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 least it will be a lot more

comfortable we two through the day. looking live at san jose. the sun rises getting earlier and earlier each day. 6:41 the official sunrise time. we will continue with clear skies in willow glen. 10:00, 51 degrees. warming up this week. rocks reported across 580. >> i like to say good traffic, rock and roll. no. rock clearing here. eastbound we now have two lanes open. rocks rolled down the hillside at grant line road. your commute direction

unaffected. 26 minutes from grant line over towards the dublin interchange. heading towards the bay bridge, metering lights are on. we have 24 minutes as far as the drive times. that's did for the upper and lower east shore freeway. >> thank you. another shooting on an east bay freeway. >> dozens of shootings in years. the latest on 580 between that seen da not far from interstate 680. >> pete suratos is live with details on what led to the shooting. pete? >> reporter: back in the newsroom. another east bay shooting taking place between that seen da on 580 west in pleasanton. chp calling this a i road rage incident.

in antioch off highway 4 there was one this weekend. they found a man dead inside a car. a week ago, someone opened fire on chp at the 90th avenue off-ramp as they were e wrapping up a dui stop. no injuries to the victim. chp is still looking or for the suspects. driving a silver toyota corolla at the time. pete suratos for today in the bay. thanks, pete. a live look this morning at capitol hill. president trump is scheduled to address a joint session of congress for his first time today. the president is expected to focus on national security and

also talk about economic opportunities here at home. he was reportedly working at the details of his speech as late as last night. we will carry his congressional address here on nbc bay area. we'll start coverage at 6:00. be sure to join us for a special edition of nbc bay area news immediately following that democratic response. 6:on 04. the pressure mounting on congress to condemn the recent wave of bomb threats made against jewish centers across the country. similar threats were called in three jewish centers in the bay area. anti defamation league office in san francisco, palo alto and ocean marin jcc all had to evacuate. breaking news on the bomb threat in downtown san francisco at 5:00 yesterday. representatives say there is fear growing in the community. >> to have them have to be evacuated because of a threat

that they may be tkpwhroepb up is terrorizing and fear inducing the. it is a very serious matter. >> across the country, 20 bomb threats were called in. that's just yesterday. no explosives were found in any of those. 100 head stones at a jewish sepl tore in philadelphia were knocked of. police in the south bay are investigating the tack of a young woman not far from sap ta clara university. it happened sunday morning as they walked on the sidewalk at lafayette and popular street. they are not revealing exactly what happened. according to the mercury news, the victim is a santa clara university student. investigators have not yet released a sketch of the suspect. water is no longer being released from lake oroville as they shut down the dam's outflow so they can do repair work.

they will stay close up to seven days forcing it to rise back up to 850 feet. that is 50 feet below capacity. 6:06 right now. is six families are out of their homes in san pablo this morning. their mobile homes were red tagged as they slid down into a creek. investigators say this park has had similar issues to this in the past. police are teaming up with the red cross to find shelters. movie lovers are ready to roll out the red carpet for one of the bay areas's popular film vest valls. it kicks off at the beautiful california theater on first street. a special screening of a new movie featuring amanda siefred and shirley mclane.

it is called "the last word." 129 films from 50 countries over the course of the next two weeks. we are starting out at 47 degrees. highs will reach into the upper 50s. nice and sunny. a breezy wind. by tomorrow, the warning trend continues as we will continue also to see dry weather. as we head into the weekend, a storm system will put an end to our dry spell. that will be moving in scattered showers that may be heavy at times. we will talk about how much rain to expect. i'll have a look winter glen. now mike is keeping us up on the road conditions. >> the conditions are great. slippery conditions. i just got this off the chp report. a couple issues for the valley.

westbound 84. speed sensors show eastbound has slowing. it might be inaccurate as to which side of the bridge. 92 more popular as far as the flow of traffic. no major surprises. a little build. talking about traffic. up next your gas and electric bill could soon go up or down.

coming up, the changes pg&e is making that could impact how much you're paying. >> the bay area's shortest flight may leave you wondering why fly. that's coming up in business and tech.

