news to tell you about. car slamming into a san francisco gas station. the rescue firefighters face. plus -- >> anything could happen. you just have to stay locked in, especially a game of this caliber. just two days away. the 49ers taking on the kansas city chiefs. hear from jimmy g. on why this moment is so special to him. and growing outrage among east bay parents following a heated school district hearing on cuts and the new lawsuit filed this morning. "today in the bay" continues right now. and good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. we're are ready for this weekend. ready for the super bowl. >> i'm ready. >> red on. >> can you tell. >> i'm not red. >> but this morning, a few patches of fog and then clear. >> right. that is what commuters could

expect and mike sees that on his traffic maps because the current temperatures are not bad. 45 in san jose, 43 in santa rosa. but yes, we are definitely getting reports of fog. you could see a little bit there towering in downtown san jose. look at the temperature trend, in the upper 50s by about 10:00 am. but i want to get right to visibility because look at san jose. down to about a quarter of a mile in santa rosa 4 miles and through san martin down to by a quarter of a mile. that could quickly become dangerous to keep your distance and always just stay within the speed limit or just a little bit i would say a good distance behind another car in front of you. because it limited the space. >> you have to slow down to allow yourself more reaction time even traffic is light now. allow the space. here is what vianey is talking about. her weather data translates to road data showing there is fog where it is highlights but we've seen patches of fog around the bay area.

205 slow through the altamont pass but positively affect us over here. and contra costa great drive toward the bay bridge. and highway 37 novato and san rafael as well and in san francisco highway 1 is 19th but before the two roadways merge we see slowing near junipero serra where is the v and the gas station and i'll hand it back to you, the breaking news. >> that is right. that is the breaking news that we're covering in san francisco this morning. a car crashing into a gas station and a driver needing to be rescued. >> "today in the bay" pete suratos is live along junipero iut there. >> reporter: very acserra in sa. still a very active scene. you could see that car that crashed into a structure at the thisre at 19th avenue and junipero serra and not too far from san

francisco state. there is dozens of firefighters still on scene working on that area. now we are getting new details from san francisco police as far as what happened. now they did confirm that this car did hit the structure that you guys are looking at. but they say in side of that structure that was part of a system that controls the vapor when you fill your car. now you could see video they had to rescue the victim out of that car, the driver out of the car. he appears to be moving in that video. he to be transported, we're told, to san francisco general for the injuries but right now we don't know exactly what led to this crash. this was a high-speed situation or what the investigation is. back out here live, you could see the car right there still in that structure. there is no public threat but it is unknown exactly when this area is going to reopen. we'll provide you any new updates when they come in. reporting live, pete suratos tor "today in the bay." >> pete, thank you.

switching gears, 5:04, a live look at hard rock stadium in miami. just two more days until the 49ers take on the chiefs in super bowl liv and the excitement could be felt across the country. >> oh, yeah. "today in the bay's" cheryl hurd live in miami. and i know the star quarterback soaking everything in right now. >> reporter: oh, he is. but first we need an introduction. i'm cheryl, laura and marcus, nice to meet you. it is a shame i have to come to miami to talk to you guys. that is just ridiculous. >> i know. we know you well. but you're usually on night side so we're delighted that you got up early for us here. and it looks like miami is just treating you well. >> reporter: it is. it is fantastic. we're going to slide on over here so you could see what miami is all about. it is simply fantastic. welcome to miami as they say.

literally i haven't been here in 20 years and see why this city is always the host for the super bowl. and what about the team? well i think the team is feeling great, baby. loose and confident. ready to take on the chiefs. this team is focused as ever. it can be. jimmy g. is focused and ready to silence the doubters. coming back from a very strong injury. take a listen. >> about a year ago i was learning how to run again and so it is just -- when you look back on everything and it makes you realize how special this moment is. so it is one of the things you can't take for granted. so you don't know if you've ever be back here so make it count while you can. >> reporter: so jimmy g. is confident the whole entire team is confident. but of course it is about the team. but it is about the fans, right?

