systems moves through. with that comes a wet drive. a live look at the bay bridge and the highway 101 in palo alto this morning, what you can expect for your morning commute all coming up. >> good morning, thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. first we want to talk about the commute in just a moment but kari here to talk about the wet stuff that we see on the roads. >> you have to turn on the windshield wipers this morning and it may be a slippery drive. make sure that you are ready for some wet roads and also a longer commute for some. we are going to see this round of rain moving through fairly quickly, it's going to be in and out of here. as we get a closer look we can see that for the most part the rain was skipped around san jose, only a few spotty light showers, but go a little north of san jose and you will start to run into that rain. by 8:30 we will start to see this tapering off, through the rest of the day it will leave a tenth to a quarter of an inch of rain for the bay area. we will talk about the next

system moving in on wednesday and mike is tracking the wet roads. >> you told the tale of the conditions out there. we also see that on our road weather index, the green highlighting anywhere north of the dumbarton bridge, but all around the coast for 101 slicker conditions, be careful. i've been watching this crash and slowdown we've seen pop up from time to time northbound 280 approaching cesar chavez. we officially only have the fast lane opened by an early morning crash. chp struggling to get this opened by 5:10. north 101 will keep you clear of that incident but those round ro bins are causing slowing from time to time but not all the time. easy drive approaching the bay bridge toll plaza. wet out there. soupy. just be careful this morning despite the lighter traffic right now. back to you. a busy morning in south san jose right now as investigators work two different scenes. breaking news right now as police are surrounding a south san jose hotel this morning, a standoff that has been under way for now about 12 hours.

this happened at the wyndham garden hotel on silicon valley boulevard, near highway 101. a witness tells us that police were on the second floor using a battering ram at one point. we now know that there are  agencies involved, in department. we will bring[váu live coverage of this coming up a%awñ 5:30. also developing in south san jose three miles away, a man is dead and the search for the gunman continues after a deadly ñ complex. "today in the bay's" bob redell b)oad and highway 85. now, bob, what have you learned happened here at this point? >> reporter: well, good morning to you, marcus. you can see san jose police are still out here several hours later. they've got their crimes unit to processing the scene behind me. a person who lives around here tells us around 8:45 last night they heard a rapid succession of gunfire outside the assent luxury apartments here on the

5,000 block of charlotte drive when the san jose police department arrived on the the scene they found that man who you mentioned on the sidewalk in front of the complex suffering from at least one gunshot wound, he was later pronounced dead on the scene. a witness did see another man running from the scene, police tell us they are still looking for a suspect. haven't said what led up to this shooting. this is the second homicide of the year for the city of san jose. last year at this time three people had been murdered. if you look at the numbers from last year in total there were 34 homicides, the year before that 47. reporting live here in san jose, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thanks for the latest there, bob. now to the latest developments out of washington. we're now in day through of the government shutdown, but there could be an end in sight. today the senate is expected to vote at 9:00 our time on a three-week funding bill, but this morning lawmakers are scrambling to find a compromise in immigration and the president's border wall.

"today in the bay's""k potts (+ on capitol hill this morning9vé following all those negotiations for us. any word=)ñ yet, tracie? >> reporter: no, but we are seeing some democrats before they head into their meeting pe about whether they will support this compromise that emerged overnight. we actually thought there was going to be an early morning vote, but democrats needed more time to chew on this. the bottom line is democrats and republicans not trusting each other that if each of them gives in a little the other side will follow through with their promises. >> lawmakers up all night inching toward compromise. let's step back from the brink, stop victimizing the american people. >> today's noon vote would reopen the federal government until february 8th. get a budget first, then deal with daca, protection for undocumented immigrants brought here as children. democrats are expected to meet this morning.

some don't trust a republican promise to fix immigration later. >> talks will continue but we have yet to reach an agreement on ajq[w path forward. >> reporter: republicans meet vote, two who flipped and voted with democrats are flipping back. >> we're going to vote yes. we believe that this commitment is significant and i hope that we have enough to we can open the government back up. >> reporter: part of the challenge, no one is quite sure what president trump will sign. he insists on full funding for a border wall, not just a down payment. >> this is about funding our government, has nothing to do with immigration and yet we're going to hold our military men and women hostage so that we can get a deal? >> reporter: the house is on stand by while the shutdown drama plays out in the senate. now, of course, a lot of the government was closed anyways, they normally are over the weekend so this first weekday is going to be an open opener for a lot of people hit with the reality that the services that

