morning with our view over san francisco. mist and drizzle. a slight of rain in part of the bay area. we'll talk details in the microclimate forecast. another hacking incident involving hundreds of twitter account users. i'm saner katsuda. h president trump's tax returns and how he is responding. a very good wednesday morning. so much for starting it with us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. a lot of changes going on right now. >> yeah. it still feels mild this morning. this afternoon, we won't see a quick jump in the temperature the last couple of days. we will bring in more clouds.

looking at patchy fog in san francisco, half moon bay, also parts of the south county. seeing some of the fog rolling up. temperature wise, 40 in morgan hill. 51 in livermore. rain approaching the north bay. details on which parts of the bay area could see that coming up in seven minutes. heading over to mike now, an update on the bay bridge crash. chp didn't find anything. the bridge crew didn't find anything as they drove across the span. those are all areas where we see your typical build. it is not adversary affected by my lanes blocked. whatever was going on, cleared before the crew had any need to clear out. backup at the incline and around the bay bridge toll plaza. they may have slowed down. metering let's.

we had word of a crash. 24 minutes to the bay bridge toll plaza. visibility to or from san francisco. >> what a difference a day makes. it was clear there yesterday. new, a security warning after hundreds of twitter accounts were hacked overnight. what you're looking at on your screen are tweets that appeared on accounts belonging to businesses, news informations, even selecelebrities. a message the hackers were trying to get across. good morning, sharon. >> reporter: good morning, sam and laura. i received an e-mail basically saying no action is required from use. and here's why. they say, "we quickly located

the source to a third-party app. no additional acts are impacted. this comes after hundreds of twitter accounts from businesses such as forbes, ya outlets to celebrities, including justin bieber, were hacked and branded with a turkish flag and nationalist pro turkishs. one showed a swastika saying nazi germany and nazi holland. this after rising tensions between turkey and the netherlands after a turkish minister was blocked from the consulate. of course we are still looking into the source of this hacking incident. when we learn more information, we will bring it to you. sharon katsuda, today in the bay. >> 6:03.

today state lawmakers will look at how to prevent another tragedy like the ghost ship warehouse fire in oakland. lawmakers will review local and state regulations to try to find better solutions. an oversight committee is holding that hearing. deputies are expected to release new information this morning on a homicide investigation in san leandro. today we could learn the victim's name. this is the same story we have been covering the last couple of days on today in the bay. continuing to search for the murder suspect this morning. the victim is a 41-year-old man found stabbed and shot to death in the san leandro foothills. witnesses saw the crime reportedly take place. the identity of a man shot and killed by police on sunday night could be released later today. this started, as you'll recall, when officers were responding to a phone call of a man in distress. it came from the parents of the

24-year-old man. when they arrived, the man fled through his bedroom window. warped he could be armed. when they found him, officers say he threatened to shoot himself. they resorted to lethal force no weapon was ever found at the scene. the officer involved is on administrative leave >> 6:05. the group seeking to recall judge aaron persky is put on hold until next fall. he issued a light sentence to brock turner for assault. mercury news reports it would be too expensive. instead, opponents to shooting for next june's primary ballot provided they get enough signatures. >> a day before president's revised travel ban is set to take effect, the revised executive order will be

scrutinized in federal courtrooms across the country today. the justice department filed papers with a court in seattle arguing the latest ban is drastically different than the original version. the new ban impacts six mostly muslim nations instead of seven. washington and several other states are trying to block the revised ban. >> new this morning, president trump is responding after his taxes came to light on "the rachel maddow show." he wrote, does anybody really believe that a reporter, who nobody ever heard of, went to his mailbox and found my tax returns? fake news. >> he paid $38 million in federal income tax.

