carry, you did it again. you said it was going to be cold and by golly. >> in parts of the north bay, temperatures are continuing to drop well below freezing. that's why we have the freeze warnings in effect for the north bay valleys. all the areas shaded in purple, you are waking up to temperatures that are below 32 degrees. solano county, we have a frost advisory. we may have to scrape off the windshields. the temperatures, 35 in fairfield. 36 in napa. santa rosa, below freezing. 48 in san francisco. looking at the highs, a nice one. after this cold start, 67 degrees in san jose. we'll talk about what else is ahead as we go through the week coming up. mike is tracking debris in fremont. >> that's rilgt. we are hearing about two wooden palettes on the freeway. the mallory off ramp, northbound

880 may be affected by two palettes in the roadway. be careful if that's your exit. the traffic on the freeway is unaffected. that's great news. most of the freeways are unaffected. a tiny bit of slowing from north, 238. a few cars hitting that section connecting 580 toward 880. a nice, easy drive and getting to the bay bridge, no delays right now. back to you. >> thanks, mike. developing now, strong winds and dry brush continue to fuel the spread of california's wildfires. more than 27,000 people have been evacuated from their homes. >> we put this map together to give you a better idea to show where each fire is burning. the thomas fire on the left is in ventura county. having jumped highway 101, reaching the pacific ocean. the rie fire is near magic mountain. they had to shut down i-5 for a time yesterday. the creek fire is burning near

sylmar. >> the creek fire is at 11,000 acres. the rye fire at 5,000 acres and the thomas fire burnt around 55,000 acres. we sent our own crews to ventura to talk about what has happened and the impact from the thomas fire. >> jodi hernandez filed this report. >> reporter: a long and stressful night for folks here in ventura county. you can see the hillsides have been ablaze all through the night. this morning, the thread is far from over. the wind-fueled thomas fire continues to spread in ventura county, leaving entire neighborhoods aglow. the people who live there on edge. many are choosing not to evacuate. instead, they are doing what they can to protect their homes. >> a bunch of structures that have been burnt. ventura is totally burnt up. i hope we are not part of the

statistics. >> just fight it and if it gets ugly, i have more car in the driveway packed and ready to go. >> reporter: one house everyone is watching, the former home of johnny cash. the community's claim to fame. >> i think it means a lot to the community, too. >> reporter: chip owns the iconic home. the fire chief bought it 12 years ago. tonight, he's helping fire crews as they hold the line around what's literally a ring of fire. >> obviously, it's, you know, the wind. it's dependent on the weather. if the winds pick up, all bets are off. >> make sure the house doesn't burn down and keep surrounding structures safe. >> reporter: they are stationed at the johnny cash house. they are happy to be helping out. >> nils to come back and come down and pay them back, you know, for coming up north and helping with the fires we just had up north. >> reporter: the hillside's

remain aglow this morning. 1100 firefighters on the fire line, including many from the bay area. they are hoping the conditions improve today. in ventura county, i'm jodi hernandez, "today in the bay." >> jodi has been posting video and pictures since she arrived. you can follow her on twitter. live to oakland where it will be another day of closures at day care centers, libraries and city hall. many continue to strike today. it was a long day yesterday, workers demanded a contract. they want a salary increase and benefits for part-time and temporary employees. the mayor addressed that issue yesterday. here is what she said about those raises. >> we cannot make financial decisions today that we cannot afford either today, but

particularly in the long term. >> we need them to look at the money and say, do we need another high-rise and does that high-rise need tax breaks or do we need to be able to pay for more workers? >> that second person you heard from is a library aide worker. we are going to follow the situation in oakland and bring updates as soon as we get them. >> 5:05. discussions to bring express lanes are revving up. public meetings will be held tonight. >> sharon katsuda is live with a look at the impact it could have for commuters. good morning, sharon. >> reporter: good morning. you can see traffic is not too heavy right now. that is sure to change in the next couple hours. this project with the express lanes is set to ease congestion on this major corridor to san francisco. caltrans is looking for your input on express lanes in this area. the proposal is to charge drivers in the express lanes

