pete suratos, nbc bay area news. >>> rain, snow, and yes, a tornado.he national weather service has confirmed a tornado in the area today, showing this video posting a tornado near a road. it happened near tree limbs at an elementary school, but thankfully no other damage. you can track the weather anytime, anywhere with our free nbc bay area up on the left side of the screen, it will take you right to our radar, just point your phone's camera to that code to the weather page. >>> live look in oakland, where we will should be getting a boost from the state to make streets safer. the governor releasing a 10 point action plan that involves caltrans helping with public safety. the mayor of oakland says it will create a safer city, but as nbc area's gia vang reports, it's not enough. >> reporter: businesses, encampments, and trash in oakland, photo after photo showing areas of the city that caltrans will be cleaning up. >> it will be safer for our kids as they are walking to school and clean streets, it will be safer the sense that we will get on housed pe

pete suratos, nbc bay area news. >>> rain, snow, and yes, a tornado. the national weather service has confirmed a tornado in the area today, showing this video posting a tornado near a road. it happened near tree limbs at an elementary school, but thankfully no other damage. you can track the weather anytime, anywhere with our free nbc bay area up on the left side of the screen, it will take you right to our radar, just point your phone's camera to that code to the weather page. >>> live look in oakland, where we will should be getting a boost from the state to make streets safer. the governor releasing a 10 point action plan that involves caltrans helping with public safety. the mayor of oakland says it will create a safer city, but as nbc area's gia vang reports, it's not enough. >> reporter: businesses, encampments, and trash in oakland, photo after photo showing areas of the city that caltrans will be cleaning up. >> it will be safer for our kids as they are walking to school and clean streets, it will be safer the sense that we will get on housed

make sure todownload our nbc bay area app. we will send you breaking news and weather alerts to your phone. >>> san leandro is partially open after a police chase brought the freeway to a halt. this is how it started. apparently, killing inside a pleasanton home triggered a police chase that then turned to the east bay freeway into a parking lot. nbc bay area news jodi hernandez joins us live. what do we know ? it is very unusual for that small enclave. >> reporter: very unusual for pleasanton. police investigators are at the scene. this is where it all started. police are trying to determine what led to the deadly shooting of a mother. issued in the has left a community shaken and caused a chaotic scene on the freeway. >> it is a safe place. a safe neighborhood and a very safe city. >> reporter: the sense of safety unraveled this morning when the son of gunfire broke out in this pleasanton townhome community. >> this morning at around 11:00 am we received a 911 call that there were gunshots in the area of saginaw circle. when

in dublin, tom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> did you enjoy the sunny weather this weekend? it is cloudy. a couple spurts of rain this morning. >> reporter: right now current storm ranger up toward santa rosa a few showers developing also a little as well over st. helena down to about youngsville. all in all any rain fill will add to our rain season with these impressive numbers, 32.6 inches in santa rosa so far this rain even and that is a surplus of 5.53 so with that number right there we are guaranteed at least a 100% and/or better in santa rosa, the rest of the bay area also doing good. coming up we talk more about those rain totals we can expect overnight plus some dry windy weather moving in and we will show you when they get here and how strong those gusts will be in about 15 minutes. all right, thank you jeff. if you'd like to stay update make sure and download our recap and use the camera on your phone to scan the qr code on the left side of your screen. >>> protesting at uc berkeley, jewish students and supporters demanding the school act against advice semitism. h

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in san jose, damien trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> now to our microclimate weather. we can do it the strong winds through the past day or so in the bay area. does appear to be slowing down. this is a live look at san francisco and san jose right there. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is here with us. are we still on track? you and i was hoping for a beautiful weekend. >> the weekend is shaping up for us as we head into saturday and sunday. with all of the wind gusting up, especially in the hills the past day and a half, which has been pretty strong. the wind overall is beginning to decrease. i wanted to get you this latest view of the forecast and also the current winds. still strong gusts up into the central family. mount diablo is dropping to 18 miles per hour, 14 in san jose, 12 in san francisco and 20 in santa rosa. we moved to tonight, by 9:00 p.m., everybody should be below 20 miles per hour. check this out, through tomorrow morning's forecast, continues to decrease, starting off with calm winds right off toward napa. high pressure ensures that saturday and su

