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 off the coast.

we have the threat of a few showers in the north bay and in the san francisco area. here it is. we are expecting to clear out by the midafternoon making way for what is expected to be a much dryer weather pattern ahead. by wednesday, we'll be clearing and cool but pushing ahead towards thursday. we are expecting a very weak system off the coast to bring the potential for more rain. i'll have a closer look what spec expect. mike. >> looking at dryer roads because of vianey's forecast. but roadway conditions are not crowded. the commute late for this friday. part of the reason is the a lot pass. livermore, dublin moving much more freely. you cannot connect from highway 37 to 101. mild towards the bay bridge. of here, this is a problem for

oakland continuing from yesterday as well. the sinkhole repair. the sinkhole named steve. the other pickup truck remains giving us that restriction. breaking news out of the south bay where a pedestrian was hit by a car early this morning driven by an uber driver in san jose. >> kris sanchez has been gathering. what's the latest, kris? >> reporter: we can tell you the man who was hit not? that crosswalk is now in critical condition in the hospital. he was transported by plans right away. the driver who was driving for uber, on his way to pick up a fare said he didn't see the man in the dark stretch of roadway. ez the man behind the wheel is

an aoub driver heading to pick up a passenger at the time and neither alcohol nor drugs appear to be factors in the crash. a victim was crossing out of the crosswalk, a length of the football field away. if he had crossed there it could have been a very different story. >> you can tell it is pretty dark where the pedestrian was crossing. it was certainly lit up a little bit better. the driver may have been able to see him. >> the westbound lanes will remain closed likely through the morning commute. kris sanchez, today in the bay. >> kris, thank you so much. also happening today, crews will be back out along niles canyon road trying to recover a car they believe plunged into the alameda creek over the weekend. >> an 18-year-old woman is still missing after she was involved in the crash and veered into the

creek on saturday. bob redell will explain how today's seven efforts could impact drivers. >> first responders will be shutting down the road to retrieve this woman answer sedan that plunged early saturday morning. finding the car has been difficult because of the high water flow. we believe the creek has lowered a bit which means drivers may be able to retrieve later this afternoon. upon review the sheriff's office believes that is the 18-year-old woman's silver honda accord. deputy thes are hopeful she had her seat belt crashed into the creek. that would mean she is most

likely still in the seat and a rove of her body possible. 30 members were out yesterday to assist in the seven. it was a family member who spotted the unusual parting in the water which turned out to be her car. >> their eyes, their attention is so focused on finding their loved one that it was a miracle they were able to see that anomaly in the water and find it. >> the 18-year-old has recently graduated high school, was attending college, studying to become a social worker. they will shut down niles canyon at 10:00 after the morning commute in an attempt to retrieve this young woman's car. to reiterate we believe the level of the water has dropped a little bit since we were out here 24 hours ago.

bob redell, today in the bay. >> thank you very much, bob. 6:05. authorities are awaiting autopsy reports to help solve the mysterious death of two people in an apartment complex. the bodies of a man and woman both in their 30s were found in an apartment unit on ashby and telegraph. two cats were found dead. there were no obvious signs of death. radiation and carbon monoxide tests both came back negative. >> it is scary. i don't know what happened to them. i don't know if that's natural or -- >> as a precaution, police for a time evacuated other tenants. an autopsy will be made known in the next 48 hours. growing fears along our coastline. we take a live look at pacifica where we have seen dangerous waves the last self days. it continues to cause more

trouble this morning. they are concerned waves could wash away some of the homes on the cliff. one belongs to a state park ranger. right there it is is happening on the lip of the bluff teetering on the edge. >> everything falls into the water eventually. >> i understand. where does it end. it's a long coastline. >> many people say they are worried that the popular walking past along miramar state beach will be the next thing to be taken away by the powerful waves. all the recent rainfall has led to tens of millions of damage. 6th can county in the bay area and 30 others across california are considered to be in a state of emergency. governor brown made that announcement last night. each of the counties heavily damaged by the recent storms. in the bay area, one of the hardest hit areas is the fire

burn area in the santa cruz mountains. >> mudslides and downed trees and even a little rain could trigger more problems. good morning. and we are tracking a few of those scattered showers that could be heading towards the santa cruz mountains. we will keep a close eye on that. temperatures this early morning as you're getting ready for work and saol. 39 in san jose. you may still want to bundle up before making your outdoors. if you have an early morning commute, the roads could be seeing a few showers into the next half hour to an hour across the bay area. mainly, though, the biggest threat is in the north bay, san francisco and half moon bay. here's it is.