>> touchdown! san francisco! >> baby! >> reporter: that is the voice of the 49ers greg papa. he is here revving up the fans. they are literally here from all over the world taking it in, the super bowl experience and a lot of dancing and fun. people here are having a wonderful time. people here are from all over the world. i talked to a guy who is from italy. he came here. it took him 30 hours to get here. he is so excited about it. and of course i'm nosy and asking how much they aid for their tickets and one guy, i said a thousand and he said no. and i said $2,000 no and he said let me say i paid enough for a mortgage for one month in my second home. so this guy has a lot of cash

and a lot of money for the tickets. people here are having a great time. >> it sounds like it. well we're going to check back in with you throughout the morning as well in our live coverage from miami will continue all morning long and into the weekend leading up to the super bowl. we'll check up with cheryl in just a bit. 5:07 now and a pivotal day in washington. it could be the last day that the senate impeachment trial against president trump continues. here is a live look at pictures of capitol hill. this is where the senate may vote today whether to allow witnesses and new evidence. democrats are hoping moderate republicans who are on will vote to allow witnesses. on twitter president trump declaring, quote, game over. now sure to stay with nbc bay area. scott mcgrew will do a deep dive in the checks and balances segment and we'll have special reports throughout the day.

s in 5:07 now. derick almena will be back in court to discuss a new trial date. the jury acquitted max harris but could not come to a decision on almena. people were killed in the 2016 fire which broke out during an electronic music show at the artist collective. new this morning, parents and teachers in the east bay are suing one school district for injuries suffered by police at a school board meeting back in october. the oakland school district had a meeting in which participants protested against plans to close schools including kaiser elementary and now eight people say police used excessive force and the parents say the police and the district violated their constitutional rights engage in free speech and public activity without being hurt. uc berkeley is stripping a

19th century namesake. john bolt's name was removed. bolt pushed for the 1882 chinese exclusion act. university officials say it is the first time uc berkeley has removed as facility name because of a character or actions of the namesake. ahead of this year's wildfire season, the state's most powerful utility regulator is limiting the pg&e planned blackouts. according to "the chronicle," the public utility commission is ordering pg&e to brief the commission about its plans to restrict the outages. the cpuc will sign off on any fire prevention regulations and they have to restore no more than 24 hours after risky weather. and we're monitoring an increase in wind speeds heading into super bowl sunday locally. potential for wind advisory. but the fog is along the coast and in through san jose but our

daytime highs will warm up into the upper 60s tor san jose. 69 degrees. check out con card. 70 degrees. the warmest day of the week so far. i'll have a closer look at the week coming up but over to mike. a quick check at the bay bridge toll plaza to show you it is clear. this is great for a friday. typically at 5:10 we see the metering lights turning on. 24 year 13 is where i think the incident is located but no problem for the speed sensors. watch some fog in the south bay unexpected. back to you. >> thanks, mike. 5:10 and the force is strong with baby yoda. next on "today in the bay," the item up for sale online this morning. >> check it out. plus navigating your commute. a look at the new upgrade just made to apple maps. >> and facebook drawing the line when it it comes to coronavirus. i'll tell you about it coming up in business tech. >> and ahead at 5:25 the

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the haywardp. i have in the city and another update for our major roadway you might take this weekend. and good morning. happy friday. a lot of positive corporate earning reports inoculating the markets against worries of coronavirus. san francisco one medical starting at $14 a share but you see the x's there. it hasn't traded yet. it debuts this morning after pricing at that $14. ibm startling as it announced that geno rommeti will step down at ceo. she was one of the most visible women to lead a fortune 500 company and will be replaced by the head of cloud services. today is the last gate great britain will be part of the european union. they have the rest of the year to disentangle itself from the rest of europe and how it will handle the irish border.

