we'll have extensive coverage of that. in the meantime, try to get your morning going, see how the commute is going. >> we've got a couple of showers. the heavier of the rain moved in last night. this is what satellite and radar is showing. a lot of the rain now off to the north. but i do want to show you what your storm ranger is showing. this gives us a better look at it pushing through san francisco. light drizzle. napa getting pretty good pockets through there. san jose not getting a lot of rain out of this system. we've still got moisture left. that's going to bring the chance to see more showers throughout the day on and off. not expecting heavy rainfall, but could see periods of moderate downpours in some areas through the afternoon. by 4:00 or 5:00, we're going to get a change in our weather forecast. i'll tell you exactly what that is. first, we have to check in with mike and a check of traffic. >> rain remains a factor here. you can see here at the truck stop on the side of the road on

101 north through san rafael, puddling. slicker roadways. we've had raindrops on the lens. right now, they're drying out a tad bit. it's traveling southbound. there was flooding through mill valley. we see also the blogs, the green blobs that she shows on the weather map. they're tied together. you see the red sweep showing storm ranger over there. an area around san francisco, there's a lot of activity there. more towards the tortola valley. i'm not doing the forecast. i'm doing the present road conditions. the radar, you see the green highlighting all over, that's where it's likely to be slick on the roadways, wet in many places. the san mateo bridge is moving and showing the lighter green with traffic. we continue our live coverage of services for former president joj hw bush.

washington's final farewell gets under way in less than two hours. that's a look at the national cathedral where funeral services will take place. there's been a massive effort in a few days just to get everything just right. tracie potts is live at the national cathedral this morning with a look at who is arriving. good morning, tracie. >> hi, laura. good morning. good morning everyone. we will start to see the arrivals soon along with the motorcade from the capitol to the cathedral. a big display of pomp and circumstance in washington. something washington does well but something that george h.w. bush rarely saw for himself. thousands of guests will fill the national cathedral this morning to celebrate the life of the nation's 41st president. >> not grieving. i'm celebrating just an amazing, warm, kind, gentle human being. >> four former living presidents, obama, bush, clinton and carter, plus president trump

will pay their respects with dignitaries from around the world. the service includes hymns chosen by the family and scriptures read by two bush grandchildren. former president george w. bush who struggled with grief at the capitol monday will eulogize his father. >> there's a lot of pressure for him to get it just right. >> today's state funeral follows private greetings from president and mrs. trump and a steady stream of visitors at the capitol. politicians, sports legends, ordinary people who waited for hours for a moment to say good-bye. >> he was a man of integrity. >> you knew that he cared and connected. >> private moments. a final salute from former senator bob dole. one last visit from his service dog sully. this afternoon, special air sta final journey back to texas and one more private memorial. >> which is fitting. the way he would have wanted it. >> the way he planned it, with

no missing man flyover, no hail to the chief. just farewell. >> now, big events like this, the state funeral of a president takes years of advance planning. we've seen a lot of that come together in the last few days. the military is in charge of that process here in washington. they tell us more than 4,000 active duty and civilian members were involved. laura? >> tracie potts. thank you very much. we appreciate it. it is 5:04 right now. there are several changes because of today being a national day of mourning. it also means you will not get any mail today. post offices are closed. the stock market is shut down. so are federal offices. some banks and courts will also be closed, too. nbc news will have live coverage of the funeral starting at 7:00. 5:04 right now. new this morning, it's a new day in downtown san jose.

that's because about 4 1/2 hours ago the city council voted to approve a landfill to google that paves the path for a massive campus downtown. we're live from san jose on who got what they wanted and who did not. kris? >> reporter: clearly, google and the city are happy with this deal. they've been working on this for months, maybe even years. some folks showed up for public comment who were taken away in cuffs. take a look at the video. this is not what we're used to seeing in the quite civil city of san jose. san jose police had to use bolt cutters to remove bolt cutters who chained themselves in the chairs. they were chanting san jose is not for sale. in the end, the decision was unanimous. check out this map. the city will sell 11 acres of land to google. all of those little areas in yellow around diridon station where i am this morning and the sap center.

