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♪ right now at 11:00, here we go again. after a sunny and warm start of the week, we are going to wake up to a big change in the morning. you can see it on the radar, get ready for a wet thursday. let's get right to average chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri. >> that rain will be coming in pretty quick, right now, that storm system is just offshore, and along with that of the rain and chance for some hail and strong storms, talk about a cold blast of air. temperatures talking 20-25 degrees colder than what we had to start this week. right now, stream rainfall

developing near the coastline, i don't see anything developing for us until 6:30 in the morning in the north bay, right near san francisco, and as we mentioned, with that rain will we will see a thunderstorm chance, small hail, low snow for the bay area with a dusting of sierra snow and dust up. kirkwood going to 13 and inches through friday, four inches truck he, south lake tahoe, and look at that starts from auburn to plaster ville. how much rain coming up in about 20 minutes. >> we will see you shortly. also tonight, people down in big sur are hunkering down. look at this, part of highway 1 collapsed in monterey county, forcing the road to close. that closure is near the famous bixby bridge. today, an evacuation warning was issued for the community south of the pusher. so, right at big sur. they asked people to get out before the last convoy at 6:00 p.m., so, hundreds of people

chose to wait it out. >> under this specific scenario, all of the information we are being given is that convoys went to resume on saturday morning, and that this is just, essentially 48 hours. >> caltrans says the road is stable for now, but you can see crews are laying on asphalt today, dwight in the northbound lane in case the road or roads further. now, as this rain rolls in we invite you to stay with us for the very latest. our morning to you will be tracking the storm. we are life, beginning at 5:00 a.m., for the latest on weather and traffic. now to tie one, where the situation remains director that seven point magnitude earthquake. search and rescue teams hard at work, trying to free people from the rubble. it is now thursday morning there, and we just received new information within the last hour or so. right now, 100 and when people remain trapped, 46 people are missing. the death toll is holding at nine, but we are told over 1000 people were injured.

tonight, more stories are emerging from taiwan. one of the first flights, first earthquake survivors arrived at sfa. he talked to passengers who were there with that quake hit. so, tom, what are they telling you? >> good evening, just, they are telling us what you would expect to hear, from that. they were really scared, they never felt anything like it, they are counting their blessings tonight that their loved ones are okay. >> passengers on china airlines flight arrived at sfo at 7:00 sharp tonight, some of them still shaken by the experience of writing up the big one. two who talk to us said they were home with family in and near taipei city when it happened without warning. >> because i live on the 22nd floor. it is really horrible. yakima all of the things fell down. yeah. but unfortunately all my family are sick. >> i was not at the center of

the earthquake, but it was definitely a little terrifying. >> reporter: jennifer was in her building, and after checking with immediate family she began to worry about loved ones closer to the epicenter. >> i had a friend at the epicenter, but i was able to check in with them, they are good. >> you are shooting your show today? >> reporter: danielle chang, who was born in taipei and grew up in palo alto experienced it today too. >> we were here right at the earthquake hit. >> she was filming an upset for her pbs series asian culture on the scene, when the shaking began to occur. >> reporter: initially it was pretty terrifying, the rumbling was unlike anything i had ever experienced in the area earthquake. >> reporter: the shaking, more violent than the area's 1989 earthquake, she says, and her family and friends back home in new york city and in the bay area worried about whether she was affected by it. >> my phone was blowing up with

people, wondering, you know, how we are doing. but we went on with our film shoot and we are still heading down. >> reporter: she travels through some of the hardest hit areas in the next few days, with concerns about indigenous people living in isolated villages closest to the epicenter. >> we will have to drive around the south of the island to reach our filming destination. there's a lot of indigenous populations. >> a lot of people sharing those worries with danielle chang, worried about what search and rescue teams will find. once they do reach those remote villages. we are live at sfo, tom jensen, nbc, bay area news. >> tim, thank you. a thought for us in the bay area, look at what happened here with a seven point or earthquake hit here. hayward is one of the areas considered one of the most a spotlight. seismologist have estimated it

