high-definition view of what's happening around the bay area. and we can even see down to street level where the heaviest lane is falling. we have that powered up this morning. you can tell there by the red beam where the rain continues to move in. where we see the yellows and the reds, heaviest rain moving into san francisco and parts of the peninsula and the north bay. it is is also starting to work into the east bay as well. as the rain moves in this morning, expect low visibility. and also some gusty winds. we are seeing in ports of the north bay right now a pretty steady downpour. it gets much heavier as you move east of pap that, cordelia and fairfield. drivers coming through that direction have to deal with very heavy rain. maybe even standing water on the roadways. it is picking up for san francisco right now with rainfall rates at about 0.3 per hour. with that, mike, it may be

falling down on the bay bridge. >> i'm tracking an incident. we will see if we can clearly see that span. south of the san ma take heeo bridge, things. calmer. we're looking at rain having traveled north of the dumbarton bridge. that will be a factor as well. we are looking at the bay bridge itself. a live look shows you that we still have traffic flowing. on the other side of the tunnel, chp reports a disabled vehicle on the other side of on treasure island. so far it looks like the commute is okay. thank you, mike. the rain and the wind could make for a dangerous combination for commuters this morning. this is a look at the golden gate bridge. we can see the rain on the lens as well. we're going to stay on on top of the latest round of rain throughout the morning on air and online. and you can also get the nbc bay area app. it will track when rain is going

to be in your neck of the woods. you mentiond commuters. this is the day many have been waiting for for a long time. >> the warm springs bart station will finally be unveiled ahead of tomorrow's launch. bob redell is live with a preview of what we can expect. bob, this has been a long time coming. >> reporter: that's right, kris and sam. it's been over seven years since bart broke ground on its 8$890 million station back in 2009. this is located on the backside of the tesla auto factory. and with this glass rotunda and open air design throughout, it has a distinct look compared to the other stations on parking lot. warm spring adds another 5.4 miles to the system. this is the first time the fremont since they began service in 1972. anywhere from 5,000 to 7,000

people will use this station on a typical weekday. 42 electric charging stations and connections to vta and transit. the train schedule on the fremont richmond line will be altered by a few minutes to accommodate this station. warm springs was supposed to open back in 2014 but it kept getting pushed back for a number of reasons. there have a problem with the electric power. they had trouble sinking up the network with the old control network. the mayor will pressure congress by reminding them many

components are manufactured in their districts manipulate they will have a ribbon-cutting ceremony between 10:00 and 12:00. that is open to the public. if you want to see what the new station looks like, you're more than welcome. bob redell, today in the bay. >> of course we'll be covering that for our midday show. >> happening now, today is the day, we are down to the wire. republicans on capitol hill scrambling to get enough votes for a new health care plan. president trump said he is done negotiating is and insists there must be a vote today. tracie potts joining us live from washington monstering all the overnight developments. republicans said they were going to have a vote on this. then they delayed it. what is the latest? >> reporter: they didn't have the votes. they have been scrambling all night long to try to get the votes.

an ultimate deal for the ultimate deal maker. if republicans can't tax their health care plan today, the president will move on and leave obamacare in place. at least 32 republicans are ready to vote no. >> i have to keep in mind. others worry how the vote may play back home. conservatives want to get rid of guaranteed coverage for maternity leave, mental health, emergency. the president agrees but won't budge on pre-existing conditions and keeping young adults on their parents's insurance. >> some of them said we're with you. we're going to go back and think about it. >> recent changes will cut savings in half and still leave 24 million people without

insurance. a fourth vote set for today. as lawmakers decide whether to back a president with a 37% approval rating or take their chances. tracy potts, nbc news, washington. >> new, antioch police are investigating the city's second homicide of the year. a double shooting ended with one man dead. police say that man and another man was shot a little after 9:00 last night on contra loma boulevard. his name has not yet been released. the other victim is in the hospital and is also said to be a young man from ant act. they have not indicated what his injuries are or what happened leading up to the shooting. police are combing surveillance video looking for clues in what is believed to be a deadly hit and run. they shut down light rail service most of the night. that is have as police respond