and i'm a bit reluctant to say it outline but a fake cure is drinking bleach and let's be clear you will die and it will hurt while you are dying. and richard sherman is money and did you know he is a venture cappist. he joined decibel ventures and investing in football companies like one that makes a new helmet. my colleagues writes about it for fortune magazine. >> it is a pill that a player can take post-concussion and it will mitigate some of the impacts and another one is a helmet company that is suppose topde a safer helmet so that is where his focus has beench he's put his money where his mouth is. >> and when it ces investors, nba are better, late kobe bryant, lebron james, magic johnson very good investors and

there is a reason for that. with one is nba players get paid more. but there are other rules and things as well. we'll talk about why nba players are better investors than nfl on ""press: here"" this weekend. >> at 5:16 and something we want to talk about. apple rolling out a redesigned version of the map. so the tech giant said it is faster with more accurate navigation and comprehensive views of roads and buildings anz parks and airports and malls and more. so the map of airport and malls go inside so you could find individual stores. >> if they could find any try. 5:16 now. and trending this morning, taylor swift's new documentary miss americana comes out today and following the pop star coping with intent negative >> i became the person everyone wanted me to be.

>> the film also swift's comical side as well as behind the scenes music moments. it comes out tonight at midnight. also trenning this morning. you could own a life-size baby yoda but it will cost you $350. side show collectibles taking preorders but it is not expected to arrive until august to october later this year. >> so i guess just many time for christmas. >> yeah. early christmas. >> how tall is this life -- >> little. >> mandelorian was pretty big. >> i think they're talking about being smaller than the yoda that we saw in "star wars." >> but it is $350. i'm not worried about how big it is. >> it is a fur >> and they have something like that now, too. >> furbie. >> i have some because i was ki made some noise.

>> stay clear of that and porcelain dolls. >> but they're fine. >> are they though? >> those kind. >> oh, no. okay. let's not talk about that. >> what about ventriloquist dummy. >> let's get to the forecast. >> it is foggy. you won't find any sort of dolls around my house now. especially not after mike's comment about the creepy dolls. all right. look at this near walnut creek. now we have a couple of low clouds rolling through. some areas of fog and satellite radar showing the fog. dense in some spots including san jose and the tri-valley and around the coastline. so just keep that in mind as you head of the door. right now country temperatures not too cold. 44 in san jose. chillier through livermore at 42. 49. at concord, 47. and your maeicroclimate

temperature. east san jose 70 and into the 70s at 69 and walnut creek 69. hayward 66. now around the coastline, we're going to keep the cloud cover lingering longer. 56 for mission. up to the north bay, 69 in novato. 70 degrees for santa rosa. i want to talk about the changes coming up because we're warm today and then we start cooling off on saturday. we increase cloud cover and get a trough that drops by. what will happen is that will increase our winds which could mean the chance of seeing possible wind advisories. maybe even some drizzle. don't worry, though, not expecting heavy rain. just enough to avoid washing your car because it might just get a little dusty. but super bowl sunday, windy conditions expected throughout the bay area. mike. >> i had planned on washing my car on super bowl sunday. i log over here. you might get some fog and that is an issue for driving through the south bay. we've seen this for the last couple of weeks, patchy fog. so another reminder, city streets are moving nicely but lower the speed if visibility is

a problem. told you i would check on this crash near highway 13 but not in the roadway, it is off the shoulder. a hit-and-run reported. if you did see something or hear anybody talking about a crash in the area, have them give chp a call. a little slow across the bay bridge into san francisco and starting to see the build but the back-up at the toll plaza not there and it is 5:20. this is a back-up at 19th toward highway 1 and the merge near the chevron. if you haven't seen the video and pictures from pete, the car crashing into part of the gas station. so that is what is going on there. muni not reporting any delays however it might be affected by the closure of a little portion of 19th so watch that. back to you. >> thank you, mike. 5:20. working to prevent another tragic action. the action one state lawmaker is taking following the deadly chopper crash that killed kobe bryant and his daughter. >> and a mystery object lights

up the sky in southern california. the growing buzz over what it reallies was. you're watching "today in the bay."