that lone cell that could have the potential of bringing a few showers towards the santa cruz mountains. we are expecting the rain to out the next couple of hours. we get you ready for your early morning. by 43 degrees at the 9:00 a.m. mark. 10:00, 11:00, partly cloudy skies. we should be climbing into those 50s for today. the san francisco area expect to be climbing into the 50s. how is it looking out there? >> better news parking lot. they have cleared. no problems in oakland or throughout the system. trains reported on time. for the roads, a mild build. the try sraerblgs altamonte

pass. prepare for more traffic in livermore. over towards the bay bridge, no major problems. back to you. >> thanks so much, mike. an elderly woman was attacked and robbed inside her own home. how the robbers managed to get inside. six days since an avalanche bury a hotel in italy. what rescue crews found underneath the debris that makes them hopeful there could be more survivors. an important update for your iphone. i can show you the world

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a chilly start across the bay area right now in san jose, 39 degrees. partly cloudy skies by the 11:00 a.m. mark. we should be hitting 39 degrees. topping out at a high of 57. a closer look across the bay area in a few minutes. mike. >> we have improvement at the top of your screen. much better out of the altamonte pass. the bay bridge has the metering

lights turned on early. putting your concentration to the test. 6:13 on a tuesday. the deadly avalanche that buried a hotel in italy. emergency crews out there looking for survivors. rescuers found three puppies alive underneath all of that debris. the puppies survived six days under piles of snow giving crews hope some of the 17 people still the missing could be alive. they hope people may have found air pockets and the snow could protect people from frigid temperatures. so far nine people have been rescued alive. in the meantime the death toll stands at 12. firefighters found five more bodies overnight. the first funeral will be held today. an elderly woman recovering

after being held down in her own home. the woman answered her door. two robbers pushed their way into the home fpt the male robber punched the elderly woman in the face. they used her cane to hold her down and then threatened her with a knife. after that happened, the female robber ransacked the house. police have not released a description of the suspects. well, today is the day san francisco's police chief first full day in office. the new chief, william scott, sworn in yesterday amid protests. they tried to disrupt that ceremony. one began shouting on the balcony as he tried to give his speech. a couple contentious issues, which the chief spoke about. >> we have to be thoughtful where we are consistent with the release of body cams.

i don't know if we would ever change to a blanket release, but we do to be consistent. >> the long-time veterans he will be an advocate for the community and a good listener. a lot of news for you now. ford is making a bid for a piece of fast growing auto market called omni cost. having parts for nonford vehicles can help increase business for the dealers and offer an opportunity to check out a new car on their showroom floor. the head of ford is at the white house right now. along with competitors from g.m. and chrysler. but ford has definitely got the ear of the president. here's mark from yesterday during his first meeting with the president, along with the ceos from some of america's most important companies.

today the president will talk to automakers making autos in america. mr. trump said he will add fees and tariffs to cars not built in america. but buying american can be difficult. jeep, the most american of brands, is owned by fiat chrysler, which is not an american were. it is italian based in london. when you look at the origins of all the parts and a toyota camera. were apple push outside its ios. it is the one you will want to update before you leave. you have done this before. you go to settings, general, software update, you'll want to have it plugged in or have a good charge. the dow down 27. nasdaq down 2.

lots of dow components reporting today. verizon will delay the purchase of yahoo! but it is is still on. and theresa may will have to get approval from parliament before they can heave the union. now, the big question, could parliament undo this? yes, technically it could. no, we don't think it will. the people have spoken. a lot of people wish it would. that is the whole point of a referendum. it is supposed to be what the people want. time for a road trip? no. they have so much snow in the sierra. i have a lot of room in my car. you maybe can control the radio.

