after a deadly police shooting. what led up to the fatal encounter. good morning on this tuesday. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> it is a good afternoon. >> it will be bright and sunny and mild start to the day. we will be watching changes headed our way. the storm system is bringing some rain across the pacific northwest moving into the bay area by tomorrow. most live in the north bay with spotty showers. the rest of the bay area staying dry with cloudy skies. you'll notice a drop in the temperatures. a live look over san jose right now, all clear. once again, mild. los gatos seeing temperatures reach into the low 80s today.

average high 66 degrees. once again, cooler air moving in. the middle of your screen lighter is pretty standard. this is as it builds through the area. so far pretty standard here. a quick look at berkeley as well. westbound 80 coming toward us, look at all the traffic under university avenue.

two police officers on leave after a deadly officer-involved shooting. this happened yesterday at the home depot in the south marketplace. someone was there with a knife. >> they said they shot the man to protect themselves and the public. they received numerous calls 6:30. a man holding a knife in front of the home depot and threatening drivers and pedestrians. >> they described him as either crazy -- acting crazy or high.

witnesses said they began attacking him, pedestrians, motorists, and cars. >> the man whose name has not yet been released appeared to have gotten into an argument with someone in the home depot parking lot and made his way to the park nearby. two police officers shot him to death. the two officers have been placed on administrative leave, which is standard procedure. the napa county sheriff's department is handling the case. back here live, if you have any information that can help, please call napa county sheriff's. sharon katsuda, today in the bay. four people behind bars accused of carrying out multiple home burglaries in a cupertino neighborhood. they went down in pretty dramatic fashion. officers were called out to bollinger yesterday. they found two suspects right

away. the seven for the other two lasted six hours, which included to door searches as people sheltered in place. a canine tracked down and brought down the final two suspects 10:00 last night. still waiting for this morning on whether a mercury spill was cleaned up in antioch near the speedway. they don't know how the mercury got there. but if touched, could be very dangerous, especially for children and the elderly. today the san francisco board of supervisors is going to decide whether or not the city will do business with banks investing in the dakota access

pipeline. the vote is expected at 4:00 this afternoon. it met fierce resistance across the country. the trump administration is pushing that project forward. the city of brent wood is streamlining its police responses. leaders today cutting the ribbon on a new police dispatch center. for two decades, they have partnered with neighboring antioch for its dispatching services. the new facility opens for business tomorrow 6:05. san francisco may take a big step towards regulations on bike sharing companies. proposing new rules which would deal with dockless bikes. where members use apps to locate bikes across the city and they could be locked up anywhere. district will rease a newreportr ==vo==the planooks at t expecte on the bay area-and lays e groundwork for blding a pt-

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6:11 on this tuesday morning. lake tahoe, 21 degrees. temperatures getting cooler. but no more snow in the forecast. at least for now. we will have a chance of rain in the bay area. especially later this weekend. details coming up. >> despite a crash on the east shore freeway, 26 minutes from grant line roaded to 680.

changes in state law meant few violent crimes are treated as defelonies. an assemblyman wants to include it to people whose crimes have been misdemeanors. critics counter that collecting dna from shoplifters and minor drug offenders goes too far. a similar bill ended up failing last year. the new measure gets its hearing in assembly committee.

newark police looking for lee thieves who got themselves on pretty pricey lingerie. they stole $6,000 worth of bras and or items from a victoria's secret in newark mall. the suspects, all women, quickly began dumping items into garbage bags before running into a car. futures point to go a lower open as the policy meeting kicks off. fed chair janet yellen will announce an and rate hike on wednesday. the nasdaq and s&p edging out gains. nasdaq higher for a fourth day in a row. the dow sinking for its first time in three days to 20,881. nasdaq climbing 14 to 5875. and brexit clearing its final bill in parliament and paving the way to start talks to lead the european union. the queen set to give her

symbolic approval for the bill. another executive order from president trump, this one aiming to cut costs at federal agencies. that order instructs management and budget officer director nick mulvaney to propose a plan to eliminate unnecessary agencies, components of agencies, and agency programs. that order gives agency heads 180 days to submit plans for reorganization. lastly happening today, tech leaders meeting with lawmakers in washington, d.c. on the agenda, immigration and the transgender student bathroom issue. apple, samsung and microsoft are all in d.c., along with 50 u.s. lawmakers. this is analyzed by the silicon valley leadership group. it will address the need for skilled workers in silicon valley.