they raised concerns of homelessness, quality of life and others voiced support for the development. >> they're promising jobs for a bunch of people. that's not going to happen for minorities. >> something san jose has been wanting for decades. for google to choose a transit rich area to build out and especially next to downtown, it's going to be transformational. >> reporter: the google development could create 20,000 to 25,000 google jobs plus the jobs with construction and what not. campus is to have housing, retail and hotel space. in contrast to app am's headquarters in cupertino that are walled off, this is meant to be a more accessible space. the mayor said 25% of the housing would be affordable and rent restricted. a lot of other details have to be worked out. this is the first step. google can commit before it goes

forward and the city can approve or not approve. one thing in the works, a downtown theme to create more affordable housing and also a community benefits package and we'll have to see what's entailed in that. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> change the look of downtown. >> thanks, kris. new this morning, self-driving cars developed by google now available for paying customers. news broke about five minutes ago. bob redell is live in mountain view. a lot of people are wondering where can people hail one of these vehicles? >> reporter: marcus, not here in the bay area. not yet. waymo won. this is a company a car company owned by alphabet. it will be operating in the phoenix metro area starting today. starting right now according to the company. you might have seen the waymo minivans buzzing around the mountain view area during test runs the past several years. the driverless vehicles use sensors and software to navigate

the roads and avoid obstacles. in this video handed out by waymo, you can see how the new service will work in arizona. users will call for a waymo using an app on their phone very much like uber or lyft in that respect. whammo, there's your waymo in theory when you agree to the price. it's available to 400 people. those who entered the rider program. there will be a driver in the car at first as the program rolls out. they're going to be there to supervise the vehicles. waymo says the cars testing in the real world since 2014, 10 million miles on the road. 7 billion miles in simulation. when nbc bay area spoke to people recently, a number of people were uncertain and hesitant about this new driverless technology. waymo does plan to expand its

service. not clear when it will come to the bay area. reporting live in mountain view, bob redell. "today in the bay." >> that was a tease. i was hoping it would be soon. we appreciate it, bob. all right. people trying to get around out there on the wet roadways greeting them. >> that's right. we have areas where it's coming down lightly. pockets of rain coming down. let's look at how storm ranger is looking. it's still picking up pretty good moisture off the coast. that's going to trickle in through the afternoon. we've got some rain moving in through san rafael. we've got pushing into san leandro. if you're driving along the area, expect rain as the pocket of rain moves through. you can see we've got rain inching closer to san jose now. this was originally more towards the los gatos area. again, where the storm ranger highlights the yellows and the oranges, you see it going through. this is where we're going to see the moments of heavier rain as

you're driving along the highway. please be careful and slow it down. as far as your microclimate highs for today, it will be comfortable and cool. we'll keep the chance of scattered rain through the mid-morning, early afternoon. by the evening hours, it will be a spotty chance. 55 degrees for martinez. 53 for livermore and 58 degrees for san jose. overall, a drying evening but we have more changes that i want to take you to. first, we have to get a check of the roads because it's wet out there, mike. >> borrow your radar and put it on my map. we share over here. sharing is caring. we care about the commute through san francisco where there's flooding reported in the area. san jose, santa clara, that rain coming through will probably see this change. you'll see that as you follow where the rain went through, you see a more green coming over toward the area. of course, outside from the speed sensors, the wet roadways a factor.

the east shore freeway shows patchy conditions as well. a live look at the golden gate bridge and it's moved to this area. but light traffic, guys. back to you. thank, mike. next up on "today in the bay," have you put up your christmas lights yet? new high tech lights in the market that will save you a lot of time because you can actually leave them up all year round. say it isn't so. >> you better check with your hoa. >> i think my neighbor does that already. but we'll check. brutal, brutal day on the markets. we'll walk through what happened with your money ahead in business and tech. volcanic eruption, a drone flying over it. at 5:25, the scientific mission that drone was on. a live look now from capitol hill there. the final farewell to president george h.w. bush. they will hold one of two

funerals starting today in washington, d.c. as this national day of mourning is upon us. we'll be right back.

