look at the area shaded in blue in the north bay. monday evening through tuesday morning, subfreezing temperatures. if we look close, 30 degrees tomorrow morning in santa rosa. that will be about 16 degrees cooler than it was this morning. it will still be breezy so there will be a nasty windchill on that. it is not just the north bay. take a look at the east bay, san ra mome, going down to 32. even if the numbers are not that cold into the bay itself, it is cold enough. oakland 38 degrees. we are approaching record territory. tomorrow for oakland 37. we're in the neighborhood. the farther south you go, gets a little colder. san jose down to 34. i'll have more in a few minutes. >> thank you. >> >> some sad news out of antioch tonight. a student shot outside of a high school basketball game has died. the 16-year-old was found suffering from de valley high school friday night. he was rushed to the hospital in critical condition but did not survive. police say it started when a boy's basketball game between deer valley and antioch high

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it hasn't been this chilly in certainly over a week in the bay area. after record-setting heat temperatures are down from 6 to 14 degrees colder right now. look at the fog in the immediate coastline, continually moving in. that will have an impact tomorrow morning. we have that fog right near the coastline, north bay, also the east bay. a lot more widespread. it's going to be stubborn by 9:30 in the morning, still over san francisco, parts of the north bay and also the east bay. by the afternoon we get that sunshine building back in. we'll talk about the temperatures for tomorrow, and also that wind that will elevate our fire danger. we'll give you a real close look at that to get you ready for the weekend, coming up in 25 minutes. >> thanks, jeff. >>> up next, a dog stolen from a hair salon in the south bay, all caught on camera. we're going to hear from the dog's owner. mike: anyone hear the slogan, 'mike will get it done?' ok, let me tell you what the 'it' is. as mayor, i expanded healthcare coverage. as president, i'll build on obamacare because he

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we have freeze warnings for some spots across the bay area. live pictures right now on the right, from walnut creek and san jose. and i want to tell you get ready early because you're going to need to defrost the cars if they are outside this morning. and we'll get you on the roads in just a bit. good morning, i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. we're tracking that microclimate weather alert because of the freeze warning, kari. >>> with we do have the freeze warning in the fae. the areas in purple will be under the freeze warning until 9:00. so far temperatures haven't dropped that cold because we've seen a gusty wind and has holding the temperatures up. so we've seen mornings tht upper 30s and low 40s. it was colder yesterday morning but because of a gusty wind it is keeping the temperatures from dropping below freezing. so i'm continue to monitor this. and mike, the freeways are looking good. >>> and up until the last five minutes we've seen back-up in the cash lanes. two are closed and two open over on the left approach. that is

it was flying into the bay area from idaho. san jose mineta shut down operations while emergency crews sprayed foam on the runway and got into position to help with the emergency. now the pilot was eventually able to make a belly landing. >> certainly the pilot i'm told was significantly shaken up as a result of this, but my hat goes off to the pilot for the time he took to prepare the landing. >> a pretty amazing ending. all 4 people on board were okay and able to walk away from the scene. some commercial flights however were diverted to other bay area airports while the airport was shut down. >>> thank you. this afternoon a stretch of lone tree way in antioch is back open following a deadly crash involving an 11-year-old boy. the boy tried to run across the road and was hit yesterday afternoon. the impact threw him more than 30 yards. he died at the scene. a passenger in a white camaro was taken to the hospital after suffering minor injuries from an air bag. the driver is cooperating with police. >>> investigators in san jose

we do love the bay area. as we bring you into the micro climate forecast on this friday night the showers we had been forecasting are right now off to the south and i know this is so frustrating for those of you that want some rainfall. we are only talking about 100 miles separating us here from some shower activity off toward the south. you can see the center of the storm is just offshore. counter clock wise circulation around low pressure could still spin up. just a slight chance of a spotty shower late tonight and very early tomorrow morning i think monterey will have a few showers and once again a little bit of this might make its way up there. we just can't rule it out at this point. center of the storm will move over southern california tomorrow keeping the best rain chances there. also spin up a little bit of snowfall here for the sierra. i don't think it is anything that should keep you away from heading up to lake tahoe if you're going that way this weekend. so for tomorrow's forecast, we are looking