according to the pastor, the sanctuary was fine. but it did cause $30,000 in damage to the church's electronic equipment. form, no one was in the area when that happened. >> that was amazing to see. >> a powerful nor'easter here on today in the bay. it is slamming the mid atlantic and northeast right now. 20 inches of snow. they have pretty decent weather. now the big powerful storm is moving in. this is times square this morning. people milling out and about. thousands of flights have been canceled across the country. including 120 at bay area airports. check ahead. the national weather service issued a blizzard warning for new jersey and connecticut. today in the bay jay grey jones

us live from new york this morning. he's been tracking that powerful winter storm. you can see he is all bundled up there, jay. pretty cold? >> good morning. yeah, laura, pretty cold. we have snow since the system moved in around midnight. it is shifting now. a lot more sleet mixed in here. that's something that is going to continue. we will have the snow, sleet mix. we will possibly get a little rain according to the latest forecast here. switching -- i think my mouth is frozen. switching back to snow this evening. either way, we will see strong hraeugzs her accumulations here. not nearly as busy as a typical morning. there is a state of emergency in the state of new york.

so a lot of people taking the advice of those officials and riding this thing out indoors. this is going to continue to move up the eastern seaboard. boston will be affected. maine as well. just very sloppy the next couple of days. >> it looks like a wet storm. from our vantage point, rainy. >> rainy, it would seem. but these are pellets of ice. they are melting when they land on me. not so much when they get out onto the snow. >> you can actually see behind jay all these people running in the back of central park. are you crazy? training for a marathon. >> think about that. that is true. >> it is so beautiful for the first day for two.

it gets all slushy and dirty. >> it is all gray and brown. >> it continues to move across the east coast. it has really exploded out there. you can see how much snow is loading up. the winds may particular up 15 miles per hour, over to new england and continues to move north and east. it is all dry, quiet. we start out with mild temperatures. seven-day forecast coming up at the bottom of the screen. we will have a chance of rain heading towards the end of the weekend. we start out once again with light jacket weather. we'll have some sunshine. and near record high temperatures once again today. so the complete opposite of what they are feeling on the east

coast. fairfield, as you step out, 46 degrees. 54 in san jose. 55 in palo alto. going into the high temperatures this afternoon, record highs sent yesterday in santa rosa, napa. we could see the same thing again today. the high up to 80 degrees. we will start to see changes here. this system bringing rain and also some chilly temperatures to the pacific northwest will be moving closer to the bay area. as it does so, it will lose a lot of its rain and will be starved for moisture by the time it gets here. a slight chance of north bay showers before that moves off to the east. if you're following me on facebook and twitter, i'll keep you up to date on what's going on. facebook live every morning at 9:00. as we two through this forecast, going to see the changes moving in for tomorrow. we may see sprinkles. other than that, mostly dry. a chance of rain late saturday

night, into sunday. slight chance of showers moving in once again. it looks like we could have a more significant system between next monday and tuesday. all dry now. mike, the road conditions for the east shore freeway, is it looking better? >> the conditions are great. we are looking for easy rain not like the dell age we had the last few weeks. looking towards a smooth flow of traffic. we haven't had a deluge in the last two weeks is what i meant to say. a crash coming through richmond. build through livermore. pleasanton, ward, san leandro. all typical drives. westbound shows the build across the flat section.

