it dries 100% better versu finish jet dry. good morning to you on this tuesday. take a look, picturesque beauty there of san francisco. 4:30 for you right now. thank you for starting your morning here with us on "today in the bay." i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. we'll get to the morning commute, mike is back. >> yes. >> welcome. >> thank you. >> kari is here as well, look at the cold weather out there. >> it is really cold this morning, as you get ready to head out and lookrning. headed toward concord we'll dip down to the lower 40s starting out this morning and with all of that sunshine, we're going to warm it up today but we'll be at 54 at 11:00 and we'll get a look at all of our microclimates coming up. mike, you're tracking a hit-and-run? >> yes, no reports of any major

injuries. sounds like the activity in fact is completely off of the freeway but looking at smooth roadways until i take you way back over here, just out of the altamont pass. i think i put the marker too far west. latest report says 205 before it gets to the 480 merge where the crash is holding up traffic, that makes sense given a view of the sensors. no major sensors but there may be activity in the lane as crews arife. it will keep livermore moving smoothly. dublin interchange is clear. over here at the bay bridge toll plaza just some cash backup we expect. back to you. >> thank you very much. we have breaking news this tuesday morning, singer chris brown finding himself in more trouble this morning. he's detained in paris right now, after a rape complaint was filed against him. two other m enbrow claiming the singer assaulted her in hots month. she says they mett brown's publici isist at sony m

would not immediately comment. brown's been in repeated trouble since pleading 2009 felony assault of his then girlfriend rihanna. you may call this a glass is half full assessment of the trans bay transit center closure. the joint powers authority is reportedly saving a lot of money. it is saving about half a million dollars each month in operating costs. it won't make anything easier on consumers. pete suratos will join us with a live report at 5:30. senator harris made it official yesterday she is running for president. senator harris plans to hold her first kickoff campaign rally in oakland this weekend. yesterday she made the rounds stopping at howard university, her alma mater and posting this video on twitter. the oakland native got her law degree from uc hastings and was san francisco's district attorney in 2004. she became the state attorney general in 2011, turning around

in 2017 to become a u.s. senator. political analyst larry gerston says that her short time in the senate could make some people think twice about voting for her. >> the democrats have to decide, are they going with the known, the old guard, or is it time to turn the page and go with somebody fresh? >> harris' kickoff campaign rally will take place in oakland on sunday. harris is the eighth person to announce their candidacy so far. among them, former housing secretary julian castro, former maryland congressman john delaney, hawaiian congressman tulsey gabbar, massachusetts senator elizabeth warren and fo>>rm t the search is on for t driver who hit and badly injured

a woman in fremont. it happened early yesterday morning. the driver took off. they say this is a tricky case because investigators say the victim has no memory of what happened, no witnesses have come forward. right now in the north bay, police in petaluma need your help finding a man suspected of punching a target store employee and then running away. take a look at this picture on your screen. according to "the press democrat" the man did all of this while trying to steal from the store friday night. it happened at the target along kennelworth drive near east washington street. call police if you know who he is. an investigation is under way after a freak accident at a home in san francisco's outer sunset. nbc bay area sky ranger captured these images of a deck that collapsed on 39th avenue near maraga street. two people were rushed to the hospital yesterday. it's not clear what caused that deck to collapse. the victims are both adults and do not have life-threatening injuries. a warning for south bay

commuters. neighbors in downtown san jose may see and hear b.a.r.t. construction this morning. we were telling you this morning yesterday on "today in the bay." b.a.r.t. crews are collecting soil samples and mapping out where utilities will be located. crews will be working on santa clara street between market and third and there will be lane closures. the work will sound similar they say to a lawnmower. new for you this morning, the recent sale of ford's go bikes division reportedly has uber asking questions about san francisco's bike share rules. go bikes has an exclusive operating deal with san francisco. uber is concerned, because lyft is the company that purchased go bikes operations. bay area transit leaders recently received a letter from uber's bike share company which is only allowed a few bikes in the city. the letter challenges go bikes exclusive deal. some believe that may signal jump bikes iso.

