of electric line. you look back at where we were 10 years ago and we are in a completely different place today, and it's because of how we need to care for our communities and our customers. i hope that's true. [joe] that's my commitment. [ambient noise] to the united states is going to have a 25% tariff right now at six, the trade war escalates. president trump is set to announce a major new import tax today. we're live in washington. with that and new concerns about a constitutional crisis. plus, major layoffs hit meta

employees, the reported memo sent out, and how many employees are expected to be impacted. also, the eagles soar past kansas city and super bowl blowout, but the halftime show does not disappoint either. we're going to go deep in on that ceremony happening today, marking one year until super bowl 60. frenzy arrives at levi's. this is today in the bay. and this is a monday morning. thanks so much for starting your morning right here with us. i'm marcus washington. you make it sound so fun. mondays are fun. yes, they can be. that's true. let's check. we'll check in with mike in just a little bit for that monday morning commute. but let's talk about the forecast for today. s. so standing in front of the closet trying to figure out what to wear, it is a cold morning. and we'll kind of be a chilly day. so you might want to layer up. we're starting out at or below freezing in some spots like livermore. we aree startin out at 30 degrees right now. it's 32 in fairfield, and we're

in the upper 20s and low 30s for parts of the north bay. napa you're stepping out the door to 31 degrees. let's head to walnut creek where we're in the mid 30s right now. it is clear, and temperatures will be in the 30s through 8:00. so there may be some frost on the windshield. as you're about to head off for work. maybe allow some extra time for that scraping the frost off or letting the vehicle warm up before you drive to work. it's going to be in the mid 50s and we're headed for the upper 50s for today, as we are still a little bit cooler than what's normal for this time of year. and mike, you've been tracking our monday morning drive. yes, some of that fun marcus was talking about over here. the bay bridge toll plaza folks are happily waiting in line here. they're happy because not all lanes are full and traffic is moving. once you get past the toll plaza and the metering lights. we do have a typical build here and a little slowing breaks. starting to get tapped through richmond right past the racetrack. typical pattern here. highway 37 highway 4 been most consistent with the slower drive and building two. 42 though, stayed in the green zone. so is

the walnut creek interchange. so that's good stuff for contra costa county alameda county. no real incidents and no slowing really outside of the altamont pass. then there's that build for the south bay, typical coming northbound on 101, but that's starting to ease up from that first build as well. back to you. all right. let's keep the fun going. thanks, mike. with developing for you this morning, a new promise for a new tax on imported goods from president trump. this all follows his visit to new orleans, where he actually became the first sitting president to attend a super bowl game. today in the bay's alice barr. live for us in washington this morning. and alice, along with teasing that new tariffs there. the president is also defending federal cost cutting moves made by billionaire elon musk. marcus. that's right. and he's also pushing back against some court interventions that have come up because of lawsuits filed over some of those musk actions. for example, there's a federal hearing today about the paused mass buyouts. federal workers, labor unions are trying to get that program fully

blocked. president trump returning to washington overnight after becoming the first sitting president to attend a super bowl, making news before he steppedn the stadium with a new tariff announcement on imported steel and alumim. 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 poisedo potentially 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 musk. 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. in another announcement overnight, 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, as they say, a penny for your thoughts. maybe we'll have them. but. but something else to talk about, alex, i know the president

