welcome to wednesday morning. taking a live look outside overlooking san jose this morning. you see that moon out there? woo hoo! >> i had trouble seeing the moon. >> you could probably see it last night, just a glow out there. >> like kari said, clouds. >> come to the south bay. good morning, i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. let's talk about the weather this morning. warmer. >> it's warmer. we also have a blanket of clouds. >> a balmy 44. >> i know. you're seeing at the bottom of the screen feels so much better. here is a look at storm ranger, our mobile doppler radar, the red scan showing that we have now up around eurekeureka, moving in as a cold front

approaches the bay area. we will see some spotty rain today, but overall, a cool start and we will have a slight chance of showers, we'll tk hav a few restrictions going on. >> i'm talking about the construction on the richmond to san rafael bridge. west580 very light traffic but you're down to one lane both decks. westbound here, we see folks pausing to pay because we only have a couple lanes open as well. that's the lane restrictions for westbound and eastbound 580 but you don't see any problems. traffic so light there. highway 37 continues with the closure there, atherton avenue. chp there, cal trans sorry in the district says the shooting f, they're shooting for noon to reopen. and the rest of morning, in san jose, this is our first look at one of several scenes overnight where burglars targeted

hit up a liquor store, all of the businesses are on the city's south side. one man was taken into custody at one of the scenes. a police dogr bob redell workin story, gathering new information. he'll join with us a live report in our next half hour. the california dmv admits that immigration and customs has access to information that could get some people deported. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez joins us live in san jose with what this is all about. kris? >> reporter: we're talking about those driver's licenses that were made possible by assembly bill ab60 which was passed years ago in an effort to get undocumented immigrants to get driver's licenses, so that they could be on the road legally and they could get insura a. passed in 2013 and stated not used "as evidence as

citizenship or status or criminal investigation, arrest or detention." our sister station nbc san diego talked with a man pulled over by depoation, and he s says he knows that i.c.e. had access to his driver's license information because that was the picture they showed him to identify him. so now a deputy director for the dmv explains the agency does not keep a separate database for a.b. 60 licenses and all the dmv's records can be accessed by outside agencies. some of those accesses require a court order. a spokesperson for i.c.e. told nbc san diego that i.c.e. cannot access the dmv's database directly but wouldn't explain how they accessed that information indirectly because they say it is "law enforcement sensitive." sevel california lawmakers are now asking the governor and the attorney general to look into

this access because they want to make sure that anyone who wants to drive, drives legally. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> kris, thank you. it is 4:34 right now. a group of burglary suspects caught red handed, thanks to this video. crime captured in the crowd, it left one south bay family feeling uneasy. >> jean elle revealed how this clue cracked the case. >> they took cash from me. they tooky makeup. >> reporter: they found their san jose home trashed and their car missing when they got home from vacation last to ng at vacation photos, they found this video of three girls inside their stolen car uploaded to their cloud. >> here they are, they're

driving my car, with my ipad, with her purse, with our cash, and they're smoking weed and drinking at the same time. >> reporter: we're blurring their faces because they're minors. the couple told the police about the 18-minute video but investigators didn't watch it, just asked for a screen shot. fruts ra frustrated, they posted it on facebook. turns out one of the girls is a neighbor. >> one of the girl's mom reached out to me. she basically apologized for her daughter. >> reporter: the couple says if they can track down the girls in the video on social media, police should be able to find them, too. waiting for an update, this family is not feeling safe at home. >> i feel like myf security of my home has been taken away from me. you know, i'm afraid to go home to my house. >> reporter: jean elle, "today in the bay." >> police say this case is an active investigation. the victims say they don't want anything terrible to happen to the girls, but they do want them

to be held accountable for their actions. we now know the name of the 85-year-old woman killed in a deadly fire in san mateo. investigators say susanna tonga was killed early ed why morning when flames started inside her home. firefighters helped get six people out of the house but they went back in when she was unaccounted for. they found her and performed cpr, but she was pronounced tded at the scene. the cause is still under investigation. we're following an uptick in car burglaries in the east bay. fremont police arrested 11 burglary suspects in eight days. they say there have been more than 300 reported break-ins since the start of 2019. investigators say many took place in shopping center parking lots, fremont police say that they're stepping up patrols and working with property owners in an effort to bring the number of car burglaries down. 4:36 right now. the catholic church is responding to a crisis, after a growing number of priests are being accused of sexually abusing minors. last night, dozens of people