it is tough to make your way through. you have to have an all wheel drive. some may think it is picturesque. but it has a danger. all of these layers of snow are capable of breaking free without warning. proceed with caution out there. temperatures will be warming up. we will be seeing more sunshine breaking through in your road trip. >> yeah. which makes for an easier 30, 40-degree mark when there's sunshine and you warm up into the 50s. it makes it feel like it's warm. pretty chilly temps in san francisco. 42 degrees. and we are seeing some chilly temps near oakland as well. 41 degrees right now. partly cloudy skies. as we look ahead across the bay area, also in the morgan hill area and livermore, seeing the 30s. 37 degrees. santa rosa, 42 degrees.

a quick check of the doppler radar. this may be one of the last day you see the green on the map. this green is expected. the cell is expected to bring you a few straggling showers. south pay should be in the clear for the remainderer of the day. san francisco and the north bay, a quick check of the timeline. fast forward through wednesday. and the showers have completely cleared from the bay area. now we fast forward through thursday. hold off washing the vehicle. high clouds at times. we are seeing a very weak system that could bring more showers to areas in san francisco and the north bay. as we look ahead towards friday. by thursday night, into friday, we should be starting officially our drying trend across the bay area. we have this high pressure that will be dominated. friday, early morning, we can expect patchy frost.

today's high will be in the 50s. san jose, high of 56 degrees. as we make our way to the east bay, topping out in the 50s. livermore, 54 degrees. and the peninsula also in the 50s. san francisco also in the 50s. and the north bay, 55 for sonoma. how are the roads look something. >> expect a big volume of traffic. look at that. no problem for the peninsula or the south bay. a crash going on here. san mateo bridge. we have help that has arrived. it is is a tow truck. all lanes are clear. the traffic coming over towards

92. out of pleasanton. that delay caused by the repair work has cleared for 580. it has not cleared for highway 13. still down to one lane. closure highway 37. novato towards highway 101. metering lights are. >> thanks so much, mike. 6:22. coming up next, the weather finally calming down. we're tracking a massive nor'easter coming up next. we are keeping track of the annoying phone calls if you're tired of getting robo calls. nbc bay area responds. a robo call from almost six years ago could put $500 in your pocket thanks to a court case. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. a tool to look up your number. a developing story m

all right. we're through the worst of our storms here. a developing story across the country. coastal cities in the northeast are being slammed by an intense nor'easter bringing high winds, rain, and flooding. the storm surge is inundating streets in new york city bringing several inches of water. large waves and rough surf battering the jersey shore as well. wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour. it is is expected to bring more winds is and rain or ice and snow through the north today.

>> 6 whichen 25. nbc bay area responds to people who receive robocalls. >> chris chmura said you could receive hundreds dollars thanks to a lawsuit. >> the pot is sizable, $56 million. here's what's happening. a group of travel companies is settling a lawsuit that they are caused of auto dialing calls back in 2011 and 2012. what was really a time share sales pitch masqueraded as a political survey offering a free cruise because political calls are illegal. now, if you are eligible for the settlement this is what you heard. >> hello. this is john from political opinions of america. you have been carefully selected to participate in a short, 30-second research survey. >> people heard that between august 2011 and 2012 could be eligible for $500. i know.

you can't remember if you got a call that long ago, more than five years ago. there's an easy to use database online that will help you determine whether they dialed your phone way back when. you punch in your phone number and it tells you whether they called. the web address is free cruise call class action dot net i would encourage you to yes or no put your phone number as soon as possible on that site. the deadline is next thursday. each robocall could get you $500. if you have a consumer complaint, call us. 888-996-tips. or online at nbcbayarea.com/responds. all right. thank you. , chris. coming up next, governor brown is getting ready to deliver his state of the state. what we can expect to hear in his speech. new developments in the oakland warehouse fire

investigation. a report suggesting the fire started in a different building. the east bay sinkhole that's been given a name. we'll have the latest details on when it is going to be fixed. taking a live look outside...