actually spoke about several, several pieces of his foreign policy over the weekend, from gaza to ukraine there. can you talk to a little bit more about that? yeah. so on gaza, president trump doubled down on his controversial vision for that war torn, war torn territory. he said that we're committed in the u.s. to buying and owning gaza, and that perhaps other middle eastern countries would assist in the rebuilding. he also confirmed that he's spoken by phone with russian president vladimir putin at least once, and that he intends to have more conversations and would likely meet with him in person when the time is right. and then finally, on canada, he's referenced a couple of times the idea of our neighbor to the north becoming the 51st state. and he did say when asked about this on that fox news interview that he means it, and that he thinks canada would be better off as part of the u.s. very interesting there. well, alice barr in washington for us this morning, alice. thank you. we're moving to the bay area forward as the countdown is on for super bowl 60 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 will happen kris a lot going on. yeah, i'm wearing my levi's red this morning. they are probably still sweeping up the confetti in new orleans this morning. but in just a few hours, the nfl will hold a ceremony to hand things from new orleans to the bay area. and that starts early, early today. now, this year, the bay area and in the bay area, football fans had to watch the super bowl this way at bars and restaurants and at home. next year, tens of thousands of fans will get to see that game in person at levi's stadium. ten years after hosting super bowl 50, levi's will host super bowl 60 l x as san jose mayor matt mahan is part of the bay area host committee. he and the ceo are part of that delegation in new orleans for that 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. a south bay businesses are hoping for an even bigger piece of the pie this year. they say san francisco got, you know, more than their share. of course, the south bay is biased, but last year. so the handover ceremony happening right now as we speak, that is nfl commissioner roger goodell. and you see the ceo of the bay area host committee there on the right hand side of your screen. so they will be talking about that handover and getting things ready. and i mean they've been getting ready. but this is now just like starting the clock. yeah it takes a lot of preparation. yeah it does. but i can tell you we are ready here we are ready. and the really nice thing about the bay area host committee is that they're trying to make sure that the vendors are truly local businesses instead of like, you know, a firm that comes in and does whatever. so like our local businesses really stand to

benefit, which is a nice thing that you get even at, you know, our airports. but they feature for sure, local restaurants and whatnot. yeah. good. and the kickoff ceremony for super bowl 60 at kris house. the fireworks ready? i'll help you clean up and stuff. okay. yeah. you'll be on poop patrol in the backyard. kind of celebration of that. hey, thanks. room inside. we have to hold it outside. all right. hey. taking a live look out in san jose this morning. look at that sunrise. they're starting to come up. beautiful shot there thing you can't see in there. those temperatures. and it's cold out there, gary. i was thinking, are we talking about the puppy bowl here? one would hope. okay. all right. we are clear and cold this morning as we're getting started. in fact, we have a freeze warning in effect for some of our inland valleys until 9:00. and tomorrow it's going to turn cloudy. rain chances developing late with an atmospheric river with heavy

rain at times expected from wednesday to thursday. we are dry today, but take a look at where we're starting the morning in the mid 30s and it's all clear with high temperatures in the upper 50s for this afternoon and once again dry tomorrow. but we'll talk about that rain coming in midweek. mike, it's still looking a little high for those gas prices. yeah i mean it's usually higher than we'd like right. but it has raised a bit like contra costa county is low for san ramon is now the low for the whole bay 3.85. we had better prices last week. but this best price today is at freedom gasn acosta boulevard. and quite the jump from santa for san jose, up $0.20 from where their best was friday. we have now south bay businesses 388. that's at moe's stop. the single. 388 we have on mckee road and nothing under $4 in marin county. the best on the list there. 409 at larkspur, marin gas on magnolia avenue. go to gasbuddy.com and check to see if there are changes. i hope you have good value in your area.

meanwhile, on the roadway, we have pretty good speeds for most of the bay. we'll zoom in to where we see the slowing highway for highway 37 and then westbound 80 through the area past the racace trackoming out of richmond, the bay bridge toll plaza has filled in all lanes, though there's movement, but it's full. back to you. thank you. mike. all right. 610 for you this morning. and did you lose any sleep staying up watching the game and having fun after. well ahead for you here on today in the bay. the coffee chain now offering a free cup of joe today to help wake you up. plus we'll talk about those new tariffs that president trump is promising out to the futures. wall street does not seem that disturbed by it. looks like it's going to be a good day. plus. don't you let go of my hand. you. a moment of unity. the touching tribute lady gaga put on to honor the lives lost in the terror attack that took place in new orleans just weeks before the big game. much more news ahead. you're watching toda

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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 that's the only way it will survive. president biden also opposed the purchase as well. white house says there will be punitive tariffs announced today. against who? how much? still a little fuzzy. so we're going to stay on top of that for you. friday we found out american hiring slowed quite a bit. the latest jobs number showed 143,000 jobs added to the economy last month. compare that 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. all right. that said, a few thousand meta employees just opened their emails and found

out they've been cut. a memo first seen by reuters says those who will be laid off were informed at 5 a.m. our time, these are expected cuts. we just didn't know who. some more thoughts on the penny. president trump says he's ordered the u.s. mint to stop making them, because it costs the government more to make a penny than it's worth, and few people use them. 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 have fewer pennies, you're going to need more nickels, which cost even more to mint more than $0.05. it's 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 cfp. rest in peace. now, as we've been discussing, it's important to watch today through this week how musk and trump respond to some of these court orders, like keeping them out of treasury. right. if they do it, you know, if they may

