>> reporter: hi, this is jeff rossen with nbc news. just want to know if you can tell me where our location is on your computer? >> showing 4641 west south road. >> reporter: that's not here. >> absolutely not. that's about a quarter mile away. >> reporter: at the time federal officials promised to fix it. so we just tried again. this time in colorado. i'm wondering if you can tell me on your screen right now where it says i am. >> 66th place and dover street. >> that is crazy. >> reporter: where is that? >> that's got to be almost 16 blocks away. >> reporter: 16 blocks away. and to make this even more crazy, that's the emergency dispatch center. we're in the police department. it's across the hall from where that dispatcher is sitting. >> yes. >> reporter: what do you make of this? >> when it comes to public safety, when we need to save lives, we cannot have this gap. >> reporter: this is life and death. >> this is life and death. >> reporter: the fcc says by 2021 all wireless carriers must give more accurate location data, but that's

>> reporter: hi, this is jeff rossen with nbc news. just want to know if you can tell me where our location is on your compute south road. >> reporter: that's not here. >> absolutely not. that's about a quarter mile away. >> reporter: at the time federal officials promised to fix it. so we just tried again. this time in colorado. i'm wondering if you can tell me on your screen right now where it says i am. >> 66th place and dover street. >> that is crazy. >> reporter: where is that? >> that's got to be almost 16 blocks away. >> reporter: 16 plock away. and to make this even more crazy, that's the emergency dispatch center. we're in the police department. it's across the hall from where that dispatcher is sitting. >> yes. >> reporter: what do you make of this? >> when it comes to public safety, when we need to save lives, we cannot have this gap. >> reporter: this is life and death. >> this is life and death. >> reporter: the fcc says by 2021 all wireless carriers must give more accurate location data, but that's still years away. the f

jeff rossen, nbc news, new york. >>> coming up, it's something that hasn't happened in over 25 years, but a lot of working moms will relate to this big announcement. >>> and amazon prime is raising its prices. how much more you'll have to pay. >>> she's going to be a working mom who just so happens to have a country to run. new zealand's prime minister, jacinda ardern, announced she's pregnant with her first child. she'll be the first world leader to give birth in office since pakistan's benazir bhutto in 1990. ardern says she will take six weeks of leave although her country allows up to 22 weeks. the deputy prime minister will fill in for her. ardern's partner plans to be a stay-at-home dad. >>> amazon is hiking prices for prime customers who pay by the month. the fee will jump about 18% from $10.99 to $12.99 a month. if you pay annually, your rate stays at $99 a year. the company gave no specific reason for the monthly price increase but says it continues to invest in making prime even more valuable for members. >>> and surf's up, way up, in the west. monster waves triggered by hig

jeff rossen, nbc news, washington >>> coming up here tonight, it was music's biggest night, but many are feeling left out of the celebration. the growing uproar over the grammys. and, woops, why tickets to tomorrow night's state of the union have to be reprinted. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. ♪ >>> we're back now with a backlash over last night's grammy awards. even on a night filled with messages about women's empowerment, nearly all of the top winners were men. now the president of the recording academy is raising eyebrows with his response to the backlash. nbc's anne thompson has all of the details. >> reporter: white roses on the red carpet symbolize gra

nbc national investigative correspondent jeff rossen has the exclusive in tonight's "rossen reports." >> reporter: it's a winter travel nightmare, planes skidding off runways, not to mention passengers stranded. just this month more than 18,500 flights canceled because of winter weather. now new technology to fix all that. heated runways. and tonight we're getting an exclusive look. the runway is made of special concrete embedded with electrodes. turn on the power, and the runway heats up. so you're saying if i grab some snow from over here, it should melt the snow? >> yep, right away. >> reporter: grab some snow. you ready? throw it down. here we go. there it is. right on impact, you can already see it melting. >> yep. >> reporter: it's bubbling. you see that? >> it's melting right away. it's a very powerful system. >> reporter: watch it up close. the snow turning to water in seconds. how hot does this pavement get? >> we can check with our thermal gun right away. if you just have it here. it's 62 degrees fahrenheit. >> reporter: 62 degrees. let's test it over here where it's not hea

