hospitalized because of feeling side effects from her cancer treatment. she was diagnose theed summer, but that wasn't made public until yesterday. doctors say she is doing well. this is the time she has battled cancer. the 59-year-old previously overcome breast cancer. we wish her well. we're following several breaking news stories. george h.w. bush is in a texas hospital. find out why he was hospitalized and he is doing now. a car crashes into a home in antioch. why the case has now turned into a homicide investigation. in southern santa clara, we are starting to feel the storm. we will tell you the impact that could have on local reservoir. taking a live look at radar this morning. we are in a microclimate weather

alert as we track the first of three storms move into the bay area. ? we have crews stationed across the bay area to make sure you're ready for the incoming rain. a live look right now from pacifica where high winds and strong waves are predicted ahead of the storms. good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm ra garcia-cannon. it going to pick up through the day starting out with light rain, a few pockets of heavy rain in between. as we go into the day, this evening's commute is really going to be a tough one as we will have wide heavy rain moving in. we had heavy rain early this morning that has since moved into the central valley towards patterson. we will see some of the showers continuing to move through. here's what to expect. the winds and the rain picking up today. the second storm system moves in early friday morning.

a third one on sunday morning. we'll have anywhere from two and a half to five inches of. with it falling on an already saturated grouped, flooding will be a concern. i'll have more on this. we'll look at the timeline of today's storms. that's coming up in five minutes. as we head over to mike now, tracking slowing in san jose. >> i wanted to make it very clear through the south bay we're showing just slowing on 101. it is a predictable area. showers coming through the area. it might complicate some people's commute. damp roadways. the sensors are green for much of the bay. slowing for the tri-valley is and hayward, in to union city out of hayward and the san mateo bridge. poppeding and puddling for the

east shore freeway. 24 minutes from highway 4 to the bay bridge toll plaza where the metering lights are on. back to you. all right, mike, thank you. lots of poppeding on the road and plenty of rain in our reservoirs. we have team coverage of the incoming storms this morning. a major concern as we get ready for the next round rain to move in. will our reservoirs be able to hold all the water. >> pretty dramatic video. kris sanchez live at the thousand trails rv park. this was evacuate during the the last because the reservoir started to overflow. what can we expect kris? >> the kids can enjoy the stream nearby. but the uvas is already over capacity. that's the reason this rv park had evacuated. thousand trails rv park in more

hill is in a ravine that's already pretty saturated. it will remain closed through january 25th, according to the rv site's facebook page. people figured better safe than sorry. >> well, it's happened before. some people don't react as quickly as they should. >> i've never experienced it before. i don't know what to think. like i said, this is my first rodeo on this one. >> uvas reservoir is 101%. lexington 94%. the spillway has been opened the last couple of weeks. almaden is 81%. anderson 61%. coyote, 89%. the raging waters are definitely

a sight to the see. a great opportunity to take pictures. do it at a safe distance because the waters can be swift and i'll tell you they are very cold. sanchez, today in the bay. 6:05. here's a tool you'll want during the storm you can track the storm, even send is you alerts when rain is just 30 minutes away from you. >> we have breaking news to tell you about. we have learned former president george h.w. bush is in a houston hospital after complaining of shortness of breath. according to the chief of staff he is doing fine and expected to be discharged the next couple of days. the former president is now 92 years old and has experienced his share of health insurance in recent years. last week he was healthy enough to attend an nfl playoff game in houston. we're following breaking news out of the east bay this morning where authorities are investigating the first homicide of the year in that city a car smashed into a home.

this is a live look at the scene the car struck the side of the house 9:30 last night on 13th street. when officers arrived, they found the driver suffering from a gunshot wound. police say he died at the scene. we have since learned he was a 27-year-old man from martinez. police are not releasing details about the investigation other than to say it is still in the early stages. but they are asking anyone with information to call antioch police. the wife of the orlando nightclub shooter will be back in a bay area courtroom. the widow of omar mateen is due in federal court in oakland today. the question remains, is she a victim or an accomplice? federal prosecutors say she knew her husband was going on a rampage but her family members say that's not the case.

>> when she said i'm innocent, she is innocent. when i had no idea he was going to do that we know that. >> salman is charged with aiding and abetting, as well as obstruction of justice that followed. er uncle said they were terrified when the fbi showed up at their home. >> if you have a chance to go camping in livermore this month, you may have to put it on hold. it is closed due to flooding. it will stay that way at least through sunday. recent storms caused flooding. east bay times said park rangers are canceling campground reservations through january 30th. that date could be pushed back even further. i'll check in with kari right now. i don't think anybody will be coming with the incoming storms.