they are slashing over 150 bay area jobs. dozens of those jobs will be moved to life touch in minnesota. that is the shutterfly subsidiary that specializes in school photography. they released a statement saying in part "we have made progress integrating the teams and offering a more holistic customer experience. physically bringing the teams together will bring us that advantage. " >>> another bay area trial involving the has been put on trial and hold in contra costa county to allow for me remediation. the farmer claims the use unstt- hodgkin's lift lymphoma. a similar claim led to a $289 million judgment in 2018. >>> change of the weather coming, sunday will be different so we are laying out our winter clothes as someone once said. >> february begins this weekend and, the numbers are going to plummet in honor of that but not until sunday. and, we would also like to get some rain with that. we will not we take what we get. tomorrow a pretty nice day as we see high clouds painting the skies for a perfect sunset. as we look f

of 20 going on in the bay area. protesters say the impeachment process was one big coverup. a course of honking cars and chance filled the intersection of grand and lake park avenue's in oakland. >> is often knowledged criminal as our president? just take it. >> reporter: these rallies were part of a national movement. this is the scene in san francisco is a large group gathered at powell and market by santa ana road. protesters marched through the streets with signs in hand. >> come on, people! >> reporter: no matter where the rally was held, the message was the same. >> without witnesses, without testimony, without evidence it was in a trial, really. it was a cover up. remake the gop strategist and chairman of the contra costa county republican party said the democrats just didn't have a case in the house. >> dissented didn't allow them to proceed to their chamber. >> reporter: while they're holding on doubt that the current administration will be voted out of office in november, she feels the exact opposite will

nbc bay area's lili tan joins us now with the protocol. lili. >> reporter: one way to stop the spread is to stay out of hot beds of infection. we've seen this in a number of flights at s.f.o., flights to and from china have been cut in half. s.f.o. officials say in the coming days they expect chinese airlines to reduce the number of flights to the u.s. as well. at san francisco international airport, it's not business as usual. travel restrictions are so far slowing the outbreak of coronavirus, now known as not 2019-ncov. >> typically this year there are 90 flights from s.f.o. to china, that includes hong kong. right now what we're looking at with reductions is a 50% reduction in flight activity. we're down to about 45 flights a week. >> reporter: the airport commission met this morning about the continued cdc presence at s.f.o. new border protection policies that went into effect on sunday mean passengers can expect temperature checks, questions as to where they've been traveling and about an hour wait to get through this process. >> suck

coming up on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> to address the bay area's big housing crisis, some people are thinking small. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. we'll show you how tiny homes are making it in the bay, next. >>> but first, happening now. thailand mourning the death of 29 people in that nation's worst ever mass shooting. it happened yesterday afternoon at an airport-themed mall about 50 miles northeast of bangkok. investigators say the gunman was a soldier angry over a financial dispute with his commanding officer. the responding officers eventually killed the gunman. 4: >>> good morning, a new state law loosens some building restrictions also opens doors to let you rent out gran flats and in-law units. they are busy getting projects going. a real estate lawyer recommends research before you start construction. because if you don't build by the book, you could face fines. >> you really should be doing it the right way. >> otherwise it will cost you. >> otherwise it will cost you a lot of money, question. >> thousands? >> thnd to night school for homeowners

. >> a troubling new coronavirus case in the bay area. there is no idea how the patient got infected. >> this case does signal to us it is now time to shift how we respond to the novel coronavirus. >> the bay area school district that just to send to students on that we have been exposed to the virus. >>> plus, why local hospitals may need to rely on rooms like this to stop this but coronavirus beta >> when you come to the second door, you are in the patient room. this room has negative pressure. >>> more wild swings on wall street. anxiety over the virus leading to a historic market down. to >>> a small plane forced to land on its belly on a bay area right away. why the pilot is being credited with averting disaster. >>> right now on the kpix 5 news at 7 and streaming on cbs and bay area. a new coronavirus case in santa clara county leading to a shift in strategy. >> i am allen martin in ft. kent. the new patient is an elderly woman with chronic issu. she had no recent travel to china or no contact with an infected person. another new ca

touching down in the bay area. this morns hundreds of americans are set to arrive, traveling from near the epicenter of the deadly coronavirus outbreak in china. >>> our team is in the air and on the ground, with live reports throughout the morning. >>> first more breaking news. a shooting on 880 in fremont, a car riddled with bullets near mallory avenue. the chp is there investigating right now. they tell us though one was hurt but we'll have a live report from just a moment. >>> first want to say very good morning. thanks for joining us for this busy morning. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. let's get right to mike inouye who is tracking the breaking news in fremont. >> we have the entire bay and it is an easy drive but one issue that we're hearing is closed is mallory avenue off-ramp is closed off at northbound 880, that is one and. the other scene is farther north on city streets toward fire station number eight where we have a car with bullet holes in it. that is what i'm hearing from our news d

