>> should be a good one. quickly approaching 6:00. breaking overnight a fire ripping through a san jose neighborhood close to one of the city's most iconic landmarks. we're live with the damage left behind this morning. plus immigration sweep in the bay area. the crackdown this morning from i.c.e. agents as the battle over immigration heats up. and countdown to the super bowl, a new exclusive behind the scenes look at what it takes to get the big game on to your television. find out what justin timberlake is just revealing about his halftime show performance as well. "today in the bay" continues right now. hopefully no wardrobe malfunctions this year. good morning. thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. thank you so much for waking up with us this morning. right now we want to go to vianey to give us a look at what we can expect as we walk out the door today. starting out different than what it's going to end up. >> 6:00 a.m. and it's 50 now but we will get 50 degrees warmer, so expect 70s, mid 70s, upper 70s in some spots.

look at san francisco right now, nice and clear, no fog in sight, we are not worried about the fog, not worried about cloud cover. the temperatures all across, in san jose 49 right now, san francisco 53, santa rosa 45. in terms of coastal fog not really a big issue. we are a little warmer in santa rosa, napa 5 degrees cooler and the temperatures trend does show a quick climb into those 60s by midmorning and, yes, those 70s. i will talk more about that in just a bit, but first mike is tracking a crash in livermore. i'm not worried about it and i am tracking it. no worries right now. san jose a little slowing tracking a build for hayward as well. over here through the livermore valley out of the altamonte things are moving smoothly. right after livermore avenue we do have a crash that was there. looks like everything is off to the shoulder but i still see some slowing there. there must be something, a couple vehicles to cause that distraction. a smoother right through the

dublin interchange, 680 moves nicely into sunol with no problems. a nice easy drive over toward the bay bridge from the upper east shore freeway. earlier crash caused some slowing, but that's completely recovered. 23 minutes from highway 4 to the backup at the bay bridge metering lights. back to you. we are following breaking news on this friday morning. san francisco fire crews working to figure out what started a fire that burned two homes overnight. the flames broke out about 3:00 in the morning on fulton street right by alamo square in the painted ladies. firefighters say a three-story victorian home went up in flames, it was under construction. the flames spread to the house next door forcing a family out of that home. luckily there were no injuries. no word on a cause, however. our pete suratos is at the queen gathering new details for us, we will check in with him again at 6:30. developing this morning, i.c.e. agents targeting the bay area. >> this morning we are learning about another immigration sweep, this time in san jose, san

francisco and sacramento. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez.joins us live in san jose this morning to explain what i.c.e. agents are doing. good morning, kris. >> reporter: had i there. some folks may not go to work today for fear that this paper audit as the i.c.e. agency explains that it is could result in deportations. we know that dozens of businesses in san jose, san francisco, sacramento got notices that the feds will inspect their hiring records to make sure that all of their employees are legal to work in this country. employees fear that that could lead to deportation for them. nbc bay area and telemundo 48 are partners, we have witnessed prior sweeps or raids and can tell from you that experience that some workers just stop showing up at work out of that fear of getting swept up. according to i.c.e. similar raids in all of 2017 resulted in more than 300 arrests. fewer than half of them criminal. but more than $100 million in fines and restitution from

companies. we asked i.c.e. to explain how these homeland security investigations work and we're told that on monday, tuesday and wednesday of this week notices of inspection were sent to 77 bay area businesses, mainly in san francisco and san jose. i.c.e. says this is an audit of hiring records, also known as an i-9 audit. employers have three days to provide records. the i.c.e. deputy director has said that audits or sweeps like these are really intended to protect the american worker to make sure that they are getting the jobs that are available to them, however, a lot of immigration activists say that these sorts of raids can lead to separation of family. in san jose kris sanchez, "today in the bay." and at 6:04, happening today, president trump is expected to give republican lawmakers the go ahead to release a classified memo about the russia investigation. this comes even though the fbi is warning against it. that memo allegedly describes

how the fbi used information democrats paid for to get the approval to eavesdrop on the trump campaign aide. the fbi says it is inaccurate and misleading. democrats claim it's designed to discredit the russia investigation. california representative and house intelligent chair devin nunez wrote much of that memo. now democrats are calling on had i'm to step down. >> our investigation would not be credible or productive as long as chairman nunez is at the helm. >> now, a white house official tells nbc the memo will likely be approved for release with none of the reactions requested by the fbi. >> after weeks of debate this morning we're finding out which three san jose elementary schools are scheduled to shut their doors at the end of the school year. leaders at oak grove school district say declining enrollment has forced the closures. this week the board will vote to goes del roble, glider and miner