>> no. as you head out the door, a lot of cloudy skies. a look at the timeline today. we will see pockets of heavy rain moving in anywhere across the bay area. but a pretty widespread coverage out of the rain on the radar by 9:00 in the lunchtime hour, pockets of heavy rain even through the evening commute, the storm becoming more intense as we go through the day with a lot of reds and yellows with expense and heavy downpours. strong winds. winds gusting 40 to 50 miles per hour. even at 9:00 tonight. it becomes scattered but still pockets of heavy rain tonight. that's the first wave rain that will be moving in. then we will have more of this as we go into the day tomorrow as well as the next storm system is set to arrive early friday morning. coming up 6:13.

eye look at the squaw valley, alpine meadows report. >> i don't think it is weather related. it will play a factor all over. poppeding and puddling in the tri-valley, the east bay. look at that. the south bay shows good driving. a concern southbound 680 shows on schedule. here there is debris or stalled vehicle. walnut creek interchange itself moving well. no flooding reporting. even though the peninsula got hit with rain, no slowing yet. mike, thank you so much. a lot of people using the

samsung galaxy note 7 despite the massive recall, stories of phones catching on fire. the verizon is taking to stop people from using the phones. a woman stabbed outside a convenience store. find out what may have been the motive behind that stabbing.

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it is 6:12. look at the the radar across the bay area, heavy rain moving in. if your plans take you of to the sierra, it is is already snowing there. we will see more snowing in the forecast. winter storm warnings in effect. there's 136 inches snow at alpine meadows and squaw valley. 93 trails are open there today. we will talk about what the bay area can expect as three storms move in at 6:17. despite rain, pretty pleasant conditions as far as the commute goes. tri-valley light. still a little slowing there. get out on the roadways and leave early. the bridges will be tough as the winds begin. thank you both so much. 6:13 on your wednesday. a san francisco woman is behind bars this morning after being accused of stabbing another woman during a fight allegedly of a parking space it happened monday night at 7-eleven on east

third avenue in downtown san mateo. an 18-year-old woman was sitting in a car when another woman came up to her and started fighting with her over the spot. the victim was stabbed through the car window, receiving a cut on her arm and hand. the attacker drove off but was later arrested >> a man approaches a girl and asks her to get inside his car. it happened just before 6:00 last night in the river plaza shopping center on washington street in petaluma. police say the 13-year-old girl was walking in the parking lot when the car approached her. she ran off and called police. they don't have a detailed description but they say he was driving a 1990 champagne colored honda four door sedan. >> verizon taking measures for people who still have their samsung galaxy note 7 to give up their phone. all nonemergency calls will now

be rerouted to customer service. verizon may bill owners for the price of the phone. >> investors are drawing back wondering about the trump presidency. >> the value of the dollar dropped. investors getting a feeling that mr. trump is serious about hurting world trade. and congress is concentrating on epping obamacare. janet yellen will be in san francisco today speaking at the commonwealth club at noon. i would hike to tell you whether particular the it's are available. but the commonwealth's website is down. we were talk building the weaker

dollar. higher gas prices and higher rent prices are the main culprit. russia says edward snowden can stick around. the kremlin issued a new visa. a spokesman said it will allow snowden residency for a couple more years. thoughly how long was vague. speaking of secrets, the cia has put hundreds of thousands of formerly secret documents online. they were declarified under president clip. now they are searchable right there. guys, i spent time typing in bay area words. >> not our names? >> yeah. >> so i typed in garcia-cannon. here's what i got. >> i'm scared. >> yugoslavia, 1950 there was a

garcia-cannon. some guy snuck out secrets there were new cannons protecting garrison. you can look at them online. by the way, are you more mysterious. >> sam brock is probably a spy. >> people can park tphd median after san francisco transportation leader yesterday signed off on that 16-month pilot program we were telling you about yesterday on today in the bay. parking along the phaoemedian f decades. people allowed to park between 14th and 18th street on friday night, saturday morning, and all

day on sunday. and the program should launch in the next few weeks. all right. we are in a microclimate weather alert, kari. we are seeking darker colors on the radar. >> heavy rain. right now much of that is taking a break. we are getting a few waves of rain. there will be breaks in between and giving up a chance. watch the roads dry out. we are still dealing with slick conditions for the east bay, the peninsula and the south bay. moving closer to discovery bay. and also through the altamonte pass it is is really coming down there. also for the south bay, a light shower moving through santa clara, is sunnyvale. santa cruz mountains, light rain moving in. as you step out the door, it is

