"today in the bay" chuck coppola live where the victim was taken. chuck?ld that the injuries are not life threatening, laura. the bullet shattered a window near where he was standing when he had stopped to help a woman with car trouble. all happened in pinole. chp believe that the man and woman were innocent bystanders. >> a vehicle ended up with a flat tire so she pulled over to the right shoulder to go ahead and figure oout what she was going to do next. call a tow or change the tire out. she also had somebody that she knew pull over with her. so, while they were stopped on the shoulder here trying to figure out their next course of action, it looks like a suspect for unknown reasons came by here and fired at least two rounds, possibly more. >> this happened at approximately 9:30 last night. as a result, all lanes of i-80 were closed for about an hour while officers investigated. officers do not think this shooting is connected with other shootings on that same stretch of highway in the east bay recently. chp wants anyone with information about the shoot

. >> chuck coppola joining us live. chuck, this marks the sixth time a shooting like this has happened on the freeway in just the past couple of months. >> that's right, sam. so far the chp says it believes that these are unrelated. or at least this most recent one was unrelated. chp says this particular incident last night began as some sort of argument between people in two different cars traveling westbound on i-80 around 9:30. that's when a third car that was pulled to the side was hit with cross fire. that car had a window shattered as windows tore across it it wounding a man who stopped to help a woman who pulled over with car trouble. >> ended up with a flat tire. she pulled ooover to the right shoulder to go and figure out what she was going to do next. call a tow truck or change a tire out. she also had somebody she knew pull over with her. while they were stopped on the shoulder trying to figure out their next course of action, it looked like a suspect for unknown reasons came over and fired two rounds, possibl

. >>> i'm chuck coppola live in walnut creek. the highway patrol needs your help after another highway shooting. "today in the bay" starts now. >>> very good monday morning to you. thank you so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. >> the sun not shining on panthers fans, but shining in general. hitting in the 70s today, kari. >> warm temperatures this afternoon, but a cool start to the day, as usual, around the bay area. 45 degrees in the north bay and 54 degrees in the east bay. look at these highs up to 75 deit grees. we may be setting some new records today. we should be feeling highs in the low 60s, but we're up to 79 degrees in the south bay. in san francisco, 72 and 76 in the tri-valley. we'll talk more about this warmth. i'll let you know how long it lasts and let's see what's happening on the roadways now with mike. >> not record setting, but a very easy drive. golden gate bridge we just saw them realign that center device. look at your map, ready for the morning commute. be ready, folks, for a

i'm chuck coppola. fan fest coming up. >>> and a mild flu season until now. >> coming up, new evidence suggesting that a lot of people will be getting sick this month. it's the fans chance to be a player. >>> there are good days to be a fan and great days to be a fan. today is one of those. in fact, it is the fan's chance to be a player of all things. fan fest is one of the most popular days for giants and today they showed up in droves to meet their players, hang out on the field. >> and pretend to be one. that is what i always did. thousands of fans heading to at&t to see the boys of summer. >> we started yelling yes! >> chuck coppola. i consider him one of the boys of summer. live outside of the park with the buzz among fans. what are they talking about, chuck. >> reporter: giants fans love the chemistry of the team and the spirit on the field. they liken it to the world championship warriors. and they hope the same thing happens to the giants. giants fans will tell you it is better to be even than o

let's toss things over to chuck coppola outside of the stadium with more on the traffic concerns. good morning, chuck. >> reporter: good morning, anthony. i can tell you one street that is open right now is great america parkway from 101 north, you can see there's a lot of cars coming into the stadium area. there are a lot of lots on the other side of great america parkway. we're at parking lot ten. that is probably the closest one to the game day fan plaza. you can see it possibly behind me. it's a huge tent. ticket holders are permitted in there. behind me the security is tight. you can see a little bit of santa clara county's bomb squad behind me. the parking lots will open at 9:00 a.m. one option for a lot of people coming to the game, particularly from the north, would be to park in mountain view and take some of the shuttles. there is parking lots at bryant when best evelyn and villa streets also at bryant at california street. now, they will charge you $20 for the day or, frankly, more than three hours, but it is free if you park there for less than three hours. there are al

chuck coppola is live at the headquarters with the latest on this one. chuck? >> reporter: we are learning that the person who died in this accident was known in the neighborhood as d.c. they say he was parking the car in a south part of san jose. neighbors call it the crime zone. more than nine hours after the oldsmobile crashed into an ally at carlsbad drive, the car still sat, driver's side window shot out and yellow evidence markers and broken pieces of glass was found. the driver did not die from the collision. had he been shot at 3:45 this morning. the car's owner spoke with us but did not want to be identified. >> my son uses my car. my son got home from work, his roommate went out to park the car for him and rolled it back here to find a parking space and somebody shot him. >> his roommate? >> reporter: yeah. >> somebody shot his roommate? >> reporter: yeah. >> his son said no one was chases him and the roommate was an older man. >> it's not a surprise for the area. >> reporter: why? >> because there is a lot of gangsters or drug issues. >> reporter: bu