a tad more slowing. it is not as dramatic if these vehicles were indeed on the roadway. i think they're on the on shoulder. because look at the speeds. patterns starting to clear. we will track this anyway. it adds a couple minutes on your drive. bay bridge toll plaza. we are still looking at 28 minutes. so still under half an hour from highway 4 to the toll plaza. no more delays for bart. everything cleared up through oakland. palo alto, shifting a little bit over to the left instead of the right. a change in the construction area that happened over the weekend. back to you. at least the potholes were filled. coming up after the break in two and a half minutes, awe new implant that could help people suffering from the condition. >> nbc bay area responds. if you get pulled over by police, your smartphone could save you from a ticket. chris chmura explains how. >> your car insurance company's app may get you out of a $25 ticket. since 2013, california law

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with patients getting full improvement in their ability to play sports and other activities. looking at the impact hunger has on health and economic development. it starts at 8:00. santa chair ra university officials and the food bank will release data against local hunger. being a parent may test your patience. it could help you live longer. a new swedish study found risks of early death were lower among those who had at least one child regardless of gender. by the age of 6 0rbgs the difference of life expectancy may be two years. leglation isescalating thi mornt how the white hoe isresponding

>> there is no greater joy. >> we just got to the scene of a homicide investigation. >> the battle over the proposed health legislation is escalating after a nonpartisan report projected tens of millions of americans would be left uninsured. how the white house is responding this morning. >> a sheriff's pursuit in the south bay. the unusual way in which the suspect inadvertently caused his own capture. you're watching today in the bay. right now at 6:...

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cool. clear skies. recess will be more comfortable. great day to spend outside. want to head back out the door to play. it another nice and warm day. into the next couple of days, though, once again, there will be changes. i'll talk that coming up in seven minutes. heading over to mike, a delay getting into san francisco. >> that's right. it is more than just backup at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is not so bad. slowing towards hayward. 680. 880 and 680, pretty standard flow of traffic along the same latitude. getting into san francisco, is slowing a bit. tire debris in the middle of the roadway. so far no additional backup off the curve. earlier crash at central, west

80 clear. that's better news. we have your travel time now. half an hour coming off highway 4. oakland starting to build a tad bit. >> thank you, mike. >> following a developing story out of the east bay. a homicide investigation still under way right now in san leandro. >> kris sanchez joins us live from the scene. kris, it all started yesterday afternoon? >> reporter: right. this scene has been active 16 hours ago. we are in a quiet residential neighborhood in san leandro. this is indeed a homicide investigation. officers arrived on scene on reports of a fight, followed a trail of blood into a home. there they found a 41-year-old man who was killed. that is according to east bay times. sergeant ray kelly did confirm that. what i can tell you now is the

investigation is continuing later on this morning. right now we are just seeing officers here securing the scene to make sure there are no contamination of the crime scene. this is where we are. this is the neighborhood here in san leandro hills. alameda county sheriff's department is handling this investigation. investigators will be out here this morning. at this point the department has not released a suspect description. if they do that, we will make sure you hear about that. but sometimes they don't release that because they have an idea who it is they're looking for. and there is no threat to the public. that's what we're hoping for this morning. if anything changes, we will be sure to let you know. kris sanchez, today in the bay. >> early morning chase in the south bay. >> it started just before 2:00 when santa clara county sheriff's deputies tried to stop a driver in san jose.

he took off and bailed on foot. it is not clear how far he actually made it. bob redell joining us on this all unfolded. bob? >> good morning to you, sam and laura. the suspect did not get very far. because it appears his own body gave out on him. san santa clara county sheriff's deputies found him passed out. the sheriff's office tried to pull him over for a traffic violation. he refused. led officers on a pursuit in east san jose. he bailed out of the car, hopped a resident's fence, hid out in the backyard. deputies called for backup. they donned helmets, body armor. at 3:00 this morning, they then found the man unconscious in front of a home on the 3,000 block of quinn by.

