going to have a 25% tariff right now at five, the trade war escalates. president trump is set to announce a new major

import tax today. and we have a live look in washington this morning with more on that and the new concerns about the constitutional crisis. the eagles soar past kansas city in a super bowl blowout, but the halftime show does not disappoint. we'll go deep in the ceremony. happening today, marking one year until super bowl 60, frenzy arrives at levi's. and it's a chilly start this morning here in the bay area. meteorologist kari hall monitoring the freeze warning and the chances for more rain ahead. this is today in the bay. monday morning is here, and so is the team. good morning to you. i'm marcus washington. no sleeping in for this team. i hope you enjoyed your super bowl sunday. we'll check the morning commute. although this is t day that everybody calls him something, right? oh, no. everybody is sick. maybe it's light, maybe it's light. and enjoy today. this morning on the roads, there is a lot of people

up and out. and it is a cold start. let's get a look at what to expect with this live view in san francisco. as we take a look at what to what we have coming this week. so we have a freeze warning in effect for some of the inland valleys until 9:00, and then it turns cloudy tomorrow with rain chances developing late. that will mainly be near the coastline and parts of the north bay, with heavy rain expected really picking up wednesday night into thursday as an atmospheric river moves in. we are going to start out this morning with the morning temperatures in the 30s, even down close to or below freezing. look at napa and sonoma. we're down to 28 degrees. so yes, a very cold start. and then this is a look at what we can expect going into the afternoon. highs in the mid to upper 50s and as warm as 59 degrees for san jose down to gilroy. we'll talk about all of the other things coming our way in just a few minutes. mike, how's it looking in san rafael? you know, it's looking clear

from our shot on 101. everything's moving nicely south with these tail lights clear. drive across the golden gate bridge. but coming off of the bridge from richmond into san rafael, right around sir francis drake. word of a disabled vehicle or some sort of roadway hazard hasn't popped up on the map as far as the marker there, but it is right here in this area off of 580. we'll check for more details. no slowing shows up. in fact, very little slowing or any brake taps or anything around the bay. very light traffic. right now, as we said, we're easing into the morning commute. altamont pass is the only where we see consistent slowing, and that's just minor. heading up toward grant line road. back to you. all right. thank you mike. well, president trump is back in washington after being the first sitting president to attend a super bowl president teased new tariff the announcements and criticized judges who are blocking key parts of his agenda. today in the bay's alice barr joins us live from washington this morning. and alice, the president is actually defending everything that he's been saying. the billionaire elon musk actions and cutting government agencies. he is

marcus. and as you noted, he's pushing back against the courts because there have been lawsuits filed. the courts have been intervening. one example of that, there's a federal hearing today about the paused mass buyouts offered to federal workers. labor unions are requesting to fully block that program. president trump returning to washington overnight after becoming the first sitting president to attend a super bowl, making news before he stepped in the stadium with a new tariff announcement on imported steel and aluminum. any steel coming into the united states is going to have a 25% tariff, and promising more tariffs are coming on countries that tax american exports, the growing list poised to potentially drive up costs for american consumers. while in a taped super bowl pre-show interview, the president defended elon musk's cost cutting moves to slash federal agencies. bottom line you say you trust him. trust elon. oh,

he's not gaining anything. in fact, i wonder how he can devote the time to it. he's so into it. indicating the departments of education and defense are next in the crosshairs and pushing back against judges who have temporarily blocked some of musk's department of government efficiency actions and access. i disagree with it 100%. i think it's crazy. and we have to solve the efficiency problem. as vice president j.d. vance wrote, judges aren't allowed to control the executive's legitimate power, all adding to democrats alarm about the separation of powers. we are at a point where we are basically on the cusp of a constitutional crisis, seeing this administration taking steps that are so clearly illegal, with democrats unwilling to cosign the trump administration's moves, a bipartisan government funding bill is in peril. building toward a potential government shutdown next month. and in another announcement, president trump said he's instructed the