to that in san jose japan town where a train operator noticed the body of a man in the roadway. it happened before 8:00 last night. police believe likely the man was killed by a hit and run driver. right now there is no confirmation of that or even the victim's identity. >> it is not something i expect to come home to. >> we know nothing. >> the investigation is shut down rail service for almost three hours last night. it is hoped that video recorded by light rail can help them determine what happened. live now to the bay bridge. not many drivers now this but there is a back door route into the bay bridge from san francisco on bryant street at 2nd. i've taken it myself. the news now, transportation

officials want to restrict that ramp to car poolers only. caltrans and the metropolitan commission, are still deciding on that plan. it is part of a larger plan to make the bay bridge more car pool friendly. while it is all great and good. >> it gets so blocked up for blocks. the hottest show on broadway. you can only imagine. of course we're talking about "hamilton" on opening night in san francisco. >> after weeks of previews, "hamilton" debuted at the or fee theat theater. it is a high energy rap musical about hamilton that and that

time in our country's history. the tickets are selling on the secondary market for a lot of money ranging anywhere from $200 to $1,000. the fans that we talked with, though, they say it was worth it. >> i see every show in town. this is better than all of them put together. i'm so shaken emotionally by what i have seen. >> hamilton" is in san francisco until august. >> if anyone has free tickets, or just tickets, let us know. a good time to go and see a performance. it is going to be a rainy day. this is san francisco and the transamerica building. lots of great background. rain coming down. nbc bay area stormranger following this closely. it is parked and activated. that is a hulking piece of

machinery. you can't miss that thing when you drive into our parking lot. an unparalleled of the storm. >> meteorologist kari hall is using this tool. it will be wet and windy this friday for a lot of people. you say there will be a break later. >> yeah. it starts to move north to south, tapering later this evening. right now we are in the thick of it, especially for san francisco and also parts of the east bay. it is approaching the south bay right now. this will continue to move in and drop at times some heavy rain. as we get a look at stormranger, right now as it scans around the bay area. a detailed view of what is happening. as we get a closer look at marin county, some of the pockets of heaviest rain moving through san rafael. and you can tell by the yellow where it is really pouring right now. emeryville. and right there at the bay bridge. and the peninsula, moving out of san francisco, burlingame,

pockets of heavy rain there. and for the east bay, hayward, and the tri-valley. but once again it is starting to move into the south bay right now. expect the impact of the wet commute to start to hit areas as we go throughout the rest of the morning we also have a wind advisory for the coast is and the hills. watching out for winds that may get to 35 miles per hour for areas shaded in brown. >> soupy conditions. we'll talk about that in a second. take a live look out there. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. the rain. there you go. hammering down. oakland area, bay bridge. that's what's going on. i was checking for any additional backup. i am tracking a disabled vehicle on the other side of treasure island, west bound direction.

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we are in a microclimate weather alert at 5:14. how much rain is coming up in four minutes. kari, we have all the rain coming down around the bay bridge. still moving pretty well. lower the speeds. tougher conditions on the approach. you might want to have a bottle of wd-40 if you have food

delivered to your door. >> your robot delivering your food could be a little squeaky. yes, we said robot. door dash is rolling outs. two feet tall, traveling at walking speeds. they started trials back in january. ever since then human handlers have accompanied the robots. you will ceman and robot strolling together. they are all grown up and thirsty for a good squirt of oil. >> how do you tip a robot? >> maybe you don't have to. save some money. more business and tech news. twitter is exploring options to generate more revenue which means it may start costing you money. >> so many people of course use it right now. we turn to kate rogers who joins us live from cnbc world headquarters. kate, good morning. >> reporter: hey there, kris and

sam. wall street ending on a positive note. markets closing lower yesterday after the health care bill was being delayed. we'll get fresh economic data on big ticket durable goods such as heavy machinery and home appliances. dow falling four points to 20,656. the first six-day losing streak since november. after 11 years as a free service, twitter is exploring a streaming version of its network. it will be aimed at professionals, marketers and journalists. they struggle to tract revenue to return a profit. >> and jaguar will offer a prepaid wireless plan from at&t in its cars for 20 bucks a month. the luxury automaker you can connect eight devices to the lt e! network on certain models including the se. back to you. thank you very much, kate.

