and after days of nonstop rain, demolition continues on this apartment complex teetering on the edge of a cliff in pacifica. the progress being made before it is too late. "today in the bay" starts now. and a very good monday morning to you, thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. a healthy dose of rain over the weekend and good morning, kari. >> good morning. we are starting oout with some drier conditions. a chance to dry out after such a soggy weekend. but those roads are still wet as you head out this morning. now, temperatures in the upper 40s, even to mid-50s for most of the bay area and into this afternoon we're looking at highs around 62 degrees in the north bay. 60 in san francisco and some 6 o0s today. some 70s for the middle of the week. i'll detail that coming up. let's get an update on what is happening at the bay bridge now with mike. >> kari, the bay bridge toll plaza has a few folks waiting to pay the cash. show you the emoryville camera.

the silhouettes in san francisco and also see a little shake of the camera and little wind going on and nothing major here. watch the roadways, as well. slicker roadways and little wind catching you across the bridge and you don't see a problem with the speed sensors and entire bay looks all right as far as the speed sensors. i do want to get this. this is a surprise for peninsula drivers south 101 at holly and still have one lane open after an earlier crash there. back to you. >> mike, thank you. breaking overnight in the east bay. a daring rescue right near discovery bay. a head-on collision ending with a car plunging into a nearby creek that killed two people. >> chris kris, three children w hurt. >> sent their suv off the road over an embankment and into the water and they were rescued by a good samaritan who stopped to help and just wanted to do the right thing. but looking that video, it's shocking that anyone could have

survived this violent head on crash. the red pickup truck with the tan camper shell and the suv that the children were in. the children all survived, as we said, as did one of the adlts that they were with. sadly, two of the people in that suv with them did not survive. we don't know what their relation is to those children at this point. i have to tell you, it's dark at night. only one lane in each direction and, according to the chp, it appears that the crash happened when one of the drivers was going the wrong direction and smashed into the other vehicle head on. it was also raining at the time. the suv that the children were in went over the embankment and into the water. >> all the children are fine. suffered minor injuries. one of the adults was also extricated and appears he suffered minor injuries. but there were two individuals, a male and a female that didn't survive the crash. >> again, a man and a woman in that suv with the children did not survive. another adult was injured in

that suv. the three children, again, though, are okay. the driver of the other vehicle, that pickup truck with the camper shell had to be extricated and also has minor injuries. now, the crash happened before midnight and shut down the roadway for hours, but it is open, once again, this morning. it was raining pretty heavy at the time of this crash and we don't know. that was a factor, but we do know when it's raining it steaks a lot longer to stop. do be careful out there. in the newsroom, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." breaking news this morning now in kansas. more than a dozen people have been injured in an amtrak train derailment. passengers were riding amtrak southwest train as it traveled from l.a. to chicago. five cars derailed just after midnight local time. about 20 miles west of dodge city. 29 people were injured. amtrak says that none of those injuries are considered to be life threatening, but 128 people onboard that train. investigators are looking into what caused the derailment. at 5:03. to this developing story.

a sinkhole opens up rupturing a gas line and forcing shelter in place for hundreds of people in moraga. adjacent to morago road. >> damian, we know the gas leak has been capped and the shelter in place has been lifted. the work and thim pact on oresidents far from over. >> yeah, it really. they're having to wake up today to cold showers because 2,500 customers here remain without gas. pg&e will have to go out early this morning, day break and go out and turn on the gas for every individual home. it might take some time. they're still trying to assess the damage of this sinkhole here in morago but headaches for a lot of people here. the problem is far from over for the locals. repair crews spent the night trying to solve the problem, but it's easier said than done. the huge sinkhole opened up here yesterday. the area is a major artery for

those trying to get around in morago and one of the main ways to get to and from st. mary's college. we're told this section will be closed for the foreseeable future. yesterday a sinkhole ruptured a four inch distribution line and that's what forced the evacuation of a shopping center and several restaurants. we did speak just a short while ago with the pg &e spokeswoman here at the scene. >> because of this continuing hazard of the sinkhole, it's continuing to grow. we decided to use seven of our valves to shut off the gas. and that's impacted service now to 2,500 customers. >> and, again, the shelter in place has been lifted here in moraga. but the plan aheaded if you're headed to the st. mary's college yare yeah, it may take you some time to get through some of the alternates routes here. if you're waking up in the area and you might not have any hot

