>> $32,000 at a commencement. >> of all the messages to give kids what to do with their lives. i don't know. i'll have to into that. we're getting ready for another round of rain to hit the bay area. >> we look at the radar now and the satellite imagery. this large storm system off the coast. we'll talk about the timeline, when the rain arrives and when it moves out in the microclimate forecast. plus, london shaken by a terror act. the prime minister's message to the city and the new information we have learned in just the last hour about the attacker. >> the inmates who were there called it a gladiator style inmate fight club. the steps one sheriff's office is taking to make sure it doesn't happen again. a very good thursday morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura tkpwar ya cannogarcia.

we will get to london in just one second. but first good news on on the weather front. >> going to be a dry day. a little bit on the cool side. but at least no rain for now. we'll see changes tomorrow. enjoy today. we step out the door to 44 degrees in the tri-valley. 50 in the peninsula. and 47 degrees in the east bay. really cool start. look at the north bay now. 38 degrees. skies are clear. it will stay that way at least the first part of the day. clouds will start to roll back later this evening. highs this afternoon rg cooler than where we should be for theened of march. 63 depress in the north bay. 59 in san francisco. here's a look at the storm system as it approaches. rain early tomorrow in the north bay. a closer look at the timeline and how it may affect your weekend plans coming up. bart riders will like this as well.

no more delays reported. mechanical issues for the pittsburg line. roadways are looking great as well. a minor slowdown for 101 northbound. typical for san jose. and the build south through hayward, a crash to whipple road. i'm checking on the lane status as you travel southbound. adding a couple minutes on your dry. 20 minutes from 238, past highway 92 towards dakota road. back to you. >> mike, thank you very much. let's get back to the breaking news right now. in the last half hour, we have learned isis is claiming responsibility for the london terror attack he was a soldier of the islamic state. it comes as we learn he was british born he was on investigator's radar for possible connections to violent extremist according to prime minister theresa may. police say he acted alone.

we are learning eight have been arrested in overnight raids. >> we are not afraid. and our resolve will never waiver in the face of terrorism. as we meet here in the oldest of all parliaments because we know s democracies and the values will always prevail. >> a man ran people over in an suv and stabbed an officer at the parliament. that officer did not survive. among the civilians killed, a woman in her 40s is and a man in his 50s. 40 people were injured, including an american. 29 were treated at hospitals. seven are in critical condition. >> as we follow those developments out of london, more breaking news just into our newsroom. word of an arrest in connection

with a recent string of bomb threats in jewish community centers including here in the bay area. an arrest has been made in the middle east. he is said 18-year-old u.s.-israeli citizen living in israel. still more to come. the san francisco sheriff's department is moving forward to equip some jail guards with body cameras. >> it comes after years of allegations that deputies were forcing inmates to fight. the sheriff's department will ask for funds to provide the body cameras. good morning, pete. good morning to you, laura is and sam. the sheriff's office will ask for the funds from the board of supervisors during their morning meeting behind me at city hall. they will start off with 30 jail deputies and then expand to

all 850 deputies. the focus will be on jail 4, the second floor of the hall of justice in san francisco. it was a source of controversy a couple years back after they wered to take part in a gladiator style inmate fight club. fights and even possible activities. they secure funding for the pilot program. guards were accused of beating an inmate to death. >> thank you very much, pete.

a teenage girl shot and killed on police officers who fired on eye vehicle they say was connected to multiple robberies will be laid to arrest in antioch. fremont undercover officers on shot on the car after they say it sped toward them. one bullet struck the passenger in the back seat. since her death we have learned she was pregnant. the car was stolen is and at least linked to a dozen robberies. >> a live look at our nation's capital. you see the slate is up as they bring their health care to the house floor for a vote. 26 republicans have said they oppose the gop bill to replace the affordable care act. tracie potts will join us with a live update in 30 minutes. >> transportation leaders in the north bay considering a way to

ease the crunch for commuters. north bay car pool hours have been the same for 40 years. many drivers believe commute congestion times extend later than they used to. how about changing the scale of the maps that your students read. they are seeing a world in a different way than they might be used to. the school district is using a new world map that more accurately shows how large the continents are. >> it was created a few decades ago and shows land masses more to scale. they are better for navigation purposes. the new map will add initiative to a new initiative to learning. they are the first district in the country to add the peters map to the curriculum.

