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

the singer sexually assaulted her inside a paris hotel suite earlier this month. she says they met at a nightclub. brown's publicist at sony music is not commenting just yet. brown's been in repeated trouble since pleading guilty in 2009 felony assault of his then girlfriend rihanna. to capitol hill, today marks day 32 of the partial government shutdown. overnight senate republicans released the 1,000-page deal they plan to vote on this week. it's based on president trump's latest offer to end the shutdown. "today in the bay's" tracie potts is live for us from washington and tracie, this seems like another speed bump in this long road to a solution. >> right, marcus, another vote to nowhere. is it going to come up? yes. is it going to pass? almost assuredly no, but we do know this morning that federal workers are bracing to lose yet another paycheck this week. they're calling it "end the shutdown and secure the border" but it's unlikely to do either.

>> we want this symbol of america to remain the statue of liberty, freedom, equality, not a divisive wall. >> reporter: without seven democrats on board, president trump's plan to offer temporary protection for a million dreamers and refugees in exchange for border wall funding is dead on arrival. >> to tie dreamers to a conversation related to border security is truly insulting. >> reporter: the president tells democrats, stop playing games and give america the security it deserves. his offer is up for a vote this week, as furloughed workers prepare to miss a second paycheck on friday. >> just let your 800,000 government workers be able to just turn the lights on and feed their kids. >> reporter: employees normally earning good money now turning to food banks to feed their families. >> it is very humiliating to one day go from spending $300 at bj's to having to rely on public

assistance. >> reporter: and no way to see a doctor. >> all of them except for one told me not to show up because i didn't have my copay. >> reporter: thousands sidelined but, workers are back on the job, wor process your tax refund. this is also starting to affect housing, with millions of americans depending every month on rental assistance from the federal government, but some of those contracts right now just can't be renewed. marcus and laura? >> just a tough situation for so many people right now. tracie potts, reporting from washington. amid the ongoing shutdown, absences are on the rise among tsa employees who are going without pay. in total, they've increased 10% over the weekend. however, the agency reports that the wait times for passengers are still 30 minutes or less, and today, fbi agents will speak out about the impact that shutdown is having on their lives. tom o'connor, the president of

the fbi's agents association, will address the media in d.c. you know, we get a lot of reports about california roads we drive, but new this morning, we have one that actually may surprise you, it puts california at the top in one particular category. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez joins us live in milpitas this morning. kris, you well know, we hear a lot of complaints about potholes, road repair. you got some good news here. >> reporter: we talked to some folks at a gas station in milpitas and the first lady said california roads are terrible, there are potholes everywhere and i had to tell her, this is a report about how safety laws are working in california. so we rank right at the top in terms of the number of safety laws here, both in terms of the number of laws in place to keep drivers on the straight and narrow and also in terms of the number o deaths. the report this morning from advocates for highway and auto safety survey states for what they list as 16 fundamental safety laws. these are from seat belt laws to helmet laws for motorcycle

riders to laws regarding car seats. california ties for third place in the nation in terms of how many basic safety laws we have. we have ten of the 16 suggested laws, including those seat belt motorcycle helmet and car seat laws. what the group says california is lacking are laws restricting when young drivers can be on road, and also ignition locks for anyone who is a dui offender. california -- >> i'm here back and forth from detroit, so yeah, i mean, pretty safe as far as i can see. i'm not afraid to be out here. >> reporter: all right, so that gentleman talked with us. he is a truck driver from detroit, so we said you have a lot of opportunity to see how people drive in different states. he says definitely he can tell that california has a lot of safety rules in place. tried t let me tell you, i think the cold is getting them to say no. so definitely chilly out here this morning. do mind your safety laws as you're headed off to work.