nbc bay area's honda -- robert handa joins us. he tells us how the countdown is progressing. >> reporter: workers are scrambling at times at the register of voters parking lot on broker drive as drivers roll in with completed pallets turned in from the 104 vote centers set up throughout the south bay. and there were sporadic streams of voters driving into that same lot to drop off their ballots. there were also voters who walked into the office to hand in their ballot directly but for all the activity the office acknowledges the turnout could and should be more. >> we need people to get out and vote. we are projecting 30 to 45%. >> any reason why the numbers are low? >> i think people wait until the last minute. >> reporter: the registrar says that 18 to 34-year-old category is a lagging. >> this is a good opportunity for them to come out. >> reporter: do you sense any apathy among young voters? >> i think. we are trying to figure out our role in in society. >> reporter: voter lynn thomas said even as a lifelong democrat she says

you can watch it all on nbc bay area. you can now access nbc bay area whatever you want or on roku and other streaming platforms. thank you for joining us. janel is working on your 5:00 janel is working on your 5:00 news next and we are back in "overflowing with ideas and energy." that's the san francisco chronicle endorsing democrat katie porter for senate over all other options. porter is "easily the most impressive candidate." "known for her grilling of corporate executives." with "deep policy knowledge." katie porter's housing plan has "bipartisan-friendly ideas to bring homebuilding costs down." and the chronicle praises "her ideas to end soft corruption in politics." let's shake up the senate. with democrat katie porter. i'm katie porter and i approve this message. >>> things are about to get nasty in the sierra. treacherous conditions as abnormal amounts of snow are set to fall and ski resorts are telling people to stay away. >>> rain is back in the bay area. we are tracking the rain and the snow and have your upda

nbc bay area sky ranger is overhead. this is that international and fourth. you can see this car is smashed up. the fire department just notified us and told us that 13 people are hurt. two of them critically. the 11 have minor injuries so 13 injuries, 11 with minor injuries and two critically. it looks like it is an ac transit bus and this vehicle, that is almost unrecognizable. emergency crews are on the scene right now. again, a car crash involving an ac transit bus and a vehicle at 54th and international boulevard. that intersection is shut down emma we have more information we will bring it to you here. >>> we are going to move on now -- let's have meteorologist rob mayeda come in. >>> some viewers are not getting a subscription they paid for on time and another has a hectic card. nbc bay area response up next. >>> we have the springlike day in the bay area. but you will want that umbrella but you will want that umbrella this weekend. thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase i

janelle wang: this is an nbc bay area news special.ate: a fleet of retired cars bought with taxpayer money finally being moved to get auctioned off after sitting in a south bay parking lot for four years. eugene bradley: people have to hear about this from a news organization. it's just--it's stunning. janelle: hundreds of female prison guards suing the state over how they were treated after they became pregnant. lia mckeown: there is no accommodation. there is no putting you anywhere.

janelle wang: this is an nbc bay area news special.ght with nbc bay area news special. we investigate. a fleet of retired cars bought with taxpayer money finally being moved to get auctioned off after sitting in a south bay parking lot for four years. >> people have to hear about this organization. it is stunning. >>> hundreds of female prison guards sues the state over how they were treated after they became pregnant. >> there is no accommodation. there was no putting you anywhere. >> reporter: san francisco's millennium tower is now shored up and shouldn't lean any further to one side. but new tests show it might be sinking somewhere else

in the east bay, pete suratos, nbc bay area news. >>> thank you.e of oakland's employers have a plan of their own to make downtown save her. the $10 million effort was announced jointly by blue shield of california, the clorox company, kaiser permanente, and pg&e. they say their goal is to make the city safe for everyone, including their employees. that includes extra police patrols, expansion of a city ambassador program and money to pay for transportation for employees to and from central transit hubs. >> we feel it is important, as a company, to be a good corporate citizen and so, when we see oakland having these challenges, we think it is important to try and step up and help the community at a time of need, and so, we are hopeful that this program is not only something that helps our employees feel more safe emma but it really helps oakland get back on the path that we would like to see it on. >> the funds, months after several of the same companies began urging employees not to leave work for lunch, due to safety concerns. >>> a special sendo

