remain through tomorrow. you still have at least a day and a half, so that rain moves in tomorrow night. right now the temperatures as you make your way outside are in the 30s, but, parents, hey, if you're packing up the kids getting ready for school keep in mind we are going to be fairly warm today into the afternoon. just to give you an idea even though the north bay is in the 30s, eventually areas like santa rosa, napa, will climb into the 70s. it's going to be one of the warmest days we have had so far. let's check in with mike. i was right and i was wrong. over here i saw the high-rise moving better. it is, but the flat section is jammed up now. westbound 9 # 2 very full because the crash looks like it's at the base of the high rides. i have not seen them travel across that surface lane but i'm hoping they clear that quickly because 92 you saw the live shot, you see our sensors jammed up with the toll plaza all the way to the base of the high-rise in your commute direction,

northbound 84, the dumbarton bridge a much bitter drive here. continuing to build for the nimitz, that will be a different flow for the time being as folks try to avoid the san mateo bridge, south bay. we will talk about the toll plaza build coming up. back to you. some shaking going on this morning in the south bay. we were the first to report this in our 4:00 a.m. hour moments after it happened. >> we've been checking with the usgs. there have been two quakes in the gilroy area. 3.6 and actually it was downgraded to a 3.3 magnitude quake, it hit about 4:38 this morning. just after that happened a 2.6 magnitude quake was registered. both were centered about six miles east of gilroy. this is a look at our si seismograph at nbc bay area. thanks to the people that have reached out to me laura garcia nbc. reports feeling in the bill roy

and morgan hill area. you can also see any activity, we have our quake map on nbcbayarea.com. a major development across the pacific this morning. possible sign of compromise from north korea and its nukes. south korean officials say kim jong-un is willing to get rid of nuclear weapons if the safety of his regime is guaranteed. that announcement comes after both sides met in north korea for talks. north korea has agreed to impose a moratorium on tests of nuclear weapons and missiles if it talks with the united states as well. no response from the white house this morning. north and south korea expected to hold talks again later this month. it is 6:02. we have new information this morning on an explosives investigation in the east bay. two men are behind bars after officers say they discovered materials that could be used to make explosives inside their car. the discovery led to the evacuation of a hotel in oakland

last night. >> "today in the bay's" bob redell live at chp headquarters in castro valley in morning to explain how chp officers came across those guys in the first place. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the chp tells us this started with a traffic stop over the weekend. officers from this location here in castro valley were trying to pull over the driver of a honda crv, this was early sunday morning. the driver would not comply, there was a short pursuit, officers were eventually able to catch him and arrest him. this man's name is jeremy guy and inside his vehicle officers say that they found the ingredients to make explosives. flash forward to yesterday, 24 hours later the officers obtained a search warrant to search the hotel room that guy shared with his father. this was the scene last night over that hotel. it was the homewood suites on the 1700 block of the embarcadero in oakland where officers evacuated part of that hotel for a few hours while they searched that room. it's not clear what, if anything, they found inside, but

we do know that they arrested the father as well, his name is ronald guy. both he and his son jeremy are from riverbank. both then now face charges of possessing destructive devices and materials used to make des truck stiff devices. guests were allowed back in their hotel a little before 11:00 last night. bob redell, "today in the bay." recent snowfall in the sierra great news for the drought, it's been cheating extreme conditions on the mountains and the slopes. these are new photos from the alpine county sheriff's department to give you an idea of the elements. this morning we're learning a san francisco woman and her young son were killed after they were buried in three feet of snow. the share tiffs department say they were hit by a chunk of snow that fell from the roof of their vacation condo. it happened sunday near kirkwood. a neighbor spotted ski gloves

next to the condo, called police and they eventually found them under the snow. they are the third and fourth skiers to die in a california resort since last week's major snowstorm. huge break in a cold case in the east bay. fremont police announced the arrest of 57-year-old david misch in a 30-year-old double murder case. police believe that he killed michelle xavier and jennifer duey back in 1986. the murders left people in fremont living in fear for decades. the bodies of the two best friends were found naked, shot and stabbed along hill creek road. xavier's car was found six miles away at mission valley shopping center. investigators say dna evidence along with interviews with family and witnesses eventually led to his arrest. >> it's a great feeling to be able to say we can finally get some closure. >> not a sense of relief for my own safety but i feel relieved for the family. >> david misch was already in

