first, the county trusts that the two kids who are related have been safely isolated from the community and will remain that way for the next three weeks. but with these two confirmed cases of measles, the superintendent of schools says it is very urgent that people prioritize this issue of immunization and getting their students vaccinated. now, because the infection happened outside the county and the two kids were in their infectious stage also outside the county unvaccinated kids will not be barred from attending school for the 21-day period, which is the usual protocol if there's confirmed exposure on campus. california law allows parents to claim two exemptions from vaccination. medical, when a doctor says it's unsafe for the kid, and personal belief. that's the one at the center of the debate. it allows kids to be exempt based on their personal beliefs. parents now have to get documentations that health care officials have informed them about vaccinations and diseases. compared to other bay area counties at the kindergarten level, marin which has the fewest amount of students has the highest rate of personal belief exemption, 6.45%. san mateo, santa clara, and alameda all at 1.5 to 1.8%. parents need the facts and the immunizations will follow. >> people's heads were turned when the original research came out about whether or not there was a tie to autism. we know now that that research has been totally debunkt. this is what i think, when they have the facts, when they listen to the experts, they're going to make the right call. i'm expecting to see a change in this community related to this decision around immunization. >> she says kaiser permanente has been making robocalls to get people in the community to get information out about vaccinations. now, superintendent burke said herophilus has been training on what to do for the situation. two of the top priorities making sure the list of unvaccinated students is up to date so they know who to send home for 21 days should there be exposure on a school campus as well as informing parents about the vaccinations to take away any stigma and that there's still time to get vaccinated. it takes about two weeks for the vaccine to be effective and one dose is supposed to be roughly 95% effective. as for the steps forward, burke is starting the conversation with local lawmakers on maybe getting legislation in there that would get rid of this exemption and ultimately that would mean all kids would have to get vaccinated unless it is medically unsafe for them to do so. live in marin county nbc bay area news. >> we'll see if the vaccination or the opt-out rate changes in the future. >> more details on the measles. here are some of the symptoms to watch out for if you're a parents. fever, dry cough, runny nose, inflamed eyes and rashes. doctors say the best way to protect yourself from the disease, get the vaccination. >> just in to our newsroom right now, the ebola scare in sacramento is now over. california health officials say a patient feared to have ebola has tested negative for the deadly virus. yesterday, the patient was transferred to uc davis medical center after showing symptoms consistent with the viral illness, including ebola. but again, the test done by the sacramento county public health lab came back negative. we're told the patient remains in good condition. >> 11:04 right now. a group advocating for the legalization of safe street racing visited the memorial of a jogger killed in an alleged street race in san jose earlier this week. they lit candles for kiran pabla. it was at that very spot on monday that police say she was hit by two cars believed to have been racing. police say the two men charged in the crash didn't even know each other. meanwhile, a memorial will be held on murilo avenue in san jose. >> suge knight booked on murder charges in connection with a deadly hit and run crash in southern california. this is video of knight outside the los angeles sheriff's office earlier this morning. he was charged with homicide and bail is set at $2 million. the death row record founder is accused of plowing his car into a group of people in compton yesterday afternoon near a movie shoot. his attorney says knight ran over a friend and killed him while fleeing from attackers, though the attorney calls it an accident. a second man was also hurt. his condition has not been made public. we have an update to a story we have been following closely. san francisco police may release pictures of the man who they think dumped a suitcase filled with human body parts. police found the suitcase wednesday in san francisco near 11th and market just a block from twitter's headquarters. other body parts were found scattered nearby as well but police don't know if the remains are one victim or several victims. police say the man who was caught on surveillance video, but they haven't said all they know who he is or not. we have learned new information that the body