nbc bay area's chuck coppola is live at san francisco's ocean beach. and chuck, it looks very, very scary out there. what are lifeguards saying? >> reporter: well, it was very harrowing, too, to watch. at one point the surf was so high, coast guard vessels we were watching practically disappeared under the spray as the waves crested over them. and a swimmer as part of this mock rescue was carried away from the rescuers. the current was that swift. it was all part of a drill prompted by a number of recent drownings along the coast. breakers off ocean beach pitched a 47-foot coast guard boat skyward as rescuers hovered overhead. a dramatic rescue demonstration against the powerful backdrop of the stormy west pacific. >> we've had folks swept out, young, old, championship swimmers swept out, surfers. >> reporter: eight people have been swept out to sea since el nino conditions began. from santa cruz to pacifica to the rocks off land's end in san francisco and further to marin. five rescued in time but just barely. still, it's led to three drownings in les

"today in the bay" chuck coppola live at the apple store this morning. good morning, chuck. >> good morning, laura. it is very quiet here along university in palo alto. the support of protests will be happening around 5 5:00 this morning. app but apple is resisting entry to farook's iphone. the four rallies in addition to palo alto and san francisco and similar to the one that happened this past weekend in san francisco. all in support of apple's position. now, tim cook, apple's ceo sent a memo to employees yesterday saying at stake is the data security of hundreds of millions of law-abiding people and threaten everyone's several l liberties. the fbi says it does not want a master key, however, apple's tim cook says that would happen anyway. reporting live in palo alto, i'm chuck coppola. >>> at 5:05 coming up in ten minutes how this is impacting the tech industry in silicon valley. the latest on fbi's debacle from our own scott mcgrew. >>> a live look right now at the bay privilege meeting with the national highway traffic safety administration or nitsa

reporting live in palo al it tom chuck coppola. >> scott mcgrew has been following the back and forth between apple and the fbi since the story broke last week. he'll have an update for us in less than ten minutes. >>> it is 6:08 right now. the national park service is tightening its grip on leash laws in the recreation area. propose rules to limit including ocean beach, and rodeo beach. marin county could see the biggest impact it would lose off leash dog walking everywhere in the golden gate national recreational area. a two-month comment period on the proposed rules starts tomorrow with two hearings late next month. >> off the leash. how about off the hook. that's what our weather has been like for the last several days and that's where it continues. >> that's right. not a bad thing unless you're a meteorologist looking for something to do. >> little bored without the rain. here we go. start out with cool temperatures this morning low 40s. in the east bay as well as the north bay. but we're looking at highs today reaching into the low to mid-70s. so, will be another beautiful day.

. >> nbc bay area's chuck coppola with students walking out of class an hour ago. what do they hope the walkout will do? >> reporter: now they're at city hall holding a rally. what held to the walkout, pictures of rappers, a picture of president obama and a student put #gang. that's what offend teachers and students here. it led to assemblies, one-on-one talks, raising cultural awareness. more than 2600 students. but fewer of 60 of them, african-american, today, about 20 members of the black student union at the high school staged a walkout, condoned by the school's principal who admits, lowell high school has a very long way to go. >> we've been looking all week, we have programs, i'll be meet be with other leaders of the community in coming weeks. and continue the listening a andiand implementing corrective action. >> i personally feel that the school can do more but you being someone who thinks they can do more, they're doing say step than what most schools did for us, that's enough. >> reporter: one faculty member told me lowell has 132 teachers but only 4 afri

chuck coppola is live and i understand hillary clinton wrapped up the second of three fund-raising events taking place on the peninsula today. >> she wrapping up the second in atherton. you can see a crowd of people out there. what they are waiting for is for the folks to finish up the photo session with the candidate. those take time, i am told. this is the third fund-raiser today and all of them are closed to the media and i spoke with a few people who attended it. they introduced each section of the biography and they liked that very much. that led directly to equal pay for equal work. how do you explain that to a girl who is 7 or 8 and may grow up to be making as much as her male counterparts. hillary clinton fielded her own questions. hillary clinton's bay area caravan put in a lot of miles. three fund-raisers trying to gather up young voter who is favor bernie sanders more than 6-1. >> a lot of young people feel like the recession and sluggish growth have taken the opportunity that they wanted and thought they deserved. sanders was directly to that. >> the political contributor thin

