ad-lib radar. we're tracking rain headed to the bay area. a live look at radar right now. kari has a look at the full forecast. keep the umbrella handy. good morning and thanks so much for joining us, hope you're coming off a great;rn weekend, laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. as you said, rain. >> yeah. >> some people are like -- but we need it. >> we need it. we cannot be like eh at all because we will have this round today and then a couple more rounds as we head through the week. we are going to have some very much needed rain starting out this morning in the north bay where we've seen those showers pretty much covering all of the north bay. we have had some spotty rain here and there for san ea yet made it to the south bay, but as we get a closer look at the north bay now coming down pretty good.

we will continue to track this as it gradually makes its way to the south. more on that in just a few minutes. mike, you already have a traffic alert but it's been lifted roorksity? >> it has just been lifted. it's not norin the north bay. we have a couple small crashes on the side of the row, i will talk about those in the next report. southbound 101 there was a sig alert, we will call it a traffic alert, had has cleared, a crash and debris left a couple lanes closed for about a half hour. better news heading south down toward the golden gate bridge. no problems over here for the east bay, but look behind me, still a little bit of overnight sprinkles as well. be careful even though. back to you. we do have some breaking news to tell you about this morning, arrest made after a chase ends near stanford. neighborhood was in lockdown for several hours earlier this morning. >> right now bob redell live for us this morning. bob, what have you been able to

learn? >> reporter: well, marcus and laura, i can tell you that the danger is gone here at stanford and el camino. you can see the last of the officers responding to this scene. this is the palo alto police department. this is a response that involved palo alto, city of mountain view and city of sunnyvale. this happened just before midnight in the city of sunnyvale. officers there were responding to a report of shots fired when they arrived there there were two suspects, they took off, there was a chase in stanford and el camino in this area and the suspects were on the loose. we understand k-9,were out here. i did speak to an officer on the scene who told me ten minutes ago that earlier this evening or this morning they did arrest the two suspects and are not looking for anyone else and there were no injuries despite the fact that there were shots fired whi which they are still trying to confirm. two people are dead onei-i inju

peninsula. the search for whoever2n is behd q#;ujuu happened about 9:00 last night[7dxoutside a market of$ñ hillside boulevard near da city. the broadmoor police chief says one victim died at the scene, a second died at the hospital. officers say the shooter may have known at least one of the victims. police came up empty after an all out search of the area last night. they do not believe the gunman is still in the area. it's 4:33 right now here in the bay area. parkland, florida, it is 7:33 and teachers are returning to school there where 17 students and staff members were killed on valentine's day. teachers are expected to prepare today and tomorrow and students are expected to return to class on wednesday. yesterday the school held an open house for teachers and students. that building has been cordoned off, set to be torn down and turned into a memorial for victims. coming up in 30 minutes we will take a closer look at where the gun control fight is that many

of those florida students are undertaking, where it stands this morning. the flame is out in south korea. athletes on their way home. after two weeks of competition here is> . a piece at the closing -- there you go, turn the flame out there. here is a piece of the closing ceremony, in case you missed it. pretty cool. nice way to say good-bye. we are now just two and a half years away from what? the 2020 summer olympic games where we strike up the music once again. that will happen in tokyo. this morning we expect 100 athletes to come through sf this morning. >> that includes jamie anderson. this is stroo from a few weeks ago during the big sendoff when they were leaving at sfo. expect a similar scene this morning. here is the final medical count for you. norway thez8o0 powerhouse of t