inside of the suitcase belongs to an unidentified light skinned man. >> police need your help tracking down the person who robbed an 83-year-old man in berkeley. that incident caught on camera. you can see the robber seemingly wrestle what is a newly purchased iphone from that man. the victim was not seriously hurt. the robber did get away. now, police say he took off in a silver audi with paper license plates. >> missing money in all signs point to an account that insiders call the principal's piggy bank. they have been looking into allegations the former principal of san jose high stole thousands of dollars from students and the district district. we obtained an audit never made public until now. records show the former principal controlled thousands of dollars in a private fund spending money on expensive meals, clother for administrators. even lotto tickets. the district found some $7300 of expenses that had no receipts or explanations, including cashing checks wrote to herself. cash from student fund-raisers disappeared when she was in charge of the money. >> incredulous, we didn't know what happened. we double counting the money ourselves. we never made a mistake like that before. $500 is not a small amount. >> where did the money go? what happened to the $7,000 in expenses that had missing receipts? >> now, coming up tonight at 11:00, what happened to add least $10,000 in rental fees that should have been paid to the district and why the superintendent stopped investigating. coming up tonight at 11:00. if you have a tip for our investigative unit you can call us at 888-996-tips or e-mail the unit at nbcbayarea.com. >> happening today, a new round of e-mails are expected to be released connected to the state's public utilityies commission and its relationship to pg&e. the city of san bruno won a challenge to have the e-mails made public in the aftermath of the deadly pipeline explosion of 2010. previously released e-mails have shed light on a cozy relationship, has it's been characterized between the utility and its regulators in dealings that have not been allowed. the release of 65,000 e-mails is required by the end of the day. >> a surprise announcement on the campaign front. former republican presidential nominee mitt romney will not be running for presidential after all in 2016. three weeks after he said he was considered a third campaign for the oval office the former massachusetts governor announced he's now out of the race. romney tried to rally support for another campaign but he discovered several of his past supporters and major fund-raisers were already backing jeb bush. >> new at 11:00, lots of hugs this morning for the man responsible for getting the mail to your house if you live in san jose. today is the last day for sam vazquez, san jose's post master who is now retiring. >> like his name too. damian trujillo is live outside of the meridian post office where vazquez hangs it up after 36 years, damian. >> yeah he worked his way up the ranks here in san jose. eventually coming into the management role. today, sam vazquez said good-bye to the men and women who drive the trucks behind me at the loading docks at the meridian post office. sammy vazquez work walked through the work room thanking the mail wariers and sorters for their daily mail. the post master said a lot has changed since he first started delivering the mail himself 36 years ago, with the internet and e-mail it became necessary for the u.s. post office to change strategies in order to stay competitive. they began focusing more on parcels to compete with the u.p.a. and fedexs of the world, but they stay committed to the first class mail and vazquez made sure the residents of san jose got what they paid for every day, where neither rain nor sleet nor hail stopped the mail delivery. >> conditioned myself to understand, be careful with dogs and everything else but my first attack was by a goose. and it was a goose that attacked me, and i wasn't prepared for that. and i told people when i got back from the route, how did you do? i said i did okay with the dogs, but i didn't know how to deal the goose. you don't spray geese. >> sammy vazquez said he walked an average of 10 miles per day delivering the mail for six years. afterward, he switched to a management role eventually becoming san jose's post master. and like anyone else who retires, you can figure that sammy vazquez will be busier now that he's retiring. he's going to start baby sitting his grandchildren. i'm damian trujillo. >> he'll still be getting 10 miles of distance on his shoes, that's for sure right? thanks damian. >> probably an easier way to say that. so, up next at 11:00, it's called exploding kittens. kickstart campaign that's breaking records, next. >> and i'm bob redell. we'll takiae iaiae iayou live through the nfl experience in phoenix. we'll show you what the nfl teams missed out by not drafting me. >> which apparently was not much. >> their loss is our