phoenix will most likely get close to 90 degrees on tuesday. if they hit 90, this will be the earliest they hit 90 in the year. the other earliest was february 24th. we'll have to see if that happens. the conditions are right for temperatures to keep warming up with sunshine, showery in the pacific northwest. the eastern two-thirds of the country is all about the cold. the arctic air settling, temperatures in the teens and 20s. in the northeast it's as warm as it will get today. we'll sink in the mid to upper >>> hey, good saturday morning to you. meteorologist anthony slaughter here. we have a high surf advisory in effect for today. if you're headed to the beach, keep in mind we're looking at waves anywhere from 10 to 15 feet. fog out there this morning, temperatures in the 40s and 50s. 42 for the north bay. later this afternoon, we'll get rid of the fog, continue to see warm sunshine, back into the low 70s for our inland valley. at the coastline, east bay and peninsulaa. this warming trend stays. >>> still to come, forget valentine's day tomo

we may see records in san francisco, fresno, reno, las vegas, phoenix. the rest of the country, icy mix in the northeast. cold and snowy around the great lakes. out west, fantastic with showers in the pacific >> and that's your latest weather. >> al, thanks. >>> coming up, winter spreading. the phenomenon -- remember manspreading? now winter spreading. we'll explain. it happens at restaurants. you know who you are. >>> also, a special rossen reports experiment on awarding children who didn't necessarily win anything. >> good morning. i'm jeff rossen. when i was growing up, you only got trophies for winning games. today, you know kids are getting trophies for participation and perfect attendance. today, a new social experiment, how would you react if a couple of kids ran into a restaurant with the participation trophies? their dad said they didn't deserve it. would you defend the dad ♪ give me miles, lots of miles, ♪ under starry skies above. ♪ ♪ don't fence me in. ♪ let me fly any time, ♪ any airline that i love, ♪ don't fence me in. ♪ gi

a little windy but dry. 86 in phoenix. sunday rain returns. light showers from texas through ohio valley and still warm in the northeast. temperatures >>> some spotty rain moving through the bay area this morning. it's been very hit-or-miss, and in some spots where we do see the rain, it lasts for about ten minutes, then moves on. temperatures are still cool. we have some breezy winds and looking at highs today that will be reaching into the mid 60s and the peninsula and south bay 63 degrees. camera shaking around in the east bay. up to 60 today. 63 in the tri-valley. in the north bay, a high of 59 degrees. and that's your weekend forecast. >>> if only the founding fathers had explained through hip hop in your high school history class? that is what they are doing in "hamilton". since the next available tickets are sometime in the next millennium we brought out a star today. >> went on to start the first private orphanage here in new york city. so incredible. i was reading about you and to learn that this is your broadway debut. you basically

tomorrow, we're expecting that sunshine to continue in the southwest. 82 in l.a. 79 in phoenix. the eastern half of the country, if you are flying or driving, it is going to be a real nightmare. windy and snowy. could be almost blizzard like conditions in the u.p. of michigan and parts of the upper great lakes. icy mix in northern new england and risk of strong storms along the mid-atlantic coast tomorrow and down to the southeast. western third of country looking good. >>> good morning. we have sunshine and slowly warming temperatures. we're right in the low 50s now in san francisco, the east bay and peninsula. looking at highs this afternoon topping out in the 70s, and this is well above average. all of this sunshine and a light wind in san francisco look for a high of 71 degrees, 74 in the east bay, while the south bay today is up to 75 degrees, the north bay 73. also 74 in the tri-valley, our temperatures continue to climb as we go into the next several days. >> that's your latest weather. savannah? >> al, thank you so much. >>> emmy winner debra messing is a new york city d

