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

where i've been watching some fog drift around. as we get a look at that school day forecast, it's 50 degrees, definitely need a jacket, but not later on today, we will be at 71 degrees at 1:00 today. it's going to be a really warm. we will talk about more of those temperatures coming up, but, mike, you were saying there is a problem if you're heading to facebook this morning. i hope you will not blame the messenger. warning you, most of the bay looks great, but the dumbarton bridge that is a very slow drive. as we look at this slow drive heading up to the high-rise where there are vehicles blocking your two right lanes, only one gets by, we are looking at what could be a half an hour, maybe more. we just upped the time, it was about a half hour delay but now that travel time registers that it's 45 minutes heading across from the east bay. that is a big problem. 92 the san mateo bridge moves much more smoothly and that's a better drive. no problems getting to the bay bridge. the earlier crash looks like

it's cleared west 580 over at lake shore. back to you. developing this morning, we're learning more about a wild chain of events in san jose that ended with a woman being shot. it all happened in west san jose just about a mile from downtown campbell. >> "today in the bay's" pete suratos is live where this all unfolded to explain -- looks like we're having a problem -- oh, there we go. pete, now do we have you? explain to us how this all started. >> reporter: good morning, marcus and laura. first things first, where this all happened, i would call it a residential neighborhood, you see a number of apartments and homes in this area, but it started on eden avenue and cadillac drive on saturday night and right now we're not getting information from police as far as if this was a targeted or a random shooting, but let's show you the video from when this all took place on saturday night and i want to point out that police are still looking for a shooter in all of this, but the new details that we're getting are coming from the san jose mercury news where they say there was a frantic sequence of events leading up to that shooting on

saturday night. they're saying that the female victim was driving with a male passenger and the two were being chased by a motorist. that female victim crashed into a tree and a person walked up to that wreck and fired several shots into the car. now, that male passenger was able to run away as the shooter fired shots at him as well. he was not hit. but later spoke with police about the incident. now, we're still waiting to get more information from police, as i mentioned, of course, if you have any information to help out with this case contact san jose plils. we're live in san jose, pete suratos for "today in the bay." happening this morning, caltrans crews will reportedly lead a sweep of homeless people in an area underneath connecting freeways in the south bay. mercury news reports this morning that a relatively recent tent city is growing in san jose. this sits under the 101, 280, 680 interchange. nearly 100 people may be living in tents underneath the tarps. now homeless advocates promised

to protest today's sweep. new this morning san francisco has reportedly reached a legal settlement with a firefighter whose identity was leaked in connection with the death in a 20 # 13 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. the girl had been ejected from the flame and was covered in firefighting foam. since then fire investigators 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 agreed to settle the case for $250,000 citing the uncertainty with proceeding with litigation. now a live look at capitol hill where we're expecting another busy day in d.c. you can expect to hear the word memo a lot of times again today.

friday republicans released a memo alleging the fbi is abusing its authority and playing politics. democrats say that's not true ought all. democrats will push for a vote to release their 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 be the end of the memos for the white house intel committee. the republican chairman says that he has more info to release, including a look at how the state department may have been involved. 6:05 on your monday morning. super bowl monday. live look in philadelphia where it is possible some fans are up celebrating the city's first super bowl title ever. a lot of people got rowdy in the streets overnight celebrating. a group of fans came crashing down when an awning collapsed at the ritz-carlton.

luckily there were no serious injuries there. other fans were caught on camera, they were burning tom brady's jersey. others were much more peaceful, they just hugged it out. >> what are you feeling right now, man? >> i can't believe it. >> they can't believe it. >> city of brotherly love. finally. it's a dream come true. >> a lot of celebrating there. officials say most fans remained pretty peaceful but still others climbed on top of light poles and cars. it's not just fans who are celebrating this morning, the team is waking up as super bowl champions for the first time in 52 years. "today in the bay's" wendy woolfolk is live outsoid of u.s. bank stadium in minneapolis this morning with the big moments from the game. i'm sure the excitement of the eagles fans kept things warm there last night. >> reporter: absolutely. good morning, marcus. it was a wow factor, a ten for

sure. an amazing game, four full quarters of back and forth. the good game that everybody was looking forward to, but in the end 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. >> 25 yard attempt is good. >> reporter: 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, caught, foles, touchdown. >> for a ten-point lead followed by this -- ♪ >> reporter: justin timberlake taking the spotlight with an alley plate 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. >> touchdown. >> reporter: but the eagles soaring back in front of this circus catch, then sealing the game with the turnover. >> the ball is out! philadelphia has it! >> my daughter, my wife, my family, my teammates, this city,

