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 easy

light drive. developing story in the south bay. this morning we're finding out even more information on a wild chain of events in san jose that ended with the shooting of a woman. this all came to an end in west san jose just one mile away from downtown campbell. >> "today in the bay's" pete suratos joins us live where it all happened. pete, do we know how it all started? >> reporter: good morning, what we're learning this morning is that it was apparently a frantic sequence of events that led to that shooting but it happened in this area near eden avenue and d cadillac drive in san jose. san jose police are still looking for a shooter at this time. let's take you back to when this all happened. let's show you scene video from saturday night. these new details we are getting are according to the san jose mercury news, they're saying there was that sequence of events leading up to the shooting and there was a female victim driving with a male passenger and the two of them were apparently being chased by a motorist. that female victim eventually crashes into a tree and moments later a person walks up to that

fire wreck and fires several shots into the car. there was that male passenger in there, like i mentioned, that person was able to run away and that shooter fired shots at him as well. he was not hit, but he later spoke with police about this incident and helping them with that investigation. but the female victim had at least one gunshot wound and san jose police tell the paper she is on life support recovering from those injuries. police have not released any information on a possible motive or a description of the suspect. we're hoping to get more information from police at some point this morning, but it is a residential neighborhood that we're talking about where this shooting took place. of course, if you have any information to help out with this investigation, contact san jose police. we're live in san jose, pete suratos, for today in the bay. at 5:02, happening this morning, caltrans crews will reportedly lead a sweep of homeless people, this is in an area underneath connecting freeways in the south bay. the mercury news reports this morning a relatively recent tent city is growing near phillip

avenue in san jose. nearly 100 people may be living in tents underneath the tarps. homeless advocates promise to protest today's sweep. it is 5:03. new this morning san francisco has reportedly reached a legal settlement with a firefighter whose identity was leaked in connection with the death in the 2013 asiana airlines crash. a live look at sfo where the crash happened. examiner reports attorneys for the firefighter argued one teenage crash victim died after being struck by two emergency vehicles responding to the crash. that girl had been ejected from the plane and was covered in firefighting foam. since then investigators have concluded the girl was likely already dead, but the suit accused the fire department of scapegoating and retaliation in leaking the name of one of the vehicle drivers. the city has tentatively agreed to settle that case for $250,000, citing the uncertainty in proceeding with litigation.

developing this morning, investigators are zeroing in on the cause of yesterday's deadly train crash when an amtrak collided with a freight train in south carolina. they now believe a locked track switch diverted the amtrak on to the sidetrack where that freight train was parked. the engineer and conductor both died. more than 100 passengers were injured. some of those passengers later talked about the crash after taking buses to their destination in florida. >> woke up to a real loud boom at about 3:00 a.m. and i just returned to the bathroom and just curled up to go back to sleep and next thing you know i was bouncing off chairs and chairs were flying, cell phones, laptops. >> investigators still don't know why the track switch was locked. they plan to be back at the scene this morning. more details now, overnight we looked closer into recent rail-related deaths, the ntsb says last year there were 173 fatalities involving people on board trains, that included

freight passengers and commuter rail lines. as the recent amtrak-related deaths one person died last week when a charter train crashed into a garbage truck in virginia. three people died in december when an amtrak derailed outside of tacoma, washington. a live look at capitol hill 6c expecting another busy day in washington, d.c. expect to hear the word memo a lot again today. friday republicans released that memo alleging the fbi abusing its authority and playing politics. democrats say that's not true at all. democrats have their own memo on the russia investigation. today they will push for a vote to release the memo which they say paints a more accurate picture of why the fbi was monitoring a trump campaign aide. >> it's a point by point refutation of the basically propaganda talking points in the republican memo. >> this may not be the end of memos from the house intelligence committee. the republican chairman says he