. >> nbc bay area's kris sanchez was in the courtroom. she joins us now with a look at what happens next. >> reporter: hi there. so the hearing lasted just about one hour. there were three different motions at play. scott peterson appeared virtually from mule creek state prison. he was dressed in those prison blues. he was there via zoom. the attorneys for the los angeles innocence project were there as well as the stanislaus county district attorney's office. appearing before the san mateo county judge. the hearing was to set a schedule for three different motions. both sides will return to court on april 16th before the judge to determine whether discovery and dnaed. s there's another hearing in may to decide what's next for the additional dna and dna testing that the defense is asking for. and on july 15th the judge will make decisions about all non-dna evidence that the l.a. innocence project is asking for from the stanislaus county district attorney's office and law enforcement. the innocence project says that they requested informat

next on nbc bay area news tonight. headaches for travelers at sfo. protesters calling for a ceasefire in gaza causing some chaos here. >>> also, congress pushing for a bipartisan ban on tiktok. but will it actually happen? we're joined by a media law expert. >>> plus, a mold issue at a housing project for the homeless. after days of questions, we now have some answers. >>> and 10,000 runners headed to oakland this weekend for the annual marathon. but this year, there is a hint of curry. >>> also -- ♪ little boy black ♪ >> the woman who made headlines for becoming the oldest park ranger made headlines with part of a new documentary. >> good evening, this is nbc bay area news tonight. i'm raj mathai. that mold issue in san jose and the big event this weekend in oakland, we'll get to those stories in just a few minutes. we begin, though, with the headaches at sfo. hundreds of protesters calling for a ceasefire descended on the airport this morning. they disrupted the international terminal. no flights were delayed or canceled, but the demonstration did

this is nbc bay area news tonight. i'm raj mathai on this 1st night of march. >>> we've got some dicey weather. let's start with the blizzard in the sierra. we've talked about it here, dangerous, even potentially deadly conditions on the roads. here's the bottom line. just don't go. stay home. go skiing or boarding next week. let's look now near donner pass. interstate 80 shut down in a couple different spots here, near immigrant gap going eastbound and near truckee going westbound. we've just had reports of multiple spinouts which are prompting the closures of i-80. we're already hearing stories of people being stranded. that includes this bus filled with more than 50 people making the trek to tahoe from southern california. the bus driver told us they had no idthe bad weather. >> well, it's beautiful, but it's pretty crazy and it's pretty dangerous. i went from a blowout to now i am stuck at a gas station waiting for tires. >> i think i'd have tuned into the weather report here. nbc's jodi hernandez also in the sierr

welcome to nbc bay area news. i am janelle wang. we have been covering this breaking news story on air and online for the past four hours to do a united airlines flight headed from san francisco to japan loses a tire right after takeoff. the good news is no one was hurt. it is amazing to believe we show you these videos. this is the airplane, united flight 35 taking off from san francisco around 11:30 this morning that it just moments later, you see one of the tires fall off the aircraft did what happened to the large tire? it fell on a car and bounced around and make employee parking lot near san francisco. amazingly, no one was hurt. the tire did come to a rest a few dozen feet away. you see it lying there with caution tape around it. now, let's show you where the parking lot is in relation to the runway. you can see it is just north of the runway, just at the end of the rain right -- runway. the airplane had to be diverted to lax. this is video of it landing safely around 1:15 this afternoon. no problems a very smooth. 249 people

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our nbc bay area skyranger was overhead. police say the two men were shot multiple times in this parking lot of an apartment complex off twin bridge circle. a 67-year-old man died. a second person is in critical condition. police have not released any suspect or car description but say they're checking surveillance cameras throughout the complex. >>> well, is there anti-semitism at uc berkeley? a house committee is now asking the university for a wide range of documents as lawmakers continue to investigate claims of anti-semitism on college campuses. in a letter to uc berkeley leaders, the chair of the house education committee cites a list of incidents on campus. she says the committee has grave concerns about the inadequacy of the school's response to what's been happening. in one incident last month, about 200 protesters surrounded a building where a jewish guest speaker was invited to talk about the israel-hamas war. protesters smashed out windows and doors, you see there, and ultimately got inside. that event was cancel

get our nbc bay area app. that qr code takes you right to the weather page. >>> also tonight, it is popular and they are doing it again. the night markets are back in san francisco's chinatown. night markets were originally meant to be a one-time thing to help kick off last year's big apex summit but last month, we broke the news right here on nbc bay area that the night markets will return. they will now be a monthly event through november. the first one happening right now. nbc bay area's pete joins us live. it looks like it is packed this time, too. the night markets we saw during apec. you can see the large crowds here. benders, businesses, really taking advantage of this moment. it is between the 700 to 900 blocks of grant avenue. they showcase their business to all the customers or residents, locals everywhere coming to check them out. did happen during apec. you have thousands of people coming to this area. to check out this night market. and be chinatown. a $100,000 grant, the civic joy fund enabling t

