how the safety devices inside may have saved is the day. today in the bay starts now. very good thursday morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. we have seen so much rain that some of the reservoirs are close to capacity. >> yes, they are. there is a lot more rain on the way as we head into the weekend. now is our chance to try out. it is also fairly chilly out there. 45 degrees in the peninsula. south bay, 46. tri-valley, 44. it is just above freezing. patchy frost. freezing fog there. 45 degrees in san francisco. we'll take the a look at the timeline of that storm in a few minutes. >> all right. thanks so much, kari. with more rain in the forecast, this could be another sign of what's to come. take a look. this is miller avenue at christmas hill park where they

always have the garlic festival. the creek overhe flowing its banks. from rain to the major snowstorm in the sierra, overnight interstate 80 was shut down leaving drivers completely stranded. good morning. yeah. getting along highway 80 isn't easy these days. this morning a lot of drivers may find it quite treacherous. the roadway closed down throughout the entire day yesterday. still more possible closures into this day today. this shell station here in nye yak, they have had to hunker down and wait for the conditions to get a little bit better, as well as these cars as the day goes on. you hope as the sun comes up it will get a lot better. unfortunately the weather will not. this particular region, as you know from our weather person, it is not going to be great situations for the next day or so.

this is a place you can stay 24 hours, put chains on. that is a serious life saver for a lot of drivers, especially with gasoline right there. >> getting the critical supplies. thank you very much. as the next storm approaches you can find on nbc bay area news both on air and online. our free app is a great source to keep track of changing conditions. flames ripped through an apartment complex in concord leaving dozens without a place to stay. today in the bay pete suratos joins us with a look at the damage left behind this morning. good morning, pete. yeah. good morning to you.

30 folks displaced as a result of this fire overnight. look at some of this damage you see behind me. this is some of the furniture they had to the take out following this two-alarm fire. this happened 6:00 p.m. here in concord. flames started in one apartment and moved to another. you have 30 people displaced. two of those displaced had to be rescued. >> we had two juvenile females that had to be transported for minor injuries and to get checked out to make sure they are okay. >> concord fire is crediting smoke alarms inside for getting the folks out. the person who called the fire said they saw a big cloud of

smoke in the area. it may have started in the kitchen area of the unit. officials believe it is accidental as far as the cause of the fire as of this time. it is is still under investigation. pete surat toes, today in the bay. campus police at a south bay junior college investigating a deadly accident tuesday night on fruitvale. a bus struck a 51-year-old woman during a rainstorm. the victim apparently worked nearby, had no affiliation with the college. investigators are still trying to figure out if she was struck on the crosswalk. defining moments for a pregnant woman when she was

assaulted by a customer. the suspect is was upset about his order and jumped the counter demanding a refund from the waitress. she gave it to him and reportedly he later spat in her face. the waitress, 7 months pregnant, was shaken but will be okay. a student art project is angering police officers across the country. it depicts law enforcement, as you see there, as pigs. it is hanging on a wall on capitol hill in the office of st. louis congressman william clay. it was one of the winners of a student art competition. now, the union president for san jose police worries that painting will cause more violence against police officers. in a letter the house speaker paul ryan joined unions in new york, l.a., oakland and san francisco demanding that the speaker use his power to take down the art immediately, calling it reprehensible and

repugnant. >> false narratives by anti-police groups cause more violence. we absolutely believe that. we have seen it. we saw it last year. in response to nbc bay area clay whose office sponsored the contest said he had no role in selecting the winner. a adds, the u.s. capitol is a symbol of freedom not sensorship. a busy day on capitol hill. multiple briefings on what the owe obama administration believes were russian hackers trying to influence the presidential election. tracie potts joins us with what is expected to happen behind closed doors. it starts with the president who gets a briefing today and select members of congress hearing about the evidence against russian hacking from the

intelligence community. today details and evidence supporting their belief that russia hacked democrats to influence the presidential election. >> those same intelligence agencies are ones that targeted the state department, chiefs of staff. >> the armed services committee and senate foreign relations committee get closed door briefings today. they questioned whether they have hard evidence against russia. >> there is a stark line that has been drawn. the president-elect will have to determine who he's going to believe. >> i find his kind of disrespect to the literally thousands of intelligence professionals who keep this country safe frankly flabbergasted. i just don't get it. >> given some of the intelligence failures of the on