during the hours of 5:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., similar to other parts of the bay area. we saw the express lanes. other express lanes charge from several dollars to less than a dollar to use it during peak commute hours. the express lane was along highway 101 from whipple road to 380 near san francisco airport. if approved, the construction could begin in may, 2019. a public hearing will take place at redwood city at san mateo hall. live in san mateo county, sharon katsuda, "today in the bay." >> thank you so much, sharon. it is 5:06. happening today, president trump scheduled to announce the u.s. will recognize jerusalem as the capitol of israel. currently, it is in tel-aviv. it's where the u.s. embassy is located. the president will sign a waiver

to move it to jerusalem for a couple years. that was one of his campaign promises. palestinians consider jerusalem their capitol. people could be seen burning pictures of president trump in bethlehem last night. andrea mitchell reports the trump administration is divided on this. he's been told it could complicate his quest for peace in the middle east. >> despite the warnings, he was supported by the vice president and u.n. ambassador, nikki haley. he was warned by defense secretary mattis and tillerson. we'll have more coming up on "today." >> 7:00, after "today in the bay" is the "today" show. overnight, israel's president gave a speech, but he did not mention the issue. looking live at capitol hill, the debate over gun continues in congress. the house is set to vote on gun legislation. it started as a bipartisan plan

to tighting the background check system. some republicans tied the measure to an expansion of conceal carry rights, which the nra considered a top priority. they are calling the move sabotage. looks like the mayor of san francisco will sign recreational marijuana regulations into law. the board of supervisors gave their approval. ed lee could sign it into law today. if that happens, san francisco will officially legalize marijuana sales on january 6th. that's five days after the drug becomes legal for adults. right now at 5:08, as you get ready to head out the door, have on a hat, warm coat and gloves, too. look at the temperatures in the south bay as we take a live look outside in san jose. 39 degrees. 35 in the tri-valley. 30 degrees now in the north bay. with some well below freezing

temperatures in spots. the story on the bus stop, walking to school, how chilly it is. it's only going to be 46 degrees in san francisco as you are going to see those temperatures gradually warming up today by the time they get out of school. it will be in the upper 50s. a bit of a breeze with a lot of sunshine. we'll talk more about today's temperature trend and fremont coming up in four minutes. mike is telling me about the early build at the bay bridge. >> that's right. one of the factors may be they just reopened one of the cash lanes. one is still closed. same thing on the right approach where lane 14 also remains closed. that will be more indefinitely because of the crash over the weekend. looking at the build for the fast track lanes. this may ease up a tad bit. we are looking at the map. one of the reasons why, toward the end of the year, folks heading into the office earlier and out of the office earlier, do somer rands, perhaps they

have shopping to do. the only thing going on is paying for the tolls. a smooth drive for most of the bay. the mallory off ramp, reports of palettes in the lanes, north 880 at the off ramp. be careful. >> thank you very much, mike. 5:10. coming up, the impact that southern california wildfires are having on hollywood this morning. you heard everyone talking ant bit coin. is it a bubble? we'll take a look when "today in the bay" continues.

as we come up on 5:13 this wednesday morning, run in and get a warm coat. at least the winds calmed down. fremont is already busy out there on the road. as you get moving, low 40s later on. by 9:00, 43 degrees, rising to the low 60s. it is going to be a nice one. talk about what's ahead as we go through the rest of the week in five minutes. >> kari, we continue to see the build at the bay bridge. it's a little early, nothing dramatic, but all the cash lanes are open. >> you know what else we are tracking? breaking news out of southern california. we have been telling you about all the fires going on. there is a new one. look at the live pictures here. this just erupted very close to the getty center this morning off the 405 in los angeles, home of priceless works of art. look at the blazes continuing to