elementary schools. students will be sent to other campuses with the redrawing of boundaries still to be determined. super bowl weekend has finally arrived but the hype and anticipation are much more than just a game. the halftime show alone draws fans of its own. >> "today in the bay's" wendy which will folk live in downtown minneapolis with a look at what it takes to put this whole thing together. >> reporter: good morning, again, laura and marcus. when you walk into the super bowl experience you get a real taste of all things football. i even got a real game ball by wilson that you can buy here and you can have whatever you want put on it, the nbc logo, the super bowl lii logo, but really what i need are some lessons on what to do with this huge ball because i don't think i could throw it further than maybe the light in front of me. we will work on that a little bit later.

in the meantime you get here and you realize this is so much more than just a football game, it's a full on show. >> nothing rivals this outside of an olympics. >> reporter: but this is one game on one field with more than 100 million people watching. >> people say is there a lot of stress. yeah, there's a lot of stress during the super bowl but if you are in tv what else would you rather be doing on sunday. >> reporter: super bowl sunday can only happen after countless hours of manpower by nbc sports crews that no one will ever see. >> by the time game day comes around we're ready. we're ready to go. we're like the teams, we've practiced, she hersed multiple times. >> reporter: also rehearsing eight to ten hours a day halftime head liner justin timberlake. >> without giving too much away, we're doing a few things with this half time show that they've never quite done before. >> reporter: but he won't say if a special guest might join him

on the super stage. possibly someone who has been with him here before. >> i think the odds are good that i may have a little "can't stop the feeling" in the show, but that's all i'm giving away. >> reporter: guests will just have to watch and see. we have gotten a lot more than just behind the scenes here at the super bowl experience and, no, those cheers are not for me or you, laura, or you, marcus. in a few hours this area will be filled with parents and kids who get to do everything from obstacle courses to having those footballs made here by wilson, to looking at the lombardi trophy, all of the super bowl rings. so it is worth every piny. but let's talk about pennies for the actual super bowl game itself. by no means will pennies be enough. stub hub the ticket reseller

talked to us about the most expensive ticket they have sold. get this, $27,000. now, that is a suite so i guess they do get the beverages and the food, but even nose bleed you are still going to expect to pay somewhere in the neighborhood of three grand. so it depends on what your budget may be, but you could also just watch it for free in the comfort of your own sofa. live in minneapolis, i'm wendy wool woolfolk. you can watch the super bowl from your home, yeah, right here on nbc bay area. pre came coverage starts at 9:00 a.m. on sunday, kickoff 3:30. get ready. weather will be nice this weekend as well. >> we will be sunnier here that happen they are in the super bowl. right now the golden gate bridge no fog to deal with. the palo alto temperature trend does show 50s early on, but look at how quickly we go from 60s to the 70s.

by 2:00 palo alto will be at 72 degrees and in san francisco the temperature then looking pretty good. by 10:00, upper 50s, and by 11:00 a.m. already at the 60 degree mark. san francisco is expected to hit the 70s today. santa clara your temperature trend will be even warmer. by 1:00, 69 degrees and by 2:00, 72. santa clara is expected to top out at about 76 degrees. so we will be nearing record temperatures for today. we are definitely going to have a sunny day ahead. let's get a quick check of traffic with mike. we are over here toward the rest of the traffic marching smoothly throughout the bay area without any major delays. the slowing for west 580 looks like it has smoothed out and so did the slowing through sunol. a little build for hayward and across the san mateo bridge talk about that in just a second. looking at slowing for west

highway 4 toward bailey, a crash on the shoulder. an easy drive towards the benicia bridge. slowing at the berkeley curve, no problem for transit, though. bart has no delays and a great flow of traffic including ac transit across the san mateo bridge and dumbarton bridge as well. we're getting ready to facebook live in just a little bit. follow us on facebook. 6:11 also coming up next on "today in the bay," the housing crisis, startling new report that finds cities across the state are failing at housing goals. how about good news on the economy, the hits keep coming, great news on jobs, we will fill you in when "today in the bay" continues.