santa rosa, 38 degrees. 50 in san francisco. 51 in san jose. and we are seeing some of the very cool spots this morning. as you get the kids ready, make sure a nice, warm jacket and long sleeves. they will probably want to take the jacket off as we go through the day. at recess, it will be dry. shine to start. we will start to see clouds mixing in. it will be a touch cooler today. we have had recently. going the see more rain back to the umbrellas and rain boots. an update on bart and the roadway. >> that's right. we are talk building no more delays for bart. great news after early mechanical problems. no more delays. a smooth flow of traffic. nothing really unexpected i will

take you to union city. we are tracking more slowing. it typically shows a build around this time. they may have cleared the crash despite the off-ramp. we see things starting to improve. alvarado off-ramp as well. still activity on the chp blotter. back to you. thanks, mike. coming up next, high profile companies are pulling ads off youtube. still ahead on today in the bay, the reason why. plus, the wet winter we have had in california is is welcomed news for our farmers. coming up in three minutes, the large amount of water that will be made for farmers as we head into the hotter summer months. (me alib

6:12. snow returns tomorrow. more winter weather advisories for the weekend. highs reaching into the upper 30s at squaw valley and alpine meadows. we have 111 inches of snow at the base. and a lot of those trails opened today. no matter what you have planned this weekend, let me know. i'll help you out with the forecast. we will take a look at the time line of the incoming rain coming up in four minutes.

the peninsula, no problems down to the south bay. bound bay shore freeway moving very well. mike, kari, thank you very much. relief on the way for california farmers. they will get significantly more irrigation water compared to past drought years. farmers are getting 65% of what they would typically expect from the federal system of reservoirs and canals. they grow ava right of different crops. it forced them to drill new wells hoping to get repleni replenishment of the groundwa r groundwater. convicted killer shiloh was transferred to a california women's prison. she is calling her newing a

torture unit. she said she's isolated and denied basic privileges like a razor and now she is growing facial hair. 6:14 right now. berkeley police asking for the public's help. she and a friend were attacked by a group of men near campus. they claim 8 to 10 men them. they say one of the suspects had a gun. >> the markets are showing they open slightly in the red this morning. futures down a bit. marginally positive. s&p 500 snapped a four-day losing streak. the dow finished lower for the fifth straight session. the nasdaq jumped up a little

bit. 27 points to 5821. investors right now are eyeing the house vote on the gop health care bill, which could be a major task for the policy agenda. we will get data on unemployment and housing and fed chair janet yellen is also speaking this morning. amount going on in the nation's capital. retailers are in trouble. the women's clothing change bebe hired advisers to help. bankruptcy is not an at this time. payless may seek bankruptcy protection as well as they struggle to compete online. starbucks plans on adding

240,000 jobs worldwide with 68,000 in the u.s. of those, starbucks will hire 25,000 veterans and military spouses. as the move comes as the company plans to open 12,000 new stores by 2021. they already thought they were on every corner. johnson & johnson, at&t pulling ads on youtube amid versy over extremist content on the site. they are upset ads popped up ahead of their videos promoting violence, hate, and terrorism. >> fortune 500s weighing in. the fortunes have changed for the u.s. best in the world at our own national pastime. >> our own national pastime. team usa beat puerto rico in los angeles last night. >> it took a few tries, but they got there.

the tournament founded in 2006. previously the u.s. had not even gotten to the semis until this year. giants crawford knock anything two runs. bases loaded in the seventh. buster posey also on his team. usa beating puerto rico. they win this one 8-0. world baseball classic plays every four years. now it is down to business at least for major league baseball here. brandon crawford and buster posey coming back, with opening day less than two weeks away. >> little league has started. that's fun to go out there. now the big boys. >> louisville slugger. >> he was pitching yesterday. i had so many people reaching out to me saying what the weather be like. they have a lot of little league games. >> i feel like they have to track it day by day. >> it's been changing day by day.

it is going to be sloppy out there. the rain will have moved out on saturday. the field still wet. we have had a lot of rain recently. as we get a live look at, this view all lit up. and we have clear skies overhead. a nice dry start to the day. 50 in san francisco and palo al alto. come over and a look as you make plans to get out there on the field this weekend. a chilly start in the north bay. santa rosa, 38 degrees as you walk out the door. heavier jacket as we needed. going to still see temperatures slightly below average reaching 62 depress in palo alto and napa. oakland, 61 degrees. and livermore also looking at 61 degrees. we are going to see some changes here. the clouds start to roll in tonight and tomorrow. the rain moves into the north bay first. the rain will be heavy at times as it spreads to the south.

