be a little bit warmer than yesterday so making some improvements here. i know a lot of people are complaining about the cold weather, we are in the low 40s still by 8:00, at noon 60 degrees, mid 60s today which is year, we are looking at highs that will reach into the mid to upper 60s for the south bay, east bay up to 66 degrees in concord and for the peninsula we've got some low to mid 60s there as well and san francisco 61 in the mission district while the north bay reaches into the mid 60s today. as we head over to mike, you've been tracking issues in the east bay. >> we had slowing for oakland, road crews were moving, that is what i suspected. it's not clear from the report, but it is clear from the sensors. i'm going to say that's better between 23 ard nd 29th. a little slowing popped up over at the toll plaza and the incline. we will track that build, but it's right on schedule. so the rest of the bay. over here northbound 280 at magdalena one crash reported.

everything is in the sent tear divide, no slowing coming up from the silicon valley. back to you. now to a developing story we continue to follow this morning. the gruesome killing of a 19-year-old woman is leaving many people baffled. she was stabbed and left for dead on a rural east bay road early yesterday morning. in fact, we brought you that coverage yesterday on "today in the bay." now we're learning more about who she was and who deputies believe might have killed her. >> "today in the bay's" bob redell is live at the santa rita jail where two suspects are behind bars this morning. bob, deputies tell us that the victim's final words helped crack this case. >> reporter: they did. according to law enforcement, law enforcement calls it a dying declaration and in this instance the 19-year-old woman told the alameda county sheriff's office who her attackers were, she identified them by name and both of them a man and woman who also happened to be 19 years old are in the santa

rita jail. unfortunately the victims who friends identifiede/q as liz ana did not survive the attack. she had been beaten, stabbed and left for dead according to investigators. she crawled 100 yards to flag down a driver. that driver does want her family to know that she had the spirit and fight to live. sadly andrea died a couple hours after being lifeflighted. deputies did arrest the two suspects at this home in mow des stowe. the sheriff's office is still trying to figure out the motive, whether this involved a love triangle, revenge or something else. andrea had recently moved from san jose to tracy with her parents and little sister. a friends tell us she was not happy with the move out east and there will be some sort of conflict with a group of girls. they said andrea had been skateboarding with a group of guys. while the share rfs office

believe they have the main attackers in jail, investigators are still looking into whether or not someone else or some other people might have been involved in this attack. reporting live in dublin, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> bob, thank you so much for that. it's 5:03. new this morning people in a concord condo complex were shocked to see police near their homes. police investigating a shooting that left one man critically injured. this happened a little aústo 9:00 last night onrs5 clayton r near new hall park. officers say the shooting happened at a condominium complex. the victim area butkqñ were not able to loe the shooter. a limdcy[z7ñ look at the u.e or may break the moment for immigration. that work could affect millions of people. )sfro8é(x;jy]6m;zg trump posted thisdl tweet, it

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male students. and .. she claims administrators have failed to take action to stop it. the woman says she was inspired by the me-too movement. the district says it takes her claims very seriously .. and that leaders are now investigating. students at one bay area high school are divided .. over the )one ) song meant to unify students at one bay area we) school are divided. this over one song meant to unify americans. we are talking about the star-spangl"star-spangled bann." this conflict centers around a decision to be stop playing has b the national anthem before pep l rallies. most schools have t centlyne but it has been a tradition at the san ramone's california hign school. the is until recently whenlly. school's leadership group decided to skip it during a winter rally. that decision has got everyone's attention. >> they had such a pivotal decision to make, i feel like they could have gone to the whole student body to hear from the voices of the students. >> we wanted to make sure that he national anthem wasn't offensive to people. >> the leadership group made thr

decision based on their objections to lyrics in the anthem's third verse which are not typically sung or played. the anthem will be played before school sponsored events like football games. we've been hearing the winter olympic anthem quite often these days, the 2018 olympic winter games continued t whileo )s we were sleeping. u.s. women's hockey team playing the russian team. ÷ hillary knight competing for team u.s.a.forniat knight is one of two athletes yi withve ties to northern califora to compete overnight. all new this morning monterey native j.r. celski failed to . t advance in the 1,000 meter short track, he placed third in his u qualifying heat.s had it took two tries to run that heat after an athlete from russia caused a crash.of the athlete was disqualified and trainers had to work onw valley ski's skates. he didn't make it out of qualifies -- focus bryce bennett talking about his disappointing day on the