good morning. it is 6:14. a quick check of your tahoe report for squaw valley and alpine meadows. no snow is expected this weekend. in fact, it's going to be fairly warm for the mountains, 55 degrees at the base, still seeing about 60 inches, season total 118. 32 lifts with open and trails 80 for squaw valley but you need to head up now because a lot of snow is probably going to be melting off with all of the arm weather we are tracking ahead. i will have a closer look at that coming up in a bit. and traffic volume coming up, speeds going down. westbound theczj towards the peninsula, the san mateo bridge takes about 15 minutes right now but the toll plaza is looking okay for this

one. the backup at the bay bridge we will talk about more coming up. new this morning a new state report says nearly every city and county in california is failing to meet housing goals. only 13 are on track to meet guidelines including foster city and hillsborough and napa and sonoma counties. we looked through some of the numbers in the report overnight for you. the state's housing department says over 97% of cities are failing to approve new housing to keep up with some of the population growth. cities are supposed to develop a certain number of market rate housing and affordable housing. communities that failed on both will now lose the ability to reject certain types of development projects and that includes menlo park, richmond, santa rosa, alameda and san mateo counties. cities like oakland, berkeley, fremont, walnut creek and san jose they met their market rate housing goals but didn't issue enough permits for affordable housing. more good news about the economy this morning. >> scott mcgrew joins us now, the latest job numbers very

strong. >> 200,000 jobs added in january adding to the longest string of monthly job gains in all of american history. right now the unemployment rate we also saw good news about worker wages, they are up. it's really been a mystery over the past few years why they've been so slow to rise given these low unemployment numbers. a rare story of layoffs for you, pandora, the music service, says it laid off 5% of its workers and will move a significant number of employees out of oakland and to atlanta because the bay area is no longer affordable. they will take the midnight train to georgia. futures the best that traders make on the open are brutal. the dow could see a 200 point on the open, worries about bond interest rates. as long as we are talking about workers this morning, amazon has filed a patent for a special bracelet to put on its workers, the idea is the bracelet would

give feez back, a buzz or vibration to help the workers hand to the right place when searching the warehouse for a particular product. amazon was awarded the patent by the patent office this week, doesn't mean they will use t but they did invent it. the idea is you're reaching up for one of the buckets, no, not that one, it's that one over there. so that be would pretty cool. >> very cool. we are on facebook live right now. we didn't have anywhere to put the camera to i have this right now. you be in charge of this right now. 6:17. super bowl is coming up on sunday and it turns out most americans will spend about $81 on the big game. that's according to the national retail federation. across the country people are expected to spend more than $15 billion on food, drinks, team apparel, tvs and decorations, that is up almost 10% from last year. millennials are expected to send the most at an average of $118. >> sounds about right. >> four out of five people who

will watch the game say they plan to spend on snacks and drinks. i guess if you're getting the team wear to support your team. >> and i would imagine -- you don't know. >> you always want to be prepared. >> marcus is trying to be a millenni millennial. he's like look at me, i'm young. >> i'm not. >> a lot of people looking forward to the weekend, though. >> definitely going to be a great sunny weekend ahead. i wouldn't spend that much. hamilton right now we're seeing a nice beautiful lights out there, not a lot of cloud cover, nice and clear, we haven't seen any fog, fog has not been a jt commute, either, and look at the peninsula, 50 degrees right now, 45 degrees for the tri-valley, south bay 49 and san francisco nice and warm at 53 degrees. the north bay is the only chilly one at about 45 and look at your microclimate highs for today, another day of near record highs is expected, san jose a high of

76, milpitas 76 and down near the east bay we are tracking low to upper 70s, in oakland 72 degrees, hayward 73 and along the peninsula you might get a couple high clouds into the afternoon, but eventually that will clear out. in san mateo topping out at 72, san francisco also expecting to hit the 70s into the afternoon, possibly even 74, 75 degrees for the embarcadero. north bay, santa rosa, a high of 75, novato 73, so let's talk about what's been keeping us so dry and warm the past couple days. we have some high pressure, it's a strong ridge of high pressure that's been sitting over the bay area and if i fast forward this timeline you can see no rain in sight and even all the way through february 9th for the long range outlook, we are not expecting any rain. what's going to happen is we will continue with the warm temperatures and then unfortunately that rain and snow deficit is only going to get worse within the next couple days. as of right now we're even seeing that trend through