has more information to release, including a look at how the state department may have been involved. 5:05. looking live in philadelphia this morning where it's possible some fans are still celebrating the city's first super bowl title ever. in true philly fashion some people got rowdy in the streets overnight. a group of fans came crashing down when an awning collapsed at the ritz carol ton. no serious injuries here. the other fans were caught on camera burning tom brady's jersey, some just hugged. >> what are you feeling right now, man? >> i can't believe it. >> yeah, the love. >> city of brotherly love. finally. it's a dream come true. >> you saw that, brotherly love. the love there. officials say that most fans remained peaceful but still others climbed on to the top of light poles and vehicles, some fans even toppled traffic lights in celebration. well, the celebrations come after the eagles won their first

super bowl game ever. that game had a lot of ups and downs, but ultimately ended with a huge defense play in philadelphia. "today in the bay's" wendy woolfolk is live in minneapolis to break down all the highlights from this epic game. wendy, a lot of people are talking about this this morning. >> reporter: i will be, marcus. good morning. i will be talking about this game for a long time. all i can say is wow. what an amazing back and forth. four full quarters. and then the eagles took control and now they're taking home the lombardi trophy. outside u.s. bank stadium bitter cold. >> i'm very excited. we are very excited for the super bowl. >> reporter: inside patriots and eagles fans heating things up early. the first quarter, offensive.

both teams marching down for early field goals. >> 26 yard attempt. ryan allen put it down. >> reporter: the teams trading scores. >> a play action. going for it all, into the end zone and it is caught. >> reporter: and in the second. >> inside the 10, takes it to the end zone. >> reporter: the eagles closing the half with a bit of trickery. >> they're going to snap it and it's trey burton who throws, caught, foles touchdown. >> reporter: for a ten-point lead followed by this. >> let's go. >> reporter: justin timberlake taking the spotlight with an elaborate and energetic halftime performance including a tribute to minneapolis native, prince. and closing in the crowd. >> here we go. >> reporter: a crowd that saw the second half start with a quick patriots score. >> gronkowski for the touchdown.

>> reporter: the eagles answering. >> touchdown. >> reporter: the two teams battling back and forth. tom brady and the patriots taking a late lead. but the eagles soaring back in front of this circus catch, then sealing the game with the turnover. >> the ball is out and philadelphia has it. >> my daughter, my wife, my family, my teammates, this city. we're very blessed. >> reporter: i just love that guy, he is my brand-new favorite. the eagles quarterback nick foles. my favorite of all time at this point, at least today in in cold weather. he started the season on the bench and he is ending the season brilliantly as the super bowl mvp. got to hand it to him. everybody is excited, especially in philadelphia today. live in a very frigid minneapolis, i'm wendy woolfolk. marcus, back to you.

>> wendy, you have the hat that i told you i like last week, you have it on, so you're my mvp this morning. staying warm. >> reporter: oh. >> usually you can find san mateo celebrating a super bowl win for its native son tom brady, but this morning it's danville instead. you see that sign at the sweet street candy shop on hearts avenue. zach ertz attended monta vista high school and remembered his roots after the game. >> 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. >> ertz also attended stanford. last night he played a big part in the eagles win, including scoring that go ahead touchdown with 2:20 left in the game. back to philadelphia, images overnight of some of the celebrations continue to pour into our feed. this is dangerous. >> i know. >> this guy was riding through the streets on top of a car in

his underwear. >> i was thinking -- okay. >> yeah. yeah. you know, you saw how cold it is there. >> he needs a hit. >> amongst other things. for more head to our website nbcbayarea.com. lucky he didn't fall off. >> i'm surprised it's not eicy there. starting out the morning with temperatures in the 40s saying bundle up, but there they are in temperatures that are single digits. well, it's not going to be that cold, in fact, look at today's high temperatures reaching into the mid 70s, a lot of sunshine here, upper 70s for this afternoon and we may be setting some records. i will talk more about that. mike, you have an early backup already at the bay bridge? yeah, there was that commercial being shot overnight and we had some slowing and then now this backup at the bay bridge. they may have slowed things down a little bit on the approach as well because of the disabled vehicle so all this got to cash lanes having the problem, fast

track not the case. we see the disabled vehicle getting over across the eastbound direction is just fine and so are the travel times, no problems aside from the early backup around the bay. back to you. thanks so much. >> look who we have. >> guess who is coming up, scott mcgrew. >> coming up on "today in the bay" as well, teens glued to their smart phones. >> people won't interact with each other, with headphones and just by themselves. >> new this morning and only on "today in the bay" we're showing you the novel approach one east bay high school is taking to keep their eyes on the board.