i'll post the full rep o lite weather report, too. kris sanchez, thank you. >> 5:05 right now. oakland leaders debate a plan to remember oscar grant with a street named in his honor. ten years ago, the b.a.r.t. police officer shot and killed grant on a platform at the fruitvale station. someone with a phone camera captured that shooting. grant was shot in the back as he lay face down. last week, a supervisor's committee approved naming one currently unnamed street near the fruitvale b.a.r.t. station oscar grant way. tonight the full council hears hat resolution. of its recently launched fire management plan. new report by "the chronicle" concludes the utility's community wildfire safetye lim its money and resources and that could endanger a critical element in preventing future unfounded. this afternoon, renowned activistri brokovich plans to

protest against pg&e once again. brokovich set to appear in sacramento with wildfire survivors to oppose pg&e's plans to file for bankruptcy. the utility claims it doesn't have the estimated $30 billion to cover liabilities from the 2017 wine country fires and last year's camp fire. the rally is set for noon at the capitol building. an advocacy group concerned about the future of oakland public schools meets tonight to address the district's budget crisis. tonight's meet something about a lot more than justract talks. there's also real concern and the district will have to cut up to $30 million from next year's budget. over the coming decade, more than 20 oakland schools may be on the chopping block. the group go public schools organized tonight's meeting to look crisis tomorrow. happening today, concord city leaders will discuss if they want to continue evaluating an 18,000 seat stadium proposal. the plans include a soccer stadium along with a convention center and hotel. it would all be built on vacant

land, near the concord b.a.r.t. station, that plan comes from an investment group that recently purchased the rights for a u.s. soccer league team. early estimates say that stadium would cost as much as $750 million, and could require significant financial support from the city. heads up as you make plans upon your commute this week, in san francisco, the "t" line is out of service along third street. don't expect it up and running soon. it will be out of service for two months, starting today, instead of trains, bus also run from the embarcadero to bay shore boulevard and sunnydale avenue. the move is in line to expand mission bay platforms on third street. and right w, at 5:08, as you get up and get ready to head out the door, iartsfarea. we're jusan also cooling off qut but most of us, you're walking out the door to some 40s. as we head over toward walnut creek with that cold start, it will be a nice day. we're going to see those

temperatures trending into the upper 50s by early afternoon, eventually hitting the low 60s as we get more sunshine. we'll get a look at all of our microclimates coming up, and mike, you were saying some of the crashes might have cleared? >> yes, most of them have cleared, kari, except for this one eastbound 80 off the top of your screen, getting toward willow. no slowing and no problems either. so we're looking at a smooth flow of traffic, taking you down to the south county, highway 101, just fine. no delays coming in out of this area, but i did bottomrrsey, if you're familiar with the area before you get to highway 17 there is a crash blocking one lane, spotted that red sensor. we have our eyes all over the bay. for now, back to you. >> thanks, mike. coming up here on "today in the bay," starbucks wants to help you skip the line. don't we all like that? the new delivery service being launched today in one bay area city. wall street back to work offer a three-day break and investors are not happy. plus ahead at 5:25, an epic night for one warrior star, but a fail for another.

the rare steph curry dunk attempt that didn't go as planned during last night's game against the lakers.

goo mg. we're coming up on 5:13, and as we start out, we do have se cool air moving into the bay area. as we head over toward cupertino, we're going to go from about 46 degrees at 9:00 to 58 degrees at 2:00 today, which is about normal. we're going to have a really nice day to get outside. we'll talk about some even

warmer temperatures in our forecast coming up in less than five minutes. and we're looking at the bay bridge. it's in transition. we're seeing the shift from the cash lanes to the fast track lanes, a little more slowing. we'll track that and the rest of your bay, coming up. and a very happy tuesday to you. investors go back to work today, after a three-day weekend. not a lot to like. tesla got hit hard friday, after news of layoffs. it's backing also off a plan to raise supercharger prices by 33%. google may face a big fine from france. i don't have that one on my board. facebook facing some trouble with russia, not because of russia, but with russia. russia says it will fine facebook or worse, if it doesn't ensure russian accounts are kept on computers located in russia. the thing that's really got investors worried is china. we touched on this yesterday. chinese officials announced the country's economic growth was slowing. now, it's still growing at a

phenomenal pace, but a slightly less phenomenal pace. president trump tweeted this morning "china posts slowest economic numbers since 1990 due to u.s. trade tensions and new policies. makes so much sense for china to finally do a real deal and stop playing around." the world economic forum gets under way in davos, switzerland. id t the economic do. an important poll taken of ceos ahead of the summit shows a growing number being pessimistic about the future. back here in the bay area, munchery is shutting down. the delivery service delivered meals, but ran into big problems trying to predict how many meals to make every day, andmade way founder, tri tran f dollars in talking to me in 2015. so, $58 million, i thought that was a lot of money and turns out that's got your total funding. 100 what?

