shows like "the bachelor" and older titles like "fringe" and "heroes" as well as a range of new and old movies. >> should be fine. right now at 6:00, the breaking news, a davis police officer killed in the line of duty, her name natalie corona, just 22 years old. everything we learned overnight about the young life lost. >> this is just an absolutely devastating loss to the police department. >> mourning the loss, already overnight, a procession through the fog for officer corona. so what happened? the standoff, the suspect, the shooting, it happened knew near davis. we have the latest as "today in the bay" continues right now. such a tragic loss. our hearts go out to that family, i can't imagine, just 22 years old. our other big story this morning is the weather. rain is headed our way, but a little patchy fog may be what you're dealing with this morning. we've got the full forecast coming up in just moments.

good morning to you. it's friday. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. let's head over to meteorologist kari hall with a look at what we can expect today. beautiful shot behind you of san jose. >> right now as we are now at 6:01, we do have some dry weather around the bay area, as we take that live look outside, at downtown san jose. we're going to see the temperatures start out very mild, at about 50 degrees. few peeks of sunshine, and then the clouds roll in, and right behind that, will be the rain, but as we start out this morning, storm ranger showing that we will have not a drop of rain until about later this morning, into the afternoon. you could see not one but two storm systems helded our way, and i'll track all of that for you in a few minutes. mike, you've just had a traffic break. >> i did, kari. i got better information from our live camera. chp had reported northbound 101 at willow, there was that damage to the sand barrel at the off-ramp. it was southbound up here, just out of sight of our shot, a traffic break for about three or four minutes. engineer mike from the station

called that in to say hey we're at a full stop and it's rolling again, just as we saw the traffic break cleared. slower drive east palo alto out of fair oaks, redwood city but it should clear up quickly, you saw a smooth drive and relatively light flow of traffic and arched the rest of the bay. another crash, this is the only one sticking around, north 101 at trimble. all the rest have cleared from the roadway. trimble the area is blocked and slow passing the airport. the bay bridge toll plaza we have folks waiting at fast track, no metering lights. back to you. back to breaking news in yolo county, a davis police officer just weeks on the job killed in the line of duty. >> new overnight, the suspect is dead. "today in the bay's" pete suratos joins us live in davis, as the community in blue pays their respects. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura and marcus. we're still here off of "d" street near the scene, not ta for from the scene where 22-year-old natalie corona, a rookie officer with the davis

police department was shot and killed while responding to an incident. you still see the flashing lights there as this is still an active scene. right now, our viewers are looking at pictures of corona. as far as her background, she started at the davis police department in 2016, as a part-time community service officer. corona just finished the academy back in july and completed field training not too long ago, guys. she finished that just before christmas. so really she's only been on the job for just a few weeks. now, i want to show our viewers some video of the procession, as corona's body was taken from the uc davis medical center, where she died from the gunshot wound injuries to the yolo county sheriff office in woodland, where her body was arriving not too long ago this morning. now as far as exactly what took place, according to davis police, the shooting happened in downtown davis, not too far from where we're standing at the scene, just before 7:00 last night. corona was shot while responding to a three-car crash in the area. she was then rushed to the uc

davis medical center, where she died from her injuries. now, this led to a shelter in place across davis, with uc davis even being put on lockdown as police searched for that suspect. police eventually found that suspect dead inside of the home from what police believe or say what appear to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound. here is what corona's fellow officers are saying about this tragic incident. >> i haven't seen anybody work harder in a part-time capacity and be more motivated to be a police officer than natalie. she's absolutely a star in the department. >> reporter: take you back out here live to davis, where there's an active scene from where this incident took place last night. police also mentioned, go on to mention corona was considered to be a rising star in the department. they also mentioned she is currently survived by her parents at this time. we're live here in davis, pete suratos, for "today in the bay."

>> thank you very much, pete. 6:04 right now. nearby uc davis, a shelter in place is now lifted. this morning, the university released a statement writing, "our deepest condolences go out to her family, friends and fellow officers. while details are still unknown, we've learned from the davis police that the suspect is no longer a threat, and we have lifted the shelter in place request." if a news conference happens during this newscast, if we get any updates, of course, we'll bring them to you. 6:05. it is pay day for federal workers. the problem is there is a shutdown in washington. three weeks in, with no end in sight. here in the bay area, workers are waking up without a paycheck as well, wondering how they'll be able to pay their rent and mortgages, car or even credit payments. "today in the bay's" bob redell live for us in mountain view at moffatt field. nasa workers are amongst some of those who aren't getting paid as well.