gain bob redell. you know what? we've got a gorgeous forecast coming your way. fog and sun for today. above average weekend temperatures coming your way, and here's the big weather story. we need it we want it and it is in the forecast. i'm talking about rain. i'll let you know when and where for where you live in just moments. we're going to take you to breaking news. we want to show you the map. the red line is backup because of a crash on northbound 880. all but one of the northbound lanes are shut down so if you're headed out this morning someplace around the san leandro area, you might want to think twice and rebout because once again you will be bottlenecks near washington. >> yes, just north of washington. we'll stay on top of that and bring you more information as soon as we have it. >> two days and counting. the new england patriots and seahawks battle it out on the gridiron for the right to call themselves the best team in the nfl. all of the action will go right down inside the university of phoenix stadium. >> yeah and don't get confused. the stadium, not actually in phoenix. it is in glendale ten miles northwest of phoenix, but phoenix phoenix, where all of the rest of the fun is happening, at least today. also where today in the bay's bob redell is joining us live. you're at the nfl experience. i don't know why they dipddn't draft you. >> i don't either. it's their loss obviously. jared cougher, spokesperson with the nfl experience, has challenged me to test my skills in football. what do we have here? >> we have the return to glory passing drill here. kind of emulate tom brady, drew brees. catch a pass from your favorite quarterback. >> you're the challenger. you're going to go first. we got the machine. get in position. down, set, hut one, hut two. hike, hike hike. got to get through the obstacles and here comes the pass. and oh a little short, but he made it. nice job, jared. question is can i do the same? very good skills. here you go. we'll see. >> hut one, hut two, hike. >> go bob, go. ooh, man. some defensive playing. >> what a catch. he made the grab. >> that's awesome. >> so who won that one, you guys? >> i think you did. >> dwrumatics or execution? we want to know, bob when are you going to try the one-handed catches? >> if i didn't catch that -- tell me about the nfl experience. there's a bunch of different things that fans can do here. obviously, we're going to do kicking of the field goal. can you set those up for us? we're going to do a quick kick on air. what other types of events? >> i have to catch my breath. we have so much to offer. 850,000 square feet of space. we can pass the ball kick a game winning field goal. we have the pro football hall of fame here an exhibit here that we brought over from canton ohio autograph signings officiating clinics. you can play and practice like nfl players at the combine. >> we need to use that. okay, what we're going to do is challenge each other in the field kick field goal kick. we have already proven actually, off camera we can do the 20 yards. he was college soccer. i'm indoor soccer amateur right now. we're going to move it back. >> for now, of course. >> 21 yards. huge difference. >> bob, you need to take a breath? >> we'll find out how difficult this is. do you want to go first or do you want me to go first? >> i'll go first. >> okay. jared is going to get his ball on the tee. keep in mind, this is a 21-yard field goal attempt. this is a former division ii soccer player at oregon. does he have the kick? oh, he's wide. >> he made it into the grand canyon. >> great effort jared. hold on. i'm going to try. let's go. >> you got this. sebastian janikowski here. >> whew. >> hey, bob! you got it right there. >> a little worried about the contest. you came through. >> we don't want you to go from amateur to pro. >> when you're watching at home and you think, i can't believe they missed the 30 i mean making the 20 i think -- do you get that a lot from people? >> of course. it looks easier on tv than it is in real life. it's daunting, it really is further than you think. >> jared, thank you very much. appreciate the challenge. a lot of fun. nfl experience here downtown phoenix. they're going to be opening up around 3:00 2:00 your time, and we're in here yesterday, jam packed. million people expected this week visiting this 12-block super bowl central zone including the super bowl experience in downtown phoenix. >> awesome. you know people like to sit back and armchair quarterback. it really is harder than it looks, for sure. thanks, bob. >> the next time we -- >> no it's not. >> not that hard. you did that very easily. the next time we talk to you, i would like to see you try to break odell beckham jr.'s record for most one handed catches in a minute. i don't know if you caught that. >> 33. >> 33 in a minute. 