49 degrees in the peninsula and the south bay. 44 in the north bay. we will see very heavy rain moving through in pockets, especially for the peninsula, over towards the bay. then the north bay will get in on heavy downpours as we go into the lunchtime hours. we will see that anywhere in the bay area. quick moving rain that may get more intense for 20, 30 minutes. then it gets a little bit lighter. but the bankrupt of the storm starts to hit us at 3:00 to 5:00. we will have wind blown rain and a very tricky evening commute. even at 9:30 tonight, we are seeing pockets of rain and wind dying down. we will still see rain moving through tomorrow.

the second storm system early friday morning. we are expecting three storms to move through this week. a wind advisory has been posted today for all of the bay area. gusts 40 to 50 miles per hour. getting a look at the timeline is when the winds will pick up. 41 miles per hour. we will see those intense windsing into this evening. downed trees and power lines. make sure you follow me on facebook and twitter at kari hall weather on twitter. we have the potential of getting at least two three inches of rain. maybe even higher for parts of the north bay. >> this is an area you just showed the radar for the south bay. overall, the green highlighting. it means you will have damp roadways. it is easing up rainfall goes.

when silicon valley is really busy, more will come in. we have that as an option for you. northbound 85, 237, reports of a disabled garbage truck. we don't see any slowing and haven't the last five minutes. a pretty typical pattern starting to build. a live look at san jose. >> it's getting busy out there. thank you. 6:21. how much u time your kids spend using technology. the amount of screen time your child should or shoot not be getting. a man receives a massive medical bill for something he thought he had already paid.

nbc bay area responds. red light and red tape. the city threatens to take a man to court for an ambulance bill it mishandled. nbc bay area responds next. time on their tech gadgets since

they received them as 6:24. it's a pretty common problem. children spending a lot of time

on their tech gadgets that they received over the holidays. how much screen time is too much screen time. doctors say it can affect a child's sleep and increases the rates of obesity and negatively impact learning. for kids over the age of 6, parents should use their own discretion on daily screen time and be consistent. kids between 2 and 5, no more than one hour a day is recommended. kid under 2 should avoid screen time unless they consider it high quality programming. >> nbc bay area responds to a san francisco man who says the city of san francisco wrongfully threatened him with a lawsuit. >> chris chmura is here with our results. antonio went to the er back in 2012. doctors recommended he be transferred to the another hospital, so they called

ambulance to take him there. he went home the next day. he was released the next day. the insurance covered everything minus a $100 co-pay. so he was surprised when three and a half years later he he received an $1,800 notice of delinquency from the city. $1800 for the ambulance ride. apparently they hadn't billed his insurance back when it happened he said the city should have billed his insurance three years ago. before he would get an answer he received another notice from the city, this one a notice intention to file a lawsuit. he panicked and paid the $1,00 bill he was ticked off. in a statement it told us there was a miscommunication through the billing process and said it was moving forward with a full refund to the patient. $1,800. the city also apologized and wished antonio good health. we do too. if you have a consumer complaint

call us at 888-996-tips. or nbcbayarea.com/responds. chris, thank you very much. breaking news. former president george h.w. bush hospitalized. the reason ahead. we're following breaking news out of the east bay this morning. a car crashes into the front yard of the home in the east bay. and now it turned into a homicide investigation. the latest details on that investigation and where police found the victim. large waves will start pounding the pacific coastline. the advisory for the benefiters a forecasters are putting out for the people that live around here. microclimate weather alert as we

track the first of three storms to move into the bay ar. we are in a mike rhee climate weather alert. we're tracking the first of three storms moving into the area. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. kari has a look at light rain starting to build up. >> there will be breaks in between. already watching the next rain of heavier rain offshore that will be moving in. as we look at the radar, we have heavier rain early this morning. it moved off to the east. this rain is moving fast. this is all in advance of a cold front that will be moving through today and bringing with

it strong winds. here's what to expect. the winds heavy rains pick up during the evening commute. the second on friday morning. the third on sunday morning. three storms have the tepbl to bring two and a half to five inches of rain and flooding and wind damage will be a possibility. we'll take a closer look at the timeline of's storms at 6:40. now a crash in walnut creek. >> we had a crash on 680 just past nature valley road. the rain has traveled. we have the commute starting to build for the south bay. a pretty typical pattern there for the rest of the east bay and 680 has cleared. now more traffic heading tower the walnut creek interchange.