recent years of president-elect made it clear to the american people that he is skeptical about conclusions. >> the same intelligence experts are scheduled to brief president-elect trump in new york tomorrow. >> of course mr. trump said that briefing was delayed because they were still searching for evidence to support the claim of russian hacking. the intelligence chiefs, at least two of them said, no, his briefing was always supposed to happen on friday. pack to you. good morning. the time now is 5:08. we get a live look outside at our radar. we don't have any rain here. storm rangers powered up. a dry start this morning. this will be in action as we track the next storm system moving in. here's what to expect as we get a live look outside. a freezing start tomorrow for much of the bay area.

the rain moves in early saturday morning with heavy downpours sunday. the rain tape orrering off monday before we see at system moving in tuesday. we'll start it out in 10 minutes. let's see what is happening on the roadways. >> as we track the next storm system, enjoy this. as it makes its way in, we are expecting once again slick roadways. for now the map is looking good. i did experience roadway flooding 280. chp did report slowing and roadway flooding last night. now, that should be clear in the next half hour. we are seeing a fender-bender but it doesn't seem to be affecting the roads too much.

if you're headed to the airport, this may be a good time to head out. >> a lot easier today. thank you, vianey. >> this was gut wrench to go hear about let alone seen. the charges four people could be facing after facebook live shows the beating of a special needs teenager. wall street makes it two for two. and the auto show rolls in.

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=kari/wsifull= kari weather tease snow showers still coming down. winter storm warnings in effect. checking out the report for squaw valley. only four trails open. none at alpine meadows. at the base we have 91 inches of snow. and there is more snow is on the way. i'll have details on that and how much on you rain the bay

area can expect in five minutes. let's get a quick check of your south bay drive times. northbound 101 towards 87, 13 minutes. 85 to 101, 10 minutes. thank you, guys. authorities in chicago this morning still trying to get to the bottom of what is on the is surface an utterly shocking story of cruelty and bullying involving torture. it shows video that may be disturbing. >> it is is very upsetting. four people are in custody after they kidnapped and tortured an 18-year-old mentally disabled man. the suspect streamed is some of the incident on facebook live for nearly a half hour. the four is suspects police say that in the video they actually referenced race and donald

trump. it is clearly heard. >> he is an acquaintance of one of these subjects. apparently they met out in the suburbs. these subjects stole a van and brought him into chicago. >> he was considered missing for 48 hours. when officers found him he was wandering the streets in his shorts. authorities are weighing the charges and whether it will be filed as a hate crime. all right. so the company facebook has not addressed that broadcast but in the past spoken out about violence on facebook live. >> because there is talk, laura, he might run for office or get involved in politics in some other way. several analysts pointed out a number of political moves by mark zuckerberg. he wants to visit every state in the union. he asked facebook's board to rewrite rules to allow him to

retain power at the company should he he ever take office. and he announced religion is important to him after years of saying he was an athiest. we are wait to go see what donald trump will say today. south korea this morning has appointed an intelligence officer to be in charge of watching trump tweets. that will be a pretty easy job. the british news" the telegraph" says it stems from a tweet saying is they will test a missile. as tracie potts point out, a lot of action today over hacking. they will all testify in the senate. each one of these men say russia is responsible for the election

hacks. we're two for two on the stock market. landon dowdy is live at cnbc headquarters. what is the chance for three for three? >> after two days of gains, wall street may give back some of those today. stocks rising yesterday following the release of the minutes from last month's fed minutes. interest rates may rise faster than previously expected. investors cheering a strong showing in auto sales. look for data on the job market later this morning. the nasdaq adding 47 to 5477. scott, back of to you. thank you. silicon valley auto shows opens later today. we got in early. we are going to point our cameras at the super cars, super expensive things this is at the mchenry center downtown the.