prison for another murder when police charged him. he is checked to be moved to santa rita county jail and arraigned on this case later this week. an about face for sonoma county's doerch. she will reduce or erase mrmg convictions. jill rat vich said she will not consider reevaluating new companies but with california's new law she says otherwise. this after dozens of petitions were filed to have pot related convictions dismissed or felonies dropped to miss dmeen err. someone in the department has been assigned to review individual cases. to washington, d.c. this morning. new overnight a former trump campaign aide did a 180. first he refused to comply with subpoena in a russia investigation, now he says he'll cooperate. "today in the bay's" tracie potts following all the new developments from capitol hill. ghorn good morning. >> reporter: they're trying to track down the mueller team is

whether anyone connected with the trump campaign knew about hillary clinton's e-mails being hacked or had any connection to russia. enter sam nunberg who a lot of people haven't heard of, he was with the campaign early on, then fired, now mueller wants to put him before a grand jury. initially nunberg said no. >> the subpoena is absolutely ridiculous. >> reporter: fired trump campaign aide sam nunberg told msnbc he won't produce e-mails and other communications and won't testify friday before the russia grand jury. >> it's a witch-hunt. i'm not going to cooperate. >> reporter: later nunberg suggested he will cooperate. >> do you think that they have something on the president? >> i think they may. i think that he may have done something during the election, but i don't know that. >> he doesn't know that for sure because he's incorrect. as we've said many times before there was no collusion with the trump campaign. >> reporter: carter page is cooperating but skeptical. >> everything should be based on facts and unfortunately it's

been pretty seldom focused on that thus far. >> reporter: democrats on the house committee investigating russia may also want to hear from nunberg. >> certainly if mr. nunberg has light to shed on what the president knew before that trump tower meeting we would be interested in finding out. >> reporter: that meeting promised but produced nothing on rival hillary clinton. nunberg at one point almost sparing the special counsel to go after him, saying he thought it would be funny if he were arrested for defying that subpoena. scott and laura. >> tracie spots with the latest from washington. at 6:08 a follow-up for you now. san jose leaders are reportedly eliminated one proposed location for a group of so-called tiny homes. initially there were three locations being considered. each would provide up to 40 homes for the homeless. the mercury news reports the plot near hellyer and silicon valley road is no longer under

consideration. that site 2 on this map. that's because the land is restricted for park use only. city leaders say a replacement site will not be considered. happening today a meeting on the future of caltrain tracks through the city of palo alto. tonight's meeting comes in the wake of recent findings that the cost to send caltrain tracks underground would be in the billions and that has palo alto leaders reportedly ready to pull the plug. another idea involves spending some areas of track underground in the southern part of palo alto which would free traffic at two major intersections. tonight's meeting takes place at 6:30. and it is 6:09 as you're getting up we're still in the 30s and who is so still a bit chilly? san jose. 42 degrees, 48 for san francisco and napa still in the 30s. the 24 hour temperature change does show that nice climb in terms of temperature thanks to that ridge of high pressure. 6 degrees warmer in san jose at this hour, san francisco 4 degrees warmer. if you're wondering about the next couple of hours, well, that

warmer trend is going to show off a little bit today because we'll start to notice an increase in some high clouds. we're already seeing out over san francisco you can see this live picture here. check out that temperature trend of palo alto. we will start climbing into the 60s by 11:00 a.m. and eventually into the midafternoon some spots will hit the 70s for today. we'll keep some of these warmer temperatures through tomorrow with these dry conditions but tomorrow night things all change. temperatures are lovely, one spot that's not lovely right here in the middle of your map. the overall commute looks great for a tuesday. just getting kicked in for many spots. we have a heavy flow of traffic right here. the jam for westbound 92, the san mateo bridge, your alternate is the dumbarton bridge. avoid 92 west across the water because this is what it looks like as you leave the toll plaza traveling west along the flat section. jammed up just around the high-rise, there's a crash there still blocking one lane.

no update from chp or the bridge crew. we also have the bay bridge with a backup for west 24, an earlier crash on the shoulder, another in the backup around broadway, that's a slower drive. keeping things a little lighter at the bay bridge and berkeley curve but all lanes on the left approach fill in as you're heading towards the cash lanes. >> look at the sunrise in that. that looks nice. coming up next on "today in the bay," a scare in the air on a bay area flight. >> i am god. i am god. i am god. i am god. >> what police say this woman was trying to do on the plane before they took her into custody. plus bringing self driving buses to the bare, the east bay city taking a major step to make that a reality.