>> reporter: correct, marcus. behind me, security guards are still screening vehicles here at nasa ames, but those security guards are deemed essentially employees and haven't been furloughed during the government shutdown. what you don't see are a couple thousand nasa ames federal employees who have not been here, who have not worked here since christmas, and even though today is payday, they will not be receiving their paycheck. the federal employees union will give members a rebate of their dues to help with cash flow but that's not enough. one worker tells not receiving a regular paycheck is going to hurt especially considering her husband has medical bills ofs can $6,700 a month. yesterday in san francisco marc waiving signs "we want to work." 800,000 americans aren't getting their paychecks today, worried about how to make ends meet. >> our household now has zero income.

>> we implement the clean water act, the clean air act, safe drinking water act, that's not happening. >> reporter: we put some numbers together for you on the tv screen, just a sampling of some of the 800,000 federal employees not receiving paychecks today. you are looking at 3,000 air traffic controllers, 51,000 tsa officers. 4,000 employees with the national weather service, and 13,000 fbi agents. reporting live here in mountain view, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> bob, hoping for a solution soon. the coverage continues later this hour. at 6:45, scott mcgrew has analysis of all the politics of this, where the president and democrats stand, then at 7:00, the "today" show has even more reaction from federal workers trying to make ends meet. >> it 16:07. new details about a deadly police tasing incident on the peninsula. last october, chindu okobi was tased by deputies on el camino reale in millbrae. "the examiner" reports the

district attorney plans to publicly release all relevant video in the coming weeks. investigators say the suspect was running in and out of traffic, and then attacked a deputy. this was one of the three taser-related deaths last year involving san mateo county law enforcement officers. access to legal marijuana just got a little closer for anyone living in san leandro city is getting its first miracle marijuana dispensary. today is a grand opening for tarratack. its owe on fairway drive near kaiser preermanente. the ribbon cutting happens at 9:30 this morning. more inaugural celebrations for libby schaaf. the mayor hosts a dinner and dance party to benefit the oakland promise at the fox theater tonight. schaaf began her second term in office monday. moving forward, she has to tackle issues such as housing and affordability in the city as well as homelessness and oversight of the police department, which dealt with a number of controversies.

>> as we approach 6:09 as you get ready to head out the door, it's looking all good across the bay area. light patchy fog here and there. visibility is looking good especially compared to yesterday, as you make your way out the door, headed into diridon station, we will have a dry start, but if you'll be gone all day, make sure you have some rain gear with you. we will see sun peeking out by late morning. clouds rolling in by early afternoon, and by this evening, we'll see rain moving through. we are going to see some of the rain chances going up by 1:00 today, but until then, we've got a nice, easy drive. now, mike, how is it looking as you start out the door, especially near the bay bridge? >> it looks bad but i want to show you this is unusual. we have the slowing of course on the bay bridge, heading up the incline, but right there, those are the metering lights, and no one is stopping at them. the metering lights are not on. it's 6:09 and we do have a good volume of traffic. in fact, the backup now reaches as you approach the bay bridge toll plaza, mostly for the fast

track lanes and our computer generated this simulation. i wanted to show you the area we do not have camera range between the toll plaza and the metering lights. i showed you the metering lights are off and there is the backup you would expect coming off of the maze. it's just fine, until you approach the toll plaza, and that's where the backup is. everything else is moving smoothly and a lighter volume of traffic, even for a friday. little patches of fog drifting around but not a major concern for most of our drivers. we do have that crash that cleared south 101 with the traffic break at willow. mild slowing remains that should clear up soon and a crash in san jose north 101 at trimble, so just watch for that. we may have residual slowing addressed by the fire crew. recovery palo alto past willow, and a smooth drive across from richmond. 6:10 right now. next and new this hour, all the better to see us with. it's called the wall. details on a massive new tv unveiled in las vegas this week. >> maybe they can buy that wall. we're in day 21 of the

shutdown. now we're tied for the longest ever. what does that do to the economy? we'll take a look, coming up in business and tech. and of course, our breaking news, coverage continues, a young california officer gunned down in the line of duty. immediate headlines right now at nbcbayarea.com. another live report from davis coming up for us at 6:30. you're watching "today in the bay."

