president trump lays out h we are one people with one destiny. we all bleed the same blood. >> president trump laying out his vision for america to congress. this morning reaction is pouring in. a live report from washington coming up. and we're starting to get a clearer picture who was on board that cessna that appeared to just drop out of the sky in riverside and crash into homes there. the real major impact on a family here in san jose. the reason not everyone is convinced it will help. today in the bay starts now. at 5:00, as you're just waking up right now, welcome to wednesday.

i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. it is cool now, but it should be a warm finish. >> it is going to be an awesome day. 37 in the tri-valley. 39 in the peninsula. sunshine will be with us all throughout the day. fran, 59 degrees. the snowpack in the sierra in eight minutes. >> developing into a slower drive. it is one minute after 5:00 in the morning. most bay area roads are clear, easy sailing. i told you about this crash. northbound 880 jamming up. sjc, the airport for our location reference. three lanes blocked.

only one lane getting by. a truck went up on this center divide. we have a number of lanes cleared through the area. santo mas is away. >> mike, thank you so much. 5:02. calling on congress to undertake sweeping changes. president trump unveiling his plans for the future of america in what many were saying was optimistic and restrained speech. a lot of people commenting on the tone of the speech, edward. >> it was a more presidential speech. this speech was about america first issues and what the president wants to accomplish.

>> mr. speaker, the president of the united states. >> he wasted no time condemning anti semitic threats. >> we are a country that stands united in condemning hate and evil in all of its very ugly forms. >> he laid out aggressive goals for jobs, infrastructure and immigration but lacked a lot of specifics. >> i believe that real and positive immigration reform is possible. >> mr. trump had harsh words for isis. >> a network of lawless savages that slaughtered muslims, christians and women and men and children of all faiths and all beliefs. >> the president ended with a call for unity. >> we are one people with one destiny. we all bleed the same blood. >> the speech had mixed reviews. some democrats saying they can't ignore his past divisive

language. >> the volume was slightly lower but the rhetoric was the same. >> coming together as a nation involved more than campaign rhetoric for empty promises. there has to be specific steps. >> republicans believe the president hit the mark. >> he defended a temporary travel ban saying it was necessary. and saying iraq will fall off the lift. edward lawrence. back to you. thank you very much, edward. reacting to the president's congressional address. tweeted that it was repackaged campaign speech. congressman eric follow. >> it is just armchair thoughts. but he came to congress

unprepared today to meet the challenges that people have right now. >> well, our coverage continues both on air and online throughout our newscast. you can read the president's speech on nbcbayarea.com. click on the top story box on the top of the web page. scott mcgrew is about to break down the president's speech at 5:45. it is 5:05. this morning we are learning more about the family involved in a tragic plane crash in riverside. the cessna fell from the sky monday afternoon. now the family is responding and sharing this picture with us. today in the bay kris sanchez is live with more on the victims and a possible cause of the crash. good morning, kris. >> reporter: good morning, laura. we can tell you this is a family that is not going to be the same ever and for generations as well. they shared the picture. we will show it again.

stacy pierce on the left. on the right is dana hajazi, her mother. her husband noori is the pilot. he also died. unnamed are the other two people on that flight. a teenage girl who died in the crash. and another woman was also ejected and now at a riverside hospital. >> you see these things on tv and you don't think they will happen to your family. it is surreal watching it knowing these were members of our family. the national transportation safety board is looking it into as part of their investigation. we showed the video to a palo alto flight instructor. he suspected that one of the two engines failed and the pilot had to react very quickly. all five people on board were returning from watching the

union middle school cheer team take first place in ae competition. the school has grief counselors on hand. thank you very much. 5:07. the wife of the orlando nightclub shooter is going to learn if she will be released from jail while waiting for her day in jail. she is accused of helping her husband omar mateen and lying to investigators. releasing salman could create a danger to the public. the police chief will lay out some of her plans to reshape the department. on monday, ann kirkpatrick was sworn in as the first female chief. a media roundtable at 9:30. trying to get to the bottom of breakdowns.

