a bit brisk around the santa clara valley. middle of the screen, 12:00 and 3:00, low 70s later today. i'll let you know how long the above average temperatures last in the forecast. we'll see happening with issues in the north bay. >> you talk about no rain. of course. dealing with wet soil. delays at sir francis drake. eight miles away from the freeway. same as the last five. be careful through the area. lucas valley road is an alternate over there. ace train number 1, no alternate needed.

6:00 santa clara may be delayed because of track maintenance work south of there. back to you. mike, thank you very much. we are learning new details about a popular little league coach and preside. >> today in the bay bob redell with the latest developments in the case certainly gripping the south bay. bob? >> reporter: good morning to you, laura and sam. nbc bay area news learned that suspect had a run-in with police just last month. he, along with five other people, have been arrested, as you mentioned, in connection with the death of frank navarrn. he was a popular little league coach who happened to work security at a popular bar here in downtown san jose, which is where he was stand to death last month.

police arrested 23-year-old cervantes during a january probation search for being a felon in possession on of a firearm. the d.a., however, decided to drop those charges. officers arrested 32-year-old robert ruiz. he was also arrested during a probation search in january. the d.a. drop those charges as well. police have arrested five men and one woman in connection with the murder of navarro. later today, two men are expected in court here at the hall of justice in san jose. santos trevino is the man holding the knife used to kill frank navarro. bob redell, today in the bay. >> bob, thank you very much. news now from d.c. and here we go.

today congress begins its debate on a proposed bill to repeal and replace the affordable care act. we're learning republicans are very divided on what to do going forward. the battle is about to get under way. edward, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the battle will be a little bit bigger. we will have two competing bills going forward to repeal and replace obamacare. republicans are divided not just down party lines but within the republican party. the debate starts this morning on the republican plan to repeal and replace obamacare. this will be the first test of the president's party getting his agenda through congress. >> this president made it very clear to us he wants this legislation passed. >> it will allow kids to stay on their health insurance until age 26. but this plan removes the

subsid, instead giving tax credits, seeing the money back at the end of the year. tennessee musician jay worries. >> i don't see it being enough to be able to buy insurance on the private mark. >> reporter: the most serious threat to repeal and replace comes from republicans themselves. the more conservative members of the republican party introduced another bill that just repealed obamacare leaving the replace forever. >> we are united on repeal but divided on replacementment. >> several members say they feel rushed and want to slow down the timeline to more closely look at the situation. thank you, edward. today hawaii state leaders say they will file a legal challenge to president trump's new immigration executive order. the state's attorney general sued mr. trump's order before it was launched by a federal judge

in seattle. hawaii will file an amended complaint. >> they decided the city would not back a blanket sanctuary city. the state already has safeguards in place that address some of the concerns in sanctuary city policies. meantime, san francisco leaders later this month will be debating whether or not to divest from companies with ties to the controversial dakota pipeline. 14% of the city's current portfolio is in some way connected to the pipeline project. construction has started up again on that project.

later today, the onslaught of winter rains is raising new concerns about flooding in el sobrante. it sits near the san pablo reservoir. assistance can't come soon enough for one shelter. they told us their only alternative would be to live out on the streets. >> i had to go to the e.r. my favorite couple days.

$200,000 has now been given to flood victims. it is still a mess. they are trying to decide if it will is receive emergency funds. fema decided it would not consider for those damaged by high waters. in the meantime, governor brown has declared a state of emergency and requested more federal aid or parts of california hard hit by winter storms. california has been pummeled, as you know. coming up next, a look at

weather and traffic. rob is in for kari. >> much more tranquil view compared to the video you saw from our previous storms. jacket weather for the morning. you can see hour pweu hoby houre afternoon, numbers in the upper 60s to lower 70s. 64 in san francisco. we enjoy more dry weather. maybe patchy fog for the morning commute. chp working 24 is/7. i'll talk you through that

additional closure. slowing out of the altamonte pass. easy drive-through dublin. approaching the bay bridge, a few more cars. 14 minutes from highway 4 to the bay bridge toll plaza with no metering lights. it's too early for that. back to you. >> it's too early for a lot of things. 5:09. part of a strip mall collapses. the frightening moments caught on camera next. a fearless girl appears on wall street.

