ad lib live pic a good thursday morning to you, january 3rd. it's cold outside. a beautiful sight for you, san francisco, to start your morning. thank you for starting your day with us on "today in the bay." >> that's you, laura's voice. laur l >> laura, don't go outside, it's too cold for you. it's too cold for a lot of people. if you do have to go outside, this is what you'll be facing.

san ji, 35 degrees. remain as the ridge of high pressure continues to dominate over the area. by 9:00 a.m. we'll be in the 40s and topping out only in the 50s. i hope you've been enjoying the dry, clear days as much as we dislike the cold because rain is on the way. let's get a check of traffic with mike. >> behind my name, we'll remove that vanity plate. and we see a crash that's reported. even though it's a remote area, two got into a crash. one took off. highway 35 just north of portollo heights. if you saw anything wn coco coming over the as contra richmond bridge. a manhunt is under way in oakland for a person who struck a 14-year-old boy while riding his bike.

this happened yesterday afternoon near the fruitvale b.a.r.t. station. the collision caused the bike to fly into the air and the boy got stuck under the car. witnesses sent us video of the aftermath. police are worried about him. >> we have a 14-year-old boy in critical condition. he has major injuries for being dragged by this vehicle for four city blocks. >> the two suspects are on the run. crimestoppers offin jose's mayor o from the hospital after colliding with a car while riding his bike on new year's day. >> reporter: san jose's mayor is recovering from a bicycle crash at home. the mayor left regional medical center. and a police officer drove him

home in a squad car. he had to be helped out of the car and escorted slowly up the stairs to his house. he was still wearing the same brace he had on earlier when he got out of his wheelchair at the hospital to speak with reporters. >> i'm accompanied by a little friend here. this brace is going to keep me -- is going to accompany me for the next four to six weeks because i've got a couple fractured vertebrae an fractur fractured sternum. >> reporter: on tuesday the mayor and an suv collide ate iv road. the driver was stopped at a stop sign but pulled out in front of the mayor. the driver was cited for failing to yield to a motorist but was not arrested. the mayor posteded this photo online. >> i'm very fortunate to be

walking. >> reporter: nbc7 bay area news. an elderly woman is dead after being struck while walking across the street in concord. police say it happened yesterday just after 3:00. the 86-year-old was crossing around a ayers road and valley crest drive. the driver did stop and is cooperating with police. a live look on capitol hill where a big shift in power officially kicks in today when democrats retake control of the house. later this morning bay area democrat nancy pelosi isexpecte as house speaker. in an exclusive interview with the "today" show, she already has choice words for president trump about the ongoing federal shutdown. the shutdown enters its 13th day with no end in sight and likely house democrats will move quickly to end it. it's also just as likely the gop-led senate will vote against any measure ending the shutdown. the sticking point, of course, is funding for the president's

border wall. in a special interview with "today's" savannah guthrie, they say it falls squarely on the president. >> why isn't it partially your responsibility as well? >> it has nothing to do with it. it has the president saying i'll hold sij six agents of government hostage to my campaign promise that i was going to build a wall. and that mexico was going to pay for it. that is sopresident, by the way says he remains willing to work with democrats to pass a bill you can watch more of savannah pelosi on therview with "today" show. crews just finished the moscone center expansion. it now has extra space for

exhibitions, outdoor terraces and ballrooms. surfing fans, now all we need is some really high surf. that's because as of today the window is open once again for the maverick surf competition. organizers closed the window during the holidays. if the waves get big enough between now and march 15th, the contest is on.nt announcement. so everyone has to get on a plane and get here in time. 4:3. coming up on "today in the bay," a warning from apple. the impact the tech giant's slowing sales are having on the stock market this morning. plus, a look at how much the u.s. government shutdown could impact your tax refund. and taking a live look out at sfo. you can see out there -- what you can't see is how cold it is. we'll have a look at the forecast coming up in a bit.

good morning. i'm frank holland. here are today's top business headlines. wall street is set to open up lower this morning mostly due to apple. the company is includes this past holiday season. in an exclusive interview right here on cnbc, apple ceo tim cook pointing to slowing iphone sales and economic weakness in china. cook also says fewer people have been upgrading to the latest iphone models.

