the south bay.. a violent night in san jose. including a deadly double shooting at a denny )s. following breaking news in the south bay. a violent night in san jose, including a deadly double shooting at a denny's. we're live at the scene with what led to the violence. good morning, thank you so much for joining us, i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. right now we want to get a check of the forecast, though, with meteorologist kari hall. another warm one on tap? >> another warm day. it starts out nice and clear as you get ready to head out the door. as we take a live look outside right now we are not seeing any fog and the temperature in san francisco at 55, it's 50 in san jose and 46 right now in livermore. as we go into our afternoon here is a look at our highs today, mid to upper 70s once again and we may set new records. we will talk about the records

that fell yesterday and what's ahead for the rest of the week coming up. mike, you are already tracking two crashes? i am, but they're smaller crashes and the only people concerned are those involved. looking toward the green sensors all around the bay, great visibility across the bridges. the first crash we're tracking southbound 280 at wolf, all the activity off the of the shoulder, right now they are just doing paperwork and other issues over here. southbound 101 at tully that crash cleared a while back, it's been there for 20 minutes, but there has been no activity in the last 20 i should say. the last activity is on san jose city streets, that's a big deal. for that i will hand it right back to you guys. now to that breaking news out of san jose, two people are dead this morning after a shooting at a denny's on south first and alma avenue. >> "today in the bay's" ro"''s" platter is live at the scene. this is alarming to a lot of people.

>> reporter: it is alarming, people are just getting up and coming out and asking us what has been going on. it has been a busy night for san jose police, some still on the scene here around a large crime scene. that's denny's just over my shoufrld that you can see, that's south first street and east alma avenue. also across from the sacred heart community organization. here is what he with know so far, police tell us that they began getting multiple calls about gunshots heard in this area, that was just before 11:00 last night. officers arrived to find both a man and a woman had been shot, both were pronounced dead at the scene. we reached out to investigators because there are so many questions about was there an altercation of some kind, what was the relationship between the two people and is there any suspect information? so far we have not heard of any suspects that they are looking for. meanwhile, if you are headed this way as part of your morning commute, you want to be sure to

take in mind that you might start wanting to work now on a work around to get here. this part of south first street between floyd and east alma is shut down and some of the streets surrounding it, for example, monterey just about a block or so from here is also shut down. think about a different way to get around. as soon as we get more information about the street closures as well as the homicide we will bring those to you. for now live in san jose, roz plater for "today in the bay." also breaking in san jose right now, police activity in downtown. you are looking live on key street, which is closed between 8th and 10th streets. this is the california car wash. it's happening in an area near happy hollow zoo. we're told that police are looking at bullet casings and looking for witnesses. we will bring you updates on this story throughout the morning. we are waiting for word from san francisco police as to what happened to a woman who was reported kidnapped but later found. a witness told police a woman

was dragged out of the hayes street laundry by a man last night. the woman's purse and belongings were left behind. the witness says the suspect had a knife and blood was found on the floor and the sidewalk. a nearby deli worker tells us the victim came into the deli, they shared surveillance video with officers. >> she was purchasing some soda and laundry detergent. she had enough money for the soda, not enough for the detergent so she wanted to use the phone. she seemed frustrated on the phone, asking someone for more money. >> the witness from the laundromat told police the man forced a woman into a car and drove off. the car at 19th and judah later in the night was found. they say the woman and suspect were inside. he was arrested but that's all we're told, a baby was also found in that car and we're working to figure out how that's related to the case. the man charged with drunk driving and then killing a chp officer andrew a.m. larry is back in court in about four hours.