we are not expecting any major river flooding. there may be brief street flooding as the heavy rain moves in. it all moves out friday night once again. looking at this storm system approaching. it's a forwardly large system. we are looking at rain for most of the day. and looking at san jose and how much we have had so far. the average amount is two inches. we have some making up to do. we just may do that heading into the next storm system and additional rain late sunday night. once again for the north bay, starting out. heavier early tomorrow morning. throughout the day, waves of rain moving in. and pockets of heavier downpours. it all starts to move out. and off toward the east in time for saturday morning. as we look at how much rain we could see, the potential of another inch of rain. so parts of the north bay, santa cruz mountains may get a little bit more. there may be brief street flooding we will have to

monitor. all of this rain causing potholes on the roadways. >> that's right, kari. we have one larger pothole reported for the nimitz freeway. we'll point that out to you. and south, no slowing here. the peninsula just starting to get fed by the dumbarton. we'll talk about that in a second. this is where the pothole is. crash cleared at dyer. you may find a traffic break. big enough to have to repair. caltrans will swing by and check out southbound 880 at alvarado pothole in the middle lane. the rest of the bay, getting towards the bay bridge. no real surprises. there was a disabled vehicle getting off the bay bridge. it might be affecting your slow lanes. still just 22 minutes from highway 4 to the bridge toll plaza. metering lights are on. there's your westbound commute. it is moving well. back to you.

sounds good. thanks a lot, mike. thrill seekers, listen up coming up on today in the bay, upgrades that will soon be made on willis tower that will allow you to repel down the side scraper. an inch company makes a promise that is supposed to last five long years, but it doesn't. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds next. nethimorng. mile-ed itemeransit

welcome back. 6:24. we heard about the erosion of middleclass jobs. new this morning, middle-aged white americans with limited education are dying at increasingly higher rates than other adults in the u.s. that is just released by princeton university. they argue the loss of steady income jobs with high school degrees or less has triggered major problems for this specific group of people. more likely to be unemployed, unmarried have poor health. part of the collapse of the white working class and the same dynamics that helped fuel the rise of president trump. a woman says her homeowners insurance company made a promise it couldn't keep. it will cost thousands of dollars. chris chmura is here with her story. christy goodin first

discovered water damage caused by a leaking shower years ago. her bathroom was gutted and redone. her homeowners insurance covered the costs. aaa also verbally promised it would stand behind the work for five years. but when christy needed the company to honor that promise, she said it wouldn't. >> i thought you know what, i can't stomach this. i just can't. >> christy learned the water damage was never properly fixed the first time. when she called and e-mailed aaa, she says no one responded. so she asked us for help. we contacted aaa and they sent out a contractor right now. they footed the bill for the bathroom to be gutted, repaired and put back together again. that saved christy self thousand dollars. we wanted to know more about the five-year guarantee aaa offered. but aaa wouldn't offer saying it

doesn't discuss personal or policy information with anyone other than its customers n. a written statement they said, we are glad we were able to address the policyholder's concerns. thank you for bringing this to our attention. her case hinge odd a verbal promise. with so much money on the line, we recommend getting a commitment like that on paper in writing. if you have a consumer complaint, let us know at 888-996-tips. or nbcbayarea.com/responds. you may want to think about a trip to the windy city. it could soon be getting a major makeover. the sketches are already out. it is better known as the sears tower. >> it includes a glass enclosed area. repel from the 103rd floor to

the 102nd floor. how does that happen? >> it is all encloses in glass. what could possibly go wrong. imagine walking outside to attach to a safety harness there. don't book your ticket just yet. it is all a preliminary expansion plan with no set completion date. >> unck the safety harness requires a bit more belief. >> better check. 6:27. reckoning for republicans health care act. >> all right. we have been tracking where each congressman and congresswoman stand. the last minute push to get to the 208-vote threshold needed for the bill to pass. after yesterday's terrorist attack london, the dilemma facing some terrorists. you're watching today in the bay.