will produce a 6.27 or greater earthquake within the next 12 years. people who live near the fault say, they prepare as much as possible with extra supplies and make sure their homes are stable as possible. but experts say taiwan is a sobering reminder for us that even strict building codes can only do so much. if you have those strict building codes. when you live along a major fault line. >> in california, we may only be 5% fault offset, and 95% off saline. so, they have very good building codes, but when the fault goes through the building there's not much you can do. >> reporter: the state office of emergency services says it has prepared a deal with the major quake, noting it has advanced response plans and they shake alert pre-cake quake warning system. but the best thing you can do is make sure you and your family have a plan of euros. new at 11:00 tonight, forced to close out shop. a district is prepared to make up

for a car went right through it. just after 1:00 this afternoon a tie korea on valencia street. they say it started with a possible road rage incident that caused the driver to lose control and then slammed into the restaurant. luckily no one was hurt, the driver took off before police arrived. the car was later found a few blocks away. so far, no rest have been made. a cyber attack has been causing issues in two bay area hospitals. northbay health says it has impacted hospitals in vacaville since monday. patients told our sister station, sacramento, that they have been trying to call the hospital for days, not able to get through. >> when they are feeling good this morning, so, i tried to call them, try to get on their website and couldn't get through, thought it was my internet. i probably called about four or five times, still couldn't get through, so i just decided to try to get seen. >> northbay health says all urgent care clinics are open and accepting all emergency cases. all nonemergency surges a surgery so, they say they are

working to fix the issue and trying to investigate that hack. the race for mayor of san francisco just got more crowded and very spicy. tonight, longtime supervisor, erin peskin confirmed to us, he will run to unseat mayor, london breed. he says his years of experience will serve him well. >> i have a 24 year of career service bringing people together , moving san francisco forward, i have legislative experience that i want to harness that to address the problems that are affecting san francisco on a positive note >> and quick to respond, your breed's reelection campaign manager releasing this fiery response to aaron peskin's may oral run. they say aaron peskin is synonymous with intimidation, dysfunction and literally moving san francisco backwards. if you could go into a lab and construct an individual to

single-handedly destroy all progress in san francisco, he would be at. he is the terminator. come 30 occupying the mayor public office with me also levies accommodating for our local future. >> the nonprofit executive, daniel lori, and former san francisco mayor, darrell, all challenging mayor breed. it is unprecedented, the race to per replace congresswoman, anna, just got more interesting and complicated. >> we have a tie, both santa clara supervisor, just midian, and evan low are tied for 2nd place let's bring in nbc's jocelyn moran, this is a wild story. >> we keep saying it, and this just goes to show that every vote counts in an election when counties get the ballots, they are stacked or maybe the

signatures on sign their ballot and then voters get a chance to correct that ballot. well, someone corrected their on time in san mateo county and that was the difference here. >> it is unheard of, it is unprecedented. >> reporter: assembly member, evan low, is the county supervisor, josie midian, are tied for 2nd place california's congressional district 16 race to replace an issue. here's how it would have worked. the top two candidates from the primary election move on to the november election. you know former san jose mayor, sam liccardo will be on the ballot, but simitian and low both received 32,000 votes. they received parts of santa clara and san mateo county's. both oh low voter turnout. >> a lot of people decided to pass on any one of them, anyone of them could be the difference , had they chosen to vote. >> reporter: during an election, county sometimes received ballot that don't have a signature or the signature

does my not match the one they have on file. so those ballots go through a valid curing process where they have a chance to fix the issue. in san mateo county, they can do so within the 30 day certification period. back we are doing that only up to yesterday, when we received one ballot at about 3:45. that was the last ballot we received, and we reported it today and that was about that certify the election. >> what happened now? this is still an official tie. the results have to get certified and reported to the secretary of state tomorrow, but there could be three candidates on the november ballot. or, low or simitian could request a recount, which they would have to pay for. >> one thing we might consider, they ask me, but they might consider splitting the cost. there's a lot to gain by letting-- with two instead of three. with two you need a majority, with three unit a plurality,