slopes. >> garvin thomas caught up with him. you say he's focusing on what's next. >> reporter: that's what you got to do, right, marcus, in this situation? you know, it's one of the cruel facts about the olympics, you spend four years training so hard, doing everything right and then something comes up that is out of your control. for bryce bennett it was the wind. yes, we are talking about the wind once again in pyeongchang. while it wasn't so windy that they had to cancel or postpone the alpine event it was unpredictable and bryce skied right into a head wind on the downhill part of the race. this is in a sport where winners and losers are separated by hundredths of a second, that was enough to keep him in the back of the pack. we talked with bryce right after his race and asked how this might change his plans for his next race, the men's downhill. >> it was good to get on the track and get some time on the track. i'm going to have the same approach and same game plan. i thought i did well and i was in a good place mentally for

today's downhill, it just -- it didn't quite go my way. >> reporter: now, of course, bryce is a first-time olympian and admitted to us there were more than a few nerves than normal, but he thinks with his first race under the belt those are behind them. now, coming ahead this morning at 6:00, adam rippon newly minted bronze medal and openly gay figure skater got emotional when talking with reporters a few hours ago. we were there for that. it had something to do with messages he has been receiving from across the country. marcus and laura, we will have that story for you coming up later at 6:00. >> hopefully they are happy quil tears and messages of support.vn thank you, garvin. we want to give you a quick showow of those olympic numbers standings.cana the u.s. not even in the top three right now. norway has the most medals right now, canada has nine and germany has seven. the u.s. with six.

5:08. time for a look at weather and traffic together. kari, we are suddenly bundling up. >> yeah, because it's really cold out there in some spots. not all of us are feeling that chill. san francisco is at 53 degrees, that's the warmest spot, but we are here at 34 degrees now in morgan hill, 41 in livermore. we do have a chilly morning and a cool morning commute as you drive through the east bay. mostly clear skies and no issues with fog. so that's good news. even though it is still a little breezy out there and those breezy winds will make it feel a little bit more of a chill to the air with our temperatures at noon at about 60 degrees. so it will be a nice noontime temperature to head outside. highs today reaching into the mid to upper 60s for the south bay. mike, what's happening as those drivers head out? you have no major issues, right? >> nothing right now, no big stuff. a commute and nicing behaving one. a little slowing out of the altamonte pass and that's what we would expect. monitoring that crash in los

altos hills. no lanes blocked from what i understand. no problems approaching the bay bridge but there is a little slowing at the incline. want to talk about mass transit because we have more trains on the rails for bart. no delays for the east trains on the rails for the capital corridor, ace or cal trains. the cash lanes are starting with a little backup.eunion. not bad for a tuesday. thank you, mike. s mor >> comingni up next on "today i incredible reunion. >> i didn't give up. i didn't give up hope at all.m >> new this morning, more than 280 miles and nearly a year later how a northern california family managed to reunite with their beloved dog champ. plus uber wants its drivers to get off the road. i will tell you why when "today in the bay" continues.

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it is an all clear morning right now at 5:14 as you get ready to head out the door in san jose. we are going to have a chilly start so make sure you grab those layers before you head out the door. let's go to los gatos, temperatures will be in the low 40s at 9:00 and we will be at 56 degrees at noon, still kind of breezy with highs today reaching into the low 60s. this is where we should be for february. we will talk about where we're heading for the rest of the week and when we could see some rain moving in. that's coming up in about five minutes. here is our live look at the san mateo bridge. those taillights heading west towards foster city over the high-rise. no wind advisory for them this morning. right now we will celebrate the up not minute.