12 bucks for adults, 8 bucks for kids. >> that looks similar to your car. >> when i was reporting my last job, one of my favorite things to do was go to the auto show. you would sit in cars that you never in a million years would dream of is touching. >> there is something for everybody. >> there you go. >> stop it. just stop it. your segment is over. bye-bye. you're terminated. >> hey, don't go in the water. look at this. talk about dedication. most people are trying to get out of the cold. surfers near chicago couldn't wait to get into the water.

oh, my gosh, icicles on his beard. they took on waves in lake michigan yesterday. that is cold. apparently wetsuit technology has improved so much over the years, they can tolerate this extremely cold weather. >> what? come on now. are we buying that? who is is believing that right now? >> one guy has a perfectly bearded icicle on his face. >> you may have to tkroe it out during show shave november. >> we have inclement weather advisory. >> we're watching for cold temperatures tomorrow morning starting out. then the next storm system arrives. here's a live look at oakland. streets still wet as you head out for the drive. but the rain is over leave the

up principle la sitting by the front door. the next system continues to bring in subtropical moisture. and a little bit farther south. this area of low pressure will bring in gusty winds, heavy rain. looking at chilly sturs for santa rosa, visibility cut down to a quarter mile. napa, 42 degrees. 47 in oakland. san jose, 46 degrees. once again, today and tomorrow, not much action going on here except for the cold air moving from the north. a lot of sunshine throughout the day. on saturday, the clouds roll back in. we see showers moving in as early as 4:00 or 5:00 in the morning. not much of your saturday. we will see the rain off and on on saturday, getting heavier on sunday. a little bit of a break monday

before another storm system arrives tuesday. so very busy weather here in the forecast the next several days. rain totals may reach in some spots, especially the santa cruz mountains, over six inches. and it looks like the heaviest rain shifted south of the golden gate bridge. at least three inches of rain there. it could reach the monitored stage. for gerneville, it will reach the action stage with all of that heavy rain coming down. i'll detail this coming up. let's see how the roads are moving with vianey. >> with this break from the rain, a vast improvement on the roads. we have some pothole troubles.

westbound 580 has caused a few fender-benders out there. it is is also causing slowing. chp will send somebody out to get settled. 580 to 680, 32 minutes. 580 to vargas, 11 minutes. sounds good. hate to hit those on the road. 5:22 right now. coming up, a bizarre search near the porbgt of los angeles this morning. >> many complaints about airlines being sticklers i know that's hard to believe. you are legally entitled to flexibility for the first 24 hours. >> not 100% sure about the flight you want to book? they can cancel it without penalty. read up on the policy before you

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search crews are combing the waters near the port of los angeles for a helicopter that cruise ship passengers say they saw go down.

search crews in the port of los angeles for a helicopter that cruise ship passengers say they saw go down. they reportedly saw it before 6:00 last night. they believe two people might have been on board. so far no aircraft or victims is has been found. a mysterious find in a petaluma field. a city worker found a safe in that field, the middle of the field at the end of willow brook court off 101. the top of the safe, as you see there, kind of cut open and pried open. police have no idea what was inside or even who the safe belongs to. 5:26. county health leaders say the person who died was under 65 and had a medical condition that put them at risk for severe illness. so far the department of health said three deaths have been reported across the state for patients under 65.

the bay area flu season peaks between december and february. coming up next, serial robberies. a dozen south bay women robbed. who is being targeted? the search for more victims continuing. rising water levels in local creeks and streams. live in san jose. i'll show you how you can prepare for this winter storm.

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we are on weather watch here at nbc bay area - as we prepare for strong weekend storms that are taking aim at right annoy at 5:30 in three seconds we are preparing for strong weekend storms taking aim at northern california. of course it's already been a wet week. there is more where that came. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. that rain was really coming down. >> it was coming down the past couple of days. we have gotten quite a bit of rain. it will be our down time now and tomorrow. we will see the next storm system moving in. looking at dry conditions now as we get a few of what's happening. our storm ranger in san brew is not picking up on any rain. cloudy skies we start out w. as we go through the day, we will see another cool day. also sunshine peeking on out from he behind the clouds.