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=rob/ck=rowx tease mid-40s around santa clara valley. campbell, upper 60s. no clouds in the forecast. >> my fingers are crossed. the tri-valley looks good. 84 at the bottom of your screen. if you haven't heard about the closure, i'll talk about that coming up and a crash tphaorbco.

take a look at that. a section of roof came crashing down on workers at a carson strip mall. security camera captured the moment it happened yesterday afternoon. the front of the building a clothing store. everyone mappinged to get out in time. no one was hurt. >> wow. that was very fortunate. no one was hurt. developing this morning. a live look at bill locksy, mississippi. four people died, dozens more injured when a freight train struck a charter tour bus. a popular place for tourists. it was going through downtown. the bus got stuck on the track as the driver was trying to go over it. you see it on the train tracks. the train took the bus 100 yards down the track. first responders had to pull some of the passengers through

windows to get to safety. the accident happened as the driver was trying the get passengers off the bus. that crash right now still under investigation. state lawmakers in sacramento today will ask not only if california is ready for driverless cars but is the insurance industry ready. today a state senate committee will guarantee protections. it brings up questions. for example, if a computer malfunction causes an accident, liability shift to the company that manufactured the machine and not the operator. >> they could cost you more money even if you don't own one. >> scott mcgrew continues our coverage this morning. >> good morning to you. insurance companies are bracing for a day when driverless cars demand lower car insurance premiums because they don't get into accidents. which means people who do will

will have to pay more to cover the losses. if you have solar, your monthly bill is probably less than 10 bucks. what you are paying for is not enough to cover the construction of new power lines. people who don't have solar will have to cover it. the industry we're talk building, there is a period of time in which doctors get all the benefits and the people who don't have technology have to pay extra. wikileaks released its biggest probe of secret data ever showing the u.s. has developed tools to leave messages on cell phones and even spy on people through their smart tv, samsung in particular. they cannot get a break. security experts examined the wikileaks documents. they came up many times during

the election. >> now this just came out. this just came out. wikileaks. i love wikileaks. >> there's been no comment so far from the white house other than sean spicer saying he had nothing to say about it. stocks fell for the second straight day tuesday. investors continuing to stop on snap, the parent company of snapchat. it is down another 10%. it has been there for years. there is a new statue of a little girl staring him down. it is is called fearless girl. it is part of international women's day. >> is it going to be permanent? >> that's a good question. no. it is only supposed to be there 10 days. here's the deal.

the other, people loved it. the girl is there only 10 days. i think she's going to stay there and become an icon as well. >> very strong. a lot of people rubbed the bull's nose. maybe pat her head. >> it's not just the nose. i wonder if maybe the pony tail will become the new thing. >> that will be interesting to see. >> grab the back of a pony tail. >> that's not nice. >> i did not do that when i was a kid. okay. ben and jerry's ice cream makers stepping outside the box by creating breakfast for dessert ice cream flavors. they were inspired by the milk at the bottom of cereal bowls. so many of you right now having childhood memories flooding back. they are using three iconic brands. frozen flakes, cocoa and fruit.

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injuries. it involves 10-inch table saws. there have been 11 reports so far of that collapsing, nine of which caused injuries to fingers and hands. they were sold at sears online from april 2014 through october of last year. consumers can-can contact the manufacturer directly for a free replacement. >> it is 5:26. revolutionary study is hoping to change the way people look at food labels. a group of colorado researchers are studying how the eye looks at nutrition labels. >> if you tend to read labels from the top to the bottom, and that's not necessarily where the most relevant information is. >> the team already has a prototype for a new type of label. the fda is considering rolling it out next year. coming up next, the possible impeachment of donald trump. asking congress to investigate

the commander in chief. it is march 8th. it is a day without a woman. coming up, we'll talk about how many women plan to show their economic power by not going to work.

good wednesday morning. almost 5:30. a live look outside at the bay bridge. not a bad day for a run or pretty much anything else you want to do outside.