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good morning, it is 6:14 right now. we will spot high clouds out there. here is a live look over san jose, but check out the temperature trend. we will be in the 50s by 10:00 a.m. but eventually climbing into the 70s. talk about a warm afternoon in the bay area. i will bring all the details of what the rest of the bay area can expect in terms of those temperatures coming up in just a bit. >> vianey, this is a problem we've been tracking this on the san mateo bridge west 92 is jammed solid from the toll plaza over toward the crash over on the high-rise.

so that is a problem. take the dumbarton bridge if you can, we will show you the rest of your ripple effect coming up. it is 6:14. new footage to show you this morning showing some terrifying moments on board a sky west flight from sfo to boise. >> i am god. i am god. i am god. i am god. i am god. >> could you make that out there? she kept repeating i am god. well, yesterday morning an unruly passenger was detained by police after attempting to open an airplane cabin door during a flight. fortunately no one was hurt, the plane eventually landed safely. it is unclear why the passenger was trying to get outside. the fbi is also investigating. san francisco leaders today will discuss new ways to generate revenue from ride share companies, the phrase we'll use a truer impact fees. supervisors say it's time to charge companies like lyft and uber for the impacts from so many riders and increase

congestion. not clear how much the companies would have to pay. at 6:15 right now happening today self-driving buses are ready to go the next smile in san ramone and transportation leaders will be on hand today to show it all off. for the past year easy mile autonomous buses have been shuttling workers as part of a pilot program. following the dmv's approval the buses will be rolling out on the streets in the surrounding area. leaders will be there for today's test run. for business and tech news this morning. good news for people who want to us auto the amazon two hour delivery service from whole foods. >> landon dowdy with more on that and a the rest of our news before the bell. good morning again, landon. good morning to you. wall street is set to open higher after yesterday's big rally. the dow snapping a four-day losing streak as investors looked beyond the theft of the

tariff announcement. we get reports this morning ong factory orders. the dow jumping 336 points to 24,874, the nasdaq rising 72 to 7,330. nordstrom has rejected an initial offer from its founding family to take the retailers private. that bid worth about $8.4 billion is less than the company's actual market value. the move comes as the industry is facing a record number of store closures and as more shoppers are choosing to buy online. nordstrom gets more than a quarter of its revenue interest online sales. amazon is expanding its two hour delivery service from whole foods to two more markets, that's san francisco and atlanta. the service is free for prime members on orders of $50 -- more than $35, rather. other cities are expected later this year. customers in san francisco, listen up, will also be able to order peer and wine. back to you. >> now if i can get somebody to

exercise for me, too, this is great. thanks, landon. a mystery unearthed in the northeast after a powerful storm blew through maine this past weekend. a ship wreck was discovered. visitors are flocking to short sands beach to catch a glimpse of the ship sent ashore by powerful waves. >> it's awesome. i don't know how old it is, but it's incredible to see it still in the is a nd. >> i've heard people talk about this ship and it shows up every once in awhile and it's never surfaced when i was around so i made the drive up here this morning, i heard it had surfaced. >> i think you will agree it's a hull of a site. historians believe it's 160 years old. this rare site won't be here for long, when the tied rolls in it will disappear again. >> this early in the morning. >> maybe you will see the statue of liberty like the end scene of that --

>> that's good guy reference. >> thanks. >> we're looking for a great day today. >> it will be -- it won't be high tides here. we are actually tracking nice overall weather pattern but we will start to notice an increase in some cloud cover and increase in those temperatures. right now we're still in those 40s, be working to get out of the 30s in the tri-valley, 36 degrees and over the next couple of hours we will start to see also some high clouds out there. look at the north bay 35 degrees, san francisco waking up to 45 degrees and that ridge of high pressure is on tap to bring us probably one of the warmest days that we have had so far. san francisco expecting a high of 64, half-moon bay 63, check out napa and concord all in the 70s. the good news is that these warmer temperatures will linger through tomorrow, but as we look ahead towards tomorrow look what's on lts way, we have the arrival of our first storm system we're tracking as we head into a later portion of the week. it moves in nicely late into

wednesday. kari is over through your thursday. it's not really widespread, we will get periods of isolated pop up showers here and there. not big rain totals. look at this gorgeous shot of kirkwood lake tahoe. 4 degrees out there right now. it is beautiful. another thing on tap, too, is another storm system expected to make its arrival into the weekend, also will be bringing some snow, not as much as as what we saw last night but at least 4 inches to some of the higher elevation areas for the sierra snow. i won't that doesn't seem likes a lot when you compare it to the several feet of snow we saw last weekend. we have a nice combination of 50s and 60s on the forecast and are following three storms, another one will make its way in on monday. the roads are try for now. for now. we're taking with you, vianey and watching for changes. drier roads are good for most of your commute. the problem is not the condition, it's the actual crash that's over here. look at this pattern westbound