it happened before coyote creek flooded san jose last week. they have scheduled a series of public hearings to find out why so many were caught off guard by the rising flood wartwaterflood. >> pg&e says they are waiting fort city. come on, city, help us. >> city council members made it officials of ratifying an emergency declaration. it helps to free up money and resources for flood victims. we know very well it has been an extremely wet winter. but how wet as they look at the snowfall. the sierra snowpack scheduled for 11:00. it is the highest it's been in 22 years. now at 5:08.

a look now at the tahoe report for squaw valley and alpine meadows. we'll get sunshine the next few days. 109 trails open at squaw valley. and the high temperatures will be reaching into the low 40s by the end of the week. but morning temperatures in the teams. at the base we have 241 inches of snow while we have had 500 inches this winter. and as we head into the weekend, there may be more snow rolling in. that means rain for the bay area. i'll detail that coming up in a few minutes. as we head over to mike, morin foe on the san jose crash. >> it will be around for a while. the bobtail truck went up on the center divide. you're looking just fine. we're looking at a slower drive. heading parallel toward the freeway. if you exit at alameda, you will

probably be in the backup. get on at coleman and you're on okay. they have to clear the truck from the roadway. they have to keep the lanes clear. the rest is okay so far. >> appreciate that, mike. thank you. coming up, sick of traffic on highway 101? how you can get your is voice is heard about the busiest freeways. a new day, more trouble for uber. coming up in business and tech. delsym helps control the impulse to cough for 12 hours.

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we're coming up on 5:13. a live look at san jose. a very chilly temperature too. at 8:00, 43 degrees. warming into the upper 50s by lunchtime. a beautiful day to take the lunch outside. warming up into the mid-60s by this afternoon. going to see more dry and is sunny weather. then it all changes this weekend. we're talking about the weekend forecast at 5:18. here's the delay i was talking about. 20-minute delay. maintenance delays. a late start for that. the rest of the rails are moving west. at 5:13, happening today, highway 101. many commuters who tell us it could be a huge bottleneck. people will gather for a

community meeting. it is being held at san mateo public library at 6:30. 129 movies from 50 different countries are premiering during the cinequest festival opens. "the last word" was the first film with shirley mcclain. i can't believe we're already in march. "consumer reports" is out with its annual list of the top car brands and german automakers leading the pack. g.m.'s buick is the highest mainstream brand in 10th place. tesla came in eighth.

you are talking about cars. talking about self-driving cars. how many times in the last week -- actually, not self-driving cars. car driving services. how many times have we said good morning and asked about uber. >> every time you say good morning to me, what's going on with uber? it is in that category. you hear their name and you go what now? his ceo caught on top using foul language as he argued about how much drivers get paid. go to bloomberg to see the rest of this. the ceo issued a public policy sawing, it's clear this video is a reflection of me and the criticism we've received as a stark reminder that i must fundamentally change as a leader

and grow up. this is the first time i've been willing to admit that i need leadership help, and i intend to get it. getting the leadership help may include replacing himself as ceo. a move that is probably overdue. it is not uncommon for start-up founders to step aside and allow more experienced leaders to come in to take the company public. earlier this week, uber dismissed the senior vice president. last week they faced public accusations of sexual harassment. last month protesters were angry about the ceo's on president trump's business panel. i will be interested to see what wall street will do. they delivered a strong speech. a bit short on detail. remember the rally is based on those things. we'll take a deeper look in half an hour as we look at his 100 days. and sam and laura, a new

report says san jose is the least affordable housing market in the whole nation. fifth least in the whole world is hong kong and gets the top spot. they used median home price and median income. places in like, texas, for instance, you might earn 60,000 but the home is only 160,000. in san hoe, the median income is $100,000 and the homes are a million. ten times. >> san jose includes santa clara. >> the whole market. >> we all know it. >> crazy. let's talk about something that might be considered a little crazy. mold. most people try to avoid it. most people don't want mold in their house. this is app exception.