5:23 now. and tonight the l.a. lakers are set to play the first home game since the death of kobe bryant. resale ticket prices tonights game are surging online

with some selling more than $11,000. last night they paid tribute to bryant with video and some players wearing kobe's shoes. the clippers also honored bryant during their game against the sacramento kings. kobe dies tragically in a helicopter crash on sunday along with his 13-year-old daughter and seven others. the long beach based company that operated the helicopter is suspending operations in the wake of the crash. meantime, an l.a. congressman is now calling on the faa to beef up chopper safety regulations by requiring a terrain alarm system. it is 5:24 now. california may expand the campaign to fight discriminatory laws in other states. a new bill would prohibit employees from using trump owned locations for state-funded business. in 2017 california stop state funded travel to states with laws that discriminate based on sexual orientation or gender identity or expression.

california has already banned state funded travel in 11 states into more now on the portion of the new border wall that collapsed this week during high winds in southern california. u.s. customs and border patrol say the section that gave way had recently been set in with new concrete foundation. they say the concrete didn't completely harden and the wall panels could not with stand the windy conditions. actress lori loughlin and her husband are selling their bel air home. the daily mail is reporting the couple took out equity from the mansion to pay their $2 million bail for fraud charges in the college admission scandal. police say laughlin and her husband paidget their two daughters into usc. both parents pleaded not guilty and will head to trial in october. if convicted, they face up to 45 years in jail. the home itself, that is now up for sale, has six bedrooms, nine bathrooms with a pool and olive

trees. the selling price, $28 million. tmz is reporting the couple is not related to the college admission scandal. well mystery object lighting up the sky in southern california this past wednesday. take a look at video for yourself. this is posted on twitter. you see something gliding through the sky. this is before breaking in pieces. many thought it was something out of this world but leaders at the american meteorological society said it is most likely just space debris. and kicking off in miami. a look at the hard rockta where the chiefs and 49ers will face off. and all of that football could make you hungry. well google trends analyzed the most popular super bowl snack in every state. the cocktail wiener is supreme holding the top search in 11 states and here in california buffalo chicken dip is a fan favorite. >> i thought it would be like

guacamole. nachos. >> i don't think i've ever had buffalo chicken dip. maybe we'll have to breaking news of a car smashing into a san francisco gas station plus brand-new developments overnight on the coronavirus. where it now is spreading this morning. plus a looming deadline. the warning about the real i.d. requirement and the shocking number of americans that are not aware of the big changes. >> reporter: it is hot in miami and as the game approaches, it is getting hotter. i'll have details coming up. tom: my mom always told me

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right now at 5:30 -- >> super bowl business goes even better. >> right now at 5:30, the countdown to kickoff is on. what local businesses and fans are getting ready to do to host the super bowl here at home and fans show us their red and gold. but first our team is in miami. we have you completely covered. cheryl hurd is there right now and we'll check in with her in just a moment. first good morning and thanks for joining us. 5:30 thousand. need to get out of the door on this friday morning, foggy in some spots. >> vianey arana has been checking that out for us. and i love your dress. >> you're sweet. because i think it is a mixed reaction out there.

>> i like it. >> i think it is very brexit. >> i love it. >> we do have cloud cover out there. and areas of low clouds and, yes, reports of fog. especially down through the south bay, right around here through san martin. and also a couple of spots in santa rosa and over cast around the coastline. so what could you expect when it comes to temperatures in the cloud cover? well we're in the 40s so it it is not a cold morning but will quickly warm up into the 50s by 1:00 in antioch and we're tracking a couple of 70s. now a check of the roads with mike. first a note, before anybody writes into laura, you have to send us a picture of what you're wearing right now at 5:31. be responsible. over here at the bay bridge toll plaza. folks are slowing. we may see metering lights on but we haven't seen them all morning so far. typical for a friday. looking at fog registering in the north bay. highway 37 in novato out of vallejo, a smooth flow of traffic out of the south bay as well. and 19th avenue may be slowing