it felt 55 miles per hour even more a lot of damage throughout the bay area on the east bay power lines went down trees. staff there was debris all over the place power outages you touched upon all of that pg and he had to scramble just to make sure that the power lines that did come down were quickly removed and made it safe for everybody, the oakland fire department there were also very busy as well making sure that people were safe. they are warning people because this is far from over if a line is down stay away from it. >>reminding people that if you come across a wire. that's down or wire with a tree in it please do not touch. it don't approach it trying to get a good location of where it is and call us and let us know a 911 we're 3, 1 one they can access and let us know about the hazard. >>and there is one thing that throughout my years of reporting, i've learned if you see i down line do not assume that the line is dead, even if it looks start in that area i could be a live wire do a u turn and get away from the scene we will continue to monitor the situation not so bad at this

at stanford, ian cull, nbc bay area news. >> back here in the bay area, voters can start dropping off mail in ballots for the primary starting today. california is holding the primary on super tuesday in march instead of june. this year's super tuesday is on tuesday, march 3rd. also voters who haven't registered have until 8:00 p.m. on election day to register at vote at any polling place or voting center. >>> newly released 911 calls are giving us a glimpse into the moments after a helicopter carrying kobe bryant and eight others slammed into a hillside. some of the callers to 911 said they heard the impact last sunday but they never actually saw it. >> i heard a pop, and it immediately stopped. >> today the los angeles county coroner released the remains of five people killed in the crash to their families which include kobe, his daughter gianna, christina mauser, sarah and peyton chester and the pilot ara zobayan. >>> a cyberattack on a peninsula school district. the mountain view los altos high school district says it's the victim of a ransomware attack. last wednesday the distric

right here in the bay area 5 more people are now possibly infected bringing the total to 12. this comes as congress works on ways to prevent the virus from spreading in the united states joe khaleel reports from washington with what california lawmakers say should be the priority. as the global coronavirus death toll grows past 2000 doctor, anthony found she's director of the national institute of allergy and infectious disease says the virus is approaching pandemic levels strictly speaking. >>we're not there yet, but we really are approaching that i think if we continue to have this transmission in various parts of the world that it could turn into a classic definition of a pandemic body-con she says there's reason to be hopeful. he says travel restrictions treatment and cortines have worked both in the us and abroad so far about 2% of those infected have died from the virus. but doctor from she says the death rates likely much lower. he says many people can track to and recover without ever reporting it far more people recover. >>or asymptomatic then actually get into troub

bay area. >> as these auto break-ins hit crisis levels in some communities, state assembly member canton chu says enough is enough. >> we see the increase of the smash and grab for the last five years. >> reporter: chu, who represents the south bay and sacramento plans to introduce legislation this month that would increase penalties on those committing auto break-ins and property theft. more specifically, these crimes would be considered a felony if electronic devices with personal information were stolen, and while some devices might not reach the typical threshold for a felony offense, chu says the personal data on the devices should be considered when determining actual losses. >> personal device, a cell phone, a laptop, or an will automatically become a felony. >> last year chu secured money from the state to help five bay area police departments with combatting the auto break-in epidemic. many have since launched crime prevention campaigns to remind drivers to remove valuables out of sigh

we got the friday feeling for sure and a beautiful day across the bay area. temperatures a little bit warmer compared to yesterday. and it is a glorious start to yo sasfce wer camera with those golden colors in the sky, authorities in the 40s this morning. once again, but also dealing with some foggy conditions along the coast for parts of the bay. so oakland, sfo, santa rosa, you are doing with that fog. and check out concord. 39 right now. san francisco, 38 in livermore. san jose, clear skies f43. so taking you through your day, again, those temps, a little bit warmer compared to yesterday. above average for this time of year. 64, oakland. 66 fremont and 68 for san jose. talk about the changes for our weekend coming up. gianna? >>> and taking a look at the roadways right now, if you plan on taking 580 was bent into the altamont pass, heads up. we got a broken-down vehicle. we are seeing some delays as a result. another portion of the supercommute is northbound 101 in morgan hill. morgan hill is where you're going to see some brake lights this morning. south

here what they're doing to stay here in the bay area. we will meet advocates, companies and bay area leaders working to find solutions to the problem. >>> between now and 11:00 it will be a nice time to go for a walk. >> we are seeing the dry weather continue, temperatures staying in the comfortable range for evening plans. 50s, eventually 40s by tomorrow morning. not much in the way of any rain chances, that continues through next weekend. we could see highs again, especially by tuesday and wednesday, 60s and 70s. making a comeback by midweek. >> think how good it will feel when there is rain in the forecast. hopefully this spring. we will be back at 11:00. hope you can join us then. ♪ tom steyer: listen, every democrat running for president is better than the criminal in the white house. we all have progressive plans to address the big challenges facing our country. what makes me different, is i've been working for ten years outside of washington, to end the corporate takeover of our democracy, and to return power to the american peo