grow. no doubt, continued fights for firefighters. so many out. you can see the helicopter. i don't know if they do drops at night right now. the wind is shifting. very concerning, off the 405 north, familiar to so many art connoisseurs and a concern this morning. that fire burning close to the getty center. 5:14. new this morning, a bay area tech giant is topping the places to work and it's not the first time. >> kris sanchez is live at facebook headquarters. good morning, kris. >> reporter: hi there, laura and marcus. facebook employees give their company a thumbs up. bad jokes, but that's where facebook finds itself at the top of the best places to work. not just in the bay area, but across the country. glass door surveyed employee opinions from career opportunities, pay, benefits, culture, work/life balance.

they wrote a fast paced company with high expectations, but fair. you won't find a place that cares more about its people. that's about facebook. 18 bay area companies made the top 100. there are six in the top 45. facebook top. mountainview's google is five. 15 is san francisco's sales force, which employees review t it's the best company, ever. 21 is linkedin. top for work/life balance. 24 is where one employee says is fun to work. glass door, a bay area company out of mill valley surveyed employees of small and medium sized companies as well. our locals on that list are glint, dora. you can find that list at

www.nbcbayarea.com. speaking of facebook, join the conversation. i'm going to post this link on facebook. tell me where you work, what you like, what you don't. kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> we know we like you, kris. >> we'll get a harp. >> thumbs up, we are going to poke you. >> reporter: thanks. a major investor is stepping away after allegations of sexual assault. >> we reported sherman has been accused of assaulting women in one instance at an uber party. he denies the charge and, in fact, is filing a lawsuit. he says he is stepping away from the various boards he sits on, taking a leave of absence to clear his name. the market had the worst day in a month. the first three-day losing streak since august. the dow fell 109 points. bit coin, which i have rolled my

eyes at when it was 3,000, passed 12,000 last night. a few hours approached $13,000 for bit coin. next week, the chicago boards option will allow them to buy futures so investors can bet against bit coin. the senate may have passed a tax bill, but congress is debating what will be in it as it tries to reconcile the house version that passed earlier this year. lawmakers are pushing for a rewrite so americans can continue to deduct state and local taxes. if you try to pick the worst parts of the two bills as far as california goes, it is the senate rule that will no longer be able to duck what we pay. limit what we can deduct for property taxes and cap mortgage rate interest. google taking youtube off amazon products.

after amazon cut down on the number of google products that sold. this catches customers in the middle. you can't watch amazon prime or used to not on apple tv. just this morning, apple said we are going to bring amazon prime to apple. you have all these competing devices walling each other off. except that apple announcement. >> they are including. >> watch shares in roku. they don't have itunes. >> they have their own thing. you know what else we are watching? that breaking news out of southern california. all the fires have been burning there. take a look at this. there is a huge inferno blaze burning near the getty museum off the 405, not far from sunset boulevard. look at the size of it already. it is so concerning because, as many of you know, there are a lot of art connoisseurs in the bay area. people go, travel throughout the world to visit the getty because

of the vast selection of art. we are monitoring the fire burning as well as several others. a lot of bay area crews are there lending a hand in the fire fight. >> as the fires keep burning, two television shows are halt production. producers are shutting down to avoid danger to the actors and crew members and will resume filming when it's safe. the cbs show "slots" is suspended. the rams have canceled their practice. >> a lot of concerns of air quality. so sad. we just went through that with the northern california fires. >> unfortunately, i have been looking at the wind speed forecast. the winds will pick up again tomorrow evening. that is the main concern. a break in the wind speeds. i want to show you the wind speed forecast for southern california. for tomorrow, starting out or rather for today, as we see the