the rain returns early saturday morning. more rain sunday. and it tapers off on monday. heading of to vma, how is it looking on the road right now. >> still no major accidents to report. the map still looking pretty green, which means no major slowing. they continue for 580 near flynn road. it appears three weeks have rofld in a fender-bender because of pothole repair. hopefully they get that settled. i will keep a close eye on that and hopefully they can get that repaired before any more care troubles out there. thanks so much, vianey. a live look outside of san jose and san francisco right now. >> all dry. crews bracing for significant wet weather. >> sharon joins us live in san

jose along a very swollen river. good morning, sharon. >> reporter: good morning. we are seeing a lot of homeless people walking along here and sleeping along the river. that's a concern as the water levels rise. you can see where the homeless go. they have opened up beds but it is on a first come, first served basis. we have seen accidents. drivers losing control on the slick roadways. tow truck operators working around the clock, helping drives get out of trouble. boulder creek could rise to flood levels with the rising rainfall this weekend. we could see power outs, falling trees and mudslides in this weekend's storms. we shot this video yesterday at the va is sona reservoir.

this morning it is about 97%. uvas was at 79% a couple days ago. now it is 99%. back here live, you can see the water level rising here. local streams and creeks, we are concerned about flooding. it's best you stay at home if you don't have to travel this weekend. sharon cat sue da, today in the bay. >> we have a day or two to see if the water levels will go down. a driver found out the hard way. her car stalled out.

a nice little mercedes. you see the truck driver coming in, stopped, is and agreed to help the woman. he pulled her alongside the stranded car. she was able to climb aboard the big rig without wading through the cold, surging water. the sierra getting inundated with snow. some locations reporting five feet of snow. some resorts have been shut down. some shut down interstate 80 for hours, us fromming a lot of stranded drivers. we want to tell you this morning that 80 has been reopened in both directions. check the chp website before you head out. we'll try to keep you posted what's going on. as the next storm approaches, count on nbc bay area news for microclimate coverage on air and online. our free bay area app is a great to keep track of the changing conditions.

new this morning, a fire breaks out at a home in actor ton. firefighters were able to get the fire under control within 15 minutes. but in that 15-minute window, it caused significant damage. some estimate $40,000 to $50,000 in damage. it is a cliff hanger no more. that is just a met faphor we ar speaking about. an apartment building has to come down. recent storms are act is accelerating the erosion of the bluff just below 310 esplanade. city council agreed to pay nearly $200,000 to tear that down. the city managers he's not happy

about footing that kind of bill, but she can't win any longer. >> discretionary funds not already obligated are very, very small. this is not simple for the city to do. in fact, if the implications of having it fall into the beach weren't so dire costs being so much higher, we would not be taking these actions. >> work could again as early as monday. a is suspected serial purse snatcher is behind bars. he targeted more than a dozen people. 18-year-old terrell anthony norman used his silver jeep to scope occupy shopping centers across san jose. he would follow old her asian women out of the parking lot to their homes where he allegedly ripped their purses away and shoved them to the ground. women are now on heightened alert. >> the thing when i get into the car, i lock the car right away.

>> i be aware of the surroundings. >> all crimes happened between october and december. they are hoping to talk to anyone else who may be a victim. >> an autopsy has revealed all six bullets struck him from behind. witnesses claim he was shot while running from officers.

happening today also in san francisco, members of the city's police department are partnering with the university of san francisco for a two-day law enforcement symposium. it is an annual event that includes police personnel from all across the country. the theme is accountability and use of force. today's discussions get under way 8:. representative tphers san francisco will start to see changes in the coming days meant to save lives. they approved new fire codes for apartment complexes in the aftermath of on several damaging fires in the mission district. they go into effect this month. it requires signage of emergency exit locations. >> time is short when there's an emergency. if you're familiar with your surroundings, you have much greater chance of exiting is and getting out safely. >> building owners are now

required to conduct what's called a pillow test. that's when the smoke alarm is tested whether it can be heard from the tenant's pillow. dog owners fuming about looming rules changes in san francisco and marin are fighting back. the national park service will enact sweeping changes for the golden gate national recreation area. they will limit off-leash dog walking. a group calling itself. woofieleaks are showing the park service was biased in its decision making. >> 5:39 right now. still no real movement to report a strike that brought the dungeneess crab fish to go a halt.