treasury secretary to stop producing pennies because they cost more to mint than they're worth, saying he'll rip waste out of the federal budget a penny at a time. marcus. interesting to see there. but, alex, before you go, i know the president talked about several pieces of his foreign policy over the weekend, from gaza to ukraine. can you talk more about that? yes. on gaza, he doubled down on this controversial vision, saying he's committed to having the u.s. buy and own gaza and that perhaps other middle eastern countries would be involved in the rebuilding of it. on ukraine, he confirmed that he's spoken by phone with russian president vladimir putin at least once, said he wants to continue those conversations and will likely meet in person with him at the right time, as he put it. and finally, he did speak again about cada. he's made comments in the past that it should become a 51st state. he was asked about that in that fox news interview and said he does mean it, that he thinks canada would be better off as part of

the u.s. marcus. very interesting there. alice barr in washington for us. alice. thank you. we are moving the bay area forward as the countdown is on for super bowl 60 here at levi's stadium. this year's host city, new orleans, will hand things off to the bay area host committee this morning. today in the bay's kris sanchez. joining us now with what happens next here. kris. and you're all decked out and ready to go. well, we're hoping right, that we'll be wearing red for the next super bowl. they're probably still sweeping up the confetti in new orleans, but in just a few hours, the nfl will hold a ceremony to hand things from new orleans to the bay area. this year, bay area football fans had to watch the super bowl this way on tvs and restaurants and bars and of course, at home as well. but next year, tens of thousands of fans will get to see the game in person at levi's stadium. nearly ten years to the day after hosting super bowl 50, levi's will host super bowl 60. san jose mayor matt mahan and the bay area host committee ceo are part of the delegation in new

orleans for the handover. i'm walking around with a notepad, paying particular attention to things like mobility. when people land at one of our three international airports, how do we make sure they feel welcome? they know where they're going. we get them to their hotel and then out into our communities to experience the incredible diversity, food, music culture that we have in the bay area. south bay businesses are hoping for an even bigger boost than they got last time around. they say that, you know, san francisco kind of got more of the pie. they're hoping that this time they'll get a bigger slice. handover ceremony is happening at 630 our time. nfl commissioner roger goodell is going to lead the ceremony. very cool. yeah, that'll be exciting. yeah, it is right. we'll be here. yeah, hopefully. all right. thanks, chris. why? why, where are you going? hey. american football clearly becoming a more international sport. here are fans watching the game early this morning in milan, italy. the game started

there after midnight, meaning it ended after 4:00 in the morning. when it comes to night owls, it looks like milan has more eagles fans. but our digital reporter, jonathan bloom actually found some europeans wearing niner gear as well. i love a super bowl. i love american football. i'm 49ers supporter since 2015, and when we went to levi's stadium, it was a dream come true. everyone thinks we're crazy because we stay up late hours to watch the game, but it's a lot of fun and it's a it's a mad game. and we love the passion and the characters and the pundits. there's so much excitement. i think we love all the accents. right? right. well, you couldn't really see it there, but the last guy was wearing a pretty cool niners cap. by the way, jonathan bloom is in milan to mark one year until the start of the northern italy winter olympics. so a lot of countdowns going on. nbc bay area will of course be your home

for all things olympics. join today, wednesday morning live from milan, with a preview of the venues and a look at the host city. and here on today in the y, we are highlighting athletes preparing to take part. it's all comingp on wednesday morning. i guess that's kind of like us watching football when it's playing over there late at night for us. all right, let's take a live look out in san jose, dark and early for you this morning. and cold out there. meteorologist kari hall has a look and i'm looking down. it says 36 degrees there. kari. yes, it is a cold morning. and we are also under a freeze warning for san jose. parts of the inland east bay to the north bay. we are going to see those temperatures dipping into the upper 20s and low 30s. right now in santa rosa, we're starting out at 31 degrees and we will be below freezing through 7:00. but with all the sunshine, a gradual warm up is on track for today. as w head for the upper 50s there it will be 57. in san francisco, oakland will see a high of 57 and 59 for much of the south bay. mike, where can

we find a little bit of a savings at the gas pump? well, contra costa county. let's look at their low, their lows in san ramon now, the low for the bay, in fact, 3.85 at freedom gas on acosta boulevard. and quite the jump from san jose. last week's low was $0.20 lower than today. the best we have in the south bay is 3.88 at most stop on mckee road. that's in the middle here and nothing under four bucks in marin county. the best on the list is 409, in larkspur at marin gas on magnolia ave. check to see if prices have risen in your area. they did not near my house, but clearly they have another spot. so go to gasbuddy.com on the roadways looking at a pretty calm drive. green sensors dominate over on the on the san rafael side that crashes over on the shoulder of the disabled vehicle. i'm sorry, just off the richmond bridge. so no problems for the speed. and on the richmond side you see how light the traffic flow is. we'll watch as it builds. back to you. you can literally count the cars there, halting production just ahead on today in the bay. another move to cut costs.

