>> what's his name? [ crowd chanting ] right now at 4:30, calls for police reform. the growing outrage following released body cam video showing the deadly beating of tyre nichols in memphis following a traffic stop. the protests across the country and here in the bay area. >> plus, pushing to curb violence. vigils held in the south bay one week after that deadly mass shooting in half moon bay. also, the changes many people in the community say they want to see. this is "today in the bay," streaming live on roku, amazon fire and online. good morning on this monday.

thank you for allowing us to be a part of your morning. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm kris sanchez. laura garcia is off. mike, you're welcome to have a sip of my coffee. it is monday, i think we all need it. it was a really chilly weekend, kari. i was cold. >> the kids were really cold. >> you weren't as cold as i was in tahoe. >> i saw that. that was beautiful. >> it was snowing yesterday, and now we are seeing still some chilly temperatures lingering across parts of the bay area. behind that cold front that moved through. we also had the winds kicking up yesterday and it's going to be in the upper 30s as you step out the door. 38 degrees in santa rosa and 40 in san jose, upper 30s for the tri-valley. so we also have a frost advisory in effect. the winds have been kicking up pretty high, so that's keeping temperatures from dipping into the low 30s, but we are, once again, going to have cold mornings ahead. as we get a look at our

temperatures over the next few days, it will continue to warm up, even though today we're reaching into the mid-50s. by the middle of the week it's going to be nice to see those low 60s. that's about the best we'll do this week. we'll talk more about that and when we could get rain in a few minutes. mike, you're getting a crisp and clear view of the bay bridge. >> absolutely. but there's the potential for the camera to tremble a bid as we have the wind out there. we're looking at a smooth drive, out of france there's a breeze. look at how beautiful the view is. you can make out the lights on top of the salesforce tower. the lights are green as far as the motion around here, the contra costa county and north bay drive, no major issues. good sprinkling of yellow across the golden gate bridge. we're going to check on the northbound direction, a live shot in a few minutes. one incident just popped up in oakland. i believe it's off of 580 and

880, perhaps international boulevard. we'll double-check on that coming up. back to you. >> thanks, mike. following the release of video showing the death of tyre nichols, demonstrators across the u.s. continue to speak out against police brutality. >> from los angeles to the midwest, the east coast, people marched in major cities across the country over the weekend, including here in the bay area. sky ranger was over one of the demonstrations in oakland yesterday and you can see there were hundreds of people marching through the downtown area. "today in the bay's" alyssa gore reports on the growing demands for change. >> reporter: hundreds of protesters in downtown oakland sharing heartbreak and outrage over the death of tyre nichols, who was fatally beaten by five memphis police officers. >> how many times are we going to have this conversation? what is it going to take for people in this country to admit the way we do public safety doesn't work? >> reporter: what happens stirs memories of people who have been

killed by police in the bay area. >> i want to know how many more times do we have to come out here and say the names of another young black man or woman who has been murdered by the police? how many times? i've been doing this since the 1970s. >> reporter: uncle bobby reminded the crowd his nephew, oscar grant, was shot and killed by a b.a.r.t. officer 14 years ago. the officer was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter. local business owner nina joiner says she wants to make sure nothing like that happens in oakland again. >> we're going to keep that prayer that it doesn't happen. i keep hope that we can actually reform the police and be able to work with the community and not to where the community feels like there's movement, there's motion, and there's also compassion. >> reporter: local officials were also part of the march and rally, among the speakers newly elected alameda county district attorney, pamela price. >> we have got to hold police

accountable. >> reporter: demonstrators say they plan to hold her and other leaders accountable to make changes. and the organizers of this rally say they're planning to introduce legislation on the state level that would remove police involvement from traffic enforcement. >> san francisco police chief bill scott is addressing the nichols case and at a community rally yesterday afternoon he expressed horror at the officers' actions and commended the police department's swift action. >> the chief made sure the investigation happened quickly. once she got the information, she took action and terminated the five involved officers, and then the prosecutor in that county acted within a couple of weeks. we don't usually see things happen that way. >> chief scott did go on to assure the public that his department remains committed to the reform that started six

years ago after an extensive review by the department of justice. the rally for police reform in memory of tyre nichols was held at the third baptist church in san francisco. as for the five former memphis police officers charged in nichols' death, they are set to be arraigned on february 17th. among the charges they face, second-degree murder, aggravated kidnapping and aggravated assault. the "today" show will have continuing coverage on the tyre nichols case live from memphis coming up at 7:00 right after "today in the bay.." today marks one week since the deadly shooting in half moon bay. the community is coming together to honor victims of the incident, as well as those killed in recent mass shootings in monterey park and oakland. a vigil was held outside of san jose city hall last night. as "today in the bay" marianne favro reports, that event was about healing and moving forward. >> reporter: organizers say the

