the rain is moving out-- but you could still be in for a dicey all right. just some lingering showers left this morning. vianey is calling them stragglers. but the rain generally speaking is moving out. slick roadways you might find when you head out this morning. and as the storm clouds clear, the damage left behind. governor brown declares a state of emergency. first responders believe they found an 18-year-old driver's car here in the alameda creek. the impact it will have on drives. you're watching todayed in the bay. tuesday morning. you made it through your monday, rainy morning. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. how about change the tempo tuesday.

back-to-back days of sunshine. >> yes. . >> that's crazy talk. >> if you have to put off any birthday parties or outdoor celebrations, i may have good for the upcoming weekend. good morning if you're just now waking up. still chilly in the bay area. we are still after all in winter. mostly cloudy. the peninsula in the 40s. tri-valley in the 30 at 38 degrees. as we make our way to the san francisco area, straggling showers the next couple hours. 44 degrees. the east bay 43 degrees. we will be warming up into the 50s. expect to see a few more lingering showers. we have a crash on the bay bridge. >> we do. we are transitioning over here from wet roadways. this crash is causing a big red

flag. this is unrelated to weather. the live picture of the backup on the oakland side is forming quickly. that's the last couple of minutes. the reason is from emeryville camera we can see that crash at the top of the incline. just saw a couple other vehicles arrive. we'll talk about lane closures in oakland and farther out as well. >> mike, thank you very much. we're also talking about breaking news in the south where we have confirmed in the last 10 or 15 minutes a pedestrian was hit by a car. it happened on center is and actually road. we are trying to get more information. kris sanchez is almost there. she will gather the latest information and bring you a live report coming up very soon.

5:02. niles canyon road is closed as the seven for a missing 18-year-old woman continues. she crashed her car this weekend and still hasn't been found. >> just trying to get closure for that family. bob redell has been closely monitoring the story for us. there have been new developments in the search you found out about yesterday. >> reporter: good morning to you, sam and laura. the alameda county sheriff's office believe they have found this young woman's sedan. finding the car has been difficult because of the high water flow caused by the recent rain. divers might be able to retrieve the car later this morning. a drone is hovering over rapids.

they believe that is the silver honda accord. members of her family were out here to assist in the search. it turns out they were extremely helpful. it was a family member who spotted that object in the water which turned out to be their car. >> their eyes, their attention is so focused on finding their love one it was a miracle they were able to see that anomaly in the water and find it. >> reporter: the 18-year-old daughter had recently graduated high school, was attending college, studying to become a social worker. the chp, as you mentioned, will be shutting down niles canyon at 10:00 a.m. this morning, after the morning commute, in an attempt to retrieve that vehicle. # bob redell, today in the bay.

>> hopefully clearer weather will help the search as well. storms are moving out, but the damage is is done. that looks prior to all the rain we have been having. all the recent rainfall has led to tens of millions of dollars worth damage. governor brown made that announcement last night. each of the counties were heavily damaged by the recent storms. in the bay area, sonoma burn area. communities there in the mountains faced mudslides and downed trees. right now even a little rain could trigger more problems. napa county expected to ratify a recent emergency declaration to recover costs from storm-related damage. it took out several roadways and

caused damage to water and wastewater treatment programs. they will request financial aid under california's disaster assistance act. >> all right. quite a sight here too. look at the erosion on our coastline. the dangerous waves are going to continue that process of causing trouble and more erosion this morning. in half moon bay, people are worried the pounding surf will wash away some of the homes sitting on the cliffs. one of the homes belongs to a state park ranger that was supposed to move in. it is teetering on the edge. >> everything falls into the water eventually. >> where does it end? it's a long coastline. >> many people living in the area are worried a popular walking path along miramar state beach l the next thing taken by