we brought you the press conference live on cbsn bay area. you can watch 24/7 on kpix.com and other digital platforms. >>> san mateo poce help new clue will help them crack a 44-year-old cold case. detectives have a new picture they're now linking to a missing woman. the problem is they don't know who he is. kpix 5's da lin is live at the san mateo police department with the call for the public's help. >> reporter: right, this is a picture taken more than 4 decades ago. right here, this young lady, she went missing. next to her is the person of interest that police are hoping someone will recognize and identify him. >> it gives me hope just to give us closure. >> reporter: 44 years. not a day goes by without jerry roach thinking of his older sister sherry. >> maybe she is still arrive, which i'm hoping for, but i know it's doubtful. i think if she was alive she would have contacted me. >> reporter: jerry suspects foul play, but san mateo detectives simply don't know what happened to her. she was reported hissing in 1976, from a san mateo half

nbc bay area responds next. >>> windy weather across the bay area, and the radar not completely quiet. you can check out the showers here dropping down to the north coast. how much can arrive in the bay area and more on some frosty temperatures ahead when we come right back. we tried to get the politicians to deal with the problem. but they wouldn't. so we took it to the voters and forced big tobacco to pay its share of healthcare costs. we fought oil companies for new clean air laws and closed a billion dollar corporate tax loophole to fund public schools. by going directly to the people th's >>> terrifying moments for a teenager in concord. police say a group of teenagers were driving last one when one decided to pass another car on the right shoulder. the driver lost control of the car, hit a power pole. that caused the engine to catch fire. despite all that, no one was hurt, but that teenager had no driver's license. we have found more trouble for crv. on most beverage cans and bottles you buy. chris and his team have discovered millions of dollars not being collected, money that

to be pretty clear for the bay area. now let's advance or way to the final week of february as i mentioned it's looking dry likely to be in historically dry month. while we work our way into march near long-range forecasts it does look likely that we could start the month with some helpful precipitation now that's still a while away. but some hope in the forecast hopefully around the corner could be a march miracle who knows still a bit away and we're always a way temperatures in the 60's and 70's for your daytime highs most of us today in the 70's millbrae burlingame each low 70's was saying carlos redwood city woodside each out 72, south bay temperatures mid 70's for a few spots like milpitas and san jose hayward you're also at 74 degrees today with oakland berkeley and richmond really nice 72 or 73 degrees. some of our warmest of spots in the north bay with napa sonoma on over to santa rosa in petaluma chet 75 degrees in february. that's really nice come tomorrow and sunday a little cooler but we're still above averag

area numbers peninsula about 2600 the north bay is now down to a just over 500 people the east bay has about 21,000 people in the dark south bay just over 5,000 people. >>the says though that pete gusts of reached between 6090 miles per hour across the bay area. there are no public safety power shutoff during this wind event the company has activated its local emergency centers to help with the response. in the sierra kirkwood clock wind speeds over 200 miles per hour due to those dangerous winds they had to shut down the slopes. >>earlier today we talked with a forecaster with the national weather servi about the high winds in the sierra plus also what we can expect for our upcoming workweek. >>we anticipated to be a fairly wide spread of the wind like to say or or pretty much as forecast. unfortunately. the winds were mixing doubt also affecting a lot more people than what normally does we issue many wind advisories throughout the course the but most of the time the wind speeds don't affect the the lower urban locations where most people live and work so this wind event is affecting

nbc bay area is your station for all things weather, you can download our nbc bay area app. >>> a man has turned himself into police and confessed to the crime. the four years old boy walking along richmond on friday evening, an suv hit the little boy and took off. th b hector was air lifted to the hospital, he died a few hours later. the suspect turning himself in. police recover his vehicle. his name is not being released right now. >>> last night, still unknown of what led to that shooting and who the wounded man was. the fbi says the shooting happened around midnight in the 500 block of ashbury street. an investigation is underway. >>> the coronavirus in china. there are now 904 reported deaths. all but two in china. the global number of confirmed cases down more than 40,000. coronavirus has killed more than the sars outbreak. experts say it is hard to compare the two because coronavirus is more widespread. millions of people in china returning to work after they. >> this is an intense disease outbreak ini. >> in the bay area, five patie t patients quarantined and remaining hospit

it was headed to the bay area. it was coming from the los angeles area when reportedly the gunman opened fire. people on the bus, there were about 40 passengers on the bus starting calling 911. we know six people were hit. they're juinjuries range from major to moderate. these are live pictures from the scene where the bus was pulled over at the bottom of the cajon pass right there at athe base of the gape vine as you head up the grade. this is at a valero station. there is obviously many officials at the scene there this morning. we're continuing to follow this breaking news out of southern california this morning to find out more information, the gunman was taken into custody on that bus. >>> 5:45 this morning and today some americans will once again vote for donald trump. >> decision 2020 kicks off for real today, scott mcgrew. >> for real. with the iowa caucus. republicans in iowa will gather to show support for trump for the three lesser known republican candidates. democrats will be choosing from all kinds of