this comes from papers from 2005. he took a big writeoff with a tax rate lower than many people earning a lot less. >> today in the bay tracie potts in washington, d.c. with a closer look at his tax returns. good morning, tracie. >> reporter: good morning. the white house turned around a statement so quickly on this it got the confirmation of the numbers out before we actually aired the numbers last night. they say it proves what they have been saying all along, that this president has paid millions of dollars in taxes. $38 million. that's what president trump paid in taxes in 2005. according to this return mailed to david cay johnston. mr. trump's income, more than 150 million with a $100 million writeoff making his effective

tax write, 25. >> he got 20% discount. wouldn't you like to have a 20% discount on your taxes in. >> he didn't pay any federal income tax. >> that makes me smart. >> a white house adviser said he would not. he heads to michigan to announce he is rolling back fuel standards and nashville push the heating plan. >> to make insurance available to everybody. yes, that's what he intends to do. >> trumpcare has been talked about one week now. is there anybody who actually likes it in the country some. >> 24 million people would lose coverage. >> fewer people are buying insurance. and those who do are buying skimpier coverage. >> the white house challenging

both. >> and it's important to look not only what we learned but what we didn't. we don't know the source of the president's income. foreign ties. that is part of an investigation. of course we don't know what's happened in the 11 years since that return was filed. live from washington, tracie potts, today in the bay. let me get you out with the forecast today. 53 as you step out in the peninsula. it is feeling very mild, patchy fog. going to see the highs much cooler than the past couple of days. we'll drop it by 10 degrees in spots. 2 in the south bay and tri-valley. a few more clouds in the mix. a chance of a shower in the north bay. otherwise, mist and drizzle in san francisco and 65 degrees.

heading over to mike now, an update on what's happening on the roadways. >> right, kari. i have a crash to report in concord. this is highway 4. it affects folks in pittsburg and bay point. we'll focus on the one stretch of highway, 242. we should see the clearing soon. you might get a burst of traffic 68 and 24. so far no unusual traffic. backup only at the bay bridge toll plaza, berkeley curve. and the north bay. reports of a disabled vehicle. i'm watching right around lincoln. back to you. >> thank you very much.

>> the boston strong movement getting new momentum. up in three minutes, we'll talk about the new play opening today that pays tribute to the victims, survivors and first survivors of the boston marathon bomb. charges are apparently coming in business and tech.

>> squaw valley, 27 degrees. piles of snow on the ground.

so far this winter, 623 inches there at squaw valley and alpine meadows. a chance of rain today. it will be warm the next couple of days with more melting snow and a lot of trails still open with sunshine the next couple of days. heading into the bay area this weekend will be some rain. i'll detail that coming up in four minutes. and highway 87, a little burst of traffic. >> 6:14. happening today, a documentary about the 2013 boston marathon bombing is making its world premiere in boston. it is called "finish line." actors use verbatim transcripts to tell each person's story.

the play doesn't recreate the attack or portray the people responsible. but instead focuses on the people affected by the violence and came out stronger. >> what an interesting way to look at it. 6:15 on your wednesday. preserving the chay, the original character of san francisco's mission district, unanimously approving new zoning aimed at protecting small businesses in the latino business and cultural district along 24th street. it is is designed to prevent 24th from essentially be taken over by restaurants or hiring retailers. new businesses will show they meet certain criteria helping to the character, serving local residents or working with local vendors. a new option now to send money to friends and family with a smartphone. it is on gmail through android or ios.

enter the amount and tap out a memo and you're done. the service is free. the fed is expected to hike rates once again today. >> scott mcgrew sets up a pretty good conflict. we know donald trump wants janet yellen out. it's hard to imagine any other chief coming to a decision than today. the fed will hike rates. this comes out just before noon our time today. yellen's job is to temper growth. to keep the economy inside a groove. but the president, remember, has called for much more economic growth, as much as possible. like a restaurant owner who wants to pack the restaurant and a chef who knows too many

customers can ruin the experience. >> airline stocks lower. delaying people all over the nation. watch solar stock. lee hoffman who created linkedin the most important venture capitalist in silicon valley. he has been pointed to the board of microsoft. microsoft bought linkedin last year. microsoft is not a silicon valley company. they're in seattle. but this ties microsoft much more closely. it could mean a lot of jobs. bloomberg reported the justice department and the fbi will announce charges against at least four people accused of hacking ya that. three against russians. another against a canadian, we believe. we think a lot of legwork was

done through the san francisco field office of the fbi, which is holding a press conference later this morning. they haven't said about what. of course we have asked. the largest hagging in history. >> more than a billion people. staggering numbers. thank you. >> take a look at this. dinosaur robots. this opened in japan. it is the second kind in the country. they help check in guests, clean the lobby and entertain. they are pretty large. it is like jurassic park. >> we came in and saw the video. you know how we feel dinosaurs, because of the auto phaeugmatio on. >> all the changing and