> next on "today in the bay," tesla making cuts. the price rediction the company is now offering for its super charges, after getting some backlash from customers. plus starbucks wants to help you skip the line. the new delivery service being launched today right here in the bay area. and a peek outside, a cold start across the bay area, this up in richmond this morning. folks still waking it up looks like. it's early. a lot of news ahead. 4:36.

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good morning. i'm kate rogers at cnbc global headquarters. here are today's top business headlines. wall street set to open lower this morning as u.s. investors get a chance to react to china's gdp numbers, which show the world's second largest economy slowed late last year, that's adding to concerns about global growth. the markets coming off a positive week. the dow had its best week since november and longest weekly winning streak since august. on today's watch list, a report on existing home sales and earnings from johnson & johnson. tesla is cutting supercharger prices after getting backlash from customers days after raising them. tesla had hiked prices by an average of about 33% in m reducg prices is because there are a lot more tesla cars on the road and electricity isn't getting n cheaper. starbucks is expanding its coffee delivery service. the chain is launching it today

in san francisco with plans to roll it out in new york, washington, chicago and los angeles in the coming weeks. it tested delivery in miami last fall. starbucks says nearly its entire menu is available to order through the uber eats app with a $2.49 booking fee. the company says delivery works best in urban areas where urban eats fees are lower because of high demand. back over to you. >> a double cap short, extra wet, perfect, thanks, kate. coming up here on "today in the bay," kari tracking our tuesday morning forecast for us. >> it does start out cool. we have some clear skies across the bay area. here is a look at los gatos and what to expect as you step out the door, 40 degrees, and then we'll head up to the mid-50s by later on this morning. we'll talk about what's ahead, as we go through a very nice and warm week ahead. right now chilly but the camera holding steady. cars across the san mateo bridge look like they're slowing a little bit. i'll keep monitoring this. we'll bring you the update

coming up. plus a story of sur riflviv. hear from the bay area man who is safe after getting lost in the mountains a lone.

taking a live look at sfo for you this morning. nice and clear for us. cold outside. kari is going to have a look at the forecast coming up in a bit. 4:44 right now. a small village in poland is cut off from the outside world, going on five days now, and town

leaders are calling for help, sinceeing described as frozen concrete, and freezing temperatures really making it difficult to remove. you can see that snow is higher than some windows for most of those homes out there. >> wow. >> a lot of snow. >> that's why we don't live in poland. penguins in the cincinnati zoo enjoying the cold weather. look at them waddle about. they're taking a stroll yesterday. the coldest of the winter season so far for cincinnati. animals walk through the zoos pathways during winter if it's cold enough. >> see if they had the sound up we could have heard them talk about it, i bet some of my friends in poland have it, they're not so bad. >> they talk like gangstas. >> from the movie. >> it is cold, not that cold here though. >> it's cold. >> in our standards it's cold. >> we're like low 40s, oh, my gosh! it's so cold outside. here is a live look at

emeryville this morning as you get ready to head out, with the heater on full blast headed to work this morning. 34 degrees.ah now, we're down to it is 45 in napa and 50 in oakland. palo alto at 44 degrees and it iso the pleasant hill b.a.r.t. station it's in the low 40s and we'll see our temperatures gradually warming up as we go throut morning and this afternoon will be nice so you should make plans to get outside, and then it's not going to be raining today, but looking at our san jose school day forecast, with the kids headed back to school, we are going to see a mix of sun and clouds, and temperatures headed into the upper 50s as you go back to pick them up from school, so as we get ready this morning, you do need a nice warm coat, and maybe even a scarf, some of those extra layers we don't always use, but later today, sunglasses, and you'll be peeling off that really heavy coat. as we look at what's happening out there in the pacific, no major storms developing. in fact, we have a lot of dry