that's actually for auction. that is an auction house in london banking on someone paying thousandings of dollars for that particular piece of mold. why? it was used to make the first penicillin antibiotic. that discovery was made by alexander fleming in the 1920s. it starts today. someone paid $46,000 for a similar piece of mold disk last year. still not really interested. an interesting story. >> just open the tpreupbl. fridge. >> no, no, no. let's change the subject. it is clear as we are ready to head out. this wednesday getting off to a

great start. a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. you see flash be lights there. we'll check in with mike with a look at what that is. at the bottom of the screen, we will start things out in the peninsu peninsula. let's get a look at these current temperatures now in oak land and palo alto. 40 in san jose. fairfield at 35 degrees. after chilly temperatures. it warms up into the mid-60s today. 65 in gilroy. concord, 64. peninsula, 58 at half moon bay. san francisco, 59. 64 in sonoma. as we break it down for oakland today at 9:00, it is going to be 50 degrees. and rising into the upper 50s. all of that sunshine will make it feel pleasant outside. we're still tracking rain rolling well to the north across the pacific northwest.

if you will traveling in that direction, you want to make sure you call ahead. we get closer to the weekend, this is the way it pans out. we start to see the rain moving in early saturday morning. as we go into saturday is afternoon, into the evening, models are speeding up when we will see this rain. by saturday afternoon into the first part of the day on sunday, going to see wet weather moving in. it quickly moves out for more dry weather. a quick one and done. it could bring half an inch of rain for the bay area, up to an inch and a quarter. we are going to be watching the reservoir levels. and the anderson reservoir has stopped spilling just below 100%. uvas reservoir is still over capacity. lexington and chesbro still in the 90% range. almaden at 80%.

mike has better news for san jose. >> early in the commute we had this big backup. san jose quickly, quickly recovering. we had the bobtail truck stuck into the center divide. they cleared it from the roadway. thumbs up there. bart talks about a delay stilld bay. everything else is on time. overnight track maintenance cleared from the station. 6 no big deal as far as the drive. 15 minutes from highway 4 to the toll plaza. all lanes clear right now. back to you.

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stop whatever you're doing, head to your tv set and look at this. this video looks like something out of the "dukes of hazzard". >> an inmate in louisiana stole a pickup truck and led deputies on a high-speed chase. he lost control, sent that vehicle off the road and airborne. you saw it there. >> that truck eventually flipping over on its roof. the front of the car fell off there. the suspect and the passenger were apprehended and taken into custody. probably not worth the chase. >> pets are playful. pets also big business. pet owners need to keep that in mind. >> a preview of the story he's been working on for tonight's 6:00 news. good morning. you probably don't think about your dog or cat being bound by a

contract. you might need to especially if you're considering pet insurance. tonight's tale is about a dog named pink. she took out a wellness plan to pay for the drugs over the years. he passed away and the owner still had to pay for the pet insurance. what happens when responds team asked for an exemption. 888-996-tips. or nbcbayarea.com/responds. i'll see you tonight at 6:00. and we'll look forward to that. it is 5:26. new research shows poor heating habits at a young age may pose a risk for premenopausal breast cancer. those who ate a lot of refined

sugars, cashes and red meats but few fruits and vegetables were 35% more likely to develop breast cancer than healthier eaters. 5:27 on your wednesday. you watched the game last night. a devastating blow. kevin durant is injured. >> one police officer says he's never seen anything like it. two men arrested after parachuting of a 26-story hotel in san francisco. i'll have the details next.

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a very good -- it's wednesday, right? >> it is wednesday. >> it's wednesday morning. yea! taking a live look outside. the bridge in the distance. that's great news. you're halfway through your workweek. it is the first day of meteorological spring. it is the first day of lent. >> i'm curious what you are decide to go give. >> i'm giving away clothing. i'm going to give away things. i'm going to give.

>> we have seen beautiful weather. >> it looks beautiful as we head into the next couple of days. heading towards the end of the week, it doesn't get any better than that. a live look at san jose. dry conditions. temperature trend. into the 60s today. the coverage high is 64 degrees. we'll get there across much of the bay area. i'll talk about what to expect as we head into the weekend with major changes. that's coming up in seven minutes. as we head over to mike, still talking about a parking lot delay. >> parking lot is still talking about it. so we pass it along. muni, ace, no delays. the rails moving well, including

san jose. the truck completely cleared. no more slowing past coleman. it will be on shoulder. that's a distraction as you head past the. tri-valley great. typical slowing out of the altamonte. and the bay bridge toll plaza. metering liters lights are on now. back to you. all right. thank you very much, mike. 5:32 right now. a bizarre story developing overnight. two people behind bars accused of parachuting off the top of a high rise in san francisco. >> today in the bay pete suratos joining us live where they b.a.s.e. jumped. >> two men and a woman parachuting off the back tower of the hotel. it stands at 46 stories here. so quite the jump for these