down load our free nbc bay area app. scan the qr code on the left of your screen. it will take you straight to our radar. >>> today, people gathered for a community celebration and also to draw attention to a troubling annual tradition played by some teenagers. a chase and capture game. nbc bay area kristi smith spoke to community leaders, trying to put a stop to it before spring break. >> i want to welcome all of you. >> mario stood with those who gathered in venicia city park, for a celebration, and raise awareness about a dangerous and unsanctioned activity some teenagers participate in. >> the main purpose of this, because we are very concerned about a game. >> police issued warnings about it. >> freshman kids from high school, they are pretending they are ice agents. >> it takes various forms and what they do is an underground event. >> district says the event involves older students chase younger students through the city and trying to catch them. monica gomez knows how dangerous it can be. in 2022, her teenage son and his friend were walking out of a downtow

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sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >>> crews are battling a brush fire in antioch. sky ranger caught this video overhead. this is near the san joaquin river. this is one mile north of century plaza shopping center where the cosco is. the thick black smoke going into the air. fire crews are at the scene and they said it is about five acres. we will watch this story throughout the evening for you. >>> a beautiful sunny day. a welcome sight for many following all of the rain that we got. from oakland to all the way to san jose, look at that. over the sierra today it was also clear. you can see how much snow they got. this is after that blizzard last week. the storm closed roads leaving drivers stranded. with all of the fresh snow skiers and snowboarders are taking advantage. let's bring in meteorologist rob mayeda to get the latest. now there is another storm that could come this weekend? >> yes. not as extreme as that lizard but probably the best ski conditions of the year so far. and just a complete reversal of that sierra snow pack. at the beginning of the year it w

this is nbc bay area news tonight. i'm raj mathai. mayor matt mahan and jenny cavnar will join us in just a few minutes. >>> but we want to start with our weather. our microclimate forecast. the rain is here. the storm moving across the bay area as we speak. it's also prompted a storm warning in the sierra. that rain has been kind of off and on throughout the day. this is one of our looks and our live cams in san francisco. it's just kind of soupy and misty and wintry out there, even though it's spring. and check this out. fresh snow in the sierra. a lot of it. this camera atop the summit at the mount rose ski resort. let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. you said it was coming, and there it is, jeff. what are you seeing? >> a hard turn after a little bit of sunshine here as we went through yesterday's forecast. and right now on the satellite radar picture, we are seeing the edge of the storm front just to the north of the bay area. that's why things are starting to pick up right now. a close view of storm ranger. so so

you can watch it all beginning tomorrow at 6:00 on nbc sports bay area. pretty cool to see that tomorrow, anthony. >> speaking of extraordinary women. today bay fc wins its first match in history. what was the key t >>> welcome back. i'm anthony flores. a monumental victory. bay fc wins its first-ever match in the national women's soccer league. bay fc in so cal to face angel city. oshoala scores the first goal in bay fc history. the goal keeper, proulx, had a record-tying number of saves in her regular-season debut. but dydasco had the save at the end line. and bay fc wins its inaugural match 1-0 over angel city. >> as a team today, we just told ourselves we're just going to go out and enjoy ourselves and work for each other, which is what we did out there. everybody was working for each other. that's what we're going to do until we get it right. >> this win means everything, really. >> quite inspiring, first win as a franchise, and they won it because they just believed in themselves and had so much passion and a desire to come out on top. a lot of cred

in san francisco, alyssa gord, nbc bay area news. >>> thank you. the bay area is gearing up for tuesday special and primary election. locarno is running for congress. he says no matter how they vote he wants to see as many voters out if possible and helps his volunteers can drum up engagement. >> this is an election certainly were the victor is really going to be reliant on how many people will actually go out and vote. right? especially in march is difficult to galvanize people to vote especially in times like these, so we are really trying to get people engaged and get volunteers out especially making calls to people who haven't voted yet. >> a slow start. the california primary, three months earlier happening on super tuesday but with election days are serious concerns about voter turnout. we set nbc bay area's tom jensen out and he learned only about one in 10 people have cast their ballots. >> according to statistics of the more the 22 ballots that were sent out only about 2 1/2 million have been returned to ballot drop off locations like this