baseball is season doesn't officially start for another nine days. the oakland a's already making a statement. >> an artistic statement 100 feet tall. this is time lapse video of the elephant mascot. the team commissioned the artwork. >> it is pretty intimidating. the first time we called up we thought we were way over our head. this was such a massive wall. we didn't know how we were going to do it. >> might need more paint. he said he wanted him to be a war elephant. it unveils opening night next monday. >> intimidating to opponents.

there is already a green monster. >> i thought you were going to talk about all the green on the radar. >> yeah. we are going to have widespread rain as we go through the morning commute. as you head out the door, don't forget the umbrella and also the rain gear as we will go through the day with wind-blown rain. as we get a live look outside at san francisco heading across the golden gate bridge, a very f sloppy morning for you. the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen, rain today, clear tomorrow, and rain again late sunday night. we'll talk about the timeline as we get a look at stormranger, mobile doppler radar truck. we're the only ones in the bay area with this. we are filling in some of the gaps that some of the others may miss on top of the mountains. this is scanning and gives us a

detailed view, high definition view of where the rain is falling and where it is the heaviest at this point. we are seeing some of that moving through marin county. a lot of bright reds, oakland, with heavy rain this morning. it is crossing the bay. we are seeing a steady downpour. as you head out. this is what you will have to deal with. law extra time to get to where you're going. it's just now gettinged in san jose. we are going to see this filling in and moving to the south as we go through the rest of the morning. and still some very heavy rain throughout the morning in the north bay. maybe even heavier as the winds pick up. it will bring winds up to 35 miles per hour. it tapers later off tonight.

rainfall totals look like they could reach half an inch for most of us. there will be spots on the santa cruz mountains and the north bay where the rain will be over an inch. this system moves on through. it will take a break. then the next system moving in late sunday night. if you're following me on facebook and twitter, i'll keep you up to date on all of this going on. a chance of rain late sunday evening, early monday morning as far as what to expect and plan for this weekend. a lot more sunshine, breezy and warm weather as we head through the middle of next week. over to mike, very rainy across the bay bridge. >> just a few minutes ago, a live shot. it was hammering down. you still see a diagonal here and on the lens and the roadway. slick conditions, lower visibility. that's the story for the day. they cleared the disabled vehicle from the san francisco side.

getting to or from san francisco. you can use mass transit. yesterday we saw bart systems slow down. a 10-minute delay at the most. kari says the rain is pushing to san jose. >> back to you. >> coming up next turning boxing into therapy. the way the high-paid sport is helping patients with parkinson's.

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her claim was denied but approved after calling us. our big win of the week was christy in menl on o park. her bathroom had to be redone twice due to shoddy workmanship. we made sure she didn't have to pay. as of today, we have opened almost 5,000 cases and returned $677,000 to viewers like you. 888-996-tips or online at nbcbayarea.com/responds. have a great weekend. >> chris, you too. the sweet science of boxing helping to fight back against the deteriorating effect of parkinson's. >> the program has about 60 participants with varying systems but they all support each other. >> balance and strength and all that, we want to tie it all into the program so they are getting

the full workout. >> one expert thinks boxing is not a cure for the disease, the increased mobility and exercise does help to reduce some of the symptoms. >> an individual support naturally. they're all in it together. meteorologist kari hall is tracking a powerful storm moving through the bay area. it's developing in the north bay. >> and definitely moving into parts of the san francisco, the east bay, and down the peninsula at this point. a lot of heavy rain shifting farther south. see it here on stormranger. a closer look where you live coming up after the break. be sure to pack an umbrella or ball cap before you head out the door this morning as the rain is on and off right here in the north bay. i'll show you what the conditions look like after the break. we'rund a croimaweherlerthimorn.