winds throughout the morning, starting out at about 25 miles per hour, then we start to see those winds picking up once again for tonight into early tomorrow and look at how these sustained winds increase for the evening, up to about 45 to possibly 50 miles per hour sustained with the strong santa ana winds. that may fan more flames as we bring it back home, we have freeze warnings in effect. very cold and dry air. all the areas shaded in purple, under a freeze warning until 9:00 this morning. here is a look at those temperatures and the reason why we have freeze warnings in effect. santa rosa dropped to 30 degrees. napa is close at 36 degrees. some of the valleys we are seeing colder readings this morning. as you head out the door, it's ten to around 13 degrees colder than yesterday morning. especially in livermore, napa, santa rosa, much colder than

yesterday. this afternoon, it warms up quickly and a few degrees warmer than yesterday. a wide range in temperatures from morning to afternoon. make sure you are prepared for all of that, dressing in layers. up to 62 degrees in oakland. 62 in palo alto. 63 in half-moon bay. heading out the door in san jose for the school day, packing the kids bags, a day for a very chilly morning and some nice, warm clothes. 40 degrees to start. making it up to 61 degrees by 10:00. going out to the hiking trails, a cold morning in the south bay. 37 degrees. but, it does quickly warm up. lots of sunshine and cooling down, once again, fairly quickly at 4:00, 51 degrees. we're going to keep those 60s in the forecast for san francisco and one thing you may notice, no rain in the forecast over the next seven days. it's unusual for december. as we go beyond the forecast, still not seeing a lot of rain

here. i'll continue to track that for you. mike is tracking the bay bridge back up. >> that's rilgght. it continues. we have the metering lights on and the back up fills all the lanes. looked dramatic, but it was a look at the map. only at the approach. west grand avenue, longer now as you look at the map. the slowing has not reached the berkeley curve. that's the good news. an easy drive down the area. 15 minutes from highway 4 to where the back up approaches. a nice drive. remember, the north bay is under a freeze warning up there and frost as well. you might need to use that credit card on the windshield. a little build for hayward, southbound 880 past the 92, the san mateo bridge. getting over here in san mateo itself, southbound 101 at 92, past that interchange, we had that bus still there, but a crew is on scene. it's not a problem because

traffic is flowing so light. back to you. >> see if it stays light. 5:22. coming up, a dangerous and deadly spike. this morning, the amount of fentanyl and the impact across the area. >> scott budman shows this photo of the moon shining over silicon valley. 5:23. we'll be right back.

at 5:26, on your wednesday morning, we continue to follow fire that is are burning in southern california and take a look at this. so concerning now. the brush fire has spread. this is very close to the getty center. you can see it off the 405. look how close the flames are. this is an incredible museum. we want to listen into knbc, our sister station as they cover it. >> reporter: as of yet, i have not seen that happen, but, of course, we are definitely very concerned for this community here at the top of the hill. a community of larger homes here in the beverly hills area. right off the 405 freeway, just on the east side of it, to be exact. >> on the east side of the 405, this is helpful for viewers

because as we know, the getty center is on the west side. so, if we are talking the east side, still, an incredibly populated area. maybe when you get the opportunity, as you are rotating the chopper around, you can show the mapping mechanism to get a better sense of where this is. you said queens borough lane. >> that's correct. they are pulling up the map. >> great concerns in southern california, but good clarity of where the location of this fire is. in fact, on the other side of the 405 freeway. there are some massive homes there, in the heart of beverly hills on the hill top. >> right. >> such concern. >> a lot of people know the area from tv. >> exactly. coming up at 5:27, we continue with the other fires burning in southern california. the bay area sent crews there. the danger certainly isn't over, yet.

>> lives wrapped up in that house. everything. it's all gone. everything. >> the devastation already left behind from three different wildfires. we are live as firefighters continue to fight to save the homes and lives this morning. >> reporter: working around san francisco could get more expensive depending on where you are going. details on when the changes are expected to kick in.

