i still have belongings in that building that i need. >> right now at 4:30, a terrifying night at michigan state university. multiple people are dead after another mass shooting in america. the unfolding investigation and the new revelations about the gunman. >> plus, a live look outside. the gusty winds are making for freezing conditions across the bay area. meteorologist kari hall is tracking all of your forecast you need to know. this is "today in the bay," streaming live on roku, amazon fire, and online. a good tuesday morning. thank you for allowing us to be

a part of your morning. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. want to wish you a happy valentine's day as well. we've got stories about love and gratitude throughout the morning. first, let's start with the forecast. yesterday was so nice outside, but that was the last day of temperatures in the 60s for quite a while. let's get a live look outside in dublin, get you started out the door this morning. it is a clear start to the day but it has been very windy and we're still seeing some of those winds gusting this morning, but that's actually keeping our temperatures up. when the winds calm down, those temperatures tend to dip a lot quicker and right now we're seeing our morning start in the mid-40s, which is a little warmer than yesterday at this time. but look at the high for today. only reaching 53 degrees in fremont, so there's not much of a warm-up for this afternoon and some of us will see some spotty rain moving through later on this morning. so we'll talk more about that coming up in a few minutes.

mike has a look in fremont. i was tracking a crash, southbound 880 past 237. it was active for quite some time. about a half hour ago they cleared lanes but flares were still burning. it looks like everything is clear now. you see how light the traffic is on the nimitz. the entire stretch looks great. in fact, there are no real issues. blips for 680 and the construction that is happening overnight. remember, that happens all weekend this weekend. but this morning it will be cleared up by about 5:00. no big delays, no problems through contra costa county, the north bay. little blips through san rafael. back to you. we begin with developing details coming out of michigan. >> a mass shooting last night on michigan state's campus. we know three people are dead. the suspected gunman is dead. it unfolded before 8:30 p.m. michigan time on the college

campus. the subject opening fire inside two buildings, two people killed, five are hurt and in critical conditions. police released these two images of the suspect who they say is a 43-year-old man with no affiliation to msu. investigators are now working to learn more about his background and a possible motive. police say he shot and killed himself shortly after the shootings. >> the deputy interim chief for public safety spoke late last night describing the situation as a, quote, complete nightmare we are living. within minutes, officers were inside the building searching for that shooter. investigators say the suspect first opened fire at berky hall and then walked over to the union, a popular meeting spot, and started shooting. officers worked quickly to evacuate the campus, where more

than 19,000 students live. they say it was chaos trying to get everyone to safety. >> i heard people screaming, they're shooting, and that's when i began to run. i'm terrified. i still have belongings in that building, ones that i need. >> and friends. >> i was turning around screaming her name. everyone was screaming, it was really loud and hectic and i couldn't find her, i couldn't see her. there were a bunch of people. >> just a few hours after the shooting, police found the body of the suspect five miles from campus. as we mentioned previously, he died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. investigators are working nonstop to put the pieces together. >> we have no information on what the motive is and i can't begin to imagine what that motive will be. that will obviously be part of our investigation. i know that is going to be a question that lingers on everybody's mind. we will do our best to determine that. but at this time we have no

idea. >> authorities are encouraging students who witnessed any part of the shootings to come forward. the university has canceled all activities for the next two days. east lansing also announced its school district will not be holding classes. there have already been dozens of mass shootings in 2023. according to the gun violence archive, last night marks the 67th mass shooting here in the u.s. the archive defines a mass shooting as four or more people shot in a single event. also this year, six mass murders defined as four or more people killed in a single shooting event. all combined, a total of 103 people have been killed. one of those massacres was the shooting in half moon bay. today san mateo will vote to provide more resources for farmworkers affected. the board of supervisors will consider a resolution during their meeting late this meeting. it would allocate $750,000 to provide emergency rehousing and

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entice creators to use their platform, guys. back to you. >> still not on tiktok. >> i'm not either. they're trying to entice older generations. >> they really are. >> that's what they're saying. >> thank you. talking to your kids about love this valentine's day. we go one-on-one with a family therapist for advice on how to explain it to those curious explain it to those curious minds ill ahead on "today inst

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love is in the air. so are the cold temperatures this morning. good morning to you on this tuesday. it is valentine's day. we get things started with a look at the forecast and it is snuggle-up weather. >> i think so but it's also one of those mornings you have to turn on the heater in the car. >> you get up. no, you get up. >> we'll take you out there because it is cold. you might get a little frost. this morning i was okay in my car. nice drives around the bay. green sensors all around. i want to take you to something that popped up on the report. northbound 238, a couple of lanes closed. right lanes are closed as you're traveling north from 580 to 880. there's emergency repair work going on. there's no slowing that shows up but i'm concerned as the volume starts to build coming out of the altamont pass and heading toward the castro valley area.