air in place. high pressure here and the wind is flowing around that high pressure. it's clockwise, so we are going to see a lot of the clouds that we are seeing now staying well to the north of the bay area. and then as we get an update on what's happening with our sierra snowpack, we are doing so well. the statewide average is at 111%. sierra at 110%, but we don't have any more storms moving our way, at least not in the near term, and we are going to see at least for us some very warm temperatures, going from the upper 50s today to the upper 60s by the weekend, and once again, not a drop of rain at least for this week. heading over to mike, you've been tracking the roads, and any issues heading out? >> kari, i've been watching this live view of the san mateo bridge, since we just showed you that. i thought i saw some slowing. it does look like the cars are bunching up and they sort of ease up again, but the thing that was critical, i was watching for brake lights and i

haven't seen them tapping the brake lights. it must be an optical illusion. the speed sensors show smooth traffic flowing across 92 and the san mateo bridge and the dumbarton bridge bridge, a nice drive all around the bay. the crash on the shoulder 205 before 580. a frontage road alongside 680. the word is from may be black ice, and a smaller roadway with a little bit of water could have frozen over, so let's track that. no major problems in the east bay. we have eastbound 80 getting toward the carquinez bridge a little crash there on the shoulder. no one is injured but we'll check with chp once they arrive on scene. across the bay bridge you have the cash lanes that are stacked up a bit, until they all open in the next 15 minutes and across the golden gate bridge a clear view and drive coming down through the north bay or into the north bay. back to you. >> thanks, mike. now to details on a harrowing ordeal. a bay area man is sharing his story of survival after he was

lost in t lost in the mountains and had to spend the night in the bitter cold alone. >> it was a huge challenge to live through this thing and quite rewarding at the end to say yeah, i did it. it was fantastic. it worked out. i'm out and i'm good. >> reporter: what ought to have been a simple hike turned into an emergency search for angus powelson. the 65-year-old man from berkeley. he was hiking with his son, ian, in the san gabriel mountains north of los angeles. >> relieved. i thought he was dead. it was, i mean it was freezing cold last night. he didn't have anything with him. >> reporter: he says when his dad got tired, the two decided to separate and meet up at a picnic area,y of hypothermia, which could have easily been the case, had powelson not come across a vita crummy, really awful sleeping bag, but it was dry and compared to what i had on, it was a huge

boone. >> reporter: powelson hunkered down for the night and in the morning he managed to hike out and flag down a driver. back in berkeley -- >> oh, my god. you know, a lot of things came to my mind, you know. >> reporter: martino orozco says powelson is like a brother to him and can't wait for his return. >> i'm going to hug him and tell him thankli tan, "nbc bay area news." >> 4:49 for you right now. how about a lift? this is our first look at the two hikers rescued out of yosemite last wednesday. the chp helicopter came to the rescue, the two men from england were stranded in the north dome area. the winter storm was on its way. luckily we can report neither of those men were hurt. this morning, things back online after a break-in and emergency communications in oakland. police say both their emergency

and non-emergency phone numbers stopped working for several hours yesterday. the numbers are meant to ensure cell phone calls in oakland go directly to police. 911 was never down, but those calls typically go to the chp first and then to police. everything was back to normal by 7:00 p.m. a new documentary by bay area epidemic of teen suicide in palo alto and also put renewed spotlight on an issue our investigative unit reported on extensively. >> vicky nguyen is here with a look at how they are trying to save lives. >> it's not an easy subject to talk about. since 2009, ten students from the palo alto unified school district have taken their own lives. last february, we showed you how some districts are responding to co tracking 5150 holds on students. 5150 refers to the state law used to identify people at risk of harming themselves or someone