the powerful waves how about what happened yesterday? this is a look from justin miller with hail in his backyard. we appreciate you sending us your videos and your photos. keep it up. here's how you can do it. tag us on twitter, insta gram or post it directly to our facebook page or e-mail the videos and photos to i see @nbcbayarea.com. developing this morning, authorities are awaiting autopsy reports to help solve the mysterious deaths of two people in a berkeley apartment complex on deacon street near ashley and telegraph. two cats were also found dead. radiation and carbon monoxide

tests both came back negative. >> it's stare. i don't know what happened to them. i don't know if it's natural or -- >> as a precaution, police are evaluating. the results of the autopsy will be known in the next 48 hours. >> an elderly woman is recovering after she was held down and robbed in her own home. it happened on laguna street. she answered the door, two robbers pushed her out of the way. he punched her in the face, used her cane to hold her town, and threatened her with a knife. while that his female companion was ransacking the house. police have not yet released a description. today is the chief's first full day on the job. a trio of demonstrators tried to disrupt the ceremony. one man began shouting on the

balcony while giving his speech. >> we have to be thoughtful on getting to a place where we are consistent with the release of the body cam. i don't know if it would ever change through a blanket release, but we do have to be consistent. >> the long-time veteran said he will an an advocate for the community and a good listener. good morning, bay area. we are finally out of our microclimate weather. however, we are expecting to see scattered showers behind that very strong cold front that swept across the bay area sunday and yesterday we had a few thunderstorms. right now as you are waking up, getting your coffee ready, 41 depress. peninsula in the 40s.

and tri-valley, cold 38 degrees. partly cloudy skies are expected to kick in after 11:00 a.m. when the majority of the cells begin to make their exit. san francisco right now 44 degrees. east bay, 43. a quick look at the doppler radar. san francisco or the north bay, you may be seeing a couple of showers within the next 20 minutes. >> better news. let's look at the bay bridge tom plaza. we have the backup. that's not the good news. that's the bad news. the metering lights turned on a couple minutes before 5:00. that's half an hour early. let's look at your map. most of the bay we have issues on the outskirts. along the waterbed, no major issues. all the way back to the toll plaza. the crash did on clear in the last couple of minutes but the

metering lights are already on. no problems with mass transit. we'll track it. back to you. coming up next, to brexit or not to brexit. a major decision came down across the pond overnight. an important update to your iphone before you go out the door. plus, trapped by snow. two men survive after being surrounded by an avalanche. the last minute decision that likely saved their lives.

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=mike/traffic= mike trafficee >> that cold unstable mass that brought hail is starting to be weaker. a few showers are expected to struggle in san francisco and the north bay. i'll have a closer look at your hour-by-hour forecast. >> minute for minute, our travel time really matters. it's getting better. 15 minutes across the bay bridge. metering lights are on. we'll talk about what's going on and where you can't go in the north bay. thank you very much, vianey and mike. happening today, a lot of californians will be listen to go jerry brown as he delivers his state of the state address. it comes can as a big shift in

national leadership led by donald trump. brown will deliver his address in the assembly champ better of the state capital at 5:00 p.m. in the meantime, a scary moment during the the state of the state address. >> wow. you see lawmakers rush over after he he collapsed during his speech yesterday. he briefly fainted but quickly regained full consciousness.

he made a few jokes about himself minutes later. he he went to work as normal this morning. scott mcgrew has this morning's business. a court in great britain has given theresa may a setback. she must seek parliament's approval before the uk can leave the european union. the british shocked the world and themselves when they voted to leave the union and economists say it's going to hurt the very same people who voted for it. we don't think they will say no but it will delay the process. back here at home, white house press secretary sean spicer

doubled down on it being the most watched inauguration ever. we're getting some of the data on that. it accounted for 9 terrabytes. euro soccer was 7.3. olympic license, 4.5. and the royal wedding for 1.1 terrabytes per second. nelsen said fewer tuned in to watch obama. landon is live at cnbc pedestrian headquarters. >> monday's modest losses. the dow falling down yesterday

under continued uncertainty by investors over the policies. dow dropping 27 points to 19,799. nasdaq down two to 5552. all right, landon, thanks. apple with an important message of its system on ipads and iphones. you go to setting, general, software upday. you want them plugged in or with a good charge. this is a security issue. you don't get any new omojis. all right. we had so much snow in the sierra.