right now at 6:13, it is a nice, quiet start to the day. here is a live look at 880 in fremont. the rain will move in later on this afternoon. we'll enjoy a little bit of sunshine through about 11:00, with temperatures headed into the mid-50s. low 60s today. we'll talk about the arrival of the rain as you make weekend plans, coming up in less than five minutes. >> while we look at the bay bridge toll plaza, you see the fast track lanes are the ones that bear the burden. no metering lights, but there is a backup, and we do have an issue for the peninsula. we'll talk about what's going on, where service has stopped, coming up. and a very happy friday to you. wall street took an unexpected turn to the positive on thursday. that's five in a row for the dow. reports say apple will come out with three new phones this year, and making your iphone 10 the old model. apple hasn't commented. macy's biggest fall for that stock in ten years, after the company warned investors about falling profits and sales.

a really startling tweet from president trump this morning announcing a path to citizenship for h1-b visa holders. silicon valley is full of highly educated, highly skilled immigrants on h1-b. it is just a work visa, didn't have a specific plan to citizenship. we'll look at this more closely as we look at politics coming up. today we enter the 21st day of the government shutdown, this ties us with the longest shutdown ever. if you go to the airport today, the tsa agent that keeps you safe, the air traffic controller who clears you for takeoff were supposed to get paychecks today and didn't. this puts us in uncharted territory. we won't know until this is over how badly we hurt the economy. here is fed chairman jerome powell. >> in the short term, if government shutdowns don't last very long, if typically they've not left of much a mark on the economy, which cannot isn't to say there's plenty of personal hardship people undergo, the aggregate level of the economy

generally does not reflect much damage from a shutdown. a longer shutdown is something we haven't had. if we have an extended shutdown that would show up in the data pretty clearly. >> powell warned us the deficit is hurting us and all the other chaos you may have forgotten, the government's spending more money than is brings in, far more money and getting a lot worse than it has in the past. a twitter user sent this gif to elon musk a couple of days ags. elon, you should make this. you recognize this as delorean from "back to the future" but more importantly it's flying. he said tesla is working on flying cars with rocket this ru thruster. he said we'd replace the back seat and put in rocket thrusters. elon says lots of things, as we know but then again he sent a car to space. >> so maybe so. >> we'll give him the benefit of the doubt. >> find out who your partner will be in the side seat.

>> room for two. >> thanks, scott. it's 6:16. as you may already know, ces wrapping upbringing you highlights. jonathan bloom has been covering it for us on nbc bay area. one thing that's getting a lot of buzz, samsung's massive new tv screen. they're calling it the wall. this video is from a handout that they delivered to us, a whopping 219 inch screen, more than 18 feet long, perfect if you have a big enough home. >> right. >> yeah, don't pull out your wallet just yet. samsung is just demonstrating the technology. can you imagine, watching that? oh my gosh, i'd actually be tall! it just hit me! >> before i walk in. >> i'll be at your waist. not just yet on the wall. >> but hey, the wall we like is the weather wall. >> the weather wall. >> yeah, it's all green.

it's not amazing, but we are going to see some rain moving in today, and we are starting out with some patchy fog in some spots. here is a live look in san rafael. it's not as foggy as it was yesterday, which is good for your drive this morning. at least you can see, and the weather is still dry, so as you make your way out the door, maybe around pleasant hill, we are going to see those temperatures starting out mild, with some low 50s. we'll get some peeks of sunshine, but then as you check out that seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen, a lot of rain icons, that means some rain will be moving in off and on, and in pleasant hill, we could see it as early as 1:00 this afternoon. as you get ready to head out the door in san jose, getting the kids up and out the door, it's going to be a cool start, with some upper 40s, but then a fairly mild afternoon with some low 60s and mostly cloudy skies. as you're styling your hair this morning, pull it back in a pony tail and go. it is humid outside, and it's friday. we have some rain on the way later on today and we're looking at our high temperatures in the mid to upper 50s today.