just off of highway 1 because our big breaking news, this is weird. >> that is right. it is out of san francisco this morning. where officers are investigating what led up to a car smashing moo a tank at a gas station. you could understand what a delicate situation that would be. it happened at a chevron station along junipero serra not too far from san francisco state. at one point look at all of the firefighters. they were nearly three dozen firefighters working to get someone out of a car. that actually hit the gas station building. the car caught on fire. the flames had to be put out during the rescue as well. the vike was taken to sf general. police say right now there is no public threat. our pete suratos is there at the scene. and we'll check in with him with a live report as soon as gets more updated information. 5:32 right now. and day two -- two days i should say until the super bowl and the

49ers and fans can almost taste it. >> at least the guam moly. get that ready. cheryl hurd is live in miami covering it for us. we're getting it all. >> reporter: we're getting close. i heard marcus say you can taste it. i can literally taste it. it is just a couple of days. welcome to miami. the weather is beautiful and the skyline is fantastic. take a look. it is all the buzz. celebrities and the fans are pouring in. but what about the team? well, of course they're here. they're keeping loose and keeping their real practice under wraps. keeping it a real secret. and yesterday we talked to the rookie nick bosa. he's keeping it loose too and he said that he's ready for a win. >> no, i'm enjoying it. i love being around my teammates and know nfl team stays the same every year so it is it is a different group next year so i'm trying to soak in this time with

everybody. >> reporter: well, the fans, they are going crazy right now. and they're crazy over this merchandise. and merch is what i heard one guy call it. officials are keeping a close watch on that counterfeit merchandise. but what you're looking at is the real stuff. take a look at those miami colors. miami vice i should say. people here are literally from all over the world. >> what do you think that the niners have that kc doesn't have in. >> mojo. we've been following the mojo all year. >> we're excited for the game and rooting for the 49ers. >> i came from italy. >> you came from italy for the super bowl? >> yeah. >> really? >> yeah. because it is one time in life. so i'm here for the 49ers. >> reporter: i love that guy. that is the guy from italy. he said he threw here for a whole entire day just to be here

for the 49ers. i asked him, why do you like the 49ers? he said i don't know. i saw them. i don't know. i shouldn't have that accent. i saw them 30 years ago and i fell in love with them. the food and fans are fantastic, we're just waiting for super bowl sunday. reporting live from miami, i'm cheryl hurd, back to you. >> you may have a little italian in you from that accent. we'll check back with you. and coming up, a look at how bay area businesses are cashing in on the upcoming super bowl. this is one of my frequent haunts. this is la villa in willow glen and we'll check in with kris sanchez with the big eats happening there. and 5:35 now. and another number of coronavirus cases is approaching 10,000.

bob redell is live for us inside the international terminal at sfo and i know the u.s. state department now advising against travel to that country. >> reporter: yes, marcus. state department is not only issuing this this do not travel advisory to china, the allied pilots association representing the american airlines pilots are advising it is 15,000 pilots to decline assignments to fly to china. it is not clear how many pilots are heeding that warning. i did check online and there is still an american airlines flight, a red eye tonight from sfo to beijing. yesterday the world health organization declared it a global health emergency as the number of coronavirus cases in china has risen to ov9,800 case

and 213 deaths so far. and for the first time there is -- [ no audio ] you could see several people arriving from china wearing face masks. in spice of the travel advisory from the federal government, there are a number of people still taking the 10:55 flight including this couple from sacramento. >> i have in my backpack everything we need. >> hand sanitizer. >> and mask. >> and we wash our hands often. >> we ask them to wash hands more often and use the hand sanitizer and then we had the sanitizing spray to spray all of the surfaces. >> reporter: as you can imagine, there has been a run on the n-95 pace masks especially online. experts are warning people not to panic by a hoard on those masks and to could lead to the