new details we have on that story we first brought you yesterday on today in the bay. we're learning how two men trapped in highway 89 amid an avalanche managed to make it out alive. they did something that likely saved their lives. >> we would sleep for a minute. then turn the car off. >> the area was freezing around the tail pipe and let the carbon monoxide into the car. >> they had their cell service. they were able to call 911. they even took a selfie. they were out within an hour. they were not hurt. >> good thing they had cell

service. >> it should be. i think it's going to be a good day. laura, i don't know if you can reschedule your trip. we are expecting much more pleasant conditions. tri-valley in the 30s. san francisco and the north bay. you can expect to see a few scattered showers the next couple hours. 44 degrees. partly cloudy north bay. 43 degree mark. east bay in the 40s. we are expecting to warm up today. still going to be in the nice cool 50s. we did have that unstable air mass.

san francisco and the oakland area. if you were out on the roads yesterday, we saw periods of heavy downpours. of course we saw thunderstorms and lightning. over the next half hour, north bay, san francisco, and the half moon bay has a good chance of seeing a few scattered showers. let's go ahead and look at we have seen so far in terms of our water year rain. santa rosa, 194% of normal. oak land, 149% of normal. san francisco has in the year so far over 18 inches of rain. it has been anim pressive amount of rain. here's a quick hour-by-hour outlook. making way for mostly clear skies. but this afternoon, which means you may be able to have a nice dinner or lunch with friends outdoors by wednesday and

thursday. we begin to see high pressure tom nating the forecast. finally we are expecting to enjoy a take without umbrellas or rain boots. >> the grass is always greener after the appropriate amount of rain i think is the way it goes. it is so light. it is is only 5:22. we should see a good volume of traffic. it is starting to slow down past that. expect to go reopen the two lanes. i have to get confirmation for chp. two lanes blocked by a sinkhole. we will let you know the latest.

metering lights already on. a little bit farther north at novato, we had that closure. thank you, mike. scammed by robo calls. the reason why you might be entitled to hundreds of dollars. a robo call from almost six years ago could put $500 in your pocket thanks to a court case. i'm consumer reporter chris chmura. a tool to look up your number next.

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coming up, breaking news in the south bay. a person hit by a car in san jose. an update on their condition. it has been given a name, folks. but folks want to know when will it be fixed. it is is causing issues in the east bay.

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a slick commute in some spots out there. four different vantage points. the wet roadways remain in places. good morning. thank you very much for joining us on this today in the bay. >> on this today in the bay. . i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i feel like everybody has been tweeting me, when is the rain going to stop. today you will see the light at the end on of that cloud. mt.diablo. continuing to the see the threat of lingering showers. waking up to san francisco. 42 as well. palo alto a chilly 39 degrees. livermore, 38 degrees. san jose, 41 degrees. so it is is definitely chilly out there. a look at what you can expect the next couple of hours.

we will be be warming up into the 50s for san jose and san francisco. i'll have a closer look at when all the rain is expected to move out. mike, how are the roads look something. >> just because the rain moved out, doesn't mean the problems are over. grant line road, all the traffic out of the altamonte pass. it will release all the folks for the tri-valley. tracking a light commute. we have a nice smooth throw of traffic. metering lights are on on. highway 13 in oakland. talk building a sinkhole. highway 37 at 101 because of flooding that continues. fortunately most of the systems are moving well. bart has a 10-minute delay. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. we are following breaking news out of the south bay this morning where a person was hit by a car in san jose. chris. >> kris sanchez hustled over to the scene. what can you tell us about the