they need, the phone calls they're trying to make, check on their taxes, check on their court dates, get other information, health information, just can't available right now. of course, emergency and essential services are, but a lot of things are going to be closed until they work this out. back to you. >> tracie potts liveñr"ae.vy]u washington. in-house scott mcgrew will continue our coverage on the government shutdown with political analysis in his checks and balances report, that is all coming up at 5:45. at 5:06 right now, new this morning, exclusive new images obtained by nbc of the family at the heart of that house of horrors abuse story in southern california. a mother and father are now being held on $9 million bail after one of their daughters last week escaped their home and called 911. authorities say some of the 13 children inside the home were chained to furniture. nbc's miguel almaguer will have more including new clues from the family from neighbors in the first hour of the "today" show

at 7:00 a.m. 5:06 right now. happening today a santa rosa high school will finally reopen. cardinal newman high school has been closed since the north bay firestorm. the october fire heavily damaged the library, administration building and two dozen classrooms. students have been attending classes at several santa rosa area churches. >> san francisco police will host a follow-up town hall meeting following a deadly police shooting in december. on december 1st an arriving rookie officer shot and killed 42 years suspect key anti o'neal. he car jacked a california lottery van. police also say he was not armed. john burris is representing the suspect's family and believes charges should be filed against the officer. that's not happened. tonight's meeting takes place in the bay view district. a record number of interventions being reported for people who intended to jump off of the golden gate bridge. according to the marin ij bridge patrol team members last year

talked down 245 people, contemplating suicide. during the prior year that number was 184 at the same time. fewer suicides were reported last year than one year earlier. santa clara county leaders considering a plan to provide affordable housing for teachers. palo alto weekly reports supervisor samidian is proposing providing up to 120 below market units in palg. the property would provide housing for teachers from four silicon valley school districts. a new video to show you this morning shows the blanket of snow in the sierra. the video courtesy of heavenly mountains resort. the past weekend proved to be a pretty one for ski row sorts. sierra got a decent dousing of snow from last weekend's storm and there could be more on the way. tell us it's true, kari hall. >> it's coming down right now because we are seeing that rain, the sierra is getting that snow

and we can see it on the radar now, all of the bright white we're seeing snow coming down in the sierra. this is a fairly weak system and will have a heavier storm midweek between wednesday and thursday. look at how much more additional snow we could have, another possible 2 feet or more in some of the higher elevations. now, as we see this rain tapering off today, our high temperatures will reach into the mid to upper 50s, even some low 60s for san jose and also most of the rain clearing by about 8:00 or 9:00 this morning as we go through the rest of the day we are going to get a mix of sun and clouds and san francisco reaching 54 degrees and 58 in livermore. as we head over to mike, how are those roads moving with the wet conditions? >> the wet conditions demand that folks slow down a tad bit, especially if it's not heavily raining because you will think everything is okay. traction is an issue. we have had a number of smaller reports around the -- across the morning, but in san francisco i just got confirmation they have cleared all lanes northbound 280

at cesar chavez. that's good news. there were some round ro bins to clear vehicles from the center divide over off to the shoulder and no more slowing, but still slippery conditions, be careful out there. over in toward the bay bridge we have slowing showing up on the maze. this is one factor, the richmond-san rafael bridge, the richmond side, look at all this rain falling on the lens. these conditions would demand folks slow down even when there's light traffic. coming up next on "today in the bay," banning tobacco is one of the bay area's busiest airports, the proposal up for senate this week. plus -- >> i'm still waiting for us to like wake up at some point. >> it's like a dream. >> reliving an unthinkable moment. we hear from the men who thwarted a terror attack in france as their historic story now hits the big screen. and facebook thinks it's found a new way to combat fake news, all that when "today in the bay" continues. the bathroom.

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right now at 5:13 as you get ready to head out the door it is a soggy one, even though we haven't seen a lot of that rain in san jose, just head farther to the north in sunnyvale and fremont, we're seeing some of those showers coming down. as we take a live look outside in san jose right now let's go to los gatos, we will have a chance of rain through about 7:00. other than that it's going to be a mostly cloudy and cool day. we will take a look ahead to the rest of the week as our next storm system moves in, that's coming up in five minutes.

and this live look from our oakland camera, you see the glow for the lights and a slippery soupy conditions in parts of the bay. no major crashes for oakland but folks tapping their brakes all over the place. be careful, we will show you the slowing as you approach the bay bridge. thank you, mike. 5:14 right now. to a developing story for you. terrifying moments at a florida shopping mall this morning. police are looking for a man who was seen running shortly after two pipe bombs explodesed there. this happened last night in polk county. eve device appeared to be composed of some type of flare inside of a pvc pipe wrapped in electrical tape. police are also inspecting another suspicious device left near the mall's movie theater. no one was hurt, but there was damage to the ceiling and the mall was evacuated as a precaution. a bizarre reckless driving investigation is under way after an accident in san francisco's castro district this weekend.