we're very blessed. >> reporter: boy, that is philly's hero, let me tell you, nick foles, the quarterback for the eagles. he started this season on the bench, ending the season, though, with the mvp title for the super bowl. i would call that a job well done. live here in frigid minneapolis, i'm windy woolfolk. laura and marcus, back to you in warm california. >> very warm. all right. you can shed the hat and head west, wendy. usually you can find san mateo sbeb lagt a win for tom brady, but this morning it's danville instead. check out the sign at the sweet street candy shop. eagles tight end zach ertz attending danville monte vista high school. he 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 anything that we ever needed to. >> ertz also attended stanford. last night he played a big part in the eagles win including that score and go ahead touchdown with 2:20 left in the game. i like how he appreciated his mom, too, kari. >> that was cute. i love that. they're always so gracious for all that hard work, too, that they had to endure. as we look at our pollen count i want to talk about this really fast right now at 6:10 because i had to take some allergy pills over the weekend. if you are starting to seize and your throat is itching we have our trees budding right now all of this very warm and dry weather. tree pollen is moderate. look at how warm it's going to be again today. mid to upper 70s and we may be setting some records. so i will talk more about that in a few minutes. mike, you are hearing about a little progress at the dumbarton bridge. we are hearing about the progress on the high-rise of west 84, look at the jam there. the rest of the bay looks great, but unpleasantly and

unexpectedly slow getting over towards the facebook side of that dumbarton bridge where you're jammed up because now we have one lane blocked, two are open. a little progress there, but a crash at the high-rise. 92 looks pretty good. also looking at a smooth flow of traffic. right now look at the difference between the dumbarton bridge and san mateo bridge. we expect the dumbarton bridge to be 15 minutes right now, so we are adding another 40 minutes, that's a very tough drive. west 237 is a great option for folks. back to you. coming up next on "today in the bay," addicted to cell phones. all new this morning, and only on "today in the bay," a novel approach bun bay area high school is taking to get kids off of their cell phones and focus in the classroom. looks like another very rough day on the stock market. i will explain why when "today in the bay" continues.

6:14 on this monday morning. it's really a slow start for us. still trying to recover from last night. but it's going to be a beautiful day and that makes it easier to get out of bed. look at our temperatures where we begin in santa teresa. we will be at 50 degrees and highs today in the low 70s in san jose. we will have more 70s in the forecast if you missed out on it today, we will talk about it more coming up in five minutes. right now a tremendous delay

across the dumbarton bridge which is starting to pick up the volume when a crash was stuck on the high-rise. an alternate to the south, westbound 237. it is 6:15 right now, 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 their mobile devices without taking them away. "today in the bay's" bob redell joins us live outside san lorenzo high school with a pretty innovative approach. >> reporter: san lorenzo high school still allows their students to wring 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 in the morning each student must insert their cells into one of these green pouches and lock them shut. essentially turning their social media life lines into inaccessible useless pieces of

plastic until 3:10 in the afternoon, that's when the school unlocks the pouches with the special magnets so the kids can have access to their phones been. yonder created these pouches specifically to curb cellphone use. san lorenzo's principal tells us ever since his students started yondering up, she has seen the number of students sent to her office for classroom disruptions decrease by more than 50%. teachers are spending less time dealing with cellphone distractions in their classrooms and as you can see in this video shot by the school the students are more social in spite of the social media lockdown. >> transformative. it is absolutely changed our entire school climate and culture. students to 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.

>> people 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 that i've done for years now take 10, 15 minutes fewer to complete the assignment. >> our grades have been getting better. like significantly changed. to a's and b's, used to get c's and d's. it's like i'm never worried about it now. >> magical. >> reporter: a couple students with spoke with think the school's policy is too strict and wish they could unpouch during breaks and lunchtime. yonder, the company behind the pouches secured a $40,000 grant to provide san lorenzo with their product. the company is also working with other schools locally, four of them. you have san lorenzo plus the other four, oakland high, edison charter and friones continuation