february 15th. so this could possibly be two weeks or longer as of now, we will have no rain in sight. 70 degrees for super bowl sunday right here on nbc bay area. as we head into monday and tuesday for san francisco and inland spots we will keep a lot of the 70s on the radar and in the forecast. if you look at tuesday, wednesday and thursday, just a lot of sunshine. is it as sunny on the roads in terms of accidents? we have a sunny disposition for folks, that sunrise really hasn't been an issue because it's not there just yet. we are looking at a smooth flow of traffic. scott was showing us facebook live. if you are on line you can see what's really behind me and it's not a map, it's actually just a green screen. green sensors that's what shows up on either sides of the bay, a little slowing for hayward southbound 880, getting toward the maze pleasant through oakland and into the waze, westbound 80 slow through berkeley. as far as the transit and transportation goes through the north bay, a nice easy flow of

traffic but there is a little crashl?qñ westbound 37 right ar mare island. just about a half an hour. that's not bad considering that tends to bottleneck. the peninsula shows a clear drive as well and a live look shows palo alto north from ikea heading up toward the city, southbound toward the silicon valley, the bay shore freeway a good. we do have breaking news just into our newsroom right now out of michigan. larry nassar almost attacked in court, take a look at this, this video just into our newsroom. the father of one of the victims asked for five minutes alone in a room with him. the journal declined. and then you saw him there, he ran at nassar. deputies tackled the man, eventually took him into custody. this is yet another sentencing hearing for larry nassar. you hear there the commotion in the courtroom when it all happened. >> deputies rush in. >> as the deputies rush in to tackle the father of one of the

victims. no doubt there has been so much emotion in this case. nassar already being served a sentence of 175 years. >> would you give me one minute? >> you know that i can't do that. that's not how our legal system -- >> you can sense the anger of that father as he rushed in, but he was taken into custody as well. once again another sentencing hearing for larry nassar who has already been convicted of abusing gymnasts, that video into our newsroom this morning. coming up next on "today in the bay," an uncertain future for football, even as we head into super bowl weekend. the reason halftime show performer justin timberlake says he will not allow his child to play football. plus the new poll out this morning showing that he is among a growing number of americans who are concerned about the sport.

thousands of dollars go missing and it's in the bank's hands. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. how dz that happen? nbc bay area responds next. oes ? nbc bay area responds next. san

good friday morning to you. nbc bay area responds to a san jose man who has been battling his bank for years. >> consumer investigator chris chmura tells us about the

dispute. >> good morning. about 5 grand was on the line here, supposed by parked in a certificate of deposit. >> i know i did not cash in this money. >> mike wentz pout this cd for his daughter when she was born in 1983. mike left the certificate sit and earn interest for the next 26 years. in 2009 he gave his daughter the cd but there was just one problem. >> she calls me the next day and she says, dad, i went to the bank. they don't know anything about it. >> mike fought his bank for the next eight years. late last year he called us for help. we had lots of questions. where did the money go? why wasn't the certificate accepted? and is anyone else complaining about cds going dark like this? tonight at 11:00 we get answers and results. plus the surprisingly short time period banks keep your records, it's really a wake-up call for all of us. please call us 888-996-tips or

nbcbayarea.com/responds. i will see you again tonight at 11:00. all new this morning, brand-new numbers on american support for football. >> the latest nbc news "wall street journal" poll was released just a couple hours ago and 48% of americans say they would encourage their child to play a different sport than football due to concerns about concussions. that is you will 8 points since researchers asked the same question four years ago. the new numbers come less than a day after remarks from super bowl halftime performer justin timberlake that caused controversy. he said he would never let his own son play football because of the dangers of concussions. as well as singing happy birthday. >> coming up on "today in the bay," that breaking news from overnight, a fire breaks out near one of the bay area's most famous landmarks. we are live is a scene as that investigation continues this morning. plus, waiting for pliny, a live look at the russian river brewing company this morning in santa rosa. what we are expecting from this

year's batch of pliny the younger. a live look at the long

outside the russian river brew right now at 6:30 a live look at the long lines outside the russian river brewing company in santa rosa this morning where people have been waiting for days for the release of pliny the younger. a lot of folks head out there every year, it's become a tradition for many. good morning and thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. right now we want to be to

vianey arana giving us a better look at what we can expect today as we head throughout the door and throughout the rest of the day. so it's going to be a very nice day, very nice friday. >> very warm into the afternoon, 49 degrees right now in san jose and we are seeing some high clouds, you can see it in the background, this is a live look, but not many. for the most part we're mostly clear. we are not even seeing any fog out on the road. we haven't seen any fog which is great news for early morning commuters. if you are taking your kids to school this morning, a look at your livermore forecast, we are seeing 40s in some spots like livermore, also the north bay waking up to 47 degrees right now. if you notice by 11:00 a.m. jumping up to those 60s and then eventually climbing and getting warmer to about 69 degrees by 1:00. so by recess time it will still be comfortable in the 60s and eventually it will get really warm and then climb into the 70s. so parents nice layers they can shed throughout the afternoon. let's get a check of the traffic with mike. they won't be needing the