92, the problem we do see that the traffic speeds are starting to improve coming off of the base of the high-rise. the dumbarton bridge still a clearer drive. you're jammed up from the hayward side all the way to somewhere around midway across that flat section then that's where the speed sensors are starting to improve. the chp report doesn't have a lot of information, doesn't have more information from the bridge crew. maybe things are starting to clear. 92 here, 32 minutes across to the peninsula, the dumbarton bridge much better, even the bay bridge is better and they have the backup on the approach coming off the berkeley curve and for 24 past that crash at 580 on the shoulder. it is 6:21 coming up next on "today in the bay" nbc bay area responds. medical debt, how it's affecting families and how nbc bay area is doing something about it. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds next.

today nbc bay area responds to a rampant financial hardship, medical debt. >> consumer investigator chris chmura first brought us this story last week, now he's looking at who is struggling with the problem and how nbc a making a donation that could change a lot of lives. as we've done begun to put medical debt under the microscope we've found striking realities. most of the people debt collectors are hounding to pay

their medical bills actually have health insurance. it's 62% according to the kaiser family foundation, which is studying medical debt. kaiser also found that 75% of people who wound up with copays, deductibles and co-insurance, that ended up costing them more than they can afford. here is a crushing catch-22, say a doctor, lab or hospital takes pity on you and wants to help you out, well, they might be prohibited from giving you a discount. the national consumer law center found that some insurance company krarts actually forbid doctors offices and hospitals from waiving or reducing copays, deductibles or co-insurance. so nbc is stepping in to highlight this growing problem and partnering with an organization that can offer immediate help to hundreds of families. our company is making a $150,000 donation to rip medical debt, a new york nonprofit that says it will use our donation to buy and forgive $15.5 million worth of

medical debt for people around the country. that will include $1.5 million worth of debt for people right here in the bay area. we can't forgive the debt of specific people because the charity is buying the accounts in bulk from debt collectors, but if your account is part of the batch of 1.5 million in the bay area that rip is buying and forgiving you will get a yellow envelope in the mail that looks like that soon. if you get one we would love to hear from you, but even if you don't want to contact us, please hold on to this letter. that is proof that your debt has been forgiven and the debt collector calls should stop. rip medical debt accepts donations from members of the public, too. we've added a form on our website if in case you would like to join nbc and make your own donation. as we suggest with any charity we encourage to you check out what rip is doing before you donate. if you have a consumer complaint for us let us know 888-996-tips

or visit nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> such a great program. great idea. 6:27 right now. coming up next on "today in the bay," major developments expected today as police look for former nfl star aldon smith. the domestic violence charges he is facing this morning and when he's expected to turn himself into police. plus a gun crackdown in the south bay. the steps leaders will take today that could lead to a ban on gun shows. ♪ ♪

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across the bay area, b right now it's 6:30. we are off to a chilly start across the bay area, but it will start to warm up slightly as the day progresses. going to be a great day. taking a live look outside from downtown san jose. probably the warmest day of the week. good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm laura garcia. and i'm scott mcgrew. marcus washington has the day off. let's check in with vianey and a sunny forecast. >> yeah, well, you know, we are expecting some temperatures that are going to be in the 70s. we may have a couple of high clouds, but look at some nice hues in the sky, we have this shot of woodside and the current temperatures still in those 30s and 40s, but as that sun begins to come up you're going to notice a very lovely increase in temperatures. so let's talk about exactly what we're looking forward to here. we are in the 50s at about 10:00 a.m. and eventually into those upper 60s by 1:00 and right around your lunch hour, our

dinner hour for us in "today in the bay" because we've been up for a long time will be in the 70s. by our nap time, 4:00, the 70 degree mark will still be very much present and this warming trend will continue through tomorrow, but you're probably going to notice a very nice increase in cloud cover as we head into tonight and into tomorrow, but for now enjoy your nap time later, mike. >> yeah, i love to get those. i like the parking lot snaps when the kids are doing their activities. we are looking much more awake for the westbound commute on the san mateo bridge. still no update from chp, i think the bridge crew handled the entire incident but it does look like things are clearing up from the live camera and especially from the sensors. we had the backup all the way to the high-rise and now it's just past the midpoint on the flat section. still a slower drive than the dumbarton bridge, but force heading across 84 as well so let's give folks a chance to even out. we see a lighter volume of traffic just kicking in for the south bay for your northbound san jose commute, the volume is