in other words, just two houses over where he ditched his vehicle. i don't know what caused him to pass out. the man was taken into custody. he was unarm. turned out he had warrants for his arrest. his female passenger was detained. live in san jose, bob redell, today in the bay. 6:34. one of the suspects in the east bay shooting will face a judge for the first time. 24-year-old elliott johnson will be arraigned later today. he's one of three people being held in connection with the shooting on i-80 in richmond last week. investigators believe 24-year-old demarcus was specifically targeted on san pablo avenue. the other two suspects are teenagers. south bay police agencies plan on schilding up grant groups from federal immigration laws. they are in the process of enacting stricter laws against undocumented immigrants.

leaders from every law enforcement agency in the county are expected to attend a city forum. >> sheriff vicky hennessey on san francisco's sanctuary city policies. leaders are staying the course despite white house threats to cut off first of all, funding to sanctuary cities like san francisco. last week the city asked a federal judge to block the order that would penalize sanctuary cities. >> the wall at the border with mexico is still a long way from the light of day. the city of oakland is getting an early start fighting the entire process. they will discuss a preliminary plan to boycott companies that agreed to help design and build a border wall. the measure will be debated by the finance and management committee. >> they got their work cut out for them. washington congressman out doing their homework poring over new

numbers to see if they can afford a republican heating plan. >> tracie potts joins us with a look at who wins and who loses under this new plan. good morning, tracie. >> reporter: laura and sam, good morning. they are still sorting it all out. what we know from the budget office numbers that are now out, they think this plan could save billions of dollars but billions of people could lose their health insurance. >> people don't get better with coverage. they get better with care. if you have coverage that doesn't allow you to go to the doctor, what good is it in the first place. >> the trump administration says

it was wrong about obamacare and does not consider new regulations and more laws still in the works. >> they look at all the regulations we believe ought to go away. they didn't look at purchase across state lines or medical malpractice. >> it would go up 15%, then drop 10% in 2020. tax breaks would only benefit the rich. >> it is in decent and wrong. >> they should heed this warning and turn back from their plan that would be a disaster for the country. >> skeptical republicans want to go back to the drawing board. >> i don't think this is particularly good news. >> it is a big fat beautiful negotiation. >> reporter: president trump meeting with people elling obamacare promise republicans will, quote, save the day. now, some republicans here think this is going too fast, that they need to slow down. the house budget committee takes up the republican health care

plan thursday. back to you. >> a lot going on. thank you very much, traeus y. new zealand is seeing a spike in people wanting citizenship. the number of americans applying for citizenship in new zealand rose 70% in the 12 weeks following the election. in the two days after the election in november, the number of americans who visited the website who learned about citizenship topped more than tenfold. >> 6:39. you may be already making plans for the weekend. and this saturday in dublin, we have the st. patrick's day parade. temperatures starting out in the mid-50s. a mix of sun and clouds in saratoga for the blossom festival. we will have the morning start at degrees. up to 70 on saturday with peeks

of sun and mild temperatures. rain moving in late saturday night into sunday. i'll talk more about that coming up in 10 minutes. as we head over to mike, a better drive across the bay bridge. >> 6:39. almost 6:40. seconds away. looking at a smooth flow of traffic. there's your east bay and tri-valley. standard flow. no surprises. over here, there was some tire debris. slowing west 80 at fremont. it has cleared from the report and from the roadway. it is starting to recover already. backup at the bay bridge toll plaza is standard. we look at your travel times throughout much of the east bay. no major issues. 32 minutes down the east shore freeway. the backup here. fast track moving well. that's good news for a tuesday. this is still visibly moving. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. 6:40. a major step forward in the battle against isis.

coming up in three minutes, overnight efforts to crash the last major stand of the islamic state group in iraq. plus, the woman involved in an hours long standoff in san francisco is now speaking out to nbc bay area. hear what she has to say about what happened. >> we are keeping a close -- checking out what's going on with the dow industrial average. so far in early trading things dipped 16 points. [crying] ahhhhhhhhhh! the price you see is the price you pay, unlike cable.