jacket but make sure they have that jacket because we have got a few at the lost and found. westbound 92 across the san mateo bridge heading toward foster city and that is a slower drive because of that volume. that's all that's going on on the map. a slowing off of the nimitz freeway, more folks heading across there. a smoother drive through hayward and union city. everybody pushes over towards san mateo and over here, this is where facebook and amazon their new offices opened a short time ago as well over there. a smooth drive through the south bay. just the build for san jose. the biggest backup of course the slowing for the east shore freeway and backup at the bay bridge. back to you. at 6:32 this morning we are monitoring breaking news out of san francisco. a fire breaks out near the iconic painted ladies. >> "today in the bay's" pete suratos is live near the scene. this is near alamo square to explain what happened here, pete. >> reporter: good morning to you, marcus and laura. in the past half hour fire crews finally leaving the scene on

fulton street, but what started here was about 3:00 a.m. a three-story victorian that was vacant and under construction catching fire this morning and that's why crews are here. when we were here at the top of the show, let's show you guys some of that video when it was a busier scene here along fulton street. san francisco fire are saying it started roughly around 3:00 a.m. and that fire affected an adjacent building on the right, displacing five people all together including one infant, but we're told none of them were injured. as for firefighters battling this fire they say it was difficult because that building was under construction so they had to work through a lot of obstruction in that area, bringing in heavy machinery. i spoke to a resident in this area who said he woke up to the sound of chainsaws this morning. here is what he had to tell me this morning. >> chain saw woke me up, i mean, someone at the fire department must have been using a chain frau at 3:15. i saw the whole department down here and one of the firemen saw

me and flashed his light up at me and motioned me out. i motioned my roommates up and said we better get out. >>. >> reporter: no firefighters were injured as well. i want to point out the damage to the building next to the victorian was minimal but the cause is still under investigation. live in san francisco, pete suratos for "today in the bay." it's 6:34 right now. new this morning a controversy over parking continues in palo alto. the city has been trying to ease congestion in the south gate neighborhood. the homes along the medical office complex sit at the corner of el camino real and church shell avenue. in december the city tried giving out parking permits to residents, the city also issued permits to medical workers, the mercury news reports there were not enough permits given to the medical office workers so they had to start parking in the neighborhood. so the city in return put a two hour time limit on parking last month. the paper interviewed the people involved, neighbors say

emergency vehicles can't get through the crowded streets. the medical offices are mad because companies now have to buy daily permits for workers. building owners are worried that many of those tenants will leave over the issue. continuing coverage now of new schools coming to the south bay. new this morning here is a first look at one of the two schools that will be built at the site where the agnew developmental center is on the board of san jose and santa clara. these renderings were shown during a meeting last week. an elementary if i had haddel and high school will be built on the santa clara side and a park on the san jose side. the campuses are separated to open in the fall of 2019. earlier this week we told you how san jose mayor sim liccardo endorsed antonio villaraigosa for governor and today gavin newsom will told a town hall meeting, he is expected to share what he has done for california as current lieutenant governor and will lay out his plan for the state's future. people will have the opportunity

to ask questions. the town hall is happening at noon on emory street. it is here, happening today russian river brewing company is releasing its plenty the -- >> pliny the younger. >> that's pliny of younger ipa. people have been waiting in line for ways to taste the rare beer. >> we have to get you drinking some ipa. bob redell has a tough assignment, joins us live outside the brewery. they are not serving it just yet. >> reporter: no, they're supposed to be opening around 10:00 or 11:00 this morning, the russian river brewing company in santa rosa. you see the silhouette of people near the stoplight that's the end of the line. impressing there's probably over 100 people. they are not in line for the iphone or next "star wars" movie, they are in line for a chance to buy three glasses of beer called pliny the younger. who here has had this stuff before? okay. what's the big deal?

