a "deadly crash" on 580- aftera h-o-v lane of the freew.we'll le a deadly crash on 580 after walking in the hov lane on the freeway. >> a spillway failure fear ahead of the next round of rains. the frantic efforts to reduce water levels appear to be paying off for now. a jail full of inmates are moved out to avoid catastrophe. so where did they go? today in the bay starts right now. a very good morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. good to have you back here on a tuesday. >> thank you. >> brightening up our set with

the red. >> oh, my. yes. >> happy valentine's day to everyone at home. >> good morning. it is looking nice and sunny. we start out with a few clouds across parts of the bay area. we will have a chilly start as we get a live look outside at microclimate. 42 degrees in the tri-valley. 47 in the peninsula and the south bay. look at this. this afternoon it will be so nice. mid to upper 60s. we are enjoying more of this warm weather. we are tracking also several storm systems in the pacific. we will talk about this and what else we expect in seven minutes. mike still dealing with weather-related issues. >> looking over here, dry roads. major problems in the altamonte pass. although it should be just about cleared.

a mudslide for highway 17. we'll see if they have any updates on when they hope to clear it up. no service for ace train. an update a little later on. >> 4:32. chp investigating the death of a pedestrian. the victim struck and killed on interstate 580 in dublin. it happened a little after 1:00 this morning. a car struck the man in the westbound hov lane. the driver of the car stayed at the scene. neither drugs nor alcohol played a factor. no word why the victim was on the freeway. a developing story we continue to follow at this history. the scrambling continue anything oroville. we await the next round of

storms. >> most certainly. governor brown has asked for federal aid. the main spillway as a hole the size of a football field. they aren't able to handle the large amount of water. nearly 200,000 people in the surrounding communities are still under a mandatory evacuation order. and there's no word when it might be lifted. more than 1,000 people are staying at the fairgrounds at chi chico. one woman we talked to said she can't even find her sister. >> i talked to all my other

family members. she's not answering her phone. >> we need help. a lot more help. th they run out of food quick. as a result of that, the east bay is housing 600 new inmates. >> bob redell near the santa rita jail. good morning, bob. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura and sam. alameda county sheriff's office said they have the space inside the santa rita jail for the inmates. it is just a matter of getting them down here. butte county sheriff's office, along with the help of nearby law enforcement agencies,

evacuated all the men and women, incarcerated men and women sunday evening, and bussed them reportedly without incident. butte county sent extra deputies to help process all the people in the system. one reason it was chosen, it can handle the extra crowd. the jailhouse has only 2,500 inmates. this is the fifth largest jail in the country, according to the sheriff's office websites. >> we have to make sure all the qualifications are met so gang members don't get housed together and all of those things. we have males and females that are down here. so you have to kaoaccommodate f those things we do in our own jail but now for butte county. >> since the governor declared a

state of emergency, there may be a chance they could recoup some of the money spent to house the aoe yevacuee evacuees. bob redell, today in the bay. >> bob retell, thank you so much. our investigative unit has unrecovered records from the state and federal agencies were warned a problem could develop around the oroville spillway years ago. click on the top link in the upper left-hand corner of the page. >> the changes take effect february 25th. they are supposed to improve service times. no bus lines will be going away. but in some cases stops are being moved. the biggest charge will be the large articulated buses at all hours. smaller routes will run more frequently. >> all right.

some people love valentine's day. some think it is a manufactured holiday. whatever your opinion is on it, you will love the forecast for today. kari hall joins us now. >> very nice. we will start out with chilly temperatures. as we two through the day, you'll want to enjoy the sun. we'll talk about this and what's ahead in two minutes. and plan on an easy drive to san rafael. we have an issue in that area a little farther north. that's coming up. a deadly disease that has bay area pet owners nervous. and how the wet weather is making things worse.

this is violet. she's been waiting for this moment for awhile. a moment other kids wouldn't think twice about. her first bowl of cheerios. because now that cheerios are gluten free, violet, and many others are enjoying their first bowl today.

it is 4:40 on this tuesday morning. mostly clear skies. a live look at palo alto. expect temperatures to warm up quickly into the 60s. even above average for a few hours. with this warm weather and sunshine, we will see it quickly coming to an end through the middle of the week. four approaching storms. that's coming up in about five minutes. and right now 580 a little slow coming out of the area where construction was picking up. we'll talk about what's going on coming up. >> thank you very much, mike and kari.

it turns out new details in a story we brought you yesterday morning. security cameras did catch a glimpse of the silver car that hit a woman, sped off, and left the woman in critical condition. investigators now say it was a hop da civic or toyota camera, which would have damage to the lower front end of the vehicle. dogs are getting infected with hrep toe cirrhosis or lepto. if they urinate in their urine.

dogs go out to the park, drink the water, is and they aren tpebgt infected that way. >> veterinarians are recommending vaccinations. symptoms include no appetite, vomiting and diarrhea. infected dogs, without treatment, often have kidney failure. >>. coming up next, making their case in washington, d.c. weighing in on a controversial tax on imports.