>> lunch. >> who's buying? that's the next question. good wednesday morning. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. hey, rob is in for kari. >> nice to have great news to talk about this morning. chilly for now. temperatures in the mid-40s for most of the bay area. warmer changes in store. san francisco, 48 degrees. hour by hour by noon, san francisco climbing through the mid-60s. check out the temperatures. 3:00 inland, low 70s. trending a little bit warmer as we head into tomorrow. >> a new crash in the east bay. we'll show you overall no surprises. there is a crash reported blocking at least one lane southbound 880 past 238.

starting to build that area. it could be an issue if it lasts any longer than just a couple of moments. this will last all morning. they turned the metering lights on six minutes ago. thank you very much. happening today, thousands of women across the country and here in the bay area are not going to work it is is all part of a day without a woman movement. >> kris sanchez is live in san jose where a rally will take place this afternoon. >> this was organized by the same group that brought the women's march in washington back in january. we don't know how many people will participate in a day without a woman today. but we do expect there will be plenty of people showing up here dressed in red. now, this is all an effort to show the economic power and contributions of women in the

workplace and in the economy as well. organizer put together the women's march in january which drew women and men alike. >> we're going to remain open because we're a small business. we represent a lot of women. but we will donate 20% of our proceeds to planned parenthood tomorrow. >> i don't feel that much of a rapport and support for that. >> reporter: the criticism of this was the same as it was for day without anim grant. only people with means can participate. information on facebook and also on the twitter page about other ways that folks participate.

we want to know if you're going to participate today. you can find that on facebook. kris sanchez, today in the bay. >> thanks so much, kris. here's some of today's largest bay area rallies. women are organizing a march and rally at san francisco city hall at 11:00 a.m. in oakland, organizers plan to gather at oakland's ogawa plaza. 5:33. another bay area city is backing call to action against president trump. pete suratos joining us live in alameda with details on the controversial push, pete, to vote for an investigation into the commander in chief. >> good morning to you. calling on the congressional investigation into president trump which could warrant anim peachment.

this issue was first brought up back in february during a city hall -- during a city council meeting here in alameda. the topic was brought up by a group of residents who organized under alameda for impeachment. it could warrant anim peachment of president trump. a few claims include just the few right here. they are saying violation of the united states constitution and ethics statutes. and conspiracy to comp the integrity of u.s. elections. and obstruction of justice. of course claiming his subordinates have deliberate ignored constitutional provisions and compromised lawful programs. it will be sent to barbara lee

to rally support for an investigation. >> pete, thank you very much. this morning we are learning about two arrests made in a violent home invasion in san francisco. a pair, this pair barged through a home in the district about 1:30 in the morning. one of those suspects allegedly hit a victim with a gun highly the other punched him. they were able to point one at him too. they were arrested thursday >> a peninsula city wants residents to know they are doing everything they can to keep them safe. if you would like to attend, the meeting at 6:30. a high school scandal to tell you about. close to a dozen napa high school football players are under investigation. right now they are accused of hazing other students. expulsion hearings are expected

to continue next week. one 16-year-old johnny torres has been suspended for two months. he is a high school sophomore and j.v. quarterback accused of participating in i hazing attack. his parents and their attorney wanted it public because they say they have nothing to hide. >> the primary reason i was retained and why we are here is to get this straight a student you can cap tap of the football team, no history, back in school. >> we want to get to the bottom of what happened as far as our son goes. >> police did receive reports of football players holding down one or more freshman players. they hit and grabbed them inappropriately. a spokesperson said it is striving tore student privacy and investigation. >> two lesser known quake faults

the focus of a new study. they believe the faults could produce a major earthquake. newport engel wood falls and rose canyon run from san diego to los angeles. they believe the singular fault may be capable of producing a 7.4 magnitude quake. >> right now we are tracking developing stories. cleanup efforts begin after several deadly wildfires and severe weather strikes several states. >> fast moving grass fires in the state's panhandle. four people are dead, including a boyfriend and girlfriend who were trying to move cattle when they were overcome by smoke and flames. another woman herding her cattle from wildfires died from a heart attack. and a trucker died of smoke inhalation. a million acres are burning this morning across texas, oklahoma,

colorado and kansas. moments of terror in the midwest. three tornados hopscotched across missouri. 500 homes were damaged. weather is expected to clear up luckily for those people in the tornado zones. 5:38. a much calmer view. highs in the low 70s south of san jose. tomorrow temperatures climbing a little bit more. a quick look at your weekend forecast. at least as of things stand now, highs in the upper 60s by 3:00 in the afternoon. then on sunday, numbers climbing back to the upper 60s and low 70s.