it is 6:11 on this tuesday morning. and a lot going on around the bay area. we start out with chilly temperatures.

and all clear skies. a live look at san jose. willow glen at 10:00, 51 degrees. making it into the 50s. for the most part we will stay in the 50s. it will be cooler than average with amount of sunshine. our temperatures going up this week. more of that coming up at 6 khrp 19. >> and looking at the travel times, your tri-valley looks great. 25 minutes to 580. i'll give you the update coming up. mike, kari, thank you very much. a new pg&e billing structure takes effect. many occurs will likely pay more money to keep the lights on. the average bill is 99 bucks a month. it will jump $12 to $110 a 

month. it is raising its electric transition. customers who use more power will likely pay less. people who use less power will likely pay more. city khraoerdz in menlo park will talk about hiring more armed officers. the department wants to add 17 officers to the bay front area which is, as you know, where facebook headquarters are and the area going with other businesses and homes as well. they are funding a policing unit for the first five years. we have been saying uber has had a bad week. it is extending to a balanced month. >> one of its top engineers or one of the top engineers in the world was senior vice president at uber used to be with tkpaog el.

he left rather suddenly last year and ended with uber. he left google after he was accused of improper behavior with a female employee. google's investigation ended when he left. but rico said he didn't tell uber about those allegations. with their own allegations of sexual harassment when they found out he was dismissed. i wouldn't be surprised if you saw little to no movement. the joint address to congress. they will talk about spending. promises of big government spending is what is driving much of the rally on wall street. there is a conflict ahead. he wants to cut taxes. his own republican party, and speaker ryan in particular, are not happy with that because budgets increase spending and

cut taxes that simply can't be balanced. a new video is of a new robot they call candle. it can-can carry heavy load and jump over obstacles. i know! look at him ollie over those stairs. that's not an ollie. you live in sa noah county, go to santa rosa or whatnot. >> right. >> united has announced direct flights to. it would be key. it would be handy right about

now. thank you very much. >> speaking of today, fat tuesday is here. hundreds of thousands of people have been ready to celebrate in new orleans. >> police say they will work around the clock to make sure everyone is safe during the carnival season after a suspected dui driver plowed into a parade of people over the weekend injuring 28. >> jay grey jones us with a closer look at the last day of parades and parties. and you picked up beads the last time we talked to you. very popular. >> reporter: i'm always working for you. there are still people out. i'm not sure if they're finishing up last night's party. but the clean crews have come through. a rare opportunity.

clean for the most part. the parade has already kicked off. most people will celebrate the last day of the carnival here. when it is all said and done, more than a million people will be a part of the celebration today. eyes in the 80s. a lot of people looking to have a good time. there are plenty of opportunities for that in. sam and kris. times you get off the newscast, hop on a plane and head this way. >> i would love chickory coffee right about now. >> thank you, jay.

we are talking about the fact that the streets look kind of clean right now. you know that is not going to last. >> as we know, local is celebrations. let's get to the local mardi gras forecast. >> there's quite a few events going on in san francisco today. if you will be heading there and getting in a second line. at 5:00, a lot of events get under way at 55 degrees. a breezy and cool day. look at the seven-day forecast on the bottom of the screen. we start out at 36 in the tri-valley. chilly in the peninsula. 43 in the east bay.

61 in the south bay. san francisco at 58. we are seeing active weather. high pressure keeps all of that away from us. nice, quiet weather for the next couple of days. as we go through future cast, things will get active again. more clouds moving in on saturday. scattered showers for the north bay. rain will be heavy at times, lingering into monday. and we may see more wet weather after that. about an half an inch to an inch and a quarter.

it will be a nice day to take a look outside. 58 in silicon valley. looking at the temperatures that will be in the 50s for most of the bay area following me on facebook and twitter, what to expect this weekend. some of the rain will be back sunday, early monday and farther north. the rain gets out on monday. there may be more rain behind that. traffic flow overall looks predictable. eastbound 580, grant line road.

boulder size. that is out of livermore, altamonte pass. a crash pinole boulevard. westbound 80. a lot still reported in the roadway. cleared up west 84 at the radio towers. back out to the maps, another issue on the peninsula. 101. a bumper 101 in the middle lane.