check out storm ranger, our mobile doppler radar. you havingie access as you down the nbc bay area app and go to the weather page you'll see the live radar and want to make sure you get the updates as rain moves in later on today. we have two storm systems on the way over the next ocouple of days. we'll see scattered showers moving in, as early as 3:00 this afternoon all as kro tacross th area. most of us not seeing it until the evening commute. that will slow you down getting home even more. off and on during the evening hours. tomorrow we wake up to mostly cloudy skies and slight rain chances but most of us won't see that throughout the day and the next round of rain moving in by sunday night. we're looking at the possibility of most of us getting a half of an inch of rain or less, and then as we check out the sierra, it's nice, quiet and cold. we'll see a mostly dry weekend. check out what the computer

models are showing as far as the potential of snow next week. kingvale could possibly get 98 inches of snow next week and kirkwood 92. it looks promising as we head deep near january and we'll get the beneficial sierra snow and also bay area rain. i'll have more on that. mike, you have a full stop for one transit line? >> sorry i was late getting to the map but we have the update, just the last few seconds. we did learn that instead of a full stop, peninsula trains are single tracking down the area through past redwood city, the redwood station. whipple avenue specifically there's a crossing there and that's where someone was hit with a train. they can only use one set of tracks while the investigation continues. it was a southbound train number 102, and train also slow through the area of redwood city for the time being, because of that investigation that continues. now, this is over in this area of the peninsula. here is 101, el camino and whipple avenue, between 101 and

el camino. the freeways and roadways are moving smoothly, a lighter commute. better situation on the roads. we have one crash i'm tracking over here, north 101 at trimble. the crash is over on the shoulder, but a fire crew got there to assist with any minor injuries blocking your slow lane and causing a distraction. little build through san jose. no problem contra costa county, all the way to the bay bridge toll plaza, where the metering lights are not yet on but it is backed up for the fast track lanes and from the toll plaza, you're jammed up into the incline. back to you. >> all right, thanks, mike. 6:21, next and new this hour, another brand new look at the dark side of the moon. but first, here is consumer investigator chris chmura. >> newer chip cards are supposed to be more secure, but thieves are still hacking our accounts. one weak spot? gas pumps. they're not required to take these cards yet, and won't be until 2020. thieves know that. so one way to perhaps protect your account number right now, pay for your gas inside with the

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this morning about the discovery of a 13-year-old girl who has been missing for over three months. jayme closs had been missing since mid-october when her parents were found murdered in their northern wisconsin home. investigators say she was found at a small development

about one hour from where she disappeared. police do have a suspect in custody in connection to this case. speaking to reporters on the phone: family members say they were shocked, but they never lost faith. authorities plan to give an update a little later this morning - at about 8 a-m our time. new video: and - so many orcas in one place. look at this. whale trackers were busy all day yesterday tracking the new video, so many orcas in one place. whale trackers were busy all day yesterday, tracking these orcas up along the washington coast. they say they spotted more than 40 in the northwest region of puget sound. cameras recorded two separate whale groups, a rare sight considering researchers say

there's only 71 of them left in that area. pretty cool to see. the far side of the moon or dark side has remained mysterious to humans. that was until china started exploring it recently. now the space agency is releasing this new panoramic still image of the moon. it was taken from a lunar probe. 6:26. here are the stories we're working on for the next half hour. teacher walk-in at 6:30, what that means, which bay area schools are taking part, and the impact on your kids. plus -- >> uhm, are you going to run for president? >> still not saying. senator kamala harris taking some jabs from stephen colbert overnight. at 6:45, what she is saying about her possible run for president. and killed in the line of duty. police offic

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>> officer he will natalie corona died, so did her killer after a massive manhunt and standoff. we bring you the complete coverage of that live for you. goorn good morning to you. thanks for joining us for "today in the bay." i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. the weather story is a big story we've been talking about, getting breaks in the rain, patchy fog. kari is following it for us. >> we continue with our break in the rain but it will be back by this afternoon. as you make your way out the door, make sure you are prepared for the rain. headed out the door going to the fruitvale b.a.r.t. station we get peeks of sunshine between 8:00 to 9:00 and more clouds and look at that, by 2:00, we could see some showers coming through. right now, storm ranger showing us that we don't have any rain moving through now, but as we check out that forecast, off and on rain, and there's a lot more where that came from. so i'll be tracking it all in more detail is coming up in a f minutes. >> this is a deadly crash on

caltrain lines, a pedestrian involved near whipple avenue, the redwood city area. avoid whipple and there will be delays for the trains on the peninsula line southbound train number 102 was involved in that crash. it is about a half hour late. 101 through the area moves smoothly as does the rest of the bay, except for one crash i'm watching in san jose, and we'll talk about the bay bridge and the unusual pattern there as well coming up. back to you. >> all right, thanks, mike. back to that breaking news in yolo county, a davis police officer just weeks on the job killed in the line of duty. >> and new overnight, the suspect killed himself. "today in the bay's" pete suratos joins us live in davis, as a community in blue pays respect. huge loss for them. >> reporter: a huge loss indeed. good morning to you, laura and marcus. as you could see, we're on "d" street where the scene is active, not too far from where