. >>> track this storm and others with our free nbc bay area app. the qr code will take you straight to our radar. point your phone's camera at that code and it will take you to our weather page. >>> san francisco's biggest mall, formerly known as san francisco westfield centre is getting a rebrand, at the same time macy's announced its union square store will close. >> ginger, people in the city will hoping this could be the start of a comeback for the downtown area with this big throwback. >> reporter: it is a big throwback, and that really is the hope, laura and marcus, that this rebranding will bring some good energy moving forward from what san francisco has been going through, especially because of the history there. what has been known as san francisco shopping centre will now be known as emporium centre san francisco. does it sound familiar? it does a little bit to me. i remember those rooftop christmas days. now, the name is a nod to the mall's history. it opened in 1896 as the emporium. the facade of that building was the only part of it t

she did not deserve to be ignored. >> reporter: in oakland, nbc bay area news. from that we have new details about the family that was killed at a san francisco bus stop over the weekend. the medical id. in her has identified them as 40-year-old 51, his wife matilde moncada ramos pinto , and their 1-year-old son joaquin ramos pinto de oliveira. their other son, just three months old is still listed at a local hospital. the family lived in san francisco and was at a bus stop when a car plowed into them. the 78-year-old driver of the car, mary fong lau, is facing three counts of vehicular manslaughter. today the attorney for mary fong lau released a statement saying she is fully cooperating with this investigating adding that she and her family joined the community in mourning the tragic loss of life that occurred in west portal. >>> a house committee is now asking uc berkeley for a wide range of documents they claim of anti-semitism on college campuses. the house education committee cites a list of incidents on campus. it is great concerns about the inadequacy of

jody hernandez, nbc bay area news. >>> to get ready for rain. a live look across the bay area and we see sunlight on this first full day of daylight saving. let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. >> that was a hard go this weekend. a little bit of rainfall as we roll through tonight and even tomorrow morning the storm system is just off to the north so this gives you a closer view. we have had a little bit move through here across the north they and right now nothing too heavy. sku in here over towards --'s body showers right there on 29. track rainfall as we had tomorrow morning but as we do things across the sierra we will get a few inches of snow anywhere from 2:00 to 7 of snow , look at the snowpack numbers, this is where we want to be for this time of year. up across the northern sierra central sierra, 101 and of course all that is important because the snowpack provides a third of the states water supply. i have more details on dryer warmer weather and unfortunately some wind and i tell you how gusty it will get in my forecas

welcome to nbc bay area news. am audrey asistio . >>> voting centers are open and you have another 3 1/2 hours to cast your ballot. we are tracking other stories on super tuesday, including the a's dropping images of the proposed ballpark in las vegas. >>> our chase cain is taking a closer look and getting reaction. >>> also, did you have trouble getting into instagram or facebook this morning? the problem for the silicon valley kind and how long it took to fix it. >>> changes coming to our weather. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri is joining us in a little bit. >>> let's begin with decision 2024. a big knot across the country. voters in 16 states, including california, are heading to the polls. hundreds of delegates are at stake in the presidential primary. the biggest hall for either party on a single day. this is a live look at the alameda county registrar office where they are counting mail and ballots this afternoon. a reminder, you have until 8:00 tonight to vote in person. mail in dallas must be postmarked

. >> nbc bay area's ginger conejero saab is live at the scene with the road closure still in effect because it is an ongoing investigation. so, talk to us about where things stand at this point. >> reporter: well, marcus, authorities have opened up the road a bit more this midday. we're in santa rosa and a bit closer to one of the crime scenes that you can see behind us. this is up with of several locations investigators are looking into to try to piece together what happened during that deadly pursuit overnight. if you take a look, you can see a white sheriff's car in the middle of the road there. if you take a look specifically above the "i" in sheriff, you can see what appears to be a bullet hole on the drivers side door. that door remains open. that has not been confirmed by authorities, but it would be consistent with what we have heard from sonoma county's spokesperson this morning. he tells us just past midnight depuies responded to a person brandishing a rifle. when they arrived, the suspect fled and that started a purr suit. now, the suspect stopped at least once and fired shots at

janelle wang: this is an nbc bay area news special. we investigate: a fleet of retired cars bought with nbc bay area news special. we investigate. a fleet of retired cars bought with taxpayer money finally being moved to get auctioned off after sitting in a south bay parking lot for four years. >> people have to hear about this organization. it is stunning. >>> hundreds of female prison guards sues the state over how they were treated after they became pregnant. >> there is no accommodation. there was no putting you anywhere. >> reporter: san francisco's millennium tower is now shored up and shouldn't lean any further to one side. but new tests show it might be sinking somewhere else instead. >> there is a tendency for the center to settle more than the edges. >> reporter: silicon valley lab using lasers to turn up the heat to 180 million degrees. >> we can put energy that continues to work. >> reporter: is nuclear fusion the next gold rush? >>> thank you for joining us, i'm janelle wang. we start this evening in the south bay with a f