health care providers who need the masks most when they trying to treat the coronavirus. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thanks, bob, for the latest there. it is 5:38 now. the third bay area trial against monsanto the maker of round upweedkiller. a woman said it gave her nonhodgkin's lymphoma. another couple said roundup called their cancer and a year before a groundskeeper with terminal cancer was awarded $80 million. >> this morning an embarcadero lawsuit against juul.ingour o f county in superior court and they say mints target young

people. here is a look at the california districts now suing juul. there are 16 taking legal action across the state. the real i.d. deadline is quickly approaching and there is concern the americans won't be readych the deadline is october 1st. all those over 18 must present real i.d. complaint identification to fly but you can show your passport. make sure it is updated. according to a recent letter from the department of homeland security, only 20% of americans have received the real i.d. and 40% don't know about the deadline, putting as many as 85,000 travelers at risk of being blocked when flying the first day that the requirement is in et.t actually this week, . and i met danny over at the al ma station. so shout out to him because he is a big "today in the bay" viewer. >> anyone at the dpv, we're happy to see you. hope you're happy to see us.

we'll see this, the bay bridge back-up forming as the metering lights were turned on 5:31, just after the last report. so it looks like a friday with the slower build. a factor for the lanes. the fast track lanes in the middle there. as we look at the rest of the approach. contra costa no problem. just fog. zooming out, the south bay and the fog hasn't left the area as far as our road weather index is concerned. a quick look at waze. one of the unnamed wazers pointing out the crash over there just off of 205. what is going on is there was a crash holding folks up in tracy but the sensors are out there and it will take you to miami if you take waze to miami, it will help you get around there. >> that is quite a drive. >> but you could take me to miami and i'll be happy to navigate. >> i could volunteer. >> if you left right now, maybe you could make it for the game. >> road travel. most of us are staying here this weekend. >> and they're tracking storms for tonight and into tomorrow but the weather will clear out

for them just in time for the super bowl which is great. so our bay area forecast locally. today warm in san francisco. 63 degrees. but look at saturday. increasing clouds. the reason is because we've got a trough that is going to drop down and you know what is going to happen? our temperatures will start dipping down into the 50s. which is actually more seasonable for this time of the year. we're usually an average high of about 58. now by sunday we're monitoring the winds as the trough begins to dip down. we're going to start to see winds develop. first around the coastline and then moving further inland, between 15, upwards of 30 miles per hour. just in time for super bowl sunday. and notice the change in temperatures as well. today we're in the upper 60s, a couple of 70s and then increasing cloud cover on saturday and then look at what happens on sunday, 56 degrees. chilly overnight lows as well. we'll dip down into the 30s sunday night into monday which means frosty conditions for the sheltered valleys. now if you are heading out of

town, maybe up to lake tahoe, we're tracking 50s in the forecast and with that trough dropping down into sunday we could see a chance of a couple of areas of showers. now between, bay area weather and wind gusts, at halftime, jacket weather by the fourth quarter. back to you. >> good to know. next on "today in the bay," the fines you could ta-- you cod face if you don't sign up for health insurance. >> and a major change that could come to the iconic l.a. boulevard. >> and could this be the last day of the impeachment trial. if it goes fast enough, it it could be. and going viral. the online debate over what this photo nfl star tom brady posted on social media really m i am running to defeat donald trump.

in 2016 i warned that donald trump was a dangerous demagogue, and when the republican congress wouldn't hold him accountable, i went to work helping run winning campaigns in twenty-one house seats. it's time for the senate to act and remove trump from office, and if they won't do their jobs, this november you and i will.