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good morning. it's 5 clo:14. we've got some slick roads out there. we're tracking showers to linger on and off through the afternoon. looking at the temperature trend

for fremont, a couple of showers push through between 10:00 and 11:00. i'll take you through the timeline for the rest of the bay area and when the next chance of seeing more rain is expected coming up in a bit. shows you oakland. i show you the other side of the bay. if you look closely, you can see the sheen on the roadways. slicker conditions and water drying off from the lens here. that's what you'll find in many patches. we still have the active rain. i'll let you know about the chp report. good wednesday to you. markets are closed today for the national day of mourning. tough, tough day on the markets yesterday. dow fell nearly 800 points. nasdaq was off worse when you look at it from percentages. these ups and downs are largely artificial, driven by president trump's insistence earlier this week he had made a deal with china when he really hadn't. nothing on paper, anyway. the two countries didn't agree on what they agreed on. a rally on monday turned into a selloff. especially after a series of

tweets from trump. including this one. that starts i am a tariff man. then goes on to say, we are right now taking in billions in tariffs. make america rich again. what he's not telling you in this tweet or maybe doesn't understand himself, i don't know why he'd brag about it, when america collects tariffs, we are collecting them from the receiver. when we put tariffs on foreign goods, those tariffs are collected from americans. the billions that he's talking about in that tweet were paid by americans and not chinese. the new trade cease-fire with china, not unlike the deal with kim jong-un in that case, they walked away with entirely different understandings of what they just agreed to. that deal was on paper. the trade deal is not the only thing bothering wall street. we're seeing the flattening of the difference between short-term and long-term bonds. we talked about this yesterday. it could be worse. but it's enough to put traders

on edge as the flattening of the yield curve is associated with an eventual recession. now, i explained the yield curve in great detail yesterday. i bet you're sorry you missed it. you got to watch it more often. there's nothing more exciting than me explaining bond interest rates. 5:17 right now. most of us remember the iconic movie national lampoon's christmas vacation in 1989. since then, holiday lights getting a lot smarter. there's a new option for you now. they're called ever lights. they can be left up all year round much they're installed along the border of your home. i guess they're invisible they say until they're turned on. the starter bundle is about $400 with 25 feet of lights. maybe a little more budget friendly, they're saying for folks. i guess if you can't see them, not a bad thing. >> i know a lot of hoas say take

them down. >> a lot of neighbors are, too. >> for the guy that put them up, i was okay with leaving them up. >> no kidding. >> my grandmother would leave them up. i was always -- >> you should have helped her take them down. >> i had to put them back up. >> you need a ladder to be fair. >> here you go. >> well, you're not going to be out there cleaning up christmas lights because we're in december and it's raining. leave them through january, end of february if you'd like. i didn't say you could. just a suggestion. i like christmas lights. doppler radar, it's taking up pretty decent pockets of rain about to move into san leandro. they're going to get decent rain coming down. also moving in through portions of san jose is this little pocket of rain. you can see it using our storm ranger. that's also going to bring rain. let's talk about the next couple of hours. you're wondering when is the rain moving out? by 8:00 a.m., we're keeping the

showers pushing on through. pockets in through oakland and fairfield. san jose catches a little bit of a break. by 11:00 a.m., we get more pockets pushing in from the south, san jose and the morgan hill area as well. as far as the timeline goes, in the afternoon between 4:00 and 6:00, you can see the rain clears out and all that's left behind by 11:00 p.m. is a lot of cloud cover. as far as the wind speeds go, expect gusty conditions into santa rosa and napa upwards of 20 miles per hour. the rest of the bay area r. will remain breezy. we do see the wind diminish by 7:00, 8:00 as that system makes its exit, the rain will move out and the winds will go down as well. now, as far as the next couple of days, thursday and friday, we dry out, nice little break from the rain. temperatures remain in the 50s. if you notice, saturday is a good day. by sunday, we get an additional system that moves in and so far the system looks to be moving in sunday night into early monday morning. that could mean a pretty wet commute early monday morning into next week.