and caliber beta academy in richmond. reporting live in san lorenzo. bob redell, "today in the bay." 6:18 right now. it looks like it's going to be another rough day on wall street. >> scott mcgrew joins us now. money is on the move. >> we talk about losses on wall street but what's really happening is money doesn't disappear it just moves around. in this case out of equities, into bonds. investors are looking for the best and safest payoff and they think that's going to be in bonds and not stocks. the dow plunged a beastly amount on friday, the nasdaq fell 144. wells fargo will dismiss four board members as part of a settlement it reached with the federal reserve. the san francisco bank has had problem after problem, their biggest is that account scandal where tellers signed up more than a million customers for accounts they didn't want. in many cases didn't even know they had. the fed is also restricted the way that wells fargo can loan money. this is the harshest punishment we've seen against the bank so

far. the became mow uber trial gets under way today. a former became mow engineer accused of taking the automated car secrets with him over to goog google. uber is trying to catch up. tomorrow the biggest rocket launch since the moon launch. elon musk says his company spacex will launch the falcon heavy rocket around 10:30 our time. it's three falcon rockets strapped together. this will be the most powerful rocket ever since the saturn 5 took the astronauts to the moon. they will use the same launch pad that the apollo project and neal armstrong and all those guys did. this is tesla with a dummy astronaut inside. they will send that in orbit around the sun. yes, it's a publicity stunt but also when you test a rocket you need to put some kind of payload in there to simulate the satellite or capsule or what not. >> someone waiting for their

tesla is like, hey, wait a minute. >> you can see it every morning. >> thanks a lot. this morning reviews are a little mixed for justin timberlake's halftime performance. here is one moment that definitely got a lot of people talking. ♪ >> that was timberlake's tribute to prince, beloved as a favorite son of minnesota. timberlake saying along with the recording and video. upset fans point to an old interview where prince said that using technology to revive dead artists is demonic. after that timberlake talked about why he wanted to honor the late rock star. >> 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 i consider the goat of

musicians. >> the unintended star of the staff time show, the selfie kid. timberlake ended the performance in the stands, he was posted with 13-year-old ryan mckenna from massachusetts. the moment immediately became so 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 as well plus a teenager will join the "today" show later this morning i guess talk being that moment. seems like there's always a moment in these shows, right? >> somebody sees something and you are just like, wait a minute. oh, my gosh, that was too funny, though, that selfie and what people are saying online about it. that was cute. all right. so we're all still talking about our memories from over the weekend and i will share with you one of my memories from yesterday, but let's get a look at our high temperatures for today after this chilly start we

will be at 72 degrees in oakland and 73 in san francisco. in san jose expect a high of 76 degrees. we may be setting new records here and we continue on with some dry weather, all of the clouds and rain we've seen across the pacific northwest just staying there, high pressure is blocking it and keeping any of those clouds with some rain from moving into the bay area. we talked about the super bowl and here is one of my memories, watching my daughter looking at the tv from one of her favorite spots, kind of in that compartment inside the couch. that's one of her favorite places to hang out. i'm @holiday weekend weathkarih instagram. let's get a look at where we're headed for the rest of the week. san francisco stays in the low 70s for the next few days. it does get a little cooler once we see the return of that on-shore flow bringing in an ocean breeze and slightly cooler

temperatures, but still no rain in the seven-day forecast. we will talk more about that. mike, highway 84 still the worst drive. >> it is. westbound is your commute direction, a horrible direction to take right now. most of the bay looks great, typical slowing through pleasanton as you would expect for the tri-valley. the san mateo bridge looks a lot better than the dumbarton bridge which is jammed up because we still have one lane blocked by a crash at the high-rise getting over toward what often is referred to as the facebook side. 237 is an alternate for you. we are looking from union city right across the bridge to the whipple side over that palo alto, that's the worst drive by about 20 minutes. take 237, a better advantage. back to you. coming up next 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. santn

foot cost him a lot more than he expecte 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 one tricky word all of us need to look for in the doctor's office. >> good morning. brad abel says his doctor at kaiser recommended an ultrasound machine to help fix his broken foot. he said he asked if his kaiser insurance covered it and he says

the doctors 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 talked kaiser. it opened an inquiry and brad got his $842 back. if i could rewind time i'd recommend that brat get a written estimate from the doctor and vendor saying that the machine was covered and that the price was zero. the tricky lingo here is the word "covered." kaiser noted in general that when a doctor's office says the treatment is covered you can't just assume covered means free. many health plans might cover a procedure yet still require you to pay a portion, possibly hundreds of dollars and that is where a written estimate under front is so important.