sports bay area and nbc sports california. catches sunday's game live on nbc sports bay area. coverage starts at 4:30 p.m. >>> from jazz fest and christmas in the park this spot host some of san jose's biggest events. now it's getting a makeover. we will tell you about the city's plan for plaza day cesar chavez. >>> coastal cities are preparing for his sea levels continue to rise. they are getting extra help from the feds to help predict flooding. we will show you how next. >>> before we had to break, what trending story would you like to see later on in the newscast? you still have some time to vote for one of these stories. it's really close between all of them. tiger cubs new things, girl scout cookie season extended or blue >>> to our climate crisis series. in 15 years, flooding along our ghost is projected to have been up to three times as often as today. sea level rise driven by climate change is accelerating and the problem is already causing more than $1 billion in damage every year. here in the bay area, marin county

i'm sergio quintana, nbc bay area. >>> to classmates in mill valley are on trial. they were, convicted of killing a cop. they stabbed and killed an undercover police officer in rome during a drug deal. they were found guilty and sentenced to life in prison. the sentences were later reduced. the highest court in italy throughout the convictions. the new case hinges on if they understood that the victim was an italian police officer when they stabbed him. >>> we are looking at a troubling sign of the times. some middle schoolers in east bay are hoping to make an impact with an experiment. they wanted to see if schoolbooks could protect against bullets. here is jodi hernandez. >> it is just really devastating to us. all that parents can do is pray it won't happen to their children even though it can. >> reporter: tyler describes the fear that many students and their families cannot help but struggle with these days. the fear of a school shooting. >> right now the school protocol is to hide in the corner and turn off the lights. we think that textbooks, it is a common

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at stanford, jocelyn moran, nbc bay area news. >>> a closer look, seven 11:00 up next on "today in the bay." how the faa is increasing its oversight of united airlines after a series of flight incidents like this one. when a tire fell off a plane departing sfo. >>> plus, no winner in the mega millions drawing. call it the mega billions. your chance to win, when we return. >>> and waking up to a soggy saturday around the bay area. a look at our planner through oakland, just a couple spots to run those errands this afternoon, but still rain in the forecast across the region. walk you through that business. it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things that keep this world turning. it's the go-tos that keep us going. the places we cheer. trust. hang out. and check in. they all choose the advanced network solutions and round the clock partnership from comcast business. powering more businesses than anyone. powering possibilities. it's the work behind the scenes, let's take a look at this knee. that truly matters. [ physical therapy staff discusse

in the east bay, pete suratos, nbc bay area news. >>> thank you. some of oakland's employers have a plan of their own to make downtown save her. the $10 million effort was announced jointly by blue shield of california, the clorox company, kaiser permanente, and pg&e. they say their goal is to make the city safe for everyone, including their employees. that includes extra police patrols, expansion of a city ambassador program and money to pay for transportation for employees to and from central transit hubs. >> we feel it is important, as a company, to be a good corporate citizen and so, when we see oakland having these challenges, we think it is important to try and step up and help the community at a time of need, and so, we are hopeful that this program is not only something that helps our employees feel more safe emma but it really helps oakland get back on the path that we would like to see it on. >> the funds, months after several of the same companies began urging employees not to leave work for lunch, due to safety concerns. >>> a special s

from sfo, thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >>> your something that could change your weekend plan. 680 in the pleasanton area is now closed as caltrans crews can repair the freeway. all southbound lanes are shutdown. nbc's pete suratos says roadwork is already underway. >> yeah, it is. look we are already along 687 pleasanton we want to show our viewers some of the work that is being done as repairs are underway. it is 9:00 p.m., so they have the network the past hour or so, so if you do plan on heading to the tri-valley area this weekend, it would be a good idea. starting tonight, through monday morning, caltrans 28 nine mile stretch of 680 south. all the way to goodman road. crews will replace a portion of the existing deteriorating roadway and caltrans hopes to get a lot of work done in this initial time spent, with a number of repair products already being postponed this year due to weather. >> we are able to pretty much stop and condense 40 nights of work into this weekend. >> reporter: but it could mean slow drive times for choppers headed to the tri-valley to enjoy st. patri

