while trying his hardest not to wake zeus. delsym 12-hour. nothing lasts longer for powerful cough relief. america and good tuesday morning to you. february 19th, and wow! beautiful shot this morning, just looks very light outside this morning, too. this is the transamerica building you can see right there in san francisco, just a beautiful shot there. makes me feel good on this tuesday. >> that's good. that's why we're here, to make you feel good! >> it's all about me? >> you are warming our hearts, marcus. >> see, that's why i'm here. >> that's true. >> thanks so much for joining us for "today in the bay." i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. i'm cold, too. it's 33 degrees when i was driving in. >> freezing temperatures. it looks so bright outside because we have a full moon, a

supermoon on the bay making it appear ligbrighter. a live look at temperatures where it is 29 below freezing in livermore, and 32 degrees in santa rosa, so we do have a lot of freezing temperatures that may make some of those bridges and overpasses icy, and then going throughout the day, more sunshine. we do keep that, but we also keep those cool afternoon highs. we'll talk more about that coming up and mike, you have a major crash in the north bay. >> i do, kari. overall, we're looking at the speed sensors, because traffic is still light right now, we're mostly at speed, a couple of minor crashes through oakland and a car fire popped over there in richmond parkway area. first we have the closure for highway 12 around beck, that's just east of interstate 80, and that will be an issue. c cordelia and west texas are the alternates to get around the area, the closure in place because of a major injury crash. it's not a manlgjor impact to o

morning commute on i-80. back to you. breaking news for you just in to our newsroom, senator bernie sanders is launching a second presidential bid. the vermont senator made it on public radio station saying he will run as a democrat. during that interview he also attacked president trump. >> i think the current occupant of the white house is an embarrassment to our country. i think he is a pathological liar every day. he is telling one lie or another. it gives me no pleasure to say that, but i also think he is a racist, a sexist, a homophobe. >> so far, president trump has not commented on sanders' run. nine democrats have formally declared that they are running, including california senator kamala harris, while nearly 20 others said they are considering running, including former vice president joe biden. happening today, former president barack obama is in the

bay area. he along with warriors star steph curry plan to host a town hall for obama's foundation. >> my brother's kaep keeper wor support boys and young men of color pete surat. pete suratos is live for us, good morning, pete. >> reporter: good morning. former president barack obama speaking at his my brother's keeper conference across the street from the marriott. the three-day conference kicked off yesterday, a big event, a community service event that took place yesterday in west oakland as well as appearances by richard sherman of the 49ers and san francisco mayor london breed that took place later in the day. more than 250 of the my brothers keeper organizations will be here in oakland for this three-day conference, and as far as topics that will be covered at the three-day conference, they'll talk about efforts to reduce youth violence,

impablgtful mimpablgctful mentoring, masculinity. my brothers keepers often referred to as mbk was launched five years ago to the former president in response to the shooting death of trayvon martin. the ultimate goal is building safer and supportive communities for boys and young men of color. our crews talked with an 11-year-old of the east oakland youth development center will be at the convention today and hopes to meet the 44th president. >> because a lot of people like love him, how he's the first black president, and how like he gave us a lot of options in life. >> not only do we believe they can succeed, but we need them to succeed, and we are ag're goingp them to succeed. >> reporter: as you guys mentioned, the president will be speaking at a town hall forum this afternoon during the conference. he'll be joined by singer john legend and also golden state warriors superstar steph curry. and they'll also be joined by other community leaders at the town hall and the town hall will begin at 3:15 p.m.

we were' live in oakland, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> a lot of big names in town for a great cause. >> a great cause, helping those young men. thank you very much, pete. 4:34. later today, former starbucks ceo howard schultz returns to the bay area, speaking at a sold out commonwealth club event at the herbst theater in san francisco. the last few weeks schultz hinted about running for president as an independent. new video shows smashed up security gates at reed airport in san jose. police say a suspected drunk driver crashed the gate and drove his pickup onto the field around 10:30 last night. a tow truck removed the damaged pickup truck. the county and airport this morning will work to repair that gate. more than a dozen people trapped for hours on a gondola at sea world in san diego are back on the ground this morning. this is brand new cell phone video of that rescue.