else. hundreds of bay area students are placed on these holds each year but many districts have no idea because they're not keeping track of the numbers. district leaders in pa llo alto agreed to talk about how they address student health issues to prevent teen suicide. >> we can 100% of the time prevent suicide if we approach it in the right way. >> reporter: that's a pretty powerful statement. >> i believe it is and i think we can. >> tonight at 11:00, the district's new assistant superintendent explains what school leaders are now doing and the changes that came, after we started asking questions. we investigate tonight at 11:00. >> if you or someone you know is struggling, there's help available 24/7. you can call this number any time. 1-800-273-8255. you can also chat with a counselor online at suicidepreventionlifeline.org. coming up here on "today in the bay" -- >> he thought his $5,000 deposit was refundable, but when he tried to get some of it back, he ran into trouble.

i'm consumer investigator chris chmura, "nbc bay area responds," next. but first, happening now, soccer star christian ronaldo pleading two-year suspended sentence, that means he will not serve any jail time. ronaldo will pay nearly $21 million in fines. the soccer star is accused of using shell companies outside spain to hide income. more news right after this break. gate bridge

and good tuesday morning. take a look here. you know where this is, the goigo i golden gate bridge. one, two, three cars, not many up right now. mike will have a look at the

commute in just a bit. 4:55 for you right now. nbc bay area responds to an orinda man who wound up with a deposit dispute with an electronics store. >> consumer investigator chris chmura and his team heard his call for help, when he couldn't get ain jerry c. recently retired and decided to spend some of his savings on a high-end home theater system. jerry made a $5,000 deposit with all video media solutions in dublin. he picked up part of his order, five speakers, but he ended up changing his mind, andse. well, jerry says the deposit was supposed to be refundable. so he asked all video for the unused portion. jerry tells us he kept getting excuses and some of his calls weren't returned. we contacted all video. that same day a manager told us "i have reviewed the information and we are crediting him in full today." they did. though they didn't tell us why

it was delayed. jerry got the remainder of his deposit, $3,773.60. got a consumer complaint? call us any time, 888-996-tips or visit nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> thanks, the bay," kari tracking our work week forecast for us. >> it does start out cool this morning, but it will be warming up and we'll get sunshine, a really nice afternoon. as you head out the door in antioch, make sure you have on a heavier coat. astwe coming up next what's we it's lincoln. southbound 101 just south, san rafael moves nicely but it's chilly, as kari said. we'll show you how things are going closer to the bay. plus following breaking news in paris. singer chris brown is detained. the accusations he's facing this morning. a live look outside at e

golden gate bridge welcome to tuesday morning. it might feel like a monday if you have an extended weekend, observ maybe you're still sleeping in. not a lot of folks out there on the golden gate bridge on this tuesday morning. it is early, though, as we quickly approach 5:00. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. mike will have a look at the cout want to start out with the weather before we head out the door.is

tracking that for us. what does that look like? >> it's one of the mornings where you go back in and get a heavier coat. it looks nice in san francisco but we have cooler air moving in, making your way out to the fruitvale b.a.r.t. station, 45 degrees and we'll have a nice afternoon as we gradually warm up. by noon we're at 56 degrees. we'll get a look at our microclimates and more sunshine in that forecast coming up, and mike, you're taking us to the berkeley curve. >> when we lead with the berkeley curve, it's often not great news but not the case. this is a smooth drive right now, the berkeley curve going through emeryville, westbound 80 traveling across the bay bridge. a smooth flow of traffic and the rest of the maze. green sensors are showing all over the bay. eastbound 80 is counter commute, getting toward the carquinez bridge, that crash is reportedly got the fast lane with activity there. we don't seeagain, i toldmewhilp

toward the bay bridge but lanes that activity. back to you, laura. >> thank you very much. we have breaking news this tuesday morning, singer chris brown finding himself in more trouble this morning. he's detained in paris right now, after a rape complaint was filed against him. he's being questioned about the accusation. two other men are held, including brown's bodyguard. according to the bbc, a 24-year-old woman is claiming