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anywhere between 20 and 25 feet. it is is still not going to be good beach day. i'm sorry, no beach day for you. >> oh. let's talk about the high rise over here off the toll plaza where the trucks arrived. another truck right there. more slowing at the scene. westbound the commute across 92 which as we show on the map is right there. one little fender-bender. pretty typical over there. we still have that repair work going on for oakland. remember that flooding causes the closure for highway 37. completely closed. use atherton avenue. really nice. just under 40 minutes. back to you. mike, thank you so much. we are following breaking news out of the south bay where we

have learned the last 90 minutes that a pedestrian was hit by an uber drove at center and tully road. >> kris sanchez has been at the scene gathering information. so this investigation will be going on part of the morning, kris? reporter: right. this is a very serious crash. the pedestrian has very serious injuries at this point. we can tell you that. the uber driver who was behind the wheel at the time of the crash did remain at the scene. san jose police say he just did not see this man crossing actually road. it is a bit of a dark stretch as you get away from the intersection. the man, the uber driver who was headed to pick up a passenger does not appear to have been using alcohol nor drugs at the time of the crash. he did remain at the scene. the victim was crossing out of the crosswalk. that crosswalk is about the length of a football field away. if he had crossed there, the lieutenant says the story could

have been very different. >> yeah. you could tell it is pretty dark where he is crossing. had he crossed at the proper spot at the crosswalk, it certainly lit up a little bit better. the driver may have been able to see him. >> this pedestrian was hit on actually road in the westbound lanes here. the other side, that's where the investigation continues. we have seen officers out there taking measurements and touch. that is going to tomorrow at least a few more hours. that will disrupt the entire morning commute. kris sanchez, today in the bay. more breaking news right now just into our newsroom. you are looking at a live aerial of a helicopter that crashed in central italy and specifically this was a rescue helicopter. we're told the the chopper went down as it was trying to rescue skiers there. you see them lower down on the

mountain. this is central italy not far away from where a deadly avalanche buried a hotel recently. this is a country that has been reeling in recent weeks. we will continue to monitor the situation and bring updates as we get them into the newsroom. a developing story out of hayward. deputies investigating the shooting of a 16-year-old boy. he was shot at 7:00 in an unincorporated part of hayward, just down the street from city hall, on the coverager of princeton and smalley a. witnesses reported hearing gunshots. now they are looking to see if it was a drive-by shooting. so far no suspects are in custody. crews are still work to go fill up a sinkhole that opened up in oakland. its name is steve. it opened just north of broadway terrace. today in the bay pete suratos is live to explain how it could

impact drivers during the morning commute. i guess we have a name for this thing. we are supposed to feel natalie about it, pete. its name is steve. >> reporter: yeah. good morning to you, sam. chp is calling it steve. #stevethesing hole. they just walked me over there not too long ago. you can see the cones are around the sinkhole. it looked like they filled it up with concrete. it looks like crews are starting to the show up. in order to low down, they need to be between 47 and 50 degrees. right now it is is 43 in oak land. crews are starting to show up. let's show you some of the aerials. you can see the sinkhole yesterday. crews beginning to work on it. five feet wide, ten feet deep. it popped up yesterday morning roughly 24 hours ago right here on southbound highway 13 near the broadway terrace exit.

they are heading from highway 24 to highway 13. they did this rerouting not too long ago. you will be rerouted from 24 to tunnel road. it will get you to highway 13. waiting for temperatures to be between 47 and 50 degrees before they lay down the asphalt. crews showing up here. hoping to have the whole thing wrapped up by evening commute. live in oakland, pete is suratos, today in the bay. thank you, pete. highway 37 is still blocked because of flooding in marin county. chp says the bigger pump has been brought in to get rid of all the water. the last time it flooded this bad it took a week to clear out all the water. they still don't have an estimate when the lanes will open up. officers will be out directing traffic. although you see how hard it is to make it through. >> pools of water. surprising new claims surrounding last month's deadly

"ghost ship" fire. they have released their own independent report showing the fire started from faulty wiring in the building next door. a new report released by the building's manager meant to absolve him from responsibility. >> he is the one that allowed this event. he didn't have a permit for it. >> he is the one who allowed this event, didn't have a permit for it. stairs made out of wood pallets. >> 36 people died in the fire. as for an official cause, they are stilling investigating along with atf. 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 taking a defensive position against the new administration. brown will deliver his address in the assembly chamber of the state capital at 5:00 p.m. tracie potts live on capitol hill with a look at the day ahead for us. good morning. >> reporter: hey, sam and laura. while the administration tries to move past rocky times with the media, still concerned, though, president trump talks about illegal, as he pulls it, undocumented immigrants, costing him the popular vote. that was last night. today moving forward with one more member of the cabinet confirmed and one other cleared by the fbi.