defy it. nobody knows. right? they've certainly, on social media, hinted that's what's going to happen. interesting. wel follow. yeah. all right. thanks, scott. 616 for you this morning. if you're feeling a little sluggish this morning after staying up watching the game and maybe partying a little bit after, starbucks is trying to help you out a little bit with a pick me up. they're offering starbucks reward members free coffee today. this is all a part of a promotion. it's calling starbucks monday. yeah, you can stop in for a free tall, hot or iced brewed coffee all day long. and if you're not a rewards member, you can still join today. and the company says that you can see your barista in the store to enjoy the free coffee. see how long those lines are? i want to see a part that. no. it's coffee. okay, now to a live look at the new orleans superdome, where later today, new orleans super bowl organizers will hand things off to the folks in the bay area. they're right there in new orleans. there's probably some cleanup to do, i would imagine, as well. definitely some in

philadelphia, where the eagles fans celebrated late into the night after the eagles dominating super bowl win over the chiefs. if you were one of the tens of millions who watched, you probably know this already, but it wasn't much of a game. the eagles took control early in 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. the eagles took it 40 to 22. fly. eagles fly. well, football's biggest night also packed in some superstar performances. that includes one moving performance from lady gaga. i'll be. right here. hold my hand. i'm. that woman can sing. i'm gonna give ito her now. lady gaga, multi-talented artist. they're making a

surprise appearance on sunday's broadcast. just ahead of the game, she performed her oscar nominated hit hold my hand. this was on bourbon street, you see, right there in new orleans. that tribute was dedicated not only to the victims of the new year's day terror attack there in new orleans, 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 a. ain't you tired? tryna strike a chord. and it's probably a minor. and you hear the crowd, they're minor. all right. there you have it. from compton to t bayou. grammy and pulitzer prize winning artist kendrick lamar making history there last night. he is the first solo rap artist to headline the super bowl halftime show. he performed his hits not like us. you heard right there, humble and dna, even serena williams. as you saw right there, as well as samuel l jackson taking part in the show there. and you know what? one exciting thing for him kendrick lamar that is seven days there. he has had a lot of excitement

from the halftime show. you saw right there last night, seven days before that. took home five grammys there. clean sweep for the week for him that it is all right. kendrick lamar is a compton native. but you know what the bay area well represented. take a look right here on your screen right here. so right there behind him that is the turf dance crew based out of oakland. that's nice to see right. yeah, that is west coast. yeah. west side. love that. next year it's going to be here. that's right. yeah. bringing it back home to the west side. all right. i want to see that handoff and starting to build up that excitement for next year. for it to come to the bay area. all right. let's talk about the weather and what we're seeing now. maybe what we'll see this time next year. it's going to be a cold start. it's all clear. and we are in between storm systems. so it looks good for us. but we do have to deal with some dangerously cold temperatures as we've dipped down into the 20s and some of these areas shaded in purple, the lighter blue. that's where we have a frost advisory. that means that temperatures may be

just above freezing, but there still may be some frost developing on some of the elevated surfaces. here's a look at our temperatures right now. we're at 36 in oakland, 28 degrees in danville. that's one of the colder temperatures on the map here. and we're seeing some 20s as well in parts of the north bay, while san francisco is at 42 degrees. but then when we take a look atat the hig for later today, it will be in the upper 50s. and then tomorrow, just a little bit cooler as we get more clouds coming in mostly mid 50s, and we will have a cool week ahead as wednesday. we're only going to make it into the low 50s in some spots, but that's also when the rain arrives starting on wednesday and then on thursday the rain gets heavier as we get an atmospheric river coming in. there will be flooding possible by the end of the week, so we want to start making those plans. the preparations in advance of this storm system. also, there will be an elevated landslide threat, mainly in the north bay and the coastal mountains. for the sierra, we could see about 2 to 3ft of snow between wednesday and friday. so