22-year-old police officer natalie corona was shot and killed in the line of duty. tragic story in davis. we want to show you pictures of corona. she started on the job not too long ago. she was a part-time community service officer for davis police department in 2016 and finished with the academy in july, and completed field training just before christmas. she's only been on the job for a few weeks, before all of this happened. i want to show viewers video of the procession that took place earlier this morning as corona's body was taken from the uc davis medical center where she died from the gunshot wound injuries, where she was taken to the yolo county sheriff's office in woodland. as far as what took place, this whole incident, according to davis police, there was the shooting happened in downtown davis, just before 7:00 last night. corona was shot responding to a mule tie car crash. she was rushed to the uc davis medical center, where she died from the injuries. this led to a shelter in place

a, as uc davis remained on lockdown as police searched for a suspect. police did eventually find that suspect. the suspect was dead inside of a home from what appeared to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound. here is what corona's fellow officers are saying about this tragic incident. >> i haven't seen anybody work harder in a part-time capacity and be more motivated to be a police officer than natalie. she's just an absolute star in the department. >> reporter: truly sad story here, guys. as we take you back out here live to "d" street, the scene not too far from where the shooting took place. corona was a rising star in the police department before passing. she is survived by her parents at this time. of course, this is all still an active investigation. we're live here in davis, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> that's right, and because it's active, there are so many new details coming in. thank you, pete. as soon as we get new information on the

investigation, we'll bring it to you on air and online. follow us nbcbayarea.com. >> 6:33. you may see crowds of people in red outside of your local schools today. "today in the bay's" kris sanchez joins us live from fremont with more of the so-called walk-in, and kris, explain to us what a walk-in is. >> reporter: a walk-in is happening before school and not going to impact classes. they are not encouraging anybody to walk out of school, but this is just one of the campuses where you might see teachers s rallying outside dressed in solidarity with their colleagues in oakland and loss in los angeles. oakland teachers recently voted to approve a strike that could happen as early as this month, and los angeles teachers could walk off the job on monday, if their negotiations this weekend fail. teachers are calling for better pay, smaller class sizes, and

less standardized testing, among other things. fremont teachers here also want to make the point that they've been working without a contract for this current school year, and that if their negotiations stall, they might be willing to strike, too. >> i think in fremont educators tried to play nice and do the right thing. we are reaching a breaking point and seeing we have to sometimes take more extreme measures, and we're going to be more willing to do so with the momentum that's building in l.a. and oakland. >> you can expect to see teachers rallying here in fremont, also in oakland, in richmond, in san jose, and santa rosa today. you may also see red for ed hashtag. tomorrow, oakland teeder e teac

holding a rally at city hall. we'll follow the rally here on nbc bay area tomorrow. in fremont, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> kris, thank you. >> 6:35 right now. a new reward is out to track down a robber who beat an elderly san francisco woman. police officers association is offering $10,000 for information leading to an arrest. that attack happened tuesday morning in visitation valley, not far from mclaren park. an officer respond to a 911 call made from the home of the 89-year-old woman. they located her across the street from her home with serious injuries. she is now said to be in grave condition on life support. california may one day have an extra day off, if the idea of a new holiday passes. bay area man wants to celebrate election day. he's were posing a state bill he hopes will increase voter turnout. on the national level a san jose

congresswoman has proposed a similar bill in the house. folks, we have some serious news on the train tracks we've been traalking about, this a pedestrian on the tracks near the redwood city station specifically around whipple avenue and as a result of this crash, they're only using one set of tracks threw the area. bob redell just arrived on scene. his camera is up. we see there's a lot of activity here. i believe this is whipple avenue. you see the train tracks in the distance and we also saw a train traveling through so that confirms trains are moving but slowly because of one set of tracks being used. we'll get back out to the maps and show you this is going to be the reason why you avoid whipple avenue, right around el camino, just on the east side of el camino, the only thing affected in the area as far as the traffic flow for cars, the peninsula roadways are moving smoothly. the rest of the bay moves nicely but the bay bridge toll plaza has now finally seen the metering lights turned on. the traffic is lighter through the east bay. >> good. you know what we'rewhat's that?

