garcia-cannon. >> we have seen nice, dry conditions. you're telling us it is going to get warmer as well. >> we need that it was so cold. it makes us feel colder than the actual temperature. bundle up and make it a great start. we have had patchy frost. 39 in the north bay. 44 in san francisco. today highs reaching the low 60s for the peninsula, tri-valley and the south bay. we'll take a look at the complete microclimate forecast coming up. mike takes us to highway 17. >> that's right, kari. even though the roads have been dry, it gives the drew a chance to get out. no surprises here for the south bay freeway. 17 will have lane restrictions for the next few minutes. it should be picking up in the

construction zone between glenwood and sugarloaf. it should be cleared by 5:00. nine minutes from 37 to 580. backup at the toll plaza, really there is none. it looks like all lanes are open for cash payments. a landmark event is now just hours away. president trump will deliver his first speech co members of congress. today in the bay edward lawrence joins us live from washington, d.c. with a closer look at what we should be watching for tonight. edward? >> reporter: the president himself saying this is a

landmark speech. and the message not just to americans but the world. >> if the economy fails, then i'm right. >> reporter: we will focus on the economy, immigration, and health care. >> owe pam ma care has been a disaster. it's way out of control. doesn't work. we are can coming up with a i think will be terrific. >> he outlines broad brushes of the first members of congress. >> we're going to spend a lot more money on military. we have to. we have no choice. >> the cuts will come from other agencies like the epa and state department. the president says social security, medicare, and medicaid will be left alone. >> with this magnitude of cuts that once again middleclass people, working families are going to be hurt. >> but it faces pushback. retired generals and admirals

requested deep cuts saying strong civilian partners in the battle against the drivers of extremism are just as important. republicans and democrats and watch dog groups caution. >> the budget will do nothing to bring down the debt to a manageable level. >> questions swirl about what influence the russians may have with the administration and calls for a special prosecutor. what we really need is how the democrats react. edward hraurps. now back to you. 5:03 this morning. shots fired on a busy stretch of an east bay freeway again. this time it stems from road rage. it happened on 580 in pleasanton. pete suratos has details on what

was a scary ordeal for drivers. >> reporter: yes, another east bay freeway shooting between that seen da on 580 west in pleasanton. this is called a road rage incident. the east bay has been no stranger to freeway shootings. we had one just this past weekend on saturday in antioch off highway 4. this shooting took place at the off-ramp. a week and a half ago somebody opened fire on chp officers on the 98th avenue off-ramp as officers were wrapping up a dui stop. cities like pittsburgh on highway 4 due to the number of shootings along that highway. as mentioned, no injuries at the time to the victims. chp is looking for the suspect

who was driving a silver toyota corolla at the time. pete suratos for today in the bay. pressure is growing on congress and elected officials to condemn the recent wave of bomb tkhraets against jewish centers across the cup. yesterday the anti defamation league, the jcc and palo alto and ocean ma rain jcc had to evacuate. we brought this to you at 5:00 last night. there is fear growing in the community. >> to have to have them be evacuated is terrorizing and fear inducing. it is a very serious matter. >> 20 bomb threats were called in yesterday alone. no explosives were found in any

of. we are getting word that police in the south bay are investigating the attack of a young man not far from santa clara university. as the woman was walking on lafayette street, police say she was sexually assaulted. they are not saying what happened other than the woman was not harmed. she is a santa clara university student. they have not released a suspect sketch. mobile homes red-tagged after they started to slide down the hill and into the creek. this happened on church lane. this park has had similar issues in the past as well. san pablo police are teaming up with the red krorb to find facilities for the families that are affected. >> oroville dam shut down the

outflows. they will remain closed forcing the lake to rise up to 850 feet. it is still 50 feet below full capacity. 5:07. a live look at the golden gate bridge, which we can see very clearly this morning. all that fog rolling up and over the bridge is taking a toll. the san francisco examiner will soon give the south-facing facade a new face lift. the facelift will still cost an estimated $22 million. work may again in the next year. that will be included in the report at some point. not today, though. clear skies. it will be nice and sunny again

today. it will be warming up into the 50s. looking at some of the temperatures, 43 degrees in fairfield and oakland. 41, livermore 37. as we go through the week, we will talk about it in five minutes. the crash. you're looking at the roadway very early. we watch for any signs of slowing. we're looking towards 58. slowing out of the altamonte. there will be a distraction.