water because 2,500 homes remain without it. they have to go to every individual home and turn the gas oback on. people have to be home in order for that to happen. >> tough start to your morning. >> thank you, damian. that is not the only problem in moraga either. experts are being called in to inspect the soil off the landslide of augusta drive. two families have voluntarily evacuated their home. east bay mud engineers say they can't investigate and won't be able to do so until summertime. the wet weather clears, crews will finish the demolition of anadem ligz apartment building that is falling off had a cliff. >> it has been a liability for a long time. this demolition coming as massive waves are pummeling the coastline there. >> that, sam and laura, is why the city is removing 320 which you can see remains behind me.

it is to prevent this large apartment complex from tumbling into the ocean. demolition, as you mentioned, began on saturday. about three-quarters of 35% of the complex has been removed. hauled off to the landfill. the work can be done by mid-week and possibly today. it depends on the weather. the city declared this 20-unit apartment complex unsafe and forced its residents to move out. this was back in 20 o10. it was so severe that parts of the complex was teetering on the edge. this structure was supposed to come down a long time ago but didn't because of a deispute between the city and the owner. >> it is a private property. this should be falling to the owner to taking care of this, but he's not. this building has been red tagged since 2010. he's had an opportunity to either shore up the cliff like his neighbors have done or

demolish the building and he has done neither. the city started taking action last summer to hold him accountable. >> the apartment complex next door was torn down last month. this summer the city hopes to find a way to better stabilize the street that i'm standing on and the utilities underneath from going into the ocean, as well. >> bob, thank you very much. little break in the rain today, at least it was scattered showers out there, kari. >> we do have a couple sprinkles out there and just enough to make those roads stay wet as you head out this morning. for the most part, this storm system is winding down. we will get some sunshine. today we're looking at highs in the low 60s in the south bay. burlingame at 6 o0 degrees and 63 in santa rosa and antioch today 62 and also 62 in livermore. let's get an update on what's happening in oakland now from mike. >> we'll start with a live look here of the oakland coliseum

area. little glow to the lights and moisture in the air as we step in, don't be alarmed. there you go, it's just me. smooth drive right here southbound with the headlights and let's look at your map. the entire area, oakland 580 and approaching the bay bridge toll plaza, an easy drive. show you the peninsula. that's where our concern is right now. southbound 101 at holly. still have only one lane open and just waiting for the tow trucks and the chp is not so concerned about this crash, although i'm seeing that slowing. that is the only slowing really out of the bay. >> all right, so far so good. thank you, mike. we're now just a day away from possibly another pivotal day in the presidential campa n campaign. the presidential candidatesre

a flurry of action over the weekend and now decision 2016, presidential candidates crisscrossing the east coast and the midwest today in an attempt to gather as much support for five critical primaries tomorrow. >> tracie potts live in washington tracking the very latest for us. tracie, tomorrow could determine if the republican field now goes down to two. >> exactly. just ted cruz and donald trump because it is decision day for marco rubio in florida and for john kasich in his home state of ohio. we're tracking all of the decisions to be made tomorrow. five states, florida, ohio, as we mentioned the big winner take all states and illinois, missouri and north carolina. hundreds of delegates to be awarded on both sides. and all of those get under way tomorrow morning.

now, donald trump is leading in many of those states, not in ohio, though. kasich now has a six-point edge in ohio. but trump is also fighting allegations that he is inciting the violence that is surrounding some of his campaigns. we saw it in chicago on friday where he had to cancel. he defended that in florida last night saying it was the right decision. we saw it over the weekend in missouri. and in ohio with the secret service having to get involved. donald trump said he's not setting the stage for that. he's not responsible although democrats and republicans on both sides say he's inciting the violence by making comments like people and offering to pay the legal fees for someone who was caught on tape hitting a protester, punching a protester at one of the trump rallies. trump says not responsible. >> and, tracie, we are hearing the reporter that trump's campaign manager is leaving her job. do we know why.