>> it's a triple ipa, i know that. >> if i could figure it out -- no it's a triple ipa that was the first one ever made and it's very good and -- >> >> reporter: but you can't take it with you, it's not bottled, you are only allowed three glasses. why wait in line? >> because my wife made me and it's her birthday today. >> reporter: happy birthday to you. let's go to the front of the line where people have been waiting since yesterday afternoon, i think you will be surprised just how far some people traveled to get their lips on this, these gotless of beer. you came from los angeles. >> correct. >> you came from florida. and the first guy in line where was he from? >> he's local and he went over to get a coffee. >> because he will need that after he drinks all this. why did you come up from so cal. >> it's a bit of a tradition with our friends every year. >> all of you guys come. >> heck yeah. >> isn't this usually how you end up after the pub, not before the pub, laying out on the

street. >> after last night. >> you have had pliny of younger before. >> yeah. >> tell me about it, why do you like it so much? >> it's real smooth. >> really? >> oh, yeah. >> and it's worth it even though you can't take it home, you can't take it in a bottle? >> yeah, that's why we're here. >> reporter: good luck to you guys, is it 10:00 or 11:00? >> 11:00. you have to help me with the math here. >> four or five hours. >> best of luck to you. the russian river brewing company they have limited it to three glasses and this year they are only letting people stay in the had you been for three hours instead of four so people don't have to wait in line as long as they have in years past. this is the 14th year of the release of pliny of younger, by the way. we were just talking in break what you would wait in line for if there's anything at all. >> not much. >> yeah? >> flea, not much. >> mike inouye, what about you? >> not a product i don't think unless -- well, like that, you could only get it there only at this time, maybe i'd wait, not

for beer, not for me. my tummy gets upset. movie tickets and consent tickets. >> pliny the oh no. >> if you have some pliny the younger let's see if it helps me stomach or hurts. not a major issue. hayward and the tri-valley looking great except for this over here southbound 680 toward 24 just shy of there. a crash blocking your fast lane. you see the sensors slowing already from off of the split. >> looking over toward oakland as well north 880 reports of a crash that may be in the fast lane. there's a little slowing north of the coliseum and berkeley and the bay bridge toll plaza because that's what they are. we will look at oakland and we don't see -- there you go, the last few seconds i've seen slowing at high street, that will slow you down heading toward downtown from the coliseum. >> there we go. >> folks waiting in line right there. >> i guess we do around here. whether we like it or not.

no more waiting for the weekend. >> and to answer your question that you asked mike, i might wait in listen for something that's expensive and they're giving away for free. >> and how often does that happen? >> mac gave away free lipstick, $20 lipstick and i did wait in line. >> how long did you wait? >> it just so happened i was there pretty early, but i did get the free lipstick. who doesn't wait for something for tree? right now we're seeing san jose we have a couple clouds out there, but look at how nice it is, very calming and this is a great way to cruise into your weekend because saturday not much of a change in terms of that temperature pattern or that drying trend. the coast 60 degrees expected for tomorrow. bay 70 degrees, inland 74 and look at this skies, a lot of sunshine not just for saturday but also super bowl sunday which will be airing right here on nbc. coast 69, bay 71 and inland 73. now, of course, we know it's not as warm out there especially if

you are heading out towards the super bowl, but if you are watching it at home you will definitely have plenty of time to go out and enjoy the outdoors either before the super bowl or you won't have any issues running errands. this might be a good weekend because it's only expecting to get warmer and no snow for the next 14 days so whatever snow is left this might be a good weekend to check it out. 51 degrees for saturday, 48 degrees for sunday. nice weekend to look forward to. back to you. it is 6:41. coming up next on "today in the bay," just in, moments ago fireworks in a courtroom. a father tries to attack the former u.s.a. team doctor that sexually abused gymnasts, the video you have to see coming up in just two minutes. an unintentional, the new questions this morning after police say a shooting inside an l.a. middle school classroom was an accident. and we do expect the memo will come out today. what memo? the memo. marcus? and right now we are giving

you what's going on with the stock market. take a look right now, you can see the dow, yeah, it's down again, it drops 200 points at the open as interest rates shoot higher. the time now, 6:42.