take a look at that, a cellphone video of a driver slowly driving on the sidewalk hitting parking meters and trees. it all happened on saturday afternoon. police say he also backed into a deli, drove through intersections without stopping and crossed into the i don't think side of the street. 70-year-old kenneth rotter who lives in that van with his dog was arrested. he told police there was something wrong with his brakes, but police say he was under the influence. rotter is facing chorjs of attempted murder, vandalism, hit and run and more. fortunately no one was hurt. leaders tomorrow will consider following san francisco's steps in bang the sales of flavored tobacco products. the san mateo daily journal reports supervisors will vote on a proposal to outlaw sales of the product in unincorporated areas and that would have you san francisco international airport. san francisco supervisors approved a similar measure last

year that opponents are trying to repeal. facebook plans to rank news agencies based on their credibility. >> scott mcgrew, president trump tried something similar. >> he did, trump ranked the least credible news agencies at least in his opinion, right? facebook will rank news agencies it finds most credible, two sides of the same coin. "the new york times" says facebook will allow users to vote on which agencies they believe the most. so cnn or nbc or fox news and then see more information from those agencies in their feeds. this as facebook tries to undo some of the damage it did during the presidential election by spreading fake news articles. much of it spread by russia bots, take accounts. speaking of russian bots twitter snuck some news into late friday morning. i want to repeat it because i think it's important. twitter said friday as many as 50,000 accounts on its services from russian bots, contributing to misinformation during the presidential election. their res analogies reached as

many as 677,000 americans. those numbers are much bigger than twitter had previously disclosed. wall street waiting to see that will happen with the federal government this morning, there is a vote at 9:00 a.m. our time to reopen the government for three weeks and netflix reports profits this afternoon. and amazon opens its first no checkout store to the public this morning in downtown seattle. you check in using your amazon app, grab items you want and just leave. no checkout. sensors total up what you have as you leave and charge your amazon account. those who have tried it say it feels a little like shoplifting but seems to work. i think it's obviously hard on cashiers, we're seeing automation, but there is a certain drugstore i won't name it, let's call it cvs where you stand in line just forever and if i could just go right through, i'd pay more money. >> 18 people in line, one person checking them out. >> i wonder when you're able to tale to see if they correctly

charged you. >> probably right on your app as you're walking to if you wanted to. it will be right there to say, yep, that's what i had. >> interesting. this next story you all probably remember this,8ñ a herc story put in the spotlight again, about three friends from sacramento who actually prevented a terror attack in france. >> it was remarkable. it happened a couple years ago. friends spencer stone, alek skarlatos and anthony sadler helped take down a heavily armed man on a train between amsterdam and paris. police believe their actions stopped a terror attack. the three men are from sacramento and this weekend they were honored during a church service there. this comes as a movie about the men which is directed by clint eastwood is set to be released next month. >> the whole thing has been unimaginable and very hard to put into words to be honest. we're very grateful. >> so get this, the three men play themselves in the movie. so now they're actors. >> isn't that cool? >> i like that. i mean, they know what actually

happened there, they know those emotions, so i guess you are the best actor to, you know -- >> then you tell clint eastwood, no, we need to do the scene this way. >> that is not what i was feeling. >> gives you that classic clint eastwood look. >> a lot of people are struggling with how5/ to become you know, that level for actors so i think it's clear -- >> nice, true heroes. >> you become an international hero, you stop terrorism and then that's the easy road to become an actor. >> that's what you do. all it takes. >> a national hero. okay. our hero here this morning, kari. >> i don't know about that. >> you keep us up to date. >> kari hall as herself. >> right. we have some rain rolling through here this morning, we are going to have the showers in the next hour or two and then we will have a very nice afternoon. as we get a look at all the green there kofg the radar, through most of the bay area, and we are going to see wet road conditions having you slow down just a bit. a closer look at san jose, we