it's 5:15. good monday morning. we are starting out with clear skies, no fog, cool temperatures as we take a live look outside in san jose. let's go to willow glen where we will be at 50 degrees at 9:00 and normally we are at 60 degrees for a high, but look at where we will be by 3:00 today, 73 degrees. more sunshine in this forecast, also near record high temperatures. we will talk about those records coming up. and these times across your bridges pretty much what you would expect for the dumbarton bridge, just got word of a stall on the high-rise. we will track the change from ten minutes, maybe more coming up. we will check the map. it's quarter after 5:00 right now and new this morning keeping teenagers focused on class instead of their smart phones. >> one high school in the east bay has figured out a way to

keep students off of their mobile devices without actually taking them away. "today in the bay's" bob redell is live outside of san lorenzo high school with this innovative approach. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning. san lorenzo high still allows their students to bring their smart phones to campus, even allows them to keep them on their person throughout their classes with one caveat, at the start of every day at 8:00 they must insert their cells into these green pouches and shut them until around 310 nick in the afternoon, that's one the school unlocks the pouches. a san francisco company called yonder created the pouches specifically to curb cellphone use. the principal says ever since her 1,400 students art started yondering up she has seen the number of students sent to her

office for classroom disruptions decreased by 50%. teachers are spending less time dealing with cellphone distractions and in the classroom and you can see the students are actually more social in spite of the social media lockdown. >> transformative. it is absolutely changed our entire school climate and culture. students talk to me in the halls now, they have to talk to each other. a substitute teacher noticed better posture because they are not looking down at their phones in the hallways during class. >> people won't interact with each other. >> i have a lot of class time back. we go through every assignment way faster than we did in previous years. things i have done for years now take 10, 15 minutes fewer to complete the assignment. >> our grades have been getting better, significantly changed. to a's and b's, used to be c's and d's and stuff like that. i'm never worried about it now. >> magical.

>> reporter: now, a couple students we spoke with think the school's policy is too strict and wish they could unpouch during breaks and lunch, yonder secured a $40,000 grand to provide san lorenzo high with their product. the company tells us they are working with four other schools locally. you have san lorenzo high and our four are oakland high, edison charter and sf. reporting live in san lorenzo, bob redell, "today in the bay." it looks like another rough day on wall street. >> that's right. scott mcgrew, money is on the move. >> that's exactly right. money on the move. we talked about losses, laura, on wall street. really what's happening is money doesn't disappear, it moves. in this case out of equities, stocks, and into bonds. i'm investors are looking for the best and safest payoff and they're finding it not in stocks but bonds.

the dow plunged a beastly amount on friday, the nasdaq fell 144. embattled bank wells fargo will dismiss four board members. the san francisco bank has had problem after problem. the biggest is that account scandal where tellers signed up more than a million customers for accounts they didn't want and in many cases didn't even know they had. the fed has also restricted the way wells fargo can loan money. this is in many ways the harshest punishment we've seen against wells fargo so far. that became mow uber trial gets under way today. a recall for engineer is accused of taking the automated cars secrets with him over to you be autoer. became mow is the google owned car company, has had great success in automated cars and uber is trying to catch up. elon musk says his company spacex will launch the falcon heavy rocket tomorrow morning. it's three falcon rockets

strapped together and this is going to be the biggest rocket launch since the saturn 5 took astronauts to the moon. they will use the same launch pad as the apollo product and put a tesla car in it and orbit it around the sun with a dummy inside. when you test one of these rockets or any rocket you have to put some sort of payload in there. oftentimes it's cement, they just launch cement. >> so they thought why not put a car. >> why not double down? biggest rocket since i was in preschool. >> wow. that's amazing. >> tomorrow. >> a long time. >> that's cool. >> thanks, scott. well, this morning reviews are mixed for justin timberlake's super bowl halftime performance. >> here is one moment that definitely got a lot of people talking. ♪ >> yeah, that's timberlake's tribute to prince, beloved as a

favorite in minnesota. upset fans point to an old interview where prince said that using technology to revive dead artists is demonic. >> i just felt like i wanted to do something for this city and something for him that would just be the ultimate ohmage to what you consider the g-o-a-t of musicians. >> did you see an unintended star of the halftime show, so-called selfie kid. timberlake ended the performance in the stands, posing with a 13-year-old ryan mckenna from massachusetts. it became meme worthy with some people joking that mckenna was using his phone to google who is justin timberlake.

