francisco. good morning and thank you for joining us. i )m marcus washington. and i )m laura garcia. starting with a look at the "bay

bridge" looking live in philadelphia this slow as a residual delay there and the rest of the bay moves smoothly.ible som i will send it back to you. up >> we have a livece look inle philadelphia this morningng whe it is possible some fans are still up celebrating the city's first super bowl title ever. in true philly fashion some people got a little rowdy on the streets overnight.injuries a group of fans came crashing ne downra when an awning collapsedt the ritz-carlton.most

luckily there were no serious injuries. other fans were caught on camerd burning tom brady's jersey. officials say most fans rei mand peaceful but still others of light poles and cars, some fans even had hou toppled some traffic lights in their celebrating. the eagles beat the patriots c 41-33. >> the man who caught that terr winning game touchdown grew up right here in the bay area. nbc bay area terry mcsweeney has the story ofñrmu zach ertz fro danville. >> reporter: it's not just danville that's celebrating. zach ertz maybe philadelphia's version of the catch and people in santa clara, the peninsula and san francisco can celebrate, too. that's what happens when a local boy makes good. >> flares out to the right. caught over the middle and into the end zone. >> reporter: it was a catch that was almost not a catch. dplak ertz in the end zone with 2:20 to go in the game, he's got it, then he doesn't, then he does, touchdown eagles.

>> if they would have overturned that i don't know what would have happened to the city of philadelphia but i'm so glad they didn't overturn it. wow. we're world champions. >> reporter: people from all over the bay area can claim ertz as theirs. he grew up in danville, went to month vista high, hasn't forgotten the help he received there from brent jones. >> my family is out there obviously still. i wouldn't be here without my mom and my dad and my brothers, they pushed me along the way. my mom got us to everything that we ever needed to, i have three little brothers and we never missed a practice. we are world champions now. >> reporter: ertz played his college ball at stanford, coached by jim harbaugh and then david shaw. tonight this local guy has left an indelible stamp on philadelphia. >> we're world champions. >> reporter: hours after the game ended the people here at u.s. bank stadium in minneapolis weren't getting the idea that the party was over. you see the leaf blower blowing

the confetti to the middle of the field right on top of the bud light party. they weren't getting the idea, they're staying, but i'm leaving. in minneapolis terry mcsweeney for "today in the bay." ent o many people -- many people who were celebrating the super 5 bowl kept chp very busy last night. nbc bay area went on a ride along an alleged drunk driver wd was pulled over just 15 minutes into that ride.made in while we are still waiting for . the arrest numbers from last night we do know that more than 300 dui arrests were made last two weeks alone, that's about 4 more arrests than at the same time last year.veryonegally if you drive during the sedb commute hours you've probably noticed it, not everyone in the carpool lane is legally suppose to be there. now transportation leaders are n reportedly trying to come up with new ways to cut down on carpool cheaters. the ij cites an mtc report indicating one in five carpool a lane drivers are going solo against the law. rac leaders are holding meetings

to figure out if new technologyp might bean l used asat a deterr live now to the richmond-san rafael bridge and you willwhe notice some signs popping up on the spande later today. those signs will tell drivers when it's okay to use the new third lane on the lower deck. those lanes is nearly complete and is expected to open in om april. imutel see a want you to take this video with me. when the lane is operational during peak hours commuters will see a green arrow sign, that o o means you're good to use the ssa lane, the red x means you're not. palo alto is home to the first children's museum west of the mississippi and today talksm of rebuilding it moving forwardl they will discuss plans to redesign the junior museum and zoo. it includes a new museum, education building and new adde outdoor zoo.than 50 the museum has been around since 1934, animals were added 30 co years later. there are now more than 50 species living at the zoo. - we coming up s onho "today in

to redesign a south bay mall it can iks into gear. in a few hours we should learn the future of cupertino vallco. a new bug for the iphone x, how apple is responding after yet another issue with its latest model. there are now more than 50

good morning, i'm landon dowdy and here are today's top

business headlines. wall street looks to see more red arrows at the open after friday's massive selloff, asian and european markets are down today. the dow suffered its worst point drop friday since the uk's brexit vote in june 2016 and sixth worst ever. behind the selloff, friday's better than expected jobs report pushed up bond prices, the treasury note hit a four-year lie. investors are worried that interest rates may be rising too fast. the dow dropping 666 points friday to 25,520, the nasdaq falling to 7,240. some iphone x users have discovered a bug that prevents them from answering phone calls. the financial times reports when it rings the touch screen appears to be delayed from turning on for up to ten seconds and that is preventing users from tapping the virtual button to answer it. apple says it's looking into

these reports. speaking of apple, apple music is on pace to pass spotify as the top streaming service in the u.s. by this summer. the "wall street journal" says apple has 30 million subscribers in the u.s. and 36 million worldwide. spotify is still larger globally with 70 million subscribers. it's prepping for a possible ipo this year. marcus and laura, back over to you. >> get our spotify up and running now, don't want to miss the movement. >> there you go. 4:40. happening today, the aging vallco mall in cupertino is heading towards a major makeover. city leaders will start looking at future plans for the mall. the menlo park based company bought that mall a few years ago. they want to build a mixed use development with retail and housing. also being planned, creating the world's largest rooftop park. as we celebrate national weather person day we will put kari hall to work this morning. >> kari hall, everyone.

