. let's take a look at the golden gate bridge. it will be a great day to be outside. we have great video. an 81-year-old man was sweptd swept out of his car. a national guard crew, they left into action after getting a 911 call. as you can see, very frightening moments. that guard member worked to get a harness on the man and managed to hoist him to safety. flights start out of oakland

international airport. taking off the new schedule as celebration where the band is set to greet travelers. oakland is the main hub for the southwest. the boys of summer are officially back. buster pence, krcrawford are the to get started far new season. some were lining up as early as 1:30 in the morning to get inside. fans got to take pictures and get autographs and enjoy an afternoon at at&t park. it is a warm up for fans and also for the team. >> >> it is great to see our fans, to feel their excitement and enthusiasm. we hope to carry the same excitement as we get ready. >> mark your calendars, the home opener is april 10th against the

diamond backs. it is a parade as old as the gold rush days. this year it did in the disappoint. the weather could not have been much better for this year's clie these new years parade. hundreds packed the streets to ring in the year of the rooster. >> i grew upcoming to this parade. it is one of my favorite para s parades. this year we came because it's the year of the rooster and that's my year. >> more than 100 groups took part in the festivitiefestiviti. it was clear out there. it was a wonderful event. >> yeah. i think people head out to parades regardless but when it's sunny and clear a lot better than having to be out there in a raincoat. a lot of folks are wondering about the chance of returning

rain. i did a have few folks tweet me. look at that beautiful sunrise. now, we will begin to warm up much like what we did yesterday. mount diablo 47 degrees. get ready for another day of sunshine thanks to high pressure that continues to dominate. it will keep us nice and warm across the bay area. peninsula rain now 48 degrees. south bay 41 degrees. trivalley at 46 degrees. san francisco waking up to 47 degrees and the north bay a tad chilly at 39 degrees. if you are wondering about the next couple of hours, if you're just now waking up and pouring yourself a nice cup of coffee here is what you can expect. by 10:00 a.m. warming up to about 55 degrees. if you fast forward to about 1:00 or 2:00 we are expected to hit our highs for the day from 60 to 61 degrees. definitely 1 or 2 degrees warmer

than yesterday. temperature trend for san jose, by about 11:00 a.m. we should hit about 56 degrees. san jose expected to warm up into the mid-60s as well. across the bay area, you don't have much to complain about. the entire bay area is expected to warm up again today. san francisco high of 61. san jose high of 64. if you're heading to the north bay or napa area it lab grewill great day for that. i know i still have to check out good wineries up there. let's take about that incoming rain. we are tracking another active weather pattern that is expected to make its arrival as early as wednesday. right now we are seeing high pressure dominating over san francisco and just off the coast. right now it looks like the arrival span is expected to come in as early as late wednesday.

of course the los angeles area saw much needed rain as well over the past couple of days. let's plan your sunday, today by about 9:00 a.m. we will be in the 50s and clear skies will be dominating yet again. if you fast forward by 3:00 and 7:00 the clear skies will dominate in the temperature trend as well. over the next seven days we do have big changes ton won the wa. let's talk about how many days you have left of sunshine. tomorrow for the start of your workweek you'll be expecting mostly clear skies. we will keep this high pressure in the upper ridge dominating through tuesday and the majority of your wednesday. you'll notice overcast skies. it is heading wednesday night into thursday. we are expecting the first storm system to make its arrival. bring in strong winds with the

rain to stick around thursday, friday and saturday and sunday as well. inland air i can't say can also expect to enjoy four more days of this temperature trend. it will be a nice 65 on tuesday before we see rain by thursday. it will be a very nice sunday. i'll send things back to you. >> thank you. looking forward to getting out and enjoying the day. looking to cut down on your utility bills? we'll show you quick and easy ways to save money at home. stay with us. what that means - extra money ol

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you get no breeze be you you feel comfortable. >> the biggest savings of all is yet to come, wasting water. >> thanks for letting us run fre free. >> do you know your hot water heater is 140%? if you change it to 120 degrees you'll save 11%. we were watching how long each of you were inside the shower today. i want to show you what you used this morning. >> i bring them outside far surprise. >> are you kidding? >> 150 gallons of water. >> that's unbelievable. >> i thought i only filled like two of these. >> it's two of these every minute you're in the shower. >> we have to cut it down.