haven't seen much of the rain here. as you get a look at that seven-day forecast up at the bottom of the screen we will have another chance of rain through the forecast as we go through the week. as you go a little farther north of the san jose head up 101 or 280, we are seeing some showers moving through the peninsula off and on, also in san francisco across the bay to oakland and then over towards the tri-valley as well. we're seeing the rain coming down at a good pace in every will more. as we go through that morning commute in the east bay, by 7:00 mostly cloudy, a few less -- less of those showers movingf!ñ through and our temperatures dipping to 48 degrees. some peeks of sunshine by early afternoon. i think we will get more sun later on today after this system moves through we will have another round of rain moving through on wednesday. this one looks stronger with heavier downpours, heavier sierra snow. we could have gusty winds and cold temperatures that could drop those snow levels heading into the end of the week. toward the weekend most of the

bay area stays dry except for most of the mend seat toe county as we will see a chance of showers there. another chance of rain early next week. lots to track here, but for the most part we will see the heaviest and strongest storm coming through between wednesday night and thursday morning that could bring an inch of rain. as we are looking at the rest of the forecast a chance to dry out throughout the weekend in san francisco, temperatures warming up, too, look at the inland areas, up to 65 degrees by sunday. mike was telling me you will need to slow down a bit for these conditions. that's right, because slick roadways even though the traffic is not that heavy in most parts of the bay you need to slow down a bit, mind your speed because you are going to slow down more gradually with slick conditions on the off ramps and on ramps. the green all over the bay means slicker roadways all the way down in towards silicon valley as kari talked about getting a little break down here. moving toward the north bay there is even a little fog registers west of novato, so just use that as a word of caution along the coast.

getting over toward the bay bridge we see slowing on our grid right here. now, there's no incidents on the maze, but look at the live camera from the bay bridge toll plaza itself. we do have the rain falling on the lens so the conditions with the amount of slowing and the metering lights were just turned on a couple minutes ago. we are looking at the transit system, no delays, but in these% conditions sometimes they will slow the bart trains down a bitñ we will track that. sc coming up(li next on "today th%h%ny what many people are going to be talking about this morning, the memorable moments from last night's saga wards.

5:25 right now. this morning we have an exclusive look inside the place where north and south korean athletes may train for the winter olympics. here is nbc's lester holt. >> reporter: this is an image of north korea that people don't expect and one this country wants the world to see and we're here because north and south kore korean athletes will be training together here, something we couldn't have anticipated until just a few weeks ago. this a result of course of the face-to-face talks which have given a sense of optimism that maybe some of the tensions on this peninsula will be dialed down. notwithstanding the nuclear standoff that continues and issues over the sanctions, but we're covering that story here, we will tell you more about why we're here and what we're

hearing from people on the slopes. i'm lester holt. >> lester holt's live coverage in north korea continues through tuesday. he will give viewers a rare inside kim jong-un's regime days ahead of the 2018 winter olympics. well, the first of the golden globes, last night the sag awards. >> the screen actors guild awards honors the top performances in movies and television voted on by their pearce. winners were similar to the golden globes. three bill words won the best film while frances mcdormand won best actress. gary oldman won an award for his role as winston churchill. "this is us" took home best drama ensemble and best actor. >> none of these other shows look like us, the fact that we get a chance to come and we won,

this is a very special night. >> sterling k. brown there, just a great actor on that show. morgan freeman accepted the lifetime achievement award and for the first time ever the sag awards featured only women as presenters. step aside, marcus washington. no, not at all, i need you here. coming up next on "today in the bay" we have two breaking news stories this morning all happening in the south bay. plus kari has what we need to know when it comes to the rain sweeping the bay area. >> we are seeing scattered showers moving through a live look outside in palo alto with those rain drops on the lens, but this rain will be clearing out fairly early, a nice day ahead, we will talk about that coming up next. the new requireml have to meet. and the big change for california drivers starting today, the new requirements we will all have to meet.

commute.. you can see from our radar-- the 5:30 for you right now on this monday morning. as we take a look you can see a wet morning commute for you, you can see our radar right now, that rain widespread is going to make for some wet roadways this morning. we will get you up to speed before you head out the door. good morning and thank you for joining us, i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. let's check in with kari right now, she's got a look at our forecast for this monday morning. >> starts out soggy but it won't be like this all day long. the morning commute will be wet, the afternoon commute all dry as this quick moving round of showers moves through and brings

us rain and sierra snow. as we get a closer look we can see that the rain has been scattered and right now starting to move into san jose as we will continue to see this rain pushing through. as we go through the 9:00 hour the rain will start to taper off for most of the bay area and then our rainfall totals for the day will be about a quarter of an inch or less. we will have another storm system moving in on wednesday and we will talk about that, but what are you doing this weekend? i will have a look at your weekend forecast coming up. mike is says lights and rain at the bay bridge. >> lights, rain, light rain. looking at the backup at the bay bridge, the metering lights turned on right on schedule. look at the effect of the rain on your speeds. now, the map will show you green highlighting means wet roadways, this morning and yellow slower speeds coming in off of 24, 580 and over in through the maze. that was right as kari's radar shows that rain sweeping over the oakland area. the rest of your commute a light volume of traffic but the slick conditions are the ones i'm worried about. lower the speeds a bit and ease