circumstances of this hit and run, or hit i should say. ? we can tell you one person was seriously hurt as he was hit by a car. you can see the patrol vehicle there and the vehicle that was involved. lieutenant brian macken here this morning. what appears to have happened? >> sure. we had a driver traveling westbound just passing center road. he was traveling either in a number one or two lane of traffic. the driver did not see the pedestrian. he was clearly outside the crosswalk. the pedestrian was struck. you have serious injuries. he was transported to the hospital where he is in critical condition. >> you have several lanes of traffic. how long do you expect that to be? >> we expect the investigation to take to four hours to complete. a little after 8:00 a.m. is when we anticipate opening the

roadway back up. the driver did remain. we are speaking with him now. >> we heard reports this might have been an uber driver. do you know if that was the case and, if so, if there was a far at the time. >> he indicated he was on a way for a pickup. >> clearly did not make that pickup. but that person is now in the hospital in critical condition. these two lanes will track this with us. we will keep you abreast of what this is at actually and center road. the westbound lanes will be impacted by this crash. we will bring you more information as we get it. kris sanchez, today in the bay. 5:34. we continue to see the aftermath left behind after relentless back-to-back storms. governor brown declared a state of emergency along with 40 others. all of them heavily damaged from

the recent rainfall. it could are trigger more problems for communities. in fact, this morning we are watching the roadways still still from overnight rain. and a big trouble spot on highway 13 where a sinkhole opened up. that's where we find pete suratos this morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. as we are leaving, the crew truck left just moments ago. there is a caltrans crew that went over to check out the sinkhole. i'm not sure what he was doing. we'll show you some of the video from nbc bay area chopper. you can see the sinkhole five feet wide, 10 feet deep. they are calling it sinkhole

steve. they haven't give us a reason for that. we drove around just to get the idea how to get around it. get to highway 13. as i mentioned, crews have shown up. it looks like another crew member has showed up here measuring that sinkhole. they're hoping to fix this sinkhole sometime today. >> talk about all the damage from the storms here.

rainbows, hail, all sorts of things we're seeing. this is from robert burnett. he sent that in to us. you can send them directly to i see @nbcbayarea.com. 5:37. a boy was shot 7:00 in unincorporated part of hayward on the corner of princeton and smalley avenue. authorities are looking to see if this was a drive-by shooting. some surprising new claims this morning surrounding last month's deadly "ghost ship" fire. they are releasing information

that said it started from faulty wiring in the warehouse next door. >> he is the one who allowed this event. didn't have a permit for it. he is the one who built out with all the second floor and the stairs made it of wood pallets. >> 36 people died in the fire. the oakland fire department is still investigating, along with the atf. >> what is now workday number two for president donald trump. it is expected to be another busy day for the commander in chief and for congress. today there will be seven more nomination days for the cabinet. he prepares to meet with several heads of u.s. automakers. tracie potts has details on what that meeting is about. tracie, we know president trump

threatened punitive action for makers making things out of state. >> reporter: good morning, everyone. they will likely get that same message again today. this white house trying to move forward but also still rattled by the campaign last night. president trump spent 10 minutes talking about the campaign, including a legal, or as he put it, illegal undocumented immigrants who he believes voted en masse for hillary clinton. overnight a u.s. intelligence official tells nbc the fbi found no wrongdoing in phone calls mike flynn made to russia. this morning he begins his first day as cia director. he heads to the white house for a one on one with president

trump this afternoon. secretary of state is now on track for next week with one reluctant republican on board. >> i'm concerned that perhaps he will not be be an advocate for human rights. >> today business leaders at the white house continues. president trump meets with automakers this morning. >> we look forward to how we can work together to bring more jobs back to this industry in particular. >> they do things to us that make it impossible to sell cars in japan. yet they come in by the hundreds of thousands on the biggest ships i've ever seen. we have to all talk about that. it's not fair. >> reporter: after ordering a hiring freeze and pulling out a trade deal, at least one more order is expected today.