president trump now ordering the treasury to stop minting a coin. we just heard that from alice. that's right. and meta begins its pre-planned layoffs plus more tariffs. mr. trump as well out to the futures to see the effect it may have. not much at all. looks like a good day. plus. salutation. it's your uncle sam and this is the great american game. we have highlights and more on that halfti show during last night's super bowl. also a look at the celebrations that lasted well into the night over in phadelphia. keep itil

day to you. san francisco's gap says it's going to start offering or asking office workers to return to the office five days a week. they've got until september, so no rush. this is general motors. the automotive industry is the country's second largest consumer of steel, behind construction. and president donald trump says he will sign new tariffs on steel and aluminum today. he did this in his first presidency as well. this is a way he feels to protect the american steel industry. he also opposes the purchase of u.s. steel by japan's nippon steel. now, u.s. steel says it's the only way it's going to survive. president biden opposed the purchase as

well. the white house says there will also be punitive tariffs announced today against two. how much? a little fuzzy will stay on top of that for you. friday we found out american hiring slowed by quite a bit. the latest jobs numbers showed 143,000 jobs added to the economy last month, compared to a seasonally adjusted quarter million the month before. but the economy continues to chug along. the unemployment picture still looks great. the economy is still producing robust numbers of jobs, and the outlook is looking great for the soft landing. well, that said, a few thousand meta employees just opened their emails, found out they've been cut. a memo first seen by reuters says those who will be laid off today would be informed by email 5 a.m. our time. these are expected cuts. we just didn't know who. president trump also says he's ordered the u.s. mint to stop making pennies. it cost the government more money to make a

penny than it's worth. no one seems to use them. very few people use cash these days. the president doesn't actually have the power to decide what kind of money gets printed, at least not according to the constitution. the other problem if you got fewer pennies, you'll probably need more nickels, which cost even more to mint far more than $0.05. also debatable whether the administration has the power to close the consumer financial protection bureau, but that seems to be what happened, at least temporarily. elon musk tweeting cfpb rest in peace. a key thing to watch today and this week is there were a number of court rulings against musk and trump. do they ignore them? it's a possibility. that's something to watch. we will. all right. thanks, scott. now to a live look at the new orleans superdome where later today, new orleans superdome, super bowl organizers will hand things off to bay area organizers. right now in new orleans, there's still some cleanup. probably to do. no doubt. definitely. this

cleanup needs to happen in philadelphia, where eagles fans celebrated late into the night after the eagles dominated super bowl win over the chiefs. if you were one of tens of millions who watched, you probably know this already, but not much of a game, right? eagles took control early and kansas city never mounted a challenge. philly quarterback jalen hurts threw for two touchdowns and ran for another. he won the most valuable player award and called it a team win. you don't do great things without the guys around you, so the effort, the work, always leaning on that, trusting in that and trusting the process and staying the course. chiefs quarterback patrick mahomes, meantime, looked merely mortal, throwing two interceptions, including one where the eagles scored. eagles won it 40 to 22. fly eagles fly football's biggest night also packed in some superstar performances that include a moving performance

from lady gaga. multi-talented artist made a surprise appearance on sunday's broadcast is ahead of the game. she performed her oscar nominated hit hold my hand. this is on bourbon street in new orleans. the tribute was dedicated not only to the victims of the new year's day terror attack, but also those who suffered as a result of the southern california wildfires. whap whap whap whap whap! i'm on them. tough. whap whap whap whap whap. imma do my stuff while you chillin like her. ain't you tired? tryna strike a chord. and it's probably a minor. error. yeah, the whole crowd said that. okay. so from compton to the bayou. gramm and pulitzer prize winning artist kendrick lamar made history last night as the first solo rapper to headline the super bowl halftim show. he peormed hits not like us, you heard right there, humble and keana. even serena williams, you see right there, made an appearance dancing during the song not like us actor samuel l jackson, their surprise guest of the show, kendrick lamar, finished his show with the hit