by friday, it's 60 in denver. 85 in phoenix. los angeles, 87. san francisco, a high of 66 degrees. that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happenin >>> we keep the well above temperatures after a cool start now in the north bay. it is 51 degrees in san francisco. expect a high of 73 degrees in the north bay and san francisco. the east bay looking at 76 degrees, and 78 degrees today in the tri valley with all that shine. we will gradually start to see more clouds moving in, but not before reaching 79 degrees today in the south bay, and some slightly cooler temperatures the rest of the work week. ? why you might want to delete the facebook app and get it online instead. >>> one of the world's largest cruise ships now abandoning its journey after being battered off north carolina. passengers are asking why they were 72% of women say they often make healthy choices. but up to 90% fall short in getting key nutrients ... ... from food alone. let's do more. add one a day women's ... ...complete multivitamin. with vitamin d and calcium to help support bone health. one a da

known incident last year where a major security breach occurred outside last year's super bowl in the phoenix area. steven stock also sits down exclusively with the nation's former homeland security secretary tom ridge. >> unfortunately, in a 9/11 world, it is all about managing the risk to the extent you possibly can. so you can never be so self-assured that nothing is going to happen. >> tonight, our investigative team shows you how these intelligence experts are using new it techniques developed right here in the bay area to try and stop an attack before it it even starts. that story tonight in our special report on nbc news at 11:00. if you have a tip for our investigative unit, give us a call at 8888-996-tips or send us an e-mail to theunit@nbcbayarea.com. >>> happening today, perhaps for any championship team is a trip to the white house. that's where the warriors are headed. president obama will welcome every member of last season's championship team. even david lee who is now playing with the boston celtics. warriors fans have not forgotten the cavs to win the title back in june. the

incident last year where a major security breach happened outside of last year's super bowl in the phoenix area. senior investigative reporter steven stock also sits down exclusively with the nation's homeland security secretary tom ridge. >> unfortunately in a 9/11 world it's all about managing the risk to the extent that you possibly can. you can never be so confident, so self-assured that nothing is going to happen. >> tonight, our investigative unit is going to show you how these intelligence experts are using new techniques that have been developed right here in the bay area to try and stop any attack before it it even starts. that's tonight in our special report at 11:00. you have a tip for our investigative unit, give us a call at 1-888-996-tips. send us an e-mail to theunit@nbcbayarea.com. >>> san francisco police chief wants to reintroduce the idea of equipping officers with stun guns. "the chronicle" reports told the police commission he'll include proposing tasers next week. the review was ordered mostly in response to a deadly police shooting in december. at the time, suggested

enforcement officers inside the perimeter of one of the security zones there at the super bowl in the phoenix area. he wasn't committing any crime and, therefore, could not be detained. but that's why security is especially tight this year here in this bay area for super bowl 50. our investigative unit gained exclusive access to behind the scenes at the reelg regional intelligence center based in san francisco. we got to meet the federal agent who developed this specialized data analysis tool to help agents focus on legitimate terrorist threats and to help law enforcement neutralize those threats before they happen. we alsoed to washington, d.c., and sat down exclusively with the nation's first secretary of homeland security, tom ridge. who told us things. one, there could never be 100% assurance that there will not be a terrorist event. number two, he there needs to be more cooperation and sharing of information by federal agents with local law enforcement even. and number three, former secretary ridge says anyone going to events in the coming days here in the bay area needs to be ready to w

watch list was actually seen inside the perimeter of one security zone at last year's super bowl in the phoenix area. and all eyes will be on the lookout for similar suspects this time around. >> so knowing where our known terrorists are at is critical to us. >> do you worry they were scoping it out in phoenix? >> you never know. it's hard to say how far planning is. here's the turn. back when we're dealing with al qaeda, would see plans that they are thinking on decade level. the folks we're seeing now are thinking on minute level. they are ready to roll at a short period of time. often times the first indicator that somebody is going to do something bad is they tell someone. >> according to this national threat assessment by the fbi and homeland security, unsuccessful entry attempts into. large events have been tried before, including at that soccer stadium in paris. and because of that, this assessment says the most vulnerable targets are in public spaces outside these venues. that's why law enforcement says it's imperative for the public to report suspicious activity that they might see. th