>> up to the north bay this is over here. sir francis drake. this is the reason why they closed off. it reopened. this is not far. it is a quarter mile away. the front loaders -- i'm sorry, the backhoe is pulling off. they closed sir francis drake around bay wood. eight miles off highway 101. so it is not impacting the north bay mute. this is not a major problem folks traveling out of novato in towards the golden gate bridge.

metering lights are on. >> coming, the statue of liberty shining brightly once again. last night it was lights out. an investigation is under way the find out why the statue of liberty went dark. a new health care bill already on life support. it is day 48

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rob weher tease . 5:43. lake county, mendicino county, a few passing showers moving through the afternoon. folks waiting for people arriving on the ace train. at great america, a delay. i'll explain why there. we will talk about a delay for livermore. thank you very much, rob and mike. 5:43 right now. pretty amazing video to show you here of a life-saving leap off the roof of a burning home. firefighters caught a man after

he fell. did you see it there? a home went up in flames in ogden, utah. the man walked out onto a roof from the second story window. he reportedly suffered severe burns along one side of his body. new this morning, gunmen storm a military hospital in affect overnight. it happened not far u.s. embassy in kabul. witnesses say one of the gunmen dressed in a white doctor's coat took out an ak-47 and started shooting. at least four people were killed and 60 others wounded. dozens of people were killed in coordinated attacks in kabul. the taliban claimed responsibility for those attacks. no one claimed responsibility gore the most recent one. >> happening today, a man accused of making threats to jewish community centers and is synagogueses across the country is expected in court. juan thompson is a former journalist who was fired last

year when he was accused of making up quotes and sources. he was arrested in st. louis last week. federal agents say he called or e-mailed jewish institutions across the country. he is now facing a federal cyber talkinging charge. despite that arrest, there were still threats made just yesterday. scott mcgrew has been examining the president's first 100 days. today is day 48. >> scott, big trouble for the replacement for obamacare. >> sam, a only recently started covering politics. i thought it would be hard for people to talk to me. this has been easy. ahca. that is the secretary of health and human services talking about it. he's an actual doctor.

conservatives hate it too. don't whether it's accurate or not. the important thing is president trump reads breitbart and we know he takes action based on what he reads in breitbart. they are calling it obamacare 2.0 and obamacare life. it faces an uphill battle. it is important for leaders to pass this soon because they go home in april where they will face more angry clouds. >> jason chaffetz is pushing back. he said many people need to pay extra for their health care. maybe not buy a new iphone every time a new iphone comes out. that got a lot of criticism. a cell phone is $800. and health care with deductibles can be thousands upon thousands of dollars. you break your leg, it will cost you 18 iphones. conservatives point out president obama said pretty much the same thing.

>> if you looked at that person's budget and looked at the cable bill, their cell phone bill, other things that they're spending on, it may turn out that it's just they haven't prioritized health care because right now everybody is healthy. >> you have to your own decisions with your budget. >> sam and laura. >> scott will be looking at president trump's tweets, executive orders and speeches the first 00 days. you see his twitter handle right there. @scottmcgrew. >> today bay area counties will get a better chance of where they stand when it comes to smoking, alcohol and food products. the campaign's latest statewide data will be released a little later this morning.

they plan to provide their own feedback on today's result opinion. >> san jose's mayor are officially launching the san jose program later this morning. it is aiming to make communicate college more affordable and acceptable for all local high school students. the launch is at 11:00 at san jose city college. did you see this? the lights went out at lady liberty last night. you can barely make out the base of the statue of liberty. she remained dark a little over an hour. there was some speculation on spoer social media about it showing solidarity. i was looking at many theories why this happened. the lights went out at the lady of liberty and #shepersisted.

a lot of politics playing a role. >> no doubt. it is a good day in or out today. >> afternoon temperatures climbing into the 70s. if you can't get outdoors, seven-forecast. warm temperatures sticking around as high pressure builds. still this time a year when you need a jacket. 48 in san francisco. that's one of the warmest spots we're seeing. check out dublin. 39 degrees. clear skies. no fog this morning along your 580 and 680 commute in the tri-valley. 45 degrees right now. by the afternoon, we will climb into the low 70s. south of downtown, morgan hill and gilroy, mid-60s. upper 60s, close to 7 around pleasanton. hour-by-hour forecast, a few high clouds passing by. those showers well north of is santa rosa for the afternoon. then towards the evening, overnight, a pattern of low clouds turning to the coast.