overnight a u.s. intelligence official tells nbc the fbi found no wrongdoing in phone calls mike flynn made to russia. another cabinet member cleared. 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 withne reluctant publican on board. >> i'm concerned that perhaps will not 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. >> reporter: the president's warning for goods overseas. >> 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. just minutes ago we got word it will advance the dakota and keystone oil pipeline, fulfilling a trump campaign promise. live from washington, tracie potts, today in the bay. we are so ready to welcome the sunshine. but first chilly temps will start you off on this tuesday morning. 42 degrees in san francisco. 39 in san jose. coke land also seeing some 40s. we are expecting to warm up into the 50s. let's get a quick check of the doppler radar. we are still seeing a few of those cells. they are managing to stay off

the coast. areas of san francisco and the north bay can be seeing a couple of showers. they have extended the high trip advisory to 4:00 p.m. today. mike. >> all right. we're looking at a drive for a tuesday. you see that build for the south bay. now for the tri-valley. especially the san mateo bridge. i want to show you the approach towards the crash that should be off to the shoulder. it is is improving a bit. slow from highway 29 to american canyon. pete just told us about this. the sinkhole repair, two lanes of highway 13, just off highway 24. there's your approach to the bay bridge. thank you very much, mike. california's effort to protect the environment. the business community is looking to do away with. >> oscars going gaga for "la la land." when it comes to the academy

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we are still seeing an unstable air mass off the coast which is why the national weather service reissued an advisory in effect until 4:00 p.m. tonight.

anywhere between 20 to 25 feet. expect scattered showers moving out tonight. mike. looking at a slower drive. the bay bridge is not the problem. it is is the san mateo just off the toll plaza. good improvement. just 29 minutes now towards the dublin interchange. it has cleared back at the altamonte pass. thank you, vianey and mike. new this morning, a sa francisco law could help protect affordable how housing for the see. it heads for a full vote at the end of the month. it will require renters to stay in single room occupancy unit for over a month. they were renting for a week which often goes to tourists. a bill seeking to eliminate

the carbon pollution fees. it is a key environmental policy that generates hundreds of millions of dollars in revenues. judges are not expected to decide the case until april. body cameras are back on the agenda in santa clara county. that was put on hold six months ago after running into obstacles with county procedure. before the apartment could put them into action by the board of supervisors. wall street trying to get out. ? check the numbers with scott mcgrew. ? they're open. it is still on. dow industrial up 9 points, nasdaq up 17. the dow has lost the last six of seven trading days. most of them have been just drawl losses. no movement one way or the other. apple has issued a new software update for an security issue. go to settings, general, software update.

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the academy announcing oscar nominations for all 24 categories. no surprise here "la la land stealing the show." it ties "titanic" for most of all time. >> best picture nominations are "arrival" "fences," "hacksaw ridge", "hell or high water," la la land," "lion," "man chester by the sea." best actor, casey affleck, andrew garfield, ryan foss lincoln.

viggo mortenson. >> isabel huppert for "elle." ruth negga, natalie portman, emma stone and meryl streep. meryl streep nominated for best actor. it is is finally starting to break up a little. bundle up in san jose. a chilly 39 degrees. have no fear. we will be warming up at least into the 50s anyway. doppler radar showing a little bit of the activity heading off

the coast. as i mentioned, the majority is expected to stay off the coast. but never the next couple of hours by 10:00 or 11:00 a.m., we should be cleared out tonight. but because we do still have that unstable air mass, a chance of seeing dangerous surf along the coastline, which is why the national weather service reissued an advisory until 4:00 p.m. tonight. breakers anywhere from 20 to 25. of the weekend, we saw breakers 35 to 40 feet. definitely anim pressive weekend. here it is. we are seeing the majority of the cell moving off the coast. by 9:30, 10:00, 11:00, just in time for our early morning commuters. the rain stays away through tonight. we fast. forward through thursday we are seeing a, very, very weak system that could bring a chance of