but for now, keep the rain boots in hand, take the umbrella in case. let check in with mike. >> looking at the seven-day, rainy days and mondays. laura, what does that do? >> gets you down. >> get you down. looking at the radar activity, storm ranger, the most accurate radar in the bay area. the most accurate showing you, again, san leandro. we'll see them change a little bit. we'll see if it's enough to make the sensors anything but green. lighter commute. minor crashes all around. peninsula and the south bay, they're all on the shoulder. no major injuries. the green highlighting in san pablo indicates wetter roads. contra costa county at speed. crash at the bay bridge past the metering lights. it's on the shoulder. dublin shows you wet roadways here. be careful right here at the off ramp. you see this vehicle exiting. lower the speeds, because it might be slick. no problems for mass transit, including the ferries. the winds are not enough to

cause a disturbance and the not enough to cause b.a.r.t. to slow down. >> thanks, mike. new drone video of a volcano eruption in south america. plus, why this baby's birth is being called a miracle. new this morning, unique procedure that made this birth possible and how it can help others. before we go to break, the nation is honoring the life and legacy of president george h.w. bush. funeral services are being held in washington, d.c. nbc's peter alexander tweeted this photo of the sun coming up outside of the national cathedral. stay with us for live coverage and nbc will broadcast that funeral live at 7:00 this morning. more news after the break.

5:24 for you right now. a follow-up. styrofoam will be going the way of the plastic bag. supervisors unanimously approved the styrofoam ban for unincorporated areas. most cities and counties have the ban. merchants have a six-month grace period to get rid of their existing supplies. video shows a volcano through the recent eruption. scientists use a drone to capture the smoke and ash. drone equipped with sensors to take measurements of the gases

and particles in that big plume. it shoots up from the volcano so scientists can get a better understanding of eruptions. this is one of the most active volcanos in the world. new this morning, a new medical first at that may give new hope to women struggling with fertility. doctors in brazil say the first baby has been born from a uterus transplant involving a donor who died. the infant was born to a woman who was born without a uterus. in ten previous attempts using deceased donors none has ever been successful. the first successful birth from a living donor only happened five years ago. >> that's amazing. 5:25 right now. europe's most expensive christmas tree is on display in munich, germany. >> new video shows a tree made entirely of gold coins. it is almost ten feet high. the festive decoration worth more than $2.5 million. the tree, of course, is under 24-hour surveillance.

5:25 right now. stories we're following this morning. gunshots on the streets of fremont overnight, killing one person. we've got a crew live at the scene. we'll tell you what we know so far. plus, more rain still falling in the bay area this morning. how long will it stick around? we're tracking all of this. as we head into break, did you see this very touching moment. it happened yesterday when former senator and presidential candidate bob dole paid tribute to mr. bush. he was aided to stand up. he honored him with a salute. it was amazingly touching. lot of loss. take a look. we'll be back in just a moment.

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and thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. let's check on the weather today. vinay arana is in this morning. >> we have a little bit of sheen on the roadways. that's because they have a nice little burst of rain that swept on through thanks to our storm ranger. able to track that down. see what it can do. here it is. we've got showers pushing in through portions of the north bay. we have showers pushing in through san rafael. now moving in towards san leandro. over the next couple of hours, we're expecting to keep the periods of on and off rain. it means yes, cloudy skies will be sticking around. the temperatures will be comfortable. not too cold. still cool in the 50s. 9:00 a.m., 50 degrees. by 10:00 a.m., 52 degrees. on your lunch-hour, we'll start to get peeks of sunshine out there as the skies begin to part. that rain will make its exit into the evening hours. now let's send things over to mike. >> you talk about the rain

activity, the live camera shows you. >> more crowds building at the toll plaza. gradual slowdown. folks being extra cautious here. trying to get the rain and the radar activity. looking at the maps, we'll see how things are shaping up. >> travel times want to see if i can get this clicker to work. maybe i can. >> i'll bring you the rest of the maps. the rain is causing folks to slow down. the east shore freeway and coming through oakland, highway 24, through the tunnel, i'll give you a bigger look at the speeds and the radar coming up. >> thank you very much, mike. >> breaking news. a double shooting in fremont and it turned deadly. >> pete is out at the scene. he's been there quite some time talking to police. what's the latest. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura, marcus. we're getting limited details on what caused the double shooting