another crazy day for stocks on tuesday, the dow will open just over 24,600 after jumping 410 points yesterday. add monday and tuesday together, you get the biggest two-day gain in more than ten years. nasdaq up 107. we are still off all time highs. news of layoffs, barnes and noble says book sales were not strong over christmas and will downsize. ironically barnes and noble's arch enemy amazon cutting a few hundred people from the seattle headquarters as well. café x will open another location in san francisco, this time in the financial district. this was dreamt up by a college kid from hong kong. the brees at that works without breaks, but uber will start requiring its human drivers to take a break if they've worked 12 hours straight. after 12 howard you can't pick up any more riders for a six-hour period just to make sure you get a rest. more bad news if you're looking

for a house. the california association of realtors said the median price on a bay area home jumped 12% last month. there aren't enough houses for sale particularly under a million bucks. the median price for bay area wide and that's bay area wide, $880,000. i thought you might like this, this is video of the olympics the way the "wall street journal" does it because the "wall street journal" didn't pay for the rights of the broadcast of the olympics like we did, so they're doing -- oh, no, they fell. they're doing the figure skating play by play. >> those are forks. >> yes, forks and spoons. they win the silver. >> wow. they've got a lot of time on their hands over there. >> you can either pay a couple billion or whatever it is for the olympics -- >> or tell an intern to do. >> get an intern. >> 5:16 right now. we have the best coverage right here. san francisco commissioners reportedly raising concerns

about potential security risk in the use of drone technology. according to the examiner port leaders today will set new data storage standards in the event drone contractors are ever hired. now, that's to avoid information getting into the wrong hands. commissioners are concerned because recent security risks have emerged in connection with one drone manufacturer based out of china. north bay fire victims have a new way to get help. today a new office opens up in santa rosa that hopes to help sonoma county fire victims rebuild faster. the resiliency permit center opens this morning on ventura avenue. the goal here to help about 3,000 homeowners. the center can process applications in five business days or less. the county has reduced building permit fees for fire victims. social media can do pretty amazing things for one sacramento area woman, it allowed her almost unthinkable reunion with a dog that she lost nearly a year ago. get this, the dog was found about 300 miles away.

she posted flyers when her siberian husky vanished last april with an outdated microchip information. the reunion only happened because a social media posting was shared tens of thousands of times. on sunday someone in bakersfield spotted champ and went online to look for answers. volunteers then jumped on board to help. >> i love dogs. i love them. they all deserve a great home. >> i believe that someone probably took champ, but i'm not exactly sure. he just wasn't home one day. >> a group of four husky lovers helped shuttle the dog by car back to his owner. thanks again to social media. champ's owner still has no idea what even happened to champ, but whoever had him reportedly, i guess, took pretty good care of him. what a reunion, right? >> yeah. >> husky lovers, lovers of huski huskies. >> there you go.

>> oh, my goodness. just in time for valentine's day, right? >> they keep you warm, too, right? >> and you do need to do that in morning as you get ready to head out because it is a chilly start in parts of the paris. here is a live look outside in san jose with clear skies and it's going to start out cool. seven-day forecast is coming up at the bottom of the screen and you will want to take a look. we will see those temperatures in the mid 60s today and in san jose we are starting out at 44 degrees, we also have 44 right now in palo alto and 47 in oakland. 53 in san francisco. just a degree above freezing in morgan hill. as you head out for a jog this morning in oakland we will be in the mid 40s and throughout the day making it into the mid 50s by around noon. i definitely wait on that sunshine and the slightly milder temperatures. heading up to 63 degrees today in oakland and napa and santa rosa 65 degrees. in san jose 66 degrees and

livermore 63. now, we're going to see m o changes ahead. some times when the winds will pick up. as we go into the weekend we will start to see more clouds moving in as an area of low pressure moves by and this will drop in cooler temperatures. doesn't look like there is a lot of rain associated with this, but this will at least gives you a slight chance heading into early next week and also on tuesday as well as we see a couple disturbances dropping in and bringing in some more normal type weather for this time of year. we're still going to stay in the low 60s in san francisco over the next several days, morning temperatures in the mid 40s and we start to see clouds rolling by on sunday, monday as we will have our chance of rain and we do desperately need that rain because we are really lacking with our rainfall deficit. as we head over to mike, the commute still pretty calm. i would give some of that up if we would get some rain. we're looking over here to the south bay, also not a big deal, but the only incident we have on

our maps, this is los altos hills, tracking this crash northbound 280, not a problem as you're coming up out of the foothill boulevard area and heading up past foothill college. nice smooth flow of traffic over here, the tri-valley this is the only real slowing we have over at the altamonte pass. westbound 580 everything is moving sloil but smoothly. tesla road is open this morning. i will post the article with the details of what happened ned, why they had it closed, really grizzly, but if you want to know what's going on i will send at least the technical details. 580 slowing out of the tri-valley. we are looking at the approach to the bay bridge, really basically at speed as you approach the bay bridge toll plaza. look at the toll plaza, just now over the last five minutes we saw that backup, look like they should turn the metering lights on right about now. coming up on "today in the bay," changes possibly coming to san francisco's waterfront.