in san francisco, alyssa goard, nbc bay area news. >> that investigation will continue and we will bring you the latest updates as we get them. go to nbcbayarea.com or download our news at . >>> stranded in their own homes with no relief in sight, a landslide destroyed a section of charlie road leaving people who live nearby with few options. why neighbors are concerned about the timeline. >> reporter: for more than two weeks, dozens of families here of had to make this dangerous track just to get to their homes. this strenuous hike is not a weekend outing, this is how these neighbors are forced to get to and from their homes every day following the storm late last month, their shared driveway collapsed 10 feet and is no longer an option. >> everything has been 10 times harder to do. >> reporter: the landslide destroyed this section of the road impacting more than 100 neighbors. this man carried his groceries down a ravine and backup the other side just to get to his home. or two weeks, neighbors of had to backpack food in and carry their own trash out that is not their own challenge. >>

stay on top of the rain in bay area in the snow in the sera. download our nbc bay area app. the qr on the left side of the screen will take you to radar. point your phone, at the code and you will get the little yellow indicator and you are good to go. >>> a south bay city is facing a very excessive ultimatum from the state. the water board is ordering san jose to clear in cameras along the waterways saying it is causing pollution. if the city cannot get it done by june 23 five, it could face fines of $100,000 per day. as nbc bay area robert handa tells us, city leaders say the ticking clock is forcing them to take action fast. >> reporter: san jose city leaders say they had a long list of encampments they could've used as a backdrop to deliver their message. but will the people that need to hear the message listen? an aerial view from sky ranger shows the daunting task for san jose as a response to a state water board mandate to clear up homeless in cameras along its 140 miles of water with. a closer look shows why. san jose it's it's storm permits from the state which moni

multiple sources confirming the news to nbc bay area last night.ther family members of the same family also died as this happened on saturday as they were waiting for a bus. this is near the westport or muni station. the father diego cardoso de oliveira who worked at apple and his wife, matilda pinto and their son joaquin and no word on whether the driver 78-year-old mary lau will face charges. >>> mayor matt mayhen along with others were at the grand opening of a new senior apartment in san jose. it has nearly 150 units all for low income elderly. the mayor also pusheded a new tenant preferences program. that tenant would force developers to keep 20% of property for lower income residents. the city council is expected to vote on that ordinance soon. >>> blazing the path to encourage women to pursue a career in law enforcement. for the second year in a row the san francisco's sheriff's office is urging women to consider such a path and doing so with some ambitious goals. nbc bay area's ginger conejero saab is in san francisco with more. >> there is

download our free nbc bay area app. just point the camera on your phone at the qr code on the left side of your screen, and it will take you right to our app. >>> at this hour, the recovery has been called off for the night in baltimore. they'll resume in the morning, hoping to retrieve the bodies. six people are now presumed to be dead after last night's bridge collapse. an immediate question for us, could something like this happen here? the short answer, yes, but it's a lot less likely. the ship that hit the bay bridge years ago, but not nearly to the extent we're seeing in baltimore, we'll get to that part of it, the bay area concern, in just a moment. >>> here's the latest now from maryland. this is the francis scott key bridge. most of that bridge now rests after that massive cargo ship crashed into it. it happened overnight as the crew on board warned they lost power just minutes after taking off from the port of baltimore. watch it here. the mayday call gave police enough time to block traffic, but a constructio

>>> welcome to nbc bay area news at 5:00. spring storm, it's moving across the bay area now bringing rain, thunder, and snow to northern california. our storm ranger is busy tracking that storm. retail storm hit east san jose this afternoon. video shows the tiny pellets piling up on a front porch. >> that is morgan hill. video just sent in to our newsroom, shows heavy rain falling in a parking lot earlier today. we're seeing a little bit of everything including sunshine. let's get to rob mayeda who is tracking the severe thunderstorm warning. >> if you were at morgan hill or the southern end of the sara clara valley, may have noticed the severe thunderstorm warning for that particular thunderstorm which you're seeing to the south and east of san jose. that did expire at 5:00. that storm produced quite a bit of hail at times and ghost winds which triggered the severe thunderstorm warning where radar indicated wind gusts of 60 miles per hour. it was only moving at ten miles per hour. it was very easy to put down some accumulati

>>> right now on "nbc bay area news tonight," more rain in our forecast. a storm moving in as we speak. jeff is here to track the big changes. >>> plus, what's the fbi doing at the women's prison in dublin? today's search comes after years of sexual abuse claims. what our investigative unit has dug up. >>> and another emergency landing for united airlines, this time on an sfo-bound flight from australia. what went wrong, and what united is telling us about this recent in-flight mishap. >>> good evening. i'm raj mathai. we start tonight with the rain. you can see from our san francisco live camera, we're going to show you the clouds moving in. but we should add a lot of sunshine is also coming our way as well. let's bring in our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri tracking the storm's timeline. jeff, happy monday to you. >> you too. pretty quick turn after a little bit of sun for parts of the bay area today. that next storm system already dropping down here through northern california. let's show you stormranger, our doppler radar. some of those showers right