>> the company that she works for, the website that is conservative and it is worth notice that most trump campaign manager and the campaign vehemently denied that he did anything, but now the editor, and executive editor is leaving say he despises trump and can't deal with the fact that the site supports them. >> some video of that encounter which is the interesting part. well, forget about bracket busting, how about productivity busting. many folks spending lots of their filling out ncaa brackets this week because that tournament starts on thursday. >> for more on that we it earn to landon dowdy always working very hard over at cnbc world headquarters. you'd probably do it on your own lunch break, right, landon? >> of course, of course. our after work. never during. never during. good morning to you both. wall street will try to extend its weekly winning streak to

five this week and futures are lower and higher oil prices last week and the fed is in focus with the two-day meeting that starts tomorrow. the fed is not expected to raise interest rates and could hint when the next spike is coming. the dow jumped 218 points to 17213 and the nasdaq rising. meanwhile, jury selection begins in the second trial involving a car accident allegedly caused by a faulty gm ignition switch. it led to the recall 36 million vehicles in 2014 and has been linked to nearly 400 serious injuries and that's a first trial ended upbru eabruptly in and gm paid $2 billion in settlements and penalties and still faces hundreds of lawsuits. you may be among millions of people who are a bit distracted by college hoops this week. filling out brackets and cost

employers nearly $4 billion in lost productivity and roughly 51 million workers may take part in office polls. sam, i know you have mentioned duke before, it is a four-letter word in my dictionary. >> she says this from the vantage point of rooting for basically the team in the tournament, tarheels. hurts me to say that, but this is going to be good. >> laura has st. mary's. it is a sign of the times, a popular acronym seemingly delaying venmo transactions because of its link to terrorism. but users found an odd glinch puts it on hold until venmo reviews it. it is known as an acronym for i don't even know but also could be considered shorthand for the name of organization linked to islamic radical terrorists.

south by southwest comes after a u.s. olympic sensor was told remove her. the worker made her remove it during registration for the music and film festival in austin. she tweeted about it after the incident. south by southwest since removed the volunteer that checked her in. not their policy to make people remove any religious head coverage. still no word on what hit a mysterious illness that hit a hotel. six hotel guests reported they had breathing and that their eyes and their throats were burning. one even went to the hospital. the other people treated right out of the hotel. all of the victims said they smelled like a pepper-like odor in one of the hallways. the hotel evacuated 100 people but all were let back in a few hours later.

>> that rain didn't walk anything away this weekend. it was really pounding in a lot of areas. >> especially in the hilltops and the mountps. quite a bit of rain. almost seven inches in some spots and it was good to really help fill those reservoirs out there. some of them close to 100% of capacity. that is great. but now heading back into dry weather as we take a live look out there now at the bay bridge. we have the camera shaking around a little bit. still little breezy as you head out and looking that seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen, we will have dry weather for the next several days as our temperatures warm up. it's fairly mild out there now as you step out the door. it is 55 degrees in san carlos and 56 in oakland and san francisco and upper 40s for the north bay now and santa rosa. and we are seeing not as much rain as we had. a couple sprinkles here and there and that will be about all will see through the morning commute and then we'll see skies clearing and a closer look and

some rain there. as we go hour by hour in san francisco, we're staying in the mid-50s throughout the morning and the sun starts to peek out as we go closer to that lunchtime hour. this afternoon, we'll be in the upper 50s and a few spots hitting right about 60 degrees. our winds also coming in from the north and northwest. that will give us a breezy wind up to about 15 to 20 miles an hour. not as windy, once again, our are slowly starting to calm down as our weather calms down, as well. this is the setup we had over the weekend. the jet stream was set up right over the bay area and allowing for that rain train to continue to roll on in. and then as we go through the week, the jet stream will lift farther to the north and then high pressure will move in. that will give us sinking air and clear skies and allow temperatures to warm over the next several days and taking a look at over the next three days. and our highs from the upper 60s tomorrow into the upper 70s by thursday. not only in the south bay, but the peninsula. and we're looking at some low

70s in san francisco and upper 70s for the north bay and feeling very nice by thursday. let's get a look at the morning commute and an update on the peninsula now from mike. >> yes, right, kari. starting in palo alto and dark roadways not puddling just north of university. i want to show you north of this shot on the maps. southbound 1 o01 at holly. even though the speed sensors have come back up to the green level. i still have word from chp that they only have the slow lane open because of an earlier crash and striving to clear that really quickly and no update on the tow truck. we'll keep that there. that's for the bay shore freeway. 280 moves very clearly as you can see here and the only real slowing come out of the altamont pass and a quick look at san raff and north bay and no problems we have. the s curve picking up a few cars and back to you. >> thanks, mike. definitely time to break out the champagne and celebrate.