on to the braking. two big stories in the south bay this morning both in south san jose. a deadly shooting at an apartment complex, but first breaking details from a hotel that was surrounded by multiple police agencies. this is from across the area. >> "today in the bay's" pete suratos just arrived on the scene. pete, can you tell us what's going on? >> reporter: yeah, good morning. we're just getting here at the wyndham garden san jose silicon valley. right behind me you can still see there is a heavy police presence, you still have san jose police, santa clara county sheriff's department as well as san jose fire here for what we're going told is a standoff inside of that hotel. now, i did go inside the hotel where there were negotiators in the lobby area. what they're telling me at this point is that there is a subject in there, we don't know if it's a male or female, with a felony warrant. that's what they're telling me as of this morning. what they're doing right now,

what they're saying they are negotiating what they're referring to as a peaceful surrend surrender. at least they confirm to me there is a person inside that hotel room with a felony warrant they are negotiating with at this time. now, they told me they've been here for closing in on double digits when it comes to the amount of hours this standoff has been taking place. i know a witness told our newsroom that apparently a battering ram was used at some point yesterday to get into a hotel room on the second floor. what information wasn't confirmed by san jose police when i just spoke to them, but for those just tuning in we can confirm there is a person inside that hotel room with a felony warrant. they are working on negotiating with that person peacefully at this time. we're hoping to get more details from san jose police at some point this morning. of course, once we get those details we will bring them to you in the newsroom. live in san jose, pete suratos for "today in the bay." in about three miles away from a developing story that we're following, police are investigating a deadly shooting

at the assent apartments. happened 9:00 on charlotte drive off of cottle road and raleigh. a victim, a man was dead when they arrived. no info on a motive for a suspect. "today in the bay's" bob redell is at the apartment complex gathering more information now. he is going to join us with another report at 6:00 a.m. 5:34. to developing news out of our nation's capitol. a live look in washington where we are entering day three of the government shutdown. this morning lawmakers on capitol hill are trying to reach a bipartisan agreement. the senate is expected to vote at 9:00 our time this morning today on a three-week funding bill. senate majority leader republican mitch mcconnell says that he will work on a daca resolution once the government reopens. this morning senate minority leader chuck schumer is set to meet with democrats who are skeptical that republicans won't follow through and take action to protect d.r.e.a.m.ers. locally a big impact of the shutdown, this closure to national parks, this is from ore

the weekend. tourists showed up to muir woods not knowing it would be closed an we were met right here, this mess right here at ft. funston as the park goers packed skyline boulevard because the parking lot was closed, alcatraz and yosemite are only partially opened. >> we're thinking what's going on, you know, so, yeah, so the government shutdown. government shutdown. >> it's an emblem of the dysfunction in our government and i think it's a sign that just the country as a whole doesn't know what it wants from our government. >> now, if the shutdown does not end soon it could delay your tax refund. the irs has to furlough nearly half of its workforce. scott mcgrew will continue our coverage on the government shutdown. that's coming up in about ten minutes. happening today despite the government shutdown today california will start issuing a new kind of id that the feds want you to have if you want to

fly nationally. kris sanchez shows us what it means to all of us and how soon we will need what they're calling the real id. >> you can keep using your current california id forever if you want to, but if you want to be able to use your california id for travel within the u.s., you will have to get that real id and today is the first day that you can get one. here is a look at that new california id, they will look a little different, you can see poppies there on the left-hand corner, there is a minor there on the right side. under uv light you will see the golden gate bridge and coit tower. the federal requirement is in order to tighten security features and the documents that you have to provide to get one. that was coming after the 9/11 commission findings. the dmv provided us this explanation for why you don't need to get in line right away. >> there is no need to rush into a dmv field office. until october 1st, 2020, a valid california driver's license or

id card can be used for federal purposes, including boarding a domestic flight, entering military bases or secure federal facilities. >> okay. so october 1st, 2020. so you might need that much time to get your documents together because it is a lengthy list. first of all, you have to apply in person at the dmv, you just can't renew it, and you have to provide your birth certificate or u.s. passport, nondiseases have to show a permanent resident card or foreign passport with an i-94 form, also employment authorization documents. you must provide a valid social security number, proof of california residency and then you have to pay $30 for a real id, $35 for a real id driver's license. again, you don't have to rush out and get one right away, but if you are up for renewal you will be offered that option as long as you have all of those right documents. and your local dmv may have extra saturday hours in order to accommodate the folks who want one.