this morning we're getting our first look at that selfie plus the teen will enjoy the "today" show later this morning. >> he is big time now. >> yea, but some of the kids may not know who he is. >> true. interesting to hear that. >> he's enjoying it, though. >> he's famous. we're all just really excited about the super bowl -- >> we're waking up still. >> we calmed down from all that excitement yesterday and we will have a beautiful day again as we are going to head towards some record high temperatures. let's get a live look outside in san francisco. it's 54 degrees and the seven-day forecast is coming up at the bottom of the screen. let's talk about the record highs today that we may be setting some new ones in san jose 76 degrees is what i'm forecasting today, the record is 75, 2011 was a really who had year and we know why, we started to lead into that drought with some really dry and warm conditions. and other areas will be very close, but we do not expect widespread high temperatures to

be set and this year starting to get a little irritated by your allergies, here is the reason why. we have a lot of tree pollen. coming up to a moderate level. if you are on instagram following me @karihallweather share your super bowl memories. here is my daughter and her favorite spot where she lights to watch tv. yes, that's kind of in the console of the couch. i want to see your memories as well from yesterday. we are going to see more very warm weather over the next seven days and highs in the low 70s. it does cool off just a few degrees by the end of the week but notice there's still no rain. mike, you're tracking something on the dumbarton bridge. >> possibly a fender-bender across 84. overall green, all over most of the bay. looking for slowing across the dumbarton bridge. top of the high-rise in the westbound direction. this is actually a better travel time than we saw a few minutes fine in the westbound directio&ñ a little slowing across the bay

bridge. let me show you why the backup at the bay bridge fills in all these lanes, looks like they just turned the metering lights on. >> looks good. thanks, mike. coming up on "today in the bay," an emotional performance. ♪ o, say can you see >> pink speaking out this morning, the reason she struggled with her national anthem performance. of the flu ee

country. welcome back. it is 5:27. continuing coverage now of the flu epidemic sweeping the country. this morning doctors are trying to help people realize when to take their symptoms seriously. >> i think that's one of the real challenges of influenza is that people have a lot of misconceptions about what flu is and true influenza is a serious respiratory illness. i do think that there are people that unfortunately don't take influenza as seriously as they should. >> at last check california has had 127 flu deaths this season. friday we told you about a san mateo man who died just three days after getting sick. ♪ for the land of the free

>> and singer pink says that she is recovering from the flu. can you believe that? i thought she sounded great. she blames her kids saying, quote, they coughed in her mouth and rubbed her not on her. she said she's always wanted to sing the national anthem at the super bowl. >> i thought she did a great job. it shows that she is a mom. >> she's strong. beautiful voice. >> she sounded good. coming up on "today in the bay," a sorry that could affect your morning routine. changing school start times. yeah, how some south bay students will get their say today. plus new this morning, combating carpool cheaters, the ongoing struggle for bay area transit leaders.

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good morning. 5:31 for you right now as we take a live look at the bay bridge. beautiful sight. just like we wake up to "today in the bay," it's just like, wow, that's beautiful. >> is that how you wake up on a monday? >> i do. wow. >> wow, this is early. >> good morning, thank you for joining us, i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. let's check in with kari right now. we will say wow when it comes to the temperatures today. >> yes, i definitely say wow. we are not supposed to be this warm. even starting out this morning with some mild weather, only seeing some fog drifting around napa, watching that visibility down to about a quarter of a mile. yes, wow, look at this, high temperatures in the mid to upper 70s today.