>> all right, jeff rossen reporting. helping us all out in a very cold new york city. >>> speaking of cold, seven-day forecast. by the end of the week, cooler temperatures. highs dipping into the 50s later this week. we've got some lighter rain tomorrow into tuesday morning. second storm, thursday. and snow levels may be close to 4,000 feet on friday. and then more rain. do it on sunday that looks like january. >> it does. it finally starts to look like the time of year. >> maybe a dusting on mt. hamilton. thanks for joining us. we've got more news in half an hour for you. hope you can join us then. >>> tonight after the panic in about a ballistic missile attack as many ask why it took so long to cancel that alert. >> the runway cliff-hanger. remarkable scenes as a jetliner goes over the edge, almost plunging into the sea. >>> how the car is quickly becoming a command center. we'll take a look into the future of driverless cars and beyond. and the queen opens up about the rocky ride to her coronation so many years ago an

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keeping you happy and healthy this new year. >> well, that was jeff rossen reporting. do you want to know what time of day gyms are actually the cleanest? after calling gyms around the country, jeff and his team found out most gyms are cleanest right when they open and right before lunch. that's because most cleaning crews sweep through after the morning rush. so as you head out the door to this gym on this saturday, there is some good info for you. >>> all right. the bay area apparently has a lot of talent. people are hoping to be the next big thing, lined up yesterday at the san jose convention center to auto ddition for a spot on "america's got talent." it will be the 13th season for the hit show. >> i'm going to be singing a capella. >> i really want to have fun and show people that you're never too old to have fun and follow your dreams. and kind of put yourself out there. >> "america's got talent" airs during the summer here on nbc bay area. if you missed out, your next chance is february 3rd in los angeles. >>> we have much more ahead on "today in the bay,". com

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jeff rossen has the latest. >>> and kim kardashian >>> good morning. it's 7:26. let's get right to nbc 10 for your forecast. >>> good morning. temperatures out there still a bit chilly to start. we're at 28 in allentown. philadelphia at 33. 32 in atlantic city. things are looking good as we start to warm up. clear conditions for the southern half of the viewing area. sunny to mostly sunny conditions. look at this temperature rise as we go throughout the afternoon. 41 at 10:00 a.m. low to mid 50s with breezy conditions and that sunshine. >> all right. thank you, crystal. >>> inves gators are looking for the cause of a house fire that killed one person and injured to firefighters. you can see crews from several fire companies responded. the injured firefighters are in the hospital. and we are working to find out their conditions this morning. authorities have not identified the person who died in the fire. it's not quite an invasion from the north, this vikings fan is in town for tomorrow's game with the eagles. breaking tradition by serving green st. patrick's day

>> reporter: hi, this is jeff rossen with nbc news. just want to know if you can tell me where our location is on your computer? >> showing 4641 west south road. >> reporter: that's not here. >> absolutely not. that's about a quarter mile away. >> reporter: at the time federal officials promised to fix it. so we just tried again. this time in colorado. i'm wondering if you can tell me on your screen right now where it says i am. >> 66th place and dover street. >> that is crazy. >> reporter: where is that? >> that's got to be almost 16 blocks away. >> reporter: to make that even more crazy, that's the emergency dispatch center. we're in the police department. it's across the hall from where that dispatcher is sitting. >> yes. >> reporter: what do you make of this? >> when it comes to public safety, when we need to save lives, we cannot have this gap. >> reporter: this is life and death. >> this is life and death. >> reporter: the fcc says by 2021 all wireless carriers must give more accurate location data, but that's still years away. t

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nbc news investigative correspondent jeff rossen has tonight's "rossen reports." >> reporter: tonight delta is cracking down, issuing new rules for passengers with emotional support animals. people bringing pigs on flights, even ducks and kangaroos. the airline reporting an 84% speak in animal incidents including urination, defecation and biting. >> often it's about the money because one way to travel with a pet on some airlines can be up to $600, but if that animal is designated as an emotional support animal, it gets to come with you for free. >> reporter: so experts say in recent years more and more people are cheating the system, getting certified online for an emotional support pet without any proof. i tried it in the past. what type of animal do you have? dog. getting my esa certification in just minutes. and boom, there it is. based on your responses, you are a good candidate for an emotional support animal. great. then they e-mail this official letter from a real mental health professional. and before you know it, i'm flying with rory. my producer lindsey did it, too. with a p