a couple minutes there. the construction might be a little more slowing than usual. there's your 580 drive for 25 minutes to the area. same thing for the bay shore freeway. back to you. about to get under way in san jose. the preparations are under way this morning already. we'll show you what moviegoers can expect for this event. that he make it official, spaeubgs ex is going to the moon.

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kari wx ase =mike/trx= it is 5:12 on this fat tuesday. as we look over san jose, we have clear skies. 47 degrees in los gatos. highs into the upper 50s. it will be a little bit cool the next few mornings but warming up in the afternoons. a complete look at the forecast at 5:20. slowing for the bay bridge

toll plaza. i'll explain how i can tell cash lane 4 is not open. thank you very much. it is one of our favorite events of the year. movie lovers getting ready to grab popcorn and butter and roll watching one of most popular film vest valls. >> it kicks off tonight at california theater on 1st street. tonight's opening night is a special screening of a movie with shirley mclane. it is called "the last word." 129 films from 50 countries over the course of the next two weeks. always a fun event there. over to business and tech news. we have been saying uber has had a bad week. it extends into a month.

>> senior vice president at uber used to be at google, where he led search, the most important business. he left rather suddenly and ended up at uber. he left google after he was accused of improper behavior towards a female employee. google's investigation ended when he left. but he said he didn't tell uber about those allegations. uber under internal investigation into its own culture with its own allegations of sexual harassment there. when he found out about the allegations against the new vice president, he was dismissed. >> well, i wouldn't be surprised if you saw little to no movement this morning wall street is waiting to hear the joint address to congress. promising of big government spending is much of what's driving the trump rally on wall street.

president trump wants to keep spending on social security and medicaid and cut taxes. speaker ryan and others not happy with that because it increases spending. space ex will send two tourists really to the moon next year. they will sir couple navigate not land. they funded a large portion of the mission themselves. they're not going to pilot. they're going to the moon next year. the mission will be similar to apollo 8. that sent three men to the moon around and back. extraordinary. to the moon. >> those are astronauts. >> yes. >> those are private citizens. >> they will be well trained passengers.

they are not from hollywood. >> it is fat tuesday in the big easy. mardi gras is coming to a close as hundreds of thousands celebrate in new orleans. >> always a party, jay gray joining us live from the french quarter with a look at all the fun. what have you got yourself into? nice shirt. >> when you're here you have to dress the same way. you're talking about the moon. some things out here you will feel like you're on the moon. it has cleared out. the street crews are trying to clean things up after last night's party. and getting ready for the end of the carnival season. fat tuesday today. party here in the evening. all in all, more than a million people expected in the french quarter today. and they are all looking to have

a good time as they to say down here. the weather has been fantastic. it is supposed to be in the 80s after the early clouds burn off here today. a drunk driver plowed into the crowd. we found out from the hospital all injured are expected to make a full and complete recovery. that is great news. that happened away from the french quarter. here a lot of streets are locked down obviously. a lot of people gathering to have a good time. sam, chris. >> we certainly hope it is a good time and safe time. thank you very much. appreciate you representing there. who dat nation. march i did tkpwrau celebrations as well in san francisco.