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tempur-pedic. this sleep is power. weave brk ithea right now at 6:30, we have a break in the rain today. but we are getting ready for more weather starting tomorrow. a live look at downtown san jose. were sweet 16 action as well. thank you for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> hoops coming to the south bay later today. can't wait to talk about that. kris sanchez with more. but first kari hall has our forecast. a break in the rain. a nice day. still on the cool side.

we will get sunshine. you don't have to worry about bringing the umbrella. leave it at home. a nice clear start at san hoe. no wet roads. kind of cool. cooler in the north bay. high of 64. a mix of sun and clouds. it will still be breezy today. the rain rolling from north to south with gusty winds. this weekend it moves out. mostly dry. looking at a chance of great day showers on sunday. more coming up. i'll get you ready with a couple of events going on. >> we have that commute just starting to build. the volume over across the dumbarton. south bay shows a little build typically of san jose.

disabled vehicle in the middle of the south bay shore freeway. we're following the southbound commute. you don't see any slowing. university is just out of our view. i hope they can clear that quickly without any problems. breaking news from london. a lot of this coming within the last hour or two. islamic state saying the attacker was a soldier of the islamic state. eight people have been arrested in overnight raid. early this morning the prime minister speaking from parliament saying an attack on london is an attack on the free world.

>> he took out his rage in natalie against innocent men, women, and children. mr. speaker, this was an attack on three people everywhere. >> the attacker was ultimately shot down by police after running people over with an suv on westminster bridge and stabbing an officer in front of parliament. that officer did not survive. among the civilians killed, a woman in her 40s and a man in his 50s. 29 people were treated at hospitals. seven are in critical condition. we have team coverage of the london terror attacks. >> bob redell with the impact this is happening on travel to and from london. good morning, bob. good morning to you, laura and sam. we have counted at least six scheduled for later this afternoon, early evening. very difficult for us to determine. there are no indications that

passengers are canceling their trip to great britain. a student on her way to london to visit family over spring break. she said the thought of canceling the trip never crossed her mind. she was reassured after speaking with her family. people arriving on flights from london, you can imagine their ma. unable to text or called loved ones to make sure they are okay. here's passenger shawn baker. >> that could have been me, any one of my friends on or family members on that bridge. >> it was a bit nerve-racking. i feel okay especially after being able to talk it through my family. but it is scary that this is happening a bit more. in response to yesterday's terrorist attacks, sfo passengers should quote be at

heightened level of vigilance in terms of extra patrol from police. no changes in travel procedures, though. golden gate bridge, they are always on high alert. would not anymore comment on that. the san francisco police department says they are monitoring the situation. they are ready in case there were some sort of flight on the city of san francisco, which right now there is nothing. reporting live, bob redell, today in the bay. >> thank you very much for the latest, bob. 6:35. the seven is on for a man who tried to abduct a young girl in san francisco last night. it happened just after 5:00. the girl was walking on forest side avenue a few blocks from tt taraval she screamed and people nearby heard her and rushed over. he is described as a white man in his 20. the family of a woman who

after drinking toxic tea is now suing the company that made it. we are expected to learn more about the specifics. she died after drinking the medicial tea. a man in his 30s was also hospitalized in a separate incident after drinking tea from the same herbalist. he has since recovered. a suspect accused of killing a richmond man as he was driving on interior state 80 is expected to enter a plea on murder charges. investigators say elliott johnson also of richmond shot and killed him as he drove his mini van on the highway earlier this month. chp says johnson has an intensive violent history from gun charges to carjacking. frightening moments on bart.

a 73-year-old woman recovering after being violently attacked. investigators say a man kicked the woman in the head and ran away. it happened early yesterday morning at the coliseum bart station. fortunately, the woman will be fine. no word why he attacked her in the first place. all eyes on the nation's capital this morning as today is the day that the house votes to repeal and replace obamacare. but which version remains unclear. nbc's analysis shows republicans may not the votes to pull it off. today in the bay tracie potts is monitoring the situation. watching all the developments from the capital. this is looking like it could be a really close vote. yeah. especially because one more no vote came in night. republicans still work to go get support for this plan. what we don't know at this hour is exactly when the vote will

happen and it will cost. we are still waiting on that estimate, that score for the congressional budget off. a three-hour meeting with the house speaker with possible changes aimed at convincing republicans support their health plans. the white house admits there's no plan b if today's vote fails. >> this is the only train leaving the station. >> support looks less likely in the senate. lawmakers are worried about the impact back home.