=ks/le= nbc y aa'st microclimate weather alert. heavy rain and winds will stick around for the morning commute. stormranger scanning the skies from ground level. >> an exclusive look at the dome sitting on top there. we see obviously it is is so

widespread, the rain, kari. stormrangers you to zero in. >> parts of san francisco, the east bay, working its way south. that will be the trend as we two through the morning. we talked about it impacting your morning commute. we will see the winds picking up as well. as we get a wide view of what's happening here and a close view of stormranger and where it is now. san jose filling in the gaps of some other radars on tops of mountains with some of the lowell vacation storms continuing to move in. this one one of those as it shows that rain moving through marin county with some yellows and reds as we take it you down a little bit. we see pretty good coverage there. the rain is getting heavier. it will lighten in the next few minutes and get heavier as this cell moves through tiburon, as well as richmond, moving off north and east.

we will see heavy rain returning to san francisco after it lightened up just a little bit. if you're ready to head out the door, keep in mind you will be driving around the city. it is is about to get really treacherous for just another few minutes. as we head over towards the east bay, marago, lafayette, concord, that is where it is really pouring at this point. see the rain moving through the tri-valley and now approaching the south bay as it continues to fill in the rest of the morning. rain is the biggest factor on the roadways. >> traffic volume is light. as you know, the rain is coming through. it is pushing through. you see that blue? that is ponding puddling. creeping towards the south bay. very easy drive as far as the volume and traffic. number of ins light so far. metering lights are on. let's show you a couple .

you can see water on the roadway and the lens. light volume of traffic southbound past the coliseum. back to you. our team coverage from marin county. that is where we find pete suratos. rain in salsalito. >> a wet and windy morning for you in the north bay. good morning to you, chris and sam. yes, the rain is starting to come down. it has eased up just a bit. it is picking up again we're in the marin. you can see the rain going through the stream of water on this trail where we are standing. the rain has been on and off. consistent downpour the last hour. for folks commuting, the golden gate bridge is right behind me.

be careful on the roads, the slick roads. careful when you are driving in those areas. we continue monitor the conditions here in the north bay. the rain is on and off this whole hour. we'll give you a better update in the next hour. two more arrests in connection with the london attack. you see folks walking around after it was on lockdown a couple days ago. investigators not releasing

much. except to say there are significant arrests. we learned one person is now out on bail. the death toll remains unchanged at five. that includes one person the attacker khalid masood. this morning police are looking for more information about the attacker. >> you realize something about khalid ma sood. >> police say right now they are learning how masood was radicalized. developing this morning, two cities now tied to a brutal crime. the of four people who were found in a sacramento home in a quiet neighborhood yesterday. hours later authorities detained a man in western addition on pierce and golden gate.

>> reporter: here in sacramento, 35th street the home sits is still blocked off this morning as investigators continue their work in what they are calling a very active investigation. they first arrived yesterday morning at 7:00 a.m. on a tip from a relative saying there were suspicious circumstances at the home and they were e concerned about the people inside. when officers got here yesterday when no one answered the door, they made their way inside and made a gruesome discovery. a woman, her two kids and niece inside the home. a source saying the man is the husband and father of the children involved in the case. they are claiming to be the parents of the adult woman

inside the home. they are devastated by the news. >> i don't know anything that's going on. it's my daughter. i don't know anything that's going on. >> it's sad. the kids -- nobody deserves that. >> that was interviewed at the scene for a half hour before being taken to headquarters where they were further interviewed by police. investigators are also in san francisco interviewing person of interest there. this street will likely be closed through the morning as they continue their investigation into this very quiet neighborhood in sacramento. back to you. thank you, brian. a group of art advocates are shining a bright light on president trump's plans to cut fund to go art programs. they took to the federal building and projected unflattering images of president trump. his budget calls for deep cuts for national endowment of the

humanities and to public broadcasting, including npr. they say it will save more than a million dollars. a lot of pressure to win for the u.s. team. international soccer fans are gearing up for tonight game. >> team usa men's national team is playing in world cup qualifying match against honduras. team usa is off to a poor start in this final round of the world cup qualifiers. last in the field of six. tonight's game is sold out. but you can go to the secondary markets and find tickets for 120 bucks. we have all kinds of sporting events going on in the south bay. a live look at the sap center.

