if you have a tip for tony kovaleski, give us a call for 888-996-tips. or send us an e-mail to the group. >>> and let's check in with jeff about what is going on outside. >> 56 outside, and what with resoo currently is not only fog from the coastline, but it is dense fog moving in produceing the widespread overcast from the pe nensninsula to the east bay and south bay, and yes, it is gray outside, outside, and we won't see it improve for tomorrow morning and everyone is turning to the clouds overhead and the e key change in the forecast tomorrow is the fact that we think that the fog going to be clearing out sooner by. 11:00 in the morning, and the added sunshine will boost up the temperatures and give us slightly warmer temperature. we are looking at 71 in san jose and morgan hill, and cooler at the coast. we won't be able to see the fog clear out entirely at the coastline, and 72 in altoona, and 65 in the marina, and for the north bay and the east bay and the tri valley, 70 degrees, yes, it is very am with bish shouse for -- ambitious for tomorrow but

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with the investigative unit, tony kovaleski. >> more ahead on "today in the bay."g up -- your our friends from pets in need hoo aare here. >>> you're watching "today in the bay." >> this morning some special guests from pets in need. executive director is here with sandy. you may remember sanny from a few weeks ago. her sister alex was adopted. >> sandy developed a case of parvo and had aherna that had to be addressed. we had to wait for her to get older and bigger because it's serious and involved surgery. >> and other shelters, you're a no-kill shelter, in redwood city. the first no-kill shelter in northern california. >> correct. >> other shelters might have, for lack of a better term, euthanized an animal like sandy but you're able to give her surgery and keep her alive, but not without donations. >> right weep have a second-chance fund. it's a special fund that we use to pay for medical expenses for animals like sandy. this surgery will probably cost around $2,000. >> wow. >> but we're committed to no kill. >> yeah. >> we're committed to animals like sandy tho

i'm tony kovaleski. we investigate the growing controversy over marijuana, the law, and millions in unpaid tax dollars. my name is bret hembree. i am an electric crew foreman out of the cupertino service center. i was born and raised in the cupertino area. it's a fantastic area to work. the new technology that we are installing out in the field is important for the customers because system reliability i believe is number one. pg&e is always trying to plan for the future and we are always trying to build something stronger and bigger and more reliable. i love living here and i love the community i serve. nobody wants to be without power. i don't want my family to be without power. it's much more personal to me for that reason. i don't think there's any place i really would rather be. >>> following the marijuana to the money. tonight an nbc bay area investigation. that money that we're talking about millions of dollars in taxes from the marijuana industry. money many businesses simply aren't paying. >> and

here's chief investigative reporter tony kovaleski. >> thank you for joining us. inspected. at the end of last year the state took some significant steps in protecting kids in daycares. including a new law and a new website with inspection information. it's a direct result of reports by nbc bay area and the center for investigative reporting. stephen stock has our results. >> is there any way we can do the licensing inspection information? >> our undercover investigation shed light on an inspection and safety verification system in california that had kept parent in the dark for years. our investigation also uncovered little state oversight of daycares or the availability of simple safety inspection information on daycare for parents. >> you don't have anything we can like look at? >> no. >> reporter: the department of social services oversees nearly 48,000 day cares in california where 1.1 million children go every day. >> i was wondering if you have your licensing inspection or something like that? >> we don't have that. so i have nothing to provide to you. >> r

here's chief investigator reporter tony kovaleski. >> thank you for joining us. the next 30 minutes, we investigate. exposing government waste, uncovering critical issues and holding the powerful accountable. we begin tonight with an important story on child care here in california. we investigated how daycares are inspected at the end of last year the state took some significant steps in protecting kids in daycares. including a new l

i'm tony kovaleski. coming up we investigate cyber security from california to capitol hill. >>> the game the halftime show the commercials. i'm scott budman in the tivo living room to let you know what we watched, rewatched, and tweeted the most on super bowl sunday. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ great rates for great rides. geico motorcycle see how much you could save. >>> hacking into our infrastructure. we investigate what's being done to secure vulnerable targets. tonight we begin a critical week of investigations into disaster preparedness. how well are we prepared for a major disaster? >> we start with cyber attacks and the damage they can cause especially in the silicon valley. chief investigative reporter coney kovalevski is with us. this goes beyond the recent attacks on target and sony. >> it's a threat from resonates to every corner of the globe. we're talking about threats to our transportation centers and our nuclear and electric power supplies. our chemical plants and our water supplies. they're con

i'm tony kovaleski. good night. charles capone. the grounds? she said he'd tried to choke her. >> it's nice to be able to just walk around with your head up. >> reporter: the cops weren't so sure and were now chasing down his friends, including his good pal david stone, a married high school baseball coach and employee at the moscow, idaho, maintenance department. to the investigators' astonishment, david volunteered that he'd been hanging out with charles and rachael at the garage the friday night she went missing. >> it's absolutely huge. >> reporter: now you got another guy, someone with information. >> somebody with information. it immediately raises the question, why didn't charles capone ever mention david stone to me during the entire time i interviewed him? >> reporter: three-days after rachael was reported missing, the task force detectives sat david stone down and grilled him. >> he provided a timeline for that evening, and it was different than charles capone's timeline. >> reporter: the husband's friend told the cops rachael came by