we know it's early february and we should be seeing temperatures around 60 degrees. we're well above that. we will talk more about that in a few minutes and look ahead to the weekend. mike has an update on what's happening on the dumbarton bridge. >> westbound 84, the dumbarton bridge, an 18 minute drive time, went from yellow to orange, we just got a slower read on the average speeds across towards the peninsula, towards the facebook side. that is because of a disabled vehicle. apparently a crew didn't get out there. they said most of the activity now pushed off of the roadway on to one of the express ways, probably bay front expressway over towards facebook adding more congestion on the peninsula side. we should see a better speed across highway 84, 92 picks up the volume as does the rest of the bay. over toward the bay bridge we do have the backup and the metering lights, you would expect that as well. it's 5:32. happening today, it is a hotly contested issue at school districts across the bay area. one that could change your morning routine. tonight south bay students will

weigh in on school start times. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez joins us live in san jose with what's being debated. good morning, kris. >> reporter: good morning. this is a conversation that a lot of families have with their teenagers whether or not they got enough sleep. some teenagers here at the san jose union tied school district will make their case tonight for a later start to the school day so that they can get more rest. now, those students will make their case at a -- before a big audience at the san jose unified town hall meeting that's tonight for the whole district. the american academy of pediatrics recommends that middle and high school students start school no earlier than 8:30 in the morning. though i dug up a 2014 cdc study that revealed that the vast majority of secondary schools in the nation all start before that. 93% of high schoolers, 183% of middle schoolers start their day long before 8:30. as the students here at san jose

unified make their case to the district and parents they do have skriens on their side. i did research and found that teens need eight to ten hours a night of sleep according to the american academy of sleep medicine. and that teens get sleepier later in the night and so they need to sleep later in the morning. you can blame puberty for that, among other things. sleepy teens are more likely to be overweight, under active, have symptoms of depression and are likely to self-harm. also they have poor school performance. i want you to join the conversation on facebook and on twitter. i want to know what you think about starting the school day later in order to get kids a little bit more sleep. and i want to know how much your teens get to sleep. you can join that conversation on facebook, also put it up on twitter in case you're there. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> our teen, not a lot of sleep. thanks, kris. new this morning, support services will be available for students and staff at an east bay high school. today after a student died over

the weekend. according to the east bay times that student at freedom high school in oakley died. the student and school hasn't said how the school died, but counselors will be available for grieving students and staff. there have been several deaths at schools in east contra costa in recent months. last week we told you about how four students have died so far this school year at liberty high school in brentwood. all those super bowl parties have the chp very busy overnight. nbc bay area went on a ride along, an alleged drunk driver was pulled over just 15 minutes into that ride. while we're still waiting for arrest numbers from last night we do know more than 300 dui arrests were made in the last two weeks alone. that's about 40 more arrests than the same time last year. if you drive during the commute hours you probably noticed this one, let's just say not everyone in the carpool lane is legally supposed to be there. so now transportation leaders are reportedly trying to come up with new ways to cut down on carpool cheats.

the ig -- or ij, rather, cites that mtc reports this morning indicating one in five carpool lane drivers is going solo against the law. mtc leaders are holding a meeting to figure out how new technology might be used as a deterrent. live to the richmond-san rafael bridge, you're going to notice some signs popping up on that span later today. the signs will tell drivers when it's okay to use the new third lane on the lower deck. the lane is nearly complete and it's expected to open in april. in fact, take a look at this video, when the lane is operational commuters will see a green arrow, it means you're good to use the lane, the red x that would appear means you can't, the testing of the signals starts today. leaders in alameda will reportedly debate a controversial strategy they believe can cut down on the number of car thefts. tomorrow city council members will consider a plan to add a dozen license plate readers, the devices would scan each and every car going to and from

oakland. that plan would cost about a half a million dollars. privacy advocates fear the data could end up in the wrong hands. happening today in san francisco, a group of restaurant workers fight for their tips. they plan to deliver some 300,000 comments to the department of labor's office in the city. they're protesting against the trump administration's proposal to give employers more control over workers tips and distribute them as they like. under an obama era rule employers are blocked from collecting tips. the public comment period for the new proposal ends today. if you look back in history we know that palo alto is home to the first children's museum west of the mississippi. today talks of rebuilding it moves forward. the city council will discuss plans to redesign the junior knew seem and zoo on middle field road tonight. the proposed construction project includes a new museum, education building and outdoor zoo. the museum has been around since 1934 and animals were added some 30 years later. there are now more than 50