as for the picture, i can't guarantee that that will be any better, laura. >> can they provide good lighting? >> one can shop, right? >> some photo shopping. >> that would be lovely. >> thanks, kris. today a pittsburg family they are taking such a painful step forward. one daughter already has died, the other has been on life support after police say a driver fleeing from officers crashed into them last week. just tragic story. there was a vigil for both girls last night and now the family is set to take their two-year-old off of life support. at last check camera cardoza was declared brain dead from that crash. her organs will be donated soon. her older sister died shortly after the crash last wednesday. their mother the only other person in the car was also injured, but is now out of the hospital. relatives tell us now they're forced to imagine a future without these sweet little girls. >> we're not going to see them grow up. we're not going to see them go

to school. we're not going to see them graduate. we're not going to see them walk down the aisle when they get married. they took -- they took everything from us. >> it's just not fair. people should learn a lesson from this. contra costa county sheriff's deputies arrested 23-year-old noe saucedo. he was in a stolen truck and was being chased by sheriff's deputies when he caused that crash. >> sad story. 5:39 for you right now. cell phones stolen right out of bart riders' hands. this happened twice this weekend. officers did arrest a 15-year-old for stealing a cellphone on a train at west oakland station and someone actually snatched a phone from a rider waiting at a train on the platform, this at macarthur station also in oakland. that suspect got away. good morning, folks. take a look at this wet roadways, you know they're wet because the road weather index shows that to be the case. that's where the green

highlighting is all around the bay north of silicon valley. taking you over to highway 1, pacifica known for the fog fest, also known for the slowing at manor drive, there is a crash, one lane reopened but one still closed by this crash coming off 280 and heading down the coast. the green highlighting still here, slicker roadways. getting over toward the bay bridge we're outlining your travel times and suddenly the east shore freeway shows slowing at the top of your screen, a burst of traffic coming in. 880, let me show you why that has slowing coming up through oakland. because it's harder to see right now, mist, drizzle, slicker roadways. you clearly have company coming off the weekend, guys. >> yay, because it's monday. >> what do we do on monday? we think about the weekend. >> we're planning for the next weekend. >> we do start out with rain this morning, seeing that all across the bay area as you get ready to head out the door, but let's look ahead to a beautiful reekend forecast. now, on saturday we have a lot of sunshine, temperatures reaching into the mid to upper 50s for the coast and bay,

inland areas 61 degrees and each warmer on sunday. so what are you planning to do? it's going to be up to 65 degrees and mostly sunny skies and the coast will be at 58 degrees. if you are going to the beach you will need a nice warm sweater or jacket, monterey is looking good, up to 66 degrees on sunday and saturday not bad, 61 degrees. if you are going to heavenly a lot of extra snow on the ground for the weekend and it will be clearing in time for friday. temperatures warming up as well so you can see with temperatures in the 50s. i think it's going to be pretty popular this weekend. once again let me know what you're doing i'm @karihallweather on twitter and you may see the event or place you're headed to featured right here, i do a weekend forecast every morning at about 5:38. i will have a look at today's temperature trend and another look at the radar coming up in three minutes. 5:41 right now. coming up next on "today in the bay," a warning to dog owners. the illness sweeping the bay area and it's turning deadly. what you can do to protect your

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the south. we can see the sprinkles on the camera as we get a look outside. let's go to willow glen. we will have that chance of rain through 7:00 but after that we will be left with clouds and cold temperatures. as we go through the rest of the week more rounds of rain moving in. i will have a look at that and what you can expect into the weekend. that's coming up in five minutes. over here a view from our palo alto camera shows just about as many drops on the lens as cars on the road. an easy drive, but the conditions demand you slow it down. we will talk about progress over on the peninsula coming up. 5:45 right now. as we've been reporting california has been hit hard by the flu. dozens of people have died. there's also more. we're learning that dog flu is spreading. the san francisco spca says that there are now confirmed cases of canine flu in the city. no word on how many cases. veterinarians say symptoms are runny nose, cough and eye discharge. last week veterinarians in south

bay reported 70 dogs with signs of flu. in politics this morning some breaking news. vice president mike pence just said the u.s. embassy in jerusalem will open next week. today he met with israeli's prime minister but palestinian leaders refused to meet with him and there are protests. in bethlehem demonstrators burned pence's photo. president trump infuriated palestinians saying the u.s. will recognize jur use thumb as israel's capital. scott mcgrew joins us now. t+( >> the senate will vote to work out a three-week funding deal. no deal they will get the votes or that the house will agree. the main sticking point is daca. despite polls that show more than 85% of americans support solving the daca issue, congress has not moved on it.