>> $117 million. >> $117 million to deliver my dinner. and they shut down. now it's not clear if they burned through all 117 million or they can return some money to their investors, but it's a lot of money making spaghetti. >> no kidding. >> a lot of people didn non't e. >> too much spaghetti. good news if you travel frequently, the next time you fly, you might have an empty seat next to you. according to the "wall street journal," u.s. airline carriers adding larger jets with more rows to their fleets, giving you a little more room. >>'d my next flight. this morning for you, if you don't want to leave the office for your cup of joe this morning, you're in luck. starbucks is expanding itsansco. starbucks says 95% of its core menu will9 booking fee there. the coffee chain is expanding delivery service to new york, boston, washington, chicago, los angeles, all in the coming

weeks. >> you better order it extra hot though, because by the time they deliver it? >> i got caught in traffic, here you go. >> exactly. >> put some ice in it now. 5:16 for you right now. marie condo is becoming a global sensation, teaching many people around the world to get their lives organized through her hit netflix series. >> many wonder if she is responsible for a major spike in donations at goodwill, and other secondhand stores across the country. >> they get excited because their house is in better shape and they're doing somet good, t doing something for goodwill. i'm helping goodwill, too, so it is a win/win for both of us. >> watch the full story on thet. i've been watching that series. >> i have a lot of clothes to go through. >> vianey has done that already. >> i'm the one at goodwill picking up the stuff you guys are dropping off.

>> if it's good stuff, take it. >> hopefully it's much joy for everybody. >> sparking joy. >> sparking joy. >> thank you. >> we have a joyful morning headed out the door on this tuesday with the clear skies, no weather issue. there say bit of a chill to the air but we really can't complain about that. a live look at dublin as people are up and out the door. as you head out there, it will feel like 47 in fairfield and in oakland 43 degrees. it is 44 in livermore. also in san jose, and it's 41 t this morning, it is a good hair day. it's going to be pretty smooth, with all the low humidity, the dry conditions that we have, and it's not as windy, so that's going to keep you from having to take the comb or the brush with you and having to keep redoing it and our high temperatures hilly are going to be in the start to the day. our quiet weather continues, and even as you check out that seven-day forecast at the bottom

of the screen, you'll see that we don't have a whole lot going on here. in fact, as we go into at least the next seven days, it does seem like we don't have any storms developing, but follow me on facebook, twitter and instagram, @karihallweather and we'll talk about what's going on. i love to see your weather pictures especially the sunrise and sunsets and we'll have more of those really nice ones over the next few days. headed up to 58 degrees for our inland areas today and some 60s in the forecast as we begin a gradual warming trend. headed into the weekend look at sunday, 67 degrees. make some plans to get outside, and san francisco looking at low 60s but it will be cool with the mornings starting out in the 40s. headed over to mike, you've been tracking the roads and what's going on? it's a calm start b the ipad. >> i did want to check something with waze if we have the intermediary computer working. sounds like everything's doing well so we'll keep moving on. we look at the folks moving on

with the green sensors. most of the bay green sensors. a little bit weather out of the altamont, typical there. the crash at 205 cleared no problems with the merge and no issues toward the dublin interchange where we had big problems yesterday. the bay bridge toll plaza shows more cars waiting in the cash lanes. we should see the metering lights any minute now, right on typical schedule and then eastbound 80 getting away from the bay bridge toward the carquinez bridge, we have slowing there for a crash. the north bay shows a smooth flow of traffic, southbound would be your commute direction. a quick look at waze will show us how things are shaping up, over at santa cruz, we had reports of a crash. we'll check on that to make sure all crashes cleared and it looks like that, well, here we go, one incident, wanted to thank that wazer right there for that. we'll get the unnamed wazer and gi but t i can show you the crash, which is good. you could tell me thank you, we'll figure that out. thank your partners by joining waze, nbc bay area wazers is the name of your team and our team