>>> now news to build a better bay area from abc7. >> could pg&e go public? a bay area lawmaker wants to transform the nation's largest electric utility into a publicly owned company. this after last fall's problematic power outages. good afternoon. thank you for joining us. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan ashley. sparks were flying over the future of pg&e today. >> yeah, the confrontation began as state senator scott wiener unveiled the legislation to turn the company into a publicly owned utility. >> dion lim tells you what sparked it all off. >> senator wiener gathered with city officials at civic center, telling a crowd that it's time for the government to step in to effectively manage pg&e's role as a power provider. >> it will put an end to the dangerous roller coaster ride that we have been on with pg&e over the past decade. pg&e is a failed company. >> wiener says they would create the northern california utility district. he says he'll work with governor newsom and local lawmakers on the restructuring and transmission, and promised to attack safety iss

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our bay area proud series is all about bay area folks who are doing good. often their acts of kindness stretch far from the bay area, around the world, through building homes or providing clean water in developing nations. "today in the bay" garvin thomas will show us how local teenagers are helping school children in africa in this morning's "bay area proud." >> when they first started robotics, they say they weren't very good but they didn't get discouraged. in fact, they ended up inspired to help others. >> there is a secret in the world of student robotic competition. technology is not the most important thing being taught. it may, in fact, be well down the list after teamwork, problem solving and leadership. >> become a better leader. >> at least that's how grace feels about it. grace and zach, now high school freshmen, were sixth graders at st. katherine school of morgan hill started a robotics team and they signed on. >> we started bottom of the bottom. like we barely had moving robots getting into our first competition. >> reporter: they got much be

monday at 11:00, "making it in the bay" only on nbc bay area news. >> nbc bay area responds. >>> good sunday morning. it is 7:55. and we're under a microclimate weather alert because it is windy. look at our live camera right now. overlooking san francisco. you could see just how shaky it is. winds reported in the so-- from the city upwards of 40 miles per hour so expect a windy day ahead. our current temperatures mild, 50 in san jose and 52 in palo alto. 53 in san francisco. but let's get right to your microclimate highs for today because i want to you be prepared. hold on to your hats or avoid wearing one in general becauses it is windy day. afternoon highs in the mid and to low 60s in through oakland. 59 degrees for san francisco. but areas like concord and san jose top out at 63 degrees. here is the big story for today. the wind advisory and the reason that we're under a microclimate weather alert. now the areas highlights in yellow gives the cue bar and that is a wind advisory at 11:00 a.m. on monday and then widespread by this afternoon and the area of red through vallejo that i

. >> a bay area deputy ambushed. what he was wearing that likely saved his life. >> he displayed great courage while being fired at. >> coronavirus on the move, and 2 people were transferred to a san francisco hospital. >> and a dramatic ending after a terrifying and deadly shooting inside a greyhound bus. >> due to heroic acts by the passengers, they were able to overcome the subject and disarm him. >> the 49ers that may not be on next year's roster. their tough flight home after the super bowl loss, and the fans still faithful tonight. [ cheers and applause ] >> you rock! >>> right now on kpix 5 news at 7:00 and streaming on cbsn bay area, a beautiful sunset tonight leading to a very cold night ahead. good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> and i'm elizabeth cook. a live look at san francisco. our sales force cameras bouncing around a little bit along with the cold. there's gusty winds out there tonight. brian hackney has the latest. >> yes, if the winds are gusty enough, it won't get that cold, but at the moment we have

nine bay area counties are under that classification. that includes several that have suffered devastating wildfires in recent years like sonoma, napa, and lake county. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. we do have a few spotty shower chances on the way but it's not enough to fix our rain problems we're having right now. i'll detail where the heaviest would go and what could be ahead for march rain chances. >>> also a troubling problem. doctors and nurses under siege by unpredictable patients. we investigate a growing number of attacks in california hospitals. >>> and it will be hard to miss the prime piece of digital real estate president trump plans to gobble up on election day. which of your devices are protected by daily security updates? daily security updates... daily? i don't know. the only thing... i'm struggling with this. some providers you have to manually download updates to each device. comcast business securityedge updates every 10 minutes to help keep your connected devices protected against new ransomware, malware