in fremont. you can see the tape is still up here. it's still a very active scene. you've got police roaming in this area. blocking off streets and torrington place. show you the video from earlier when it took place. we had a camera crew on the scene. we're told it happened roughly at 12 clon:00 a.m. they told our camera crews that two people were shot and they're currently working a homicide. that's all the information we have at this point. as you can see in the video, a car is involved in this shooting. it's on the front lawn of a home here on chaucer drive with a black tarp over it. live to the active scene here. still don't know the cause of the shooting or if they're looking for a suspect at this time. we'll continue to monitor things. another update in the next hour. live in fremont, pete suratos for "today in the bay."

>> sounds good. thank you very much, pete. at 5:32. our other top story this morning. reflecting on the life and legacy of former president george h.w. bush. the nation's final farewell to our 41st president gets under way. this, in fact, is a live look outside the washington national cathedral where state funeral services will start at 8:00 a.m. our time. five living presidents, including trump, obama, bush, clinton and carter will pay their respects with dignitaries from around the world. former president george h.w. bush who struggled with -- george bush struggled with grief. will eulogize his father. like other presidential funerals, these ceremonies and the events leading up to it have been planned for years. the funeral follows private greetings from president trump. you saw that. just common citizens waited for

hours outside for a moment to walk by and say good-bye. this morning, bush's two granddaughters reflecting about their final moment with their grandfather. in an interview with savannah guthr guthrie, they explained what it was like to spend the summer with them. >> what did that mean to you and your family these final days and weeks and months ahead? >> i mean, we didn't take it for granted because he -- we knew most likely this was going to be his last summer. we all knew that. we took communion with him on sundays. and one of my favorite memories were my little girls singing jesus loves me and watching my grandpa sing it. it was beautiful. that contrast between the old and the young. >> nice reflection there. the sisters added that we should all make time for the ones we love because life is short. that is so true. >> programming note here. nbc's live coverage will start

at 7:00 a.m. and the funeral itself starts at 8:00 at the washington national cathedral. at 4:45, former president bush will lie in repose in texas. we'll have that coverage for you as well. >> 5:45. a small sense of relief for butte county fire victims. that's because the list has been reduced to a handful of names. 85 have been confirmed from last month's firestorm. you remember the days after that fire, the number of people missing at times rose above 1,000. but authorities say as of yesterday, just 11 names are now left on that list. authorities in kentucky are now confirming there was no foul play in the recent death of a long-time bay area radio host. the body of former kgo broadcaster was found sunday in the wooded area in paducah, kentucky. our affiliate reports the

preliminary autopsy indicates that he died of exposure. the police also say the investigation is still ongoing. he hosted a program until 2011 for decades. appears to be one step closer to saying bon voyage to a commuter airport. supervisors agreed to funding. it would require keeping the airport open for 20 years. as it stands, the airport is locked in to operate for the next 12 years when its current federal grants expire. the county will now look for alternative uses for that land. there's a lot of it there near the evergreen area and upgrade facilities in san martin. new this morning, the oakland zoo celebrating the arrival of this little face. newborn baby baboon. the baby boy named mousa was

worn to a mother named mocha. he's a third generation baboon at the zoo. >> cute there. >> hmm. >> a face only a mother could love. it's cute when they're little. >> then they grow up. >> sorry. >> sorry. i wasn't paying attention. how did you get my baby picture up there? >> celebrating. >> looking at the picture of the radar, the rain still active here. we share that with vianey. the green blob traveling through the east bay and the south bay, we have wetter roads. i show you the road weather index, the leftovers. meaning wet roadways wherever you see the darker highlighting there and the green sensors. they're still going to be damp but not a major problem. a lot of rain and slowing down in the east shore freeway from san pablo to berkeley. that is not easing up. a live look. the golden gate bridge, stuck