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clear start across the bay area. right now it's 6:30. we are off to a cool and mostly clear start across the bay area. a nice live look outside from downtown san jose. those temperatures will creep up today and feel like spring almost. nice way to start a monday morning. thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. we want to head over to meteorologist kari hall keeping a track of what we can expect with the weather. looks like we will be able to shed the jackets today. >> you will need it for the morning but not thevéim afterno. as you're getting the kids ready in the tri-valley check out this temperature spread. 46 degrees as you head out during the morning and by recess they're already feeling some upper 50s and low 60s, by the time you pick them up from school it will be 71 degrees. so a very chilly start, a very warm afternoon. all of that sunshine heats up our temperatures into the mid 70s around the bay area. even san francisco will feel 70s again today, pretty much like yesterday.

we will talk about how long this trend continues. mike, you're still focusing on the dumbarton bridge. >> i am because even though around the bay we are seeing the commute start to building, the dumbarton bridge is the most unexpectedly slow drive across the bay. we have a crash at the high-rise. there is a rumor floating around that they may have just cleared those lanes, but i'm waiting until the chp officers on seen say, yes, that is cleared. in the meantime we have that backup going all the way back to the fremont and newark side and around the toll plaza another fender-bender in lanes that will be a distraction. more build for the san mateo bridge westbound 92. your best bet right now is if you are south of that dumbarton bridge go down to 237 westbound, it's starting to show a slow down through sunnyvale and san jose but it is quicker than coming across west 84 right now. happening today, students in the south bay will debate a controversial issue, school start times and it could completely change your own morning routine. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez is live in san jose to explain why pushing start times

back has a major impact on students' health. kris? >> reporter: had i there. chances are if you have a teenager that teenager is not getting enough sleep and part of the reason could be that school starts before 8:30 for almost all high school students across the nation, middle school students as well, and that includes here in san jose. that's why some students here at san jose unified will make their case to change that at least in their district. they will make that case later today before a big audience, a san jose unified town hall meeting. the american academy of pediatrics recommends that middle and high school students start school no earlier than 8:30 in the morning. i dug out a 2014 cdc study that revealed that the vast majority of secondary schools in the nation start before that. 93% of high schools in the country, 83% of middle schools in the country start before 8:30. now, as students try to persuade

their district and parents tonight they do have some science on their side. i did some research and found that teenagers need 8 to 10 hours a night according to the american academy of sleep medicine. and that teens actually get sleepier later at night, so it's hard for them to go to bed early and that's where they need to sleep later in the morning. you can actually blame puberty for that. sleepy teens are more likely to be overweight and underactive, have symptoms of depression and self-harm, poor school performance and they are more likely to hurt themselves. join the conversation on facebook and twitter. i want to know what you think about a later school start and how much sleep your kids get. i did just hear from a parent in the fremont union high school district that includes homestead high school and their bell schedule should start no earlier than 8:00 in the morning and that is a district wide effort to try to get kids the most healthy sleep that is possible. tonight's meeting is at 6:30 at

leland high school, it is a san jose unified town hall meeting, its open to all parents in the district. join the conversation on facebook and twitter. in san jose kris sanchez, "today in the bay." it's 6:35. this morning 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 a student at freedom high school in observing lay died. counselors will be availing for grieving students and staff. there will be several deaths of students in east contra costa in recent months. last week we told you how four students have died so far this year at liberty high school in brentwood. many people celebrating the super bowl kept chp busy last night. we went on a ride along, an alleged drunk driver was pulled over 15 minutes into the drive. while we are waiting on arrest numbers from last night we dough know that 300 dui arrests were

made in the last two weeks alone. palo alto is home to the first children's museum west of the mississippi and today talks of rebuilding it are moving forward. city council will discuss plans to redesign the junior museum and zoo tonight. the proposed construction project including a new museum, an education building and a new jut door zoo. the museum has been around since 1934. animals were added 30 years later. there are now more than 50 species living at the zoo. live to the richmond-san rafael bridge. you will notice signs popping up on the span later today. the signs will tell drivers when it's okay to use the third lane on the lower deck. that lane is nearly complete and expected to open in april. when those lanes are operational during peak hours that one lane, actually, commuters will see the green arrow sign, that means you are good to us auto the lane. the red x means you can't use it. the testing of those signals again today and certainly could