that's when the bulk of this storm system is coming in, and we can see the couple of days of rain that will be with us. and then a little bit of a break on saturday before another storm system arrives on sunday. so we're going to stay in a very active storm pattern here. and we talked about that possibility of flooding, mainly because in the bay area for these areas shaded in pink, we could see two and a half to three inches of rainfall all across the bay area. and a look at the 7-day forecast shows temperatures will be chilly, with it near freezing again tomorrow morning. but after that, once the clouds and the rain moves in, we'll see temperatures starting out in the low 40s and heading for the upper 50s each day. mike, you had a crash reported in san jose? yeah, north 101 at trimble. so that's just north of here. this is our shot just north of 680. lots of north northbound traffic flow. the crash at trimble, there you go. is on the map. it hasn't materialized with any slowing because found out the vehicle involved is over on the shoulder, out of lanes. and that's good news. the

distraction. not enough to add to any south bay slowing which clears right on schedule. also on schedule, the build here for the tri-valley south 680 south 880, both coming off of the 580 interchanges there, or 238, i should say, over off of castro valley into san leandro. the build for contra costa county. very gentle, but the toll plaza is full at the bay bridge. back to you. thanks, mike. well, reminder to make sure you use up your vacation time at work. we're in a work first culture and we struggle with taking time off. you might be surprised to hear how much paid vacation time people have and they're just not using. still ahead on today in the bay. we'll give you one manager's advice for changing that, whether you're a worker or a boss. we'll be

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this. no, that's a that's a part of the agreement of the company that you work for. of the employees who don't take all of their paid time off, half say it's because they fear falling behind. 43% say they feel bad about making more work for their colleagues. 16% fear losing their jobs. 12% say they work for bosses who discourage time off. 626 right now, we've got a lot more news ahead at 630, including a crackdown advocates say criminalizes the unhoused. a major bay area city appears set to pivot completely from an idea of camping on public land. the looming decision, opponents argue, will be a major gut punch for those in need. we now know who the new super bowl champions are, but who will win big on the hardcourt. during nba all-star weekend? the countdown is on here in san francisco. we'll have much more on that after the break. stay with us. you're

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right now at 630, an apparent overnight shooting in oakland. a patrol car believed to have been struck by gunfire. the late breaking details just coming into our newsroom. plus, taking a stand against federal immigration policies. we are live this morning with a show of solidarity planned by students at oneouth bay high school. this is following a weekend of angry protests. also an exciting

week taking shape as san francisco san franciscans count down to the nba all star game and the chinese new year parade is taking place on saturday. we're moving you forward with everything you need to know ahead of a busy weekend. this is today in the bay. yep. that's right. we're already looking forward to the weekend on this monday morning. thanks for joining us i'm laura garcia. and i'm marcus washington. let's get a look at those cold temperatures this morning. because meteorologist kari hall is tracking not only the frost advisory, but a freeze warning too. yeah, we are seeing a freeze warning in effect for some of the inland valleys. and then for the parts of the inner bay where you're waking up and seeing that it is a clear start. it's also very chilly. so that will be in effect until 9:00. it will begin to turn mostly cloudy tomorrow, with rain chances developing late. and then an atmospheric river arrives on wednesday to bring us some additional rainfall into thursday. but take a look at our live views around four of our microclimates. with san

francisco now at 40 degrees, while it's 35, in walnut creek and in san jose. a look at dublin, where we are below freezing right now. we're seeing that across the tri-valley with a gradual warm up and sunshine in today's forecast. mike, you're seeing traffic building up in richmond. yeah. well you were showing 580 in dublin. i was looking at the traffic behind your temperatures over here. this is 580 out of richmond. these folks are gathering up and leaving richmond. there's the wait there. there's slowing down the eastshore freeway through that same area. the build is on for contra costa county, alameda county as well, toward the bay bridge, where the metering lights are on and the toll plaza is full anywhere south of there. looking pretty standard. a little brake tap going on southbound 880 through san leandro, down in toward, you know, hayward, but just shy of fremont. everything's back at speed. there is one disabled vehicle, north 101 on the shoulder over at trimble, and there's not a lot of slowing, but there was some slowing that picked up. i think a crew has just arrived. we'll send it right back over to you, marcus. all right, mike, thank you. well, new overnight oakland police so far not commenting on