good morning. it is 6:44, about to be 6:45. parents, if you are getting your kids ready for school, note that we are waking up to 40s and 50s but eventually we will climb up

into the 60s and, yes, even 70s for san francisco so a light code that we can take off by the afternoon as we get ready for more sunshine. i will tell you about the weekend in just a bit. and we have a problem. this is oakland, jammed up at the coliseum now heading into downtown, we will sort out what chp saying, where the tow truck is and how you can get around this. back to breaking news in michigan. take a look at this, it happened just a short time ago, new video into our newsroom. disgraced wormer usa gymnastics dr. larry nas nassar almost attacked in court here. >> we brought this video 25 minutes ago. this all started when that father there you see leave the frame, you can see those deputies get him. three of those victims asked for five minutes alone in the room with nassar. that judge declined as you can imagine and that's when the father ran towards nassar, cursing. deputies then tackled him down

as you are go to see right now. all this new right now. we want to show you that full exchange. take a listen. >> i would ask you to as part of this sentencing to grant me five minutes in a locked room with this demon. would you do that? >> that is not how our -- >> yes or no? >> no, sir, i can't. >> would you give me one minute? >> you know that i can't do that, that's not how our legal system -- >> well, i'm -- >> a lot of emotions going on during this trial. this happened during another sentencing hearing for nassar who has already been convicted of abusing gymnasts. now, last month a judge sentenced him to up to 175 years behind bars. investigators this morning are trying to figure out how a gun accidentally went off inside an l.a. middle school classroom hitting two students.

we brought this this as live breaking news coverage during yesterday's midday newscast. a 12-year-old is now in custody following that shooting yesterday morning. police say the suspect whose name has not been released due to her age was transported to l.a. county central juvenile hall and booked for negligent discharge of a firearm. the two victims are expected to survive. police describe the shooting as an isolated incident. today is the day for the memo. >> scott mcgrew, we expect the house to release that very sensitive document. >> yeah, the memo. if you are just coming up to speed on this, it's a memo written by california republican devin nunez that access the fbi of trickery and malfeasance as it investigates donald trump. now, we can't tell you if this thing is factory right or wrong because we haven't seen it, very few people have. president trump can authorize its release, right now it is classified, and we have every expectation he will release it. there are two possibilities about this memo, one is it's

exactly what the republicans say it is, shocking evidence of fbi miss behavior. fox news, which hasn't seen it, either, says it's the biggest scandal in american history. that's one possibility. the other is that it's an attempt to discredit the fbi in order to cast doubt on robert mueller and the rest of the investigation into president trump. republican leaders insist this has nothing to do with mueller. now, donald trump doesn't see it that way tweeting this morning top leadership and investigators of the fbi and the justice department have politicized the sacred investigative process. well, take a look at the top leadership of the fbi and the justice department. the head of the justice department, the head of the fbi, even the guy who appointed the special counsel, they are all trump appointees. well, we will leave you with this, a tweet from the white house press secretary, sarah huckabee sanders it's from november of 2016 back when hillary clinton was pushing back against the fbi.

missanders tells us when you are attacking the fbi agents because you are under a criminalw(y in e bay. we )d like to hear from you. you can reach me on twitter-- "at scott mcgrew." it's friday, the temperatures are comfortable, plenty of sunshine, no fog in sight. temperatures right now in the 40s and 50s across the area. south bay 49 degrees, peninsula 50, tri-valley 45 and right now in san francisco 53 degrees. look at that nice camera over the north bay right now, 45 degrees and, yes, it's about 49 in the east bay. your microclimate highs for again.

76 degrees expected for san jose, milpitas at 74, heading over towards the east bay, 74 degrees for concord, oakland at about 72, hayward 73, the peninsula will have similar conditions, even along the coastline, half-moon bay going to be a great beach day if you're heading towards half-moon bay, santa cruz, monterey, any of those beaches will be climbing into the mid 70s and a lot of sunshine. san francisco 74 degrees for the embarcadero, 75 for santa rosa. how long is this dry weather going to be sticking around? we have high pressure dominating through super bowl sunday. if you notice judging by the icons and not just the icons but also the long range models it looks like we are expecting at least 10 to 14 days of dry warm weather in the bay area. definitely a dry start to our feb. mike is tracking a crash in oakland. we had a pleasant drive but now we have this unpleasant view of 880 from the coliseum around

66 all the way up past high street to fifth. look at the map because you saw the taillights travel north through oakland and toward the downtown fifth street area. that backup starts back at 66 because of a crash blocking the fast lane. tow truck struggling to get through the backup. chp verified it's one lane waiting for the tow truck. 680 toward 24 one lane blocked there as well. a new crash around westbound 80 around the merge with golden gate field but it's off to the shoulder. the rest of the bay does move well, the build for san jose. kg a quick a look at the top y stories on "today in the bay," r we're learning morek about ste immigration officials are taking across the bay area, the reasons some people mightte be nervous work today. me but first happeningd by nowe new film "winchester" about the winchester mystery house gettin slammed by critics and moviegoers, we checked rotten tomatoes and it's only getting a