backups at the toll plaza. metering lights are on. to you. 6:31. team coverage of the incoming rain storms. the first one moves through. >> we will see the waves picking up. stkph we could several hours from now. they have this warning sign letting people know the waves would be so bad coming over the seawall. you look at the pacifica pier. the national weather service issued a strong wind advisory.

gusts of 40 to 50 miles per hour winds along the coastline. it could lead to bigger waves, especially as this wind advisory goes the next 12 hours until 1:00 this morning. incidentally, 310 esplanade sitting on an eroding cliff side. we heard from the city yesterday. they tell us demolition of that apartment complex could begin as early as next week. it is just a matter of workers going inside with the demolition company is and prepping. bob redell, today in the pay. pg&e ready to help with the storm. >> we have crews near the santa

cruz mountains. >> they closed one of the northbound lanes of highway 17 near vine hill road to put up a fence in case of rock and mudslides. it stretches 200 feet. crews hope it will catch boulders and rocks that could break loose. former president george h.w. bush is in a hospital after complaining of shortness of breath. according to the chief of staff, doing fine and expected discharged in the next couple of days fpt . he is now 92 years old. last week he was healthy enough to attend an nfl playoff game in houston. >> we're following breaking news locally out of antioch this morning. a car into a house. police are investigating the

city's first homicide of the year. pete suratos live from the scene on 13th street near similar mops. how did this all come together, pete? good morning. you can see the brush has knocked out of the way. it drove right on to the front yard. i will show you the video of the car we have being towed away. we're told it happened 9:30 p.m. last night. this car almost collided into the home clearly drove into the front yard. they said the driver had an apparent gunshot wound, was pronounced dead at the scene. right now they are trying to piece together exactly who shot

this person inside the car. of course they're in the early stages of this investigation. if we have any information to help out, contact police. live in antioch, pete suratos, today in the bay. thank you very much, pete. 6:36. following breaking news out of italy. 5.3 quake just a few hours ago. we'll show you a map of the area this morning. the epicenter could be felt in rome, 70 miles away from the site. some schools in the area have been shut down for the day. a subway in the city was also temporarili temporarily closed. aftershocks, including a 5.7. you may recall in october a magnitude 6.6 earthquake hit

that area of rome. and before that, in august. almost 300 people were killed in a pair of large earthquakes. thousands of people were left homeless. there was significant damage to the a lot of the older buildings there. 6:37 right now. there is a lot going on in our nation's capital. two days until the prpl inauguration. demonstrations are already planned and confirmation hearings are way. >> political history and fire forms going on at the same time. tracie potts joining us live with what we can expect during a very busy day in washington. tracie. >> reporter: yeah. super busy. it's not going to get any less busy between now and friday. on the outside of the capitol behind. the surrounding campus, we have confirmation hearings happening today.

showing 0.7 of america not happy with how much mr. trump is tweeting. president-elect trump heads into friday's inaugural as the most popular incoming president ever with a 52% disapproval rating in northbound's latest poll. overnight, he told diplomat thes bikers for trump ared to washington. >> that's like additional security with those guys. >> reporter: security will be tight. nearly 100 demonstrations are planned this week. that is five times as many applications as normal. >> the challenge is to make sure the competing sps are able to utilize the space at the same time. ? some groups plan to set up along the parade route. >> they will in gnawing rate the resistance on january 20th. >> democrats are boycotting but they are showing up for confirmation hearings. four more scheduled today, including health and human

services nominee tom price. >> his approach would make a difficult situation right now even worse. >> the focus today, an historic inaugural just two days away. and so today we've got restrictions, street closures later on today with almost 900,000 people expected for this event. a low gist cal nightmare this week. tracie, thank you so much. as she mentioned, there will be so many protesters in washington. we have already seen it for inauguration. this scene is a california man who said he tried to light himself on fire in an act of protest of the. that is some of the leftover burning debris you are seeing in that video. it happened last night outside the trump international hotel in washington. we're told the man suffered serious but not life threatening