this is a postponed arraignment hearing for muhammad ali a 22-year-old from hayward. he was driving at high speeds when he crashed into camilleri's suv parked on the shoulder of interstate 880 in hayward. the move to recall santa clara county's judge aaron persky goes before a board of supervisors today. supervisors will consider a special election in june to recall the judge. last month a group behind the recall effort turned in more than 95,000 signatures. that's 40,000 more signatures than required. persky has come under fire for sentencing former stanford swimmer brock turner to six months in county jail for sexually assaulting a woman at stanford in 2015. the 2018 winter olympics now just days away. in fact, the opening ceremony is this friday and today several athletes from team u.s.a. will catch a plane to pyeongchang, south korea. >> that's happening at sfo around 8:00 this morning. our cameras will be here. here are some of the athletes we are tracking. karen chen and of course fremont

vincent zero of palo alto and nick cunningham who was born in los gatos. plenty of athletes are already hitting the slopes in south korea and practicing. coverage begins thursday night here here on nbc bay area, the opening ceremony is friday. we're proud to be the exclusive olympic station for you. our own garvin thomas already there. garvin will provide us with live reports and updates via social media as well. you can follow him on twitter @garvintomorrow's. coming up on "today in the bay" a historic selloff yesterday. we go in-depth on what investors can expect today. americans are charging it up on their credit cards at record levels. the amount of money people are spending on just interest alone.

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good morning, i'm landon dowdy and here are today's top business headlines. wall street could see more red arrows at the opening bell today after the markets sold off sharply again yesterday. the dow closing down nearly 1200 points, that is its worst point drop ever. at one point the dow was down about 1600 points which put it in correction territory, down at least 10% from its recent highs. wall street has wiped out its gains for the year in just the past few days. the s&p 500 index has lost $1.6

trillion in value in february alone. overseas european and asian markets are also in the red today. let's put that market selloff into perspective. on a percentage basis the dow fell 4.6%, that isn't even in the top 20 of all time. the dow's largest percentage drop was october 19, 1987 otherwise known as black monday, it plunged about 23%, the dow was trading at much lower levels back then. so what was yesterday's selloff? well, there was no one piece of news that really triggered that move, but investors have been more concerned lately about rising inflation and in turn rising interest rates. you've seen those worries illustrated in yields on u.s. government bonds, particularly for the ten-year treasury. add to that friday's jobs report which showed wages up about 3% year over year. that is fueling concerns the federal reserve may have to be more aggressive in hiking rates this year to keep inflation in check and the u.s. economy on

track. marke . >> we will certainly watch today. money experts say the stock market isn't the only thing americans need to worry about. credit card debt is skyrocketing and that could spell trouble for you later down the road. we looked to some of the numbers overnight. federal reserve reports credit card debt hit a record high last year totaling more than a trillion dollars. nerd wallet reports an average household has $15,000 in credit card debt and pays $900 in interest yearly. delinquencies are also slowly risi rising. speaking of those records, kari is saying we could see record temperatures today. >> yeah, and we set so many reports yesterday, we will take a look back at those numbers and where we're headed for this afternoon. a clear start as we take a live look outside in san jose, low 50s by 8:00 in the morning and 70s again today. we'll talk about what's ahead in the forecast coming up next.

>> and a live look over here in palo alto, look at the top of your screen, flashing lights, construction going, but the freeways open. we will show you what the speeds look like for that area as well as the south bay. welcomtoday in the bay on this y

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welcome back to "today in the bay" on this tuesday morning. taking look at oracle arena. golden state warriors back in action tonight there taking on oklahoma city thunder. the game time is 7:30. >> thunder is in the forecast. >> that's about the only thunder we will be seeing. >> a warm one? a warm, dry and no rain over the next several days. even as i keep looking at the computer models, it goes out farther and farther for when we may see some rain here in the bay area. not looking good for us. as we get a look right now, taking a live look outside in san jose i want to look quickly back on yesterday's temperatures and all the records that fell. in concord we made it up to 80 degrees and the record was 79. san jose made it up to 79 degrees, smashing that old record of 75 that was set back in 2011. a lot of these records were set in 2011. so we are now even hotter than we were with one of our hottest