2018 winter olympic games, 39 medals there, 14 of them gold. germany overtaking canada for that second place and right now team u.s.a. they sit at fourth place with nine gold medals, not too bad. the netherlands in fifth and south korea which hosted the olympics is in sixth place. >> it's kind of hard to believe, it seems like we had the countdown, we waited so long for the olympics and it was great showing and now it's gone. >> watching the closing ceremonies i said, well, and there it is. >> here is a perk, the midday show is back 11:00 to 12:00, you can join us not only at 4:30 in the morning but at 11:00. all right. coming up next on "today in the bay" this morning monday, watch out, apple, here comes sam stungs latest galaxy smartphone. 3-d emojis that you and your kids might be obsessed with. filling up on this monday morning, gas prices are inching lower, but how long will this last? what expsxi5ñ are saying coming up. and it's a brand-new

workday, live pictures of the bay bridge toll plaza this morning. a little backup. i mean, for this early in the morning. we're going to check in with mike inouye and see what's going on.

good morning, i'm landon dowdy and here are today's top business laheadlines. >> the dow, nasdaq and s&p 500 all ending in positive territory

for the second straight week. investors will be on the lookout for several economic reports including data on housing, manufacturing, the consumer, auto sales and gdp. on friday the dow road to 25,309, the nasdaq closing up 127 to 7,337. samsung is betting big on emojis with its latest phone. users can make 3-d emojis of themselves by taking a selfie then as their car toonish self they will strike a pose. it will retail for about $729 and the s9 plus for $840 and preorders start this friday. can't wait for girl scout cookie season? you don't have to. duncan doughnuts is releasing three new flavored coffees today, thin mints, coconut carmel and peanut butter. they have signed a licensing deal with the girl scouts. the flavors are available in hot and iced coffee, lattes,

macchiatos, frozen coffees and hot chocolate. they will be on the menu through may. they may be looking for a jolt in their sales. >> that sounds delicious but so much for monday, you know, diet. >> they would have had me if they had a samoa. thanks, landon. some relief at the gas pump, prices dropped 6 cents over the past two weeks, that is the first decline since december. experts say prices will rise again as crude oil prices continue to go up. right now gas prices about 25 cents higher than they were last february. here is what a glop of regular will cost you. san francisco $4.43, the highest in the nation. $3.32 in oakland and $3.29 in san jose. for a lot of people heading to the gas station in morning prepare to have the umbrella handy. >> while you are at the gas station make sure those windshield wipers are working well. we will start to see rain moving

in. mostly seeing it in the north bay right now, south bay still clear and dry. as we go to los gatos it's going to be a chilly one, we will talk about what to wear and how long this rain lasts coming up next. and, kari, we are looking at a beautiful view of the bay bridge. look at the traffic, that's what i look at, it's moving smoothly on the span, laura showed you the backup at the toll plaza. i will tell you what i think is causing that coming up. today in

it )s monday and we have some wt roads out there! and welcome back. you're watching "today in the bay" at 4:44 right now. taking a live look out on san francisco. a monday that will come with rain for some of you in the bay area. taking a look right now, we're going to have the complete forecast for you as well as your traffic reports coming up, but first got a little treat for you, how about some k-pop from south korea. ♪ >> that's rapper cl and her electrifying performance at the closing ceremony last night. it is certainly trending this morning. she can rap, sing and dance. here in the states we call that a triple threat. she had the entire stadium

chanting with her. the performance just one of several that featured the k-pop music scene. >> i was very impressed by that. my first time being exposed to k-pop like that. >> never too early to get caught up on your forecast, right, because if you're getting ready to head out it's going to be a different day in terms of rain and starting out with some cool temperatures. i've been tracking it all on the radar this morning. as we get a look at the north bay it's pretty much just covered with rain. it's just coming down in some spots, especially for marin and sonoma counties as you get ready to head out the door, seeing darker green there indicating heavier rain right around petaluma. we've also seen this changing over to some light snow for some of our higher elevations above 1500 to 2000 feet in elevation. this is what we will have to watch throughout the morning