reporting live in union city, i'm chuck coppola, nbc bay area news. >> chuck, thank you. >>> a lockdown and an evacuation in the east bay. a suspicious powder caused the scare at the u.s. customs office, an envelope was sent to the office in alameda shortly before 1:00. firefighters say an employee opened that envelope and saw powder. a few minutes later she said she felt sick. when two co-workers also started feeling sick, the hazmat crew and the hazmat team were called in. the building was evacuated and about 20 people were quarantined. police and firefighters searched for about two hours but didn't find anything suspicious. >>> big waves along the coast are prompting a warning to stay out of the water. i want to show you some video from pacifica. warm weather means more people are heading to the beach to catch some sun, but that's coming with some danger. chief meteorologist jeff rain rainieri, what are we talking about? >> waves about 7 to 11 feet. for a lot of you you may be wondering where are the big waves coming from. we haven't had any significant storms over the past couple of

nbc bay area's chuck coppola, who is this professor and what is his opinion about what's going on here? >> reporter: jessica, professor nicholas satar has studied the bluffs of pacifica for 40 years. he was asked to weigh in on the fate of this apartment billing rice here as you said on the edge. that happened a couple of weeks ago. now this week his findings are being released, and they are being held high by tenants who want to return here. >> okay. so we're going to head to the back of 310 esplanade. >> reporter: bart will willoby asked berkeley environmenting a engineering professor to give his opinion of the future of the bluff without future storms coming. satar's conclusion? >> there would be no wholesale failure of this bluff. >> reporter: by phone the professor told me the apartments shoe not be occupied, though, and only if the apartments survive through april should the owner consider if it's worth it to save the building that generated $34,000 a month in rent. willoby hopes this slows the hearings on the fate of 310 esplanade which may be pushed back into march. >> i think

chuck coppola has the details that is linked to a tragedy. >> a bill was introduced just this month that has a lot of buzz on social media about social media. marjorie pott was sexually assaulted by three teen-age boys. it drove her to suicide. now lawmakers seek to give school administrators the power to suspend or expel students. they admit sexting to cause harm is a growing problem. >> it's critical that policy makers take a thoughtful approach to figuring out how to not only protect students from the dangers posed by technology, as well as help them understand the power of the technology but to educate them with the appropriate technology. >> but expulsion may not be the best answer. >> it takes them away from sometimes their only opportunity to get the help they need to either realize the behaviors they're engaging in are completely inappropriate and to stop. >> the bill was just introduced this month. hearings to change what some call vague language. >> it's definitely a problem that needs to be dealt with but i think that threatening expulsion is not the best way to go. i think th

chuck coppola joining us outside the park with all the buzz among fans. what are they excited about, chuck? >> peggy, the buzz is about an amazing coincidence. since 2010, the giants have won it all in even-numbered years. obviously, it takes a lot more than that, but they sure like their luck. giants' fans will tell you, it's better to be even than odd. >> world champions, best in the year, an even year, 2015, bank on it, bet your house. >> every two years we're going to win, so it's an even year, so i'm hoping they win. >> reporter: and winter acquisitions have them believing, as in the "hunger games," that the odds are in their favor. >> reporter: cueto joins a team that is larger than life to some, as large as buster posey's picture on at&t park. >> what young 20-year-old doesn't like buster posey? >> angel? >> why? >> he embodies everything about the san francisco giants. >> and for a day, the fans took the field. >> you get to stand on the field that our players play on. >> i thought it would be like longer grass, but it's not, it's very come pact an

we have team coverage, first let's go live to chuck coppola in san jose, was there any fanfare for the teams when they pulled is into san jose? >> reporter: it was actually a very low key entrance into the san jose. they snuck into this private charter thfacility on the west side of san jose airport. it's where the carolina panthers arrived about two hours ago. many players recording on their cell phones, their arrival in the south bay. the team arrivals were not open to the public, it was far away from the commercial terminals, and with very tight security. but a that did not keep a lot of fans from lining to the finance. >> from carolina, i wanted to give them a big southern welcome as they came into san diego. >> oh, my god, we got here just in time. so the spontaneous u turn, came back and we're waiting here to see the team. with all this excitement going on, we're glad we're here. >> it's exciting, the adrenaline starts pumping. >> reporter: a little earlier the denver broncos charter arrived. the broncos are staying at the marriott san jose. and practicing at san jose state. the