>> would have a significant impact on my state of arizona. so i don't know how it is is going to turn out. but i do know this. obamacare as it is is imploding. >> president trump talked about the next step, lowering drug prices. >> we're going to bid on drug prices and try to have the lowest. >> you have to get through part one. >> now, again, we have not heard for sure exactly what sometime today this vote is happening. but they tell us it will happen even if the vote count isn't looking good. >> we just saw the republican whip. see how many votes he can whip up. 6:39. a lot going on in d.c.

lawyers, advocacy groups and former colleagues getting their say on the supreme court nominee. judge gorsuch finished two days of questioning from the senate judiciary committee. others can weigh in on his nomination. he appears to be headed for confirmation. they have been voicing frustration. they haven't commented on many issues that could come before the supreme court. >> et didding ready to head over for starbucks for your morning cup of joe. some customers will have another way to order their morning getup. >> their coffee. if they use a fording they can order on the go by saying, hey, alexa, ask starbucks to start my order. the feature is going to be integrated into ford vehicles later this year. >> coffee pretty essential when you start your morning no matter what it is. >> what's your order? >> i think he would like a vente

skinny vanilla hrlatte. alexa, please order that for me and bring it too. >> we have a lot going on, including the rally at justin herman plaza. celebrities helping you get healthy out there. and temperatures in the upper 50s. a mix of sun and clouds. a live look at heavenly. maybe you're planning a heavenly weekend. it is starting all clear. snow showers mixing in with rain. all sunny on saturday. and some showers as you head back home. and as we look at the bay and inland forecast for saturday, it will be in the lower 50s starting out on saturday morning with cloudy skies. but clearing out throughout the day. on sunday, clouds roll in sunday evening. the rain and the forecast coming up. as we head over to mike, wood on

the roadway. >> never a good combination. overall, your commute looks great. the wood, that is not great. northbound 0 in the concord area. right at concord avenue. a pickup with blanks hanging off the back of it. heading towards tvneetia bridge. back to you. >> thank you very much. >> caught in a raging mudslide in peru is out of the hospital this morning. ing up on today in the bay, what went through her mind as she was caught in that mudslide. what she say saved her life. college basketball fans are plunking down a lot of money to watch march madness semi finals at center. what does that net for the host

city? i have the score card coming up. >> what's going on. investors waiting to find out what all of us are waiting to find out. how are we going to vote in washington? the dow jones down about 13 points at 20,648. back with more news, weather, and traffic in two and a half minutes. (ke li

we're coming up on 6:46. a look at the school day forecast. definitely a warmer jacket needed this morning. it will be dry day. clouds mixing in through the day. by the time the kids are heading home from school, still a nice one. it will be a little bit on the cool side. we'll about the rain and the umbrellas needed for tomorrow's forecast. that's coming up in three minutes. travel times looking great. searching the bay bridge toll plaza. under half hour from highway 4 with a crowded toll plaza itself. what else is going on. >> all right. pretty good numbers there. mike, thank you very much. developing story now. eupls of war being released by the iraqi government. video of intensified attacks by isis on military vehicles in western mosul. attacks are supported by american fighter jets and

military advisers. >> 45,000 civilians fled fighting just in the last week. more than 300,000 people have been displaced since the operation began in october. >> this is an amazing follow-up this morning, sam. the peruvian woman who survived a mudslide last week you can make her out here. can you imagine? she's covered in mud here. 32 years old. emerging from a raging mudslide. she was crawling and stumbling over all the debris there. this morning she's back at home. she was actually red from the hospital yesterday. before her release, she told her story to reporters. she says she almost gave up but started thinking about her two daughters. she struggled in the muck and debris. she said she survived by grabbing onto pieces of wood and tree branches. >> now grabbed up by her husband

there. 6:47. we are getting a better understanding of who is driving through marin county. $30,000 study commissioned by the transportation authority of marin tracked drivers's cell phones and gps units. most commuters are coming across the richmond, san rafael bridge. more driving in than nearby sonoma. half a million more than just the year prior. golden gate had 41 million people driving across that span of 2016. happening down, down to the final 16 teams in the ncaa tournament. >> one of those teams is going on to the final four. who will it be? today in the bay kris sanchez with what we can expect during this tournament, which is heating up in the south bay. good morning, kris. >> sadly, i know both of your teams are out of it. but if you'll take minute to

look up from your bracket, laura and sam, i'll tell you what you can expect here. it's chilly out now. we know it is going to be hot as the semifinals get under way later on today inside the shark tank. we were here as the teams got to practice for an hour yesterday. that was open to the public. fans got to watch. kwraeufier, assi i kwraeuf xavier and arizona played. the regional final saturday. the cheapest seats in the nose bleed section will cost about 150 bucks apiece. that is a lot of money to be spent here. what does all the ncaa play net for the host city of san jose? it depends who you ask. that city will see $3 million economic boost after hosting regional votes there. the regional matchup generated an estimated $18 million.