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at 5:30 on your wednesday morning, we continue to cover breaking news from southern california. a new wildfire is growing and moving dangerously close to the iconic getty museum in los angeles. it is on the 405, the other side of the freeway. a lot of homes there in beverly hills, close to going up in flames. great concerns for the community there. >> good morning to you. thank you for joining us, i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. we continue to follow what's going on in southern california. strong winds hopefully died down. they are said to ramp up again in our neck of the woods. it is a cold start. >> maybe this will make you feel better, our high temperatures in the upper 60s by this afternoon in san jose and napa. low 60s in oakland today and san francisco, expect a high of 64. a lot of sunshine. we keep that sunshine throughout

this seven day forecast. no major concerns here as we go into next week. it still stays dry and temperatures for the inland areas staying in the upper 60s. i'll talk about the weekend forecast as you make plans. that's coming up in seven minutes. mike is tracking what's happening now at the bay bridge. >> weather wise, the only concern is the fact we don't have the rain. cool, clear and look at the back up. it formed early at the bay bridge. folks are huddling together because the metering lights are on. we have a map showing the map is back to the curve. it was an early start for folks heading there to get into the city. a smooth drive around the rest of the bay. mild flowing through the altamont corridor. nothing big over there in the tri-valley. looking at the drive times, look at that. no delays for the transits. back to you. >> thanks so much, mike.

5:32. continuing coverage this morning. this is another fire that is burning. this is close to the 405. we are trying to determine exactly where. not too far from sunset boulevard, i know that. look at the helicopter. it fans out you can see the scope of this massive fire. this is a new one that is burning in southern california this morning. those strong santa ana winds continue to fuel the spread of several california wildfires. 27,000 people have evacuated as the fires are in and around los angeles. >> we put a map to show where the fires are. thomas fire in ventura county, jumped 101 reaching the pacific ocean. the rye fire is in santa clarita. >> in terms of the size of the fires, the creek fire, 11,000 acres, rye, 5,000 acres and the thomas is largest, having burned about 55,000 acres. this morning, the dangerous wind

and dry conditions remain, meaning the wildfires could spread more. >> "today" show miguel alma gur is live with what firefighters are facing. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. i want to let you know that fire you were looking at, those live pictures is by the getty center on the 405, not far from l.a.x. the hillsides, there are severa multimillion dollar homes and the getty museum. firefighters are throwing many assets there. they are spread across the region where we are at. home after home, completely destroyed. we know at least 150 structures damaged or destroyed. there is no question that number will rise when crews are able to get up in the air this morning. a better perspective of how widespread that damage is. hundreds of structures, hundreds of homes have been gone. during our trip here this morning, we can see the fire

burning on both sides of the 101, which is where the fire is burning from the mountains all the way to the ocean, near and around santa barbara and outside los angeles. fire crews are deploying all assets available to the wildfires. four in this area and the new one you are seeing and talking about a short time ago around the getty center. even at this hour, in cold temperatures, the weather here is precarious. it is fanning flames. those winds are driving so many of these wildfires. that's the big concern, not just here, but fire locations across this area. gusts could reach 70 miles an hour tomorrow because of those santa ana winds. the firefighters have their hands full today and will be very busy in the days to come. back to you. >> the fire burning a mile north of the getty center. thank you. it's a long day for those firefighters. stay tuned for the "today" show. miguel will have a full report

after "today in the bay" at 7:00. >> let's show you the current incident map on cal fire's website. you can see the active flames burning in southern california. there are still markers in the north bay, including one for the tubbs fire, which is 100% contained. tuesday, the department of fire protection announced more than 1 million acres have burned in california this year. those figures do not include the southern california wildfires. our coverage continues throughout the morning. stay with nbc bay area for instant coverage on all three wildfires burning in southern california. other headlines this morning. changes coming to parking meters in san francisco. the meters will be priced based on demand. >> pete suratos is live with a closer look at the plan. just given the green light by mta. this is going to impact thousands of people. >> reporter: good morning to you, marcus and laura.