they were stranded for hours on board that ride, dangling above water. one of them an infant. crews could be seen climbing onto the gondola and rappel willing down to the water saving one person at a time. the temperature in the 40s. investigators say a huge gust of wind tripped a circuit breaker, shutting down the ride. police believe surveillance video from an antioch gas station may show two killers in it. it was august 19th after 3:00 a.m. watch the dodge charger, you see a man get out and then crouch next to it. police believe he was hiding, so the victim wouldn't see him. he and another man followed the victim to an apartment complex and killed him. here is another look at that dodge charger. it is a late model silver charger with black racing stripes. police also hope that maybe these sketches will look familiar. if you know who they are, call

police. a 90-year-old man in san jose gearing up for his court fight in what is being called the fitbit murder. in just a few hours, anthony aieolo will be in court for a plea hearing, he is charged in the death of his 68 stepdaughter, her fitbit device indicated she died while he visited her in her east san jose home. work to permanently fix the damage, though the richmond-san rafael bridge officially begins tonight. repairs were supposed to begin last night but pushed back due to presidents day. comes more than a week after chunks of the concrete fell from the upper deck. crews will replace expansion joints where the concrete crumbled. traffic will be reduced to one lane in each direction. much more ahead here on "today in the bay" including southwest airlines loves advertising free check bags program. the faa is looking into how the

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longest stretch for the dow since 2017. on today's watch list, a report on the housing sector and earnings from retail giant walmart. the faa has been investigating southwest airlines for failing to properly track the weight of checked bags on its planes. the "wall street journal" is reporting they found mistakes with employee calculations leading to discrepancies when pilots compute takeoff weights. a dozen pounds to a thousand pounds above what the paperwork showed. and payless shoes has filed for bankruptcy today for the second time in as many years. the retailer confirming reports it will close all of its stores in north america by the end of may. payless is one of the most high-profile casualties as more and more consumers shop online. laura and marcus, back over to you. >> we were talking in the newsroom, we remember as a kid getting those shoes at payless because you grew out of them.

for me like every six months. frank, i'm sure your feet grew just as fast as mine. >> yes, same problem. >> i'm the same size as i was. >> you get lower priced shoes. >> you guys are grown boys. i'm the same size as i was when i was 13. i saved my parents a lot of money. >> i'm sure you did. much more here on "today in the bay." kari will keep track of the weather for us. >> this morning we start out cold and we'll at least keep the sunshine today. here is a live look in palo alto. our temperatures go from the upper 30s this morning to the upper 40s. we are going to talk about that rain returning to the bay area, coming up in next. and a little traffic returning to the bay bridge. i saw a few folks waiting for cash lanes, just let up while frank was doing his report, looks like the cash lanes are open. we have a couple spots we're tracking already.

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jose a very good morning to you. taking a live look outside overlooking san jose. look how clear it is out there. no cloud cover to keep us warm this morning. it is a very cold start as you walk out the door. grab a heavy coat, maybe some gloves. the full forecast coming up in a moment. quarter to 5:00 right now. if you looked up last night you might have seen the brightness of the moon of the year, it's called the super snow

moon. if you didn't get a chance to catch it last night, that's okay, you'll have another chance tonight and driving in this morning, like i was saying earlier, i said wow, it looks so bright, because it normally is darker. >> you may not have that chance tonight because if the clouds roll in. >> oh. >> the moon will be there. >> the moon will be there but we may not be able to see it as clearly as this morning. so we've got a little bit more time left to get a view of that. here is a live look outside in fremont this morning, checking out what's happening around tesla and we have those clear skies and our temperatures start out very chilly. check this out, 34 degrees through 8:00, and then it starts to gradually warm up. we're only going to make it into the low to mid-50s today. so as you head out this morning, you do need a lot of extra layers once again. san martin down below freezing, 31 degrees. we're at 30 in ukiah. san francisco at 41, and it's 36 in palo alto.