>> the weekend! >> the weekend weather for us, if you like rain. >> it's going to be off and on. you may be planning outdoor activities around the rain. we start out with tomorrow, as the rain starts to taper off across the bay area, and we're going to see some peeks of sunshine into the afternoon. the bay reaching about 60 degrees, and 62 degrees inland. on sunday, the rain will be back especially for the afternoon. it's going to be cooler, too, with highs in the mid-50s. if you're going to restaurant week or tomorrow, i think we'll have a break in the rain, especially throughout the afternoon, maybe even a little bit of sunshine, as we reach up to about 59 degrees. it will also be a good day to head to the lantern light festival. you've probably seen the commercials for that in between the show. we're going to see most of the afternoon into the evening those temperatures cooling off into the low 50s. if you're heading to the sierra this weekend, it's a good weekend for it. we'll have some clouds today, but still some good travel getting there, and tomorrow is

looking really nice, with some sunshine, highs reaching into the mid-30s. if you're going to l.a., there will be some fog for the start of today, but then looking at some highs in the low 60s for half moon bay. showers for both today as well as sunday, but tomorrow, it's going to be cool and breezy, as the sun tries to peek out. santa barbara will have some drier weather for saturday, and also on sunday, but those highs only reach near 60 degrees. let me know what you have going on this weekend. we'll talk about what's going on today with a look at our temperature trend coming up in about three minutes. looking forward to that. still ahead and all new this hour, air pod eavesdropping. new controversy for apple. how someone could be listening to your conversation right now, and you'd have no idea. but first, a possible problem for a push to expand health care access in the south

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>> the time is 6:42. here say live look outside in palo alto, as we look at 101. everything is looking good here, visibility is clear. we'll even get a little bit of sunshine, but that's ahead of the clouds and even some rain for the afternoon. we'll time it out for you, help you make some plans, coming up in less than five minutes.

>> i have to bring you sad news on the peninsula, caltrain service, a deadly crash on the tracks on whipple avenue. avoid whipple avenue and el camino. we slowing there. live camera on the scene shows i believe the coroner has arrived to start the investigation there. it will be affected by the traffic control and we'll see how the train times are building up. >> thanks so much, kari and mike. developing this morning, california department of justice is attempting to block the sale of three hospitals to santa clara county. among them, o'connor hospital in san jose, st. louise regional center in gilroy, and the de paul center in morgan hill. the california attorney general filed an appeal of the u.s. bankruptcy court's sale, asking the court to stop the sale. this is putting the $235 million deal in jeopardy. santa clara county was hoping to add the hospitals to its health

care system after verity health wanted to sell them. it includes santa clara valley medical center in san jose. happening today, the u.s. supreme court is scheduled to review and perhaps decide the white house decision barring transgender military members. in 2017, president trump first indicated that the government would no longer allow transgender people from serving. later, the defense department clarified that transgender people could serve as the gender an their certificate. they may issue a ruling or continue until a later date. new for you this morning, california's senator kamala harass is opening up about the possibility of jumping into the 2020 presidential race. last night, she appeared on stephen colbert. >> there's been some reporting that you will announce this on mlk day, january 21st. should i keep my schedule open that day, or should i drunk a

lot of cough syrup on the 20th and wake up on the 22nd? >> we always honor the great dr. martin luther king on january 21st. >> she said she "might run" for the oval office. harris was promoting her new memoirs "the truths we hold," which was published this week. quarter to 7:00. one of our top stories, today is federal payday around the nation, it's supposed to be president workers are not receiving their paychecks for the first time since the shutdown started three weeks ago. workers tell us they're already starting to feel it in their wallets. >> our household now has zero income. >> we implement the clean water act, the clean air act, safe drinking water act, that's not happening. >> among others going without pay, more than 50,000 tsa officers and 13,000 fbi agents. a startling tweet this morning from president trump, that could have a big impact on

silicon valley. >> scott mcgrew, the president wants to give h1-b visa holders a path to citizenship. >> startling. we have to frame this as a negotiation bid in the immigration debate. this would be enormous for silicon valley where we employ thousands of people from overseas, highly educated, highly skilled workers here on their visa. "h 1-b holders in the united states can rest assured that changes are soon coming which will bring both simplicity and certainty to your stay, including a potential path to citizenship. we want to encourage talented and highly skilled people to pursue career options in the u.s." this is a big turnaround. it was not long ago the trump administration was talking about not just reducing the number of h1-b visas, but pulling the work permits from visa holders' spouses and children. so for instance, if an engineer