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hours later. has this ever happened to you, you forget to feed the meter, you find a ticket on your car hours later. a lot of people have been there. >> i've been there myself, but we've been hearing from commuters who say they got ticketed at bart stations even though they paid for their

spots. liz wagner decided to find out what's happening. >> reporter: we talked to seven riders in the east bay all of them new to bart, they paid for parking, turns out, though, their spots weren't really available until after 10:00 a.m., but the parking reason took their money anyway. if you've been to the rockridge station in oakland you know there are plenty of signs am both parking lots. bart says the signs are clear, but to the new riders they are clear as mud. the commuters thought they parked in a daily fee area, instead they parked in a permit zone. naturally they got tickets, but here is their beef, then they entered their stall numbers into the pay machine the machine took their money without warning them those spaces aren't actually valid. >> i paid the $3 for the daily fee and it accepted and i thought, okay, i'm on my way. >> they could reprogram the machines to tell you that what you're doing is wrong. it could refuse your money. >> bart says the old commuters don't offer the flexibility to

give alerts to riders. coming up tonight after the olympics, we will show you why bart doesn't want its parking machines to let riders know they are in the wrong spot. back to you. >> thank you very much, liz. if you've got a tip or news story for our investigative unit you can always give them a call, 888-996-tips, or if it's easier just head to the web, nbcbayarea.com/weinvestigate. a live look now at the san francisco waterfront where a major development tied to the giants could move forward today. for careers the team has been working on a new mission rock development across from at&t park. this would create 1,300 housing units along with office and retail space. the chronicle says the board of supervisors is expected to vote on this today, the state land commission would also have to sign off on the deal. could change the cost of living in the south bay. the decision expected today on a massive google expansion plan in

san jose. plus sanctuary status, the debate happening in berkeley tonight over sanctuary city policy, but it's not for immigration, but for cannabis. we'll explain all of that coming up in a live report.

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a very good tuesday morning to you. taking live look outside. what's going on at redwood city? they still have the christmas trees up down there. >> hey. >> it's all lit up. didn't we do the story you have

to recycle your trees? >> someone forgot to take it down. >> it looks lovely, redwood city. we love t good morning. thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia. >> and we start the day with christmas in february. >> there we go. why not? >> and i'm marcus washington. let's head over to meteorologist kari hall with a look at what's going on weatherwise. so, kari, the picture in redwood city goes with the weather we're having. >> feels cool out there, but you have to keep in mind valentine's day, yes, that's tomorrow. we are going to have a cool morning and we have already vyr temperatures going eady from san francisco where it'sh9s degrees to 33 degrees in morgan hill. 41 degrees now in livermore. so you do want to bundle up as you get ready to head out. let's go to livermore where our temperatures will drop down a couple more degrees in time to walk the kids to school, it will be 39 degrees at 7:00 and we will be warming up by the time you go back to school and get ready to pick them up. we will have sunshine and temperatures in the low 60s and,

mike, you're saying there is a possible problem at fremont. >> i was concerned about that, reports of a disabled vehicle, kari, in the lanes over there southbound 880 over at alvarado. the south bay shows a slight build but nothing different. alvarado niles may see some slowing because of the disabled vehicle that was at alvarado. getting through union city a little slowing but the vehicle moved to the shoulder. you should see recovery there. getting over toward the bay bridge not a major problem. the richmond-san rafael bridge shows a little more traffic as well. the metering lights are on at the bay bridge toll plaza. at 5:31 happening today san jose city leaders and google will talk real estate. mainly the city's selling price for properties the tech giant needs to buy in order to build that massive complex in downtown san jose. in order for it to all move ahead. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez joins us live with a look at the price tag and the ongoing debate about the impact