you've got to love that. >> there are quite a few events. i saw some second lines and masquerade balls this evening. it will be a good time in san francisco. >> you have some louisiana roots. do you ever miss when it's march i did tkpwrau and carnival season. >> i think so. a lot of my friends are out there catching beads, having a good time. yeah, i miss it. >> maybe we can get you a king cake. >> i can make one of those. it is chilly to start out. we have 30s and 40s as you step out the door. the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen. 40 degrees in the south bay. 43 in the peninsula. 49 in the north bay. you see there is a lot more sun

in the forecast as we go through the next few days. if you come over and take a look on sunday, that's the day we will be watching for the rain. otherwise, looking at more dry weather. 58 in milpitas. 60, vallejo. san mateo, 59. in the north bay, up to 62 degrees in santa row say with a light wind and mostly sunny skies. it will be a beautiful day. we continue to see dry continues across the region. snow showers for the pacific northwest. that rolls off to the east. it will miss us. we keep our nice weather seeing the temperatures warm up too. it won't be until saturday when

we see clouds moving in, possibly showers for the north approximate bay. it does say dry until it rolls into the whole bay area. could be downpours. a wetter pattern for next week. you do indeed want to enjoy this nice break. and the potential with a first round of rain anywhere from half an inch up to an inch and a quarter. we will fine-tune that as we get a little closer. i will be reading at the library in san hoe. up to 58 degrees. so very nice there at that time. if you're following me on facebook and twitter, let me know what you have going on and help to make plans through the weekend. the seven-day forecast, temperatures warming into the low 60s by the end of the week. breezy winds. more sun is. clouds roll in on saturday with rain on sunday and scattered showers into the first part of

next week for the inland areas. 65 on thursday. as we head over to mike, he is checking in on highway 17. >> thanks for being out there. kari always helps us sound out the words in the studio as well. smooth flow of traffic. green means we're close to the limit. no delays reported there. 16 minutes from highway 4 to the bay bridge. we have increased three minutes the last half hour. a quick look at the bay bridge toll plaza.

now they are showing early backup. back to you guys. thanks, mike. all right. coming up next, beefing up forces in the peninsula community that might have more police officers on the street. but first our nbc bay area responds today is handling questions from people doing their federal income taxes right now. chris chmura wants to calm fears about an irs audit. you may even benefit from one. >> an irs audit doesn't mean you will have to answer questions in a darkroom. most are handled by mail. some result in bigger refunds. if you have a phillip tore our consumer investigator, 888-996-tips or send your story online at nbcbayarea.com/responds. ♪

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money for their power. they are consolidating the number of billing tiers. and a high usage surcharge. the utility says not everybody will be seeing higher bills. 5:27. if you're hoping to become a first time home buyer, you're probably not in shock. this is the toughest area to buy a home. >> california is the tough offest because of low affordability and higher jobless rates. iowa is where you want to be for the easier states. followed by utah, minnesota, and kansas. you will have to have a snow shelf. breaking news.

a stabbing in mountain view has police surrounding a neighborhood overnight looking for evidence. live to the scene as the story continues to develop at this hour. three people found a way to san jose killed when their airplane crashes into a home. one man running away from the point of impact.

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good tuesday morning. coming up on 5:30. a great shot of the skyline. the tower looming large. this is a live picture of san francisco. all the city lights up. still kind of dark this morning. we're glad you're with us. we're going to brighten things up. >> i'm sam brock. >> i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cann garcia-cannon. it is going to be a weekend with some changes. so you'll want to make sure you keep checking in. as for today, we start out with cool temperatures and dry weather. all clear skies and also a very chilly start. 45 degrees in san francisco and palo alto. 37 in livermore. some spots dipping into the 50s like morgan hill. now 35 degrees. highs in the upper 50s. some spots hitting the 60s. we will talk about the weekend

changes coming up. now traffic kicks off at the bay bridge. >> we have more traffic on than than any other commute. it formed very quickly just before 5:30. right on schedule, though. backup at the toll plaza. a piney bit of slowing there. westbound 80 does see the volume increase. a little blip for san jose. not unusual. a look at the tri-valley. 26 minutes. by the time you get to north flynn, of to livermore. a stabbing investigation going on right now in mountain view. an investigation still going on at this hour. >> pete suratos just arrived.