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we have 40 minutes until sunrise. you see we do have a beautiful sunrise. cupertino, it will be a warm day. well above our average high. it turns cooler. even parts of the bay area may see rain. i'll talk about that coming up in five minutes. >> south bay, times looking great. 101, 87. a little volume. >> thank you very much, kari and mike. 6:44. developing now, iraqi troops surrounded western mosul with military leaders vowing it is almost a matter of time before they crush the last stand of isis in iraq.

they are gearing up for ay battle. they are using thousands of people as human schilds. we are learning the senior isis leader has escaped to his group in syria. western mosul was free two months ago. >> 6 khrp 44. san francisco woman behind a seven hour long standoff is facing two this morning. she pulled a gun on a pest control worker. it prompted a shelter in place that lasted hours in that neighborhood. she was intoxicated, doesn't remember pulling the gun. she owns a fake gun. she does remember officers standing outside her door with weapons drawn. she also recalls getting angry at them. >> i did say, go ahead, shoot.

i wasn't technically returning to killing me. they said i said kill me, kill me. i don't know that i said. that i don't recall that i said that. i could have because i was pretty agitated. i mean, they were shooting at me. >>. >> officers ended up firing rubber bullets and eventually took her into custody. police are investigating new leads after a of dirt bikers attacked a lyft driver unprovoked on highway 101 in san francisco. you'll remember this cell phone video. it was the first to talk with the victim at s general on saturday from his hospital bed. >> they were going to have me go through pictures to see if i could rebney of them.

>> his left leg was broken in three different places. chp say they are not ready to officially name any gang or suspects. >> silicon valley workers are organizing a protest against president trump and his new immigration policy. today is pi day, mathematical pi, 3.14. technology workers are using pi day to organize a protest in downtown palo alto. some are promising to walk off the job to take part. the group's facebook page say 2,000 people are planning to attend. the protest scheduled to start at 2:00 this afternoon. all right. show us the evidence. new details here this morning on president trump's accusations that former president barack obama wiretapped. the d.o.j. was supposed to

deliver that information yesterday. the house intel committee says the d.o.j. has until march 20th. the committee will hold its different conference on russian interference. rex tillerson is embarking on his first visit to asia. he leads today to represent the u.s. for first time. it will include stops in japan, south korea, and china. he is meeting with senior officials to talk to missile tests and security in the region. >> walmart's latest push against amazon will benefit the bay area with more jobs. they are in a pitch battle to offer faster shipping and better customer service for online orders. the bay area based online division will be hiring hundreds

of new purchases. walmart.com employs 2,000 people in the area. most of the jobs on the peninsu peninsula. "this is us" wrapping up tonight. others are worried how this is going to end. >> the family has captivated viewers all season. we have seen life moments from the present to the past. last week's episode seemed to set the stage for something that happened in the past, the death of the family's patriarch, jack. >> it's feeling to get stressful. i hope people are recovered and just bracing themselves for what's to come. >> i don't want to hear. i don't want to hear. it has been a major cause of stress for daughter kate. right here on nbc bay area followed by the new comedy "trial and error." maybe tears and then a lot of

laughter. >> everybody knows what's coming. >> i have friend calling me saying they were crying. >> i'm behind an episode. so i don't want to hear any spoilers. >> i don't think they're giving any spoilers. everything tight lipped right now. >> we will catch up during the commercial break. >> so we will talk about that. we are in with warm weather. it feels like summertime. even as you step out, it's not as cold as yesterday. still a chill in the air for parts of the bay area. belvedere towards san francisco. it is 48 degrees. look how mice and clear it is. 56 in san francisco. we are looking at rain chances in the forecast. yeah, we do need it. we are going to see the high temperatures reaching into the low ate. it is not supposed this warm. parts of the bay area yesterday,