what appears to be a police cruiser with at least one bullet hole. the witnesses telling us that the officers shut down that area and an empty car also remained at the scene. this is all unfolding 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. of course, we're still looking for answers as we await an update from police later tay in the south bay, students plan to take action to stick up for undocumented immigrants and send a message to president trump's administration. today in the bay's bob redell joins us live this morning. so what do they have in mind? bob, we're talking about a walkout at wilcox high in santa clara. good morning to a student there. tells us they plan to walk out at 105 today. that would be right after their lunch. right before fifth period to protest president trump's plans for mass deportations. the organizer of this demonstration tells us that about half the students at wilcox high are either children of immigrants or

immigrants themselves. over the weekend, several dozen protesters gathered near san jose's alum rock and king to protest ice activity in the in federal deportations. theye are calling for an end to the white house's immigration policies, and are urging 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, 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 you're detained or

questioned by ice officers, the qr code on your screen 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. thank you bob. a live look for you right now. this is in new orleans. this is where at this hour? nfl leaders joining city leaders there. the crescent city and bay area host committee in the official super bowl handover. as you already know, levi's is the next host location for super bowl 60 next year. and similar to the way it happened, this is when the bay area hosted super bowl 50. san francisco and san jose will also play a leading role here, and we actually can also proudly tell you. nbc bay area will be your home to watch super bowl 60. that is, if you're not attending the game in person. 49ers. jed. jed. york. they're all smiles. there you go. of course he is.

all right, so let's just say the bay area host committee right now has a lot on its plate there. and this morning we are actually moving the bay area forward on busy sports week ahead. that's right. the nba's all star weekend is about to tip off in san francisco today in the bay's ginger conejero saab joins us live in the city by the bay. and ginger, this is the first time the 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 nice role in this weekend's all star weekend festivities. laura and marcus. but this is really a big opportunity for the bay area, for the bay area host committee, as well as san francisco to really score big from everything that's been going on and change the narrative of what's been kind of looming over the city in recent years. the city previously projected that there will be $350, $350 million, i should say, an economic impact leading up to this weekend, with

thousands of jobs created, as well as bringing in more than 100,000 people. so that's a lot. as you guys have been talking about to look forward to as this weekend approaches, and there's also a lot for basketball fans. it all kicks off on friday at the moscone center for something called the nba crossover. that's got a lot of interactive fan events. you can also get merch, see some basketball courts and play around on them and meet some players signing autographs. there's a lot of basketball throughout the weekend as well, because there's a celebrity game in oakland at the oakland arena, as well as a rising stars challenge at the chase center. both of those are happening on friday as well. so my favorite night, however, is saturday, which includes the skills challenge, the three point contest, and all the drama of the dunk contest. the big game is on sunday, but it has a different format this year to play a little more defense, a little more deep. there will also be concerts all three ghts of all star weekend at pier 48 that starts on friday,

that features zedd and flo rida. that concert is 21 and up now. saturday and sunday. they're offering all ages concerts. noah kahan headlining on saturday and the chainsmokers on sunday. it's $150 for one show and $400 if you want to go to all three concerts, that'll get you a three day pass. the saturday night show is only available for those with the three day pass. so all of this is also happening as lunar new year festivities are taking off 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 that thrive city. i hope you get out there. there's a lot to really keep up

with, like parking. those concerts are. digital correspondent jonathan bloom breaks it all down for you on the app and on nbcbayarea.com. but in the last hour, i was talking about that celebrity all star game. i know marcus couldn't make it this year because, you know, he has early mornings on monday. but just to give you guys a glimpse, barry bonds is going to coach one team. jerry rice is coaching the other. you've got athletes. you have musicians. it'll be it'll be a good time to really kind of see and score people's talents on the hardcore outside of what they do well. so we're going to take, you know, two chainz, for example, and see how he can do coaching along with barry bonds. and we'll see. we'll see some familiar names like matt barnes play for jerry rice and terrell owens. and that's all all the sports from my end this morning. back to you guys. look, i would have been in the game, but i just got too many other things. i'm trying to host this host

that you know, it's in our it's in our area. so you know take a number ginger if you want to talk to marcus i know, i know maybe next year you can be my agent for next year. they're like you know, maybe for super bowl appearance or the fifa world cup. you know, we got a lot lined up. national anthem or halftime show. marcus and laura live at levi's. i'm just saying, just put it out there. put it out there. start working on the playlist. thanks, ginger. well, this week ahead, 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 check ahead because reservations are required. and as the lunar new year festivities continue, we'll of course keep you informed. head to nbcbayarea.com where we've got more information there. well, san francisco police so far are not indicating what charges two suspects will face. this is after a frightening crash. it happened when a car plowed into a parklet yesterday afternoon near 24th