on this. could affect housing, jobs, commutes, the works. >> reporter: yeah, you said it. i mean, that's pretty much the whole story in a nutshell is that this is going to have a large impact not only in a positive way but a lot of folks say in a negative way as well. now, we know that google has bought a lot of properties around diridon station where we are thisú.r critical parcels to fill in that land in order to come up with that development and2xoñ that be the discussion at city council today. according to a city staff memo we are talking about a price tag of about $67 million for nineá different parcels at six different addresses. i put a link to that agreement in my twitter feed if you want to take a closer look at that city memo. if you work in downtown san jose or you've come to a sharks game or concert at sap center then you have parked on one of those parcels. it's a parking lot for the arena. the san jose city fire department training facility down the street, which you may

have passed as well over by the osh, that's another one and so is patty's that little dive bar down the street. you may know that google is proposing 8 million square feet of office space, enough for up to 20,000 employees. google has already bought 23 properties in the surrounding area from private businesses and also from homeowners as well. today they are talking about the city-owned parcels, those that used to be owned by the city's redevelopment agency before it dissolved. setting the price today would open the door for those nine additional properties from the city. these are six different addresses as i mentioned. mayor sam liccardo said san jose's increasingly vibrant downtown will play a critical role in the city's fiscal future and have an expansive impact on the cultural and social life of the valley, but there is still a lot of public push back as youz$ said, laura, because it could have the potential to drive up

house prices, wills to drive up commute times for a lot of the folks that already live and work here in downtown san jose. also, though, the potential to add jobs. there are a lot of public comments that were attached to this city memo. we will be talk being that coming up at 6:30. i will put those on facebook so you can read what your friends and neighbors and agencies in the city have to say as well. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." could really change the face of the south bay. thank you, kris. details now for you new this morning, talk about a scary night for air travelers, they were heading to san jose so just imagine this, on your plane and it fills up with smoke. that's what happened with this jet you see right here on the tarmac at orange county's john wayne airport. the passengers say just before takeoff smoke filled that cabin. i want to show you some video from a passenger. you can see those emergency chutes deployed and people sliding down to safety. you can see looking in the back there. a little after midnight passengers say they arrived at sac on another plane, no word yet on what triggered that

smoke. >> it is 5:34. happening today a 26-year-old dui suspect is expected to be arraigned in connection with a deadly crash last fall. the crash killed 16-year-old pleasanton girl and a 25-year-old livermore woman. it happened the night before thanksgiving on stanley boulevard. in all there were five people inside that car. the suspect lauren davis faces charges of murder and gross vehicular manslaughter. this is a story that created controversy in the bay area and the nation. today the man cleared in the shooting death of kate steinle will be back in court. he is expected to be arraigned on new federal charges. he is facing charges of being a felon with a gun and being an undocumented immigrant in possession of a gun. his lawyers say the charges violate the double jeopardy clause where a person is tried twice for the same crime. in december a san francisco jury convicted garcia zarate of being a felon in possession of a gun

but not for shooting and killing kate steinle. the defense argued that was an accident. the idea of a sanctuary city has always applied to immigration, that's until now. tonight the city of berkeley will debate a sanctuary policy to protect cannabis users. pete suratos is live in berkeley with this new and interesting proposal. how does this work? >> reporter: good morning. yeah, it has a different ring when you hear sanctuary city policy, typically we hear it with undocumented immigrants, but this time around you have the city of berkeley looking to protect those who legally use cannabis or better yet those businesses that sell recreational marijuana. now, they will do a vote later on tonight during the city council meeting and vote on this resolution. what is in this resolution? they want to prohibit local agencies from assisting in enforcing federal marijuana laws as well as turning over information to federal

authorities in this case. officials rely heavily on local agencies for important information. this is all in response to u.s. attorney general jeff sessions marijuana memo that came out which essentially removed bay area era guidelines that directed federal prosecutors to not go after their cannabis businesses an users that are following state laws. i want to point out these protections are still limited since technically marijuana is still illegal under federal law despite many states like california choosing to legalize it at least for adult use. as of january this year people 21 and over can purchase up to an ounce of recreational marijuana or grow six plants at home and businesses must have local approval and a state license in order to sell recreational marijuana. now, if this is passed that resolution would be unprecedented but they will take a vote on this later tonight at the city council meeting said to take place at 6:00 p.m. pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> a lot of people will be following because that's something a lot of people take