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video are uploaded each minute. that is equal to 65 years worth in a day. sam, you're watching a lot of kitten videos. >> you are. i'm watching snl videos. >> still a lot of questions this morning about whether there could have been more advanced warning against the deadly flooding that hit san jose. today could shed light on what went wrong. three people on the way to san hoe killed in a plane crash. you're watching today in the bay. [crying] ahhhhhhhhhh!

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we are one degree above freeze anything fairfield. definitely in need of a heavier coat and hat. after recess it will still be chilly but sunny and dry. it will be 89 this afternoon. take the homework outside. the bumper was in the lanes. getting in and out of the city looks fine right now. barely under half an hour from highway 4 to the bay bridge. the backup at the toll plaza.

an arrest was made overnight in a stabbing in mountain view. it looks still pretty active behind you, pete. we know phyllis avenue is blocked off at hanss camilla. we do know that a suspect has been detained. that victim was transported to a local hospital. according to mountain view police, it took place at 10:00 p.m. when police arrived the victim

had at least one stab wound. just reopening in the last half hour. no update as far as the condition of that victim. live in mountain view, pete suratos, today in the bay. >> thanks, pete. we continue to follow a developing story. three dead after their plane crashed into a home in riverside. bob redell is live with what happened. what do we know about the folks on board? good morning to you, kris and sam. nbc bay area news spoke to a

neighbor that lives next to the pilot. the pilot lived in this he was an experienced pilot and he and his wife avid travelers. it is is sad. it shows the cessna 310 from riverside municipal airport. it passes by a surveillance camera 4:30 yesterday afternoon. the plane carrying five people. crashed into two homes, setting both on fire. at least one part of the airplane found a half mile away. three of the five people on board died. two men, both in their late 30s, early 40s, survived. both being treated for their injuries. one who was ejected from the plane, was able to cry for help. >> i heard the lady who was

pulled out. i heard her scream, help me, help me. i need help. we just didn't know where she was. it was very scary. you can see cell phone video shot by a woman where the plane crashed. it shows a man running from one homes that caught fire he was doing a cross word puzzle when the plane crashed through his roof about 15 feet from where he was sitting. >> i jumped up, ran in the front door, opened it. i got a little burn. that's my own 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. several students are out of their classroom at contra kostra clayton high school. a nude photo of an administrator was passed around. they are not defending the sharing but she is concerned with how they 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.

this morning san francisco police are asking for help in catching suspects behind what could be a hate crime. a man was attacked by two men early saturday morning in the amazon neighborhood near low well and hanover street. no description was given. we might get a better idea about the communication breakdown ahead of last week'sing of coyote creek. it cost $70 million in damage. they held multiple meetings with the emergency operation center and multiple warnings were given about the potential for flooding. said they had no warning about the upcoming flood.

they are expected to make it public later today. many san jose flood victims are only starting a long road to recovery. yesterday we spoke to one family that lived in one of the two red-tagged properties. they are trying to remove valuables as quickly as they can. >> another 479 have been yellow tagged. that's a figure way down from the 1300 or so earlier in the week. kind of repairs will have to happen before they can move back in.

translation services will also be available. good tuesday morning. 6:39. i'm going to go ahead and get you ready for the weekend. i know you're already making plans. for the bay and inland areas, it will be cloudy. we will start to see showers into the north bay. saturday will be the best of the days to get out and go hiking, head to some of the area parks. maybe you plan on going to russian river valley. it will be in the 50s. rain starting to move in at redwood national forest. it will be in the 40s to 50s. friday looking good there for trinity national forest, rain with snow showers too. maybe you plan on heading to

tahoe. the bay shows you a pretty typical pattern. you see the volume build. it shows the unusual unexpected flooding. rocks reportedly blocking the left two lanes as you head out towards the altamonte pass. we're tracking this. a smoother drive westbound once you get to the dublin interchange. there is a little extra flowing there. this looks great around the bay, approaching the bay bridge. no major surprises. and a delay for the capital corridor but no other major transit systems.