song tv off. he's been a really exciting seven days for him there because the previous sunday he took home five grammy awards. kendrick lamars a compton native but bay area well represented there last night. take a look at that. that crew right there, that is the turpin's dance crew based out of oakland. that's nice to have a little representation. there you have it. california well represented the west coast in new orleans. there you go. i'm excited to have it here next year. yeah i want to watch that handoff from new orleans. the countdown is on. yeah. so what's th forecast next year. oh well we just got to make it through the week right. i mean it's probably going to be like today cold start. and then we're going to see things warming up. also sunshine for today. let's get a live look outside as you're getting ready to head out on this monday morning. thisold air will help wake you up. it's in the mid 30s right now, 36 in palo alto and in san jose. well, in san francisco we are starting

out at 41 degrees. take a look at the highs that we're expecting. this is a little bit cooler than what's normal for early to mid february, as we're going to see the temperatures in the upper 50s 57 for napa, as well as martinez and livermore 57 degrees tomorrow, abo the same and even cooler in some of the inland valleys. and then on wednesday, it continues to get even colder. so we do have some cold weather and some rain that will start to come in with an atmospheric river starting late on wednesday, with moderate to heavy rain moving in on thursday. so we are watching out for the possibility of flooding the elevated landslide threat once again, mainly in the north bay and then the coastal mountains, and the sierra is going to get about 2 to 3ft of snow this week. let's take a look at this storm system as it drops in. once again, expecting a quick shot of rain on wednesday with more widespread rain and that atmospheric river for the end of the week. we take

a break on saturday, but there will be another system dropping in on sunday that will bring us some additional rainfall. so here's a look at how much we could see throughout the week. with that potential of some flooding. a closer look in these pink shadings along the coastline, as well as the south bay, shows that we could see about two and a half to possibly three inches of rain. with all of these storm systems coming in, and that's going to be coming in on late wednesday into thursday. and then for the weekend, at least for part of the weekend, we're dry, but it's going to be a very chilly week ahead. and mike, you're looking at the bay bridge toll plaza. yeah, we're watching for signs of the commute. we see a few more cars coming in and it may be a little more, well, an easier build to the commute this morning as some folks might be getting up a little later after having had cookouts or what have you, yesterday. we'll look at the build. no major problems, but we do still have that highway 37 slowing right on schedule up there at merritt island. as we look over toward contra costa county. no major issues. south bay peninsula, easy light drive as well. we'll

talk specifically about contra costa county and the drive down toward 580 on vasco road. we always watch that for signs of really the build out of that county still at 17 minutes. so that's the minimum. you're fine getting down toward the 580 in alameda county. back to you, mike. when's the last time you've been on vacation? i know it's been a while. okay, well, there's a reminder out there to make sure that you use up your vacation time at work. we're in a work first culture, and we struggle with taking time off. work work work work work. you might be surprised to hear how much paid vacation time people have and they're not using. still ahead on today in the bay. we'll give you one manager's advice for chaing that, whethengr dave's been very excited about saving big

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happen at the same time as the lunar new year parade. we're moving you forward with everything you need to know ahead of a busy weekend. this is today in the bay. right now it's just monday morning, 530 right now. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. and i'm marcus washington. you know, look a lot to talk about today, including highlights from the super bowl. but first got to get you set for heading outdoors. meteorologist kari hall of course tracking what we can expect out there. and that freeze warning. yes. so we have a freeze warning in effect for the south bay. parts of the inland east bay to the north bay in these areas shaded in purple, with a frost advisory in effect for parts of the inner bay, as well as moving up toward the coastal north bay. this is where our temperatures will dip into the 30s, and then we'll see even upper 20s as you're stepping out. we're at 29 degrees in sonoma and in napa, as well as 29 in danville and 31 in san martin. after this cold

start, we are going to see a gradual trend of some gradually warming temperatures with sunshine today. but morgan hill will be below freezing from now through at least 7:00. we're watching all of those trends. we'll talk about some midweek rain. and mike, you have a live look at dublin. yeah, it's looking very smooth right now. we're easing into the commute here for 580. let's take a look at the live shot. you see good spacing over at the dublin interchange and starting all the way back out there at the altamont pass. very little slowing outside of the area where we typically open up the traffic coming in through livermore. smooth drive throughout that portion of alameda county. contra costa county still at speed. highway 37 the only slowing we see that's up in the north bay. vallejo heading west on 37 itself. taking a live look at the bay bridge. we expect a gradual build right now. nothing really detectable as far as any brake taps back to you. all right. thanks so much, mike. well, new overnight oakland police so far not commenting on what appears to be a police cruiser with at least one bullet hole. witnesses telling us that