part in. all right. so 5:37. of course, when you love someone you want to show them in a special way. valentine's day is tomorrow. how about a trip to one of the most romantic cities in the country. >> you don't have to go far. oakland ranking as the sixth most romantic city in america. yeah, interesting, right, it's according to instacart a san francisco grocery delivery company. the most romantic city was in boston, followed by atlanta, austin, philly and charlotte. the least romantic city according to instacart, indianapolis, raleigh, orlando, seattle, denver and san diego. the company studied valentine's day related searches, i guess, from across the country and that's how they came up with their list. >> what if you don't have a valentine. >> what were people searching in regards to oakland? >> you just made a declaration, your mailbox will fill up really fast. >> you can find me in oakland.

>> so if you're shopping for marcus -- looking over here, the rest of the bay moves smoothly, no carts reported on the roadway or otherwise. a smooth flow. new incident popped up in the south bay, i will check because i'm not sure if it's on 101 or just off of oakland road. we will double-check with chp on the exact location once they arrive. we are looking southbound 880 for earlier slowing, the disabled van has cleared to the road. 680 also starting to build. that's typical as folks head off of 580. getting toward the bay bridge no delays but i do want to show you the backup at the bay bridge toll plaza, yes, but look how romantic this is, i want to encourage folks to drive with a partner because, look, the hov lanes -- >> you could talk and converse. >> exactly. >> communication is important this a good relationship. >> maybe it's a good time to snuggle up with the one you love because it's cold out there. >> it's cold this morning. we will have a couple more cold

mornings, but fairly mild afternoons. this is what's in store for the weekend and if you want to go out to the park, enjoying some time outside how about some mid to upper 60s on saturday. it will be nice on sunday as well, but a few more clouds starting to move in, but we will keep those same temperatures with some low to mid 60s all around the bay area. as we get a look at our forecast if you will be heading to santa barbara for the weekend, 68 degrees on saturday and sunday, lake shasta will also be nice, but cooling down as the weekend goes along, 60 degrees on friday to 57 degrees on saturday and sunday only 49 degrees for the high and a nice romantic weekend hike in muir woods this weekend. it's going to be nice with those temperatures reaching into the low 60s. overall we will have some breezy winds and some cooler air compared to the last weekend. so let me know what your weekend

plans are, i'm @karihallweather on twitter, facebook and instagram. i will have a look at today's temperature trend that's coming up in about three minutes. we talk about this all the time, are you ready for the next big one? new this morning, an alarming study that shows the impact of a massive 7.8 quake on the san andreas fault and how it would forever change the bay area. no, we are not okay. i've seen the plan, around the plan it's getting more and more aggressive. >> that's former white house adviser omarosa warning america the worst is yet to come. lat latest on the problems in the white house when "today in the bay" continues. (vo) i was born during

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right now at 5:44 you get ready to head out the door and you will probably want to run back in and make sure you have on enough layers to deal with this cold weather. starting out in the 40s, but we will be at 53 degrees in evergreen as we go through later this morning. normally for this time of year we are at 62 degrees but today we will see a high of 64 so that's an improvement and it will feel very nice. warmer temperatures in the forecast and our chance of rain, that's coming up in five minutes. kari, we are looking over for the tri-valley and the east bay, we are starting to build right on schedule right where you would expect, 680, 238, the castro valley y, a little

slowing. we will show you how it plays out on the maps coming up. 5:44. new this morning an alarming report is showing what would happen if the bay area had an earthquake similar to the one in 1906. if it struck again. we are talking about the san andreas fault which runs from southern california through northern california and san francisco. the 1906 quake left the san francisco bay area in shambles. the usgs predicts there is a 22% of a magnitude 6.7 quake or greater hitting by the year 2043, but are we more prepared now? a new report says nearly 69,000 houses would be uninhabitable if the earthquake struck the san andreas fault line and more than 200,000 people would be displaced. that damage would be massive because a lot of homes are not properly retrofitted and the agency hopes that the study would shoo inn a light on a need