two of those in the south bay, nbc bay area marianne favro is live with new development. >> reporter: terry, the cdc confirmed the new case here this morning, it is an adult female recently traveled to wuhan china and flew to the bay area, landing at sfo. this case is not related to the man diagnosed last week with coronavirus. santa clara public health officer dr. cody gay us details of the newest case. >> the case is adult female, it is not connected to the first case we announced on friday. the patient arrived here on january 23rd to visit her family here. prior to her arrival, she spent time in wuhan. she's been at her family's home since her arrival and did not left the home except to seek medical care. >> reporter: dr. cody says the woman had a mild case and she had not been hospitalized. the health department started an investigation to determine who she may been in contact with after she arrived in the south bay and whether any of those people now have symptoms. dr. cody says the risk to the public is low. this woman stayed in home the entire time except for medical appointmen

yesterday the bay area news group and that includes the mercury news and east bay times endorsed klobuchar. this morning she posted a tweet saying she is honored to have their backing. we will win big in november. let's do this, california. >> we have a complete voter guide and highlighting issues in the county and just go tobcbay . >> up next, we see videos from those door bell cameras all time, but how much are they really doing to help stop crime? plus, college students getting creative as they work to make it in the bay. we continue the in-depth reporting on the housing crisis. >>> and here's a look where all of the missing rain this month is heading toward the pacific northwest, but could the clouds we're seeing move into the bay area now lead to changes by this time tomorrow? we'll have a look when we come right back. as soon as i started talking about putting term limits on congress, washington insiders went crazy. they said term limits are bad, that they'll break government. what a joke! congress is working fine for politicians and corporations, but it's not doing anything for real

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coming here to the bay area. this was the bus. the shooting happened near the grapevine. 80 miles northwest of l.a. six people shot on that greyhound bus. suspect is in custody. we are trying to get more details right now. back to you. >>> thank you. a heartbreaking loss in miami. the 49ers losing to the kansas city chiefs. the streets of kansas city flooded with fans. celebrations going way into the light. nearly 800 fans showed up to watch party at spin in san francisco. hopes were high. by halftime. late game tournament in the fourth quarter by the chiefs left fans stunned. >> disappointed to see that we did not get it this year. i'm glad that they made it to the super bowl. >> deep down inside -- >> they meet it there. they allowed me to come here to cheer for them. we will be back for the super bowl next year. >> the faithful sharing that feeling. every 49er fan said that there's always next year. >>> police responding to shots fired inside a bar. it happened during a super bowl watch party. a bartender telling kpix 5 that th

but notice how it is reaching the bay area. it is having to go up and around, taking a more inland path, so any showers we do see out of that unfortunately doesn't look like big rain totals at all. for the next 7 to 10 days at least valentine's day friday looks dry, but midway through next weekend a few showers there. but that may be just enough to wet the ground. seven day forecast continues to look dry with more periods of wind as opposed to rain. at least the wind that's ahead towards the end of the week doesn't appear as strong as we're experiencing right now. this was the strongest we've seen since october. not something you would expect to have in february. when you get to the wind, the big rain producing storms, this was a dry, gusty offshore event. >> wild. rob, thanks a lot. >>> from blazing fires to torrential downpours, the new problem facing australians and the phenomenal it's creating. obama: he's been a leader throughout the country for the past twelve years, mr. michael bloomberg is here. vo: leadership in action

you love the bay area. but you don't love the traffic, high-priced homes and seeing our neighbors struggle. so let's find a way to make things better. nbc bay area news presents "making it in the bay." every day on every newscast we break down the housing crisis, meet the people fighting for survival and find realt on nbc ar >>> good monday morning. happy presidents' day. right now at 4:40, we're starting out with some areas dealing with patchy dense fog. watch out for that as you make your way into your drive. it will start out with low 40s and warming up fairly quickly. we'll let aer major intersection in fremont. it is thee overeading toward the freeway, the right turn lane is blocked because of a -- a pole down and a signal out as well. we'll talk about what happened coming up. >>> now to "making it in the bay." our reporting on the bay area housing crunch. new numbers out this morning show the number of homes built in the bay area are slowing down. >> the construction industry research board now said t

jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> that debate right here on nbc bay area. join lester holt, hallie jackson and chuck todd among our moderators that will lead this two hour debate. our coverage begins at 6:00 p.m. >>> the search for two missing hikers will pick up in the morning. the palo alto couple disappeared without a trace last friday. today, people went door to door in marin county and into the woods with dogs and horses looking for carol kiparsky and ian irwin. search and rescue teams are hopeful they're still alive because of all the mild weather this past week. >>> meanwhile, crews are working through the night to find another missing hiker in marin county. this is a separate search going on for 76-year-old robert bennett. he was last seen near big rock ridge yesterday around 1:00 p.m. he was wearing a gray flannel and jeans. >>> a tragic discovery at mt. hood, the ski resort in oregon. search and rescue teams recovered the body of a bay area man, the family reported him missing after he didn't return from a work trip. they said they last talked to

parts of the bay area. bundle up. "today in the bay" continues right now. putting little jackets on my dogs last night before we went for a walk. it is cold out will there. yes, i'm that lady. good morning. and thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. first here is something we're all talking about this morning. what did you do to find love? algorithm one developer made to try to talk to hundreds of women every day on a popular dating app. and the warning the story comes with when it comes to searching for someone special online. >> this is near valentine's day. if you do have the loved one, you may want to cuddle up. >> try to stay warment we have a freeze warning in effect for the north bay and all of the areas in the purple shading are under a freeze warning until 9:00. but the winds have been gusty through the delta and parts of the north bay. we're still looking at wind speeds at about 20 to 25 miles per hour and it looks like it will stay breezy. so that may keep the temperatures from dropping into the 20s. i'll be tracki

he's from the bay area. he's not infected with coronavirus but sure has one story to tell.15-day cruise would take such an unexpected turn. they learned the ship had been hit with the coronavirus outbreak. >> an adventure that wasn't on the princess brochure. >> reporter: they say they had plenty of food, drink, and television to keep them comfortable as they underwent frequent medical checks. >> we had 200 medical staff onboard every day and they were in full hazmat outfits doing random checks. >> reporter: they learned nearly 400 americans onboard would be evacuated back to the u.s. the sabres found themselves aboard a cargo plane closely monitored. seven people on their flight had tested positive and were kept isolated from the rest. >> they were on an isolated section. >> reporter: the sabers' plane landed in texas early this morning. staying upbeat. >> our mind-set is very positive and we're just going to go through it and will come out the other side and have a whale of a good it'tale to share. >> repo

now we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. share them by joining our better bay area group on facebook. >>> a bill intended to deter party houses at short-term rental properties will be introduced tomorrow in sacramento. this legislation from east bay state senator steve glaser will allow smaller cities to levee fines of up to $5,000 on short-term rental hosts who violate local laws. this effort comes nearly four months after five people were killed during a party at a house in orinda that was frequently rented out for events. >> what we are doing today is honing in on those who are renting their property, typically in residential neighborhoods, that they are held to account for ensuring the tranquility of the neighborhood in which they live. >> right now smalle cities can only fine homeowners a maximum of a thousand dollars. this legislation does not target the renters or rental platforms. glaser says the co-sponsor of his bill is now working on legislation that would target the rental plrm platforms them. >>> a 6-year-old so

one plane in the bay area. ahead what is next for those evacuees which include people now infected with the virus. >>> plus a little girl attacked by a mountain lion at a popular south bay park. up next, the search for the animal happening right now and what park rangers plan to do once it is caught. >>> and coming up for you on the "today" show, westminster dog show fans favorite daniel the golden retriever stops by right after "today in the bay" at 7:00. we'll back with with local news for you right here coming up. >> life in the bay area will look and feel very different than it does today. >> all this will be under water. >> if you do not adapt, then you're going to be in trouble. >> tuesday at 11:00 we investigate all of the new construction in places experts say will soon be flooded. >> are there enough local officials who are paying attention to this? >> today, no. >> it is incumbent on all of us to work on this issue together. >> tuesday at 11:00 on nbc bay area news. we investigate. as soon as i starte

let's get a check of the weather around the bay area grace is standing by murray said yeah let's take a look at your friday microclimate forecast because we're going to continue on this warming and drying trend out there and afternoon highs will be in the upper 60's for downtown san francisco, 69 degrees, a mix of sun and clouds. >>very dry conditions will continue 69 degrees for those of you at half moon bay, a little bit cooler though for those of on terror in the mid 60's, but upper 60's for pacifica as well brisbane 69 degrees below 70's for south san francisco and san bruno wind speeds light to breezy around 15 miles per hour less redwood city 70 degrees san mateo trying to floor was 70's but 69 degrees for your friday afternoon highs with widespread low to mid 70's for most of the south bay, san jose 73 degrees and in the east bay low 70's for livermore mid 70's for hayward at 74 degrees her into raga in the upper 60's at 60 degrees oakland 73 enrichment 71 degrees for your afternoon highs to we're going to be about 5 to 15 degrees above average napa 73 degrees in santa rosa war