>> when is it not? >> we would drink anyway. national pi day. the first three digits of the constant or 3.14 whatever. >> let me explain what we're showing you because to celebrate today, the san francisco zoo is giving students a free pass. all you have to do is bring a valid i.d. card for free admission and to go along with the pi theme the zoo will give out the kind of pie the rest of us are used to. >> it's a learning experience for everyone involved. all right. coming up next, a dramatic finish to a high-speed chase in los angeles. the suspect managed to steal a police cruiser with a full tank of gas and weapons inside of the car. we're going to show you how this all ended.

new this morning, dramatic video out of l.a. check out the high-speed chase of a police cruiser. a suspect stole the cruiser, took officer os on a chase through l.a. county for almost two hours. it started last night about 10:00 and, unfortunately, here is how it ended. the cruiser was finally cornered and the suspect who still refused to stop after all of that was shot and killed. it's not clear how that suspect stole the police cruiser in the first place, but the car did have a full tank of gas and also had weapons inside. 5:24 right now. parts of four states are still under flood warnings after record-breaking storms in the south have killed six people and damaged thousands of homes. some of the worst damage is in

the gulf coast states of mississippi and louisiana. between the two states, the storms have now damaged at least 5,000 homes. in some cities like hattiesburg, mississippi, there are concerns that the flood waters turn into a toxic mess. >> through the houses and there's gasoline that has got into the water and all different kind of toxins that's flowed through these people's houses. >> president obama yesterday signed a disaster declaration for louisiana to allow federal aid to flood victims. the final on last year's german wings airline crash raising new questions about confidentiality rules for airline pilots. french investigators say two weeks before the co-pilot flew his plane into the french alps doctors diagnosed him with possible psychosis and had referred to him to a psychiatric hospital. he hid his condition from german wings airlines as did his doctors citing patient

confidentiality. the parent of one passenger that died said that report says nothing how a suicidal pilot was allowed to fly. >> almost everybody completely unsatisfied with the answers that were given. >> french investigators also say on the day of the crash, lubitz was on antidepressants and sleeping pills. their final report requires doctors to speak out when a public health threatens public safety. police are still searching for the person behind the wheel. the crash happened saturday night. two men were crossing the intersection when they were hit by a car. one man was killed. the other is in the hospital. police say the driver fled the scene and is still on the loose this morning. another dangerous situation overnight. now, coming up next, a deadly crash near discovery bay. two cars collide head on on and one of those vehicles had three

young children inside. a live report with the latest on this crash coming up next. plus --

good morning on your monday. thank you for joining us, i'm sam rock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's get a look at that monday morning forecast after a really wet weekend, kari. >> good morning rain is moving out and dry weather moving into today. couple leftover sprinkles still out there.

let's get a live look at all of oour omicroclimates now where we're in the upper 40s in the north bay. we have some mid-50s else where. into this afternoon, expect a high of 53 degrees in, i'll talk more about that and warmer temperatures for the middle of the week coming up. let's check in now with mike and the bay bridge metering lights are on. >> they just turned on seconds. i had the camera turned over here and they're watching. these lights on and everybody is waiting and that's the goal. any problems on the bridge they can address them quickly and there are none right now as we look at your map, just to clarify that, once again. the rest of your bay showing pretty green. we do have slicker roadways and watch for the damp conditions out there. this better news southbound 101 as we look at the speeds recovered and alls are clear as we come down towards san carlos and the rest of your bay moves well and little slowing in towards livermore. back to you. >> thank you, mike. at 5:30 we continue to

follow breaking news this morning. two people are dead after a head-on crash between two cars near discovery bay. >> "today oin the bay" kris sanchez joining us now and breaking news from our newsroom and, kris, three kids inside of those cars. >> three young children who had to be rescued from that suv that they were in after the crash sent the suv over the road, over the embankment and into the water. they were rescued by a good samaritan who stopped to help. looking at the video, though, it is shocking that anyone could have survived this violent, head-on crash. the red pickup truck with the tan camper shell and the red suv the children were in that one ended up in the water. the children all survived as did one of the adults but two of the adults that were with them were not. i have to tell you it is dark at night. only one lane in each direction and it was raining that time of the crash. the chp says that the crash