>> if they follow all of tips today they will save up to 65% on their utility bills. >> it's unbelievable. you don't realize it. >> group hug. >> to saving money. >> and that was jeff reporting. another big tip, have a qualified expert come to your home and do an energy audit. they usually cost a couple of hundred dollars or go to today.com and see how to do one yourself. still to come, standing up for planned parenthood, the message hundreds sent to the trump administration. plus, thousands of drivers fined even though the police officer could have helped them avoid a ticket by using an app. we'll tell you about a law some police officers don't know about. it could save you from a fine as high as $1,200.

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it is 7:29. let's give you a live look outside. sun completely up from our cameras atop communications hill. this is what much of the bay area will look like as you step outside this morning. good morning. thank you for waking up with us. we have a look at that micro climate forecast. we are getting a series of dry days. this weekend has been wonderful. you also have rain in the forecast. >> yes. we do have rain. it is the month of february. it is expected. i have been enjoying iced coffee. it has been a nice change. if you're up here visiting the bay area app is expected to show you when the arrival is as well. if you log into that you'll notice it is about 46 degrees, mostly clear skies in san francisco and also in the oak and area as well. expecting 43 degrees. it will warm up into the 60s.

it will be a great opportunity to go out and enjoy this drying trend. duo have some rain ton way. it looks like it will be a combination of rain and windy conditions yet again. so right now if you're waking up and maybe pouring yourself an iced tea or coffee today's forecast will be climbing into the 60s. i have friends visiting into southern california. you guys really, i hope you guys are awake. it will be a nice day. we'll enjoy it outside. >> hope they get outside and enjoy our weather. a pilot was removed from a flight after she showed up in street clothes and talked to passen jer passengers over the pa system. passengers say the pilot made comments about hillary clinton and president trump then she spoke about her recent divorce. >> the pilot is late, the captain is late and she shows up

dressed like a civilian and asked us to take a vote to whether she should change into her uniform or fly as is. >> passengers tweeted about the situation. many expressed concerns about the pilot's well being. they say she did apologize before she was replaced. a mysterious investigation, the bodies of two people were found inside a berkeley home yesterday morning. investigators are not sure what killed them. first responders were called to a house for a medical rescue. the couple was pronounced dead inside the home. officers are looking into whether their deaths were caused by carbon monoxide poisoning. we have new details in a series of events that lead to a homicide investigation in the south bay. a man was shot and killed in the parking garage just blocks away

from the great mall. friends of that missing tenant are trying to find out if he was a victim. police say they first got a call friday night from a woman who told them a man pointed two guns at her and stole her car. daurg short pursuit the suspect was taken into custody by police. they discovered the body of a man inside a parking garage. it is where a carjacking took place. now friends of a missing 28-year-old tenant are fearing the worst wondering if he was the man shot to death. >> we are not sure whether my friend is in that. we are suspecting that. so we would like to know the confirmation from the police. >> those friends say they have been unable to contact the man and he has not been at his apartment since the shooting. we reached out to the police who say they are not releasing the name of the victim or the suspect at this time.

a former kaiser permanente charged are sexually assaulting a patient. they say she was arrested last friday. he is seen here. investigators say on january 25th a woman said she was assaulted by a medical assistant during her appointment. they are now investigating whether there could be more victims. in a largely divided nation san jose mayor says he is trying to tell a different story. he delivered his third state of the city address calling it a tale of one city. major addressed the crowd. he enlisted some of his accomplishments including staffing up the city's police department expanding housing and increasing minimum wage. he also had a message for the large immigrant community. >> to those who seek to divide new americans from the rest of

us we denounce the politics of fear and of exclusion. >> the mayor talked about what's ahead in 2017 including his sustain b susta susta sustainability plan and a new bart hub. organizers say the demonstration is their response to the anti abortion rhetoric in washington. it is the opposition to planned parenthood there. demonstrators wearing pink. some carrying signs came out to provide women with medical services including abortion. >> we are out here because we feel like it's important to get up and stand up for the things we realize are in danger now. we do care about planned parenthood we care so much we'll come out on a saturday morning and make sure people know that. >> the march began at the planned parenthood and ended at the train station where a number

of speakers addressed the crowd. nbc bay area responded how does a $25 fix it ticket lead to a $25 fine? chris says it all comes down to a single consumer protection law that many people don't know about. >> reporter: berkeley based photographer mark lily often spends his mornings in santa cruz capturing the sunrise. last winter an early morning excursion started off all wrong when a police officer pulled him over. >> i made a rolling stop. he pulled me over. >> he wasn't ticketed for the rolling stop but he was sited for something else, not having his insurance card with him. >> he said i will give you a fix it ticket. >> it allows do you pay a $25 fine later if you can show proof of insurance to the court. he tried to do that but ran into roadblocks. the story gets messy because the