comes here from india, and his wife is a doctor, washington had been talking about not letting her be a doctor in america or not letting their daughter work at the food court at the mall, and then all of a sudden, there is this talk about citizenship. we have to think of this in the context of the argument over the wall. video here of the president visiting the border yesterday, this could be purely contingent on a move by democrats to offer funding, and they've been clearly unwilling to do so. the house has once again voted to reopen parts of the government, this, too, is a stunt because they know it won't get past the senate. mitch mcconnell will not let the bill hit the floor. but note those numbers on that latest vote, 12 republicans voted yes to open the government, up from eight the day before. the world still talking about president trump's statement yesterday. he said he never said mexico would pay for the wall. take a look. >> when during the campaign, i would say mexico is going to pay

for it, obviously i never said this, and i never meant they're going to write out a check. >> i posted that video to twitter and facebook, and man, are thousands of people arguing over that. i'll tell you this, on facebook, i can delete your comments if you call each other names and i'm doing that. follow me both on twitter and facebook. >> thanks, scott. 6:48. new this morning, spying apparently just got a little easier for people using apple airpods. but apple didn't really intend for it to work that way. apple rolled out a new tool with its latest ios called live listen. it's meant to help the hearing impaired but according to reports, when activated the app allows to you leave your phone in a room and walk away 50 feet and you can still hear sounds through airpods, bringing up concerns about people spying on private conversations. >> hmm.

>> i'm not happy that. >> meanwhile i know that for people who would use that for hearing assistance and still go, huh? >> what are they saying? so, we're talking about the weather today and into this weekend and rain is in our future. >> we have a lot of changes on the way. we're looking good this morning as you start out. we are going to get a little bit of sunshine, but then those clouds move in, and the rain won't be far behind. here is a look at what the temperatures are like as you get ready to step out the door. mostly upper 40s and low 50s. mild start to the day in diridon station in san jose. little bit of sunshine through at least about 10:00 and more clouds as our highs head up into the low 60s. check out the seven-day forecast at the bottom of the screen, as we get a live look outside in san jose. it is all good, as you start out, but if you'll be gone for most of the day, make sure you grab the umbrella. we also need a jacket because of the cool start, headed toward concord, we will start to see more clouds, and by 10:00, we're at 53 degrees, headed into the

upper 50s and look at that, you see the icon change over to rain. that's when some of the showers may start to move in. right now, storm ranger our mobile doppler radar giving us a look at what's going on with not a lot of rain now, but then as we go through the hour by hour outlook, we take it through 3:00, and about 3:30, we should start to see some of that rain moving over to the santa cruz mountains and moving into the rest of the bay area. that's through the evening commute, off and on rain and may get heavier as we go into tonight, but then we start to see that rain tapering off by early tomorrow morning, but still there will be a slight rain chance as we go throughout the day, and then on sunday, the next storm system will be here, so we only have a little bit of a break in between, and the rain we'll see during the overnight hours brings us anywhere from a half to three-quarters of an inch, most of us seeing a half inch of rain or less. there will be a break from the showers by tomorrow afternoon.

sunday is when the next storm system moves in, and then it just stays really soggy throughout much of next week, off and on waves of rain moving through, as our high temperatures only stay in the mid to upper 50s. morning temperatures near 50 degrees. and mike, you have continuing delays for caltrain. >> i do. that is one of the aftereffects, the big story, of course, someone was killed on the caltrain tracks in redwood city. while we follow that story and any other information that we can share with you, we are talking about the delay for caltrain lines coming through redwood city, only single tracking, only your northbound tracks are available for both directions, so they have to take turns. we'll get you out to the area, bob redell's crew arrived on scene and they're showing us here, i'll clear for a second, you see the railroad crossing in the distance. you see a fedex building, folks familiar with the area know that's the railroad crossing at whipple avenue. they step back into the scene. there are caltrans workers and no traffic. we have seen trains cross from time to time. as we get back out to the maps system, we'll talk about what we see. in the distance, you might have