be a help for a lot of people. don't worry, from what i understand it's not expected to be a huge distraction. they will test some of the lights on the signs, they are not going to actually light up the x or arrow from what i understand. still be prepared, there will be something to notice as you're traveling across the bridge until they open those lanes in april. we wish they had more lanes across the dumbarton bridge. the south bay starts the build. silicon valley folks waking up and coming into work, that may weren't more traffic coming across 237. as an alternate to west 84 across the dumbarton bridge. the speed sensors are subtly improving. even though chp did not confirm from the scene we do see the speeds starting to improve. they might have cleared the crash at the high-rise. farther back approaching the toll plaza that might be a new crash coming off of the newark side and 880. getting across toward the bay bridge a smooth drive. look at the difference between these bridges, the san mateo and the dumbarton bridge, definitely

92 is the one to hit right now. >> a lot of people coming off a great super bowl weekend. >> they're saying at least 14 million people actually call in sick today. >> wow. >> so maybe you are up but you're watching this morning and you're already thinking about the weekend, right? why not? because we have had such amazing weather and it doesn't change even as we go into saturday. highs for the inland areas up to 71 degrees, 65 for the coast and maybe on this sick day you will go to the beach. well, on a sunday we're going to see more of the same. temperatures reaching into the low to mid 60s for the coast and up to 70 degrees for those inland valleys. maybe you will go to russian river valley, it's going to be so nice and sunny, temperatures coming down just a few degrees by sunday and we still keep that sunshine and for santa cruz we're going to be in the mid 60s all weekend long. it's going to be still all dry across the bay area with well

above normal temperatures. i will break it down for today, give you an idea of what to expect before you head out the door, or not, that's coming up in three minutes. we will be here, that's for sure. thanks, kari. it is 6:39. coming up next on "today in the bay," new developments in the north bay wildfires. what we're learning this morning about the source of two smaller wildfires that broke out back in october. we thought we had a deal to defend the dreamers and about 45 seconds ago the president tweeted deal is off. not a pretty day on wall street. the dow is down 218 points right there. it fell some 215 points. now 5% lower from record as the stocks resume friday's ugly selloff. the time is 6:39. you're watching "today in the bay."

it's 6:42 now. beautiful sunrise as we get this monday started as we take a live look outside in san jose. it's a cool start with our temperatures already making it up to 56 degrees in evergreen. by 8:00 this morning. now, normally we are at about 59 to 60 degrees, but look at how warm it's going to be today and we may set a new record high temperature. i will talk about that is correct also what to wear, that's coming up in five minutes. and look at the bottom number, yeah, that's the dumbarton bridge, very slow across toward the peninsula side. it's not completely cleared as far as chp says but this number

has improved a little bit. there you go from 39 to 35. we just saw that change. we will track the updates and i will give you alternates if you're heading to the peninsula. it is 6:43. we're getting our first inside look at the events investigators believe likely sparked the north bay firestorm last october. city of santa rosa is the first government agency to issue its findings. it's report is only tied to two smaller fires and it doesn't issue any blame. investigators trace the source of the fires to arcing power lines triggered by strong winds. the winds were some of the strongest firefighters had ever seen. our investigative unit has uncovered some key findings about the north bay wildfires as well. head to nbcbayarea.com/investigations. new this morning the fleet of new trucks, food trucks, will start a spearing in santa clara county but the goal is to rescue fresh healthy foods going into the trash. the 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 also taking liability for this clearing the way for businesses to participate. santa clara convention center, 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 shooter period of time, i mean, it definitely may be possible to get directly to agencies who support the homeless and able to feed them the same day. >> those are some of the county owes initials involved in the program. each year more than 34 million pounds of food are thrown away in sclail county.

that's more than enough to feed 200,000 people in need. the new trucks will start rolling out in the spring. moments ago president trump said no deal to a bill to protect dreamers. >> good morning, the very latest is just from seconds ago, marcus. president trump tweeting he would not agree to a bill put together by senators john mccain and christopher coons, a republican and a democrat. this would have saved daca and then funded a study of what we need on the southern border. not a wall, a study. for that president trump says that's not going to work. mccain of course one of the most powerful senators. we expect the pair will introduce the text of the bill today anyway and it will include a path to citizenship. now, the daca deadline is in march, but the government runs out of money again midnight thursday night. if the mccain deal goes forward we could expect congress to once again pass a continuing resolution moving the deadline