street and south van ness. four bystanders were injured. all are expected to fully recover. that car crashed outside of napper tandy. this is a popular pub in the mission district. some city leaders there wondering if police unnecessarily put people at rk. 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 indicated that their car from a theft in berkeley was involved, and the suspects ignored orders to pull over. 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 or hiding illegal

encampments. they approved the ordinance last week. it called for a maximum sentence of six months in jail and a $1,000 fine. opponents fear the new rules may actually be used against aid workers providing services for the unhoused. fremont leaders, meantime, insist the new rules will be focused on violators. 641 for you as we take. wow. the sun sun's up. like, when did that happen? but look. meteorologist kari hall, of course, monitoring those temperatures out there. that's the thing that a lot of people need to be mindful of because it is cold. it is cold, and the days are getting longer. so each morning, we'll start to see the sun rising a minute or two earlier, and we're near freezing in parts of the south bay, as well as below freezing in the tri-valley and the inland east bay. check out danville now at 28 degrees. while we're in the upper 20s and low 30s in the north bay as you're heading out in oakland, it is now only 36 degrees. cold start, but sunshine today with a gradual warm up and highs headed for the

mid to upper 50s. mike, you have an update now for san jose. yeah i talked about the slowing and then the incident over at trimble did clear. i think that was a little bit of a slowdown for the distraction. once the tow truck was there again all lanes clear. now we have the second build starting for north 101 and 87. we see that volume starting to ramp up. and that's why we see some brake taps. no surprises. same thing over here across the san mateo bridge feeding off of the nimitz south. 880, of course, continues to build in toward fremont. same thing for south. 680 again, no surprises for commuters. we'll look at the build for vasco road. we're up to 24 minutes out of contra costa, county, down toward alameda county. and of course, we have your typical east bay slow spots, richmond bridge and the bay bridge. scott, over to you. allight, mike, well, sti ahead on today in the bay. president trump promises yet more tariffs today out to the big board this morning. see how wall street is reacting. and it looks like it's sort of an even reaction. laura. well, there's a week long celebration leading up to sunday's 50th anniversary of

snl, just ahead on today in the bay, a look at some of the show's most iconic, lasting sketches.

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making a lot of news headlines. he makes a lot of headlines. i mean, they're both famous for liking attention, right. but it's musk who's really taking washington by storm. he says he shut down the consumer financial protection bureau. this is the same agency that caught wells fargo. tricking customers made sure banks gave mortgages to qualified americans. secured more than $17 billion in payback and fines for american consumers scammed by big companies. musk a big subject on this week's meet the press as well. 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 will police 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 the interview, some highlights. president trump says the departments of energy and defense will be musk's next target. he says he's absolutely serious about making canada a 51st state. he says he subsidizes canada to the tune of 200 billion years. so we can't afford to do that because we have trillions in debt. now. he is conflating trade imbalance with overspending by congress. americans buy more stuff from canadians than we sell them, but it doesn't add to the federal debt. and he says marco rubio should be in charge of the money sent to usaid. now, rubio does control u.s. aid, but it's largely congress that specifies

where that money is spent. and the president says that america will become unified around success. mr. trump says he will also levy new targets against tariffs on foreign steel and aluminum and punitive charges and targets. targets. why do we keep saying targets? tariffs against other countries, the tariffs against chinese products starts today also on meet the press this weekend, a poet, amanda gorman. now she read that poem at biden's inauguration. it was pulled from the shelves. that poem of some elementary schools in florida. what was your reaction when you learned that your poem had been banned? oh, 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 from a parent posted to the public record, and i'll read it for you. quote. it is not educational and have 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 rulings like the one issued over the weekend, barring musk from accessing certain computers in the u.s. treasury, musk says that judge should be impeached, and he retweeted a message suggesting he defy the order. vice president vance said it's illegal for courts to rule against an executive's legitimate power. that's true in the sense that it is the court what decides what's legitimate and what isn't. marcus. all right, scott, thank you. well, it's 650 for you this morning. and a long countdown almost

complete this saturday or sunday, i should say, marks the 50th anniversary of saturday night live. that's right. website screen rant is listing its top 40 snl skits of all time and coming in at number 40. founding father george washington's dream 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. that's how nate vargas channeled washington in the 2023 skit. saturday night live 50th anniversary special airs sunday at 5 p.m. our time, and they're going to have red