the factor there and west 24 that crash still looks like it's got activity or a distraction on the shoulder off of 580 and so that's the slower spot. the east shore freeway actually not looking so bad as you head over toward the bay bridge. here are your travel times across the bridge. again, the san mateo bridge still the slowest. developing this morning the search continues for former nfl star aldon smith. we are learning that he could surrender to police sometime today. "today in the bay's" pete suratos live in san francisco with what we're learning more about this investigation and the allegations of domestic violence. good morning, pete. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. we've been here in front of the san francisco county jail all morning long. no sighting so far of aldon smith. a guy who was once considered a star in the nfl not too long ago, but a source is telling us that he's expected to surrender at some point later today. at some point today. that's where we are on stand by for all this.

we do know that tmz is reporting that he apparently checked into rehab following that domestic violence incident that took place on saturday night. you guys are looking at the video the 600 block of bush street where this all took place. and at this point san francisco place do have a warrant for his arrest. and a neighbor of the victim in all of this is the one who called 911 and according to dispatchers the victim also called saying that she was bitten. here is san francisco police explaining what kind of charges aldon smith could be facing following his latest run-in with the law. >> there was an arrest warrant that was signed by the district attorney's office citing charges of domestic violence, force likely to cause great bodily injury, false imprisonment and vandalism. >> reporter: it seems like it's a never ending list of incidents for aldon smith. some of his past run-ins include a hit and run, dui as well as a possession of assault weapons. the raiders did cut smith from

the team yesterday following his most recent incident. smith is currently suspended from the nfl due to previous incidents. now, our crews have reached out to smith's attorney but have yet to hear back. we will bring you any new updates as they come in. live in san francisco, pete suratos for "today in the bay." san francisco teachers using a slice of ingenuity to support striking teachers in west virginia. that strike is in its second week and it is statewide. teachers seeking a 5% wage increase, state senators there offering 4%. san francisco teachers launched a go fund me page to provide striking teachers three days worth of pizza. their goal was to raid $15,000. donations have already shot past that total. happening today a possible limit on gun sales in the south bay. santa clara county supervisors will consider a controversial ban on gun shows at the county fairgrounds. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez live in san jose with the reason why. good morning, kris.

>> reporter: good morning to you, laura. there is no gun show on the fairground marquis at this point because the next gun show one of only two in the county isn't coming up until april, but the supervisor ken jaeger makes two main arguments about why a ban on gun shows here would be effective for santa clara county. the first is perhaps the most obvious one, that is to keep guns off the streets which he says is in line with the primary mission of the county which he says is the health and welfare of the people of santa clara county. the supervisor, though, also makes a financial argument. he says that there are only two gun shows here at the fairgrounds and the last one only netted the county about $6,000 that was the code of the west gun show back in february. one counter argument to a ban is that ending gun shows so drive sales underground. >> if you're not doing it in the public eye under controlled circumstances i really feel like there's just going to be, you know, back door deals going on.

i mean, one way or the other you can't get rid of it so why not try to be a part of it and support it to the point where it is a little bit more controlled. >> reporter: now, for perspective i pulled up a uc berkeley report on gun shows and gun violence that i covered for you back in october. it shows a 70% spike is gun violence following gun shows in nevada. in california communities within a driving distance and the trend continued for two weeks. there was no similar impact after california gun shows. now, some of the factors seemed to be stricter regulations in our state and california's ten-day waiting period. i did put up all of this information in my twitter feed and on my facebook page so that you could hear that conversation. i also posted a poll because i want to know what you think. go to twitter, i'm @kris nbc. tell me whether or not you think that a ban on gun shows at the fairgrounds would make a difference in santa clara county. the supervisors will discuss the

matter later on today. at the fairgrounds, kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. countdown under way to the 2020 census as there are some concerns that counties have about covering the cost of that. today santa clara county supervisors will discuss allocating a million dollars to invest in the first phase of the coming count. supporters believe the 2020 census is currently underfunded at the federal level. the added money will help ensure that everybody gets counted in every home in the county is properly counted. >> it is 6:37. transportation leaders in san francisco will decide today whether to add bike lanes to eighth street south of market. the eighth street safety project stretches from harrison to town send street. mta members will vote on the second phase of the plan which includes pedestrian and bike lane improvements. the meeting is at 1:00 this afternoon. while we follow that on surface streets we're also