wrong address was was on his ticket. he admitted he gave up! i thought it was a fix it ticket, $25. >> months later that minor $25 ballooned into a $1,200 fine. the court sent mark's case to a debt collector. it demanded $900, plus $300 collections fee. zbli didn't know what to say. >> mark asked if we could help. he is still being told he has to pay. there is something he could have done. he could have pulled out his cell phone. it allowed drivers to show proof of insurance on their smart phones. mark said he had no idea and said the police officer didn't suggest it. >> he did not tell me that. >> we were curious how many

other drivers were issued fix it tickets when they could have pulled out their smart phone and paid nothing at all. that data is difficult to get but we did get numbers from san mateo and marin counties. redwood city issued 1,100 fix it tickets. san carlos 640, san rafael a thousand. they paid 320,000 in fines when they could have paid zero if they had a smart phone to show proof of insurance. >> armon is with an insurance trade group that backed the electronic insurance card law. >> this is not even the way. this is what's happening now. everybody has a phone. understand this is how it works. >> mark wishes he had been

giving that option. >> going from $25 to 1,200 seems a little outrageous. >> mark is appealing his ticket. it does not require officers to tell you your smart phone can get you out of a ticket for not having your insurance card. we asked 16 police departments what they do. many said there's no protocol but some said they try to do it anyway. how do you show proof of insurance? download your insurance company's app or take a snapshot to have on hand. remember that electronic copies of your registration are in the allowed. paper copies only. good to know. today in the bay is back in two minutes. kevin made his return and these his former teammates were not very welcoming. sports the next. it was about as intense as areg

time now is 7:41. it was about as intense as a regular season nba game can get. kevin durant's return made far hostile environment. the crowd booed k.d. every time he touched the ball. there was a lot of trash talking between durant and russell west bro westbrook. durant scored 34 points to lead to a 130-114 win. as for all of the on-court back and forth, the stars shrugged it off. >> was it fun? >> basketball is fun in general especially when you play in an environment like this. the crowd was loud, as loud as i ever heard them here. it is part of the game. >> did you see all of the cup

cake outfits? a beautiful day for the pebble beach pro-am. jordan spieth has a six-shot lead after three rounds. coming up, the battle over president trump's controversial travel ban continues into the second week. we are live to explain the president's next step in his efforts to overturn a ban by san francisco court of appeals. that's coming up. last thursday, a san francisco-d

trump's travel banfocused on re nations.edominantly muslim the three judge pan vod unanimously to uphold a focused on green card holders from seven predominantly muslim nations. the restraining order prevents the president from carrying out his plans. now what?

larry zwroi larry joins us. what is this significance? >> temporary ruling, this ruling keeps the president from immediately imposing a travel ban. travel's lawyers argued he add sweeping power. opponents argued the first amendment's ban were more important. so the decision was handed down unanimously, by the way, bay panel of two democratic appointed judges and one republican appointed judge. let's remember, all the turmoil we have been talking about centered about whether the ban could be imposed immediately. only after that the question is decided, will the lawyers do battle in the courts over the merits of the ban itself. >> so it is now in the courts. how did this rollout get so mutt muddled? >> they believe he was in too much of a hurry to impose the

ban. these ordered are circulated to the management of the budget as well as effected agencies. in this case it would be the department of homeland security, department of justice, legislative leaders. the key people in these units could have really helped the president draft a tighter order with fewer questionable decisions. he relied on his small circle of advisers instead. >> i have a feeling had it been written tighter we would see some opposition. what do you think mr. trump's options are moving forward? >> he has three choices. he can appeal the decision to a larger group of judges. it is a process that includes 11 jurors in the same ninth district. it will accept the case only if four justices agreed to hear it.

