and let me come back into the frame real quickly. i just talked to the public information officer for the california highway patrol for the area and he told me that the folks from fresno are coming in, chp fresno. so right now we don't expect to get additional information until those california highway patrol officials get here. again this will be a long, drawn out investigation and of course we are concerned about some of the passengers who are coming from los angeles area and en route to the bay bridge. stick with today in the bay and as we get more information i'll let you know. >> we'll continue to check in with toni. can you imagine how frightening it is for people on the bus. >> on the bus. >> exactly. but the gunman has been taken into custody. 6:01 on monday morning. good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. right now we want to get a look at what we can expect from the bay bridge weather today. meteorologist kari hall is tracking the cold temperatures. >> yes, a chilly start to the day. in fact we have a lot of 30s across the bay area. that is what you're going to feel as you head out of the door in antioch. 38 degrees. a slow warm-up today and we'll get some sunshine. we're heading into the low to mid-50s today. so a little bit cooler than normal and even colder tonight. we'll talk more about this coming up. mike you have breaking news in the traffic center. we continue to follow the back-up as it builds over in oakland, not the toll plaza but that is there, you know to expect the slowing off the berkeley curve but it is ahead of the bay bridge southbound 880 jammed up and really now becoming a solid red. changing again. fluxing as far as the traffic flow goes with the jackknifed big rig still in the middle laneses. folks trying to get around it, just shy of 980. from what i could tell by the speed sensors, it is past 980 and the merge but the speed sensors have shown us as a back-up ends just before the 980 merge and it looks like that might be an alternate. i'll tell you for sure eastbound 580 will take you past the scene. as we zoom out to the rest of the area, contra costa county looks great and no problem through the maze and the earlier issues with the caldecott tunnel have cleared and not been a problem since then. south bay and peninsula and east bay, all of the green sensors are great throwing of traffic and a little slowing through pleasanton, back to you. a with quest for a sixth super bowl comes with a loss to kansas city chiefs and super bowl liv. >> it was a good season. anthony flores was at the game and joins us live this morning from miami. boy, the team had a rough loss for them. >> reporter: it certainly was. but i think you said it right, it was still a great season. you know what, shock, disappointment, devastation, that is how the 49ers described the locker room after they blew a double-digit lead in the fourth quarter. we have to give it up to the city of miami. they were a great host for super bowl liv. now after a strong third quarter by the defense, the 49ers led by ten points with less than 7:00 to go and then patrick mahomes throws a pair of touchdown passes to give the chiefs a four-point lead. now jimmy garoppolo had a chance to lead a dramatic 49ers comeback but he was off his game. he overthrows emanuel sanders who had a step on the defender. jimmy g. threw two interceptions. another big factor, the 49ers stopped running the football. the chiefs rallied to score 21 points in the fourth. the 49ers magical season ends with a 31-20 loss in super bowl liv. >> didn't make the plays we normally make and got to give them some credit. chiefs are a good team. played a hell of a team and they were the better team today. >> what were they able to do in the fourth quarter to be so effective against your defense. >> we just made mistakes. >> reporter: now despite the loss, it was still a great season. remember they were 4-12 two years ago and head coach kyle shanahan said it will take time to get over this but they'll use it as motivation for next season. reporting live in miami, anthony flores for "today in the bay." >> thanks for the great coverage, anthony. now come on home. 6:05 now. and this morning sweeping new travel restrictions are in place. this is aimed at combatting the spread of the new coronavirus. foreign travellers who fall under the u.s. restrictions will be denied boarding. more than 17,000 people have fallen ill to the virus worldwide and 361 people have died. there are 11 cases in the u.s. six here in california, including two cases in santa clara county. and new this morning, all u.s. citizens and permanent residents who have been in china in the last 14 days must be rerouted. "today in the bay's" pete suratos is at sfo live for us this morning with more on the steps officials are taking. pete? >> reporter: good morning to you, marcus. this is part of the bigger plan put forth by the trump administration with the task force they have in place. of course this is after they declared the coronavirus a public health emergency here in the united states. but you mentioned the sfo role in this as far as screening process of airport where we're standing is one of 11 u.s. airports where travelers from china will be rerouted for screening purposes when it it comes to the coronavirus. now customs and border protection will conduct screenings in its facility inside of a separate area from international arriving passengers. now as a result of the coronavirus, guys, weekly flies to china have gone down in response to it from 90 to 55 right here at sfo. we have a lot of travelers coming from that area. now the most recent cases in california involve a man and woman in san benito who returned from wuhan, china, the epicenter of the virus. they didn't show symptoms at first but contacted health officials once they did. >> there has been some question at this point whether people who are not symptomatic but infected could spread this even before they develop symptoms. we don't know the answer to that. the cdc is looking into that and trying to figure out with the information or research they're doing whether, indeed, you could spread it. we don't know the answer to that. >> reporter: now according to the cdc an average of 150 passengers in the past 12 months arrived in sfo from wuhan on nonstop flights, traffickers from wuhan that connect to other airports will be subject to screenings. now this task force where the president said the coronavirus virus risk is still low and the goal is to keep it that way. reporting live, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> pete, thank you for that. 6:07 now and in washington a live look at capitol hill. this is where final arguments are set in president trump's impeachment trial. the house managers and the president's defense team plan to present today followed by speeches from the senators themselves. with no witnesses, president trump's almost sure to be cleared in the final vote on wednesday. 