we have high temperatures that will be back in that category again today. we will see the highs in the south bay reaching near 80 degrees. as you head out and about celebrating pi day in san francisco, 72 degrees with a lot of sunshine. this system moving north to south and bringing in clouds and a chance of rain. we will see a lot of this rain drying out. it will bring in a slight chance of spotty showers for the north bay. the rest bay area will not see any rain. but definitely noticing a dip in the temperatures. as we head toward the end of the weekend, another weather system will be moving in. looking at the forecast over the next several days, once again, some changes here. temperatures going up and down. today is the warmest day in the

forecast. heading of to mike now, the commute starting to build for silicon valley. >> it is. with that forecast, i'm a little bummed. i wanted to make pot pies for dinner because it's pi day. we'll see what happens. typical build. san jose, moving up towards santa clara. tri-valley, no surprises. 6 680, 880, slow. a little slowing towards vargas. 880 southbound, hayward, union city. two minutes from your drive in that short section of 238. a drive over to the peninsula. look at the beautiful sunrise. >> probably not the commute so much.

coming up next, a look at the top stories on nbc bay area. that includes the homicide investigation in the east bay that's been going on since yesterday afternoon. the information we're learning about the crime. . happening right now at the moments the pirates hijacked an oil tanker off the coast of somalia. eight sri lankan members were on board. beauty and the beast will not play in malaysian unless they cut a gay character. before you headut the do -

here are the tostories onbc bay area.. all right. welcome back on your tuesday morning. here are the top stories here on nbc bay area. we are learning about a homicide investigation under right now in the east bay. here's in fact, a live look at the scene at san leandro. the victim is a 41-year-old man. it started as a fight in the street. work to go get more information about the suspect. >> overnight search for a suspect san jose who ditched his car, jumped a phelps, and hit out on a lawn. he passed out and was taken into

custody. the it started at 2:00 when they tried to pull over the drive for code violations. he wouldn't stop. when they did, he bolted. he was unconscious two houses away from where this chase started. a female passenger was also detained. an officer-involved shooting in papa. they saw a man with a knife and followed him across to a nearby park. he was trying to attack people in cars and the parking lot. two officers opened fire. the officers are now on paid administrative leave. and the sheriff's department has taken over that investigation. happening today, saab jose city leaders are expected to open up morehousing for the victims of last month's historic flooding. they are expected to declare a shelter crisis.

a live look at times square. a storm battering the mid atlantic and east coast. the nor'easter could bring as much as 20 inches of snow the to the mid atlantic and northeast. we have new video to show you from new york city. constant wind and snow creating some pretty dangerous conditions. safety officials are asking drivers to just stay off the roads. 4,000 flights were canceled for today, even before the storm hit in anticipation. live team coverage all morning long as we track this powerful

storm. there may be spots that get less snow. that may be a good thing for them. as we get a look at our forecast in the bay area, waking up to a beautiful sunrise. milder temperatures starting out in the 40s and 50s. look at these highs. we could talk about new reports, especially in the south bay and north bay. >> as you get used to the time change, not bad for a tuesday. >> not bad at all. heavier volume. we don't have any real surprises. great stuff. we have a live shot. >> isn't that nice? >> it is nice.

>> what kind of pie are you make something. >> key lime. >> sweet and savory. >> back in half an hour. have a great day. good morning. breaking news. the nor'easter of 2017 in full swing. snow piling up in philadelphia, washington, d.c., and boston. with blizzard conditions in eight states. roads a harrowing mess. thousands of flightsanceled nationwide and the worst is yet to come. our cameras and correspondents are fanned out across the region. and dangerous diagnosis? a nonpartisan review of the plan to replace obamacare, says it would increase the uninsured americans by 24 million. democrats quick to pounce. calling for the bill to be killed. >> it is indecent and wrong.