yes, definitely has the potential to impact a lot of people. this is based on demand as far as how the price increases as parking meters around san francisco. the goal here is, if the parking meter is a bit more expensive, that may shorten the period of time that driver decides to park in a specific spot. as far as reaching that number of $8 an hour, it could be a while before we see that happen at all. here are the details. mta voted on this ewe unanimous mousily improving the dhangs. the parking meters will change more during peak times. it will be less when demand is low. that is applied to the more than 30,000 meter spaces around the city. could see a low of 50 cents an hour and a high of $8 an hour. it will vary by time of day and block by block. it will be adjusted four times a year, depending on the use in the previous quarter. it will only be an increase of

25 krenlts a month. not a drastic change, at least immediately. 7,000 parking meters are demand based in san francisco. it's been that way since 2011. more in the busy area such as mission, downtown and embarcadero. we are in front of one here on third street. the average rate with the systems already in place is $2.50. this is going to be applied citywide in mid-january. pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> thanks so much, pete. >> big change for people there. thanks a lot. 5:38 chlgt "time" magazine -- >> the person of the year. the editor-in-chief says the me too movement where men and women spoke out spread rapidly. the "today" show talked with

actress alyssa milano who helped it go viral. >> i thought if wick could come forward and say, me, too. two beautiful words, then we can start to shape it and get an idea of the magnitude of this issue and of this problem. i sent the tweet and went to sleep. i woke up and there were 53,000 replies. >> amazing. >> you can see that full interview, which includes the movement's original creator. worth noting, the magazine did select two runner ups, china's president third and president trump placed second. he was the top choice last year and last month claimed he turned down the magazine's offer to be this year's choice. this morning, the magazine says that is completely false. so far, no new reaction from the president this morning. the team of marcus and laura. looking over here, san mateo

bridge, we have smooth traffic westbound. we just missed a problem. the issue was a disabled vehicle pushed off the roadway. it's clear of the bridge and lanes. great news. we look at the map, westbound 92, no problems. a build on the hayward side out of san leandro. a typical pattern. i'll get out of the way to see the bridges. widen the shot. a nice, easy drive. no problem as far as the travel times through the tri-valley. a little build. a note, we keep showing the fires in l.a. chp reports it opened, l.a. times tweeted the 405 is closed. >> i'm going to give you a feed -- >> see that. the light. that's the 405 freeway. see the smoke coming across? it's likely going to impact those houses there. it's a big concern. again, north of the getty center and north of l.a. as well.

>> gorgeous homes in the hillside. a lot of deer and whatnot. a lot of wildlife. so, firefighters, a very tough fight for them. a lot of bay area firefighters there as well. >> yeah, i tweeted an update about the wind speed forecast on twitter, but, also, send me a tweet and let me know what you are doing this weekend. we are looking ahead to the weekend forecast. and on saturday, it is going to be very pleasant here. mix of sun and clouds. temperatures low to mid-60s from the coast to the inland areas. on sunday, expect more of the same. it stays nice and comfortable. temperatures will be warmer than where we should be this time of year. you can enjoy time outside. go to christmas in the park in san jose. that goes from 9:00 to midnight saturday. the temperatures will be reaching the low to mid-60s, then cooling off quickly, though. so, that fake snow that comes down at the park, it will be maybe staying cool there and on

sunday, in san francisco, union square ice skating looks really nice. maybe you will wrap up the weekend doing that. let me know. i'll have today's temperature trend in about three minutes. >> we look forward to that. thank you, kari. coming up, jumping into action. >> my grandma, i would want someone to do it for her. >> the man who risked his life to save a 94-year-old bay area woman trapped in a house fire. an incredibly busy day in washington from a potential move from an embassy to calls for impreachment.