happened when one of the drivers was going in the wrong direction and smashed into the other vehicle head on. the suv that the children were in, again, went over the embankment and into water. >> all the children are fine. suffered minor injuries. one of the adults is also extricated and it appears he suffered minor injuries. but all were two individuals, a male and a female that didn't survive the crash. >> we don't know what the relation is between the children and the man and the woman who died or the man who was rescued along with the children. the driver of the red pickup truck had also survived. he had to be extricated and transported to the trauma center. this crash happened to be before midnight and shut down the roadway for hours, but it is open, once again, this morning. in the newsroom, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." new developments now out of turkey this morning after a car bomb killed 34 people over the weekend. just the latest in a series of

dead attacks on the turkish people just over the last few months. turkish officials described it as a massive car bomb in the center of the city. these bombing attacks are becoming more frequent. there have been three in ancara within six months. so far no one has claimed responsibility for those attacked. the cell phone video of thes as a fire ripped through an abandoned apartment building in san francisco. the same building that was damaged in a fire last year. at mission and 22nd street. fire started about 11:00 last night. neighboring buildings were euated but firefighters were able to keep the flames from spreading. the building has been emptied since the fire in january of 2015. that fire was caused by faulty electrical wiring. no word on what caused last night's fire. 5:33 right now. all the rain causing some pretty major problems in a very

populated moraga neighborhood. >> a sinkhole collapsed and caused problem for a lot of people trying to get around there. damian, that sinkhole ruptured a gas line. we know the gas line has been capped off, but the bigger problem now for people is that their gas service hasn't been restored yet. >> yeah. and have to go door-to-door to restore that service this morning. might take some time and some heavy equipment arrived to try to assess the damage here and make some repairs. but it will take a while. some headaches this morning for a lot of ofolks here in moraga to try to get up and go to work and take that shower, might be a little cold this morning. the sinkhole remains a big concern and the sinkhole ruptured a four-inch gas distribution line as crews spent all repairing that line, but it forced emergency responders to ord arshelter in place and to evacuate several businesses here. the leak, again, has been capped. the sinkhole remains and that

huge, it's a huge concern for locals. it will be closed for the foreseeable future and crews need to find out how extensive the damage is and if the sinkhole compromised other parts of the boulevard. it had those crews working around the clock. >> we're going to be bringing in about 100 of our gas service representatives. those are the folks that are going to be working going door-to-door to turn the service back on. so that you will be seeing those servicemen and the blue trucks out. we are going to do everything we can to restore service safely and as quickly as possible. and we'll be working through the night and the day. >> and it is a major artery here in part of the bay yare wu. so, plan ahead if you have business at st. mary's college or other parts of this area. alternate routes are recommended, but that might easier said than done. again, crews will start heading

out at day break to go door-to-door and turn the gas on for the 2,500 customers, it may take a while. >> a lot of inconveniences today for those folks. luckily everyone is okay. 5:36 right now. flooding forced cse to 200 people to be evacuated yesterday from a south bay camp ground. the 1,000 trails camp ground in morgan hill is closed after relentless rain forced a nearby creek to flood. tempers yesterday had to quickly pack up their rvs and trailers to get out in time. some euated first to a nearby fire station and turning it into a temprv lot. later a nearby church became a makeshift shelter. some evacuees said they were surprised at how fast the flood waters broke. >> they just kept smiling. they keep, you know, smiling. but i don't feel safe. >> yeah, part of the reason for the flooding. the reservoirly above the creek

is now comely full. water is now cascading down the reservoir spillway. >> so much rain over the weekend. a neighborhood in danville dealing with muddy water and debris this weekend as well. >> this is nothing. >> now, take a look at the pretty muddy mess flowing into this man's driveway and into his garage. his flower bed now look at that a small little river. problem caused by a nearby drainage ditch. >> and then water just flowed over the drainage ditch and came on to the street. >> city crews did come out clean out the street but neighbors are worried it could easily happen, again. massive tree came crashing down on the sonoma coast over the weekend. look at the damage it left behind. blocked highway 1 above jenner, the mouth of the russian river. just enormous out there. crews worked for three hours to clear it before they could finally get that highway opened up, again. a lot of owork. the area has been one of the