species living at the zoo. i will be honest, even though i know about the museum i actually haven't been there. i always talk about going because they had a lego show that i really can't to get to. over here moving well, green around the south bay. we do have a delay across that dumbarton bridge, i was wrong, earlier reports said they pushed a lot of activity off to bay front expressway but there are still two lanes blocked, only three across that westbound direction for the dumbarton bridge. we just saw some of that slowing clearing, maybe they addressed that. i will get the update. the san mateo bridge picking up more volume. also 237 coming on the westbound direction, westbound 580 there is a crash along lake shore. tracking that, looking for a possible slowdown over toward the maze. we just have those metering lights lights on at the bay bridge of course we would expect that. a lot of people coming off of a nice weekend hopefully, i'm sure they are thinking about the next one coming up.

we always think about the weekend. >> the weekend is always within view here. we are going to start you out with a look at saturday's forecast after a warm and dry week, that continues into your saturday. 71 degrees inland, the bay will be at 67 degrees and 65. so you already are thinking what can i going to do this weekend? it's going to be another one where you can head to the beach. by sunday our temperatures in the low 70s for the inland areas, the coast, though, will be the cool place to go, 63 degrees, cool in more ways than one. russian river valley we will have highs up to 74 degrees on friday, saturday 70 degrees and very comfortable on sunday as we keep that sun. going to santa cruz this weekend look for mostly some mid 60s and some sunshine. we will talk about what's ahead as we break it down for today. our temperature trend for san jose is coming up in three minutes. 5:39 right now. coming up next on "today in the bay," new this morning, the push to redesign a south bay mall

finally kicking into high gear. when we should learn what the future holds for cupertino's vallco mall. and a new plan this morning to help save dreamers, we will tell you all about it when "today in the bay" continues.

right now at 5:42 you may still be tired, but it's time to get up and get moving, get this monday started. we have all clear skies as we take a live look outside in san jose and as we go through the day we're going to start out at

50 degrees at 9:00, now normally we're hitting 60 degrees for this time of year, but look at where we're headed today. low 70s by 3:00, we could be setting new records here today. we will talk about that. also what to wear, that's coming up in five minutes. and heads up, dumbarton bridge drivers, this is about a 20 minute delay right now across that span heading over to the peninsula side from the east bay. we will track what's going on and give you the latest from chp and some alternates coming up. we're getting our first inside look at the events investigators believe likely sparked the north bay firestorm last october. the city of santa rosa is the first government agency to issue findings. this report is only tied to two smaller fires and it does not issue any blame. investigators trace the source of the fires to arcing power lines triggered by strong winds. those winds were some of the strongest firefighters had ever seen. our investigative unit has

uncovered some key findings about the north bay wildfires. to see our reporting going to nbcbayarea.com/investigations. happening today, the aging vallco mall in cupertino is heading towards a major makeover. food city leaders will start looking at future plans for the mall. menlo park based company sand hill bought that mall a few years ago. according to reports the company wants to build a 15 block mixed use development with retail and housing. also being planned, creating the largest rooftop park. 5:44. new this morning the fleet of new trucks will start appearing in santa clara county, but the goal of these trucks is to rescue fresh healthy foods from going into the trash. trucks are part of a new program by the county to collect and redistribute already prepared food from businesses and universities straight to 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 agencies to supporten the homeless and able to feed them the same day. >> you just heard from some county officials involved in this project. each year more than 34 million pounds of food are flown 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. there may be a deal in washington to save the dreamers. >> scott mcgrew joins us now. donald trump may not like it. >> because it doesn't fund his wall, but he did promise to sign

anything that was put in front of him so long as it was bipartisan and this deal is bipartisan. it was put together by senators john mccain, christopher kuhns. mccain one of the most powerful senators. we expect the pair will introduce the text of the bill today and it will include a path to citizenship. the daca deadline is in march but the government runs out of money again midnight thursday night. if the deal goes forward we expect congress will once again pass a continuing resolution, moving that shutdown deadline forward to a later date. meanwhile, reaction to the friday release of the nunez memo continues. this is the memo that fox news said would be the biggest scandal in american history. turned out to be somewhat unimpressive. it did succeed, though, in questioning the legitimacy of the fbi among conservatives.