two sweet 16 teams did not disappoint. >> gonzaga with a late three from jordan matthews. 61-58. tomorrow they play for a shot in the final four. >> okay. so gonzaga does pull that out. they were favored to win on paper. arizona looked like it was a very difficult matchup in the other game. but that's why they played the games. the two seed does not win. they go down to 11 seeded xavier. what is that doing to your bracket? xavier almost didn't make the tournament. ends up upsetting one of the favorites to it. arizona coughing up an eight-point lead in just the last few minutes of the game. that means they play gonzaga tomorrow. just the fourth 11 seed to make it to the final four. if they beat the zags. that's a big if. back to our microclimate

weather alert. rain moving through the bay area at this hour making for a soggy commute. a live look at san rafael. we are already seeing slick roads for the commute. >> the north bay got socked with the latest round of weather, kari hall. it is spreading out throughout the bay area. >> it is starting to move into the south bay right now. we will track this as it continues to move into the south bay with all of those sports events going on. and looking at avaya stadium. tailgaters have to deal with wet weather. and going to see it lingering into the start of the game.

>> you may want to go a little faster. keep alert and lower the speeds because of slick conditions. kari, you talked about the rain moving into the south bay. wet roadways north of there. moving toward the tri-valley. 680 out of walnut creek,

oakland, highway 24 as well. travel times throughout the south bay. no delays yet. that rain is coming through the area right now. a look at palo alto. the search this morning for a man responsible for several bank robberies. it was just really scary. we had 40-foot flames and areas exploding 10 feet off the ground. an investigation under way to find out what caused this massive flames to erupt in a parking lot.

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it is 5:45. as you get up and about to ready for school, rain everywhere for south of san jose. looking at the school day forecast, make sure the kids have the rain boots and umbrellas and nice warm clothes too. recess will most likely be inside. looking at gym and craft activities. what to expect as this rain moves out. and the weekend forecast coming up in about four minutes. travel times great for the travel times. minor delays. very light from grant line road.

thank you very much. new video to show you at quarter to 6:00 on your friday. an inferno in a parking lot in albuquerque. dozens of cars caught on fire all captured on camera. there is another explosion. someone lighting fireworks from under the car. that might be what ig nated the fire. at least 58 cars were burning and in flames. residents who still have cars have been nicely helping others by offering rides. >> it looked like a war disaster zone. some of my psd residents are having problems because it sounds like bombs are going off. we had 40-foot flames and cars exploding 10 feet off the ground. >> you can tell how frightening that must have been.

fire crews bringing it under control in a little less than an hour. not before all the damage was done. back at home now, the search continues for the suspect behind a string of bank robberies in the east. there's a good look at him incognito. he was walking into the bank on san ramon with bag in hand. he waved the gun and demanded money from tellers. he looked a lot like the guy who robbed the same bank back in february. new video out of south korea this morning as recovery efforts for the ferry that sank three years ago killing 300 people. it was overloaded and going too fast on a turn when it capsized and sanked during a routine voyage after the south korean coast. the vessel has been lying on its side for years now. salvagers started to raise it

and work through the night. the plan is to move it to a semi submersible vessel is and taken to a nearby port for inspection, which could take up to two weeks. later this morning, search parties will meet to discuss plans to revitalize the river watershed. creeks, streams and wetlands are part of the project. it changed drastically because of agricultural and urban development. it starts at 7:45. still developing in our nation's capital. damage. clouding the house intel community on president trump's transition team. committee chairman nounes apologizing for failing to provide them with intel.