the officer shut down that area and empty car also remained there at the scene. now, this all unfolded a little after midnight in east oakland. this is where seminary runs into 580. so far, there are no reports of anyone being hit by gunfire. but of course we're still asking questions about that and awaiting an update from police later today. in the south bay, students plan to take action to try to stick up for undocumented immigrants while sending a message to president trump's administration. today in the bay's bob redell joins us live this morning. what does the group have in mind? bob? well, good morning to our students at wilcox high school in santa clara tells us that at 105 today, they plan to walk out. so this would be right after lunch, just before fifth period, walk out to protest president trump's plans for mass deportations. the students, the organizer of this demonstration, says that about half the students at wilcox are children of immigrants or immigrants themselves. that's why there's so much concern

there and so much solidarity for their cause. over the weekend, several dozen protesters gathered near san jose's alum rock and king to protest ice activity in the south bay and the recent surge in federal deportations and the call for an end to the white house's immigration policies, and urge more people in this country to do something to help the migrant community, either getting involved with the rapid response network of santa clara county become first responders when there's ice activity. we also want to encourage people to get involved with may day, you know, show solidarity with immigrant workers on international workers day. members of the silicon valley immigration committee organized this protest. it's one of several protests since this past friday in the south bay. one more note the immigration institute of the bay area wants to make sure you know your rights. if detained or questioned by ice officers. the

qr code on your screen, we have it up there right now will take you to their red card, which you can print out, and they're available in eight different languages, including tagalog, korean and farsi. reporting live. bob redell today in the bay. for you this morning. and we are moving the bay area forward on what will be a busy week ahead, especially in san francisco. this is where the nba's all star weekend is about to tip off, and those events will start by the time valentine's day arrives on friday. today in the bay's ginger conejero saab live in san francisco, and ginger, this is the first time an all star game has been in the bay area in 25 years. and that's when the warriors still played at the oakland arena. and the oakland arena will still have a role in this weekend's all star weekend, but this is a huge opportunity for san francisco to score big. laura and marcus, and to change

the narrative that has haunted it for years now. the city has previously projected about $350 million in an economic impact leading up to this weekend. it's creating thousands of jobs and bringing in more than 100,000 people. now, for those basketball fans, there is much to do. it starts off on friday. the first part of it is going to be called nba crossover. it's happening at the moscone center. it's really geared for fans. it's complete with interactive fan experiences and merch, basketball courts, and even players signing autographs if that's still a thing. there's a lot of basketball all throughout the weekend to watch, starting on friday with the all-star celebrity game in oakland that's happening at the oakland arena, then the rising stars challenge at the chase center. now, my favorite night is saturday, which includes a skills challenge, the three point contest, and of course, the dunk contest. the big game is on sunday, but it has a different format this year to try and force those players to play a

little defense. now there will also be concerts all three nights of all star weekend at pier 48. friday features zedd and flo-rida. that's 21 and up. saturday and sunday are all ages. noah kahan are headlining. he's headlining on saturday and the chainsmokers on sunday. it's $150 for one show and $400 for the three day pass. that saturday night show, you must note, is only available with a three day pass. now, all of this is preceded by lunar new year festivities in the city, ushering in one welcomed busy weekend. it is going to be an incredible week in san francisco with the ending the week with the lunar new year parade in chinatown. i hope you all come join us and the nba all star weekends. come and celebrate with us all over downtown and soma and the mission and it thrive city. i hope you get out there. it's a big test for san