helded from the east bay toward the bay bridge, no problem. guice, back to yo guys, back to you. >> thank you. just days after tesla announces layoffs, next, a new blow for employees this morning. probably you have probably seen the viral protest involving high school students and native americans. president trump is weighing in, what he had to say, just minutes ago. morning after a plane crashn

front of a home. here )s a look at the aftermath. two men are dead this morningft a plane crashes in front of a home. this is a look at the aftermath. the faa says an aircraft hit power lines, went down after takeoff, it happened near akron, ohio. investigators say the plane was not under air traffic control at the time. both victims are from ohio. happening now, a new u.s.-bound migrant caravan is waiting to cross into mexico. 000 are traveling from guatemala in hopes of eventually crossing the texas border. they are trying to escape the widespread poverty and rampant gang violence in the country. another group has been stuck in that area near tijuana just across the california border. they have not been able to get into the u.s. under asylum claims. new this morning, president trump weighing in on the drama surrounding kentucky high school students and their tense weekend confrontation with a native american elder in washington.

many of the students wore "make america great again" hats. here is what the president tweeted about an hour ago. "nick sandmann and the students of covington have become symbols of fake news and how evil it can be. they have captivated the attention of the world and i know they will use it for the good, maybe even to bring people together. it started off unpleasant, but can end in a dream." classes today are actually canceled at covington high school, they're saying because of the weather. >> the video of the confrontation pretty much everywhere on social media shows the students in the standoff with a native american man outside of the lincoln me alpro. the native american seen banging his drum, nathan phillips addressed concerns about his safety over the weekend. on the "today" show this morning, he opens up to some more. >> i was afraid. i felt threatened, because when we were there, and we were in front of them, they surrounded

us. >> a student nick sandmann, at the center of that video says he did not try to block or even threaten phillips and was actually concerned about his own safety. parents are also now coming to his defense, and the defense of those students. you can watch that full interview with phillips on the "today" show, which starts at 7:00, that's right after "today in the bay." happening today, a los angeles judge will determine whether stormy daniels will have to pay for president trump's legal fees. the adult film star says she signed an agreement before the 2016 presidential election to stay quiet about an alleged sexual encounter with the president. she later sued the president claiming he tried to defame her by accusing her of lying about the incident but a judge dismissed that lawsuit back in october. while we here in the bay area may be waking up to some cooler temperatures there, it is nothing like the northeast, what they're dealing with right now, parts of new york and new england are seeing windchills as low as 40 degrees below zero this morning.

those areas have a lot -- look at the snow they're having to dig out to get their way on the road this morning. some parts are up to two feet of snow, as part of a massive winter storm. a follow-up to layoffs at tesla. the wife and employee who lost his job says the company is not paying full bonus laid off workers earned while plead with the company, according to "the merkley news." last week the are carmaker announced it was cutting 7% of its workforce. the company says their sign-on bonuses are given out on a schedule. over the weekend, they clarified the worker would receive one of 48 payments from the 2018 bonus plan. the company says the cuts will help reduce the price on the model three. okay, so anyone can count to ten for the most part, but the way klay thompson did it last night had fans dropping their jaws coast to coast. warriors played on national tv against the lakers. klay nailed his first ten three-pointers and tied an nba record there.

klay scored 44 and the warriors blew out l.a. in their eighth straight win there. there was this one slip-up here, courtesy of steph curry. a big whoops there. take a look here as you see, whoops, ah, ee, ah, slip beforeh there. so yeah, ouch. so anyway, this is not a pretty shot. we're so used to seeing him being so great but everyone has a slip and fall every now and then so steph curry actually scored 26 points there last night, so not too bad but the slip-up is one we'll be talking about, like whoops, slip-up there, we love you anyway. >> they played a lot better than christmas. 5:28. coming up next on "today in the bay," bay area city working to cut down on waste. the new plan could come at a cost to you. the disposable cup tax berkeley is voting on today. plus a live report on that

money being saved because of the trans bay transit center closure right there in san francisco.