injuries. raj mathai is leading tkphofrpbcoverage live in dc and the women's march on on saturday. sam, right now 6:40, stepping out the door, much of the bay area is dry with the exception of the santa cruz mountains and parts of the south bay. i'm watching rain just offshore that will be moving towards san francisco within the next 30 minutes. so you'll have another 30 minutes of fairly dry weather before this next round of rain moves in. as we look at the timeline for the rest of the rain today, it continues to rain quite heavily for much of the bay area during that main morning commute. we will see more widespread rain throughout the afternoon. this is when the winds will pick up. we'll have waves of very heavy rain, intense downpours into the evening commute.

so it looks really bad especially later today. mike is tracking spinouts. >> overall, we do have that crash. it's on the san francisco side of the bay bridge. weatherwise, we're getting a little help. there's hayward. dunbar ton. west 80 at 5th. as you get off the skyway, we have a slower drive. flashing lights approaching. no lanes blocked from what i understand. let's get a look at the san mateo bridge as well. going into the evening with the rain as well. going across the san mateo. back to you. thank you very much, mike. 6:41. nazi propaganda found on a bay area college campus. find out where it happened. some parents are accusing the college of not doing.

should donald trump take credit for jobs created in america. dow industrial down 60 points.

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concern. wind gusts to 50 miles per hour. that may cause downed trees and power outages and coastal aoe roeg erosion. >> 101 at the top of your screen. the approach of the bay bridge is smooth. >> quarter to seven. crews are spread throughout the bay area tracking the incoming storm? the latest on the series of storms coming through and updates throughout the morning for you. >> a woman accused of abducting a 3-year-old boy in oakland is scheduled to be arraigned. tammy martin was babysitting the boy last friday when she took

him and the family's mini van and never returned. an amber alert was issued. police located martin and the boy, who was not harmed. >> quarter to 7:00 right now. students and parents are raising concerns after what appears to be nazi propaganda september to printers around the uc berkeley campus. the daughter is a freshman at cal. she tells us she's upset the school didn't notify students about the flyers. >> without finding out through someone who works there, we wouldn't have known. >> campus officials tell us there is credible threat at this time. this was a stunning move. president obama will issue more pardons but it came to chelsea

manning yesterday who shared classified documents with wikileaks, putting wikileaks on the map. many are wondering if the founder julian assange will turn himself in to authorities. here's the back story as to. last week, wikileaks tweeted, if president obama grants chelsea manning clemency, julian assange would agree to be extradited to the united states. no word if assange will surrender and keep his word. as for manning, she was convicted of stealing 700,000 classified documents. were were outraged by the president's move to grant her clemency. but the lbgtq center is praising the move. a guaranteed spot at a bart station. there's a catch. riders who car pool to the station and use an app called scoop will be guaranteed a spot until 10:00 in the morning.

it is hope that can help solve the parking crunch. if the dublin pleasanton proves to be a success as a pilot program there could be plans to expand to other stations >> should donald trump can get for all new jobs the past few weeks. mr. trump took credit. as far as we can tell he should. but other companies probably not. not g.m. general motors has gone out of its way to deny the connection to mr. ford did the same. walmart announced new jobs, but that was a repeat of an announcement we heard before. all of this has mr. trump angry. he tweeted this morning, totally biased nbc news went out of its way to say the big announcement from ford, g.m., lockheed and others, that jobs are coming back to the united states but had nothing to do with trump. he said that is fake news.

they came back because of me. some companies deny credit like ford and g.m. other companies that give mr. trump the credit. and others that recycle old announcement. they don't want to be called out on twitter. rerelease a press release. the dow is once again. the nasdaq slightly higher. wall street journal said sir knows failed another inspection. they closed the first lab. that here in the bay area. janet yellen will be in san francisco today speaking at the commonwealth club. that's at noon. american aver lines just announced a new class.

it is not first class, not main cabin, economy but basic economy. one carry-on and it has to fit in the seat in front of you. if you bring something bigger, they will take it, charge you baggage fee, plus an additional $25. it opens up flying to people who couldn't afford it before. united did something similar. >> is and if you think about peanuts, $20. rinda is a local state of emergency. a sinkhole disrupting traffic. >> links into the sleepy hollow area of orinda. crews found the sinkhole and two ruptured sewer lines.