a major seafood wholesaler cut the negotiated price of $3 per pound. they said any drop really affects their livelihood. we start out with cool temperatures, cloudy skies and leftover rain from yesterday. 45 in the peninsula. 45 in san francisco. a chill where 33 in the north bay. low 50s for the tri-valley and the east bay. also in san francisco. 50 degrees with peeks of sunshine. 52 in the north bay. we are getting ready for the next storm system this weekend. starts early saturday morning. i'll have a look at the timeline and how much rain to expect. we get a look at river levels. as you mentioned, i hope

folks enjoy dry roads because all is is clear. no major accidents to report at this time. however, remember that pothole repair near 580, flynn road, it appears aside from three cars being off to the road, there may be an additional fender bender with one car that may be blocking that area as well. you may want to head out and take extra time right now. back to you. thank you very much. 5:41 right now. the u.s. labor department is suing google. the tech giant is refusing to share. what happens in vegas does not stay in vegas. another tree burning off a freeway. it follows several tree fires in the same area. what chp and firefighters are doing about it next. =kari/wsifull=

kari weather tease good thursday morning. it is 5:44. we are closely monitoring the river. heavy rain moves in guadeloupe near the 101.

the flood stage is with the current forecast. i'll let you know more in five minutes. slowing along westbound 580 due to a pothole that has caused fender benders. out on the road, west bound 580 to 680, a 30-minute commute. 680 to vargas, about 12 minutes. and 84 to 680, 13 minutes. i'll have more coming up. we'll look forward to it. it's quarter to 6:00 now. another tree fire in san jose. this comes after several fires were reported last week in that same area. we brought you monday morning today in the bay. the most recent early tuesday morning had a small palm tree was reported on fire. they don't know if the fires were intentionally set. both agencies are searching

watching the area closely. after more than six months of searching, the city of oakland finally has a new police chief. >> i'm all in. >> that is the energetic anne kirkpatrick. she served in washington state and chicago. the tennessee native says she's not afraid to hold officers accountable but promises also to be their biggest supporter. >> for the men and welcome of the, i want you to know that i have the courage to stand by you. and i will. >> all right. can kirkpatrick is the first to the lead oakland's police department in the department's history. an interesting story. the u.s. labor department is suing google.

the federal agency says the mountain view company is not sharing enough information about its employees. the labor department said it is needed for a routine evaluation of compliance with anti-discrimination laws. they could lose out on federal contracts. it is is an annual event. scott is has details for us. ? i have details. but, you know, you want to go to vegas. you want to have a great time. what you don't want to do is get up super early in the morning. chris pollone did it. he is super coffeed up out in las vegas. what happens in vegas today does not stay in vegas. >> reporter: no, that's right. i'm telling everybody about it, scott. when you're leaving the hotel at midnight and wishing everyone

good morning, they are looking at you strangely. 165,000 people will be coming through here the las vegas convention center the next four days. they will be looking at 20 products from 4,000 different manufacturers. we have collected some of our favorites to have. i thought this was pretty cool. you know what thisst? this is a two tera byte hard drive. if you have brady bunch in the back seat and they want to watch movies, they can stream wirelessly. it will survive i'm told a trip into the washer or dryer and it will will still keep ticking. everyone wants to lose weight. i am one of those people. i had a fitness tracker. i didn't like it. it irritated my skin. i didn't like the way it looked. this is what every other fitness tracker does. you can wear it in the shower,

swim, put on hand lotion. no problem at all. it keeps track of how well you sleep. and you only have to charge it about every five days. this is the hair max. it is is a laser product that is said to help regrow hair. that ship has sailed for he me. this can use lasers to stimulate the follicles. a lot of products out here. connected home is the big thing this year. a lot of manufacturers are able to the talk to each other thanks to creative software. >> chris pollone keeping his dignity. just starting to notice this.

i don't know what happened. a lot of people have cameras that listen to you. that left some paranoid. there is a picture circulating of the pope using an ipad. look at that. he has a sticker blocking the ipad camera. vatican news tells news agencies this is an authentic picture though a year old. senator john mccain will go head to the head with donald trump. trump tweeted several times he believes russia is innocent. mccain believes the director of national intelligence, direct of the national security agency and undersecretary of defense all of whom are expected to say it was the russians. take a closer look at that, guys, in 30 minutes. we will look forward to

that. thank you very much. >> that's the all the talk right now on capitol hill. here we have been dealing with a very consistent story. just a whole wave of wet weather. >> a little bit of a break today. another big storm coming this weekend. >> that's what we are tracking as of now. a chance to watch water levels go back down and allow the streets and the soil to dry out. here's a live look at the golden gate bridge. no need for the umbrella as well. we are now at 46 degrees. heading up to 50 degrees today. it is now 47 degrees in oakland. napa, 42. 33 in santo rosa. morgan hill, 46 degrees. milder air in some spots. highs reaching 53 degrees in san jose.