nbc bay area's chuck coppola is live with more on that. >> reporter: that's right. still no suspect. police put the word out via twitter at 4:30 this morning. by 6:00 a.m. they were trying to find the person who was shot. the shooting at 3:45 this morning was not gang related. the car's owner who did not want to be identified says it appears to be a random act of violence. >> it was just somebody was out looking to do some damage. >> reporter: more than nine hours of this black 1993 oldsmobile crashed into a pole in an alley, the car still sat. the driver's side window shot out and yellow evidence markers where shell casings and broking pieces of glass were found. >> my son uses the car. his room meat went out to park the car. rolled up back here to find a parking space. somebody shot him. >> reporter: his roommate? someone shot his roommate? >> right. >> reporter: at least one of the people were armed with a gun. >> it's no surprise for the area. >> reporter: why? >> because there's a lot of strangers in the evening, heard there are gangsters or drug issues. >> rep

in minutes, chuck coppola will join us from apple's flagship store pushing back against the feds. >>> a fiery scene in oakland overnight just north of the coliseum. a quickly spreading fire tears through a long-standing buddhist temple sending monks scrambling and firefighters trying to contain it it. bob redell joins with a live report from the scene just ahead. >>> got a tip for nbc bay area's investigative unit? call 1-888-996-tips or e-mail theunit@nbcbayarea.com. nbc bay area, we investigate. that breaking news out of oakland this morning... >>> nbc bay area news begins with breaking news. >> that breaking news out of oakland this morning as flames break out in a neighborhood. a couple of homes, a buddhist temple and a handful of cars all caught in the middle of that fire. a story we have been bringing since 4:30 this morning when we first got on air. good morning. thank you for joining us, i'm sam brock. >> yom i'm laura garcia-cannon. that fire broke out in oakland and quickly spread to nearby homes and cars. >> bob redell joining us live from the scene and despite all of this

chuck coppola. >> i understand hillary clinton wrapped up the second of three fund raising events in the the bay area? >> reporter: it's nearly wrapped up. it's going to be less than an hour long. hillary clinton arriving in atherton 10 or 15 minutes ago at the home of sukinder founder of board list. the fund-raiser drew about 400 people. it cost about $1,000 a head. but half that if you're under 35. still most of the attendees were o older. people felt more confident about clinton's campaign after saturday's victory in the caucus. >> i think nevada seal the deal for her, shows she has resiliency. >> reporter: clinton's nevada rebound came largely from union labor and latino voters. clinton's weakness is among voters in their 20s or 30s. organizers of this clinton fund-raiser charged half the amount, $500 if you're under 35, twice that if you were older. >> bernie is overshooting a little bit. i think some young people like that a lot. but they're not super involved in politics so they don't know that it's not that easy. i think we need somebody who can really achieve things. >> repo

nbc bay area's chuck coppola recaps highlights of nfl's opening night. >> reporter: the best circuit in town. rocky, aka the colorado leprechaun, joins the club of bay area broncos fans. >> over 600 people now. we're here to represent, trying to get everyone here. >> reporter: everyone else here, disguised as reporters including alleged superhero pick boy with a question for peyton manning. >> comes from a football family, you know. what happens at dinner? do they huddle up or a no huddle situation. >> i'll ask if they have victory dance or a team handshake or victory handshake. >> reporter: carolina linebacker did not talk about victory hand shakes but recovered from his concussion. >> i feel great. i feel like nothing going on with that. i think as long as you take care of it, it's not an issue. >> reporter: just when football talk might break out, there were puppets and maria brooks. >> i've been seeing this going wow, so cool. here i am, whoo! >> i love it. it's support. that's why you continue to do it. you want to put smiles on someone else's face and you want the same in retur

. >> nbc bay area's chuck coppola with students walking out of class an hour ago.

reporting live in santa clara, chuck coppola, nbc bay area news. >> thanks a lot. >>> very tight at sjc for the teams' arrival. our nbc chopper caught this individual yes of police teams and spotters on top of hangars. all part of the increased security fans can expect to see throughout super bowl events. >>> last-minute preparations for super bowl 50 are under way at levi's stadium. of course, the home of the san francisco 49ers is transforming to host the broncos and panthers. while crews work on the finishing touches, football fans are stopping by to take pictures ahead of the big event. now next on the list of things to get done before super bowl sunday, crews need to finish up constructing this space that is right next to the stadium. this will be for pregame celebration. you can see the massive temporary building here decked out in black and white. with the huge 50 right there on the front. we are certainly watching the clock here and counting down to super bowl 50. you can see kickoff at levi's stadium now sitting at 16 hours, 21 minutes away. >> head to nbcbayarea.com for comple