33 in a minute. >> wow. >> that's awesome. just a little practice. something to think about. >> thank you very much. well most people in arizona this weekend will be partying super bowl style, of course but there's one group from the bay area that is actually on a business trip. >> they're going to be productive. next year, the super bowl is of course in santa clara, and the planning committee is hard at work. the ceo of super bowl l, the host committee, is there to watch, listen and take it all in. >> we have been working hard to build out a plan that will excite the bay area will unite the bay area get people to come into our region from other parts of the country and part in what will be a milestone super bowl. the golden anniversary of the game in the golden state. >> organizers plan super bowl l to be an inclusive spectacular with events up and down the peninsula, the north bay, east bay, and south bay. a lot to plan out there. >> the 49ers won't take home this year's big trophy. one player could bring back some hardware. wide receiver anquan boldin is up for the walter payton man of the year award. he's one of three finalists because of his off the field community service. his foundation helped underprivileged youth with educational and life opportunities. >> always wanted to give back always wanted to help those that are less fortunate, because i know what it feels like to be in that position. that's what my foundation is trying to do. >> the winner of the man of the year award gets $50,000 for the charity of his choice. we think we know which one his is. the award will be handed out tomorrow night right here on nbc bay area. >> and our super bowl coverage begins on sunday at 9:00 in the morning and then following the super bowl we have an all new "black list" on nbc bay area fallollowed by n brxbc bay area news and the tonight show and bay area revelilations just after that. >> what was supposed to be a fun new card game is now breaking records on kickstarter. the team behind the exploding kitten card game wanted to raise $10,000 to release that game to the public. turns out it's surpassed that goal in 20 minutes and within an hour, it soared past the $100,000 mark. as of this morning, the project has more than $121,000, and almost $4.8 million pledged. exploding kittens is described as a strategic version of hot potato for people who are into kittens, explosions laser beams and an occasional ghost. >> we have to toss that in for good measure. now, christina, we would not try to put you through the intense regimen that bob just tackled, kicking the field goal catching passes, but you can do a mean end zone spike i have seen. >> well they're going to have to take down my name but maybe i'll get to that. all right, if you're going to -- ooh. that's my dance because nbc bay area is the home of the super bowl this year. you may not realize this but all the networks have to rotate the super bowl. it's our turn, and it's going to be a really really nice day for a game. but surprisingly we actually have flight delays trying to get down there right now. 80-minute delays in phoenix at the big airport there. that has everything to do with showers rolling through. also delays out of new york. here's the deal we're going to see the rainfall intensify. as you watch all of the pregame coverage on nbc bay area, that's going to be really wet weather out there. glendale, arizona, showing you right about 4:00 during game time hopefully they'll be able to open up the retractable roof and a lot of sunshine expected that day. very unusual to have everything clear out just in time for the big game. and take a look at temperatures there. comparable to what we're going to experience here in santa clara. 70 degrees straight up and 66 degrees in san francisco on super bowl sunday. now, 72 degrees is the high for today in the north bay. warmer temperatures expected up there as we head throughout saturday. up into the mid 70s, and then things are going to change. we'll see a lot of afternoon sunshine today. warmer weekend temperatures coming your way all across the board, and rain returns next week. that's the big story i want to focus in on. for the next couple days temperatures staying nice and steady, just a beautiful weekend all across the bay area. monday into tuesday, starting to add clouds. temperatures stay warm and then we take it to the future cast and something we haven't had for quite some time a decent looking storm system on the way to the bay area. now, what you'll notice about this is that we're going to see the highest totals up in the north bay. i think a lot of this is probably going to stay out of san jose area but we could pick up anywhere between a half inch to maybe 3/4 inch or more rain right here in the south bay. the models are kind of going back and forth, and wishy-washy. this is the christina loren certified forecast. a half inch to maybe 3/4 inch. maybe 1/1/4 to 2 inches on the east shore. 