good morning, bay area. into the 40s. palo alto and san jose, 41 degrees. livermore, 38 degrees. we're definitely on the chilly side of things. here's a quick check of the doppler radar. a few cells off the coast. unstable air mass could bring lingering showers to the north bay and san francisco. we will definitely keep a close eye on that. you may see scattered showers over the next 20 minutes. mike, how are the roads? >> much dryer than yesterday. it might be tamp. but really the repair work is causing the big jam out of the altamonte pass. i'm going to hold off because the slowdowns are sticking around.

closure down to one lane on highway 13. a drive down the east shore freeway, 21 minutes. no problems for the bay area. airlinier crash has cleared. wall street continues to suffer. we'll show you a way to get where you're going as fast as you can ahead in business and tech. is and will the oscar go gaga for "la la land." vianey weather tease

=mike/traffic= mike traffic tse and a live look at the radar. what you're seeing is the leftover cells of what was a very stormy weekend across the bay area. we are expecting a few more showers. i will have a closer look what you can towards the week ahead. plus, are we in for a warmup and drying trend. that answer coming up in a bit. ? . over here, a slow drive out of the altamonte pass right around grant line road. thank you very much, mike. it is is quarter to 6:00. new, a san francisco law could

help protect affordable housing. it heads for a full vote at the end of the month. it will allow them to stay in a single room occupancy. happening today, the battle heating up of the efforts to limit greenhouse gases. they will hear a legal appeal from businesses seeking to eliminate the carbon pollution fees. it should generate hundreds of millions in revenue. the judges are not expected to decide that case until april. >> body cameras are back on the agenda. the board of supervisors is discussing deputies wearing them. the plan was put on hold after running into obstacles. before they can put the cameras into action, he they need approval officially from the

board of supervisors. also happening in the south pay, the board of directors for the santa clara water district will be meeting. on the heels of heavy rain, they will be giving an update on the 2016 drought response. they will also be discussing possible cutbacks. shifting gears all the time. nearly half of all cars sold in america are imports. >> they are not necessarily toyotas or mws. >> that's right. i drive an american car, built in mexico. that frustrates donald trump. that's the head of ford, mark fields, who met with trump yesterday. this is the first meeting at the white house since 2011. he said he will tax cars not made in the united states. wall street will try to

rebound from monday's modest losses. the big question we have for verizon this morning, what about yahoo!? verizon said it is is still on but will be delayed. "the wall street journal" says yahoo! is under federal investigation for not properly informing people about the hack attacks. an important security herb. we're going to assume by now you know how to fix it. look around. we'll show you how in half an hour. wind tunnel testing. what may be the supersonic air tester. you could be to new york is and london in a few hours. boom hopes to do it much more cheaply where regular folks can

fly supersonic. >> you could take the us to lunch. perfect. let's get to the news of the morning here, laura. >> we need to get to the movies. nominees for this year's academy awards listed a few minutes ago. perhaps no surprise "la la land" was a big screen steal isser. it received the best nod with 13 others. >> best picture nominations are "arrival" "fences," "hacksaw ridge", "hell or high water," la la land," "lion," "man chest better by the sea." best actor, casey affleck, tan drew garfield, ryan foss lincoln. viggo mortenson. >> isabel hupper for "elle."

ruth negga, natalie port hand, emma stone and meryl streep. meryl streep nominated for best actor. no way. >> best supporting actor nominees. ali in moon night a st. mary's college graduated. nominated for an oscar. big honor there. >> "la la land" is cleaning up or will be cleaning up at the oscars. >> have you seen it? >> i haven't. >> we have a lot of sunshine which means we can be out and about, maybe enjoy a movie outside your home this weekend. drive-through. >> do they have those in the san francisco area? 42 degrees and showers at times. and if you are planning to move to the movies tonight, you will have much dryer conditions. we are expecting to warm up into