francisco and mayor daniel lurie, who of course is the new mayor of the city. also, a test for the bay area host committee, which is officially getting the reins of the next super bowl, super bowl 60. that's happening in santa clara. i know we've been tracking that. kris sanchez has been tracking that this morning. and of course, next year is going to be huge. it's gonna be super bowl, the world cup. but i guess we're still going to first concentrate on all star weekend. our jonathan bloom breaks it all down on nbcbayarea.com. he's got all the details of where you need to park, how to get there. and in the next hour we're going to talk about the celebrity game, the celebrity basketball game, which will divulge the names in the next hour. but i was just going to say, marcus, that might be it might be a good one for you to sneak into. i could really see. i could really see some good plays there. yeah. i mean, me sneaking in there could be a good play with handcuffs. i know, but you know what? they did ask me. i told them i was too busy. so, you know, i'll let those nba guys take it over. i

figured monday, right. i've got i've got to work early morning. can't hurt anything, right. you know. all right. thanks, ginger. well, this week as well, you're going to have a chance to get an early look at the floats, which will be in the lunar new year parade. they're going to be at pier 54 tomorrow and wednesday, but reservations are required. so plan ahead. and as the lunar new year festivities continue, we'll of course keep you informed of what's going on. head on over to our website nbcbayarea.com. 5.38 right now in san francisco, police so far not indicating what charges two suspects will face after a frightening crash. this happened when a car plowed into a parklet yesterday afternoon. this near 24th street and south van ness. four bystanders were injured. all are expected to fully recover now. the car crashed outside of the napper. tandy, a popular pub there in mission district, and some city leaders are wondering if police unnecessarily put people at risk. so the concern for me is, is this worth that policy? and

if, if, if it's true it was related to a theft, is that worth sending six people to the hospital? but on something like this person, you know, fails to yield to a police officer and we have a job to do. now, police say the two women in that car ran from the scene before officers arrested them. they were being pursued after officers identified their car from a theft in berkeley, and the suspects ignored orders to pull over. now to a live look at the state capitol in sacramento. that's where san francisco mayor daniel lurie plans to spend much of his time today. he's expected to meet with state leaders and lk about the future of san francisco. his office says today's meeting will focus on making the city, quote, safer, cleaner and more prosperous. the mayor is expected to speak at 230 this afternoon. happening tomorrow. fremont leaders are expected to finalize their plan to crack down on public camping. council members have already approved a new plan to criminalize not only camping on public property, but aiding, abetting and hiding illegal

encampments. now, they've approved the ordinance last week. it's calling for a maximum sentence of six months in jail and $1,000 fine. opponents fear that the new rules may actually be used against aid workers providing services for the unhoused. fremont leaders, meanwhile, insist that the new rules will be focused on violators. it is 540 right now. let's focus on downtown san jose right now as we get a nice, clearer look. enjoy today because more rain is on the way. right, kari? yes. and even though it's starting out cold, we will have a mild day and lots of sunshine. so we are going to see a very nice start to the week. as of right now, we're at 35 in walnut creek and 36 in palo alto and in san jose. as we take a look at mountain view and what to expect near freezing temperatures, maybe even frosty as you're about to head off for work. and then throughout the day, it's going to be mostly sunny and temperatures will be on the cool side, only reaching into the mid to upper 50s. but

once again, this is our break from the rain before we see more coming in midweek. we'll talk about that timeline in just a few minutes. but mike, you were saying it is a smooth drive into san francisco. yeah, we're starting to see more volume, but still moving very smoothly across the bay bridge. you see the density of the lights increasing now, so we'll see some slowing and the metering lights should be turned on any second now if they're not on even now, at this point we see the brake taps here. typical build here for highway 37. and there may be a new crash just north of the carquinez bridge. we'll get details from chp once they get there a little bit. there we go. the brakes are starting to get tapped over here in concord a little slower in through westbound highway four. 242 680 walnut creek interchange all smooth. 680 corridor heading south in toward alameda county. a nice drive here. 580 coming in ease. flow of traffic. no surprises. little break. tap start for 101 in san jose. typical pattern down here for north 101. heading up toward around oakland road for the start. back to you. thank you mike. well, coming together to keep public spaces clean and help move the bay area forward