vigil was about having the community come together to lean on each other and start to heal. just this weekend, another shooting west of beverly hills left three dead and four wounded. it comes on the heels of a mass shooting in half moon bay that killed seven and injured one, and a shooting in oakland that left one dead and seven injured, which followed a mass shooting in monterey park that killed 11. in response to the violence we've seen in the new year, about 40 people came together at san jose city hall to honor the victims. >> so many people are affected, not just the people who died, but also all of their loved ones. >> reporter: the asian law alliance organized the event. >> we knew we wanted to mobilize and make sure our community in san jose had a space to grieve all of those that we lost, and particularly we know that a lot of community members are grieving those of asian dissent, and given there's a large aapi community in san jose, we wanted

to provide that forum so people can be in community with each other. >> reporter: as participants remembered the victims, some are looking ahead, focused on ways to curb gun violence. >> i think we need to have better secure storage laws, we need to work toward having legislation that increases background checks, and i think we need to stand up for regulation of guns that are high capacity magazines. >> reporter: these strangers are focused on sharing their grief as a community. marianne favro "today in the bay." >> another candlelight vigil for the victims of half moon bay is happening tomorrow night. the procession will start on kelly avenue, go past mark dutra plaza memorial and end at the ieds hall.

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1:00. it's still pretty gusty out there. and it's also increasing the wind chill, so that makes it feel colder. we could still see gusts up to 60 miles per hour, so i'm watching that, as well as these temperatures. more in the microclimate forecast coming up. >> and i'm watching the reports. chp talked about a couple of bridges. there's potential movement, right now holding pretty steady. the drive is nice right now. light traffic. it's early. we'll see things build and talk about what's going on in the east bay and golden gate bridge. >> let's check the world of business with pippa. good morning. i'm pippa stevens from cnbc. wall street is set to open lower as investors gear up for a huge week of earnings and another possible interest rate hike from the federal reserve. the markets are coming off a positive week with the dow up 4%, the s&p 500 up 2.5% and the nasdaq up nearly 2%. the focus this week, data on housing, manufacturing and jobs.

the fed also holds a two-day meeting with the rate decision due wednesday afternoon. it's the busiest week of earnings season with 20% of the s&p reporting results. we hear from three tech giants on thursday, apple, amazon and alphabet. meantime, bed bath & beyond is closing an additional 87 stores, five bye-bye baby stores as the retailer scrambles to find financial support to keep running. bed bath & beyond is expected to file for bankruptcy soon and reports say it has limited options to stay in business. it hasn't found a potential buyer and many vendors have stopped shipping goods to stores. "avatar: the way of water" is now the highest grossing movie of the pandemic era with an estimated $2.1 billion worldwide. the sequel topping the box office for the seventh straight weekend. it's passed "star wars" for

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here we go, monday morning. we take a live look this morning at san francisco. a nice start to the morning. a little cold out there. >> if you think it's cold here this weekend, it was really cold in tahoe. this is kari's vantage point as she was there. she was in tahoe and, boy, it was really coming down. you can see that snow just really accumulating. kari says 26 degrees. >> yeah, and it's about 7 right

now. so i'm glad i'm back here. >> you were there when it was warm. [ laughter ] >> yeah, i'll have to post more pictures. we went snowmobiling. it was so fun. it was so beautiful. it was a nice weekend. >> that's great. >> now we're back to the grind. i'm happy, too, that we have some more rain in the forecast, but it is a cold start to the week. we're going to talk about all of that. as you're heading out this morning, freeze warnings in effect for the valleys and also the wind chill is a factor because of those gusty winds that are still kicking up, and also the cold air that's settling in behind that system. and the north bay will be under a wind advise until 1:00 today. and as we look at our wind chill, our temperatures, what it feels like out there with the temperature and the wind, as we go into the next few hours it's going to in some spots feel like the low to mid-30s, but then it does start to improve a bit. but it will be gusty throughout the day. that's going to keep

temperatures and what it feels like, that wind chill, will make it feel a lot lower. so we're looking at the north bay that's highlighted in red and purple showing that it's going to be gusty throughout the morning, very high northerly wind behind the front and the system that moved through yesterday that brought snow to the sierra, we are going to see some breezy winds all throughout today. so just a heads-up about that. but as far as temperatures, we're only making it into the low to mid-50s for a lot of spots. in the tri-valley reaching a high of 50 degrees. tomorrow just slightly warmer with upper 50s. then wednesday, how about 62 degrees? san jose, morgan hill? that's the warmest we'll see. our morning temperatures are really going to be of concern. we have warming centers that are opening because of the lows that will dip down into the upper 20s and low 30s tomorrow morning once the wind calm down. we're looking at a quiet weather pattern. rain now pushing to the south.