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here are the top stors 6:54. welcome back. before you head out the door here are the top stories for you on "today in the bay." back to breaking news out of michigan. you want to turn to your tv right now to see this video. disgraced former u.s. gymnastics doctor dr. nassar was just nearly attacked in the courtroom you can see right here. we first brought you this video when it came to our newsroom. it started when that father that deputies are on top of, he is the father of three of the victims, he asked for five minutes alone in a room with nassar. that judge declined and that's when the father ran toward nassar cursing. deputies had to tackle him down. testimony has resumed after this outbreak. we're also following breaking news this morning out of san francisco. these are live pictures as fire crews are working to try to figure out how what started a fire that burned two homes overnight. the flames broke out about 3:00 in the morning on fulton street right by alamo square where the famous painted ladies are. sf fire officials say a three

story victorian home went up in flames that was under construction. the flames spread to a house next door forcing a family out of that home but the good news was that there were no injuries and no word yet on a cause. right now in san jose dozens of businesses in san jose and san francisco are on notice that the feds will inspect their hiring records. it's a paper audit for employers, but could lead to deportation of workers. we checked with i.c.e. to see how this works. 77 bay area businesses have three days to provide those records. we know from covering past sweeps that come sockers may stay home because of deportation fears. happening today people who say corporate buses in san francisco do not mix plan to air their frustrations this morning in the morning commute. a protest it planned in san francisco against a growing tech bus phenomenon. those buses transport workers to and from silicon valley. even though the city now has a deal in place with companies and bus operators, opponents say the system needs fixing.

protesters plan to gather at one of the busier tech bus stops near noe valley. three san jose elementary schools will shut their doors in the fall. the school board voted this week to close del roble, glider and miner. students will be sent to other campus campuses. school officials say they didn't have enough students enrolled this those schools to justify keeping the doors open. and the person of interest in the las vegas mass shooting will hold a news conference with his attorney today in arizona. 55-year-old douglas haggy's name has been -- part that in some of those packages found in paddock's hotel=(gp!>cb room. he had sold paddock some of that ammunition used in one of the worst mass shootings in u.s. history. he has said the guilt he feels forced him to shut down his side business. the bay area's largest cities are kicking off black history celebrations.

san francisco supervisors london breed and mallia cohen are speaking at city hall at noon. tonight at san jose city hall a special flag for black history month will be raised and artwork from black artists will be front and center at oakland's first friday street festival in uptown tonight. the world nay mouse groundhog punxsutawney phil saw his shadow. that means we will have six more weeks of winter, though the winter is pretty much always beautiful here in the bay area. >> something else that happens in the north bay, the wait is over for fans of pliny the younger beer. starting today and for the next two weeks the russian river brewing company is releasing its extremely limited triple ipa. look at the people waiting in line. they have been for some time. formed outside the brewery up in santa rosa. it's only served at the pub, you have to drink it there, and there is a certain allotment each day, i think you get three points and have three hours to stay in there.

after that they move you along so others can come on in. it used to be four hours, but they want to get as many people as they can through the day. >> i feel like you can get it all in in three hours, right? >> they are all having their coffee before. >> you want to savor it a little bit. the weather is cooperating. this is the perfect time to sit outside. >> if you are not going to head out there to have a beer there, maybe you can just have a beer in your backyard. the weekend, 72 degrees on saturday, 70 degrees on sunday, perfect weather for super bowl here very sunny california, monday, tuesday, wednesday, no rain in sight. >> looks good. pretty tough drive for people in oakland. because of a crash going on here, let's look at the live shot from the coliseum, jammed up from basically 98th all the way up to 5th. at 5th we have a disabled crash that leaves the car in lanes. you see the big backup up to that scene. 580 westbound is a better drive noted by our travel times as well. better than 20 minutes faster that way. that's what's happening "today in the bay."

we are back at 7:25 with a live local news update. and don't forget to inus for nbc bay area news at 11:00. we will have a great time giving you news and your weather. good morning. escalating. the battle between the white house and the fbi over that controversial russia memo getting more heated. the president poised to release it as early as this morning, ignoring warnings it could jeopardize national security. breaking news. the father of three of larry nassar's victims tries to attack the disgraced doctor in court. that chaotic scene one day after a stunning revelation. a u.s. official knew about the allegations and did nothing. unintentional. police say the shoot