a woman hit and killed by a car while walking toward another car crash. what led to the deadly collision. it is is day 40 in the trump presidency and easily his most important. we'll tell you all about it coming up. as we look ahead to the joint session of congress this morning, lighter trading. you see the dow down 22.5 points so far. 20,814. we'll be back in two minutes.

coming up on 6:44 this tuesday morning with sunshine. looking now at san jose. going throughout the, we will see temperatures from the 40s to the upper 50s, eventually hitting the low 60s in a few of those spots. our average high, 64 degrees. we'll get there as we go through the week. south bay travel times slowing except for 101 and 87. pretty typical. mike, thank you. we are tracking an incident right now in san jose. this is live breaking news just into our newsroom. you see the sheriff's deputy car on the right side of your screen. deputies shut down several roads in east san jose we're just told because of a shooting there. we don't have many more details other than that. this information just came in within the next couple of minutes. this is the scene you're looking at right now.

deputies on the scene at madeline drive next to a local elementary school, linda vista elementary school. the rest of the information about what they are investigating is limited. a shooting happened right near an elementary school. we will bring you more information as soon as we get it. also new this morning, a woman is after she was hit by a car in what investigators are calling a very unfortunate accident. it happened 7:00 last night in pittsburgh. a relative of that woman got into a crash and told family members who live nearby. a third car hit that woman as she crossed the street to check on the driver, her relative. the driver stayed on the scene and was not impaired. police are showing images of two b.b. guns.

you see them right there. they got one man in serious legal trouble. they arrested him of he flashed guns near a post office. happening at l.a.x., construction of a $1.6 billion terminal. you see the official ground breaking. it will have a new baggage system and restaurants and shops and underground tunnel to connect the item to existing ones. it is is expected to create 6,000 jobs. as far as when it will open, it is is expected to be open in 2019. l.a.x. is the third busiest airport in the country. >> speaking of travel, passport offices throughout the region

they are inundated with applicants. omar came from honduras illegally. his three youngest children were born american. he is trying to protect their lives here with proper documentation. omar spoke with us through a translator. i have a lot of fear because we have lived here 14 years. i'm really worried of the separation of myself, my wife, my children. >> last year more than 18 million passports were issued in the u.s. scott mcgrew has been examining the president's first 100 days. today is day 40. it is the most important one so far. >> because of the addressing a joint session of congress. 6:00 our time. we will carry it live on nbc nb.

in january, president trump he used words like rusted out factories, scattered like tombstones and infrastructure in disrepair and decay. don't will be the renewal of the american spirit. now, the president is going to talk about a number of things, including tax reform, helping working parents, growing the military, and replacing obamacare. and this one is very important. republicans at the town meeting, many like and need the affordable care act. remember, president trump promised on "60 minutes" universal health care that is cheaper and better than obamacare. and he said we would have it in a matter of weeks. it is is turning out to be more difficult than thought. ? we have come up with a shrougz that solution that's really, really good. i have to tell you it is an

unbelievable complex subject. nobody knew health care could be so complicated. >> even the fellow whose name is on the health care thought so. >> it is is going to be difficult. but it is will all be important. >> we simply don't know how much it will cost. >> thanks, scott. scott will look at president trump's tweets, executive orders and speeches throughout the first 100 days here on today in the bay. we would like to hear from you. share your thoughts on twitter.