patchy thick fog on the coastal commutes the neck couple of days. here's the rainfall projection through the weekend. north of santa rosa, the rain line is hung up. high pressure builds in. it is going to take a lot of rain. atmospheric conditions will reconnect with the west coast. it is mainly from oregon up to canada. keeping the storm track off to the north we go through the weekend. just clouds at times. maybe cooler in your saturday forecast. let's take an hour by hour outlook at your weekend. upper 60s for your saturday. sunday, sunshine. temperatures climbing into the low to mid-70s. the seven-day forecast in san francisco. rain drop free. it has been a mile since we have seen the seven-day forecast shape up like that. storms dropping on the week. not this weekend.

upper 60s to low 70s early next week. ? we'll take it, rob. i would take the weekend no matter what the weather. easy build this wednesday morning. remind folks who are just joining us later in the week. actually, i know a couple of kids who had monday off. close to highway 84, vineyard. it is causing disruption. more traffic on to 84 south. widening project. that will go on for a couple months. throughout this morning, take a break. i'll remind you early next week some areas around the bay. a little traditional build for 680 over there. no big surprises as far as that tri-valley commute. that's great stuff. bay bridge, easy build. just 19 minutes from highway 4 to the bay bridge toll plaza.

you have backup there. a note, if you're expecting folks on the ace train, the first train may be up to 45 minutes. possibly an hour delay. ace train number three should be on time. so far we are waiting for that arrival at great america. i'll track the times as they go through santa clara and san jose. a lot of guys like to drive with their dogs in their lap. do you? >> he has to be restrained. >> of people may have to strap their dogs into cars now. >> there's actual there a new law being proposed that would ban dogs from riding in cars with their head out the window. maine is requiring dogs to be restrained while riding in a car. they will have to sit still and wear a restraint. they are moving freely through the car and sticking their head out the window will be illegal. it is stirring up mixed feelings

among dog owners. >> i'm undecided. anything not tied down a projectile and can lead to significant injury. laws already in place in maine is and other northeastern states for preventing dogs from riding in truck beds. coming up, looking for justice. four more arrests made in the deadly stabbing of a little league coach. the new details we're learning about the suspects just arrested yesterday. a man claiming to be the son of the slain half brother of kim jong-un is appearing in a youtube video. he said he is safe with his mother and sister. plus, icelanded it the first country in the world to prove they require equal pay. iceland wants to get rid of the gender pay gap by 2022. sleep is super important.

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coming up in just a couple of minutes. happening right now, the fbi is pwhrabrought in to help a hoe investigation. an arrest may be made. they were called to the 800 block of blue bill way yesterday morning not far from highway 12. officers found a woman in the house who they say has been killed. now officers say there aren't any other victims. police are planning to hold a news conference and bring an update in just a couple of hours at 8:00. 5:57. new this morning, very few baby boomers are being screened for hepatitis c. new data shows 14% of boomers were tested last year. that's up from 12% in 2013. but it is still low. baby boomers make up 80% of more than 3 million cases in the u.s. most are unaware they even have

the infection. new, sonoma state university the first public university anywhere in the country to offer a course on medical marijuana. it helps people understand how it works as well as the legalism indications of it. it is now legal in 28 different states and the district of columbia. eight states, and that includes california, legalized recreational marijuana as well. people aren't the only ones who want to use it for pain and illness. pets are as well. more state legalize pot, pet owners are giving their dogs and cats cannabis-based oils to treat their pets. there is not enough teufbg dasc data to prove that it is safe. 5:58.

right now six new developments in the murder of a popular south bay little legal president and coach. >> that's correct. two more people arrested. a total of six is now in jail. the reason why they should never have been on the streets in the first place. >> driverless cars may be a few years off the mark. san francisco, clear skies right now. much warmer changes in the forecast coming up. there's a driverless car. they may be a few years ago. state lawmakers are preparing for when self-driving cars are all over california. the steps they are taking today to make sure they're ready. today in the bay continues right now. very good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock.

it is is autopilot for the rest of the week. >> the seven-day forecast, it has been quite some time. temperatures climbing later on. this morning you'll certainly want to grab a coat. downtown san jose, that's it, 44 degrees. mid-60s around the bay. low to mid-70s south of downtown. >> the latest on the rails to start off with it's because of maintenance going on. it's been going on overnight. the first ace train coming through the area around great america pastation. the delay will let me know how much building. it should be for the early