we'll go throughout the week with dry weather. but heading toward the weekend we'll see rain chances returning from late thursday into friday, another wave moving in on sunday. so it looks like at this point we could see these systems holding together and bringing us a significant amount of rainfall over the next several days. for the weekend, we could see anywhere from 1 to about 1 1/2 inches across much of the bay area once that rain comes in. but once again, we're just cold for the next few mornings. also kind of chilly throughout the days and not much of a warm-up throughout the week. mike, you're seeing some of the road work is wrapping up? >> yeah, it's sunday into monday. we do still have this going on in the tri-valley. green sensors for most of the bay. yellow and orange northbound, there should be a full closure there. but that crew should be clearing any minute now. we'll watch. 84 is your alternate and it shows an early build. altamont pass, no issues.

and a wind advise from chp from overnight. indeed, this crash was not affecting 580 or 880 and construction has cleared and everything is moving fine. back to you. >> thank you, mike. a u.s. champion skier from south lake tahoe died after getting caught in an avalanche in japan. nbc news spoke with his father, confirming his death. on instagram the u.s. free ski team posted a tribute that included several pictures of smaine with a caption saying we lost an incredible friend and teammate to the mountains. he was a world champion skier and was a fierce competitor, but an even better person and friend. we, along with so many others send our love and comfort to his family, friends and community. now to a follow-up this morning.

a french bulldog stolen during an attempted armed carjacking is now back home with its owners. >> oh, my god! >> so cute there. so this is a video of the heartwarming reunion. last week richmond police said kalua was taken away from its owners while waiting for food at a food truck. the owners offered a reward for the safe return. fortunately, police got a call the dog was dropped off at a vet and vallejo. kahlua is playing with all of its toys and doing just fine. >> it doesn't matter what kind of dog. you don't steal a person's dog. that's a family member. >> that's a tough one. speaking of tough, if you see any 9ers fans today, you might want to give them a hug. >> the nfc championship was not the game 9ers fans were hoping for. >> the philadelphia eagles are

going back to the super bowl! >> yeah, the 9ers season ended. the eagles punched their ticket to the super bowl with that 31-7 win. that was rough. the end was really rough. >> i didn't expect that. >> five quarterbacks in one season. >> i know. i was, like, wait a minute. >> jimmy garoppolo, trey lance, brock purdy, and then the guy that went in, i don't know his name, bless his heart. and then -- what's his name? the receiver. mccaffrey, he took a snap. five. i walked into the bedroom and my husband was, like -- >> he likes to watch it alone. >> yeah, don't talk to me. along with the big game there were some big watch parties. more than 1,000 fans showed up in san francisco at the crossing near main and fulton streets.

fans there ready to get that party started early yesterday morning. but there wasn't much to celebrate for much of the game and the fans say now they're just having some faith for the future. >> we made it this far. i'm proud of them. defense, offense, we rotated through our quarterbacks. we still did good. so i'm not mad. >> good for him. i hope he coaches his kids' team. so the name, we know how it ended. some fans disappointed. but talk about a comeback story. the new national figure skating champion has come a long way. ahead on "today in the bay," the setback turned into a success and the major competition he was up against. >> by this time tomorrow, you could be waking up $613 million richer. the last time someone hit all six power ball numbers was back in november, not that long ago.

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america? >> right now at 5:00, calls for police reform. the protests following the release of police body camera video showing the deadly and vicious beating of tyre nichols in a memphis traffic stop. also, the high-stakes meeting lawmakers on capitol hill are now pushing for. >> plus, displaced. a fire overtakes part of an apartment complex in the south bay, leaving 15 people without a home. this is "today in the bay," streaming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv, and online. good morning, monday. we are here and so glad to see you. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm kris sanchez. laura garcia is off this monday morning. we are going to start with a look at the forecast. people are going to have their heaters on in the car, that's for sure. >> absolutely. those temperatures are dropping and it feels windy out there. we're in the upper 30s for a lot of our inland valleys and low 40s f