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and a good tuesday morning to you. taking a live look out in san francisco. i love this shot right here been t beautiful. isn't it? >> what a way to wake up. >> all the colors. >> and you have us right here. >> wah-wah, sorry.

>> thanks for starting your morning with us here on "today in the bay." i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. kari, it's a cold morning. >> grab a coat as you get ready to step out. in antioch, temperatures of wil up as we go throughout the day and if you're getting ready to head out in san jose, even cooler there. 43 degrees, and we'll hold steady until about 8:00, and that sunshine will be a welcome change once again, as we go into the day, as we reach into the upper 50s. we'll talk about some warmer air in the forecast coming up, and mike, you're tracking one slow spot. >> one specific slow spot, the bay bridge toll plaza just after my last report, turned the metering lights on. there's the backup, and we expect that right there at the toll plaza, no problems on the approach. the crash still on the approach toward the carquinez bridge, that's eastbound 80, not causing any slowing, counter commute. the rest of the bay not seeing much slowing. the dublin interchange that moves very nicely. no problems here. there's slowing out of the

altamont expected. berkecally coup take a major step toward eliminating rest wrah an tonight. bob? >> reporter: bring ordinance that could pass tonight the city council will vote on whether or not to a cup or pay up. approve the disposable foodware and litter reduction ordinance. it's a mouthful. it's a new law aimed at reducing waste caused by restaurants, cafes and coffee shops and other places that serve food and drink and if passed, starting in january of next year, the ordinance would require all foodware for takeout to be compostable, no more plastic and businesses to charge customers 25 cents for disposable cups, the idea being customers would start bringing in their own cups just like we now bring our own bags to the grocery store and then starting in july of next year of 2020, all dine-in foodware would have to be reusable. berkeley council member sophie

han, she's going to hold a news coence o4:00 but she sent out a statement that reads in part "recycling is no longer a solution if we want to save the planet, it's time to reduce, reuse and compost." reporting live here in berkeley, bob redell "today in the bay." >> all right, bob, thank you so ht now.r that one. ongoing shutdown of the trans bay transit cente b new according to the trans bay officials it's saving a lot of money. "today in the bay's" pete suratos joins us live from the trans bay transit center with those numbers for us this morning. pete? >> reporter: good morning to you, marcus. it's definitely saving the city some money and as could you see behind me, the trans bay transit center remains closed so it's bad news for commuters but at least overall, if there's a silver lining t is saving money for the city. i was going to talk about the new report in the "san francisco chronicle" explaining how much money it is saving. according to "the chronicle" the

unexpected closure of the $2.2 billion project is saving roughly about $550,000 operatin month so that's a lot of money for the city. the center costs more than $2 million a month to operate but staffing has been slashed with the shutdown by 27%. muni and ac transit stand to benefit the most from the savings, according to this report, reducing their annual contributions of 2 million to $6 million toward transit center operations. i want to point independent oversight committee approved a plan to repair the support beams at the new transit center which was the root of the closure severalmontes ago. according to trans bay officials no date is set for reopening but they could make an announcement as early as next month. we're live here in san francisco, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> saving money, but i'm sure a lot of people still not happy that it's closed. thank you. >> it is 5:35. the search is on for a driver who hit and badly injured a woman walking in fremont .