apple's stock is down nearly 8%, meaning it's lost roughly $60 billion in market value. apple dragging down shares of its parts suppliers overseas as well as tech stoblgs in the u.s., including facebook, amazon and microsoft. the u.s. government shutdown could impact your tax returns. the irs is one of the agencies working with a bare bone staff. while it can process some tax returns, it's not conducting audits, answering questions or paying out refunds. the irs is yet to announce a start date for the 2018 season. that could affect the entire economy as early filers use their refunds to pay down debt, large those are your cnbc headlines, back over to you. coming up on "today in the bay," vianey is tracking our thursday forecast. >> it's another cold one. no surprise there. we warned you. once again we're starting out in

the 30s. look at the icons. plenty of sunshine on the way for now. i'm tracking big changes as we head into the weekend with rain on the way. it's so cold, 880 and nimitz freeway, our oakland camera, a little shaking. i think it's shivering. we'll show you how things are shaping up fartherurry confusio. the highly tauted event hosted by the warrior start that has many fans asking a lot of questions this morning.

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oracle arena... but outside of 4:44. many warriors fans not happy about having to camp out. i'm not talking about outside oracle arena, but outside steph is y's pop-up store in oakland. curry's store held a big bash to celebrate his tenth year playing in oakland. the first 225 people in line were to be gifted two free tickets for today and then the pop-up store stopped distributing those tickets. >> people are paying for brought their kids and families here. it's very disappointing. >> so, curry took to twitter and instagram to tell hiss they can stop by the store again today to get those tickets. it's not clear how many tickets are still available. well, in case you missed, it steph curry came through on christmas. this is for one napa girl who wondered why curry'ses under

armour shoes were marketed to shoes. >> you might remember the story went viral. now is the video of riley opening one special christmas gift straight from steph. >> it's the curry! oh, my gosh. it's so cool! >> thanks to riley's letter, under armour now offers the shoes to girls. her parents decided to wait until christmas to give her the actual pair of shoes, which went on sale in mid-december so everyone can get them now. >> happy christmas. those are pretty cool shoes. >> they are cool. it's time to check with traffic and weather together this morning. and it is literally freezing. literally freezing. >> it's cold. >> we've had some frosty conditions. we've seen this. it's kind of been due to a ridge of high pressure but it's been keeping our skies clear. we've had a lot of sunshine. >> it's still cold. >> it hasn't done much to warm

us up, i suppose. marcus, be careful what you wish for because we have big changes on the way. i don't know if you'll like the changes on the way. clear skies right now. san jose, 35 degrees. take a look at how everyone else is faring this morning. 3 31 degrees in santa rosa. our temperatures into the afternoon, we're not expected to warm up by much. here's your concord trend. today we might get a little more cloud cove couple ko of days bu his is a sign of changin we do have a big change. microclimate highs for today, once again we'll be topping o j. through the east bay, oakland, 58. danville, 59. fremont also at 59 degrees. up along the peninsula, 50s. redwood city, 59 degrees. if you're heading into the city, expect to see 50s on the ma. . in the north bay, you can see we

have more approaching cloud cover. we've already launched our very own storm ranger. it's up and scanning in preparation for this initial system. our first system is set to arrive on saturday, becoming widespread in through the entire saturday and into sunday we'll get periods of on and off again rain. then we get another storm system on monday. estimated rain totals, highest of just a little under 2 inches up to the north santa cruz mou quarter of an inch for saturday and sunday. by monday we'll have another storm system makingal which will add to the rain totals. we're going to work folks over to the live camera. dublin, 585, a steady stream of headlights. we see more folks coming back after the new year. some folks still working to pay the bills. others are still on vacation through much of the school vacation, which for the most

part start monday. i know friends that started school yesterday. that's a tough restart. over there we have a tough situation. a hit-and-run involving a big rig there. the big rig took off and kept moving. it may not glancingrom a smalle. if you saw anything near grant line road, that's another hit-and-run, second for the morning on our grid. the rest of the bay shows smooth speed sensors outside the altamont pass. south bay shows a drive. highway 35, no major injuries. no problems reported for mass transit. you can make the long ride or shorter ride under b.a.r.t. we show you the peninsula. there's palo alto, a little dark for folks because there aren't that many headlights.