and then to president trump wednesday before briefing of that community. nunes is saying he hopes to provide the community with more information today. it's unclear when or how that will donation. a sighting tpof former president barack obama. not really. the artist used two large photos with water colors and a technical printing technique to create a dramatic effect. seven baby penguins took their first swim in the aquarium

at the maryland zoo. the chicks were born in october and november. they are born without knowing how to swim and must be taught in an indoor pool. so far it seems the swimming lessons were a success. >> we have to to walk. >> what about aquatic. >> by the way, i know how you feel about baby pandas. how about baby penguins. >> it is when they're naked. >> before and after the fur. >> we can't wait to get to your weekend. it is friday now. stormranger working for you. >> you can swim just walking outside. it is really pouring out there. we have heavy rain moving

through the bay area. and it's pretty much covering all of the bay area right now. we get a live look at pal low toe. we see from that camera heavy rain moving through. high winds in effect. and power outages as well. this rain ends tonight. we are now in the east bay. showing the forecast the next several days. here's stormranger right here. the red beam scanning around the bay area. it is is filling in the gaps of some of the other radars may miss. we are keeping you up to date minute by minute. and also going to see this moving through as we go through most of the morning commute.

all of this rolling off to the east. fremont, san leandro and hayward as well. seeing light rain. moving into the south bay, we are going to this filling in for the santa cruz mountains. rain pretty much all morning and early afternoon. but then as we go through the hour-by-hour outlook, more of a widespread rain throughout the late morning, early afternoon hours. tapering off later this evening. skies clearing but not before we get the possibility of about a half an inch, maybe three-quarters of an inch. for the santa cruz mountains and the north bay, over an inch. this system moving in now.

keeping up to date on all of this. let me know what you're doing this weekend. i'll let you know about the plans as far as the weather is concern concerned. you have a crash in oakland. >> i hop you help me clean the yard. the wet roads, that's the big note for the day. it comes east in the foothills. milpitas, be careful. ponding puddling on the index. north 880, that's where crash is reported. bay bridge toll plaza, metering are on. we have oakland. live shot shows you. light traffic past the coliseum. wet roadway here on the shoulder. and the mist area as well. look at the bay bridge toll plaza. cameras very active. back out to the maps.

i want to talk about transit. no delay now. bart tends to slow them down when heavier rain comes down. we'll track that as well. back to you. a little more time. thank you, mike. coming up next, we investigate. this home in san jose is unrecognizable after the recent flooding. for some communities in the city, this is the second time they have been under water in 20 years. coming up, we investigate why plans to protect this community stalled and could still be years away. but first, happening now, the much debated and protest to keystone xl project took a big step today. the state gave a green light clearing the way for a presidential permit. it has been a hotbed for protests. plus the trump family is launching a new hotel chain today. it will be the first trump-run

hotel to not bear the trump name. it will run $200 to $300 a night, half the cost of some of the rooms the trump luxury chain. we are back in two minutes.

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alert this morning. we're tracking a wet and windy morning commute. on the left, a look from your san raf camera. is and on the right you can see the radar. and it is cranking this morning. a full check of the forecast in just a minutes. >> right now plans to better protect parts of the south bay costing taxpayers millions of dollars. they haven't produced a single cent. >> reporter: guys, good morning. it's been one month heavy rain spilled over anderson dam into coyote creek flooding more than 500 homes in san jose. the same communities flooded 20 years ago. since then santa clara district spent $10.8 million plan something designing flood protection projects. some of those projects were scheduled to be built by last

year. but that never happened. the water district said it needs at least another $450 million to construct those projects, money the water district doesn't currently have. so it put the projects on hold to see if it could produce water flows further upstream to create a flood protection at a cheaper price. the new planning process isn't scheduled to begin until 2019. which means partial construction won't be done until 2025. san clara valley water strict tells us the board will meet the next few weeks to discuss whether money from other projects can be diverted to communities along coyote creek. potential fixes, guys, could still be years away. thank you very much for that update. if you have a tip for your investigative unit, give us a call 888-996-tips.

or the e-mail theunit@nbcbayarea.com. 6:00, a wet and windy morning. we are in a microclimate weather. storm rangers scanning the bay area and showing us heavy pockets of rain moving through and approaching the south bay. this will have an pact on your morning commute and your plans for the diaw. a look at a closer view of stormranger and weekend forecast in the microclimate forecast. bart is finally set to open its warm springs station in fremont. the reason why it extends from here to san jose is facing a major financial hurdle. >> it's now or never. president trump giving an ultimatum as they look to repeal and replace the affordable care act. today in the bay continues right now. we are in a microclimate weather alert this mni