parachuters. and this is -- >> oh, no. it appears we have pete's live shot. there's a live look at the building where they parachuted off. 48 floors there. quickly taken into afterwards. making faces at the camera and that not. >> one guy blowing a kiss. warriors and holding their collective breath. they are hoping it is is not the worst-case scenario for k.d. >> he injured his knee last night in washington. today we are expected to learn the results. bob, overnight we learned who might be taking his place for the time being. >> correct. good morning to you, laura and cam. "comcast sportsnet" is reporting they could bring on matt barnes to temporary replace kevin durant. if this is the case this would

be an indication how serious golden state believes the injury is. he could be out for some time. not weeks but possibly months. look up at your tv screen. you can how he got hurt last night. the game had just gotten started. less than a minute again. durant left the game with a hyper extended knee, was given an mri. the warriors expected to release the results of that test and prognosis sometime later today. durant could miss of the playoff games which start in six weeks. matt barnes indicated he is coming back to play for gold especially state.

bob redell, today in the bay. thanks for the latest there, bob. it is 5:35. nbc news is learning this morning that president trump will not sign his viced eu immigration order today. it is is not clear why the signing is being delayed. in his speech to congress, they mentioned staff is working to improve vetting procedures. a syrian refugee is hoping it will be less restricted. he noes refugees desperate to get out. >> this wouldn't be a life that you would like to live. >> bay area lawyers are signing

up for shifts anticipating more chaos when the order takes effect. 5:3. new this morning, police in sunnyvale looking for this man. he is suspected in a home burglary last friday. someone stole electronics from a zaly drive west of lawrence expressway. picking back up, ant lynn garcia torres murder trial continues today. he is accused of killing sierra lamar. it was suspended yesterday after a juror fell ill. mercury news reports the testimony focused on how the evident was collected. lamar's hair was found on a rope in his car and dna found on the same clothing she wore when she went missing. they were found in a bag a few miles from her home in morgan hill.

garcia torres claims he didn't even know lamar. 5:36. today the san francisco police commission will consider adding more police officers. the commission is expected to discuss the staffing level study and the possible action that could be taken. a 2015 study found while population increased between 2004 and 2014, sworn officers decreased 3%. while they have 239 officers per 100,000 residents in san francisco, other cities have 271 officers. now to a story that comes into our newsroom fairly regularly. people missing after wandering away due to dementia, autism or other circumstances. the department is announcing it is partnering with medical leader foundation to try to help. happening today, earthquake experts shedding new light on

the potential dangers of man made earth. for the first time last year the usgs not only from natural quakes but from ones induced by drilling and fracking. the state of oklahoma reported magnitude 5 earthquake with an area with no is seismic activity. they are releasing updated maps on those areas most vulnerable to man made quakes. 5:38, happening now, crews scrambling to clean up at lake oroville. can you imagine standing there? the flow of water was shut off. the spillway was damaged three weeks ago. that's when it was put into use. the spillway was in danger of failing. water levels have risen three feet. but water levels are actually nearly 6 feet below the emergency spillway. we continue also to track the

anderson reservoir in morgan hill. we actually just checked a short time ago. the reservoir considered 99% full. that is down from 103% earlier in the week. water stopped flowing over the spillway, which is easing fears of flooding. the reservoir was only supposed to be 68% full due to structural concerns. we are following some breaking news out of the midwest this morning. these are new pictures in from overnight out of illinois. you see a tree pulled up there. that is one of several states hit hard by at least 22 tornados that left at least three people dead. this is the city of ottawa, 80 miles from chicago. parts of missouri were also hit hard overnight. there are reports of warnings in

the nashville, tennessee area. >> we are seeing that now on the radar. the areas where we have yellow and red. the storm system advances off towards the eve. it is because we have such warm weather there. and this cold front continues through. back hind that, we are seeing snowing. heading towards chicago. still a lot of of straight line winds. up to 70 miles per hour in this region. and one-inch size hail. as we bring it pack home, we will see some of the wet weather we are seeing across the pacific northwest moving in. a look ahead coming up in four minutes. heading over toll mike, a possible on the bay bridge. >> we heard about a disabled vehicle in treasure island. i was looking at a smooth flow of traffic over there. i did spot here. flashing lights. there is a disabled vehicle off