hardest hit in the area of storms the bay area has been through just this past weekend alone. some flooding of low-lying areas all up and down the russian virve river. check out this video. this car got stuck on valley road. the owner eventually pushed it out and got a tow truck to take it away. we had a very active weekend. as you can tell. we can track the weather on your smartphone all the time. just download the free nbc bay area app can click on the weather tab for free radar and get a personalized forecast. the university of california changing how it reviews sexual harassment claims. choudhry stepped down after he reported the harassment. uc berkeley did not do enough to punish choudhry and now janet napolitano said she will improve sanctions against senior leaders who violate u.s. sexual

harassment policies. also ordering all senior leaders undergo sexual harassment training. the san jose student accused of forcing a bike lock around a student's neck will be senanced today. all three students to be sentenced to 120 days in jail, plus community service at an organization serving the african-american community. the students were convicted of battery, but not convicted of hate crime. the victim says his harassment began in august of 2013 in an on-campus suite that he shared with those defendants. turning water emergencies into federal disasters. senator barbara boxer will introduce a new bill that gives future residents the ability to respond swiftly. the bill follows the crisis now playing out in flint, michigan, where high lead levels have sickened children across the city. boxer's bill will allow among the disasters that will allow

for rapid response from fema. boxer co-authoring a separate bill that includes tens of millions of dollars to repair flint's pipes and infrastructure. >> just saw a video of toppled trees, flooded streets. >> that's right. >> must have been a nice weekend. >> good weekend to stay inside. what about this week? >> this week will be beautiful. we'll all get a chance to come of our hiding places and take in the sunshine and some warmer temperatures. looking now as the storm system winds down, we're only left with com couple of sprinkles across the east bay and the peninsula. again, this is enough to wet the roads and then it will be moving on as we are in for some sunshine today. temperatures reaching the upper 50s to lower 60s and continues to warm as we go through the week. i'll have a look at full microclimate forecast coming up in seven minutes and an update on what is happening in the south bay now from mike. >> this was expected the first

burst we typically see at 5:30. i'll show you the map for the south bay and while we do, i'll set the stage. heading all the way into san mate and move the map up and actually moved too far north for the map and just got this information. right around hillsdale mall we just got word that el camino real is closed. one block before and before block after. that intersection that will be a problem for the time being. your alternate and highway 101. police activity going on and crew on seen and we're following that, guys. send it back to you. >> thank you, mike. coming up, the pacifica apartment building teetering on the edge of a cliff fully expected to come down. >> we'll take you there live and check on the progress coming up. got a tip for nbc bay yare investigative unit? call 1-888-996-tips or e-mail the u theunit@nbcbayarea.com. we investigate. flooding has cut off accs to ap

about it. cut off access to a popular south bay park and people are actually excited about it. >> this requires an explainer. this is what it looks at christmas hill park in gilroy. that flooding was caused by a runoff. the scene had many people coming out to catch a glimpse. they say they have not seen this much water on the road in several years. the gilroy fire department says it's monitoring that situation in case evacuations might be needed, but they suspect they

are past the danger point now. >> it's usually so dry out there, too. the tail end of the storm still moving through the sierra this morning where many places are measuring news, though, in feet. blanketed the sierra over much of the weekend. avalanche danger is expected to remain, at least through today. so, if you're heading out, be careful. >> drivers wharisk interstate 80 over the weekend the storm made for dangerouses and chains were required and chain installers were working didn't think it wo this weather. i was watching the weather channel. i thought we'd make it. the guy was great, helped us out. >> you need to watch nbc bay area. we kind of warned you. >> remain in effect through lake tahoe through 11:00 this morning. you can't blame this on the flooding. a water main break this time causing some delays for those getting to dublin elementary schooled.