here with rain. vinay knows what's coming what's going. >> what about the weekend? >> that's important. that's a great question. it's a mix of sunshine and rain. the timing is -- the timing is what's going to help you plan it out. right now, i want to show you as you head out the door, satellite and radar before we get to the weekend rain, if you're joining us, portions of san francisco and san jose. expect to see light showers. saturday, we have a combination of sunshine and rain. saturday is your dry day. we will notice an increase in cloud cover. the temperatures will be in the 50s for the coast, bay and inland areas. not too much to worry about there. towards sunday, this is when you're going to start to notice the biggest change. as far as the timing on this, the models right now are trending towards an evening-like rain. sunday morning, should start out fairly dry, mostly clear skies and you'll notice the change

throughout the day. into the evening hours and into the late overnight hours into monday when we expect to see the heaviest of the rain. i do want to keep rain on the map so you're not caught off guard. if you have late parties, outdoor plans like that, temperatures in the 50s. coast, bay, inland expect to see rain. again, it will linger into your monday morning commute. saturday, you're okay. plenty of sunshine. but it's sunday, late night that we'll be worried about. more rain, but hey, we need the rain. back to you. >> we certainly do. thanks. the fate of a proposed catholic high school in morgan hill may be decided. why the plan could have a prayer this time even though it's been in limbo for years. the new details still ahead. plus one of president trump's former top aides gave substantial assistance to the special counsel. we'll take a hook when "today in the bay" continues.

it's 5:42. almost 6:00 a.m. as you get ready for work this morning. satellite radar, tracking showers moving through the bay area. pack that umbrella. you're going to need it. if you're headed out late this evening, things will change. i'll talk about that plus a look at your highs coming up. things are changing. right now the richmond-san rafael bridge, the headlights showing you the puddles and the wet roadway waiting for you out there. we'll show you the latest impact on traveling around. happening now, dignitaries from around the world are

arriving in washington, d.c. this to honor former president george h.w. bush. here's a live look outside at the national cathedral where state funeral services start at 8:00 this morning our time. former president george w. bush will eulogize his father today. we'll have more coverage on this ahead here on nbc bay area. it's 5:43. new this morning, two people are injured. this is after a car slammed into a utility pole in the south bay. it happened around 3:00 this morning on capital expressway and snell. both people in the car suffered serious injuries. there's no word what might have caused the crash and right now, it seems that all of the lanes are reopened. >> details in a story we've been following for you for months. santa clara county agency will consider whether to allow construction of a new catholic high school. in morgan hill. it will fit with the big picture of preserving open spaces.

the city of morgan hill has to be annexed first in order to have city services. so now it's up to santa clara county's local agencies formation commission. >> offering a one to one mitigation for every acreage of land we build for the children, the students, we're going to reserve another acre to keep it agricultural. >> the commission declined to comment ahead of the vote today. a memorial sits in antioch where a toddler lost her life monday in a tragic accident. this is video of the memorial. 3-year-old died when she was struck by a car. it happened in a parking lot at summersville town center mall near highway 4. that driver is cooperating in the investigation. police do not believe drugs nor alcohol played a role. dramatic video from the california/mexico border of a mother and daughter breaching a

fence. >> rachel rivera from honduras told reporters she wants to give her daughter a better life. after crossing into the u.s. near san diego, they were taken in by border patrol officers. not clear where they are now. but in recent weeks, president trump's -- has been releasing -- putting a strain in san diego and texas. one of the president's former top aides is apparently spilling the beans. >> michael flynn has actually been a great help to the special counsel. >> yeah. substantial assistance to according to mueller's office. you know mueller's office famously tight-lipped. we know flynn has been a big help because of court documents released by the special counsel in which he says trump's former general has been -- the former general, rather, has been cooperating with the investigation and shouldn't have to go to prison. to remind you, flynn was a general. he was an early trump supporter.