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it is 5:45 with a quick check of your toyota tahoe snow report. 100 inches at the base and 32 lifts and we're tracking on sunday 33 degrees. mike. no problems for the mass transit. you may want to slow down traveling through some fog. palo alto just showing the glow. but we could clearly see highway 101. what the tail mights might head toward in the city. >> today could be the last day of the impeachment trial and it may end with no witnesses at all. good morning. "today" everythi today is on the line. a vote will come on witnesses and we think it will fail and then a vote on guilt or

innocence could come soon after. we know senator lamar alexander will vote against witnesses. he votes first because of the alphabet. a yes vote from him might haven boldened others and led to more yes votes but that is not a night here scenario are a tie. those believe that john roberts could break the tie. the constitution said the presiding officer of the senate breaks the ties but that is normally the vice president. it is pretty vague about what happens if it is not the vice president. but if everybody did agree on the rules about a tie, it would put roberts in an awful position. the supreme court wants to stay out of politics. when rehnquist presided over the clinton impeachment he said he did a good job doing nothing. roberts casting a vote to break a tie sucks the supreme court into this in a way it doesn't want. during question-and-answer

period, a question did just that. and roberts had to read the question and this one was about him. >> does the fact that the chief justice is presiding over an impeachment trial in which republican senators have thus far refused to allow witnesses or evidence contribute to the loss of legitimacy of the chief justice, the supreme court and the constitution? >> the other big question, if the senate shuts down the possibility of hearing from people like john bolton, will he do something? hold a press conference or appear on 60 minutes and tell america what he knows. we can't predict anything about what will happen today. so the president could be done with his impeachment trial as soon as today or saturday. the iowa caucus are monday. president was in iowa last night telling farmers democrats want to kill their cows and they may die next. >> the green new deal. which would crush our farms, destroy our wonderful cows. i love cows.

they want to kill our cows. you know why, right? you know why? don't say it. he want to kill our cows. that means you're next. >> for the record, cows on farms don't need to make long-term plans regardless of who is in office. we'll follow everything happening today. follow me on twitter @scott mcgrew. >> thanks, scott. the enrollment for the deadline for cover california is here. if you did not have insurance last year, come tax time you could face penalties, they start at $695 a person. this is per person. a $2,000 fine for a family of four. it goes up the longer one is uninsured. los angeles is considering a bold makeover for hollywood boulevard. the proposal calls for fewer cars and bike lanes and wider sidewalks. city council member behind the proposal hope it makes for a

more welcoming atmosphere for the millions of tourists who visit the walk of fame every year. look at this. trending this morning, tom brady's latest tweet is causing a frenzy. some think it is a time he is ending his time with the patriots or quitting football altogether. adam schefter tried to calm fans down. he actually tweeted that he is told that that tweet is not related to brady's football future. well speaking of football. what about that super bowl. that is what we should be talking about this morning. niners, as you could imagine, local businesses and they are starting to cash in. >> so we gave kris sanchez a tough assignment this morning telling us all about the good super bowl eats out there. and you're live at one of my favorite places in san jose. >> reporter: yeah. so if you are a south bay foodie you could probably guess where i am. usually there is a long line but they don't open until 11:00 here at the la villa deli in willow

glen which is easy even on a slow day. this family-owned business is a favorite of the 49ers. feeding them for seven years. in the kitchen we got the cooks making enough of the famous ravioli for today and for super bowl sunday parties and making the famous crisp combo sandwiches that the 49ers order up for road trips and post-game fuel. those are life long niners fans and fed food to 11 different nfl visiting teams just not any of the teams in the division and the niners nutritionist said that is no accident. >> you didn't feed them tonight, did you? no. i've noticed that none of the division teams have called me. and he looked at me and that is because we don't tell them about you. so it was -- i can appreciate that. that's pretty funny. >> reporter: now loyalty runs deep. i have to see your niners picks

and we have families at games together and parents and grandparents celebrating local landmarks and veteran fans and if you beginnings and workers on their days off and fantastic getups, cute puppies and versions of red and goal. even an uber car that is ready to ride with spirit. now raiders fans, i didn't forget about you. put up a twitter call asking who you are rooting for this weekend, your home town rival the niners or the chiefs and the vast majority are keeping it in the bay area family rooting for the niners to win. so they are busy here at la vil villa and it smells fantastic already and a lot of you are preparing your super bowl sunday menus. love to hear wha making. find me on facebook and twitter and also instagram as well. >> sounds good. love to hear what you are making and get invitations. a whole team at your house.