automation makes us feel like dinosaurs. >> hey, you can see it is a little cooler. >> yeah. we have had changes as far as fog. we haven't seen that in quite a while. as you head, especially san francisco, along the coastline, we are seeing fog this morning. other than that, we're going to have some cooler temperatures throughout the day. here's a live look at san jose. not many changes there. oakland, we have low clouds starting to roll in. and it does feel cool heading out the door. getting more busy. looking at the roadways. seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen. a slight chance of for the north bay. other than that, temperatures going up and down. more dry weather until the weekend. we will talk about those changes. 53 degrees as you head out in fairfield. 51 in livermore with highs today reaching the low 70s in the south bay.

we're not talking about the low 80s this afternoon. you'll be able to leave the air conditioner off. 69 for the high in concord. feeling very comfortable. 66 degrees in san mateo. the mission district is up to 65 degrees. 69 degrees today in novato. the difference will be more clouds. we're also watching more farther north of us. still bringing a slight chance of rain for the north bay. i think we will see an increase in clouds and mist and drizzle. more changes on the way. a couple more weather systems moving in will bring off and on rain early on sunday morning. then especially late sunday evening into monday and tuesday with heavier rain moving in, something we haven't seen in a week or two. and we will have once again more rain moving in. the potential of at least an inches as far as the rain totals. more updates to come.

>> the one on the bay bridge is not longstanding issue. we're focusing on the one in concord. highway 4, a little extra slowing. there, 680 and 880. here the issue for concord. earlier for chicago still blocked one lane. no problems for the rails. use bart as an option. go for it. >> advice straight from mike. >> new information is coming to light.

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increase thrisk ofverdosethat'so welcome back. a health warning. researchers are looking at 3,000 adults prescribed an opioid. those who were taking anxiety had a much higher risk of overdose than those who were not. doctors should be cautious when prescribing opioids for anyone tiking a psychoactive drug. a berkeley family had $1400 worth of trouble with an electrician. consumer investigators chris chmura is here with their story. >> edgar contacted us on behalf of his aunt who wanted to remain private. they called mister sparky to install a new charging unit for

her car. she paid $1,400 for that job. after a tech completed the work and left, edgar's aunt realized the charging unit didn't work. so she called the company. it sent out another tech. he examined the charger and noted on the paperwork that a refund was due asap. a refund due asap. why? because of miswiring. this was back in october. yeah, october. edgar's aunt never received her refund. she called several times, left several messages, but never got a call back. so she asked edgar to call us. we reached out to mister sparky's. this was an unfortunate misunderstanding between both parties and has been resolved. 888-996-tips. or online at nbcbayarea.com/responds. thank you, chris.

>> if you're a parent, you want to pay attention. dozens of elementary school students showing signs of the norovirus. coming up on today in the bay, the symptoms parents need to be on the lookout for. >> police shoot and kill a woman in the east bay. the reason detectives say they had to open fire. you're watching today in the bay.

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6:30 on a wednesday morning. we are tracking a cooldown this morning after warmer temperatures you saw at the beginning of the week. a live look from downtown san jose. it actually got hot yesterday in the south bay. good morning. thank you very much for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> my car thermometer said 82 degrees at one point. i don't know if that was true. >> i was so hot watching the little league baseball games. >> all the sunbeaming down too. it will be cooler. we'll also have clouds a slight chance of rain for the north bay. elsewhere, it stays dry. feels fairly mild as you step out. 53 degrees. look at the san francisco camera. you see the fog, mist and drizzle drifting across. as we go through the day, the temperatures will drop back at least 10 degrees in spots.