the memo was written by republicans on the house intelligence committee and republicans who have a majority on that committee voted to release it and the white house approved. the democrats on the committee, mean while, led by adam schiff have their own memo but they are not allowed to show it to anybody. president trump doesn't want that memo released. president trump this morning tweeting about little adam schiff calling the congressman a liar along with the former head of the fbi and the former head of national intelligence. republicans onb! the intelligen committee assured americans the release of the memo had nothing to do with the mueller investigation into the white house, but it took the president less than 24 hours to seize on it. over the weekend he tweeted this, this memo totally indicates trump in the probe. so we will watch for that daca bill today and update it when we see it. you can always check me on on twitter, i'm @scottmcgrew. the time now 5:47.

we want to talk about those super bowl ads. this year a 30 second spot sold for a record $5 million. so what did they get for all that money? all kinds of monday morning quarterbacking on the best ads. one of them included giants quarterback eli manning who is getting all sorts of raves for his moves that he showed with giants receiver odell beckham jr. and all in the tune of a song that lives on in "dirty dancing" lure. ♪ >> yeah, it's all about that lift. who needs patrick swayze and jennifer gray when you have these two? what was your favorite ad? tweet us at nbc bay area to let us know. of course, we want to see that. >> i do like the uplifting, you know, fun ones, but i think the ones that really stuck out to me yesterday were the more sentimental ones and the one with the olympics and talking about the stories behind the

athletes. >> i love the paralympics one. did you see that one? >> with the girl -- >> that was well done i thought. >> so we are all going to be scrolling through social media today, talking about those super bowl ads and it's going to be a day hard to stay inside because we will be warming up into the upper 70s today. here is a live look outside at the bay bridge from our emeryville camera. looks pretty good there, no fog, and we have seen patchy fog around napa this morning. elsewhere it's clear. ukiah up to 77 degrees, oakland 72 and san jose 76. and that seven-day forecast is up at the bottom of the screen showing more dry weather. so could we set some records today? i think we will in a few spots, especially in san jose. the forecast the 76 degrees, the record is 75 and that was set in 2011. we know then in 2011 we had some really warm temperatures, but that's also what helped contribute to some of that dry

weather as we were going to lead into the drought. so as we get a look at what's happening this morning as you're getting dressed it's a day for a jacket to start and then maybe a dress for the afternoon because it's going to be reaching into the 70s, feeling more like spring around the bay area and as we get a look at what's happening across the region still a lot of clouds just to the north of us. this has been here and producing some rain for the pacific northwest, for us high pressure blocks it and keeps it dry even as we go throughout the week. here is the rest of the weekend, our trend as it will get a touch cooler as we start to get a little bit of a reversal of the wind and that will help bring in an on-shore flow, bring down our temperatures along the coast in the low 60s and some low 70s for the inland areas, but it's going to be a very warm start to this week. mike, you have a big delay across the dumbarton bridge. look at the number behind me. we expect to see slowing across the bay bridge now, the metering lights are on so it's a wait to get there and show up the incline. the dumbarton bridge that's the

tough drive, almost 25 minutes longer than we would expect at this time of morning, getting across highway 84. 92, the san mateo bridge, that is a smoother drive. look at the difference in the sensors. also, though, we are looking at what is actually probably feels much worse than it looks on this map, you are probably jammed just after you pass the toll plaza all the way up to the high-rise. the good news is the tow truck is in route, the bad news it's been in route for 25 minutes. 237 is also a good alternate for you westbound through silicon valley in toward milpitas and sunnyvale. no problems for the south bay. over toward the bay bridge we do have slowing for westbound 580, that crash at lake shore and another around 14th both causing a slower drive. the nimitz is your best drive heading north and the backup at the bay bridge what you would expect. coming up, next season in full swing. what most americans are planning to do with their tax refund. but first happening now, a developing story out of china. eight people are dead after gas

started leaking from a pipeline at a steel mill. officials say rescue and recovery efforts are still going on. plus new details on what cities offered amazon for the company's second headquarters. sacramento b reporting that sacramento city leaders offered grants, land donations and infrastructure financing. they even made a virtual reality video and bought a radio ad in seattle, but sacramento didn't even get in the top 20 of finalists. thanks a lot.