jeff rossen has some important tips to keep your family safe. >> good morning. this is an primportant one. it's called the silent killer for a good reason. over 10,000 people every year and this month has been especially dangerous. dozens of people poisoned by the gas. the worst part, they had no idea they were breathing it in. no warning at all. this morning we're about to show you how to protect your family. just days ago a terrifying scene in new jersey. >> we can't take the batteries out. >> carbon monoxide flooding this apartment building killing a teenage girl, poisoning 41 others. tragedy in arizona too. this couple and two of their kids died while vacationing in this cabin. authorities suspect carbon monoxide was to blame. and in this church and iowa, 15 poisoned from carbon monoxide. and these cases common. in fact, most deadly carbon monoxide leaks happen inside our homes. >> try this house right here. >> to show you the danger, we teamed up with retired st. paul minnesota fire marshall steve zucker to see if they have carbon monoxide. >> do you find t

nbc's jeff rossen got access inside to show you what happens in a real emergency. >> reporter: the alert sent an entire state into panic. >> a missile may impact on land or sea within minutes. >> reporter: and on phones, this daunting message, "seek immediate shelter. this is not a drill." hawaiians and tourists running for cover. >> in my head i thought this is it. something bad is about to happen and i could die. >> reporter: these people huddled in a closet, but that alert was a false alarm. >> i accept responsibility for this. this is my team. we made a mistake. >> reporter: every state has an emergency alert system, meant to warn you about imminent threats like missile attacks, terror attacks, severe weather, shelter in place alerts, and amber alerts, and it's been used more than 33,000 times across the country, but after this weekend's mistake, the chairman of the fcc saying false alerts undermine public confidence and reduce their effectiveness during real emergencies. now, officials are trying to reassure americans, but how well does the system work? to show you, we've come here

today jeff rossen is here to help us from spreading germs to our co-workers. hello, jeff. >> because in the office you hear people sneezing and it's disgusting and people still come to work. that's why so many of you write to me asking about germs in your offices, wondering how germy yours are, these people over here. test offices, you told me so this morning i'm listening for good reason. according to a study, at least 26% of americans admit that they go to work sick. most of them men, by the way. so our handy germ meter is back. the germ meter is back. you guys favorite. no holds barred hees here at 30 rock. savannah and hoda even let me inside their dressing rooms, big mistake, and the results speak for themselves. the phone, the keyboard the bacteria. and when your co-worker sneezes, listen to this researchers at m.i.t. found the smaller drops from a sneeze could land up to 26 feet away. gross! so how gross is our office? that's right, we're testing ourselves here at nbc headquarters. okay. this is my office right here. welcome to my office. i get right to

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today jeff rossen is here to help us from spreading germs to our co-workers. hello, jeff. >> because in the office you hear people sneezing and it's disgusting and people still come to work. that's why so many of you write to me asking about germs in your offices, wondering how germy your co-workers are, these people over here. test offices, you told me, so this morning i'm listening for good reason. according to a study, at least 26% of americans admit that they go to work sick. most of them men, by the way. so our handy germ meter is back. the germ meter is back. you guys favorite. no holds barred here. we're swapping our offices here at 30 rock. savannah and hoda even let me inside their dressing rooms, big mistake, and the results speak for themselves. the phone, the keyboard, the bacteria. and when your co-worker sneezes, listen to this, researchers at m.i.t. found the smaller drops from a sneeze could land up to 26 feet away. gross! so how gross is our office? that's right, we're testing ourselves here at nbc headquarters. okay. this is my office right h

. >> in the cold, that was nbc jeff rossen reporting. this was earlier today in pacifica. it is phenomenal. you get the sound and the mist in your face. if you are going out there, be safe. >> turning my back on an ocean to catch a wave once and you never forget. you are not expecting. we are going to be seeing those wave heights stay high until tuesday. strong storms out to our west could bring higher swells later in the week. right now 6-7 wave heights offshore. 25 to 30 feet here from windy offshore. and that pushes the wave energy off the coast. watch what happens wednesday and thursday. those wave heights might be higher than what we are seeing to start the week. we could see more high surf advisories later on in the week. short-term, our main weather concerns, patchy area and mist fogs. now rain between your morning to about 3:30 in the afternoon, nothing there. the weather models have backed off in the timing holding off most of the measurable rainfall. highs tomorrow, low 60s around san jose. 50s to 60s. upper 50s around the peninsula. cooler to san francisco into