3-plus inches definitely possible in the high terrain of santa rosa napa county also expecting that through marin county and sonoma county and 2 to 4 inches looking good for areas to the north of vallejo. we really need this rain so hopefully things will pan out. you can check with us on nbcbayarea.com check our weather page. we're going to keep you updated. hey, just have to know from you two, who are you going for this year for the super bowl? >> oh, threw it back our way. >> i'm going for the seahawks because it's my big girl's favorite team because she's for the osprey, which is a seehawk. >> i would love to see tom brady get the fourth super bowl ring. probably making him go down as the greatest quarterback ever debatably if he wins. >> a returning snl alumto the stage of 30 rock for the first time in decades. >> we'll tell you who it is next. it is a famed saturday night alum who says he's going to be there for the 40th anniversary special. >> hello, boys and girls. you know christmas is a special time in mr. robinson's neighborhood. it's a time for giving. and look what mr. landlord gave me. it's an eviction notice. >> eddie murphy will return to the show for the first time. believe it or not, since he left the cast in 1984. he has not been back to host nor to make a cameo ever since then. his famed characters include buckwheat, gumby, and of course james brown. no word yet on what murphy will be doing in the special, which airs two weeks from this sunday right here but i'll just say, thank you, eddie murphy. >> amazing. 30 years. finally, he's back. still to come a bay area hospital gets a very loud addition, but is it worth the trouble that it will cause neighbors? we'll explain. don't wait for awesome... totino's pizza rolls... ...gets you there in just 60 seconds. go bold with flavors that kick. release a devastating avalanche of taste on your tongue. bury yourself in the flavor full of sweet icing and filling. call off the hounds! rescue is unnecessary. pillsbury toaster strudel, the snow day of breakfasts. i don't mind it during the day, but, you know at midnight i don't really want to hear a helicopter. >> not in my backyard and not in my air space. a loud addition to a high-priced local neighborhood creating a buzz. so is it a helicopter or is it a headache? depends on who you talk to. the new ucsf medical center opens with the heli pad. >> it's equipped with the heli pad and neighbors are currently chirping about all the noise they say it's going to cause. >> we knew it was coming. >> michael and his neighbors in mission bay are ready for the new medical center to open on sunday. their new neighbor will provide care for children women, and cancer patients. >> provide care healing, and medicine and technology. >> a helicopter pad is part of the world class care. >> if they're in a helicopter they need to get there fast and so that's a good thing. >> but like many neighbors, conway has concerns about helicopters flying right by his home. >> safety. especially with weather and so on and then noise. i don't mind it during the day, but, you know at midnight i don't really want to hear a helicopter. >> ucsf said helicopters will only be used to access the children's hospital carrying children or pregnant mothers in life-threatening emergencies. it will not be used for trauma scene transport or routine transport. the primary flight path will be mostly over the bay, and about 40 trance ports are expected each month. one neighbor said current noise isn't a problem, but he had no idea he just moved next to a heli pad cleared for landing on sunday. >> maybe i won't hear it at all. maybe it will be waking me up all the time. >> over in petrero hill sam says the new hospital is already delivering more traffic. >> i guess it just remains to be seen. >> he is hoping the helicopter will be less noticeable because he and others believe it's necessary. >> if you're hurt you want the best medical care you want it oo be as fast as possible. >> it's necessary whether you like it or not, and i tend to not like a lot of noise. >> in other news japan is working closely with jordan to determine the fates of a japanese journalist and a jordanian military pilot held hostage by isis as the deadline to free a hostage has expired. >> anger and anguish in jordan. still no deal for their hostage for his family it's overwhelming. they're desperate for the life of his pilot to be spared. the terror group isis which is holding him, says it will if this woman is freed. she's a failed suicide bomber on jordan's death row. but it's threatening to kill this japanese journalist if the deal isn't done. the deadline at this border crossing has passed. jordan is demanding proof from the terrorists. >> we have asked for proof of life life, and we have not received anything as of yet. >> japan is in shock. isis have killed one japanese hostage already. the mother of the latest kenji goto pleaded for her son. japan says it won't do deals with terrorists but it's clear jordan is ready to swap for its pilot. she was part of a gang that killed 60 people ten years ago. her