peeks of sunshine. i'll get you ready for the weekend in seven minutes. south bay shows the build. same thing for the tri-valley and the east bay. a typical pattern in those areas. highway 4 looking towards pittsburg and bay point. a crash before you get to the highway. and one right at port chicago highway. it is is causing all of this big backup. it will unleash traffic. 680 to the wall nut creek interchange. still a half an hour from highway 4 to the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights are on. no draw for the maze. that's good. back to you. 6:31. a developing story out of the east bay this morning. police suspending search for a

person wanted in connection with a deadly police shoot anything hayward. >> it started with a group of suspected armed robbers. fremont police officers were the ones involved is in the shooting. but hayward police are now in charge of the investigation since it happened in their jurisdiction. bob, it led police to put an entire neighborhood on lockdown for several hours. good morning. good morning to you, sam and laura. fremont police were operating here in hayward because they tracked down at least one suspect in a crime that took place back there in fremont. it was around:20 last night that the detectives attempted to stop a vehicle at city view. they believe this was a stolen vehicle wanted in connection with a number of armed robberies that took place in the bay area.

the driver of that vehicle drove into the police car and hurt both detectives. they opened fire at the driver, hit a woman in the vehicle. it is not clear if she was the driver or a passenger. the vehicle continued driving, eventually crashed. she was transported to hospital where she died of injuries. police took into custody a man and woman in the suspect vehicle. another man escaped. the male suspect still on the loose. both agencies are investigating this officer-involved shooting. bob redell, today in the bay. a complicated situation there, no doubt. bob, thank you very much. happening right now, something

parents need to keep an eye on. a health warning out of the east bay after a possible norovirus outbreak. >> the symptoms are similar to the flu. three dozen students could be home sick today. that's where we find kris sanchez live with information that certainly parents need to know. this is colonel, kris. >> well, you say norovirus and it sends shivers down the spine of administrators. it is hard to wipe out in closed pop layings like a school. this is what parents and staff are dealing with right now. one student stayed home and has a confirmed case of norovirus.

this is something that could happen anywhere. here are the symptoms you can watch. vomiting, diarrhea, abdominal cramps, pain, low fever. if you suspect your child is sick, you'll want to call their doctor. you may want to call your boss or grandma. after the kids stop showing symptoms, they have to stay home for two more days. kris sanchez, today in the bay. >> definitely symptoms you want to spare your kids. thank you, kris. appreciate that. 6:35. investigators believe foul play were behind the remains of a woman that was found. she disappeared in disease 2014.

she lived in penn grove. she was going through a divorce when she vanished without a trace. they are calling this a homicide investigation. they were looking for possible clues. we spoke to husband kerry about suspicions. >> i couldn't stand her lifestyle. i couldn't with her. marijuana and antidepressants. and they do not go together. >> this is the last known place where she was known to be alive. we want to go back and collect any possible evidence left behind. >> you just heard a second ago from kerry bailey. he is being called a person of interest in the case. more witness testimony in the antolin garcia torres murder trial, the man accused of killing teenager sierra lamar, and charged with attempting to kidnap three other women. one of those women testified yesterday. we concealed her identity. garcia torres got inside her car

at safeway where he worked. she was shocked with a stun gun and punched but her attacker ran but left the stun gun behind. the weapon had garcia torres's fingerprints on it. however, the victim says she never saw her attacker's face. >> as soon as daylight hits, assessments to rescue a sea lion stuck in vacaville. the animal is locked inside the spillway at leisure town road. they had to call off the search because it was getting dark. the animal, however, is in good condition and should be fine until they return this morning. >> there will be a musical festival happening at the irish

cultural center friday. it will be 67. on saturday, for arbor day, get out and plant trees, volunteer, help clean up. 68 degrees from 9:00 to 1:00. going to see the temperatures warming up. also on saturday, the blossom festival in saratoga. a mix of sun and clouds. partly cloudy skies. a great weekend for getting out there. but also some rain chances. we'll talk about that. as we head over to mike, starting with a motorcycle crash. >> just got word of a motorcycle crash near poplar. no major injuries. chp will get us know. really concerned when we hear about a motorcycle down.

this has been a problem for 45 minutes. shy of 242. a lot more traffic toward the wall creek interchange. upper east shore freeway not bad. and the south bay, slowest drive for highway 87. pretty standard slowdown. back to you. thank you very much, mike. the queen mary ocean liner that docked in southern california could be in, dream danger. the reason the famed ship could collapse. a look at a sliver of donald trump's taxes show he pays a lot. we'll take a look coming up day 55. scott, you've been talking about the fact that wall street is ready for a rate hike later

today. we look at the dow jones industrial average. things are baked in. the dow up 33 points in early trading.