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our own garvin thomas is already in korea to cover our this week the olympic games begin. our own garvin thomas already in south korea to cover our local athletes. keeping an eye on his social media posts. last night he met mike tirico. he's @garvinthomas. the olympic ceremony is saturday. >> don't forget to join us. at 5:55. the expert who headed the independent investigation into the oroville spillway dam collapse says he's worried other dams could be at risk, too. >> john france set down with our investigative team to talk about what the failures at oroville means for all of california's

dams. here is stephen stock. >> long-term systemic failure, that's what the group of independent scientists and engineers says led to that spillway collapse at oroville a year ago but what worries the leader of that team the most is that similar problems could lead to failures at other dams. >> we in the report identify that there really is what we call a systematic failure of dwr as the owner. >> john francis' concerns about what happened at oroville dam last february were outlined in this 584 page independent forensic report which criticized the decisions at california's department of water resources that france' team said less to oroville's failure. >> nowhere along the way did anyone go back and look at the original design and construction and performance over the years and ask does that indicate that we might have a vulnerability at this project. >> france also worries about

this memo from dwr engineers sent out last june and obtained by nbc bay area. showing seven other dams in the state that are similar to oroville in age, construction and design. dams dwr says need special attention to make sure that they, too, do not have safety vulnerabilities. >> i hope that from this report and from what happened at oroville dwr will learn from that. >> coming up tonight we investigate the details behind this memo and tell you which dams are listed on it. we'll also examine those dams' inspection records and tell you what it means for your safety. that's coming up later tonight. i'm stephen stock, nbc bay area news. if you have a story for our investigative unit give us a call, the number is 888-996-tips or you can visit our website nbc bay area.com/we investigate. some iphone x owners have

discovered an usual bug in their $1,000 device that's preventing them from answering calls. when it rings the iphone's touch screen appears to be delayed from turning on up to ten seconds. that's actually preventing users from tapping the virtual button to answer. apple says it's looking into the report. new this morning most americans already know how they're going to spend their upcoming tax return. the average tax refund will be about $3,000 this year. a survey from tax slayer found most people plan to save it, pay down debt, treat themselves or all three. financial experts say that you should look at your finances and decide where you can put that money to best use. you've got your retirement contributions on track, you've got an emergency fund, you don't have any debt, you know, then maybe, yeah, you can go ahead and spend a little bit more of that money. >> and this year a lot of people

can expect bigger paychecks that's because of a reduction in the payroll taxes that start this month. and where you live might determine how you receive your tax refund. smart asset compiled data from last year's refunds and found maine had the lowest average, $2300. tacks h texas had the largest average. mean while wyoming which has a smaller population had the least refunds. overall the irs refund is $324 billion last year. right now at 6:00 a lot of questions remain after an apparent chase and shooting of a woman in a south bay neighborhood. the new details emerging on the strange series of events that led to violence. plus a homeless camp sweep planned in just hours underneath a busy south bay freeway interchange. the protest happening in response. and -- >> flares out to the right.

caught over the middle and into the end zone. zach ertz. >> that was pretty cool catch. bay area native zach ertz with the game winning touchdown at super bowl lii. we have coverage of the thrilling finish and the big moments everyone is talking about, it's super bowl monday. "today in the bay" continues right now. a very good monday morning to you, thanks so much for joining us, i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. as we get started on this monday morning and, kari, we have to say thank you for all you do. today is national weather person day. >> oh, thank you. >> you do so much for us, you keep us, you know, guided what to wear. >> okay. i think you all appreciate me today because the weather is nice. >> that's pretty much it. >> it's going to be amazing today and really warm for this time of year. we start out with temperatures at 50 degrees right now in san jose, it's 48 degrees in oakland and palo alto and 40 now in napa