with these cold temperatures. right now we're mostly in the 40s and low 50s as you get ready to head out. our highs today will only make it into the mid 50s so not really warming up much from where we are now. that seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen shows a lot more rain in the forecast. so getting dressed this morning you do need to make sure you're prepared with a rain jacket or the umbrella, something that will help keep you dry with those spotty showers popping up. there will be some breaks, though, in the rain. so if you do have some rain boots make sure you have something else that will be a lot more comfortable and jeans also a good option today as we will at times have gusty winds kicking up. here is a look at how that rain starts to dip to the south as we head into the east bay, the south bay and the peninsula through the 7:30 hour. we've got a couple more hours before that rain makes it into the south bay and then we will see it rolling farther to the south. also looks like we will see some snow on mt. hamilton today. as we go into the afternoon some scattered showers start to pop

up and that can produce heavy downpours, also some hail. then we take it through wednesday, wednesday night into thursday our next storm system moves in. this one looks to produce a lot more rain and a lot of heavy snow for parts of the sierra. even through friday, saturday, possibly sunday we could still see some rain moving into the bay area. so it is going to be a very wet week with a few breaks in between. so today a storm chance, tomorrow we're dry, rain returns late on wednesday and continues through thursday, friday as well as saturday and some cool temperatures all week long. looks like we could see some clearing by sunday and those cool temperatures will remain. so i will have more on how much rain and snow we'll get. mike, you're starting out with the crowd at the bay bridge. >> you know, we had a lot more actually a few minutes ago, but it was unusually heavy as laura

had said at that time of the morning -- at this time of the morning. we're looking at the crash lanes still backed up. the fast track lanes are streaming through, traffic is not held up by any metering lights but we did get a good early rush of traffic here. here is what i think is happening, i think a lot of folks may have had last week off or taking it easy last week coming back in because some schools had that winter break and so overall the bay's traffic was a lot lighter last week, now folks are trying to get an early start to get back in the office and catch up on the e-mail. behind me there is a crash 680 at stone valley southbound side and off to the shoulder. i told you i'd point it out if it was still there. no problems coming out of the tri-valley. wet roadways in spots for hayward and more coming down. we will call out in fremont out of union city south 880 there is a car stalled in the slow lane around alvarado niles. an easy ride on all these transit systems, guys.

back to you. by tonight chances are thieves will have broken into about 80 more cars in san francisco. the rising number of car break-ins in the city is being called an epidemic. >> investigative reporter bigad shaban has been digging into what driving up those numbers. i spoke with him about this investigation and here is a look at that conversation. >> you know, when you talk about car break-ins people roll their eyes, it's either happened to them or someone they know so you all dug deep through this one. >> certainly a lot of frustration. this is something that's become a bit of a norm in san francisco, whether you live in the city or are visiting. we looked at the 30,000 car break-ins that were filed last year. we discovered police were only able to make arrests in 1.7% of cases. thighs are crimes being committed not by someone acting alone but organized crime rings. the statistics point to 70 or 80% of these crimes are being committed by teams of people. >> when you all investigate you truly investigate.

you all put hidden cameras throughout one of the cars. >> one of the things we wanted to show people is how quickly these crimes can be committed and how fast people are able to get away. we outfitted one of our own cars with hidden cameras, one was tucked into a seat cushion, we placed another one on top of a visor, in the back seat we hit one on top of a zipper of a jacket. it gives you a unique perspective of how quickly they're able to get in the car and actually get away from the scene. >> thanks for that investigation. you found out a lot for us. >> now, of course, that's one of the many investigations our investigative unit looks into. do you have one? if you do you can give them a call, that number 888-996-tips, or go to the website nbcbayarea.com/weinvestigate. at 4:50 this morning the danger is still real as floodwaters inundate the midwest. five people have been killed. heavy rainfall caused widespread flooding and damage in indiana. areas near major rivers are

under water and waters are still rising. in the meantime 11 countees in indiana have been placed under disaster emergency. forecasters say more rain is expected later this week. and new this morning this plane you're going to see right here actually in portland last night seems to be normal but that landing not so much. what you can't see from this video is that plane is missing one of its front tires. the tire blew out during takeoff. the plane landed on the blown out tire without any incident. passengers do say that that landing was really bumpy, i think it's safe to say that all on board were happy that this was not a major incident. starting today people around travis air force base in fairfield will hear explosions, some emergency sirens and warning alerts. it's going to go on any friday. no need to panic, it's just training. each loud announcement will begin with the word "exercise" repeated three times as these warning systems are designed to