6:43. a clear sunrise across the bay. looking at the temperature trend for santa clara.

normal high, 66 degrees. we'll be very close to that. bringing the temperatures back down today after warm weather the past couple of days. a complete look at the microclimate forecast coming up at 6:48. looking toward the east shore freeway top of your screen. minutes from highway 4 to the bay bridge. tracking the crash on the peninsula. >> not feeling so royal fpt the famous ship, queen mary, is at urge ept risk nt risk of floodi collapse because of corroding. 1930s ocean liner was turned

into a floating hotel with shops restaurants. also new, something mike has been talking about. a slight change to your morning commute if you take bart. visit pash's quick planning tool. the nude photo scandal plaguing all branches of the military now. on capitol hill yesterday, heated moments in fact, as military leaders testified in front of senators. at the heart of the problem, nude photos of female marines circulating online without their me mission. the photos allegedly posted to a 30,000 member group, marines united. senator kristin gillibrand had

enough words. >> i can tell you your answers today are unsatisfactory. >> i don't have a good answer for you. i'm not going to sit here and duck around this thing. i'm not. i'm responsible. >> senator lindsey graham is calling for more discipline of marines involved in the scandal. 6:45. growing backlash and many questions about potential fallout after a recent report on the impacts of their plant. government analysts say millions will lose coverage if the white house health care plan gets passed. yesterday president trump spoke with two top republican house leaders about pushing the plan through. press secretary sean spicer says the white house is to accept revisions if it means getting more support from lawmakers.

president trump and republican leaders are threatening to pull funding from planned parenthood which provides more than abortion is services for women. the proposal will find ways to maintain services. the costs are unclear. we may tphraerpb james comey whether there are ties to president trump's campaign and russia. they will give some kind of word during a news conference scheduled for 8:30 our time. a short time after that, the san francisco division will hold a news conference while the exact nature is not known. it is expected to be tied into the announcement coming from washington, d.c. scott mcgrew has been

examining the president's first 1 hyundais. today is day 55. >> so much going on in washington. >> oh, so much. good morning to you. you have the russian question, right? you have the health care bill. you guys were talking about that. remember, it's still moving forward despite the terrible score from the cbo. and last night's reaction to rachel maddow show. she works for the same parent company we do. she teased she had trump's tax returns, plural, and it seemed lick the whole world turned into her show to see what she said. it turned out to be the two double-sided pages from his 2005 returns. president trump tweeting, does anybody really believe that a reporter who nobody ever heard of went to his mailbox and found hi tax returns. nbc news fake news.

david cay johnston gave maddow the returns. he wonitzer so a few people have heard of hip. and he was with the "new york times". he said he doesn't know who sent it, though he suspects it could be trump himself. the documents did not show much at all. no ties to anything questionable. most paid through the alternative minimum tax. critics say when you take away the amt, he paid very little amount. trump were wants to get rid of amt. so too would a lot of people in the bay area. during the.com era, countless families owed hundreds of thousands in taxes on stock options because of the amt. trump deducted his losses as well. that's legal. it is not a good way to avoid

taxes. if you set fire to $1,000, you aren't taxed on it. but you don't have your $1,000 either. kwrao you n you're not saving money. trump did promise to give us his tax returns. he has not. >> scott mcgrew, thank you very much. scott is looking at president trump's tweets, executive orders and speeches throughout the first 100 days on today in the bay. he would like to hear from you. you see his twitter handle right there on your screen. >> it got hot. i don't have air-conditioning. when you open up all the windows and doors, it gets hot inside. we can turn the air-conditioners off. it will be cooler. fog, mist, drizzle. and coastal areas as well.