for ordinances. happening today high school seniors in campbell will get the chance to talk to college representatives, the district is holding a college fair at 6:00 p.m. at prospect high school gym. more details now despite higher tuition costs california's largest colleges still have more students than ever before. we looked at the latest enrollment numbers, uc schools last year had their highest ever head count just under 280,000, 8,000 more than the year before. for csu schools enrollment hit nearly 480,000, an increase of about 4,000. the people donald trump picked to help him make america great again, he says they're letting him down. >> scott mcgrew, former white house aides are causing all kinds of problems. >> it pains me to go into this, but there are serious problems in the west wing. we've talked about the president and his chief of staff supported a man who has has been accused

of beating not one but two ex-wife's, rob porter the president's private secretary of course has resigned. one of those ex-wife's who showed us her back eye just wrote a scathing op-ed in the "washington post." she's angry about what white house spokes mon kellyanne conway said on one of the sunday morning shows, acknowledging former white house aide rob porter is now dating hope hicks and kellyanne conley said hicks would never allow herself to be beaten. >> i'm close to hope hicks and i don't worry about her in that respect. i'm sorry for any suffering that this woman has endured, but in the case of hope, i doubt somebody so strong with excellent instincts and loyalty and smarts -- >> porter's ex-wife says she is a strong woman, too. porter is part of a long list of people who have let the president down including everybody in this picture, this is porter there in the background. he is accused of hitting two

women. this man is accused of assaulting a woman, the charges were dropped. this guy made a late night bizarre profane phone call to a reporter, he has been associated with right wing racist groups and then there's omarosa. we were never quite sure what she did but she did get fired and now she is talking about vice president pence on "big brother." >> we would be begging for days of trump back if pence became president. he is extreme. i'm christian, i love jesus, but he thinks jesus tells him to say things and it's like -- >> meanwhile, in the real world congress is getting something done, they're debating daca as promised but this morning the president reminded them in a tweet of the march 5th deadline, the deadline set by the president himself. on twitter you can follow me i'm @scottmcgrew. it's not just the athletes talking or really taking the

slopes for the 2018 winter olympic games, so are the robots. >> not well. >> there were some thrills and spills, a km en tear just as exciting. n no medals at this robot skiing competition. happened about an hour from pyeongchang. get this, there was a $10,000 prize. eight teams from private companies and university competed in the ski robot challenge will. they had to be more than 19 inches high, stand on two rote tick legs, have joints resembling elbows and knees and have an independent power system. it looks like that one was the best so far. >> that one looks pretty good. >> and then it fell over. >> wipeout. >> fun to control those. >> my little brother used to have a puffy green jacket and a white cap -- >> and that looked like your little brother? >> exactly.

>> this morning you step outside and you might feel like you need all of those layers that they're having to wear in pyeongchang this morning but it's not going to be that bad, especially as we go into this afternoon. here is a look at our live look outside in oakland and it's 47 degrees, it is a cool start. we have had breezy winds and the seven-day forecast coming up in the bottom of the screen, hey, that may warm you up a bit. we will see warmer temperatures on the way and today a high of 65 degrees in santa rosa, napa 63 degrees, also 63 in oakland and 66 in san jose. so as we're starting out this morning with all of these clear skies we do still need the layers. i'm saying a scarf or hat, gloves, whatever you need to stay warm. also light long sleeves will keep you comfortable. i wanted to talk about how much rain we're lacking at this point because we are still not seeing a lot of rain on the way. santa rosa so far has gotten 12

inches of rain but we are still missing 10 inches of rain. so what are we are at 50 to 60% of normal around the bay area and the sierra snow pack is only statewide at 21%. we are doing so bad here in the central sierra at about 24% of normal. and still not a lot happening here in the forecast until we go into early next week. we will have a chance of rain in the forecast on monday but this will not be a very significant system and our temperatures will be cooling down several more degrees. mike, as the drivers head out there what are you seeing on the roads this morning? over your shoulder i saw this shot and saw flashing lights right there so i want to rock that camera back. there are no incidents reported for oakland. we are looking at northbound 880 heading from the coliseum past high street. looks like there is some activity and this might be as a result of clearing the crew which we saw the sign truck over here a few minutes ago. no incidents reported through the area and i don't see a lot of slowing but clearly that