we think republicans in the senate will offer to promise to start working on immigration in exchange for a three-week funding deal. now, lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have complained they are unsure what it is that president trump wants in all of this. he has said he would take, quote, the heat as democrats and republicans came upa,ú with a bipartisan deal on immigration and they did, and then the president said it wasn't enough and the government shut down. lawmakers on both sides suspect this is all because of this man, steven miller, has the president's ear. there have been several examples of deals coming off the table last minute and the suspicion is this young adviser is the one advising the president to turn those deals down. in fact, republican lindsey graham said over the weekend every time we have a proposal it's yanked back by the white house staff members. as long as steven miller is in charge of negotiating immigration, we're going now, it could get lost in the

news about the shutdown .5ñ this week is critical for nafta as well. american negotiators were supposed to travel to montreal to discuss the agreement. it's not clear whether that's going to happen. donald trump has said he wants to get rid of nafta and this is the last set of negotiations to save it before the midterm campaign season really gets under way. we're going to have full coverage of the attempt to reopen the government on our midday news. in the meantime watch for news updates on twitter, both on my feed and of course nbcbayarea.com. 5:48 right now. this morning super bowl matchup is setuo we are just 13 days aw from the big game which you will be able to watch on nbc bay area. >> in case you missed it san mateo native tom brady will make a record appearance, eight to the super bowl right there. brady yesterday led the new england patriots to a come back win over the jaguars. the patriots will play the philadelphia eagles in minnesota. super bowl lii.

the checked the odds, the patriots are favored by 5 1/2. >> for patriots fans super bowls may be hoe hum but in philadelphia last night eek else fans celebrating the team's first super bowl appearance, it's been 13 years. so police they didn't take any chances. this is funny. look at this. before the game officers planned for a possible party, they used chris co using that shortening to grease the downtown light poles so people couldn't climb up them. smells like fried chicken this morning. >> it's going to be so cold there, i couldn't even want to deal with super bowl and those very frigid temperatures they always have in february. the cleanup, too. we don't have to worry about that. we will have rain washing everything clean this morning as you get ready to head out the door. it's going to be a soggy morning but the afternoon all clears up so we will have this quick round of rain moving in, this is outc ahead ofcñ/x a cold front that only drop our temperatures a few degrees as we get a closer look we can see some rain moving through san jose while other

se forecast shows you when our next round ofs;n rain moves in and h the temperatures cool off behind that. mateo seeing showers, also in wood side, while palo alto is fairly dry now. we can see the rain as it moves out of san francisco over toward oakland. we are seeing the rain for much of the east bay. a soggy morning commute, a little bit of some scattered showers in the tri-valley right now with our high temperatures today reaching into the upper 50s and low 60s. overall a fairly mild day with mostly cloudy skies. as you're getting dressed this morning make sure you grab the umbrellas. early risers have to deal with this rain but everyone else throughout the day will have dry conditions. light long sleeves. and you'll also need the sunglasses today because once this rain rolls out of here we will get some sunshine and you will also be comfortable with the light long sleeves and the pants as we go throughout the day with our highs in the upper 50s. and then our next round of rain moves in late on wednesday. this one could be a stronger one

bringing in heavier rain and gusty winds, also heavy sierra snow with the rain continuing into early thursday. the weekend for the most part is looking dry. as we get a look at our seven-day forecast, highs in the low 50s for san francisco and you can see a nice weekend ahead with upper 50s in san francisco and mid 60s for the inland areas. mike, you are saying now there is a new crash reported in dublin. >> there is, kari, and i've been moving this camera around in dublin to see if i can find the crash. i cannot. i do see some slowing just past this tassajara exit and the auto mall over on the shoulder, the right shoulder or the northern side of the freeway.rúfñ we see slowing heading toward reported. i can't see the details forb t crash but ñ-x do see some slowig that that will be a factor. right now approaching the dublin interchan interchange. more slowing down in through sunol, an earlier crash on the shoulder at bernal. the castro valley y, that's a

good amount of slowing for this time of a day on a monday the wet roadways demand your slowing and you are seeing that north 101 through san jose. this crash in pacifica has cleared, a little slowly toward the one remaining lane that still has activity there and the san mateo bridge shows you the a little tough because even though it might not be raining still water on the roadways, guys. back to you. it's 5:52. still ahead, beach day canceled. the reason is popular stretch of coastline is closed this morning. but first happening now terror concerns are costing stricter tsa scrutiny of air cargo go he from five muslim countries. all cargo from egypt, qatar, saudi arabia and united arab emirates will be subject to new requirements. new diet coke flavors are being rolled out this morning in some markets. the new options include ginger lime, feisty cherry, zesty blood orange and twisted mango.