suicide belt failed to det nade. this is an ordeal for the pilot's family as the sunset deadline was followed by silence. and still no word from the kidnappers, isis. japan and jordan say they're working closely together and around the clock to find out exactly what's happening, but the lives of their hostages are still hanging in the balance. back to you. >> okay bill neely reporting. now to together story that has grabbed international attention. rescuers in mexico racing to find survivors of a gas explosion that destroyed a children's hospital just outside mexico city. the explosion yesterday killed a nurse and two babies inside of the hospital and that's less than the seven originally reported to be dead. more than 70 people were injured in total and several are still unaccounted for. mexico's president visited injured mothers who were able to grab their kids and escape from the hospital. a gas tank truck was making a routine delivery to the hospital kitchen when the gas started to leak. people started evacuating the hospital when the truck suddenly ignited. >> meantime, a 19-year-old man has been arrested in the netherlands after he got past security and into the studios of dutch naval tv. this is video from the studio where the man paced back and forth, carrying a gun and talking about world events. eventually, police stormed in and arrested him. the gun he was carrying did turn out to be a fake. police have not released a motive, but they believe he acted alone. >> one of the man who beat giants fan bryan stow is going to spend more time in prison. yesterday, lowey sanchez pleaded guilty of being a felon in possession of a firearm and ammunition. sanchez and marvin norwood admitted last year to beating bryan stow in the parking lot of dodger stadium in 2011. authorities say they discovered the weapons while serving a search warrant on norwood's home during the stow investigation. norwood pleaded guilty last week to the same charges. sanchez already serving eight years in prison for the stow beating case. he is expected to get ten more for the latest charge. >> okay it's one of the big themes during his final two years in office. president obama heading to the bay area for a cybersecurity summit. happening at stanford on february 13th where president obama will also use his trip to raise money for the democratic party, which is common during his many bay area visits. this actually marks the president's 20th visit to the bay area. >> up next at 11:00, the biggest sporting event of the year and demand for tickets is unprecedented. we'll show you just how much the tickets for the super bowl are going for. >> plus -- >> super high demand you know so the perfect storm. >> very well could become the bay area's hottest new neighborhood. still ahead, how one of the most valuable tech companies in the world could help one community strike it rich. >> and we're going to pay everybody in sunshine yet again today. we had really thick fog out there earlier, making way for a beautiful day. right now, temperatures in the 50s and 60s. we're on our way to the 70s in spots, only to warm you up for the weekend before a good looking storm system gets in here to the bay area. i can't wait to show it to you in moments. so we have a silicon valley version of door to door salesmen real estate age ngs knocking on doors, urging people to sell now that the market is so high. >> they're calling this the halo effect. apple's new campus in cupertino. here's ian cole with more. >> the sights and sounds of construction are usually enough to make nearby homeowners cringe. especially when they learn it will be another year and a half until this project is completed. but all that construction is for the new spaceship looking apple campus in cupertino, and the property value around it is skyrocketing. >> it's while this realtor is going door to door. >> and we're just walking around the neighborhood because the market is really hot right now. >> he has wealthy clients who work at apple, and like many agents he's vancanversing neighborhoods, asking people if they would like to sell. >> there's no inventory, like 500 houses on the market in santa clara. >> one after another. >> if you think of somebody, let me know. >> homeowner dern him down. >> not interested. >> not even slightly. >> you're lucky to get maybe 1 in 200. >> most of the people in the area are not interested in selling their house, but there are long time homeowners out there who once they hear the pitch are looking into it. >> the estimate is $1.469. >> steve miller lives a half-mile from the construction. when i asked him a month ago if he planned to sell he said no. when we spoke again last week a new outlook. >> comes to being live i think you're going to see the prices in the housing in the whole area continue to ramp up. if i was to consider it it wouldn't even be until i think the market is near the top. >> on the other side of campus frederick moved into the home