distraction. we will track this and look at your map. around the area a smooth flow for the nimitz freeway, the build southbound past the san mateo bridge and south for 680 as well. a build north 101 getting off towards san jose. a smooth flow of traffic, i'm not sure if we still have our waze system up -- we do -- showing you three routes but 880 is the most direct one right now and just a few minutes longer than taking the surface streets. stay on the freeway for now. coming up, justice delayed, justice denied. we investigate a new crisis in our courts where victims of crimes can actually die waiting for justice. while the criminals get off scot-free. at 5:52 happening now, just a few minutes ago sole know county released new flu death numbers. so far six people have died since the beginning of the year. more than 163 deaths in california related to the flu. plus a colorado couple moves all their possessions and life

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the time now 5:55. i have a story i want you to go to my twitter feed right now and look at it. it's about these school kids, elementary school kids that are being offered $100 not to fight for the remainder of the school year. i want to know your thoughts on that. vote on that right now on my twitter feed @marcusnbc. at 5:56 it's said that justice delayed is justice denied. our investigative unit found justice is being delayed in criminal courts in some case for years. >> here is senior investigative reporter stephen stock. >> reporter: we discovered that throughout the bay area not only are civil court cases now being delayed for years, but now criminal cases are, too. all courts have been underfunded throughout california for a decade and with fewer staff, judges and resources, the effect is now hitting criminal courts. in san francisco county according to state court data only 68% of all criminal cases were disposed of within a year. that same state data shows santa

clara county has only a 45% clearance rate within a year. santa clara county court administrators don't agree with that data, they krumplgd the numbers is a different way and came up with about an 85% criminal case clearance within a year. even so that's still below the state average and well below counties such as san mateo and sacramento. it's not just a lack of money causing the delay. last year santa clara counties's civil grand jury released a report blaming prosecutors, defense lawyers and judges for allowing a, quote, culture of complacency that tolerates delay. moth santa clara county's district attorney and public defender say changes to the system are being made right now to try to fix that. to hear their explanations and see our full report go to our website nbcbayarea.com/weinvestigate. i'm stephen stock, nbc bay area news. >> a lot of people ask how can i get the investigative unit to look into my story.

give them a call, that number 888-996-tips, if you don't want to call you can e-mail nbcbayarea.com/weinvestigate. uber will now require drivers to take six-hour breaks after they've been on the road for 12 hours straight. a new version of the app logs off after 12 hours and won't let drivers log back on until it's offline for six hours. drivers will get a warning when they are approaching the cutoff. drowsy driving accounts for 6,000 deadly crashes a year. happening today, philadelphia's famous love sculpture is returning just in time for valentine's day. it's been gone for a year undergoing repairs and repaunting. the sculpture has been around for more than four decades. last time it was repainted crews used a blue paint that turned out to be the wrong color. well, it is supposed to be purple. so this time around that has been fixed. good news for bay area baseball fans, happening today 3ñ the san

francisco giants and the oakland a's. both teams had their first practice tomorrow and that meanc baseball season right around the corner. the a's are hosting the angels for opening day on march 29th and the giants will host the seattle mariners for opening>'óy april 3rd. right now the plan lawmakers are considering that would help children who were brought to the country illegally but not their parents. searching for a motive, the information we're learning this morning about a 19-year-old woman who was stabbed and left for dead on an east bay road as investigators try to figure out why someone would want her killed. and anthem controversy, the bay area high school facing criticism for dropping the national anthem before pep rallies and what the school is saying about this this morning. "today in the bay" starts right now. and the time now is 5:59. >> quickly approaching 6:00, we are seconds away, good morning,

welcome to "today in the bay." a live look at the olympic torch in south korea on this tuesday, february 13th. thanks for joining us this morning, i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. we will get to mike's traffic and kari's weather in just a moment but first let's check in with garvin thomas live in south korea thisit morning where it i certainly a cold one this morning for you. >> reporter: that's true, marcus. you know, a figure skater trying not to focus on a public spat is staying positive. all new in morning what adam ripponó6# is saying he's gettin from kids across the country. >> all right. we'll look forward to that, garvin, in your reports. cool to have him there in pyeongchang. >> we were saying it's really like tuesday night there. it's hard to get the timing. yeah, so we're starting out with cool temperatures, not