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. 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. according toe "the examiner," 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 the letter may signal jump bikes is ready to make another bid to expand in san francisco. >> someone doesn't show up, would you like to get on the handle bars, that's how the uber bikes work, check on that. toward the rest of the bay, a smooth flow of traffic. the bay bridge toll plaza we have the metering lights no surprise. there is slowing getting toward the carquinez bridge, a crash west 80, your commute direction, coming down toward magazine street, that will slow you down toward 780. that's it for the north bay, taken sounds like they might be able to move the vehicle soon b. they're checking on that right now. meanwhile the rest of the bay shows a smooth flow of traffic peninsula. >> all right. here we are on a tuesday, but i'm already thinking about the weekend. >> for some people it's like monday. >> finally some clear days, too, sunny skies. >> we'll have great weather over the next few days and it will get warmer so we are looking at

a little bit of a cool start to the week especially during the early hours. highs reaching into the upper 50s but we will start a gradual warming trend over the next few days and by the weekend, inland we're up to 67 degrees. we will see some mostly sunny skies throughout the week. the dry weather continues and no issues as you make plans to get outside this weekend. there will be a few more clouds in the mix on saturday, but in russian river valley it's going to be perfect, 67 degrees for hanging out at some of the vineyards there. if you're going to the sierra, you shouldn't have any issues, with no snow throughout the weekend. ome of that snow will be melting. i'll keep an eye on that. we'll talk about w tre kari 5:38 right now. one of hollywood's biggest nights. ahead on "today in the bay," the oscar nominations being released right now. plus the government shutdown is having an impact on bay area federal workers, who have gone

without pay for more than a month. the help they're receiving today. >> it's day 32 on that shutdown, what the senate might do today to try to solve it. we'll take a look when "today in the bay" continues.

in palo alto we start with clear skies and chilly temperature this is morning. we're going to feel some mid to upper 40s, then looking warmer e

forecast today. we'll get a look at the microclimates and the forecast coming up in less than five minutes. tord the bay bridge, but i well just got an alert about a crash on the bay bridge span. i'm going to move this camera, we'll show you what we find, slowing expected around treasure island. today marks six days out of classrooms for students in los angeles. teachers once again striking. there may be some hope when it comes to negotiations between the teachers union and the school district. according to the "l.a. times," signs are pointing that both sides are getting closer to striking a deal. they say talks are productive, but aren't moving as quickly as they'd both hoped. the government is still in a partial shutdown this morning, as the nation enters day 32, a supervisor in san francisco is calling on the city to offer assistance to federal workers not getting a paycheck. according to the "san francisco chronicle," supervisor matt

haney is called on deferred payments and emergency loan assistance for government employees. both the board of supervisors and the city's mayor would have to agree to fund that proposal with city money. meanwhile, the shutdown has a bay area yacht club opening its doors. arimeda say rescue at the ballena bay yacht club, is hosting coast guard furloughed contractors for food and fun later today. >> if we're out there in the water and something happens, the first people there are the coast guard and they have saved friends and people that we know. >> penny pinching a little bit these last couple of weeks, just because we're not sure when this all will end, and we've had to say no to a few things already. >> coast guard families who don't know when the next paycheck is coming say that help is appreciated and it's very humb humbling. the president's lawyer walking back some of the things he said. >> scott mcgrew, rudy giuliani startled us with the talk about

he said the president was dealing with russia all the way up and even through the 2016 election. take a look. >> it's our understanding they went on throughout 2016, there weren't a lot of them but there were conversations. can't be sure of the exact dates but the president can remember having conversations with them about it. >> absolute 2016? could be up to mber -- yes, as far as october/november. >> that caught everyone off guard, because, while we're slowly learning from others that the president was indeed making deals with russia much, much later than he said, the giuliani time line was more damning and would have made trump's statements about russia even that much more questionable. >> she always likes to tie me in with russia. i have nothing to do with russia. i'll give you a written statement, nothing to do. >> this morning the president's

lawyer the things you heard in the sound bite were theoretical, made up. "my rent statements about a potential trump moscow project were hype thothetical and not b on conversations i had with russia." particularly a cnbc poll, the best of business people in america, which trump failed to appear on, even though they were allegedly trying to manipulate it. giuliani said that was inaccurate, though he used much stronger language. shortly after that poll came out in 2016, then candidate trump said the poll was stupid. it's day 32 of the government shutdown as marcus mentioned. no end in sight. today the senate may take up a proposal put forward by president trump on saturday, but the senate doesn't have the votes to pass it. we'll be monitoring all of that. you can fol m i' i'm @scottmcgrew. thank you very much. moments ago the oscar nominations came out, and here