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good monday morning right now at 545. let's take a look at what to expect in gilroy today. it is a very cold start, maybe even frosty. and we'll see temperatures in the mid 30s through 8:00 at noon. we're in the low 50s and headed for the mid 50s today. with it being a fairly nice day, we will see some rain coming in midweek. we'll talk about that timeline coming up. and we're looking at this time here being a little more time spent off the 880 overcrossing right there at top of the screen. no incidents reported on that portion of t bay bridge toll plaza. but clearly the backups starting to form here. i think there may be one lane that might be closed for a second here. we'll double check. i'll bring you the updates on the build coming up. sounds good. we'll check back with you, kerry and mike. it's 546 right now. more trump tariffs this morning and more news about elon musk. okay scott every morning we talk about this checks and balances. here. we see the picture there of president trump. but lately we've been talking about elon musk a lot. we've been talking

about elon. they're both famous for liking attention right. but yes it is musk who's really taking washington by storm. he says he's shut down the consumer financial protection bureau, the same agency that caught wells fargo. tricking customers, made sure banks gave mortgages to qualified americans and secured more than 17 billion in payback and fines for from american companies to american consumers. musk a big subject this week on meet the press. but colonel, my question is, is elon musk the right person for that job, given his billions of dollars in contracts with the defense department? how can he cut an agency where he has billions of dollars at stake? well, look, all of the appropriate firewalls will be in place. now, the appropriate firewalls would be some third party deciding if musk has a conflict of interest. but president trump has fired many of the inspectors general who act as those watchdogs. and

the white house said last week it would be musk who policed musk, the tesla ceo, also a major topic in president trump's pre-super bowl interview on fox sunday. you say you trust him, trust elon? oh, he's not gaining anything. in fact, i wonder how he can devote the time to it. he's so into it. now. if you didn't see this interview, some highlights. president trump says the departments of energy and defense will be musk's next targets. he says he's absolutely serious about making canada a 51st state. he says we subsidize canada to the tune of $200 billion a year, and we can't afford to do that because we have trillions in government debt. now he's conflatg a trade imbalance with overspending by congress. americans buy more stuff from canadians than we sell them, but it doesn't add to the debt. he says that marco rubio should be in charge of the money sent to usaid. rubio does control usaid,

but it's largely congress that specifies where that money is spent. and he says america will become unified around success. mr. trump says he will levy new tariffs as well on foreign steel and aluminum, punitive tariffs against other countries and tariffs against chinese products. starts today also on meet the press this weekend, poet amanda gorman, the poem she read at obama's inauguration, pulled from the shelves of some of the elementary schools in florida. what was your reaction when you learned that your poem had been banned? well, to be honest, it was a bit like a gut punch. it was. it felt surreal. i had understood that book bans have been happening, but i think this hit me so incredibly hard because not just that it was something i had written, which is besides the point that it was a moment in history. the miami-dade school district restricted the book from younger schoolchildren after complaints. here's one a parent. it's posted

to the public record. i'm going to read it for you. quote. it is not educational and have directly or indirectly hate massages. now, we were talking earlier in our business segment. something to watch this week. whether elon musk and trump will obey recent court filings like the one issued over the weekend, barring musk from accessing computer systems in the u.s. treasury, musk says the judge should be impeached, retweeted a message suggesting he defy the order. vice president vance said it was illegal for courts to rule against an executive's legitimate power. that's true, but it's the court that decides what's legitimate and what's not. laura, thank you very much. scott. 550 right now jumping back to the super bowl from this weekend, many of us spent super bowl sunday watching the big game, but one group of volunteers spent the time moving the bay area forward in east san jose. volunteers from several groups, including the filipino

american cultural and social justice school, were out cleaning up trash and clearing graffiti from a playground at delano manongs park that's near gemmell way and capitol avenue. it is the first filipino american park named in san jose, and it opened back in 2021. bigger story behind this park. and it's not just an ordinary park. there's a lot of history behind it. the united farm workers movement, that's a big history in the movement in the u.s, i'd say. and to say that filipino americans were behind that. and a lot of us know that cesar chavez is known for that. but it's time for us to really tell our stories out there that are kind of hidden. the group helps clean up the park four times a year. to learn more about the group and their volunteer efforts, head on over to our website, nbcbayarea.com. okay, so even if you're an eagles fan, you may agree. this year's super bowl game was pretty much for the dogs, but 20