following your highways, freeways, your interstates. we're looking forward the south bay with a little build kicking in for the south bay. san jose in particular. not yet pushing toward the rest of silicon valley. a little late start and lighter start for that portion of the bay. a tough problem for the san mateo bridge getting a lot better now, westbound thumbs up improvement as you travel west across from the hayward side and now the buildup for the dumbarton bridge holding pretty steady so that's not bad. looks like a lighter flow all around the bay judging by the backups. coming through the maze we have more slowing going on west 24 off 580. the cash cleared at 580 but a crash in the backup around broadway caused for slowing. looking at the rest of the feeders toward the bay bridge, the east shore freeway finally hit that half hour mark. i'm not happy about it, just that's happened. >> let's make mike happy by talking about the weekend. >> oh, yeah. >> right? there you go. >> especially because the sierra is looking at more snow and i know you like that.

with more snow will come more rain and that's going to include the bay area. saturday's forecast coast, bay and inland will once again start dropping down into the 50s which will be a little more seasonal for this time of year. notice all that rain. we do have the arrival of another storm system that is expected to bring a good amount of rainfall at least into saturday and into sunday as well. look at the temperatures also in those 50s. we will keep that rain around lingering through monday when we could see the arrival of another storm system and here is a gorgeous shot of squaw creek lake tahoe. look at how beautiful that is. got nice clear skies, plenty of snow on the mountaintop. here is what they can expect in the kirkwood area, snow, snowshowers now, a quick reminder, though, this storm system doesn't look at powerful as the last, but that could still make for difficult driving conditions as always safety first, but, hey, at least we're getting more snow up in the mountains. back to you. >> always good to see. 6:39. coming up next on "today in the bay," making public transit more

affordable. the reason certain rides could become cheaper. plus a girl dangles off a chair lift at a southern california ski resort and it's all caught on camera. a mild rise to the dow this morning, up about 45 points sinking just a bit on good news coming out of korea. we will tell you about it when "today in the bay" continues.

good morning, it's 6:42 right now and if you are up getting ready for work this will definitely put a smile on your face. just look at how beautiful it is out there. we are expect to go see a couple changes in the draft. right now the temperature still in the 30s but eventually will climb into the 70s. all the details coming up. we are looking at better travel times across the brings now, the san mateo bridge much more manageable as that crash seems to have cleared. approaching the high-rise in your commute direction there. head over here. 24 still slow, the second of two crashes over at broadway for west 24th. it's a little slow towards the maze. it's 64 # right now. bay area lawmakers have announced another effort to boost the number of homes in and around bart transit hubs. the bill is authored by david chu and tim greyson. it would require bart so approve steam line standards for housing and low income units. cities would be required to

loosen some of their zoning restrictions. any city or county that did not supply would risk losing control of development projects on bart owned land. san francisco muni reportedly thinking about changing fares again. believe it or not, in some cases the fares will go down. the chronicle reports the mta considering drops in fares for two groups, people who buy monthly passes and visitor passports that are offered to tourists. at the same time the mta is considering more fare hikes in other areas. they will debate all of those changes later today to help close a 20 million budget deficit. new video coming in this morning of a dramatic rescue of two men caught in an avalanche saturday in washington state. this is helmet cam video from one of the rescuers. the drama laid out 50 miles west of seattle. the men were snowboarding when they were caught up in that avalanche. sadly, two other people died in that very same slide. dramatic new video to show you with a happy outcome here. you have to see for yourself. take a look at the little girl

in the pink damageling from a chair lift. there was a crowd gathered below. she was being held by the hoodie of her jacket by someone in the chair lift above. it was actually her ski instructor. the crowd gathered below trying to get out a tarp to can a much that little girl which they did and she was okay. the ski resort reportedly looking into why this even happened. a north bay high school theater group is getting a huge lift thanks to the new nbc series "rise." >> marcus washington was there last night on hand for last night's event as the american canyon high school drama department received $20,000, half of it coming from moneys raised by a special screening in napa for the new theater inspired tv show "rise." damon gillespie showed up on campus with that check that even thrilled the teachers. >> i was absolutely shocked and