the 50s across the bay area. here's a quick check of a few cells that are still left behind from that unstable air mass. that could bring a chance of showers in san francisco and the north bay the next hour to two hours. by, 11:00 a.m., we should be completely cleared out most of the bay area. santa cruz expecting to he see a few of those. pushing ahead through wednesday and thursday, we are expecting on thursday a very weak is system that could bring the potential of a few showers thursday morning. the high pressure builds in this weekend. we are expecting several days of sun in the bay area. 41 degrees. by noon, 51. we should top out 56, 57. in san francisco, 42 degrees. also expecting to hit the 50s by 12:00. by dinner time, we are expecting

to hit a high of 54, 55. look at the next seven days, it's looking good, folks. it should clear out as we head out into wednesday. enjoy, a nice, clear day tomorrow. weapons night, as i mentioned, a very weak system could bring early morning showers. friday, saturday, sunday, monday, maybe even tuesday, wednesday, will be the best days to be outdoors. i know the roads are drying out just a bit. are we seeing any trouble spots? >> vianey, we have problems. there is still a flooded area. it has gotten beaten up with the pothole getting bigger and bigger. things looking great. this is 5:52 in the morning. this is tuesday. tuesday traffic is supposed to be heavier. the full closure highway 37

atherton avenue and highway 101. meanwhile, across the water, san rafael, bay bridge moving smoothly. the approach through berkeley a maze a bit. a 10-minute delay because of a mechanical problem. i don't think you will have any delays if you head to bart right now. back to you. >> mike, thank you so much. it is aic night on the ice for pat brick marchleau. he became the 12th player in score for goals in a single period, not even game. he is the first to do that in two decades. >> coming up next, top cop completing his first day on the job. officer-involved shootings and

police body cameras. what the new chief is saying about policy still ahead. first happening now, breaking news in brit over the brexit. a court ruled that they need approval before any move forward. >> warriors can't seem to keep up with the heat. the seven game winning streak ended in miami.

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welcome back, everyone. very good tuesday morning. what a gorgeous live look outside, city by the bay. we are seeing scattered morning showers. all of this rain we will be seeing. we will be drying out this week. a full look at the forecast coming up. it is 557 right now. i love that shot. san francisco restaurants caught with violations. some customers have called disgusting are getting the chance to pay and their health score replaced with a good one. some businesses are getting to buy their way to a new inspection. the city of san francisco said the new program helps educate restaurant owners how to clean

up their business. it is is already being called a huge mistake by yelp. >> how is that useful? of course they are going to clean up their act when someone is watching i want to know what they do when no one is watching. >> i don't know. i don't see how that is. it doesn't reduce transparency. it the consumer to make an evaluated decision on where they want to eat. they plan to expand the program and how is yelp fighting back. catch the full investigation tonight at 11:00. 888-996-tips. >> happening today, the new california attorney general will be sworn in. governor jerry brown will swear

in garcia as the 33rd attorney general. the position was left vacant after harris was elected. the swearing in ceremony will take place 11:30 before the state of the state trace. right now, breaking news out of the south bay. a man is hit while crossing a san jose road. we know an uber driver was behind the wheel. first responders believe they found an 18-year-old driver's car that plunged into the alameda creek. the impact this could have on drivers in the east bay. and many questions remain this morning after two people and two cats are found dead inside an east bay apartment

complex. when we can find out what happened there. today. >> matt: bay continues right now. and a very good tuesday morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. after many days of severe and turbulent weather we are seeing things calm down, vianey. >> a series of three storms now coming to an end. and we bid them farewell. they did clear up drought conditions. but we have a love hate condition. waking up to a chilly 39 degrees. a lot of cloud cover. peninsula in the 40s. tri-valley chilly 37 degrees. waking up in san francisco at 43 degrees. 42 degrees. yes, we are seeing a chance for a few scattered showers. based off our radar, the majority of the cells are sitting out o