in october, knowing its value would spike, paid $1.4 million, and did some renovations. >> we're happy here. i don't see any reason for us to move. it's not like we have to move. if you come with the right price, sure. >> he's even put a make me move listing on zillow stating he would be willing to move for nearly $2 million. >> you've got maybe one or two houses for sale in this area right now. they're in super high demand. it's the perfect storm, if you will. >> of the 35 homes sold within a mile radius of the new apple campus last year the average listing price was $1.34 million. the average selling price was $1.45 million, about 8% more. realtors expect that percentage to go up. >> i've got a couple clients right now that told me they'll be calling me in a year or two or three when they think their home values are going to increase 20% to 40%. i think they're right. >> showing why you won't see much complaining around this massive construction site. in cupertino, ian cole nbc bay area news. >> the will be complaining, just not from the people selling their houses. >> where do they go? >> where do they go? >> 11:40. >> as anticipation builds for sunday's super bowl so does the anxiety for fans trying to get their hands on tickets. >> no easy task. unlike last year's game in new jersey, this contest in phoenix has demand outstripping supply. we have the details. >> these are very precious commodity. >> this is the most expensive event we have ever tracked. >> jesse lawrence ceo of resale site kickiq said tickets were averaging $3,000 apiece. the nfl family kworpt sponsors and media managers use up most unsold tickets, but this time around ticket brokers underestimated how the matchup and location would fuel the demand. >> there's less than 1,000 tickets available right now, compared to at this point normally in the super bowl 3,000 to 4,000. >> short supply is forcing brokers to overpay to cover orders keeping prices high. >> online ticket seller rer stubhub is assisting sellers and buyers with a pop-up location in phoenix. >> you can watch the market rise and fall. >> fans without deep pockets can instead soak in the super bowl admous fear from the corporate sponsors. >> we try to give consumers a chance, and residents of phoenix a chance to touch and feel the excitement of super bowls even if they're not going to the game. >> only about 70,000 people will see the game in person. gr we're going to watch from our couch. >> so will anyone without big bucks to spend. mark barger nbc news. >> we're still charging people big bucks to sit on the couch. >> what is harder to get, a reasonably priced house in the bay area or a reasonably priced super bowl ticked. both darn near impossible. >> you know what i mean? you're oith on the money. as we head throughout the day today, beautiful day. that's one of the things we pay for, the beautiful scenery and the gorgeous weather, especially when you look at some of the places where they don't have to pay as much as us for housing. it's definitely a really really cold winter so far in the northeast. and through the ohio river valley. 57 degrees in liver more right now, look where we're headed today. still a bit of lingering fog. not much but you'll find it in the north bay, sonoma county valley as well. through marin county and down into the south bay, from morgan hill to gilroy some of the fog, but it's burning off quickly. we're going to see a lot of sunshine for the second half of the day. rule out the chance for fog by about 12:30. just a half hour after the show and look at this. we get into your weekend, we're talking about above average temperatures. really really comfortable weather. one of the last weekends we're expecting this. we had a big pattern change coming your way as we head throughout next week. here we go. saturday into sunday temperatures in the mid to upper 60s. not just here in the south bay. look at this. just one degree of separation between san jose and san francisco, as we head throughout your saturday. then by sunday temperatures drop off a little bit more substantially in the south bay. excuse me, in the san francisco area than we were expecting in the south bay. that's because we're going to see a little bit of an onshore flow return to the bay area. let's talk about what's coming your way for next week. there's a definite tie between the wet weather down in glendale, arizona, right now, and the storm system that's going to impact us. this is actually a big ridge of high pressure. we have clockwise rotation. let me set this in motion for you. saturday, 7:00 a.m. still getting the wet weather down there. then game time looking good. in fact for all the pregame festivities, by noon nice and clear. that's all because of an area of low pressure that's going to impact us and bring us rainfall next week. what i really love to show you whenever we get these systems, there's an atmospheric river tap. for us that means we're going to see rich moisture