, this is kpix 5 news. >>> right now and streaming on cbsn bay area, a beloved bay area pizza shopine suspect has been there before. >>> plus -- >> a murder conviction overturned. this morning, how dna help clear them and of the crime more than a decade later. >>> and business is certainly blooming this morning in the bay area. take a look at these beautiful flowers. we're live where the rush is on at san francisco's flower mart. and that is because it is valentine's day today. happy valentines, everybody. it is friday, february 14th. i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm kenny choi. good morning. it is 6: 00. >> happy valentine's day. sending some left as you head out the door for work and school. it is a cloudy start for sure. many locations, and as we head through the afternoon, we will catch some clearing, seasonal daytime highs. as we go through our afternoon. so specific locations, 59, san francisco. 61 in oakland. later on today, 64 in concord. 63 in fremont. 66 for san jose. i will have your weekend forecast and if there's any changes inside. i will talk about that coming up. and no

as nbc bay area's joe rosato jr. shows us, school districts across the state hope this 13 could bring good luck for aging schools. >> welcome to the rock. >> reporter: when you invite a visitor to your place, you probably don't start the tour at the bathrooms. but at castlemont high school in east oakland, head custodian is painting a portrait of need. >> i fix those, two of them is broken. >> reporter: his visitor on this unusual tour -- >> not even insulated there. >> reporter: oakland schools chief of facilities. >> tell me about the bleachers. >> it's so messed up, you can mess up your back trying to pull them out. >> reporter: point of interest, the school's heating system. >> it all leaks out. >> reporter: another bathroom where robinson shows off his fix for a missing toilet paper dispenser. >> oh, yeah, that's great. >> reporter: this less than flattering view of castlemont is highlighting something the district doesn't have enough of, money. >> the idea is one of the frustrating aspects of working in underfu

i'm melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >>> many chinese restaurants and businesses across the bay area are struggling since the outbreak of the coronavirus. today in san francisco's chinatown a boost from house speaker nancy pelosi this is her district. she held a meeting with business owners. the owner of the fortune cookie factory says business is down about 70%. >> i better not come to chinatown, to the chinese community so i get less infected. and we need to correct that. >> that's what we're trying to do today is to say everything is fine here. come because precautions have been taken. the city is on top of the situation. >> speaker pelosi says she is concerned the president trump budget proposes a 19% cut to the centers for disease control, the cdc. the president said today the virus is under control in the united states. >> housing, traffic and the climate among the things making people who live in the bay area unhappy. unhappy enough to think about moving. our business tech reporter scott budman joins us leave with results of a survey that say we're less happy than we were last

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is reflective of the bay area. whatever problems or anything you have on the streets, you're going to see them on b.a.r.t. the fact is also that people expect, when they go into b.a.r.t., that that trouble is not going to be there, that it's going to be safe. >> that's right. >> they know you'll get them there on time, but they want it safe. >> i want it safe. i can't agree more. the trouble should stop, whatever the trouble, at the gates. >> and we are posting all of our b.a.r.t. week stories to our website, abc7news.com and to our abc 7 news app. we have a place where you can ask your b.a.r.t. questions and we will try to get you some answers. >> we will, indeed, and it will be there all week long. >>> in the meantime, it looks like we'll have nice weather for b.a.r.t. week, because so far no rain. >> here's a live look at doppler 7. we have clear skies across the bay area right now after a very mild to warm day. a view, sort of, of the exploratorium camera looking out over the bay. it is currently 58 in san fran

and much the bay area looking at some very cold temperatures some frost around most of the bay area even inside the bay, maybe along the coastline, but the freeze warnings are up for much of the north a right to the delta expecting some of those temperatures down in the 20's and 30's for overnight lows. so it's going to be very cold tonight. even there but even around the bay, you're looking at some cold temperatures with the san jose hovering about 33 degrees. so in a frosty start the morning as well high pressure overhead you can see kind of really that the air traveling from the north around the gulf of alaska into the bay area and that's bringing that cold air the very dry air across our skies now that wind certainly a biting wind throughout the weekend very blustery causing some power issues over the weekend to now that when that breeze continuing outside you see to about 12 about 15 miles per hour out of the north-northeast so that is a very dry wind developing tonight. you're going to nice clear skies and freezing temperatures. plenty of sunshine though by tomorrow it'll be cool a