shutdown a little later, but it doesn't look like that's going to happen because of this news we got minutes ago. meanwhile, reaction to friday's 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 kind of unimpressive. it did succeed in questioning the legitimacy of the fbi among conservatives. the memo written by republicans on the house intelligence ¤[nssrátee and republicans who have a majority on the committee voted to release it and the white house approved. the democrats on the committee who are 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. trump this morning tweeting about little adam schiff, in fact, call the congressman a liar. along with the head of the fbi, a former head and the former head of the national intelligence as well. schiff replied about 45 minutes ago. mr. president, i see you have had a busy morning of executive

time. instead of tweeting those false smears the american people would appreciate it if you turned off the tv and helped solve the funding crisis, protected dreamers or really anything else. executive time is the white house term for the president's private time mostly spent in the residence between 8:00 a.m. and when he arrives at the oval office around 11:00 a.m. and when we see him most often tweet. we're tweeting all the time. we're examining the president's tweets and executive orders right now on "today in the bay" and i'm on twitter @scottmcgrew. we want to talk about those super bowl ads right now. this year a 30-second spot sold for a record $5 million. so what did we get for all that money? all kinds of monday morning quarterbacking on the best ads. some include the giants quarterback eli manning who is getting a lot of attention for his moves that he showed with odell beckham jr. and it was all to the tune of this song that lives on in "dirty dancing." ♪

>> it is all about that lift. who needs patrick swayze and jennifer gray when it comes to these two? what was your favorite ad. you can tweet us @nbcbayarea to let us know. >> it's kind of fun. >> tide did a great job, they had these ads -- >> they were all over the place. >> no, it's not that ad, it's a tide ad. >> i really liked the olympic ads because they kind of told you the story behind the athletes and we're a lot more sentimental. >> and what's happening right here on nbc bay area. >> the olympics. >> the olympics on thursday. we are so excited about that and the opening ceremony on friday. well, okay, so as you get to work you're talking about the olympics and also the high temperatures and how hot it's been and also the super bowl.

you don't want to miss work today, right? here is a look at how warm it's going to be. 76 degrees in san jose and our record is 75, that was set back in 2011. concord we are going to be very close, i think also a lot of our other cities are going to be very close to setting a new record. but san jose i think will hit it today. as you get ready to head out the door we are getting you ready for the school day in oakland, it's going to be 50 degrees to start and then it warms up so quickly, we will be at 65 degrees by the time you pick them up. a lot more comfortable. a jacket for the morning and then you can wear something a little bit more like spring, like a dress. so you do need to dress in layers today, jacket and dress are definitely good options for getting you out the door this morning. we do still have the strong area of high pressure that will keep it dry, keep us in with the northerly wind. as we head into the weekend we will get a slight on-shore flow that's going to help bring our temperatures down and we will go from the low 70s in san

francisco to the low 60s by the end of the week. notice all of those sun icons, nothing but sunshine throughout the rest of the week. no rain offer the next seven days. mike, you are still tracking the dumbarton bridge, but it seems to be improving some. seems to be. if you're driving across it it's really bad. westbound 84 we had the crash at the high-rise. chp has cleared the scene. looking at the south bay, typical build, same thing for the tri-valley and upper east shore freeway continues with the delay. the dumbarton bridge still all that congestion, sounds like all lanes are clear getting into the peninsula. a lot more traffic heading over toward facebook. westbound 237 is a good option. let me show you what the waze system has plotted out. it was telling us 237 was the best bet but we're comparing three routes across the san mateo bridge, 237 and the dumbarton bridge. purple, the best route across 84. it's plotted out a special route to stay off some of the backup

on the freeway, it beats the other options by times 20, sometimes 40 minutes. to get that same option and the adjustments while on the roadway join nbc bay area wazers. make sure you have us on on your side. back to you. coming up a quick look at the top stories here on "today in the bay" including an apparent chase and shooting in the south bay. the information we're just learning this morning about what led up to the violent incident. first happening now, a developing story out of china. eight people are dead after gas started leaking from a pipeline at a steel mill. rescue and recovery efforts are still going on. plus new details on what cities offered amazon for the second headquarters. sacramento city leaders offer%ñ more than $500 million in job grants, land donations and infrastructure financing. this he even made a virtual reality video and bought a radio ad in amazon's hometown of seattle. sacramento even get in the top 20 of the finalists. in theay