rain thursday. by friday, we begin our drying trend. and our temps also finally warming up, believe it or not, to the 60s this weekend. so it is going to be a weekend you definitely want to plan to be outdoors. >> people not happy about that. the traffic flow is really good right now. peninsula not a problem. getting there might be an issue. here's what i'm talking about. towards the peninsula might be a problem for highway 92 because of the crash at the toll plaza. we still have flashing lights. good news for the flashing lights. more of a distraction. still slow here. traffic for a tuesday not that bad. the approach coming off the walnut creek interchange highway 37, closed for flooding. that is your alternate.

and your metering lights are on. about 45 minutes to the bay bridge toll plaza. shows a little bit of slowing for 101 and highway 85. pack to you. thank you, mike. 6:53 right now. the top bay area headlines we're following on this tuesday morning, including breaking news in the south bay. an uber driver striking a man crossing a street overnight. kris sanchez speaking with investigators. we'll check in with her next. we're keeping a close eye on the breaking news in britain over brexit. the court has ruled parliament needs to vote before anything can move forward. we're tweeting updates right now. warriors seven-game winning streak ends in miami. they lose 105-102. the one play the warriors could not stop on nbcbayarea.com. we're back in two minutes. before you head out too

welcome back on this tuesday morning. 6:56. before you head out the door or, here's the top stories we're following on today in the bay. kris sanchez is live in san jose where a pedestrian was hit by a car overnight. kris? good morning to you, sam and laura. that pedestrian was hit by an

uber driver. that pedestrian now in critical condition in the hospital this morning. the uber driver who was headed to pick up a spare at the time told police that that pedestrian just kind of appeared out of nowhere. he was crossing outside the crosswalk. the driver did remain at the scene. neither alcohol nor drugs appear to be factors. actually road is closed. they hope to have this reopened by 8:00. thank you so much, kris. a developing story out of hayward. they are looking into whether a 16-year-old boy was killed in a drive-by shooting. he was shot last night just down the street from city hall on the corner of princeton and smalley avenue. so far no suspects are in custody. we are also live in niles the were canyon this morning in alameda county where crews are hoping to pull the car out that plunged into the street yesterday during the storms.

this is a live look right now. the driver of that car, an 18-year-old woman from tracy remains unaccounted for. here's a look at highway 13 in oakland this morning where a sinkhole opened up shut down the ramp from highway 24. they nicknamed it steve. it popped up yesterday. they haven't given a specific time when steve will be fixed. they hope to have it done by evening commute. a growing fear on our coastline. this is new video from the pounding surf about an hour ago in pacifica. a high surf advisory actually has been extending, vianey was telling us, into the afternoon. expect massive waves throughout the day. >> vianey isn for kari hall. >> indeed. just like you said, they did issue one that was to expire at

3:00 p.m. but it was extended to 4:00 p.m. breakers could hit 20 to 25 feet. you don't want to head to the beach even though you will be attempted. look at this forecast. early morning rain expected to clear by 11:00. we should pop out lower to mid-50s. we finally get a break from the rain. have no fear. it is is a very weak system that will bring very light showers across the area before we begin our drying time. >> look at monday next week. >> it's the first time we're looking forward to a monday. >> that's not true. come on. >> all right. what about the morning commute. >> i was checking on the san mateo bridge. they cleared the truck in the center divide.

very late for tuesday. let's just off highway 1 and 280. not affecting the freeways. >> all right. back with a local update in a half hour. join us for nbc bay area news at 1. a gorgeous shot of the bay bridge. good morning. breaking right now, another morning of heavy rain in california. the recent and record downpours now blamed for at least four deaths and millions of dollars in damage. a state of emergency just declared. we're there live. > facts and falsehoods. during his first meeting with congressional leaders, president trump repeats a widely debunked claim that millions of illegal voters cost him the popular vote. this as his choice for secretary of state clears a major hurdle and his pick to run the cia is sworn in. >> so help me god. >> can he calm the tension between trump and the