that's the bright sign near home depot and ikea off university. a new filing by pg&e gives a hint at legal strategies the utility may use when it comes to lawsuits around the deadly santa rosa wildfires. investigators have not determined the exact cause of the fire in 2017. our investigative unit found the fire may have started from faulty electrical equipment on north bennett lane. pg&e filed a response to the lawsuit saying the equipment was not its responsibility. in the statement it says, in 35r9 part, the evidence supports the conclusion this equipment located beyond pg&e's service delivery point was planned, designed, installed and maintained and operated by third parties, not pg&e. we're learning more about a deadly apartment fire in oakland. it happened last night on chadic

avenue near the berkeley border. firefighters say a 38-year-old man was kilide the building. likely he died from smoke inhalation. initial reports say a christmas tree may be to blame. and this man, tamari harris is scheduled to go to trial in connection with a deadly shooting in richmond. "the east bay times" reports one critical piece of evidence has vanished without a trace. the victim identified harris as he lay dying in march of 2016 but the body camera used by the officer who heard that accusation somehow malfunctioned. police say there's no usable footage. 4:51. a large crowd showed up first court appearance of a man accused of killing a newman police officer. people lined up outside the courthouse in modesto to show support for the officer.

he was shot to death the morning after christmas while making a dui stop. the suspect was to be arraigned yesterday but the case was suspended until next month so he can undergo a mental evaluation. supporters of singh's family were upset by the news. >> as you're in that courtroom, we're out here in front of the courthouse, we have your back. we all want justice. >> we also learned the suspect's real name. he had numerous aliases. police say his real name is polio mendoza. a follow-up to a deadly christmas day shooting by san jose police. the family of the woman killed, jennifer vasquez, is charges to be filed against four san jose officers. police say the 24-year-old was driving a stolen car in the early hours of christmas morning. they misidentified her as the suspect in a different shooting. when she tried to flee, they shot and killed file

criminal charges against the officers who killed their daughter, jennifer vasquez. >> police admit they were chasing the wrong vehicle but they say it would have turned out differently if she hadn't tried to ram the officers' cars. coming up on "today in the bay" -- >> a four-figure dispute with the den tetist. how we handled his case and how you can escalate yours. nbc bay area responds next. first happening now, a troubling story about police officers in chicago. the suicide rate among police officers in that city is 60% higher than the national average. on new year's day the fourth chicago officer committed suicide since july. a nationwide study found first responders have a heightened risk for depression, ptsd and suicide. the chicago police department is working on increasing the number of trained counselors. more news for you right after the break. after creating massivs

of fake-accounts, wells fargo is giving up its insurance welcome back. after creating massive amounts of fake accounts, wells fargo is giving up its insurance license here in california. you may remember the company charged 1500 customers for insurance policies they never agreed to. now the banks agreeing to pay california $5 million to settle the case and it will pay an extra $5 million if it ever wants to sell insurance in our state again. the settlement was expec yesterday. nbc7 bay area responds to an east bay man with a dental dispute. >> good morning. bob s. in brentwood said it all started when he had a bridge fitted into his mouth. he says the dentist didn't cement the partial denture correctly so bob says it was

uncomfortable and you could see metal when he opened his mouth. he says he complained to the dentist and his insurance company, but bob says they were both denied. now, we reached out to the insurance company and asked it to reconsider. we didn't hear back. but bob did. a week later he got a check for than 100 complaints about dental work. you can also contact the california dental board which has the power to discipline dentists. if your beef is with your dental insurance, can you challenge them through the department of managed health care. filing a complaint with either agency shows you are serious. you'll find links on our website, nbcbayarea.com/responds. while you're there, you can contact us, too. the number is 888-996-tips if you wish tot's 4:57. coming up on "today in the bay," vianey is tracking a round of rain heading towards the bay area. >> it will be the last couple of hours of sunshine. maybe two more days.

crank up that heater. your morning commute will be another cold one. we have 30s on the map. i'll break down that rain on the way. no breakdown here. this is the nimitz through east bay. we'll show you where there is a crash, though. crime rates rising and falling in the bay area. a live report on new numbers and the warning from one police chief this morningbundle up -- y

outside. a live look outside at downtown san jose. good thursday morning to

you. january 3rd. bundle up because it is cold outside, but it gives us a nice, clear view of downtownw. it's just seconds before 5:00. thank you for starting the morning with us. i'm mar laura garcia. mike will have traffic in a moment but first we send it to vianey. i have the snowflake icon next to the temperature in my car. >> i'm afraid to see what my bill will be this month because i cranked up the heater two nights in a row. right now temperatures in the 30s. napa, 34. take a look at your temperature trend into the afternoon. once again it will be in the 50s but tlo roll in signifying a change in the forecast. we've teased to the rain and i'll have a closer look at

>> green sensors all around. a couple of crashes we're tracking on the shoulder. a new crash over here may be in lanes. this is westbound 80,