visibility down to two miles half moon bay. saab martin, you can't see anything there. visibility dropped to less than a mile. seven-day forecast coming up at the bottom of the screen. we will have rain in the forecast. 53 in fairfield. 51 right now in livermore. as you get the kids up, patchy fog. mild temperatures. recess, we will see a mix of subpoena and clouds today. a mix of sun and clouds. as you get out there, you're dealing with the high pollen count. especially for the trees. pine, juniper, cedar, ash. make sure you have the allergy medication. this is something that may help us out a little bit in the north

bay. don't expect a lot of rain out of that. spotty showers moving closer. this is out ahead of a cold front. a lot of the rain will be drying up. looking at rain in the north bay. the rest of the bay area staying dry with an increase in cloud cover. looking ahead to the weekend, this is where the changes come in. we will start to see light rain especially for the north bay late saturday night, sunday. off and on rain on sunday. then a more significant system rolling into the bay area. that will be here for the first part of next week. and that may bring us a let good amount of rain. looking at temperatures the next few days in san francisco, staying in the low 60s. rain early next week. see the temperatures going up and down for the inland areas. definitely much cooler than we have the past couple of days. now when we take you to new york city, a live look at times square this morning. the snow has cleared.

a lot more people out compared to the last couple of days. empty with all of that snow blowing around. it hit boston, new york city, d.c. they didn't get a direct hit. from pennsylvania to new jersey, 30 inches of snow. law enforcement people telling everyone to stay out of the roads. they were out in full force pause of the dangerous road conditions. the storm did turn deadly. a plow truck killed a man near hartford, connecticut. a teen died after her car slid off an icy road. and it slammed into a tree in new hampshire. today they are trying to make up for all the flight cancellations yesterday and trying to get things back on track. as you head out of the bay area, heading to the airport this morning, we are once again looking at some of the snow affecting parts of the northeast. it is kind of winding down there. going to see improving weather.

lake-effect snow rotating around that storm system. any issues so far? >> kari, we have a motorcycle crash i've been tracking. a little more information on the peninsula. i have not heard of any major injuries. always good news any time a crash is reported. concerned about that. one lane blocked by the motorcycle. that is down. another vehicle on the scene. slow hillsdale. that's a tough drive early for the san mateo commute. no all clear from chp. highway 1 lane still blocked. a smoother drive toward the bay bridge. pleasant for the east shore

freeway. low clouds building up. >> back to you. thanks, mike. >> an overnight hack attack on twitter. they took over hundreds of major accounts. a bombing inside a judicial building in syria. 25 people were killed. many othersed. the blast follows twin attacks saturday that killed 40 people in damascus. south korean prosecutors will question the former president after she has been ousted. bay area... .

6:57 wednesday morning. before you head out the door, here's the stop top stories on nbc bay area. new, hundreds of twitter accounts hacked overnight. businesses and celebrities like justin bieber were hit by hackers posting nationalist messages supporting the turkish president. some were like bbc north america and forbes. the messages sent in turkish including hashtags which

translated to mean nazi germany and nazi holland. all of this happening as voters in the netherlands head to the polls today to pick their new government. a suspect continues to evade police. it happened when fremont police spotted a stolen car near cal state east bay. the driver of the car slammed the car into squad cars and then took off fpt the driver eventually crashing. one person took off running. two people in the car were taken into custody. another woman was struck by police gunfire and died. many students at an east bay elementary school could stay home sick after a possible norovirus outbreak. district leader are working with county health experts to stop the gastrointestinal virus. the school confirms at least one student has norovirus.

30 others were showing symptoms and held out of class on tuesday. highly contagious. another cooler. put a jacket on the kids today? >> yeah. this afternoon it will be comfortable too. it won't be as warm highs in the low 70s. we will bring it down 10 degrees. more clouds. a slight chance of rain in the north bay. >> all right. slight changes. thank you. you're tracking a motorcycle crash? >> i am. always a big concern. looking over at the maps. no major injuries up there on 101. they have moved the motorcycle over to the right shoulder. right lane blocked north of popular. usually heavy for this time of the morning. crash still clearing. >> sounds good. that's what's happening today in the bay. a live look with a local news

update in half an hour. >> we are two days away from st. patrick's day. luck of the irish. good morning. breaking overnight, a portion of president trump's tax returns finally revealed. the leaked document showing he paid $38 million in taxes in 2005. is it what the rivals hoped for or is it a bust. and wiretapping claims against president obama and senator lindsey graham calling for the fbi to hand over any evidence immedia immediately. >> they're about to screw up big time. >> joining us for a live interview. what a mess, temperatures plunge overnight adding to that