happy valentine's day. >> hopefully you are still not dialing up the florist today saying what do you have left? >> yeah. it is going to be a busy day whether you have to work -- >> they have people on the corners and stuff. >> there is no excuse today. we are also going to see sunshine. it is going to be an awesome day. a lot of sunshine. warmer than average temperatures. a live look at san jose. all nice and quiet. it is 53 in san francisco. 40, fairfield.

san francisco, 47 degrees. getting the kids ready for school. it will be clear. and also looking at chilly temperatures to start. a mix of sun and clouds. it will be mostly sunny and nice this afternoon. looking at those highs in east san jose, 67 degrees. cuperti cupertino, 65. over towards the peninsula, belmont, 63. san francisco, 64 in the mission district. several storm systems to arrive thursday. clouds moving in closer. and looking at the timeline of the rain, seeing it move in late wednesday, early thursday. it gets heavy during the thursday morning commute. the next round on friday. not much of a break there. a slightly longer break. but still spotty showers.

another storm system sunday, monday, tuesday. so several days of rain on the way. and the potential of rainfall reaching at least an inch and a half in many spots for parts of the east bay and also for the south bay. an inch and a quarter to the mountains. up higher, two and a half inches. we'll keep an eye on lake orovil oroville. now we will check in with mike. >> over towards the rest of the bay, we have green. that's great. slow out of the altamonte pass. they should have picked up all the tones. you have the build off 205. highway 17 over the santa cruz mountains, one lane in each

direction. no traffic for highway 37 in either direction. the flooding, they still haven't cleared. if this does reopen, it won't be for very long. argumenter t atherton is the way you will drive right now. bay bridge moving very well. a look at the travel times to the east shore freeway. san mateo. there you go. looking at fremont, not the san mateo bridge. easy drive there. >> very nice, mike. some of america's biggest retailers are in washington, d.c. talking imports. >> for more let's check in with landon dowdy at cnbc world

headquarters. good morning. >> reporter: sam and laura, good morning to you both. wall street looking to build on monday's games. the dow and s&p 500 closing at record highs. janet yellen goes before the senate committee to talk about the economy and her first appearance since president trump first took office. the dow 20,412. nasdaq up 29, 6763. the ceos of some of america's biggest retailers will be in washington. a controversial tax on imports would raise prices for consumers and hurt their business. reuters say it includes the heads of target, the gap. a top apple executive said video will make a big role in

streaming music service. apple music has moore than 20 million users. one way of intro tuesdaying video through a new reality show called planet of the app. winners will get venture capital funding. their app will be featured in the app store. >> thank you very much. >> before you enjoy the sun on your patio, target is recalling 1,300 patio benches. it includes threshold aluminum x based patio benches. they can collapse, posing a fall hazard to consumers. one report of a knee injury. return to any target store for a full rebound. i wouldn't know the name of my patio set. >> i love this next story.

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the floor the affordable housing me promised. how the state is looking to build the homes to battle the housing crisis. a nightmare near oroville. some working in morgan hill are wondering if that tapl widam wi. steph curry and the team loses 132-110. usually hose scores are reversed. we have more on nbc pay area.com. back with more news and weather in just a minute. the state's affordable houingcr

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crisis has reached an epidemic level. the shortage has led to a spike in unsafe hreufpg conditiolivin. good morning. california has some of the toughest laws when it comes to affordable housing but nobody enforces them. inspectors are seeing more unpermitted home conversions and people living in places you wouldn't expect like office buildings. they are calling out those who aren't doing their fair share.

they have produced 80,000 homes for each decade, far short of the 180,000 needed each year. to see which cities are among the worst offenders and a woman who lived in a 10 foot by 10 foot office space for the last year. guys? >> thank you, vicky. if you have a tip for our investigative unit give us a call 888-996-tips. or send us an e-mail to theun theunit @nbc bpwae bare.com. temperatures reaching the mid 60s. as we have been talking about it changes. and this is the san mateo

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=runs 6= =s/vo= crews are working around the clock to clean up the spillway. i'll have that story coming up. >> also, developing news out of our nation's capital. the scramble to replace a few cabinet positions. highway 17 could reopen in

full by today. we'll show you the stress that all of these detours are having on some of the smaller roadways in the santa cruz mountains. and a good tuesday morning to you. thank you very much for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. happy tuesday morning to you. happy valentine's day to you as well. it is is going to be a beautiful day. wear red, pink. whatever you're wearing, at least start off with heavier clothes on. it will be warming up quickly. 40 degrees now in fairfield and more ggan hill. make sure the kids are all bundled up at recess. have a little valentine's day party. cool temperatures. mainly sunny and nice.

talking about the time lean of several storms set to move in the bay area. that's coming up in a few minutes. still tracking mud on the roadways. >> hears highway 17. there is a lot of work to do. we just got word they're not going to clear the flooding, at least not for today and tomorrow. more rain in the forecast. back to you. thank you very much, mike. back to the latest developments it of oroville. it is a race against time. crews tirelessly working before the next storm moves in. >> here's where things stand at this hour. governor brown has asked for federal aid amid the crisis. 200,000 people are still awaiting word when they can return