jeff rossen is here with some important warning signs. all these things we need to know. >> we get e-mails every, single day. think how many hundreds we get. it's a new year, that means there's new e-mail scams out there. hackers are trying to get your private information, get inside your computer. most of the time we invite them in by accident. it can be as simpls and, boom, they have full access to your entire life. so many of you write to me asking, what are the warning signs to look for? how do i know a real e-mail from a fake e-mail? i have the anxioswers, revealin the top red flags that could be in your in box right now. >> that's scary. >> reporter: they look so real. >> my husband is in i.t. security. i'm in so much trouble. >> reporter: e-mails from companies you know and trust. in their reality, they're fi sophisticated scams. experts say there are warning signs. we're about to show you the red flags to look out for. we're about to show you how hard they are to spot. and to do that, we've come outside our nbc headquarters in new

jeff rossen is here with some important warning signs. all these things we need to know. >> we get e-mails every, single day. think how many hundreds we get. it's a new year, that means there's new e-mail scams out there. hackers are trying to get your private information, get inside your computer. most of the time we invite them in by accident. it can be as simple as opening an e-mail sometimes. and, boom, they have full access to your entire life. so many of you write to me asking, what are the warning signs to look for? how do i know a real e-mail from a fake e-mail? i have the anxioswers, revealin the top red flags that could be in your in box right now. >> that's scary. >> reporter: they look so real. >> my husband is in i.t. security. i'm in so much trouble. >> reporter: e-mails from companies you know and trust. in their reality, they're fi sophisticated scams. experts say there are warning signs. we're about to show you the red flags to look out for. we're about to show you how hard they are to spot. and to do that, we've come out

coming up, jeff rossen puts his germ-o-meter to test at the office to see how much bacteria you might encounter at work. opening doors with my feet lately. >> i'm afraid to have the germ-o-meter here at our desk. >>> cape may, new jersey, beach avenue. looks pretty. >> always pretty down the shore. i bet it's cold. >> clouds all around, cold. we have seen a few light snow showers overnight boarding on flurries. light stuff, just moving offshore. the last flurries moving through ocean city and strathmore right now. we'll be dry for the rest of the day, but cold. 28 degrees right now with the case loads over philadelphia. sunshine on the way. we'll warm into the upper 30s. the wind that's blowing this morning, it's going to make it feel below freezing. new jersey, sunshine breaking through the clouds. 24. feels like 17 at 8:00 want then upper 20s the feels-like temperatures at 2:00 in the afternoon. bright, sunny skies. that steady breeze. and you'll see it in delaware, too. sunny skies ahead. we will see temperatures climb into the middle 30s by lunchtime. that steady wind is going to

jeff rossen is on eastern long island. he's got some simple hacks. hey, jeff. >> hey, guys. good morning. we're out in the storm. we have a lot of tips to get through. this is all cheap, inexpensive stuff you have laying around your house that you can use to survive this storm. let's get right to it. >>> let's get right to it. i want to start with protecting your car. did you know kitty literal can help protect your car. we're not talking about any kitty literal. you want silica crystals. you want it to look like this. blue and white crystals. that kind of cat literal. believe it or not, it absorbs moisture. take random socks you have laying around the house. lay them down. put the kitly litter inside. tie the top. come over to your car. since it absorbs moisture. get on in here. you can actually will defog the windows really quickly or if you don't want to be weird by your friends, you can take it and stick it under your seat. this stuff is so powerful to absorb moisture. it will actually work for days to defog all of your windows. really, really really cool. here's somethi

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this morning on the "today" show jeff rossen looks into the personal information that is being stored on your fitness tracker and whether that information is [ inaudible ]. he has a demonstration with a cyber security expert and all the answers you need to know if you have one of these devices or you know someone who does. that's coming up on the "today" show which starts at 7:00 right after "today in the bay." >>> happening today, the mayor of cupertino will deliver his state of the city address. mayor darcy paul is set to speak at 11:30 at quinn land community center. >>> happening today, we will get an overview of the security plan for the super bowl. the big game kicks off this sunday and security is expected to be at an all time high. the secretary of homeland security will join law enforcement officials today for a news conference. they will lay out the public safety plans for u.s. bank stadium and the greater minneapolis area where tens of thousands of people are expected to attend the games and festivities. you can watch the eagles and patriots facing off in super bowl right h