alert people on and off the base in case of an emergency. former first lady michelle obama is heading back to the bay area next month. >> mrs. obama is going to take part in a conversation at oracle arena on march 28th. she will be discussing her let's move initiative which focuses on childhood obesity. the former first lady will also discuss issues affecting our veterans and her fight to help girls around the world go to school. we are also hearing her new memoire "becoming" is expected to hit store shelves november 13th just in time for christmas. >> a lot of people will be buying that one. coming up on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> one ticket, two airlines and countless questions about how a man got stuck in a gap between the two air carriers. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds next. muds mind of people living in santa at 4:52 first happening now, mudslides at the top of a lot of people's minds living in santa

barbara county. a winter storm is going to bring more rain and possibly thunderstorms. people who live below mountains burned during the wildfires were warned that they might need to evacuate at any moment. united airlines says a passenger opened the emergency exit and got off the plane using the inflatable slide late sunday night. when officers got to the scene the panicked passenger was yelling that he didn't belong on the plane because it was the wrong flight. that passenger was arrested. the flight was actually delayed for more than five hours because of all of it. sonoma county man

ticket wasn )t getting him anywhere nbc bay area responds to a sonoma county man whose airline ticket wasn't getting him anywhere. >> he says he wound up stuck

between two airlines that are supposed to be partners. consumer investigator chris chmura explains what happened to the passenger and what we all need to look out for. >> good morning. juan paid delta $260 to fly from mexico city to oakland with a connection in los angeles. here is the thing, his first flight was actually on aeromexico which is a delta partner, his ticket confirmation over there says so, right here in the fine print. but here is the thing, when juan arrived at the airport and punched in his confirmation code into the aeromexico computer it spit out an itinerary for a different time with someone else's name on it. aeromexico couldn't sort it out so juan had to buy a new ticket right there on the spot, arriving in oakland seven hours and $685 later. juan then asked for our help figuring out what happened here. well, delta traced the breakdown to juan's confirmation code, it

said aeromexico may have assigned the same confirmation number as the delta confirmation number to another passenger. delta then agreed to refund juan the $260 he spent on the original ticket. juan took it. he said he appreciated our help. when one airline handles flight operations for a different airline they call it code sharing. it's vital passengers like you and me and juan reconfirm code share flights to make sure the partner airlines are on the same page as we are. if you have a consumer complaint please call us, 888-996-tips or online at nbcbayarea.com/responds. coming up on "today in the bay," it's a wet monday morning for you. some bay area places, yeah, you're going to see that. it's already raining in the north bay. we will have several rounds of rain this week, we will talk about this, and sierra snow, that's coming up next.

changes in the weather and look at that, you see some blur on the lens. we will talk about what's going on here, the san mateo bridge as well as what's going on farther north to the bay bridge. you're watching "today in the bay." we )re tracking a rainy mog

commute.. and welcome back to you this monday morning. just seconds before 5:00. we are tracking rain this morning during your commute. some sprinkles there as you can

see in that top camera just a little bit there. a live look at the roads right now. this is richmond as we continue to go -- there you go, you can see the sprinkles right there. this is in richmond. if you are in that area get ready to face some of those drops in the morning. good morning, thank you so much for starting your day with us, i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. it was interesting to take a look at that radar, it looks like it's coming our way. >> yes, it is, it's starting in the north bay, it's making its way to the south and we will have some rounds of rain for the next several days. so it's really good to see some changes here in our pattern as we are starting to see at least some measurable rain in the north bay, getting a closer look at even a wintry mix farther to the north just to the east of ukiah. you head down 101 into santa rosa, petaluma you're seeing the rain coming down. as we go through the day we will see that rain getting heavier for parts of the east bay, getting light rain now, and then the rest of the day this rain rolls through with a