it is 5:45. as you get ready for work or school this wednesday morning, we look outside in san jose. starts out clear. we continue to see clear skies throughout the day. santa teresa, you are at 48 degrees at 9:00. as we go through the day, warming up into the mid-60s. it will be a nice afternoon. we'll talk about what else is ahead. that's coming up in five minutes. these travel times show that overall, a mild build, 238 in the castro valley slowing. a little for the upper east shore. in 20 minutes, you are fine from highway 4. >> thank you very much, kari and mike. flames in southern california continue to rage out of control this morning. they are growing. live pictures of a new wildfire that erupted near the getty

center on the other side of the 405 freeway this morning, about a mild afwra tway from the gett center. northbound 405 shut down at getty center drive. you can imagine what traffic is like in southern california. look at this, the flames that continue. firefighters have a tough fight. a lot of rough tur rain. there are gorgeous homes there. about 5400 acres, we understand, have been consumed in this fire alone. we have bay area firefighters there. they are concentrating a lot of efforts moving the firefighters because of the concern of it not far from the getty center museum. we'll continue to monitor this. 5:46. new this morning, a dramatic increase in the demand for fentanyl. it's an opioid. they seized 3-5 times more the past year. in a statement, officials say an active crackdown have con transcribe yupted to the change.

earlier this year, our investigative unit took a look at the prevalence of the drug and surveyed nine bay area counties show that fentanyl-related deaths are on the rise. at least 130 deaths in our area since 2015. you can find the detailed information on our website www.nbcbayarea.com. new this morning, state regulators are making a push to suspend wells fargo's insurance business after accusing them of issuing policies without customer's knowledge. they say wells fargo charged 1500 customers for platinum policies without their knowledge or permission. the bank has not commented on the the allegations. they will xilt exit the personal insurance business. the democrats will, a democrat, rather, will move to

impeach donald trump this morning. that's not the most important thing going on. >> scott mcgrew joins us with all kinds of things coming out of washington. >> all kinds. the biggest, the president is doing that reality show thing again. he's going to announce something, but we are not sure what it is. we think they will recognize jerusalem as the capital of israel, but delay moving from tel aviv to jerusalem. that would be a controversial move indeed. >> warning not to travel to bethlehem this morning. the u.s. state department issued warning of violence in reaction to today's announcement. there are reasons to move the embassy to jerusalem, it's the capital and the u.s. congress voted to do it way back in the '90s. in fact, california's dianne feinstein voted to do it. there are reasons not to.

the capital moving it would end hopes of a peace deal and no other country has its embassy in jerusalem. a democratic congressman plans to introduce articles of impeachment against the president. it has no hopes of survival. republicans control the house, even many democrats say it's too soon. former white house political adviser, steve bannon campaigned for roy moore. he is accused of sexual assault and inappropriate contact with teen can teenage girls. >> see, what i think is they are afraid i'm going to take alabama babies to washington. i want to tell you, i can't wait. >> bannon spoke out against republican mitt romney, saying romney hid behind his mor monday religion to avoid service in

vietnam. that's an incredibly vicious attack against the fellow republican. the trump camp is worried romney is going to replace senator orin hatch as utah senator. hatch has been there since after the "access hollywood" tapes. romney called him a fraud and danger to the united states. we look at what the president is doing each day. contact us on twitter with your thoughts. you can reach me directly. >> everybody want to hear a happy story this morning? listen to this. a man risked his life to save a woman in a house fire. he is called a hero this morning. >> he was driving to work yesterday hen he saw this garage engulfed in flames. he pulled over. neighbors said an elderly woman was not answering her door. he knocked down the door and the elderly woman responded from upstairs. >> you could hear ruckus coming from the background.

it was definitely warm and heating up fast. >> wow. he says the woman was trying to fight the fire and her hair was singed. after helping her to safety, firefighters said his heroic efforts saved her life. >> just the smoke inhilation alone can take a person down. true hero there. >> her spirit. 93 years old and going to fight that fire. >> some lady. all right, we want to check in with kari. i made sure there were labels on the kids jackets today. >> it may not come home or find it again. >> i love that. walking through the playground and all those jackets. >> i hate it. >> of course. because you want them back, right? you better write those labels on the jackets this morning. later this morning, earlier this afternoon, taking the jackets off because it will warm up. a wide range of temperatures. as we look at the map, we have freeze warnings in effect for