>> whole division. >> i will be making a plate. >> i like that. >> and i'll be ordering something delicious to bring to me. so let's get right to the weather. because we have so much to talk about. satellite radar, still seeing areas along the coastline and in the south bay but right to your daytime highs because you'll notice it is rather warm out there. 69 degrees in livermore. but it is the 70s that are going to have us feeling like spring around here. concord 70 degrees. napa 70. 67 for oakland. even san francisco climbing into the 60s today. now there is a beach hazard statement in place through this morning so until about 10:00 a.m. watch out for stheek -- sneaker waves and the coastline from a safe distance. and a couple of things coming our way. a trough dropping down on saturday increasing our cloud caver and wind speeds. moving at the coastline and

moving inland. 13 -- or 15 miles per hour gusts and up to 40 and that is something to monitor. the dip in the temperatures. from 70s to 50s for super bowl sunday. mike, how are the roads. we have a back-up the athe bay bridge toll plaza. all lanes are full. this is friday. even though the back-up is here, approach through the maze is nice. one crash westbound highway 4 at the 242 interchange or the connector so watch for the activity. should push off to the shoulder very quickly and then a build on 242 coming down into concord. the rest of the boy shows a smooth pattern with a build of 101 through san jose and a crash on 84 remote for most viewers but wanted to shout that out. remember that the private vehicles are banned there market and that continues the way it is now. but muni and b.a.r.t. are not affected. in fact muni may benefit from that. consider it. back to you. happening now, amid the wildfires still burning as cross australia. the capital territory is now in

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welcome back. 5:57 now. you have to love this. our team in miami living it up. these are posts from raj mathai, our photographer, cheryl hurd, and they are enjoying the miami life. i'll bring you the latest for the super bowl. you could see all of the posts by following nbc bay area on twitter. well you see a lot of parents out so this is true so it is a device that parents use to keep children occupied. >> you know kids on their devices, studies show that as muches as half of american children were the age of five have their own tablet. and some toddlers as young as two are spending up to three hours looking at a digital screen. >> with children's exposure to all of the devices, that frequent, scientists at seattle's children hospital are trying to find signs of digital addiction in children. >> the typical 18 to 24-month-old will spend on

average 20 to 30 minutes with their favorite toy. we know now that children will happily spend much, much more time with ipads which touch media and that alone tells us there is something fundamentally different about this experience. >> there is a new storm of therapy that could help parents find solutions to screen time struggle. find out all about it on the "today" show right after "today in the bay." a san francisco man is shocked with the response about his traffic ticket appeal. anthony deguzman said he was stabbed just steps away from his door and he asked us not to show his face because of the crime. his car was parked while crews with were cleg seet. after emergency surgery at of sf general a family mber did move his car but not before he received a ticket. he appealed it but it was denied. >> they said that they have no

empathy for any kind of situation. >> sfmta said the system in place accounts for unfortunate situations and they review protests and hake fair determination on case-by-case basis and added he could appeal again if he pays the ticket first. he said that he's been in contact with state victims compensation board who is working with him to help him come up with that money. well right now at 6:00, breaking overnight. a car slamming into a san francisco gas station. we're live with more about that rescue. [ crowd chanting ] plus several months after parentsted were at an oakland school board meeting, the new action they're taking district. i'm cheryl hurd in millimeter. i' -- i'll have a live report

coming up. can't wait to check in with cheryl. but good morning and thanks for joining us. 6:00 right now. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. of course the super bowl is coming. a lot of people are excited. >> you can't tell. >> not at all. >> but a lot of people will have fun here. they're going to have fun in miami but people are worried about the weather. >> and super bowl sunday, we do have a couple of changes that you may be concerned about. we're talking about the weather. in terms of the wind. so we are tracking a little bit of the cloud cover today. but today's big story is going to be the warm-up temperatures. it is going to warm up quickly, by about 12:00 in the 60s. but look at today's micim