then national security adviser. and he had secret contacts with russia russians. some on the order of jared kushner. the key is flynn lied about the russian meetings to the fbi. flynn worked for president obama for a while. but obama fired him in 2014. obama warned president-elect trump not to hire michael flynn. months later, deputy attorney general sally yates warned president trump flynn was lying about the russian contacts. there's a lot more to know about flynn and others, but the court documents that we've seen so far have been redacted. mueller knows a lot more than his printer is printing, in other words. in other news, cia director, gina haskell has briefed senators over jamal khashoggi and left no doubt that crown prince was responsible. >> i have zero question in my mind that the crown prince

ordered the killing, monitored the killing, knew exactly what was happening, planned it in advance. if he was in front of a jury, he would be convicted in 30 minutes guilty. >> other senators, including fellow republicans echo corker's opinion. this has put a wedge between the president and senate. senators angry the first briefing was delivered by this man, secretary of state mike pompeo. standing in that exact same spot you saw corker who said he hadn't seen evidence that he was responsible for the murder. someone is not telling the senate the truth. the state department or the cia. pompeo said america would withdraw from a treaty. we'll update that on twitter and talk to you about it at 6:45. >> thanks, scott. new video proves that some reporters have broadcast skills but they also have game. a reporter from nbc in milwaukee there was doing a live shot interview with the harlem globetrotters yesterday morning and did the unthinkable. >> i'm going backwards.

up the ante. >> shawn gallagher trying out for the globetrotters. >> hey! >> that's amazing. >> you see it right there. everybody went crazy. the anchors there. look at it in slow motion. yeah. nothing but net. >> swooch. he did a mike drop. station merchandise. >> look. that's pretty cool there. congratulations to him. >> that is amazinamazing. they got the shot. >> cut that piece and send it to bob redell. >> that would be -- >> he's been out with the globetrotters before. he's out in the field watching it now. >> they're coming, i think, in january, too. >> i've never been. >> sap and oracle, i believe. >> that will be fun. >> well, now let's chat about the weather.

it's still a little soggy out there. here's a look at what satellite and radar looks like. want to start with a wide shot. i want to showcase where all the moisture is hanging out and lingering. you can see a lot of it is off to the south. fresno area. we've got moisture pushing in through there. we've got snow falling up in the sierra area. keep that in mind if you're heading up to lake tahoe. always, always, check the road conditions. better to be prepared. a closer look. you can see we've got rain off the coast and then we've got a couple of showers pushing through san jose. but i do want to showcase our storm ranger. this picks up the higher definition. a little bit closer to the ground and give us a better view of where the pockets of rain are. you can see now we've got rain moving in through discovery bay. a lot of the rain that san jose was picking up has trekked off to the east. we've still got showers pushing in through san francisco. now we've got showers that are going to move in through concord. so they're getting light rain through there. the next couple of hours, we're expecting a change in the temperature trend. we're going to stay in the 50s.

but i want to show you by 10:00 a.m., you see a lot of the showers, periods on and off again. starts to trickle out and move out. concord, keeping the rain chances in through 9:00 a.m. we're not clear until the evening hours. let's look at the timeline right now. take you through 8:30, you can see we've got showers lingering. they kind of hang out. by 4:30, 5:00, the majority of that rain is cleared out. around your dinnertime, all of that rain about less than a tenth of an inch. should be completely out of the area making way for a much drier thursday into friday. but as we head in towards sunday, we've got an incoming system. don't wash your car just yet. another excuse to keep you nice and dirty. >> that's a good excuse. talking about the changing weather conditions. highway 50 and i-80, have the chain requirements or chain controls. keep that in mind early in the commute. the systems over here, we're

showing you storm ranger with the red sweep. it's calmed down but it's hit across the san mateo bridge. just showed you the road weather index, continue to see wet roadways where it's highlighted in green. here where the arrow shows you more slowing as the rain hits southbound 880. down toward the san mateo bridge. no wind advisory for the bridge itself and no problems for the tri-valley or contra costa county. a fender bender on the shoulder as you approach the dublin interchange. the san mateo bridge continues to move smoothly. we're now picking up the volume across the peninsula. >> thank you very much, mike. all new this hour, ad work on streaming services, the kind of commercials some companies are testing. but also happening now, breaking news we're following on this wednesday morning. we're getting our first look at video of a shooting at a food