which means the person that gets more than anybody else wins. you are gambling a lot. >> and political analyst, larry gersten pointed out a couple of other things. the rest was split among the other candidates. it is a long list, so those are both the candidate would have to be fighting for, plus voter turnout is expected to be way up in the november general election, so, there are a lot of boat up for grabs. we did reach out to both simitian and low's teams, but they did not provide a comment at this time. >> jocelyn, thank you. the future of the transfer a's remains uncertain. turbulence in oakland, turbulence in las vegas and now a temporary move to sacramento. each day is something new. reportedly the a's officials were in sacramento today to negotiate a temporary move to sutter health park. that is until their las vegas idiom is ready, which would be- - they say, in 2028. yesterday the a's met with

oakland officials at the oakland coliseum, but the rob mayeda by told us after that meeting that they are far from an agreement. now, sutter health park in sacramento is currently home to the giants tripoli affiliates, the river cats. it is a much smaller stadium than the oakland coliseum, and move out of the bay area could cost rob mayeda five $67 million a year in annual broadcast revenue. more changes for the union square area, no more north face. we were day high-end luxury retailers taking its place. bulgari will be moving into the 9000 square foot space in san francisco. north face just closed a few days ago. they are currently located at 200 stockton street, which has signed a long-term lease for that new location. okay, just in, no billion- dollar jackpot winner. after tonight's powerball drawing. that means you have another chance, however, there were two

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>> take a look, talk about a stinky eyesore. los angeles is bringing in some big-time equipment to try and clear this home. covered with mounds of trash, plastic bags, and other garbage, neighbors are dealing with rodent and insect infestations, and a very unpleasant odor. so, the mayor of l.a. ordered city crews to start cleaning this thing up. this property, but neighbors say it has been a long time coming. questions remain about how it got so bad. they say they have been pressuring the city to do something about the trash for more than a year. this is right off ellie's melrose avenue.

it is unclear if anyone still lives in this home, the past decade three citations have been issued against the tenants and owner. so, the mayor and city council members both say they were personally unaware of the problem. >> the first time i heard about this situation with last night. >> it is clear then, obviously this has been an ongoing issue and somebody new about it. >> that is why i said we are tracking that too, but i am not going to track it before i ask. i am going to track it and act at the same time. >> the city officially declared the property a health and safety hazard, allowing crews to start clearing the mess. today they brought in construction equipment, a garbage truck and dozens of workers to clean it all up. >> the medical >> a change in the south bay neighborhood. the crash happened in east san jose on newman boulevard. the record shows that, since 2017, there have been 19 collision at that very intersection. nine involved drivers running

from stop signs. they say a minor was driving this black camaro ramming into a white pickup truck, killing the driver. investigator say the young suspect ran off, but they did arrest him hours later. >> there is enough evidence collected to tie him to the vehicle. >> i feel very terrible. >> the san jose mayor says the city will replace that intersection with a roundabout. construction is set to start next year. >> there's a fight between san mateo county and the city of millbury. it was presented before a judge today. last year the county entered into a contract to buy the lucky to in. the plan was used state project home funds to converted into housing for the homeless, however, the city is suing the sale. it argues the county needs to put up the project for ballot vote. a judge heard arguments from both sides today and decided not to make a decision at this

point. >> it sounds a bit unusual, but man's this is part of an innovative new plan to keep covid at bay. alameda county health leaders are using dogs to detect covid. the dogs can sniff out the virus. health leaders say using dogs is an innovative way to help covid from spreading to high- risk populations like nursing facilities. >> the dogs have been trained to identify volatile organic compounds associated with covid 19. they are able to do 300 people in 30 minutes which is a much faster way than doing antigen test. they worked closely with their trainers and if they identify covid they sit down and wait separate one with trainers to make sure, and then they follow up with the antigen test. >> today, two labradors demonstrated their skills in alameda and no cases of covid were detected during that test run. >> we love those thoughts. let's bring in our chief meteorologist, jeff ranieri to talk about the rain.