as you can see, it was gusting when it first broke. but yesterday that break did damage the road. there is still some repair work that needs to be completed and some homes in the area have no water right now. dublin police will be at the school this morning to help with dropoff and traffic. 5:46. happening today a pacifica apartment red tagged in 2010 is coming down. >> you might say this is a long time coming. bob, this demolition has been off and on. >> this was supposed to happen a number of years ago but didn't because of a dispute between the city of pacifica and the property owner. this is a 20-unit apartment complex that was on the verge of possibly falling into the pacific ocean. demolition began on saturday. about 75% of the complex has since been removed held off through the landfill. the work should be done by

mid-week. possibly today. it all, again, depends on the weather. now, the residents were forced to move out of this apartment complex back in 2010 because the ocean eroded so much of the cliff. parts of the complex were teetering on the edge. now the apartment plex next door was torn down last month. both plots of land will remain vaca vacant. and then in a few months, the city hopes to find a way to better stabilize the cliff to protect the street that we're standing on and the utilities that run underneath from going am to the ocean, as well. >> the foundation will remain as a way of stabilizing the cliff top. probably until the summer and then it will removed. nothing else will be allowed to be built on that side. just not safe enough to have a building and, so, you know, one of the positive effects is the neighbors across the street will now have an ocean view. >> as i mentioned, this is something that started back in 2010. so, we're looking at about years mow and, as i mention, the structure was supposed to come down a while ago.

but because of a dispute between the city and property owner, the city took the charge to take this down. they'll try to recoup the $200,000 cost for this demolition. >> thank you, bob. weather and traffic right now. anyone else feel like mondays are painful to begin with and then where do you think where did this hour of sleep go. >> we haven't even talked about that. >> folks getting on the roadway, 7:00, 8:00, going to be darker than they used to and may contribute to disorientation. >> the clock in your car might need changing. >> feel like a bomb went when we woke up in the morning. how late today? >> but then, you know, you get a little more daylight later on this evening. >> that's true. >> put the kids to bed. that's hard. >> we're trying to go bed it will still be light out there. we will have beautiful weather and sunshine today. finally. let's get a look outside now as we get a view of san jose and clouds this morning and a couple

leftover sprinkles from that over the weekend and the seven-day forecast is coming up at the bottom of the screen. as you take a look, we'll see the temperatures warming up through the week and a lot more sun after today. now, as you head out the door in santa rosa, it is 47 degrees. it's 56 in oakland and san francisco and concord now at 54 degrees and we will have some mild temperatures to start out the day. once again, i'm still seeing a little bit of that light, leftover across parts of the east bay over towards the peninsula and that may be moving towards the south bay, as well. it's just enough to turn on the windshield wipers and before you know it, it's gone. hour by hour in san jose, 8 qulk and mid-50s throughout the morning as the sun starts to peek out, our temperatures warm into the low 6 o0s. but today it's still a little bit cooler than average and also have some choppy wave conditions, if you will be going out to and waves up to 18 feet until 5:00 this evening and then

we should start to see things calming down. after such a rough weekend, we had some waves over 20 feet. so t was all starting to, all starting to calm down as we go low the day. and this is part of the reason why we had the jet stream set up right over the bay area. and this is the flow of the upper level winds that carries those low pressure systems and those storms. as we go through the week, that jet stream lifts to the north. we get some high pressure in here and that will cause the sinking air, the clear skies and also some warming temperatures. it won't be until this weekend when we start to see a little bit of shift that pattern that could bring in another chance of rain. so, our temperatures continue to warm in the south bay. we will be in the upper 60s tomorrow, but upper 70s by thursday. more of the same in the peninsula with trending more into the mid-70s. in the east bay, we're up to 75 degrees on thursday. overall, a very nice week. and a chance to dry out after such a soggy weekend. let's get an update on what is happening on the roadways now from mike. >> the bay bridge toll plaza

where the metering lights are on and these headlights are on, of course, backing you up. we had the shift over here and we will have to have folks use their headlights a little more in the morning commute. we'll track that and no surprises for that portion of the bay and we have that closure there at ream but it is open. that sinkhole and the gas through the area has been shut off because of that. we're following that story. meanwhile, farther south on the peninsula, 101 has reopened after an earlier crash but el camino basically as you pass by that mall. use highway 101. i don't know when this is going to reopen and i know there are tracks through the area and tracks unaffected by this activity, as well. smooth, easy drive and over here in the east bay and the tri-valley typical, slight build. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. some good news in the midst of a drought. water from the sacramento river is spilling over a special