are some of the nominees. amy adams we're seeing in "vice." marina de tavira in "roma" regina king, emma stone and rachel weiz, for best supporting actress nominees. best supporting actor mahershala ali, adam driver, sam rockwell, sam eliot and richard e. grant in "if you can ever forgive me?" the best picture nominations came out as well, "black panther" blackklansman, greenbook, row ma, a star is born, and rice. >> if you have a long name as an orter names, other i whole plan glenn close, melissa

mccarthy, coleman, best actress nominees, all coming out this morning. exciting to watch. >> a lot of performances. >> i'll look at the actors right now, while we look at the forecast. >> if you have some movies to catch up on like me then you're going to have also some nice weather, so it's going to make it hard to stay inside. here is a live look outside in dublin, a cool start, as a lot of people are up and out the door, as you make your way out the door, make sure you have something nice and warm, like some coffee, some hot chocolate to warm up your hands and it's going to be a chilly start to the day, not only today, but the next couple of days. look at these numbers. we're at 38 in antioch. it's 44 in livermore and san jose. santa rosa 39, and it's 33 now in ukiah. as we head over toward dublin, we are going to see a mix of sun and clouds. our temperatures today head into the mid-50s so after this school start it will at sometimes feel a little bit cool throughout the day with some light breezes picking up. so grab a heavier coat later on

today, all about the sunglasses as we get all clear skies and look for san francisco's high temperature to reach 59 degrees. 63 in napa. oakland 59, and morgan hill we're going to see the high there of 60 degrees, so a really nice day, and this is about normal for this time of year, as we are going to catch a break from the wet weather. we had several storms move through last week, but this week, it is all quiet, as high pressure brings us some sinking air, clear skies, and no storms developing out there in the pacific. as we look at how much of the benefits we had from the storms we had last week, we look at the sierra snowpack. the statewide average is at 111%. we are doing very well, after all of that snow really fell over the sierra last weekend. this week, as we dry out, we hope that we can hold on to some of that snowpack but it will be warm, inland valleys reach into the mid-50s and upper 50s today,

but then looking at some 60s for the rest of the week, and mostly sunny skies. san francisco not much different. we're going to be at 56 today and reaching into the low 60s for i weekend. mike, you've been tracking the roads and now is there a crash on the bay bridge? >> that's the big question. we have two reports on the westbound direction for interstate 80, that's your commute across the bay bridge, and in toward san francisco. you see some slowing around the bend, as folks hit the new tower, i should say newer tower. it's been there for a while. westbound slows in toward the tunnel. in the tunnel, one crash reported but no details on that, and just on the san francisco side, at fremont, another crash reported. now they may be the same incident and i think they may have vehicles moving slowly off of the roadway. we will track that, but that will slow you down westbound across that bay bridge, at least for the time being. richmond-san rafael bridge to the north and carquinez bridge continues west 80 at

magazine coming through val toward the east bay. the rest of the bay moves nicely. this crash in the east bay southbound 808 at dixon landing road not a problem. it's out of the roadway, no injuries reported. folks waiting to get on to southbound 101 at yafruniversit nice easy drive. yesterday the dublin interchange was trouble about this time but no problems this morning, it's a smooth drive. back to you. >> thanks, mike. happening now, soccer star pleading guilty to tax fraud. this is video of him headed to court. he received a 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. big news for families. next and all new this hour, new research looking at the hpv vaccine, and the medical condition experts say parents who are hesitant about receiving

that vaccine for their child might change their minds. you ca

media for even more news. california has its first ever surgeon general. welcome back on this tuesday morning. you can follow us on social media, california has actually the governor, governor gavin newsom appoints the first ever california surgeon general, pediatrician dr. nadine burke harris. she has a practice in san francisco. congratulations to dr. burke