let's talk about tomorrow morning. >> i know, pretty fast here with some heavier downpours. not only the chance for some rain but a cold blast of air. make sure to get that heavier jacket out right now. maybe even think me as you head out the door tomorrow morning. let me get you more details on your microclimate forecast and here it is, tomorrow morning 6:30, back at it again with some rain and some heavier downpours that time on our forecast model here when you see the yellow and also orange. so this is 6:30 in the morning from san francisco to spotty showers through san jose, it will move pretty quickly here over the east bay self. peninsula, by 9:00 in the morning and after that through tomorrow afternoon we will see a mix of some sun, clouds and scattered thunderstorm chances. we will really stay with that spotty thunderstorm chance all the way into friday putt forecast. on-again off-again periods of rain. as a storm system slowly moves through northern california. rainfall totals as we head

through tomorrow some parts of the nose north bay starting to pick up on what could be three quarters of an inch in mill valley and then up towards granville, but generally most of us half an inch of range. right total a little bit lower on friday trace amounts to about 6/10 of an inch. so we have the rainfall for the morning, but the other thing is i mentioned that chill. look at these numbers. close to the 30s and the tri- valley tomorrow morning. 41, south bay. 43 and 40s as well for the east bay, san francisco and the north bay. so, we start off chilly and as we head through the day, not much too different. we are going way, way, way back to january here. look at these numbers, 55 in san jose, 52 in gilroy, not too much better for the east bay, 54 in fremont. peninsula, 50 in daly city, to san francisco, also these low to mid 50s and up towards the north bay. oh yes, april. and we have 48 expected in

clearlake. you want this done, i know a lot of you do, we've got heat coming in next week monday, 70s, next thursday we are up to 81. another thing we are watching out for this weekend, shower chances, i have decreased those, a 10% chance on saturday, 25% chance on sunday. we should still be able to see that eclipse on monday as those temps warm up to 72. >> i'm in charge of ordering. a >> yes. >> i have to do that. >> can't use your sunglasses that is right. you are the best. >> i will do that. up next, when we are launching a new service driving those cars, getting your uber eats delivered. we will tell you where and how it works. happening now, speaking of the eclipse, plenty of people are getting ready for what is going to happen on monday in the bay area. we will see a partial eclipse. for moreon when an

new at 11:00 tonight, cost cal now offering customers access to a new weight loss program, which includes prescriptions, popular medications. assist members can subscribe to a program for $179 for 3 months under the program and a clinician would be able to get patients diet and exercise tips. they can also prescribe medications including ozempic

and wic ovi. we have to be clear though, when you subscribed the program it doesn't mean it covers the cost for those prescriptions for the medications or the lab work. weymouth's self driving cars just got a new job delivering for liberty and it could save you a couple of bucks. the partnership launched today, not in the bay area, but done in arizona. some restaurants are in the phoenix area are on eligible for deliveries right now, but the company says that list of restaurants is growing. process standard fees apply, however, customers will not be charged for tips. the litigation set to headline this year's hydration at stanford university. she will deliver an address through the commencement ceremony the spring. she is the cochair of the bill and melinda gates foundation, as well as the founder of pivotal ventures. university says gates was selected because of her dedication to fighting for equality. up next, the giants and

dodgers that he, and we have some fireworks. we will show

okay, quite the show at dodger stadium, sold-out crowd, it's a life commit the museum. >> time to get out there. the giants have had enough. let's take a dodger stadium, plenty of reporters and photographers all documenting show hail connie, but is the giants who are swinging the hot back. a two run single, but the giants were still trailing 4-3. bottom of the seventh, here you go. here is shohei ohtani, first home run as a dodger. a crushing solo shot off of rogers. 50,000 on their feet, dodgers win 5-4 they sweep the series, the giants are 2-5, but they are coming home, the home opener friday afternoon at oracle park against the padres. well, the rob mayeda five

could be the sacramento a's as far as we know, but they announced a policy here. picture, roster plane came over from the giants and looked great, give up just one run. but the rob mayeda 54 down 1-0. they had a chance, two out, bottom of the ninth, runners-up bottom of the third, ryan strikes out. a's