>> tracking some records this morning and it's going to be another really warm day. here is a live look outside in san jose, let's go to campbell where our temperatures will be in the low 50s throughout much of the morning and then 70s again today. we will take a look at how long this weather lasts in the forecast, that's coming up. all right. and following, kari, well, we have a few folks following each other, just a few. this is dublin looking great past the auto mall, a smooth is flow for 580. we will show you how things are shaping up. the new program thate less fortunate get a plus all new this morning, a second life for food. the new program that's hoping to help the less fortunate get a meal.

welcome back to "today in the bay" on this now monday morning. taking a live look outside, this is up from our san bruno mountain camera this morning giving you a great vista without having to hike up a hill this early in the morning. let's talk some super bowl ads. this year a 30 second spot sold for a record $5 million. so what did you get? >> some big stars, including amazon echo. including billionaire ceo jeff bezos. the premise here, alexa loses her voice so amazon has celebrities to fill in including actress reva wilson. >> alexa setting the mood. >> now setting the mood. >> you are in the bush and you're just so dirty and so

sweaty because it's hot in that bush. >> alexa, rebush -- reboot. >> a lot of regulars like budweiser focused on messages of unity and americans working together to overcome disasters. the biggest hit was legendary actor morgan freeman, he was lip synching missy elliott for mountain dew ice. take a look. ♪ ♪ >> it was a pretty big hit, at least in our newsroom as well. so which one was your favorite ad out there? tweet us at nbc bay area and let us know. >> sometimes those commercials

are bigger than the actual game itself. >> i know, it's true. you look forward to them. >> but that game was pretty epic. >> a good game. >> yeah, it was. it was fun. >> so we are all a little just still tired and trying to recover from yesterday and the party yesterday and as we get ready to head out the door in morning we are going to see some patchy fog developing in parts of the bay area. look at napa, right now down to about a mile, but elsewhere it's pretty clear as you get ready to head out and the temperature there in the north bay right now at about 43 degrees, it's 48 degrees in oakland and it's 52 degrees in san jose with some low 50s also along the peninsula to san francisco. and look at our highs today, we're going to be up to 76 degrees in san jose, 75 in east san jose and for the east bay 76 degrees in concord, 75 in fremont and 72 today in san mateo. half-moon bay back up to those upper 70s today and 76 degrees

in the mission district and san francisco north bay up to 75 degrees in novato, santa rosa 77. so starting out this morning it's one of those days that starts out cool, but warms up so you need a jacket and a dress would be a good option because later on today it's going to feel more like spring. we still have some mostly clear skies, still tracking that storm system staying well to the north of us, that will not dip into the bay area so more sunshine, more record high temperatures and throughout the week san francisco stays in the 70s and even some upper 60s. slightly cooler for the weekend as the winds shift a bit, but still no rain in this forecast. all clear and sunny throughout this whole week. mike, you were saying it's a great start on the roads. not sunny, but clear on the roads as well. look at all this green, coming out of the altamonte pass and the south county. out of the altamonte a little slowing as it traditional, but i

showed you the live camera toward dublin, easy drive through the interchange, no problem, castro valley continuing across the san mateo and dumbarton bridges, there is the benicia and carquinez bridges, moving fine as well. on the tracks we are looking at no delays for these systems coming into the area and through the area for bart. we will take a look at the north bay, san rafael southbound 101, a smooth easy drive and clear roadway right now. uber and lyft can be -- parents who really need help getting their kids around time, but kids can't sign up until they're 18 years old. >> our investigative unit exposed the dangers of riding along and under age and went under cover to find out how widespread this problem may impact your child. here is investigative reporter liz wagner. >> reporter: good morning.

our investigative unit producer here signed up to drive for uber, we put this camera in the car and we hit the streets near schools all across the bay area. >> it didn't take long to get pinged by kids. many told us they use ride shares all the time, but both uber and lyft say kids under 18 can't ride alone and drivers can't pick them up. each time we got requests from kids in our uber we declined the rides but that didn't stop other drivers from picking them up. when we used lyft to call cars for these kids most drivers had no problem with it. state regulators require ride shares that primarily transport children to put their drivers through extra background checks to help keep kids safe but those rules don't apply to uber and lyft because their services are supposed to be for adults, but as we found going under cover both companies are transporting kids. now, the state is trying to figure out if it should impose more regulations on these companies. if you'd like to watch our full investigation it's online right

now, just head to nbcbayarea.com/weinvestigate. back to you in the studio. >> and if you have a2u story fo our investigative unit the number is 888-996-tips or you can visit our website nbcbayarea.com/weinvestiga nbcbayarea.com/weinvestigate. new for you this morning a new fleet of food trucks will start appearing in santa clara county. the goal of these trucks is to rescue fresh healthy foods from going into the trash. they collect and redistribute already prepared food from businesses and universities straight to the communities in need. not only is the county providing transportation but it's also taking liability, clearing the way for businesses to participate. santa clara convention center is one of those businesses. >> i mean, we have a great resource here and we can feed a lot of people in need. so this is wonderful for us and for my entire team. >> this is not food that comes off of people's plates.