jeff rossen gets an inside look at how it works. >> grab some snow. are you ready? i'm going to throw it down. here we go. all right. so here it is. right on impact you can already see it melting. >> yep. >> it's bubbling. do you see that. >> it's melting right away, it's a very powerful system. >> wow. >> you can catch the full story coming up next on the "today" show. it's in about an hour at 7:00 right after "today in the bay." >>> 5:57 right now. happening today, it's the start of cenimark's oscar program. >> they will present all nine of the oscar nominated best picture films. they are air all nominated best live action and animated shorts. you can buy a festival pass for $35 to watch all of the films next week or also enjoy the nominees on a single film bases at regular admission price. >>> well, we are now also less than two weeks away from the pyeongchang olympics 2018 version and the olympic village ready to welcome the athletes. the athlete village in the coastal town of gangneung will stage events. it can accommodate 2400 people. organizers say more than

. >>> and jeff rossen puts our offices to the test. swabbing them for germs. savannah pointed a finger at us. >> can i say something? >> no. >> a lot of people use this office. a lot of people. for example, the weekend crew. >> throw them under the bus. >> sheinelle. maybe dylan. probably craig. really -- >> these are not your germs. >> could be anybody's germs. really anyone. >> gross. >> that's you. i don't use her office. >> here is the purell. i use her office on the weekend. i'm so paranoid. i don't turn the lights on. >> i will say this -- >> what are you doing? >> cleaning the table. >> i love you dearly, but you -- both of you have habits that are a fourth grade boy. you are both dirty and messy. it is widely known you are both dirty and messy. it is a matter of time. >> i'm messy, not dirty. >> i second that. savannah has a complicated computer. i don't touch her screen. >>> still to come on "today," life-saving information to protect your family from the flu. we have information as the season is getting worse. >>> and the grammys with the me too move

jeff rossen gives you tips for driving in that weather. >>> and kim kardashian revealing her child's new name. >>> and the embarrassing moment when siri takes your love life. >>> good saturday morning to you. here is a live look outside at 5:56. the transamerica pyramid and twinkling lights of san francisco. wow, look how clear it is. you can even see the lights on the golden gate bridge! thanks for joining us. i'm kira klapper. rob mayeda is in with a look at our forecast. >> cold and clear too. >> yes, it is cold. i actually thought there was, like -- ice or something on my windshield. >> possible when you see the temperatures we have outside this morning. maybe not in san francisco. that's the warmest temperature we're seeing at 47 degrees. 41 in san jose. but the valleys this morning, how about 29 in napa right now. >> wow. >> 35 in livermore. so, yes, patchy forecast a possibility for the morning. most places running at least 10 to almost 15 degrees cooler than the same time yesterday. no showers to worry about today. the clouds off to the west, that is the change for tomorrow,

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. >> jeff rossen has teamed up with doctors to give away flu shots. he's riding around manhattan in this pop-up flu mobile. >> these are wheels. we're trying to help people out with northwell health. we've set up the flu mobile here. people are lining up. a lot of people haven't gotten their flu shot yet. we're going to show you all this and show you how easy the shot is to get and to talk to them in a moment. i want to give you the latest facts we've just gotten in. who is most at risk? we are talking about children younger than 5, adults 65 and older. pregnant women and people with chronic conditions including diabetes asthma and cancer survivors are vulnerable this year. and it's been a tragic season for children. so far, this season 30 kids have died from the flu. at this time last you perspective, only 5 children had tied at this point. 13.3 million americans may have the flu right now. think how many people that is and where are they? they're all over the country. 49 states now reporting active flu cases. the only state that is flu-free bottom l

. >> jeff rossen here with a krir cringe-worthy reason for everybody going to the gym. another reason not to work out. >> a story right here. >> i said, jeff, how often are those things ever cleaned? >> like you go to the gym. >> okay. sometimes. it's happened. >> it's happened before! savannah, this one's for you. look, timely, too, because we're in the middle of a vicious flu season. now new concerns you could get sick from going to the gym. doctors say gyms can be a hot bed for bacteria. you're on the machines all sweating. some of you aren't wiping them down after. how many germs are people leaving behind? this morning we break out our hidden cameras and savannah's favorite germ meeter to find out. here is a hint. one of the most popular machines at the gym came back so high, you may stay home today. >> reporter: new year, same resolution. lose weight. >> two more! >> reporter: and get fit. but we discovered men and women sweaty and walking away never wiping the machines down. watch this guy as he gets off the treadmill and doesn't even look back. and this woman. ho

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