for you this morning. let's talk about it here. a howler that did not disappoint, including deebo samuel. team fluff sarge is immediately on a toy at the one yard line, but rough. beethoven reads the play and he strips the toy flag on the play. all right, so team ruff and team fluff put on a show there at the annual puppy bowl. this year, game included 142 puppies from 80 shelters across the united states, 40 states, that is. and sacramento's deebo samuel was named most popular pup. the game there was a real squeaker. team fluff beat team ruff 6866, a closer game than the actual super bowl. yeah, winning the coveted lombardi trophy. that's cute. it is cute. they're adorable. all right, well, let's talk about this to a lot of people. love it. right. long countdown. as we almost complete sunday marks 50th anniversary of saturday night live. yeah. website screen rant listing its top 40 snl skits of all time and

coming in at number 40. founding father george washington dreams for the future of america. let's confess. it feels a little complicated, sir. why not use meters and kilometers? we will soldier, but only in certain unpopular sports like track and swimming. for popular sports like football, we will use yards. football, sir. yes. it's a sport where you throw a ball with your hands. so in football, there is no kicking. there's a little kicking. guest host nate bargatze, channeling washington in the 2023 sketch. in a speech to his soldiers during the american revolution, he spoke about the future of the country while highlighting america's confusing relationship with grammar a measurements. all week long. here on today in the bay, we're going to have a look at some of the numerous iconic

sketches over the last 50 years and the saturday night live 50th anniversary special airs on sunday at 5 p.m. our time. they're going to have red carpet coverage as well, and that starts at four. it's gonna be a lot of fun. very cool. a lot of generations watching that will be all right. all right. well, look, a lot of people, generations that is watching that forecast because it's been cold and rain is coming our way. yeah, we are going to see some rain midweek. but this morning we're just seeing the cold temperatures all across the bay area and even some freeze warnings in effect until 9:00. and then by tomorrow it starts to turn cloudy with rain chances developing late, mainly for the north bay and the coast. and we'll see that heavy rain moving in wednesday night into thursday. here's a look at our high temperatures. very much like what we've seen recently with upper 50s and the high temperatures all across the bay area. but it will be a little bit cooler for some spots tomorrow with mid 50s. and then on wednesday as that rain arrives, it's going to be even colder with some upper 40s and

low 50s. so here's a look at that first shot of rain quickly moving by late on wednesday. and then the atmospheric river arrives between thursday and friday. and then we're going to see it taper off for just a little bit before another storm system comes in. so we're still in a very active period here with some a lot of rain on the way that could pose a threat with some flooding, with the possibility of some of our coastal areas in the pink shading showing about two and a half to possibly three inches of rainfall. as we get those waves of rain coming in for the sierra, we've seen a pretty significant boost in the sierra snowpack. it's still not at average all across the board, but we are doing pretty well in the northern sierra, and we're going to see some more snow coming in, going into the middle to end of the week with the possibility of about 21 to maybe even 38in of snow for those higher elevations. looking at our forecast for the bay area, it's going to be in the upper 50s each day, cold in the

mornings, mainly this morning and tomorrow morning, and then our mornings will be a little bit milder, but that comes along with the rain that extends into the end of the week. and mike, you've sorted out the bay bridge. well, it sorted itself out, but we have a nice smooth flow now off the 880 overcrossing whatever was delaying folks. all lanes are now open and moving smoothly and the backups starting to fill in the mididdle lan. of course it builds out from the center out because of those metering lights and because those lanes narrow on the bridge. folks like to stay in the middle so they don't have to shuffle around. that's what's going on there. we do have a disabled vehicle, 880 at the 23rd offramp. so watch for activity there. it's still open. highway 37 highway 4 showing a little break tap, little build for the volume. no surprises this monday except for how easy it's building up. south bay shows that san jose slowing, and that will start to clear in the next few minutes from the first burst. back to you. all right, mike, thank you. well, happening now, the trump administration says the national institutes of health is slashing funding for medical research. the agency is making cuts to grants by limiting the amount of indirect funding for projects just 15%.

now, that money covers things like equipment, operations, maintenance, accounting and personnel. the cuts go into effect today. we're sitting down with ucsf infectious disease expert doctor monica gandhi, who is among those raising the alarm on what this would mean for the medical research moving forward. you can actually catch that interview coming up at 11 a.m. you can also watch on roku, pluto and other streaming platforms. well, the big game may be over, but a new countdown has officlly started. super bowl coming back to levi's stadium, and bay area leaders are in new orleans taking notes ahead. our kris sanchez breaks down the big boost to the economy. bay area officials are gearing up for in 2026.

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