surprised and floored. i could imagine $10,000 what that could do for our program, but a full $20,000, i -- my brain can't even wrap-around. >> at last night's san francisco event the group received another $10,000 check from nbc's rise america project. that effort handed out a half million dollars to 50 drama departments across the united states. you can watch a special premiere of "rise" one week from today right here on nbc bay area, begins at 10:00. tennis fans sold out the sap center last night in a charity event for children in africa. tennis legend roger federer organized the match for africa event to help provide education for one million children in six african nations. the "today" show's savannah guthrie took part, she teamed up with u.s. tennis star jack sock while federer teamed up with bill gates. guthrie and al roker spoke to us in the last hour live with their

night in san jose. al also a big fan of savannah's on court skills. >> well, it's such a great cause and i will do anything for my pal. what -- you had such a good night. >> it was really fun, guys. i said my tennis was not the greatest, i will admit, but it was so fun to do it. it was a dream come true with a great crowd, great cause. san jose was so warm. >> that's great. come on back. if you were could you acurious won, the event raised $2.5 million for the fed remember foundation and on the court federer and gates eventually defeated guthrie and sock, but they had a lot of fun out there. >> i'm not the best, but do you know what, i think someone on that court actually was the best. you're holding your own. >> can you imagine how intimidating to play and in front of everyone, too. >> spotlight. >> they were playing hard. >> today is the day to maybe get out there. >> get outside, enjoy outdoor

activities with the kids, with the dog, with the family, anybody, friends, because the temperatures will be in the 70s. although we do have a couple high clouds right now, at least we're finally starting to warm up from early 30s and who is, peninsula 40 degrees, 36 degrees and it's still chilly in the east bay at 48 degrees. cold in the north bay at 35 degrees and san francisco is at 45 degrees right now. but we do have that ridge of high pressure and thanks to that that's what's going to keep us on tap for this warming dry trend that's going to last at least the warming part of it through tomorrow. let's take a look at some of your highs for today. oakland a high of 66, palo alto 69, san francisco 64. if i take you through this timeline as far as that hour by hour outlook you notice all those high clouds that push on through, but look at that storm system, wednesday about 5:00 p.m. it starts to pop up on our radar off to the far north near ukiah, pushing its way down through wednesday night and bringing scattered showers that

linger through thursday. we get a little bit of a break from the heavier rain on friday, but then on saturday we are expecting another storm system to make its way in. i want to give you a quick update on the sierra snow. we had the recent snow pack and that revealed we are 39% of average of where we're supposed to be. we still need a lot of snow. a lot of the runoff water from that snow that melts that's where we get a lot of our water from so we need for this to be a good snow year. over the next seven days we are expect to go see changes. we will keep the temperatures in the 60 for san francisco through tomorrow. start to notice those clouds rolling in, though, especially by tomorrow night. mike? we're looking over here toward the bay bridge and we see sunlight behind knee. eastbound will need the sunglasses, westbound you are looking good. there is a spider behind me. let's clear out of this shot and we will go over toward the bay bridge itself. it's like a web of traffic as

well. west 24 is still slow. the crash at 580 cleared but then there was a crash in the backup at broadway and that's blocking one lane as crews alive there. so we have slowing from orinda and the caldecott tunnel. the tunnel is fine, it's just past there where we see some slowing. the san mateo bridge shows more recovery as folks are traveling past the earlier scene of a crash on the flat section getting across the bay. you saw that the south bay moves nicely and the tri-valley no real problems, either. a good flow of traffic, even out of the south county, typical slowing for 101 through san martin. coming up next, a quick look at the top stories on "today in the bay" including an important recall. the popular brand of highchair that's been taken off shelves this morning. but first happening now at 6:50, more than 500 victims of the las vegas mass shooting are starting to receive payments of up to $275,000 each. that cash is coming from a $31 million victims fund. plus a southern california hospital is shutting down because it's sitting on an

active earthquake fault. the long beach facility will close because it cannot be let fitted and meet state seismic regulations. welcome back to

tuesday morning. before you head out the door here are the top stories on "today in the bay." let's start with breaking news. some shaking going on this morning. first reported in our 4:00 a.m. hour. an earthquake.