shoulder at whatever access point. there it goes. it starts to move away roadway. travel times looking great. >> mike, thank you. >> 5:41 right now. coming up, the sidelines could get a lot more colorful. the reason the nfl could soon revise how they penalize celebrations on the field. >> did you see it last? the big address on day 41. quilted northern works so well people can forget

their bathroom experience. but these birds see all and forget nothing. except this one, who has an outlet for a face.

kieather tee it is is 5:44. all clear skies. make sure you're wearing something warm. but then later on today as it continues to get milder, we will see the highs reaching into the mid-60s today. it is is going to be a very nice one. as you make plans for the weekend, we're talk building rain. more on that coming up in five minutes. >> look at the tri-valley tiles. nothing unusual. 84 showing slowing.

>> sounds good. thanks so much, you two. scott mcgrew has been examining the president's first 100 days. today is day 41. >> the president issening pretty good reviews addressing congress. >> he tweeted thank you. that address was. short and specific is but presidential. tens of millions of americans watched. but if you missed it, take a look everything that is broken in our country can be fixed. every problem can be solved. and every hurting family can find healing and hope. our cities deserve this. and so much more. so why not join forces and finally get the job done and get it done right. that look was directed at the democratic side of the chamber. as many presidents did before him, trump said things that were

not factual. for instance, immigrants and crime. he brought that up. immigrants commit less crime than american-born citizens. he took credit for fiat and intel bringing back jobs, jobs can companies had already announced. and one he repeats that got my attention, 94 million americans are out of the workforce. >> tonight, as i outline the next steps we must take as a country, we must honestly acknowledge the circumstances we inherited. 94 million americans are out of the labor force. >> this is true in the literal sense. it is called the biggest pin nokia by the "washington post". 94 million includes every single retiree, every student, stay-at-home mom and dad. if you include that, then it is a 42% unemployment rate. that's just not the case. was he specific enough? this is the perfect time to get

the tkras therbrass there. remember that rally is based on expectations on tax reform and stimulus. investors were expecting to find out more last night. >> how is he going to pay for all of this stuff? that question still remains. thank you very much. scott will look at the executive orders and speeches on today in the bay. he would like to hear from you. share on. @scottmcgrew. of course we have all the latest political news on nbcbayarea.com. happening today, san jose state students are planning to protest a proposed 5% tuition hike at all csu campuses. the walkout is at noon at the 7th street plaza near the student union. this marks the first tuition

increase proposed in six years. >> newly released documents are shedding light on the recent history of sexual miss cutting cases across university of california campuses. the findings were issued as part of a public records request. it coughs a period that starts from the uc system introduced new policies aimed at preventing sexual violence and harassment. u.c. investigated 100 cases over a three-year period ending last april. violations vary from inappropriate conversations to inappropriate touching. one student says all schools need to do more. >> you have people whoen trust campuses with their children and their lives. and it's important that, yeah, they get to the bottom of it. >> as for changes being made at cal and elsewhere, a spokesperson released a statement saying these cases were investigated under ol' policies. in the two years, the university has taken drastic steps system-wide to significantly

change and improve the way cases are handled. 5:48. new, you know the nfl's reputation being the no fun league in terms of sell brazes. it turns out that might be not for long. elliott got a 15-year penalty when he jumped into a salvation army kettle. that was over holidays. "usa today" reporting the competition committee is looking at scaling back on some of those penalties. the idea would be to flag for offensive or excessive celebration but not harmless displays of joy. >> all right. it happened during i shot at boise state. the ball got caught right above

the backboard. they used a broomstick, whatever they could. a brave young boys where state fan did a little bit of a crime there. we don't know if he even had permission. but he grabbed the ball and saved the day for the players and the fans. all those years on the monkey bars pays off. >> now we get the cutaway of his mom with complete terror on her face. >> no fear. >> we played outdoor basketball. we are getting great weather. >> it will be another outdoor basketball day. we feel see that through the rest of the week. we to dry out. there's still rain in the