6:07 now. as that all plays out, the 2020 presidential election begins tonight. still crowded democratic field has been criss-crossing across iowa in anticipation of the first in the nation caucuses. nbc's wendy will folk reports from where the countdown is on. >> here we are. and the decision is going to be right here in iowa skbrnc. >> reporter: down to the wire. now it is time to hear from voters. >> we have the privilege in iowa to meet with candidates one-on-one and we take our politics seriously in the state. >> reporter: serious and unique here in the hawkeye state because they have to group themselves by candidated in each precinct. >> so i'm asking you to caucus for me -- >> reporter: if the candidate doesn't get 15% of the caucus crowd, voters can realign themselves one time. >> we came out from new york state just to see how the caucuses work. they are a unique part of history. >> reporter: historic when they have to leave on the stump to return to the impeachment trial. >> i'll be on a plane tonight back to washington, tomorrow i'll be back to iowa. >> reporter: beating president trump in november is one message they share. >> republicans, republicans and trump don't want me because they know i'm going to beat him if i'm your nominee. >> reporter: for now it is caucus-goers they must convince. >> the fact that you're going out with your neighbors, your teachers, your coaches and actually having conversations about the issueses and i think that is a really good thing for democracy. >> reporter: democracy at work. with the first official votes of the 2020 election tonight. wendy willfolk, nbc news, des moines, iowa. a busy time there. what is it here? >> cold. it is so cold out there. over here too. i was going to bring a blanket and scott mcgrew gets your little cat too. >> that would make it so much better. for all of us heading back to work on monday morning. this will slap you as we head out of the door. we are freezing in the north bay. and it is colder tomorrow morning. so we're settling in with chilly temperatures as we head out of the door and heading to the pleasant hill b.a.r.t. station, expect temperatures at 35 degrees. a slow warm-up. only into the low to mid-50s this afternoon and we're also going to have a freeze warning in effect in the north bay as some of the north bay valleys drop down to the mid-20s. we'll talk more about this and what is ahead for the rest of the week coming up. mike, you have for breaking news for the commute. >> i do. and hopefully this will lead to better news update coming soon but right now the problem is in oakland. the rest of the bay showing a smooth drive and a gradual build for the tri-valley and the east bay. this is the problem, southbound 880 toward just shy of 980 and broadway. again that is judging by the sensors because the crash is reported at broadway which could be after the merge with 980. so we're look at the slowdown and the tow truck has arrived on scene. hopefully that means they could move the jackknifed big rig from the middle of the freeway. folks are getting around on either side and that is a big distraction for a bad point in your commute. away from the bay bridge southbound 880 and now eastbound 580 is a great alternate and this is the push with the minor commute into the area. the back-up is still at the bay bridge toll plaza of course. back to you. >> that screams monday morning right there. >> it does. 6:11 this morning. and coming up on "today in the bay," we're following the details in a college admission scandal. what usc now said it did not do when it comes to high-profile parents charged in the investigation. plus let's talk about that halftime show. a little bit of controversy. the big complaint many parents have about j-lo and shakira's big performance in miami. halftime was fun. fourth quarter not so much. but we'll play with with the numbers and have a little fun with the stats. and we are staying on top of the breaking news news for you. a shooting in a greyhound bus on the way from los angeles to the bay area. at least six people were hurt. police say the gunman is in custody. we're working with our l.a. sister station right now for more updates in just a minute. >> you're told your voice matters but thousands of california votes get rejected. >> the way it got thrown out is just not normal. >> tuesday at 11:00, we investigate how a security feature meant to protect your vote can get it tossed. >> every election cycle we're constantly learning to try to improve the process. >> and the new tool you can use to make sure your vote is counted in 2020. tuesday at 11:00 on nbc bay area news, we investigate. economically powerfully 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originating in los angeles. headed to the bay area for oakland this morning. this is a look at the bus whiches was now cordoned off. it is a crime scene. at least six people were taken to area hospitals there. the victims said to have major to moderate injuries. the shooter himself is in custody. so far they don't have a motive behind the shooting but the investigation continues as the chp in the central valley is now actively investigating. and right now at 6:15, we have a cold start across the bay area. a live look at palo alto. upper 30s. we'll have cold mornings for the next few days and a nice warm-up by this afternoon. we'll talk about where we'll see some more freezing temperatures coming up next. and we still have this crash as you're alert for the oakland nimitz and tied up and seeing changes for the speed sensors. they don't exactly line up so we'll talk you