supply warehouse in baltimore. one person was shot at the business. very large police presence there right now. we just got word of a s.w.a.t. team searching the building but the suspect got away. we'll of course, continue to update you. today )s state funer

president george h.w. now to coverage of today's state funeral for president

george h.w. bush. only the 34th in history of the nation capitol to be laid to rest. taking a live look at the national cathedral where a funeral will take place today at 8:00. nbc live coverage starts at 7:00 a.m. the funeral starts at 8:00 at the national cathedral. at 4:45, the former president will lie in repose at st. martin's episcopal church in texas. there's a private funeral for his family there. 5:55. happening today, the head of general motors set to meet with senators as backlash continues over the decision to shut down plants and lay off over 14,000 workers. ceo mary bara is set to meet with ohio senators. they'll urge her not to shut down a key plant in that state. we told you last week at this time, the union is fighting back against the planned closure. both ohio senators say they proposed solutions to the company asking gm to work with the state to save workers' jobs.

following up now just five weeks after one of the deadliest attacks on the jewish synagogue in u.s. history. people in pittsburgh united for a holiday of healing. this was the hanukkah celebration last night. a parade started at the synagogue in pittsburgh and traveled through the city to the waterfront. the holiday is taking on new meaning this year after the mass shooting at the tree of life synagogue in october. 11 people died and six others were hurt. 5:56 right now. happening today, most state offices in alaska set to reopen after a powerful 7.0 magnitude earthquake rocked the state. officials say five office locations not marked as suitable for occupancy. look at the roads buckling. it was in the largest city in alaska. 8:30 on friday morning. several after have hit the area

as well. no fatalities or serious injuries were reported. stthere was brief hope that colin kaepernick would return to the nfl. the washington team is down to the third string quarterback and could really use some help. kevin durant wants his hometown team to -- k.d. posted on his instagram tagging washington with a picture of kaepernick, washington's head coach said the team discussed signing kap but it's unlikely to do so. new this morning, at&t and hulu considering a new type of ad that will run when a viewer pauses a tv show or movie on streaming services. variety reports that both companies will introduce a pause ad sometime next year. hulu will provide a natural break in the storytelling experience. netflix has tested ads and pro most in between their original shows but it was met with a lot of backlash from viewers. also new this morning, big announcement about the academy

awards. actk kevin hart will host. he announce his selection. they tweeted back saying welcome to the family. he said it fulfills his lifelong dream. last year it was an all-time ratings low and announced several changes for next year's ceremony the bay area known worldwide, premium wine growing region. this weekend we're profiling winemakers and growers the next stault of our documentary series. >> gundlach bundschu survived an earthquake, prohibition and most recently the family home burned in the wildfires. they did not lose winery or the vineyard. jeff gundlach recalls the support of strangers. >> there were people lined up on the fence crying who thought that they had heard that it had

burned. i was just, like, people i never seen before and it really just showed it was a little bit of a wake-up call like there's so much that this place means beyond just to us. >> bay area revelations, america's wine country airs this saturday at 10:00 p.m. after "saturday night live." right now at 6:00, a final farewell for the 41st president. george hhw bush's body on the way to the national cathedral. that passes. >> landmark sale overnight. san jose approved that high-profile google expansion. tense moments, protests, arrests and what happens now. the future is here. the first-ever commercial self-driving car taking people to work. how it works and where it's happening. you know the bay area company that's driving the change. we'll tell you about it as "today in the bay" continues right now.

very good wednesday morning to you. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. gary has the day off and vianey is here telling us about the rain in the bay. >> the rain is gracing us with its presence as well. we're definitely seeing plenty of activity on our radar and showcasing itself to form light showers using our own storm ranger. sitting on top of the mountain. you can see light showers pushing in to discovery. in the a lot of heavy pockets of rain. however, if you're going to be taking public transportation, please take an umbrella. we're expecting periods of on and off again showers. here's a look at pleasant hill b.a.r.t. the temperatures will remain in the 50s. bundle up appropriately and keep that umbrella on hand. let's get a check of the roads with mike. >> that wet roads for the commuters, the gn