pete, what can you tell us so far? reporter: good morning to you, laura and sam. we just arrived moments ago. you can see there is still an investigation. it happened at 10:00 p.m. a very active scene. 1100 block here in mountain view. a suspect has been detained. a victim was transported to a local hospital for treatment. a lot of questions around what happened that led to the stabbing. as i mentioned, this took place at 10:00 p.m. the victim was found with at least one stab wound. the victim accidentally sent to the hospital. we are standing between hans avenue and camille. it is still closed down. mountain view police say this area is safe. we still have the latest update

on the condition of the victim. of course as i head over, i'll gather more information. i'll bring that to you in the next live report. pete suratos, today in the bay. thank you, pete. this morning crews in southern california sifting through rubble after a deadly fiery plane crash yesterday. five people were on board a cessna 310 heading home after a cheer competition at disneyland when the plane fell from the sky. >> bob, what are the neighbors saying about what happened here? >> reporter: good morning to you, kris ask sam. a neighbor tells nbc news that the owner home was an experienced pilot and he and his wife were both avid travelers.

i want you to look up from what you're doing right now. we have foo video that is quite startling. this was shot by a surveillance camera. it shows the is cessna in the momenting leading up to the crash. this is just outside los angeles. a total of five people. it happened at 4:30 yesterday. it crashed into two homes setting both on fire. the cessna smashed into pieces. three of the five people on board died. two men, both in their late 30s, early 40s, survived. both treated for their injuries. one woman was ejected from the plane and able to cry for help. >> i hearded lady scream, help me, help me. we didn't know where she was.

it was very scary. >> take a look at this cell phone video shot by a woman who lives near the plane crash in riverside. the man said she was doing a cross word puzzle when the plane crashed through his roof 15 feet away from where he was sitting. >> i jumped up and ran to the front door and opened it. and i got a little burn. that's my only injury. >> they flew to southern california for a cheer competition at disneyland. it is not clear if a teenage girl was on board the plane. live in san jose, bob redell, today in the bay. >> thank you very much. very sad scene. 5:35. we may get a better idea abouted

communication breakdown out of last week's flooding of coyote creek. it caused $70 million worth of damage. and the floodwaters went up four to five feet in places. the water district gave multiple warnings about the potential for flooding. residents say they had no warning before the upcoming flood. they are expected to make some of those document the available today. yesterday we spoke to a family that lives in one of two red-tagged property. >> we're not trying to be here. >> another 479 have been yellow

tagged, which means that some kind of repairs will have to happen before residents can move back in. inspectors plan to check up on the progress of the repairs next week. several students apassed around a photo of a nude administrator while he was unaware. several students have been suspended for sharing the photo. another student who is friend with some of the is suspended students tells us she never received the nude photo but she is concerned about how the school investigated. >> they take people out of class and threaten them with suspension if they don't hand over their phones, which is against the law.

>> the contra kos sheriff's department is also investigating this issue. >> more testimony in the antolin garcia torres murder trial. the body of sierra lamar has never been found. the strand of hair found on the rope in the trunk of his car. the prosecution says that hair contained lamar's dna. the defense is trying to prove that the evidence may have been contaminated. this morning san francisco police are asking for help in catching suspects behind a possible hate crime. a 49-year-old man was attacked by two men near low well and hanover street. he was struck in the head with some sort of object leaving him with head trauma. he is now in stable. police did not elaborate as to

why they considered this a hate crime. no description was ever given. images of two b.b. guns that got one man into pretty serious trouble. officers arrested the man yesterday morning after he flashed both guns near a post office. police responded to 911 calls at 11:00 yesterday morning near san pablo. he was also carrying drug pa paraphernal paraphernalia. >> it is 5:39 on this tuesday morning. 37 degrees in the tri-valley. and there's frost. we have to scrape it off the windshield before you head out for work or school. 44 san francisco. 41 in the east bay. six for the tri-valley, peninsula and south bay, making improvements over yesterday. a little bit of a breeze. mostly is sunny skies. a couple degrees warmer.