54, antioch. 51, san mateo. san francisco, upper 40s to low 50s. 51 today in nevado. tonight the other story will be freezing temperatures. morgan hill, livermore and the north way from napa to santa rosa staying below freezing. the next storm system moves in saturday. gets really heavy on sunday. we will start to see it moving out before another moves in tuesday. wetter systems rolling across the bay area. several inches of rain with the shift of the heaviest were rain to the south over the santa cruz mountains. you could have six and a half inch of rain. hayward, close to four inches of rain. two to three for the north bay. temperatures will be getting

milder this weekend as the rain moves in. today and tomorrow, the only chance to dry out. vianey, how is it looking on the roadways? >> the metering lights are on the bay bridge. early morning backup is starting to roll in. this may be a chance to take the coffee or two. i know i like to do that myself. a quick check of the maps. no major delays or accidents just yet. we are however seeing slowing on northbound 101 near the san jose area. south bay drive times, 101 to highway 87, 17 minutes. in terms of your bridge drive times. westbound 580, 8 minutes. and 80 towards the bay bridge, 13 minutes. not too bad out there. i'll send things back to you. coming up next, are you in the market to buy a house but wonder if renting is a better option? that's a question many people

wonder given the price of homes out here. two bay area counties where they say buying is a better option. >> but first happening now, much more rain is heading this way. nbc bay area putting our entire news team on stand by as we prepare for a system taking aim at california. i'll be here on sunday. you can download an app for an interview radar. and we can also send an alert.

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more survivors and relatives of victims in the charleston church shooting-- as the penalty phase of dylann roof's trial continues in south carolina. ==vo== victims described their loved ones to the court yesterday. jennifer pinckney talked about her late husband-- clementa pinckney-- who was a pastor and state senator. she called him a devoted father and husband. the penalty phase of dylann roof's trial continues. jennifer pinckney talked about her late husband who was a pastor and state senator. she called him a devoted father and husband. roof, who is representing himself, also addressed the jury and said there is nothing wrong with him is psychologically. the jury is deciding whether or not he should be sentenced to death or life in prison for

killing nine black parishioners at emmanuel a.m.e. church. a south bay man who police are calling a serial dui driver is due in court later this morning. he is san jose. he will be in court today the following his fourth dui arrest in two years. the most recent arrest happened new year's eve in morgan hill. police say he smelled strongly of alcohol, was slurring his words, had difficulty standing, and wasn't cooperating with officers. since this is his fourth dui arrest in two years, he is facing felony charges. new details and tragic ones in the seven for a north hollywood couple who went missing christmas eve. a body found on an embankment earlier this week has been identified as one of the two people who went missing. 20-year-old olivia gonzalez and 21-year-old brian fernandez left

for a road trip to big sur christmas eve. they were supposed to return home christmas but never came back. crews spotted a mangled car that had gone down 300 feet down a steep and rocky embankment. gonzalez's body, along with the body of a dog were found near the car. whether it is better to the buy or representative a home in the u.s. 2017 rental affordability report was released today the. buying a home is more affordable in 66% of the u.s. housing markets analyzed. while buying continues to be more affordable than renting in most markets, that equation could change quickly if mortgage rates keep rising this year. here in the bay area, marin and kos extra contra were listed as better to rent than buy.

a little bit of a calm before the next storm today. we're getting you ready for the next round of rain headed to the pay area this weekend. and you can see the stream of moisture just to the south of us giving us a small window to prepare for the next round of rain set for this weekend. i'll give you the timeline and when to expect that rain and also how much. as the window closes and the rain does come in, kari, we are keeping a close eye on relatives, creeks and reservoirs as many could reach storm stage. a fire rips through an east bay apartment complex overnight, displacing dozens. what one resident is saying about it this morning. today in the bay starts at 6:00 right now. good morning. thanks so much for