. >> we want to give you a live look from nbc area skyranger. the area of drop-off traffic outside of the airport. literally no cars passing through that area because you can see the protesters there walking around in the circle in front of that area. police officers, they were standing near those protesters, but so far there is no sun of any arrests. >> we have live team coverage and mike inouye following the backups leading into the airport. let's check in with ginger conejero saab. you say protesters are making it very difficult for those trying to catch their flights. what else are you hearing? >> laura and marcus, we are told that at this point by sfo president, the international terminal is still open, however the security checkpoints are closed and they've been blocked off for most of the morning and that is what is causing the major disruption here at sfo. one of those actions, you can see is happening right here behind us. when we first reported on this earlier this morning, the security checkpoints were closed, but passengers were stil

janelle wang: this is an nbc bay area news special. we investigate: a fleet of retired cars bought with taxpayer money finally being moved to get auctioned off after sitting in a south bay parking lot for four years. eugene bradley: people have to hear about this from a news organization. it's just--it's stunning. janelle: hundreds of female prison guards suing the state over how they were treated after they became pregnant. lia mckeown: there is no accommodation. there is no putting you anywhere. janelle: san francisco's millennium tower is now shored up and shouldn't lean any further to one side, but new tests show it might be sinking somewhere else instead. harry poulos: with all tall buildings, there is a tendency for the center to settle more than the edges. janelle: silicon valley labs using lasers to turn up the heat to 180 million degrees. steve wang: if we can produce abundant energy, that's how we're gonna change the world. janelle: is nuclear fusion the next gold rush? janelle: thank you for joining us. i'm janelle wang. we

nbc bay area's thom jensen explains. >> reporter: san francisco the second most densely populated city in the u.s. and some homeowners learned this week because of the designation there homeowner's policy will not be renewed. a woman who lost her napa county home in the tub's fire told me by email that state farm dropped her policy last week and she cannot find another private insurer to step in. it means you will likely have to be on the california fair plan, subsidized by the state and it is expensive and only offers fire coverage, state farm issued a written statement to nbc bay area explaining its decision to no longer write new policies for new californian homes, and to an coverage for about 50,000 existing california customers. it reads -- "this decision was not made lightly and only after careful analysis of state farm's generals financial health which continues to be impacted by inflation, catastrophe exposure, reinsurance costs, and the limitations of working within decades-old insurance regulations." but the latest financial report shows a net worth of more than $134 billion.

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download our free nbc bay area app. >> there is a wave of momentum for may breed. and f are passing. tomorrow she'll pass her state of the city address. the mayor is expected to talk about key issue, including tackling the homeless problem, cracking down on crime, and reviving downtown. her state of the city is happening at 11:00 a.m. at pier 27. then tomorrow night president biden will deliver the state of the union address. it comes at a critical time for his re-election bid. he's expected to remind voters about hard won legislative victories and also pledge to revamp the tax code in favor of middle class americans. he's also expected to touch on the growing unhappiness within his own party about his handling of the war between israel and hamas. you can watch the president's state of the wunon address right here on nbc starting at 6:00 tomorrow evening. then our primetime edition of nbc bay area news immediately after at 8:00 p.m. >>> all right, developing tonight, santa rosa police are trying to figure out what caused the death of a mother and her young child. p

with the investigative unit, nbc bay area news. >> just be careful what you're trying to get.ure. >>> let's look at the weather, the rain is officially come back.>> are wanting even more rain or sun?>> i think i know were going. >> eventually warmer weather, over the wayne fall, storm ranger, it is moving to these bay and the peninsula, two zones, moving over the bay, in to hayward, picking up the rainfall in pleasanton, we haven't seen a whole lot in the south bay but gradually going to work your way, more details in the microclimate forecast, as we had the thursday, close is the weekend, 1:00 in the morning, sing and move off towards the south, towards these bay, south a, 1 am, the book that moves out, the bulk of it tomorrow morning, mix of sun and clouds in the spotty shower, is but a chance for shower as we rolled through the afternoon, totals are not expected to be high. back to the 40s, through the peninsula, south bay 48, 40s and low 50s for these bay san francisco these bay. hang on with me, even colder, parts of the north bay only staying the 50s for highs. that's it