@scottmcgrew. all the latest political news at nbcbayarea.com. i promise to figure out what your kids should wear to school today. it should be a lot easier than figuring out health care. layers. >> today will be cool. warmer. so you want the layers so you can peel them off as the day goes along. sunshine to greet us on this tuesday morning. beautiful start to the day. hey, we're not dealing with any rain here. as we start out, you step out the door, only 47 degrees. heading up to 58 degrees today. we start out in the peninsula, a few more days of sunshine here. this is what we're expecting. it will be slighter warmer today than yesterday. the warming trend continues with more dry weather. this weekend, that's when the next storm system arrives. it puts an end to our dry spell,

especially on sunday. temperatures are cool across parts of the north bay. 43 in oakland. 45 in palo alto. and we're still seeing scattered snow showers well to the north of us. all of this moving to the east. app area of high pressure is protecting us and keeping us away from any rain or snow as we continue on with quiet weather as we go throughout the week. scattered showers for the north bay. it may be heavy at times. it will be moving out by monday. another round will be possible. so we may be going back to a wet pattern. you want to enjoy it now while it lasts. we will have the potential from getting an inch to half an inch to an inch and a quarter. we will fine-tune that as we get closer. planning on heading to tahoe the next couple of days, we will have very chilly temperatures

during the mornings. but during thes, possibly some of the snow melting. 47 on thursday. if you're following me on facebook and twitter, i'll keep you up to date on what's happening as we go through the forecast. temperatures warming up in san francisco. for that end of the forecast, khroeg going to see the rain returning. >> we have two separate sites where we will be live from the scene. mountain view and san jose. as we are getting ready for the school day, speed sensors predictable for the patterns. an easy start so far. for the freeway, local roadways through mountain view. this is police activity. avoid the area. behind the shopping mall, there is knob hill restaurant, shopping center. avoid that area. avoid the area of hans.

over here in san jose, this is just east of 680, it is is right off alum rock near kirk. head over to kirk through the area. as we get ready for the commute, i wanted to point those two areas out. a good flow of traffic is starting to build. back to you. still looking to get more information about the shooting you were just describing that shut down streets near the schools. coming up next, a look at nbc bay area. the investigation into a deadly plane crash in southern california. it is a plane headed to san jose at the time. the information we're learning about those victims. but first happening now, we continue working with our center station on that big story.

investigators now telling us there is a news conference scheduled for 11:00. we will stream that for you at nbcbayarea.com. plus, a crew on scene of an overnight stabbing in mountain view. we are wait to go talk to police about the circumstances led to that incident. we'll bring you any new information in our twitter feed. before you head out the doorher.

just a few minutes before 7:00 right now. before you head out the door, here are the top stories on nbc bay area. kris, we start right now with breaking news we have been following for the last 15 or 20 minutes out of the south bay. this is a live look right now at cook avenue. deputies shut down roads in east san jose because of a shooting there. that's all we know in terms of what prompted the police presence. kirk avenue between madeline drive and alum rock. that is next to linda vista elementary school. you can access the school by using mcteague road. that is the best way to do it. we are sending pete suratos to talk deputies. we'll keep you updated throughout the "today" show. mountain view police are

investigating a stabbing at phyllis avenue near el camino. here's what we know. a person was stabbed 10:30 last night. we don't know the condition at this point. we know officers have a suspect in custody. we are continuing to follow this investigation. we'll bring you the latest on what we know during the "today" show. we are also expecting to learn more about the victims of a southern california plane crash. it was headed here to san jose when it crashed yesterday. five on board, three killed. two women survived, but their identities have not been released. we will have much more coverage on this crash on nbc bay area news at 11:00 this morning. check out your nbc bay area app. something missing is the rain. >> i don't think you mind that.

not getting the weather alerts you can always check out the forecast. we are going to see the highs reaching 60s. it is is going to be beautiful out there with all of that sunshine. reaching 58 degrees. san francisco. and 62 in the north bay. it is accessible from the key. kirk avenue is the only local. the freeways are moving well. we are seeing that build across san mateo. >> that is what's happening on today in the bay. we would like to leave you with this shot from san diego. we are told there is a flood rescue under way right now. you see the boats there. and folks trying to help out in the distance top of your screen. an area pounded with rain the last day. we're going to continue to

monitor. we will update you on twitter and book. have a great day. see you in a half hour. breaking overnight, chilling video emerges of a small plane crashing into an neighborhood in southern california. the plane returning from a cheerleading competition at disneyland, erupting into a massive fireball.