we've been checking in with the usgs, two quakes in the gilroy area, a 3.6 quake hit around 4:38 this morning and that later was downgraded to 3.3. after that happened a 32.6 magnitude quake registered. both centered six miles east of gilroy. here is a look at our seismograph. if you experienced any damage we'd like to hear from you. you can look at hour quake map nbcbayarea.com. south korean officials say north korean leader kim jong-un is willing to denuclearize if the safety of his refresh shoo em is guaranteed. that announcement comes after both sides met in north korea for talks. president trump responded to a short time ago tweeting possible progress being made in talks with north korea. for the first time in many years a serious effort is being made by all parties concerned. the world is watching and waiting. may be false hope, but the u.s. is ready to go hard in either direction. we're learning new details

about an explosives investigation in the east bay. two men arrested in oakland after police searched for explosives, evacuated a hotel as well last night. that started early sunday morning. chp officers had tried to stop a driver, that driver led officers on a short chase. eventually he stopped, officers say they found materials in the car that could be used to make explosives. last night officers searched a hotel room, they say the driver had shared with his father. investigators evacuated part of that hotel during the search. the recent snowfall in the sierra pretty great news for the drought, but it has been creating extreme conditions on mountains and slopes. these are photos from alpine counties sheriff's department to give you a good idea of the elements out there. this morning we are learning a san francisco woman and her young son were killed after they were buried in three feet of snow. the sheriff's department says they were hit by a chunk of snow that fell from the roof of their vacation condo. it happened sunday near

kirkwood. a neighbor spotted ski gloves next to the condo and called police who eventually found them. they are the third and fourth skiers to die at a california resort since last week's major snowstorm. and a live look at sfpd headquarters this morning. bay area football star aldon smith is expected to turn himself into police later today. police have a warrant for his arrest after they say he was involved in a domestic violence incident with his girlfriend over the weekend. police are working with smith's attorney to arrange his surrender. the oakland raiders announced yesterday that organization is cutting the linebacker. 6:56. taking a live look at the santa clara county fairgrounds. happening today, santa clara county supervisors will consider banning a gun show at the fairgrounds. two gun shows are held there every year, one supervisor says the county only made $6,000 on the last event and he wants the ban to keep guns off south bay streets. gun owners argue that the show should be regulated but not stopped completely.

the city council will start discussing that possible ban at 9:30 this morning. san jose leaders have reportedly eliminated one location for a group of so-called tiny homes. initially there were three locations they were considering, each providing up to 40 homes for homeless people but the mercury news says the tlot near hellyer and silicon valley road no longer under consideration. that land apparently is restricted for park use only. city leaders say a new replacement site won't be considered. happening today a meeting on the future of caltrain tracks through the city of palo alto. the meeting comes in the wake of an investigation that says it would be in the billions. that has palo alto leaders ready to pull the plug. another idea is sending areas of the track underground in southern parts of the city. tonight's meeting takes place at 6:30. coming up on the "today" show this morning millions of people bracing for round two of severe weather.

we will have full coverage as a new storm rolls in. now to a recall, all parents need to know about. 36,000 high chairs by greco are being taken off shelves. the chairs were sold exclusively at walmart from october of 2016 through december of last year for about $100. the rear legs of the chair can pivot out of position making the chair unstable and a child could fall out of it. graco has received report of five injuries. the powerball and mega millions growing to $600 million combined. nobody won after the prize drawings were over the weekend. the mega millions is at $265 million, powerball 348. the mega unless drawing is happening tonight, powerball drawing tomorrow night. if you are a fan of the hbo show "big little lies" this may be the opportunity for you. the tv series is holding an open casting call in monterey, this saturday from 10:00 to 4:30 at

the embassy suites in sea side. you a dish nurse are being asked to bring a 3 by 5 photo of yourself, a pen and great attitude. >> 3 inches by 5 inches. >> put the other one back by your desk. >> get a look at the forecast. >> one final look at the next seven days, today we've got 70s on tap, same through tomorrow and if you notice evening rain chance tomorrow into the afternoon late evening hours. we do have that storm system making its way in. as far as rain totals not significant rain totals from this storm but we do have another shot at that on saturday. >> and, mike, clearing up on the san mateo bridge. >> much better sight. we see that the earlier jam westbound is now just a slow drive. that's way better. that's standard. the crash cleared at the high-rise and that's better need. speed sensors show it's only half across the flat section where we have a problem. overall this tuesday shows a lighter volume on the commute. things will kick in over the next half hour. we will be back at 7:25 with

a live local update for you. >> join us for nbc bay area news at 11:00. have a wonderful tuesday. good morning. round two. the massive storm pounding the midwest with blizzard conditions right now racing east. millions still recovering from last week's powerful nor'easter bracing for a new round of severe weather, power outages and flooding. we are tracking it all. media circus. >> he wants to send me to jail, he can send me to jail, and then i'll laugh. >> former aide to president trump's campaign brushing off a subpoena from robert mueller in a string of bizarre tv appearances while suggesting the president may have engaged in wrongdoing before the election. >> today exclusive. the first male