but it is a financial air ball and not an economic slam dunk according to u.s. news and world report because basketball fans when they show up for march madness, they just sub in for other sports. right about now you might be hollering at tv. stop talk building money and start talking basketball. that's at nbcbayarea.com. >> let's keep talking about the brackets. >> how much are you going to make? >> i hadn't checked it for a while. >> i'm so proud of you and so disappointed at the same time. i can't believe you didn't check one. we are happy for you. bring it on home. in the meantime, bringing in really agreement weather here. >> for one day.

and the weekend too. tomorrow is the day it all changes. >> we've got sunshine in the forecast. waking up to a beautiful day. we are going to see the high temperatures in the low to mid-six. a little bit cool. 59 in san francisco. that's not bad. 63 degrees. it will take its time working its way through. this is a fairly large storm system. the heavier rain gets ready before sunrise. going to see it moving farther south in the lunchtime hour.

at times rain will be heavy. gusty winds too. all moved out and cleared in time for your saturday. we are going to see a lot more sunshine once again. looking at the potential of getting at least another inch of rain. there may be spots in the north bay as well as the santa cruz mountains. getting closer to two inches of rain. we'll watch out for that. brief street flooding. not expecting any major river or creek flooding at this point. following me on facebook and twitter, let me know what you have planned for the weekend. i'll help you with the forecast. let me know if you have questions on what to expect this weekend. clearing out and warming up next week for the inland areas. we'll be in the mid-70s. heading over to mike on the east shore freeway. >> which is a concern because of the heavier volume of traffic. ofall, the volume very manageable. you see the commute is very light.

a report of a disabled vehicle. take a live look out there. move the camera around. i've searched the entire area. folks making their way in towards the maze. back out to your maps. along the peninsula, we had a disabled reported at the embarcadero. it is cleared from the roadway no problems from the city to the silicon valley. back to you. stkph . thank you very much, mike. live pictures from crews arriving scene at a house fire in los gatos this morning. you see smoke bill lowing from the tops of the house. this is west main street and bay avenue a few blocks from north santa cruz. the main strip a cluster of homes behind it. figure out what sparked that fire. >> very active scene there.

coming up, the top stories on nbc bay area, including continuing breaking news coverage of the terror attack in london. new information we're just learning about the attacker. but first happening now, the fight over marijuana between states and the federal government festers. california lawmakers are looking to prevent local police agencies from helping federal drug agents arrest marijuana license holders. similar to the sanctuary city stance many cities have taken. and interested in what happens on capitol hill, include tanning salon owners with that. it took a heavy toll on the industry. 10,000 salons have closed since the law went into effect. back here in two minutes.

welcome back. 6:57 on your thursday. before head out the door, the top stories on nbc bay area. >> breaking news from the south bay. crews on the scene of a house fire in los gatos. west main street and bay view avenue. >> is a much closer look at the roof of the home. plenty of smoke and flames. trying to get it under control. we are looking to find out what

sparked the fire. >> we also have the very latest details on the london terror attacks that left four people dead, including the suspect. isis says the attacker was a soldier of the islamic state. prime minister theresa may says the suspect was on possible radar for connections to violent extremi extremism. he acted alone. eight have been arrested in overnight raids in connection with that attack. this morning we are hearing an american is among the 40 people injured. conditions so far have not been released. more breaking news to get to, laura. word of an arrest in connection with the recent string of bomb threats made against jewish community centers, including some in the bay area. an arrest has been made in the middle east. the suspect was said to be an 18-year-old u.s. israeli system living in israel. no further details being provided.

happening today, it is national puppy day. phoenix on the left and cocoa on the right. i didn't name either one but i love them like they're my own. >> those are the faces that greet us bright and early. >> if you look at the mompoms, o the weather based on how much fur goes up. >> good dog walking weather. >> there we government that's what's happening add today in

the bay. a live local news up. >> join us for nbc bay area news at 11:00. a happy day to you and your furry friends. we'll see you. good morning. breaking news. at least eight people arrested in overnight raids, tied to that deadly terror attack in london. and this morning, the chilling new video showing the suspect's car speeding into pedestrians on a bridge. a terrified woman plunging into the river below. miraculously she survives. mixed messages. the head of the house intelligence committee says there's evidence that trump and his associates were caught up in surveillance after the election. the president says he feels vindicated. >> i appreciated the fact they found what they found. >> as for the president's original wiretapping claim, republicans and democrats still agree it did not happen.