years for the month of february. so it's still going to be really warm today, reaching into the mid to upper 70s, and you can check out that seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen. still showing some -- a lot of sunshine and some very warm weather. 75 today in morgan hill and for the east bay 77 degrees in pleasanton, oakland at 72 degrees for the high, also 72 in san mateo and san francisco 71 degrees in the mission district, north bay at 76 degrees in santa rosa. as we get a look at our day planner, san francisco starts out with some mid 50s and then we see those temperatures quickly going into the upper 60s by 4:00. so as you're getting dressed this morning you do still need that jacket, but it's a good day for some long sleeves to start and then the sunglasses later today with it feeling like summer a lot of people just wearing shorts and short sleeves. as this strong area of high pressure stays with us, we will continue on with this midwinter

dry spell and we'll start to notice a shift in the wind as we go into the weekend, and that's going to help bring down our temperatures a few degrees. that's the only thing helping us out here from some more record high temperatures. san francisco 70 today, upper 60s the next couple days. we get ready for opening of the olympics as we go toward the weekend and then slightly cooler temperatures here. i will talk more about that, but, mike, you are saying you have a little more info on that crash in cupertino. >> i do, the good news is no majorg not clear on any injuries at all even though one of the details is that the suv involved was overturned. that means it is at least off of its wheels1q> in the south bay. a second to notice all the green around the bay, that's the good news for the freeways, south bay southbound 280 at wolf, that's where we continue to track that. over here looking over toward alma, south first, monterey, those three roadways come together right near denny's and that's where roz was reporting

the investigation after the overnight shooting. that's a pretty major intersection not at this time of the morning, not very busy, but still avoid that area, continued tracking of that story, roz will give us updates later on this morning. the bay bridge, no problem. an easy drive getting there and easy ride for the tri-valley. nice flow of traffic for 580 through dublin. back to you. a year agoqñ the system at oroville dam failed forcing 200,000 people living downstream to flee their homes. >> our investigative unit was uncovered questions surrounding the safety of dams similar to oroville. senior investigative reporter stephen stock lays it all out. >> we obtained this department of water resources memo from last june, it raises specific safety questions about seven dams in particular, earthen dam, similar in age and construction to oroville dam. >> one of those dams listed is

del valle dam in pleasanton. if del valle were to fail it could flood an area of 100 square miles. >> so we have looked at what issues might arise if the dam does have an uncontrolled release. >> inspection records show multiple issues that have gone unaddressed, broken sump pumps not repaired for more than four years and plans to install monitoring tools dating back three years, but still unaddressed. the reports also show the dam was settled in places as much as 13 inches, not a concern say inspectors. each time inspectors declared del valle satisfactory just as they did at oroville dam. water managers say they are on it. >> are there other dams in the state that have the same problems or issues? >> none of them have showed any areas of concern where there is any public safety issue, but, yes, there will be maintenance work done on all those. >> to learn more about these

dams and the issues surrounding them see our full report later tonight at 6:00 or just go to our website nbcbayarea.com/weinvestigate. i'm stephen stock, nbc bay area news. if you have a story for our investigative unit, give us a call. number isçzg 888-996-tips or y can always visit our website, nbcbayarea.com/weinvestigate. at 4:50 the state of colorado in mourning after a sheriff's deputy was killed in the line of duty yesterday. he is the third colorado law enforcement officer to die in the line of duty in the past five weeks. michael flick was shot and killed in colorado springs following a chase and shootout with the suspect. two other deputies and a local police officer were injured as0 well. that suspect was killed. the fallen deputy is survived by his wife and seven-year-old twins. on the heels of sunday's deadly amtrak derailment in south carolina comes a court

hearing on another fatal amtrak crash. you may recall this derailment that happened in downtown philadelphia back in 2015. eight passengers were killed and more than 200 others were jumped. a judge is coming a hearing on whether criminal charges should be charged against the engineer. he entered a curve at more than twice the speed limit. the engineer used to work for caltrain when the agency contracted with amtrak. a guilty plea may not be so guilty at all. the benefits of french fries, the ingredients mcdonald's is serving up that could make your hair grow. >> wait, what? rity at the 2018 winter olympics are being tested for norovirus. happening now, 1200 people working security at the 2018 winter olympics are being tested for neuro virus, they are being kept in their rooms. officials started investigating a norovirus outbreak after 41 guards became sick. plus a piece of hollywood