welcome back. before you head out the door the time now is 6:54. here are the top stories on "today in the bay." taking live look at police headquarters in san jose. officers continue to search for a shooter. a woman is on life support this morning. we now know a little little more about the chain of events

unfolding a mile away from downtown campbell. someone was chasing a man and woman in a car on saturday. she crashed and moments later someone walked up to the wreck and opened fire. caltrans crews will lead a sweep of homeless people today, this is in the area underneath the freeway interchange in the south bay. according to the mercury news a tent city is growing near philippe avenue in san jose under the 101/280/680 interchange. 100 people may be living in tents or under tarps. homeless advocates promised to protest today's sweep. live look from sfo. san francisco reportedly reached a legal settlement with a firefighter whose identity was leaked in connection with the death of 2013 asiana airlines crash. attorneys for the firefighter argued one teenage crash victim died after being struck by two emergency vehicles responding to the crash. the girl had been ejected from the plane and was covered in firefighting foam. since then fire 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 the case for $250,000 citing the uncertainty in proceeding with the litigation. a wild night in philadelphia. eagle fans got a bit rowdy in the streets overnight while celebrating the super bowl victory. one group of fans came crashing down when an awning collapsed it he ritz-carlton. the fans were caught burning tom brady's jersey. police say that those fans remained peaceful but some climbed on top of light poles. danville has a lot to celebrate after the super bowl. check out this sign at the sweet street candy shop. eagles tight end zach ertz who scored the game winning touchdown went to monte vista high school, also attended stanford. coverage of the super bowl continues next on the "today" show. a complete super bowl wrap up as the eagles defeat the patriots to win their first championship

in franchise history. a live look at san leandro high school. a new system is being credited with drastically cutting smartphone use. students are allowed to bring their phones to school, hold on to them during class, but the phones have to be locked away in green pouches there. they only unlock when school ends. the bags unlock with the help of some special magnets. the pouches were specifically made by a bay area company, they rolled out at san leandro high school thanks in part to a grant. the vallco mall could soon get a major makeover. city leaders will begin looking at future plans for the mall. sand hill bought the mall a few years ago. the company wants to build a 15 block mixed use grid with retail and housing and create the world's largest rooftop park. you will need a reservation to see an amazing sight at yosemite national park. they set up a new system to reserve a slot to see the

yosemite fire fall. there have been traffic jams in the past and pedestrian safety concerns. this year you will need to apply for a free day permit for parking. it's pretty spectacular. happening today students in san jose will weigh in on school start times. students are set to make a case that class should start later. the american academy of pediatrics recommends that middle and high school students start no earlier than 8:30 in the morning. but a 2014 study we found overnight shows that a vast majority start before that. tonight's meeting is being held at leland high school, that's at 6:30. it was a pretty big weekend for the movies. for san jose's winchester mystery house, a film about the house and it's owner hitting the big screen. it finished in third place earning $9 million a pretty good start considering the budget was $3 million. jaw mana "jumanji" back on top, that movie has earned more that happen $800 million.

a live look from our cameras overlooking san francisco this morning. a beautiful start to our day. we are off to a cool but mostly clear start to the morning. >> kari has a look at our forecast for today. >> very warm this afternoon and we are going to be in the mid 70s again. pretty much like yesterday, san francisco, 73 degrees and some still low 70s for the rest of the week. some mid 70s for the inland areas and it gradually comes down just a few degrees, but notice no rain. >> we do need it. >> right now we have a tough morning for drivers across the dumbarton bridge. >> highway 84, that's a tough drive right now across the span. overall around the bay things are looking really good, just kicking in for the south bay, just recovering west 84. the earlier crash looks like it's been cleared from the high-rise. jammed heading toward the toll plaza on the fremont newark side. the san mateo bridge is an alternate. that's what's happening "today in the bay." we are back at 7:25 with a live

local news update. >> join us for nbc bay area news at 11:00 on this monday morning. have a great day. good morning. fly, eagles fly. >> caught over the middle and into the end zone. >> the philadelphia eagles upset tom brady and the new england patriots to win their very first super bowl ever in dramatic fashion. and back home in philly, it's bedlam. >> the city of brotherly love. >> we're live in minneapolis with the latest on the game, the celebrations and we'll talk live to some of the game's big heroes. what went wrong? federal investigators on the scene of that deadly train crash in south carolina. an amtrak train slamming into a