they approved the declaration last night so they can secure funding to repair the damage. >> our coast lines, roads, infrastructure taking a beating. we are here with another round of flooding. three storms moving n. heavy rain. a lot of concerns. san jose traffic starting to back up. the roads are wet. you can tell there by the camera feed. the rest of the bay area getting much needed break from rain. moving back into san francisco within the next 20 minutes. light showers once again around san jose. farther south around morgan hill, you're seeing light showers. but we have heavier rain early this morning. it returns during the main morning commute. as we go through the timeline anding the rain hour by hour, going to see heavy rain for the north bay right before

lunchtime. and the of the bay area seeing early afternoon. this is when the winds will will start to pick up. we see the bright reds or yellows that show the most intense rain, you will be able to track it as well as you download the nbc bay area app. you'll be able to see where that rain is and if it is headed to your direction. by 5:00 during the evening commute, widespread rain, gusty winds. even at 8:30, we still have heavy rain. along with that, once again, strong wind. a wind advisory posted for all of the bay area. the winds gusting 40 to 50 miles per hour. going to see them rushing from the south. san francisco at 6:00, 36 miles per hour. once again there might be higher gusts. winds calming down don't. we see more scattered activity on the radar. a do a facebook live every day. and i send frequent updates on the radar. we are seeing the most intense

rain on twitter. going through the forecast, waves of rain moving in. we won't dry out until tuesday. temperatures hold steady in the mid-50s. >> overall, things looking great considering the rain that traveled in this morning. highway 85, highway 17, a crash i'm tracking the northbound side. it looks like everything is out. it is a distraction. as the rain comes through right in this area, the south bay will be a slower drive right now. of course 9:00 when the rain comes in. the rest of the bay shows a typical pattern. slicker roadways. not a major problem. the bay bridge toll plaza. the earlier crash on the roadway. it has been clear. look at our reservoirs.

our storm coverage continues. reservoirs and creeks are swollen with with all the recent rains. happening now, chris sap chez just tweeted reservoir information. our teams will keep you updated what they are seeing as the storms roll through. plus a crime scene after a bizar bizarre crash that turned out to be a hole.

tracking this morning on today in the bay: . ==sam/vo . 6:57. here are the top stories we're tracking on today in the bay. >> let's start in antioch. police right now are investigating that city's first homicide. all of this happened on 13th near simmons overnight. happening today, it is president barack obama's final news conference. it will take place this afternoon at the white house. his term officially ends at noon on. after the inauguration, the president and his family will be headed to palm springs for a vacation. happening today, the wife of the orlando nightclub shooter is

going to be back in the bay area court after her arraignment yesterday was postponed to today. noor salman is the widow to omar mateen, the man who killed 49 people at the pulse nightclub. she is due in federal court in oak land today. the question remains, is she a victim accomplice in this? federal prosecutors say she knew her husband was about to go on a shooting rampage but her family said not the case and she is being victimized. rain across the bay area. strong storms moving in now through the end of the week. causing concerns for people living near creeks and reservoirs that are already full. people in thousand trails rv park near the uvas reservoir are not taking chances. they are already clearing out. in pacifica, the latest round of rain will start whipping through the bay area. wet and windy as well. >> bob redell is tracking the

conditions. we are in a microclimate weather alert. i don't know when you had time to do a facebook live. >> i will do it around 9:00 when people are settled at the computer. we can talk about the weather and what we are expecting. waves of rain. that will be when we have good coverage of rain moving in. the cluster just offshore approaching san francisco, into the next 30 minutes. still tracking rounds of heavy rain. a lot more where that came from. >> after effects of all of these storms. a lot of potholes on the roads causing problems. >> large potholes in the east bay. the south bay did get the latest rain. slowing northbound in the silicon valley. reports of a couple of your middle lanes affected by large potholes. you also talked of reports of hydroplaning.

>> it happened so quickly. be careful as you hit the roads. an update in a half an hour. >> join us for nbc bay area news at 11:00. have a great day. the 92-year-old being monitored after experiencing shortness of breath. resting comfortably this morning. instant backlash. president obama expected to face rsh questioning at his final news conference today about his decision to commute the sentence of chelsea manning, the former soldier convicted in one of the largest intelligence leaks in u.s. history now set to be freed in may. stepping out. president elect trump with the first inaugural event of the week in washington. the city preparing for friday's historic ceremony and a growing group of protesters threatening to shut it all down.