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the posey tube is closing down for overnight cleaning. a good monday morning to you. happening tonight the posey tube closing down for overnight cleaning. work will start at 10:00 p.m.

crews will watch the entire tunnel. it will reopen at 4:30 in the morning but then crews will be cleaning it again overnight on tuesday and wednesday. starting next monday the webster tube will be closed for overnight cleaning, spring cleaning there. enrollment is rising at city college of san francisco. the examiner reports this morning that the school had an increase of more than 4500 students at the start of the semester. the second semester the school has offered free tuition for san francisco residents. school officials say that there's been nearly 15% enrollment increase among residents. voters approved the free tuition program back in 2016. it's paid for by a real estate transfer tax. bad news at the pump. that means a price increase. this one is because crude oil prices are rising. over the past two weeks gas prices have jumped 4 entz can. the national average is $2.58 a gallon for regular gas. as usual the numbers are much higher here in the bay area. here are the prices in san

francisco right now, $3.28 and san jose and oakland it's $3.17. financial experts are stressing the importance of having money set aside for emergencies. this after a new survey from bankrate.com found out about half of americans have emergency funds. most americans don't have enough savings to cover a $1,000 emergency. experts say that's not nearly enough. >> you want to have enough to cover six months' worth of expenses ideally in your emergency fund. >> another survey from smart about money.org found nine out of ten people are likely to face what is called income shock during their careers. that means a drop0"ñ in your ye over year income of 10% or more. experts say it's never too late to start savings and it's fine to start small. they recommend having an easily accessible cash account. it's almost time to start filing your taxes. the irs says that they will start accepting 2017 federal income tax returns next monday,

january 29th. if you are not an early bird filer, don't worry, you will have until tuesday, april 17thi to get your returns filed. the average low and middle income households will get about $1,000 in annual savings due to the recent tax cuts. people who sold bitcoin or any other digital currency will be expected to report profits on their federal tax returns. 5:58. warning along the coast. nearly 5 million gallons of wastewater have spilled into the monterey bay. officials say the leak was caused by an equipment failure at a wastewater treatment facility in marina. several beaches are closed along the coast right now. they will stay closed until samples show that the water is safe. also new this morning, the country's leading pediatricians say it's crucial that pregnant women and young children have a healthy diet. the american academy of pediatrics says doctors should recommend specific foods that provide nutrients needed for brain development.

they should know how to refer at-risk families to food pantries. asúí#t(vj newfñ moms6mh should encouraged to breast feed for at least six months. the statue of liberty will open despite the government shutdown. new york governor andrew cuomo announced yesterday that the state will pay to keep the landmark open, no matter what happens in congress. right now at 6:00 we are following breaking news out of the south bay, two active scenes just minutes away from each other. we're live as police investigate a standoff at a hotel and a deadly shooting outside an apartment complex. plus we are entering day three of the government shutdown. the crucial vote planned in washington this morning to try to end it all. and we are tracking a wet morning commute. a live look at our radar on this monday morning as the latest round of rain is hitting the bay area. what you need to know before you head out the door. "today in the bay" continues right now. we say continues because if you ever want to get up we're here at 4:30 in the morning.

just saying. >> 4:30, 5:00. >> we're happy you're here at 6:00. i'm laura garcia. >> and imt marcus washington. we want to go to meteorologist kari hall. a lot of people going to wake up to wet roads right there and the rain will stop later in the day. >> we will still have a little while longer with the showers rolling lieu. we are going to have a very soggy morning the rain ends those roads may still be wet for a while. we are looking at a lot of green here from marin county on southward as we've seen it covering the bay area for the past couple of hours. by 9:00 we will start to see the rain tapering off leaving behind for some about a tenth to a quarter inch of rain and then this afternoon we will get some sunshine breaking out and temperatures staying on the mild side. so we will take a look ahead to the next storm system moving in and how the rest of the week will shape up. mike is showing some more slowing nowzlwñ in the tri-vall >> that's right. partially becausezih> of traffic, partly because of th1zi!conditions. also because of a crash westl% here.