seen highway 82 sign, that's the freeway designation for el camino, although it's a major roadway here, it's still known as california highway 82, and there is slowing through the area as well. partially because of the flashing lights and the distraction, i'm sure, but the roadway is open, but also this is just north of woodside road and a lot more traffic building through that area for the surface streets. freeways on the peninsula move nicely. slowing for the south bay, but north 101 may improve. i do believe the crash over at trimble has cleared with the fire crew that was blocking the slow lane. that's the reason why we have this stretch of slowing and we have over here north 87, a crash for a short period of time, did block one lane of traffic, just north of that 280 interchange. it looks like that's cleared up as well. as we zoom out, we show you the south bay, although the volume is starting to build and we see a pretty typical pattern, this focused slowing from 101 around 068 all the way up toward san jose airport, that should smooth out a bit over the next half hour, because lighter friday flows allow for some recovery later in the commute. smooth drive and no problems, but patchy fog reported where

you see the yellow highlights through the tri valley, east bay moves nicely though, and a light flow of traffic over toward the bay bridge. the metering lights are on but this is the only backup that we see. back to you. >> thank you very much, mike. 6:52. breaking news, the department of defense is beginning its withdrawal of u.s. troops in syria. right now, there are no specific timetables of when the members of the military will be home. there are 2,000 u.s. troops in syria. confirmation of the first withdrawals come amid confusion over plans to implement president trump's pullout order. and up next, the top stories we're continuing to cover on "today in the bay." our top story, if you're just joining us, a young police officer died overnight, after a shooting in davis. already this morning, a procession through the fog for officer natalie corona. everything we've learned overnight, coming up next. you're watching "today in the bay." don't miss the grand opening of the new floor & decor

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in july, and get this, she only completed her field training just before christmas. so she's only been on the job for just a few weeks. now, i want to show you video of the procession from this morning, as corona's body was taken from the uc davis medical center to the yolo county sheriff's office in woodland. as far as what took place here, we know that according to davis police, the shooting happened in downtown davis, just where we showed you before 7:00 p.m. last night. corona was shot while responding to a multicar crash. she was rushed to uc davis medical center for her injuries, where she died from those injuries. after a temporary lockdown in davis to search for the suspect, police eventually found the suspect dead inside of the home from what appear to be self-inflicted gunshot wound. let's take you back out here live to the scene right now this morning. we know corona was considered to be a rising star in this department. police say she is survived by her parents at this time. this is still clearly an active investigation. we're live here in davis, pete suratos for "today in the bay."

>> pete, thank you. just a tragic story there. >> it really is. it's nice to see the different agencies outpouring of support. let's talk about the forecast right now. little dry but the rain will return. >> if you're on your way out the door you'll want to make sure you have rain gear with you. later on today the weather will be changing. highs reaching into the upper 50s for the inland areas and then the rain will be starting to taper off by tomorrow. little bit of sun by tomorrow afternoon, but that's before the next storm system is set to move in on sunday. san francisco looking at highs today reaching into the upper 50s, and staying cool into next week. >> that means a lot of snow in the sierra there, too. >> looks like a lot, if those computer models verify. >> you said a lot. >> i'll be watching that, but kingvale, one computer model put down 98 inches next week. that's unreal. >> take the chains, if the 80 remains open. right now on the roadways

and the tracks. >> this is affecting folks with local traffic as well as caltrain riders. we'll get you out there, because there has been a deadly crash reported on caltrain tracks. this is over in redwood city. the live look shows you the flashing lights at the tracks and the railroad crossing at whipple avenue. you see local traffic in the area avoiding that intersection. in the distance you see the car crossing the area. there you go, that would be el cami camino, just east. we'll get you out to the maps and avoid whipple, just east of el camino reale between el camino and 101. it will be crowded for the activity and continued investigation. caltrain has been released through the area but slower through red owood city. at the bay bridge we had the metering lights on but there are no red flow through the maze and a lighter flow, even the cash lanes look good today. >> that's lighter. >> it's all relative, laura. >> when you're not in it. >> exactly, i can say that as well. >> if you're not in it, joining us here, we thank you so much.

we'll be back at 7:25 with a live local news update. >> and join us for "nbc bay area news" at 11:00. 2 is friday. we made it through. thanks for starting your morning right here with us on "today in the bay." have a great weekend. . good morning. breaking overnight, miracle escape. jayme closs, the wisconsin teenager missing for three months now found alive. a suspect in custody, her family overj overjoyed. >> we have prayed for it every day. >> reporter: this morning the neighbor who answered the door to find herself face to face with the 13-year-old missing girl, speaking out. >> she kind of flung the door open and said, call 911, this is jayme closs. >> we'll talk with her and get the firsthand account of the rescue. shutdown d-day. nearly a million federal employse