through what i've figured out coming up. good morning. very happy monday to you. i want you to take a look at these numbers. this is coronavirus' effect on the markets on friday. now we do expect up arrows on the open today. but not because the markets are less worried, but because stocks are so cheap. they're going to be some bargain hunters out there looking for deals. this week we get data on manufacturing, trade with china, friday we get the latest jobs numbers. mountain view google getting good marks for the sweet super bowl commercial titled loretta. the tribute according to matchable it was created in house. no ad agency. and that man's voice belongs to the grandfather of a real google employee. bloomberg is having some fun with data today figuring out how much it would cost to, say, own the miami dolphins. this is the ad again on google that we're watching there. so bloomberg is trying to figure this out. pricing out the dolphins. apparently and we're talking about the real thing because you can't buy the team. a dolphin will run you $10,000. a real dolphin. a rodeo cowboy, $150,000 a year. meat packers are are more affordable, $28,000 a year. that is where the packers get their name. the cost of traveling from the east coast to the california gold fields in 1849 adjusted for inflation, $6,500 and you could be a 49er. you may know the stock market is linked to which team wins. if a team from the afc wins the championship, it moves lower for the year. this whole drop over the years. though, to be fair, the afc used to win lots more often in the '70s and they were rough economic times. this correlation has worked --s worked 54 out of the last 50 years. you could do this with any kind of data. this is a true fact. the number of americans hurt in swimming pools goes up when nicholas cage appeared in lots of movies and goes down when he's only in a few movie has ayear or none. i'll tweet out that data set. >> thanks, scott. trending for you this morning, the first all latin super bowl halftime show. ♪ >> j-lo and shakira rocking out with the throwback songs and coordinated dance moves and think did it all for free. since they don't get paid for the halftime performance, the publicity is priceless but not everyone not to happy about the performance saying it wasn't family friendly enough. mainly because j-lo was dancing on the pole for one song but not everyone had bad things to say. her fiance up loaded a video of him dancing and lady gaga tweeting out praise and calling them powerful and talented. >> that was a lot of energy on that stage. >> it was. >> a lot of dancing. >> and i love the affects of the stage when they showed the aerial shot. >> it looks like they were standing on -- >> waiting for tonight when it looks like it was going down like a water fall. >> all around it was great. >> maybe they could do that here in the studio. >> let's do that. >> the affect -- >> i'm told i would read the show -- >> we're clothed a little more. >> today you have to be. i'm not shimmying, i'm shivering. >> if you see people dancing waiting for b.a.r.t. because it is cold and not treeing to recreate the halftime show. we'll see the temperatures starting out below freezing in some of the inland valleys. we're at 1-in livermore. and nap a 31 degrees and 53 in concord. now although it is cold today, in fact the chilly temperatures will be here tomorrow morning at this time. and we're going to go reach into the low to mid-50s today. all across the bay area with san jose reaching 56 degrees. now the seven-day forecast, it is already up at the bottom of the screen. although we have a chilly start it is going to gradually warm up. and you felt the winds picking up yesterday afternoon as you are trying to watch the super bowl. well that was the cold front sweeping through. we'll feel that cold air coming in tonight and all of our north bay valleys and this areas shaded in purple will be under a freeze warning so protect the plants, pets and pipes. now there is some rain out there as we check out the wide view of the satellite. but all of this rain has been targeting the pacific northwest. we've been missing out on all of the that wet weather because high pressure is blocking it. high pressure causes the air to sink and it also gives us a clear sky as we go into the week and we're still looking at more of that. but very much like what we had last week. a dry area of low pressure and a cold front will sweep through and it will cause it to become gusty and our temperatures will drop. now we know it has been a while since we've had a pretty decent snow, so our snowpack continues to go down. we're doing the worse in the southern sierra only at 67% of average statewide and only 72% of normal. and then we check out our rainfall. now we know it is a while since we've had a good soaker so we're doing the worst in the tri-valley. in the livermore, only 32% of norm and santa rosa we're at 75% of normal. so we're really lacking in rainfall totals and where we should be for the water year. and it looks like we'll continue as we go into the rest of the week. now as we head over to -- to mike. we're tracking that traffic alert. we'll take it, kari. the reason we hesitated, there is a muse conference on the shooting on the bus we're talking being and in fact i think we're going to that? >> let's go to that live. >> this morning at approximately 1:27 the california highway dispatch received a cell phone call. the greyhound bus destined from los angeles to the bay area, northbound on interstate 5 near fort cajon, that is the claim on the cell phone claimed there was a suspect on the bus that had a gun and had shot several of the passengers. the bus driver pulled to the ride shoulder northbound on interstate 5 north and the suspect exited the bus leaving the weapon on the bus. the driver of the bus then continued northbound on interstate 5 and took the very next exit which is the exit here at grapevine and pulled into the valero gas station right behind me to get medical attention for the injured passengers. simultaneously chp officers responded to the scene of the original incident and contacted the suspect on the right shoulder and took him into custody at approximately 1:34 this morning. the individuals on the bus received medical attention. t