62 for the north bay. san francisco, 58 degrees. a very nice tuesday ahead. wednesday even better. thursday even better. we will talk about that in three minutes. mike pointing out police activity in mountain view. i want to point out what i know about the area since i was there. that's where i grew up and i had one of my first jobs outside the area. graham middle school and elementary school. this is in mountain view. right now the investigation continues. you can access castro and montrose. still early for the schools. we will track that. pete is on the scene. and the rest of the south bay moves well. nothing unexpected for 101. slowing through san jose and the toll bridge toll plaza.

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good tuesday morning. coming up on 5:44. a live look a lot san jose. bundle up as you head out. in evergreen, we'll start out at 47 degrees. seeing the temperatures making it interest the mid-50s by lunchtime. briefly hitting 60 degrees. still cooler than our average high of 64. we will be warming up as we go through the week. coming up, the next chance of rain in the forecast and how much we could get. looking at the travel times. slow through the tri-valley. 84 getting back to our typical speed. we will track that as well. mike, kari, thank you very much. 5:44 on your tuesday morning. authorities are calling the death of a woman struck and killed by a car in pittsburgh an unfortunate accident. it happened 7:00 on willow pass

road. police say a relative had just gotten a crash and notified family members who lived nearby. then a third car struck the woman as she crossed the street to check on the. the driver stayed on the scene and was not impaired. >> for rio's carnival celebration, look at the top of the float as it just topples over onto the performers. you can see people under the collapsed structure, some of them writing in pain. at least 17 people were injured in this one. it was delayed 25 minutes. but then the showed on after that. on sunday, 20 people were injured when a different float crashed. >> pretty dangerous. 5:45. calling for the end of to pesticides in natural areas.

a protest is planned for 1:00 this afternoon at civic center plaza right before the board of supervisors meeting with the natural resources area. and mountain view city council considering a ride sharing credit option and valet parking. city leaders could adopt a plan to improve bicycling throughout the city. >> scott mcgrew has been examining the president's first 100 days. today is day 40. >> this is the biggest day of the trump presidency so far. >> he will be addressing a joint session of congress. of course we will carry it live on nbc bay, nbcbayarea.com as well. we are told the speech will be much more positive than his inaugural speech. he used scattered like tomb stones and infrastructure in disrepair and decay. the theme tonight will be the renewal of the spirit.

they can talk about tax reform and working parents and expanding the military and replacing owe bamacarobamacare. many voters like and need the affordable care act. remember, president trump on "60 minutes" promised health care cheaper and better than obamacare and said we would have it in a matter of weeks. >> we have come up with a solution that's really, really i think very good. now, i have to tell you it is an unbelievably complex subject. nobody knew health care could be so complicated. >> who knew it could be so complicated? even the man whose name is on the health care thought so. >> it is going to be difficult. but all of this is going to be

difficult. i suffer no illusions that this will be an easy process. once again, it will be hard. health care is complicated. this speech that be pretty long. you're thinking, wow, i just want to take a picture with the president or something. >> washington can't change taxes or spend on infrastructure until it has a good handle on how much the new health care act is going to cost. we don't know w much it is is going to cost or even when it looks like. >> we have heard people saying they need it, they cannot live without it. >> scott, thank you very much. we will be looking at president trump's tweets, executive order and speeches throughout the first 100 days on today in the bay you can share your thoughts on twitter. @scottmcgrew. all the latest political news on nbcbayarea.com. san diego is drying out, looking a little bit like we

looked last week. flooding washing over parts of the city yesterday. a powerful storm dumped several inches across the county. that led to flooding, road closures, crashes and flashbacks. a washington state man is stretching out comfortably in his home spending five days in his car. this was quite an ordeal. he crashed his car 20 feet down an embankment. he was saved yesterday after a man walking his dog saw him in his car. >> i made sure that he had the biggest bone he ever had. he saved my life. >> he was hype thermic but otherwise okay. he had to take extreme measures

to keep as hydrated as he was. >> he said i want to give that dog the biggest bone possible. >> he is walking by. how are you going to spot a car in the high grass. >> five days. i don't know how long you can go without food and water. that is pretty much pushing the limit. >> he got creative. >> a lot of storm activity. not the issue right now. >> yeah. a little bit of a break. enjoy the break while it lasts. more dry weather. and it is cold as you step out the door. this is what you're seeing right now. we take a live look at san jose. all clear. it is only 40 degrees. and the seven-day forecast is coming up at the bottom of the screen. come over and take a look. you will see a few more days on of is sunshine before we start to see the clouds moving in. it is 38 in fairfield.