harris on that amazing honor. a new scientific support for the hpv vaccine. infection rates decreased since the vaccine was saw a significant drop in hpv among women who received the vaccine but hpv also decreased among unvaccinat women. researchers say that suggests the vaccine helps protect the community as now a separate study says messages about cancer prevention may be the best way to reach parents who are hesitant about their kids receiving that hpv vaccine. this morning, protest overseas against two san francisco companies. cab drivers in spain's largest two cities demonstrated against private drivers like those who work for uber and lyft. cabs blocked traffic in downtown madrid. thousands of people demonstrated more regulations on ride hailing app companies. workers vowed to begin the open-ended strike.

the scene there in barcelona, taxi driver companies say they have more regulations than ride drivers do. also this morning, google owes france $57 million, mountain view tech giant is the first to be fined for violating europe's new data privacy rules. france's data privacy agency says google did not fully disclose how users' personal information is collected and what happens to it. it also says google did not get users' consent to show them personal ads. google says it's deeply committed to high standards of transparency. an investigation is under way after a freak accident at a capturedan francisco's outer these images of that deck that collapsed onai that two people were rushed to the hospital todyesterday. it's not clear what caused the documentary by bay area

filmmakers examines the epidemic renewed spotlight palo alto. on an issue our investigative unit has reported on extensively. >> senior investigative reporter isser vicky nguyen has a look at new ways school leaders are trying to help 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 concerns about student mental health by 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 district leaders in palo alto agret teo suicide. >> we can 100% of the time prevent suicide if we approach >> reporter: that'>> ts pright

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. >> and as a reminder, 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. saints fans may be the only ones not ready to look forward to the super bowl, given how they lost the nfc championship, but on the other hand, sport books are excited about this. when the rams and the patriots play two sundays from now, the betting action may be intense. that's because legalized gambling is now in the process of rapid expansion. experts forecast a record $300 million bet legally, nearly double the previous high, and americans are likely to bet more than ever on so-called prop bets, this is pegged to 'r taking a stroll

ually cincinnati. the animals walked through the zoo's pathways friday through monday during winter, they say if it's cold enough. at least the sun was th right there. >> it was a good day. right now for you at 6:00, how is your drive? well the 2019 road report came out overnight, and our team looked through it, and the past few hours, how california compares to the rest of the country. breaking overnight, chris brown detained. what is happening right now police in paris amid reports that say a woman claims the singer attacked her. also new for you this morning, hall of famer? today could giants legend barry bonds finally makes the cut. when we'll know, and why some say he's still a long shot away from that. "today in the bay" continues for you right now. and a good tuesday morning to you. thanks so much for beginning your morning with "today in the

bay." i'm wherebmarcus washington. >> getting it started. it's 6:00, a cold start, too. >> i think this is what we better get used to. we don't see any changes over the next few days. we will have some beautiful weather over the next few days, as we get ready to make some plans, as you step out the door in antioch, some mid-40s and all of that sunshine warms up our temperatures. we'll be in the upper 50s later today, as we head over toward concord, we are going to go from 40 degrees at 6:00 this morning to 57 at noon. we will talk about all of our microclimates and what's ahead coming up, and mike, most of the commute is moving well, right? >> most of it, that's right, that means you have to stick around for the one thing that's not going well. over here south bay shows a little build, you so he that little bit of orange and yellow there, where we expected 101 at 680, a smooth flow of traffic getting toward the bay bridge, and we do expect this, theport like it's there. bridge crew has to check it out. the one at fremont street has treasure island still sounds cleared from the report, so i think this is the only thing we're worried about and i do watch these tail lights moving

smoothly in toward the tunnel. i'll say everything is okay so far. if they have to remove a vehicle from the roadway, they might have to do a quick traffic break so of course i'll warn you about that. back to you. >> it's 6:00 right now. 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. the bb is reporting a 24-year-old woman is claiming the singer sexually assaulted her inside a paris hotel suite earlier this month. she says they met at a nightclub. brown's publicist at sony music is not commenting just yet.