forecast. a look at all our microclimates to get you out the door. sunrise happens at 6:39 this morning. 39 degrees in the peninsula. very cold stepping out. only a couple degrees above freezing in the north bay. 63 degrees. that will be the high today in the tri-valley. 65 in the south bay. 59 today in san francisco. the seven-day forecast now at the bottom of the screen shows rain for the weekend. we will talk about that. we talked about an outdoor kind of day. it starts out pretty much like yesterday with chilly temperatures and clear skies. at 7:00, getting the kids out the door and ready with warm clothes. it will be warming with all the sunshine. by the time they head home, a i great day to play outside. we are still seeing dry weather as high pressure keeps all the rain well to the north of us. still active weather up around the portland and seattle areas. and this will be sinking to the south as we through the weekend, looking at that rain moving into far northern california by early

saturday morning. we could see this moving into the bay area by saturday evening. so the timeline has moved up. we will see this moving through fairly quickly with some of the rain tapering off by sunday afternoon. and then going back to more dry weather. as that lifts to the north and stays away from the bay area. during this time we are looking at the potential of at least half an inch of rain. some of us may get anywhere from an inch to an inch and a quarter. i'll keep you up to date. i'll love. i'll share them with anyone else. a chance of rain especially saturday afternoon. clearing out next weekment overall looking mild temperatures. as we head over to mike, better news for bart riders. >> i warped you of out of the daly city station. bart is not worried about that. no problems for the rails.

44 bart trains on time around these portions of the bay. we'll show you other travel times throughout the east bay. 680 south through pleasanton, no problems. a little slowing for 238. a little slow through hayward as well. back to you. thank you very much, mike. the plane pound for san francisco seemingly falls out of the sky killing three people. new details we're learning about the family on board. but first happening now, we told you about it earlier. we're closely following a story now out of the midwest where 22 tornados have torn apart homes

and left three people dead. the hardest areas appear to be missouri and illinois. we'll post updates on your twitter feed. the motion to withdraw the city bid for the 2024 olympics. the international olympic committee will choose the host city in september. we'll see if it will here. more on nbcbayarea.com. back in two minutes. sleep is super important.

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of our neighbors welcome back. while most of us may take it for granted, our investigative unit found hundreds of thousands of our neighbors don't have access to safe, reliable, clean drinking water. we go to areas where the drought has literally left them with no water. we talk about new data showing a million people living in california are exposed to contaminated drinking water. >> there are real serious health impacts. it can cause cancer, death babies after a few days of high exposure. >> for some of these communities in crisis? >> i think they're all in crisis. one of the most frustrating things is, if this isn't an emergency, i don't know what is.

>> steven stock breaks down the numbers and takes us inside homes where the only water safe to drink is delivered by volunteers in bottles. that story tonight at 11:00 on nbc bay area news. 888-996-tips. or accepted us a tip to theunit@nbcbayarea.com. jury selection was completed on monday. with 16 people seated and 12 jurors and four alternates he is charmed in the deadly shootings of two men in 2012. prosecutors say he met the men at a boston nightclub and page angry when one of them bumped into him, causing had eupl im t his drink. a north bay teenage boy is recovering this morning after he was stabbed in the chest on high school basketball court. it happened just before 5:00 last night on the basketball

court at valley oak high school in napa. the boy is expected to survive. well, right now at 6:00, a new vision for the country. >> we are a country that stands united in condemning hate and evil in all of its very ugly forms. president trump delivering his first address to congress. his promise to bring americans together and how democrats are responding this morning. >> five people from san jose go down as a cessna crashes into four homes. what may have caused that crash and what we know about the

survive. plus, the record-breaking numbers we're expecting from today's sierra snowpack. in the bay continues right now. and a good wednesday morning. 6:00 on the dot. glad you're with us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> it is the first day of march. >> we call it meteorological calendar. we're on the up and up heading into the weekend as we start out with clear skies. it is is very cold. bundle up as you head out. we will get sunshine so you will be peeling off some of the layers today. it is going to be in the low as you step out in oakland and palo alto. 33 in santa rosa. san francisco at 46 degrees at 8:00 by lurch time. uppes