given the court's current make up we have eight justices. it would be a long shot or he can write another executive order which is more specific perhaps targeting those not green card holders who have not been awarded refugee status. it would be the cleanest way to extra kate himself from the mess. he may view it as defeat. we know this is something donald trump does not like to admit defeat. >> it is all about winning. let's talk about the potential upside and the risks moving forward. >> some pretty important risks here, already considerable fallout. airlines have been working on a day-to-day basis and refugee families have been placed in a sea of uncertainties. disarray to americans but countries all over the world. there is another problem for the

president. by harshly criticizing the appeals court justices he attack add coequal branch of government. it left a number of members of its own political party in congress embarrassed. note how few have spoken in his defense. the simple fact is government doesn't work that way. we have talked about this. this president is on a learning curve. the president is unconventional. in the process of attempt to do so quickly without due diligence he stepped on a lot of toes. to that end it could be the beginning of a political dry sis. he may not have anticipated. >> it is part of a theme that we are seeing. he campaigned as an outsider. he said government was broken.

it is not the typical way government was supposed to work. that's what he said he want today do. >> yeah. we talk about unanticipated consequences. after the band w was announced the airline stopped bringing people over international travel as a whole went down 6.5%. there are a lot of unanticipated things we don't often think about. >> much more ahead. we are back after a short break. dozen of kids participating in an east bay football program aimed specifically at low-income families. and it's going to be a good day for a beach run. we are tracking mostly clear skies and i have a look ahead of when we are expecting stormy conditions to return to the bay area coming up after the break.

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good morning. it is now 7:53. you're bawaking up to chilly temps. this is our weather underground sky cams. we can expect to keep this sunshine through today and of course the next couple of hours we are expecting a nice warm up. peninsula at 48 degrees. south bay 41 and we are seeing mostly clear skies. it is 46 in the trivalley. east bay 43.

north bay always slightly cooler at 39 degrees. now, the temperature trend over the next couple of hours, it's a good day to wake up and work out. by about 10:00 or 11:00 we will be climbing into the 50s. fast forward through 1:00 or 2:00 we will be hitting an expected high of about 60, 61 degrees for san francisco. it will feel very nice out there. a very california winter. 41 in san jose right now. by 11:00 a.m. expect high of 56 and fast forward to about 1:00 or 2:00 and we will be expecting a high of about 64 degrees. here is a look at today's forecast. mostly clear skies all the way from the coast to the bay and inland areas as well. santa r santa -- morgan hill area expecting a high of about 63

degrees. right now we are seeing a lit of this upper ridge dominating. that's what keeping the area dry with seasonal temperatures. as this upper ridge keeps a dry right behind it we do have a disturbance. let's talk about the time line. when will that rain return? we are going to keep nice conditions at least through tuesday, which means your valentine's day is going to be off to a good start. if you notice we do have this low pressure system sitting just offshore. it will be making its arrival as early as wednesday. what's going to happen is wednesday afternoon it is going to start turning cloudy and winds are also expected to pick up as well. late into wednesday and thursday morning we see the storm system and line of showers start moving into thursday morning, which means on thursday morning we could see widespread showers from the north bay to the south bay with periods of moderate

downpours. muggy and slick road conditions could be a hazard on thursday morning. as we fast forward showers are expected to continue. by the weekend it looks like that low pressure system will continue to bring mostly cloudy conditions by sunday. it looks like today, well, it will be beautiful. 52 degrees in the early morning hours. what about that valentine's day forecast? i wore my pink valentine's day dress in advance. warming up to the 60s between 12:00 and 3:00. i think a nice day/night coat will be in place. if you don't already follow me on facebook, twitter or instagram you can follow me. i do post your daily weather forecast as well. in the next seven days the biggest change will be on wednesday night into thursday with the return of stormy

conditions. at least valentine's day will be pretty nice as well. >> all right. we'll take it. thank you. more than 200 kids gathered to participate in the next level flag football league. it was started three years ago by head coach in san mateo. he realized the explosion of flag football was becoming so popular he wanted kids to have fun too. it expanded to coaches, players and staff. >> i think next level has done a great job of giving back to the community. it has done wonders for myself from running youth track to youth football and things like that, it is always good to give kids a chance to see other things other than what they see in their every day life. >> flayers participating in oak lapd. get everything at no coast. thank you for making us part of your morning. a special happy birthday to my

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this sunday, immigration fight. president trump's travel ban is struck down unanimously by a federal appeals court. >> courts seem to be so political. >> but the president vows to fight on. >> we'll win that battle, but we also have a lot of other options. >> so what happens next? i'll ask president trump's senior policy adviser, stephen miller. plus russian intrigue. after white house denials, national security adviser mike flynn concedes that, yes, he may have spoken to the russians about obama-era sanctions before donald trump became president. >> i don't know about it. i haven't seen it. >> is flynn's job already in danger? and hostile takeovers. angry