all of these areas shaded in purple. these are the north bay valleys. heading down 101 from navato to mill valley. this freeze warning continues until 9:00 and we have frost advisories for solano counties. that's where temperatures will be just above freezing. we could have frost. you have to scrape off the windshield before you head out. look how cold it is. the temperatures starting out in the 30s and 40s, reaching the mid-60s today. up to 67 degrees in napa and santa rosa, up to 68 degrees. we are going to stay dry as you see that seven day forecast that left the bottom of the screen. let's head over to mike. a crash in the east bay. >> that's all that's going on. the commute is light. the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights are on. the crash south of the 92 interchange off nimitz freeway. southbound to 880, reports of the middle lane blocked by a crash.

chp should arrive quickly and tend to address the area quickly. down off 238, slowing and also the upper east shore freeway, a mild build. back to you. there's fremont. back to you. >> don't forget. >> can't do that. >> you never would. thanks a lot. coming up, breaking news out of los angeles. a fast moving fire burning near the iconic getty museum. happening now, quick reaction by air traffic controllers at jfk presented disaster on the runway. a delta plane running down the runway when another flight lined up on the same runway. delta stopped their take off as air traffic controllers order the other to go around. it's not clear how close the planes were to one another. more and more homeowners are refinancing. we'll be back with more news. stick around. on social media this morning -

we are closely monitoring the wildfires in southern cali on social media this morning, we are closely morn torring the wildfires in southern california. a fifth fire now burning. i tweeted some information on that. we are going to share updates and images on air. 5:56 now. happening today, a campbell woman accused of running over her friend and killing her is

due in court. it's the city's first homicide in two years. she is expected to appear in a courtroom later this morning. investigators say she drove over her friend, 25-year-old sally hernandez in june and took off. she faces murder and felony hit and run charges. new this morning, the california doctor whose work was highlighted in a movie resigned. he says the san joakim sheriff's office, an autopsy concluded -- i don't know what this is trying to say here. let me try to figure it out. he overroad autopsy conclusions to try to protect law enforcement. now, here is a look at part of his resignation letter. he says he was concerned and fearful. the sheriff asked him to make changes to autopsy reports, including one case where someone died during an altercation with police. he says the sheriff labeled

deaths as accidents instead of homicide to control his work as a physician. it comes after a co-worker accused a sheriff of interfering with death investigations. in a sit-down interview, sheriff moore denied wrong doing. >> even if i were present, i would not know the difference between anything else. how would i be able to say i want you to be able to do this or that? it's not in my best interest? >> they are calling on the attorney general to investigate. at 5:58, the first american women appointed mayor across the nation, sworn in as mayor. so she was born and raised in yuba city. many people showed up to show support. standing room only crowd overflowed into extra rooms.

there was an outdoor viewing of the swearing in ceremony. look at all the people there. her parents immigrated from india in 1968. she became the first in her family to attend college and receive a masters degree. now, she is the first to serve in local government. >> i hope it sends a huge message to our young women, our young girls, you have equal feet with men. yuba city is one of the largest in the country. supporters are extremely proud. this shows how accepting american society is. the mayor says she will prioritize the youth infrastructure and public safety. a follow up. robots getting the green light in san francisco, but there are limitations. they passed legislation yesterday, allowing companies to test up to three delivery bots on sidewalks. they are not allowed in busy,

commercial areas. until now, they had no regulations on delivery robots. at 6:00, raging fires breaking out near the world famous getty museum. the fires continue to burn out of control. easing the commute. the plan to bring express lanes to one of the busiest freeways and what you can do to make it a smoother transition. off to a very cold start. meteorologist, kari hall, checking the forecast with spots dipping into the 30s. bundle up. "today in the bay" continues right now. thank you so much for joining us on this freezing wednesday morning. good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us, i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. you said it right. it is freezing outside. >> i laid out gloves this morning. you are going to need them. >> so, so cute. >> make sure you have written a name on everything. >> bring them home.