retaining wall meant to divert flood water. this marks the first time in four years that water has gone over what is called the fremont. >> and lake shasta is at 100% of its historical average. it's been three years since the state's largest lake has been this full. the historical average for the lake is just 77% full. so, we could have a lot more rain before it tops the lake's spillway. >> that really makes you want to take vacation to lake shasta. the warriors keep piling up the records and the accolades. the team just clinched the pacific title title with a couple months left in the season. now they have the t-shirts to prove it. this is a warriors win saturday night against the phoenix suns and the reigning champs have won back-to-back titles for the first time since the mid-70s. check out the t-shirts. the warriors tweeted out this photo earlier and they said that they are on sale now through the team store. >> the thing is, they have so many wins that all the fans could have a collection of shirts these days.

>> from each championship, each accolade, each everything. >> blue and gold, there you go. coming up, more problems for a southern california community plagued by a massive gas leak. the health issues many in the community are now facing after they return home. and at 5:53. happening right now, lots of fall out from the big sinkhole that opened on a main artery through moraga. crews fixed the damaged gas line and crews dealing with traffic problems. our damian trujillo live at the scene and posting updates on our twitter feed. several days of rain are now pretty much in our rear view mirror. skies are clearing this week. in minutes post our morning weather alert and sign up for alerts on our nbc bay area alert. residents in one los angelecomml

5:56 right now. residents in one los angeles community were hoping would finally get back to normal after enormous gas leak plagued their neighborhood. but, now, they've been allowed to move back. hundreds are reporting new health concerns. the health department is now reporting 300 new health complaints. some people reporting severe headaches. others say they're getting horrible rashes. these health concerns are similar to ones reported months ago when a nearby well ruptured spewing thousands of tons of methane gas into the air. >> i think one of the sickest days that i had was after i spent like a night here.

>> we've gone to doctors, allergists and everybody said they can't determine what this is. >> in response, the health department is conducting door-to-door surveys and now the dpas company promised to start indoor testing on a small number of homes. 5:57 right now. and possiblying water emergencies into the qualification of federal disasters. senator barbara boxer about to introduce a new bill in congress to lead contamination in drinking water. her bill follows that crisis playing out in flint, michigan, where high lead levels sickened children across the city. allow lead contamination to be among the disasters that a president can declare that would allow for a rapid response from fema. boxer is co-authoring a separate bill that includes tens of millions of dollars in loans to repair pipes and infrastructure. final report on last year's german wings airplane crash is raising new questions about confidentiality rules for airline pilots.

french investigators say two weeks before co-pilot lubitz flew his plane into the french alps. he hid his condition from german wings airlines as did his doctors citing patient confidentiality. the parent of one passenger who died said the report does nothing to explain how a suicidal pilot was allowed to fly. >> almost everybody completely unsatisfied with the answers that were given. >> french investigators also say on the day of the crash, lubitz was on ti-depressants and sleeping pills. their final report recommends requiring doctors to speak out when a pilot's mental health threatens public safety. . a controversy after a u.s. fencer was told to remove. the worker made it remove it during registration for the

music and film festival in austin. south by southwest officials say they have since removed that volunteer who checked her in. they also said it's not their policy to make people remove any religious head covering. by the way, uhohmad is the first female a female -- it is affecting venmo an app that lets receive money and puts it on ohold until venmo reviews it. idek is commonly known as an acronym for i don't even know but it can also be considered shorthand for the name of oan organization linked to radical terrorists. three children are rescued by a good samaritan from a deadly crash site. i'll show you the details.

a sinkhole forces pg &e to shut off gas. i'm damian truijillo. the late economisting up. plus, up in flames, again. firefighters looking for clues after this building catches fire for the second time in just over a year. and a live look at the bay bridge on this monday morning. we're in for a warm up after a wet and wild weekend. your full forecast right now on today in the bay." that bay bridge shimmering and certainly not as slick. good morning on this monday. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> not as slick as this weekend. b kari has a look at your forecast. >> leftover puddles on the roadway as you drive to work or school and make sure you wear a warm jacket. the temperature at 46 degrees and mid-50salcy where and looking at highs today in the low 60s and this afternoon with mostliy skies. getting a chance