pass through the bay area. i stopped that clock for you, and this is a week from today, which is why i'm really kind of nervous about how much rain we're going to get. i really hope that things will stay as they are right now, maintain. the organization that we're expecting, i stopped the clock for you friday 8:00 p.m. still getting the rich moisture across the bay area looking good for wet weather up and down the peninsula, as well as down in the south bay, all the way as we head throughout next week. then the big deal is as we head throughout your sunday still getting some rainfall so i think we're going to tally up some significant totals. maybe 1 to 2 inches in the south bay, potentially an inch and a quarter to 2 inches in the north bay, and 2 to 4 inches in the higher elevationoffs the north bay. hopefully, this will stay as it is. we'll let you know if anything changes. we're still going with a shadow on groundhog day. our friend phil will be popping out of his hole as he does once a year and he gets a lot more credibility, a lot more press than any of us meteorologists and he's an honorary meteorologist, sometimes he chaks out there because it's so cold. i think he's going to see his shadow this year. >> well, he doesn't have more credibility in our eyes. >> yes, of course. good point. we'll be right back. mike you know today in california, this honors the life of this guy, fred. at the time a 23-year-old american citizen, he challenged the u.s. government's internment of japanese americans in world war ii. he was tried and convicted, and then in 1983 it was overturned. a fascinating story, and george takei is the key note speaker for the fifth annual celebration today in san francisco, starting at 7:30. you'll remember mr. takei as the helmsman on the oerm star trek. mr. spock was the man who did this thing, the live long and prosper, and this is rock then also paper and scissors. also san carlos holds its finals tonight from 6:30 to 7:00 at central middle school. this is one amongst many fun events as part of their family game night and their week of the family. here's an unbelievable robot i found on youtube. it's fascinating. if that's what you're into you're a geek like me. many people turn to me and say, he's a geek. if you say she's geeky, let me point to she's geeky. a conference in town hall. it's a conference for women geeks of all time they network, learn, inspire, and have fun in general. a place for women in science, technology engineering, and math fields to geek out in a noncompetitive environment. the agenda is evolving. they're making it up as they go along. that makes for a fun weekend in progress over all, enjoy it gals. >> gal, singular. >> lost and found, social media reunited a fresno man with a part of his past. >> fresno meteorologist anthony bailey lost his high school ring 15 years ago. proud graduate of fresno's hoover high he was on the football team and student government. he lost the ring while attending a college awards ceremony in hayward. soon after a local woman found him but she could not find bailey until she went onto facebook. >> i'm also really happy that she didn't just toss the ring out, because she could have tossed it out or gave it away. it says hoover high has no significance to her. she lives in the bay area. i was really overjoyed she took a moment to keep it and hold on to it for 15 years, the was unbelievable. >> 15 years. he says the ring does bring back a lot of great mmemories and the whole adventure has put him back in touch with a lot of old high school students as well. >> 15 years is a long time to hold on to something of someone else's. hopefully we'll have more heart warming stories like that. we'll be right back. if you're hosting a super bowl party this weekend, you haven't figured out the menu you might wonder what food you want to have. if you want the most popular food have -- >> buffalo wings? >> no. >> no it's not. believe it or not, it's vegetables which topped the list of the most popular foods eating on super bowl sunday. that has been the case for some 30 years. of course salty snacks alcohol, chicken wings, the aforementioned, and pizza see a spike in sales. pizza hut expects to deliver 2 million pizzas with 1700 orders coming in every minute. get those in ahead of time. >> people buy the vegetables and nobody eats them. have a great weekend. ♪ >> stand by billy and kit. stand by camera two. we're live in five, four, three, two, one. >> whoa. we are pumped up pumped up and ready to go. phoenix, game two of our super bowl special "access hollywood live." >> i'm billy bush. >> i'm kit hoover. >> we have the patriots cheerleaders here. hey, girls. how are you? >> looking good ladies. >> a lot of action here. all right. s we're bringing the poms down. we're bringing the poms down a little. we settled the poms. so much going on in this town right now. it's very exciting. kit,

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