we're looking at the bay bridge and we showed you how clear the toll plaza was. it's crystal clear and cool out there. >> it's still pretty windy and as our temperatures start out this morning in the 40s. we are also seeing some of those winds at about 10 to 15 miles per hour. we're at 45 degrees in san jose, and as we go into the morning temperatures hold steady. you will see clouds moving in. and we're seeing that cold front really dipping across the region and pushing in colder temperatures with some spotty rain possible later this morning. here we are at 11:30 this morning and there may be some wintery precipitation for some of the hills with rain and that will be moving into much of sonoma county, approaching marin county by noon. you can see how quickly it slides down the coast and may move into san jose around 1:00

this afternoon. spotty rain also possible into the evening, with the gusty winds starting to relax just a bit and cold temperatures settling in tonight. so we're only going to reach into the low to mid-50s today and we'll see more temperatures like this. but it does get slightly milder tomorrow. we'll see the sunshine returning. then the upper 50s, low 60s for the next few days. but tomorrow morning as you're getting up and heading out, much cooler than what we're feeling right now. in the south bay, parts of the sought county, the tri-valley into the north bay could start out below freezing. that's the reason why we have a freeze watch in effect for wednesday morning from 2:00 to 9:00 a.m. we'll see the temperatures cooling quickly tonight. and then as we move ahead for the weekend, there will be some storm systems very close to the coastline, but it looks like a lot of that rain stays offshore. we do continue with dry weather but chilly temperatures in the forecast. a little bit milder for the

weekend. we'll take a look at brentwood, temperatures reaching into the upper 50s the next few days and then mid-60s for the weekend into early next week. our seven-day forecast shows the gusty winds, spotty rain and only 53 degrees. we reach into the upper 50s but it's going to take a while before we see 60s back in the forecast. the weekend is looking very nice. san francisco, a lot of 50s over the next few days and at times gusty wind and also very cold mornings ahead. as we turn to our climate in crisis, we look at how ocean surface temperatures affect weather patterns. you may have heard of la nina and el nino having a huge impact on weather patterns, especially in the winter when we get our rain and snow. for la nina, sea surface temperatures are colder than normal and cold ocean means less evaporation, less clouds, building in that area, and it also affects the jet stream that

carries the storm systems around the world. right now we're in our third year of a la nina pattern, each with varying effect on how much rain we get because of the position of the jet stream. in el nino years it tends to be the opposite. so we see the sea surface temperatures creating more evaporation, more clouds, and a very active storm pattern, which means more rain across the southern u.s., and the bay area kind of being on the very edge of that subtropical jet, so it could go either way. with new data from the national oceanic and atmospheric administration, it's revealing that as global temperatures rise, el nino events may boost that warmth even further, possibly creating more extreme droughts or rainfall events around the world. the outlook for the coming fall is for el nino to develop. you can check out impacts on

climate change on our website, nbcbayarea.com, and click on the climate in crisis tab. back to you. today is valentine's day and it's a day dedicated to celebrating love. but what is love and how do we make sure we value it? it's a tough question to answer as an adult, so how do you ensure your kids have a good understanding? joining me is professor, family therapist and mom of three. doctor, thank you so much for joining us. let's talk about how parents should broach this topic with their children and is it a conversation you should have or lead by example? >> i think both things, actually. what a great way to open that question. i love for everything to be a conversation between parents and children. children certainly learn so much from the power of role modeling by their most important people, their parents. >> for parents to show a really good relationship that's probably important to the kids. how much and at what age do they

start to soak that up or is it kind of a lifetime of learning? >> oh, gosh, it is a lifetime of learning. and i think, first of all, when we're talking about love, we're talking about so much more than romance and affection. we're talking about friendship, giving and receiving, and opportunities to be really engaged in a healthy relationship between partners. >> how much of this goes hand in hand with showing what empathy is to a child? >> i think we really need to talk about love and empathy as relational. in your heart authentically, are you present, are you engaged, do you truly understand the inner world of your child? and it begins even before that moment when the child needs empathy. it begins in the smaller moments when we're connecting with our kids and building that relationship over time, so that

our children know that they can really trust what we say and what we do. >> and i think it's reflective of putting down our devices, and i know we get so busy, a lot of working parents as well. but when we can put things aside and speak directly to our kids, showing even that simple act of love, of you care about what they have to see or how they're feeling, isn't that important as well? >> you hit the nail on the head. really taking time to engage with your kids, screen free, distraction free, and most importantly, taking the time to get to know them. asking questions without judgment, waiting to hear the answers. and this part is important, too. parents really forget to do this part. it isn't just about interviewing your kid and getting to know them. they need to see that you're showing up as a full human in those interactions, too. so a loving relationship depends on you, also sharing parts of

yourself with them. >> just as we would with adults want to show that love. so important on this valentine's day. erika and i talked about so much more, including some fun ways to give your children gifts this valentine's day. you can watch the full interview on nbcbayarea.com and it's also streaming on roku and amazon fire. parents, are you feeling like you have too much on your to-do list? >> i've been there. i am in it. i have four kids, three pets, and aging parents, and i try to hold my job. there's no way we can do all of this. >> she's not alone. i want you to meet the bay area mom who created a helpful solution for us, a service she invented and how it works. >> happening now, san jose mayor matt mahan is gearing up to tackle some of the city's biggest challenges. five committees will share

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right now at 5:00, a deadly shooting ram wage at michigan state university. we'll have the latest on the investigation and hear from a bay area woman who was there. she describes the terrifying moments on campus. >> plus -- >> i think we're doing pretty well. we are still in a state of shock

and disbelief, but people have rallied. >> pushing for farmworker housing after devastating shooting in half moon bay. a live report on the vote which could help those displaced by the recent tragedy. >> and 198 hours under rubble. the miraculous rescue of a teenager buried after that massive earthquake in turkey. this is "today in the bay," streaming live on roku, amazon fire, and online. >> good tuesday morning. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. want to start out saying happy valentine's day to you all. we're going to tell you where several bay area couples are getting married today in special ceremonies. >>. if you're getting married today, it's going to be -- >> wear your thermals. it's going to be chilly and windy. santa rosa, 42 degrees, ahe