carpet coverage starting at four years, that it has provided so many laughs for so many people. no kidding. and they continue to give laughs that it does. it will be fun. can't wait. all right. well i can't wait to sunshine. yeah we're going to we're pretty much there. but that doesn't mean it's warm. i was going to say to warm us up. hopefully we are seeing a lot of sunshine now. but take a look at just what's offshore, this large storm system that's going to be coming in for the middle of the week and bringing in another dose of some heavy rainfall. we'll have a quick moving system on wednesday with that atmospheric river arriving on thursday with some moderate to heavy rainfall and even flooding possible, with an elevated landslide threat, mainly in the north bay and the coastal mountains. while the sierra will see about 2 to 3ft of snow. so we are seeing that quick round of rain on wednesday in the forecast, but then we'll turn our attention very quickly to that larger storm system, that atmospheric river that's offshore on saturday, which is a

very important day for the bay area. i know we have a lot going on. it looks dry, but there will be another storm system coming in on sunday into early next week. so we're seeing these waves of rain coming in pretty much every few days, and it's going to continue to increase that threat of flooding as we get anywhere from two and a half to three inches of rainfall along the coast and across much of the bay area during this time, that we are expecting that rainfall and then looking at temperatures, it's going to be cool near freezing tomorrow morning, but then the rest of the week in the 40s, with highs only making it into the mid to upper 50s. mike, you're seeing a lot of slowing now out of oakland. yeah. most dramatic slowing we see outside of the bay bridge toll plaza. of course we have slowing here past the coliseum up to just past high street and just shy of 29th. there's a disabled vehicle. oh, perhaps a crash in the backup. now, we'll check on that. but 580 westbound moving very smoothly. northbound 880 slow from the coliseum up into downtown. the rest of the east bay shows a smooth flow of

traffic. there may be an incident over there near the racetrack out of richmond. we'll check on westbound 80 through that area. the backup, of course, richmond bridge, bay bridge, and in the south bay, we're building for 101 and 87. back to you. thanks, mike. 653 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 to just 15%. the 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 and what it would mean to medical research moving forward. catch the full interview coming up at 11 a.m. and we're back with a look at our top stories this morning, including high school students making a statement in the south bay. they're planning to show solidarity following a weekend of protest around the bay area. the message they hope to send to the white house. you'

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welcome back. we are moving you forward with a look at the top stories on today in the bay. police so far not commenting on what appears to be a police cruiser with at least one bullet hole. now, witnesses do tell us that the officer shut down that area and an empty car was also there at the scene. it's all unfolding. this is happening after 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 the gunfire. students at santa clara's wilcox high school are promising to walk out of class today in response to the federal immigration crackdown. that walkout is planned for 1:00 this afternoon. in the meantime, several dozen protesters gathered yesterday in san jose's

alum rock and king area opposing ice activity in the south bay and the recent surge in federal deportations. advocates are also urging more people to get involved. nfl leaders a short time ago joined leaders from the crescent city and the bay area for the official super bowl handover. that event finished just minutes ago in new orleans. levi's will, of course, be the site for next year's super bowl 60, and similar to the way it happened when the bay area hosted super bowl 50, san francisco and san jose will also play a leading role here. now, youan also tell we can also tell you that nbc bay area will be the home for super bowl 60, and that is just two days after the start of the winter olympics, also on nbc bay area. all right. very exciting times. all right. a nice day on tap. yeah, it's starting out cold, but we will have a mild day. highs in the upper 50s and rain arrives on wednesday and continues through friday. and the call out is the nimitz freeway. northbound 880 jammed

from the coliseum up to about 29th. there is a minor crash. there are no injuries, but this vehicle is still in the middle lanes. until they can clear that this will be the jam for oakland. 580 westbound is clear, though. different kind of jam. yeah, that's not my jam. right? all right, look, thank you so much for making us a part of your monday morning. stick around, because the t today sho starts after us. also, join us for our streaming newscast. that's at 8 a.m. you can find it wherever you stream, including nbcbayarea.com. and we're here for our midday news at 11 two. we'll see you here then. have a good one. good monday morning. philadelphia on top of the football world after a huge super bowl win. >>