that live look outside in san jose as you're getting dressed, you do need once again everything to keep you warm, from the hat to the coat, maybe even scarves and gloves, if you'll be outside for quite a while. our high temperatures pretty much matching where we were yesterday, reaching 54 in san jose, 55 in oakland and 56 today in santa rosa. this is the day we'll start to see some clouds moving in, especially tonight, as this system starts to move in from the north. this dropping down will bring in some even colder air for the end of the week, and also, initially some quick-moving showers. it doesn't look like a widespread, heavy rain producer but we start to see some spotty, light rain moving into the north bay late tomorrow morning, and then into the afternoon, still some spotty rain, once again we may not all see this, in fact, that's what the computer model is showing, very light and trace amounts of rain, as we go into tomorrow, and then moving out on thursday. and then our temperatures will stay chilly with some mid-50s, more sunshine on friday.

by saturday, it looked to be a little bit warmer, but there may be some more clouds moving in ahead of that next system, and it will bring us some rain on sunday. so we are going to still continue on with some much cooler than normal temperatures. mike, you have an update on now what's a car fire. >> originally a crash, then a car fire, and then no real update over the last few minutes. this is westbound 80, richmond parkway, get you oriented for the upper east shore freeway. no speed sensors slowing over the last 10 to 12 minutes and we saw slowing with the earlier car fire on the report. we'll monitor that. so far looks like things have calmed down and so has the rest of contra costa county. to the north, highway 12 has the closure just east of interstate 80 and a major injury crash but i-80 itself moves smoothly through fairfield. the arrows pointing out your commute direction. highway 37 to the richmond-san rafael bridge. highway 37 continues with the closure at atherton avenue

before you get to 101. atherton avenue is the alternate but so is the richmond to san rafael bridge. the volume should be lighter, some school districts are still off and the vacation yesterday are to almost all the schools around the bay. a smoother drive for the rest of your commute as we look across the san mateo bridge coming from 580, it's a smooth drive. a clear view through dublin, yesterday we had the fog and we continue over the water to the peninsula side with no problems over 92. back to you. >> thanks, mike. sfo is sinking. our investigative unit discovered that's creating problems with cracking in the runway, leading to flight delays and cancellations. here is our senior investigator stephen stock. >> reporter: you're seeing firsthand from the pilot's point of view what it looks like on final approach to land on the runway at san francisco international, especially after a recent rainstorm. notice the puddles of water along the runway and as the photos taken that same day show

repair patches everywhere. also notice the ponding of water on the taxiways and on the apron around them. there's an extensionive linear cracking called alligator cracking, clear skinz signs, structural engineers the ground underneath is settling and creating problems >> that means the sub base is starting to fall a little bit, and that is a little more extensive repair. you have to dig it up, pack it in and do more extensive repairs with it. >> reporter: in total some was closed down for a total of 90 days, one out of every four days of the year in 2018. during those days we calculated with the help of flight aware 1,100 canceled flights. we also talked to a scientist who worked with nasa to measure precisely how fast sfo is sinking. hear what he has to say, plus see our interactive map about where the repairs happen on these runways. that's on our interactive web page at

nbcbayarea.com/investigations. >> now, if you have a story for our investigative unit, you can give them a call. the number there on your screen, 888-996-tips or go to the website, nbcbayarea.com/investigations. 4:51 right now. only on nbc, a gun stolen from a baggage carousel at sfo is now on the streets and the gun's owner is blaming united airlines. the man who wants to remain anonymous trains police and has a permit for the gun. he says he followed protocol and checked the gun with tsa in las vegas. it was apparently shipped to sfo on a different flight, when his was delayed, and now it's missing. >> it was put on a carousel for hours spinning around until somebody just kind of stuck around and noticed it not being moved, so they just took it and literally walked out with it. >> united airlines said they did nothing wrong and have filed a police report. our air travel expert says the gun should have been in a locked area until the owner claimed it in person. right now, authorities in