this is surplus food that has been prepared and isn't eaten that day. >> with the trucks and the nimbleness of the trucks and as they were described they're very user friendly and able to be equipped to store and distribute food over a short period of time. i mean, it definitely may be possible to get directly to agency who support the homeless and able to feed them the same day. >> some counties officials involved in the project, each year more than 34 million pounds of food are thrown away in santa clara county. that's more than enough food to feed 200,000 people in need. the new trucks will start rolling out in the spring. coming up on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> the doctor's office says it's covered, so it's covered, right? wrong. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura, nbc bay area responds next. but first happening now, a developing story out of china. eight people are dead after a gas started leaking from a

pipeline at a steel mill. officials say rescue and recovery efforts are still ongoing. plus new details on what cities offered amazon for the company's second headquarter e. sacramento b reporting sacramento city leaders offered more than $500 million in job grants, land donations and infrastructure financing. even made a virtual reality video and bought a radio ad in amazon's hometown of seattle. sacramento didn't even get in the top 20, however, of finalists. what does it take to get them?

santa clara man whose broken welcome back. it is 4:54. nbc bay area responds to a santa clara man whose broken foot cost him a lot more than he expected.

>> consumer investigator chris chmura with the story now and the tricky word all of us need to look out for in the doctor's office. >> good morning. brad abell says his doctor at kizer recommended an ultrasound machine to help fix his broken foot. he said he asked if his kizer insurance covered it and he said the doctor's office said, yes, it's covered, but brad later got a bill for $842 but not from kaiser, it was from a kaiser vendor that actually owned the machine. brad challenged the bill and lost, so he called us. we called kaiser, it opened an inquiry and brad got his $842 back. the kaiser spokesperson said privacy law prevented her from discussing brad's case. if i could rewind time i would recommend that brad get a written estimate from the doctor and vendor saying the machine was covered and that the price was zero. the tricky lingo here is the wordva:x "covered." kaiser noted in general that

treatment in "covered" you can't just assumed that means free. many health plans might cover a procedure, yet still require you to pay a portion, possibly hundreds of dollars, and that is why a written estimate up front is so important. if you have a consumer complaint  888-996-tips on online at nbcbayarea.com/responds. it was a big weekend at the movies for san jose's winchester mystery house, a film about the house and its owner hit the big screen? it finished in third earning $9 million that's a good start considering the film's budget was $3 million. "jumanji" back on top finishing first and the movie that has already earned $800 million. the maze runner trilogy came in second place. coming up next on "today in the bay," a look at the forecast. almost springlike temperatures, kari. >> it starts out mild as we get

a live look in oakland, already busy and as we go through the day temperatures going from cool to very warm. 71 degrees at 4:00 today. we will talk about what else is ahead in the forecast and take a look at today's san jose planner coming up. and look at the bay bridge. you do have a backup in these cash lanes. there was an earlier traffic break, a little hollywood spot going on there, but now we have another little issue on the approach. from downtown campbell new information we )re learning this morning about the chain plus a woman is shot in the south bay a few blocks away from downtown campbell. new information we're learning this morning about the chain of events that led to her going to the hospital.

and for the philadelphia eagles, the long drought is over. finally. >> there we go. super bowl for the ages. history is made with philadelphia eagles winning for the first time. the fans, they went pretty wild. we're live at the overnight chaos following last night's epic win. a very good morning to you, thanks so much for joining us, i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. as we start this monday off right we're going to go to meteorologist kari hall as we celebrate you this morning. yes. >> why? >> weather appreciation day. >> i appreciate that. thank you. and it's going to be a day you will appreciate as well. we are going to see a lot of sunshine around the bay area.

really warm temperatures and still no rain in today's forecast. so as we head out the door no need for the umbrella, just the sunglasses. we are seeing some all clear skies right now in san jose, throughout the day we will go from 50 degrees to 75 degrees at 4:00 today. we will talk some more about those numbers coming up, but, mike, you are looking at the approach to the bay bridge. >> i was watching some flashing lights. there are a couple of sets of lights remaining. they are over off to the shoulder. this is 580 and 80 merge over toward the bay bridge toll plaza. the approach that's what was going on, but never slowing showing up here on on our speed sensors for our maps. coming off the of the berkeley curve and heading over toward the bay bridge, that's the one. there's the bay bridge backup, the metering lights not yet on, but you saw the backup for the cash lanes. we will check on that in a few minutes. eastbound getting out of the city there is a disabled vehicle reported coming down toward treasure island. we will check on that status once the bridge crew arrives, the rest of the bay an