if you're about to get the kids up and getting them out the door, it is is going to be in the 30s 40s on the bus stop or the drop-off line. you definitely need the coat and half. recess, chilly with sunshine. by 1:00, a very nice afternoon. it will feel more comfortable as the temperatures continue to warm up. 60, san jose. cupertino, 60 degrees. los gatos, 59. vallejo, 60. 58 in belmont. palo alto, 60. 57 at 1:00.

temperatures coming down as we go into the evening. all dry weather for us. active weather to the north and east of us. all of us steered around because of high pressure. rain will linger into early next week. more active weather next week. the potential of half an inch of rain. getting a little bit closer to an inch or more. it will be 55 degrees. a beautiful afternoon. a little bit on the cool side. mike tracking rocks on the road? >> rocks on road. concern over here called out. chp is addressing rockies on the

roadway. watching for complications. westbound towards livermore. slowly but smoothly. the tri-valley moves well. no major concerns over there. a smooth drive. reporting a tkhraoeu of 15 minutes. slow from 101 to 680. back to you. >> just after the break, an nbc exclusive. a highly decorated navy s.e.a.l. killed. the new planes that contradict

what president trump said about that mission. we work with knbc in l.a. on our top story. the small plane pound for san jose that crashed into homes yesterday. there an 11:00 news conference scheduled. we plan on streaming it on nbc bay area.com. >> a stabbing in mountain view closed down part of the street. crews still waiting to talk to police about the circumstances that led up to this incident. we'll be back in two minutes with more news.

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an nbc news exclusive investigaw welcome back. new details on the mission in yemen that left a navy s.e.a.l. and father of three dead. a much different account is emerging this morning. they claim this was a success. the father of the s.e.a.l. who was killed in the secret raid says he has questions for the president, including why the administration died to move forward with the mission so early in trump's presidency. plans for the raid started during the obama administration but launched five days into the new administration. >> it will be spring-loaded to

the move out and demonstrate something. we have seen that in the political many. it is not surprising we saw it in the military realm. here's the aspect of this that is new within the last 24 hours. they repeatedly called it a success. but multiple officials tell news that that raid yielded no intelligence of value. at least not yet. the pentagon has at least three investigations into the raid under way. one woman dead, 26 others injured after a charter bus crashed into two cars in the southern california high desert. investigators say the bus crossed into oncoming traffic and collided with two cars. a 55-year-old woman was in one of those cars.

nine other people have life threatening injuries. the charter bus was headed from fresno no las vegas. >> new, people are responsible for most wildfires across the united states. that's according to a new study the last couple of decades. scientists looking at data from 1992 to 2012. they found 84% of the fires were started by people either accidentally or on purpose. it found human caused fires tripled the length of the wildfire season. plans electrify tracks for commuter trains and also to serve as the high-speed rail corridor along the peninsula. they will begin construction on that massive project. the cal train is still waiting for a decision from the federal transit administration in order to get a large grant for the project. nearly $2 billion project would commute from diesel fuel to

electric power. all right. right now at 6:00, kris, safety concerns after another freeway shooting. the suspected motivation in this shooting and where the suspects went coming up. plus, more threats against jewish centers around the country and here in the bay area. the push to get congress and other elected officials to act. pg&e is changing the way it bills you. it could impact the way you are paying your utility each month. today in the bay continues right now. good morning. thanks for joining us on this tuesday. i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. you could see your breath because of how cold it was. warming up this afternoon. at