orange county are trying to get to the bottom of a cartoon-sized mystery. someone stole artwork featuring charlie brown and other characters from peanuts. the security guard discovered glass broken, smashed there at a gallery last week. the artwork is valued at nearly $8,000. nothing else was taken. 4:52 right now. coming up on "today in the bay," "nbc bay area responds." >> three-figure interest on a four-figure purchase. is that even legal? i'm consumer investigator chris chmura, "nbc bay area responds," next. and happening now, breaking news, fashion designer and icon karl lagerfield died. he passed away at the age of 85. the designer had been unwell for several weeks and had missed a number of fashion shows recently. this morning, other fashion designers like donatello versace

are remembering him this morning. more news after the week. break. wimpy trash bags? c'mon.

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and good morning to you. taking a live look out in fremont, as we get started with our day. 4:55 right now. hundreds of stores around the bay area are offering easy financing right at the register. >> but what exactly are you signing up for with payment plans? consumer investigator chris chmura looking into a curious case of 161% interest. >> good morning. we're interested in this because small loans in california are supposed to be capped around 36%, and yet when lisa perry financed her custom car stereo system for a few months, the

annual interest rate worked out to 161%. >> they wanted me to pay $2,600 something for $1,300 worth of equipment. i was like, no. who is going to do that? >> our main question is, how did the lender charge lisa 161% when there's a cap around 36% on small loans? well, we found what some believe is a loophole at stores all over the place. it wasn't alon loan, it was a lease. at 11:00, we'll show you how to spot some of the contracts and lingo and arm you with strong but little known protections in state law, should you already find yourself is it you can stu these unconventional financing deals. if you can't solve a problem, tell us about it at nbcbayarea.com/responds or you can call us. the number is 888-996-tips. i'll see you again tonight at 11:00. >> thanks, chris.

it's 4:56 right now. giants manager bruce bochy announces he's retiring at the end of this upcoming season. >> simply put, i just felt it's time. i've talked with my family, and like i said, larry and brian, and i've had a great run, but you know, it's time to do something different. >> great run indeed. bochy told players about his decision at a private meeting before they took to the field yesterday in spring training. he is considered a first ballot hall of famer and led the giants to three world series titles in five years. he plans on staying with the giants in some capacity in the future. >> that's good. yeah, what a run. if you have a dog, you probably lived through this. >> lawson, what did you do? >> whoa. the dog completely goes to town on a pillow. the owner found his living room

turned into a feathery mess. the dog didn't seem to care but the animal strategically running away from the owner. >> it's funny when it's not your home. >> exactly. coming up next on "today in the bay," a look at the forecast. cold start once again >> very cold this morning in evergreen and east san jose, some mid-30s and it will be another cool afternoon. we'll talk about the sunshine and when the rain returns, coming up next. and we're looking at atherton avenue, there is the closure for highway 37 and we'll talk about traffic there. i have an alert for oakland that just popped up. we'll give you that, coming up.

senator bernie sanders officially in the right now at 5:00, breaking news overnight, senator bernie sanders officially in the race, announcing he's joining the ever-growing number of democrats looking to challenge president trump in 2020. sanders already coming out punching. plus -- >> do you think the president is a threat, is that what that means? >> i think it's entirely possible. >> former fbi director andrew mccabe continues to hammer the trump administration. coming up in a live report, what he is saying this morning on the "today" show. and happening today in the east bay, a discussion on sexual abuse in the catholic church. it comes one day after the oakland diocese releases names of priests and brothers accused of sexual abuse. "today in the bay" continues right now.