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good morning to you. the time now is 4:54 taking a look look at palo alto, people already on the road getting their day started. but you're starting with us right here on "today in the bay." good morning. >> we're glad you're here. 4:54 as you had mentioned. a follow-up on an east bay high school wrestler who suffered a life changing injury during a

match last month. a fundraiser was held last night for ryan joseph, he is battling a spinal cord injury. the fundraiser was at his high school, college park high in pleasant hill. members of a rival high school, they were great, they also held a fundraiser last night. the money will help the family buy a van that will help ryan and his family in the recovery process. it looks similar to this. >> being able to wrap our love around the family and to give them the means to transport their son without the hassle of figuring out how to do that is really the heart behind this event. >> definitely looking forward for him, you know, eventually coming back, if that is a possibility. i know that he is recovering, so glad to see that happening. >> ryan's friends eager to have him back at school and we are working to find out how much money was raised last night. a new name for one of service's historic medical centers, a few hours ago ucsf

announced its medical center on parnassas will be renamed the helen diller medical center. some of the money is going toward a new state of the art hospital. the announcement follows the death on friday of foundation creator and bay area real estate giant sanford diller. so the next time you get that craving for mcdonald's fries and you want to super size them and someone says, don't do that, tell them, hey, no, this is good for my hair. >> good for your hair. a chemical ingredient in the fries might be the cure for baldness, that is according to a new study out of japan. the findings would pave the way for hair regrowth products down the line. the only catch the research hasn't been proven for humans, it only worked for hairless mice. why let that stop you from super sizing? >> i know. >> super size a whole different way, too. >> i will eat the fries. coming up on "today in the bay," kari has a look at what we

can expect as we step out the door. cold start to the morning. >> cold start to the morning, warm afternoon. here is a live look outside in palo alto right now as you get ready to head out the door. it's going to be in the upper 40s at 6:00, but then look at those upper 60s by early afternoon. we are going to have another really warm day. we will talk more about it coming up next. breaking news in violence in the streets -- police investigating at least two crime and this is the san mateo bridge which moves well both directions there, you can clearly see the high-rise, we will talk about what is going on for the san francisco approach. plus breaking news in the south bay, violence in the streets, police investigating at least two active crime scenes, the details we're learning about a possible double shooting at a denny's. you could generate your own energy,

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we )re following two breaking stories.. right now at 5:00 a.m. a violent night in san jose. we're following two breaking news stories, including a deadly double shooting at a denny's. we're live at the crime scene this morning as the investigations are under way. good morning and thanks so much for joining us now on this tuesday morning, i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. we're going to get to those top stories in just a moment, but right now we want to check in with meteorologist kari hall. as you were saying this is going to be another layer day. >> yeah, and it starts out cool, but have you been sneezing lately? >> no. >> any allergies? >> no. no? okay. i have really been bothered by all of the tree pollen. you probably have just been driving down the street and

seeing everything starting to plume. we do have a moderate level of tree pollen in the air for today and it gets worse as we go through late morning. as we get a look at our high temperatures today, another really warm day and it still will be dry with a lot of sunshine. we will talk about how long this lasts coming up in a few minutes, but, mike, no commercial breaks this morning. that's right, commercial free as far as the bay bridge goes. right now we will have to still pay the bills at the station, you will still have to stand by, but looking over here and no traffic breaks over the last two hours across that bay bridge, not like yesterday where they stopped it for that film crew. that's good stuff across san francisco and the east bay. the same on our maps, no delays, no problems down the east shore freeway and a great flow of traffic for the north bay. here is a little slowing out of the altamonte and that's the only thing we see on our maps other than that green speed sensors. we are looking in san jose with a lot of activity, but it's not on the freeways, it's on city streets. for one of those issues our breaking news here, i think roz has an u