me berkeley campus of santa clara university's jesuit school of theology to hear panelist t. they say the scandals are affecting them deeply, and they want change. >> we're sad. we're angry. we're frustrated, but i think we're also hopeful, because a lot of voices are being raised now who really want to reform the church, seeking authentic and lasting reform. >> reporter: on tuesday, the catholic diocese of oakland released a list of 45 men accused of sexual abuse. 20 of the names on that list are local priests. today, a conference benefiting former president barack obama's foundation is wrapping up in oakland. >> it is the final day for the first national gathering of the my brother'sr alliance. the organization supports boys and young men of color, yesterday for president obama r about his personal struggle growing up. >> i did not have asef

purpose or a clear sense of direction through a big chunk of my high school years, and in retrospect, i recognized some of it was i was angry about my father not being there, some of it was i was growing up in an environment as an african-american boy, where we didn't have a large african-american community. >> there are 250 my brother's keeper organizations across the country. 4:38 right now. coming up next on "today in the bay," google's secret. google says a microphone in its assistant would now work with nest, butse didn'ev disclosed if the product specs. aoogle spokesperson says the company mad only activated when you enable the option. and leasing tesla, tesla plans to launch leasing that 3

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holland at cnbc global headquarters. here are today's top business headlines. wall street is set to open slightly lower this morning. yesterday stocks ended slightly higher after president trump suggested again he may push back a key deadline in trade talks with china. the markets got a boost fro. the nasdaq rising for the seventh straight day, the

longest streak since last august. on today's watch list the minutes from last month's fed meeting which may give more insight on how long the fed will hold off on hiking interest rates. google is saying a microphone in its nest home security products was never meant to a a secret. google announcing its digital assistant would work with nest but users didn't know the mike existed to begin with. it was never disclosed in any of the product specs and a google spokesperson tel insider the company simply made a mistake. the mike has never been on a pl od 38 to boost command.ts an internal email says employees will be able to lease the car in the next few weeks but it's unclear when consumers can start leasing the sedan. a tesla spokesperson said no decision on that has been made. the company has talked about using leasing to help model 3 sa been reluctant to do so because of how it would impact company finances. marcus and laura, back over to

you. >> i guess now you need to submit that application if you want to lease a model 3. >> you got to work for them first. thanks, frank, good to see you. coming up next on -- >> coming up, that forecast we were telling you about. >> blah! "today in the bay." >> low clouds have rolled in this morning and we will see spotty rain going into the afternoon. san jose going from 43 to the low 50s today and peeks of sunshine. we'll get you ready for the day, coming up next. ifou your i.d., you don't have to cancel your flight or rush home to find it. the tsa says you can fly without an i.d. if you tell them about it at the security checkpoint, they can verify your identit aour flight. if you have a consumer complaint, call us, 888-996-tips or online at nbcbayarea.com/responds.

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avenger )s fan are salivating in hello wednesday morning. a live look at the bay bridge. are the no, but not all the cas lanes are there yet. >> ahh. 4:46, we'll check in with mike in moments. and anticipation of a new movie, this is reportedly gwyneth paltrow's last. >> the actress opened up to "variety" magazine and says she thinks she's too old to play an action superhero going forward. now it should be noted that fellow avenger and ironman

himself robert downey jr. is seven years older to her. she went on to say how wonderful making the movies has been and how important it has been to fans. a new movie is expected out in april '26. >> "ironman" has the reactor core and pepper potts is powered by, what is the drug, goo? >> goop. that's gwyneth paltrow. i think she should keep going, the strong woman, it doesn't matter. gwyneth. keep going. >> i wonder if it's contract atio. >> that could be it, too. >> all right, let's talk a little bit warmer this morning. >> yes, it feels a little bit better. we have some clouds and you need to, even though you're putting down the heavier coat, need to grab the umbrella. we are going to see spotty showers moving through and hit or miss. right now we have a clean sweep on storm ranger, and we can see that rain farther to the north, and we do have this cold front that's dipping in, and will bring us a potential of some scattered rain today, some

breezy winds and we're already starting to see more clouds, so as you make your way out the door, maybe headed to the fruitvale b.a.r.t. station t will be in the mid-40s, at least we're not talking about 30s here today, and then we go from 46 to 54 degrees by noon, as we start to see the sun peeking out. we will see a mix of sun and clouds today and might need the umbrella at some point today, but not all day. let's just say umbrella, not hat but also a coat will be needed for today. we are looking at our hour-by-hour outlook, trying to 9:00, and we do see some spotty showers moving into parts of the north bay, as she coast, maybe even make it into parts of the inland are rain, hit or miss into the afternoon and evening hours and starting to wind down tonight. a lot of our models are showing that we are going to pick up on very light amounts of rain, and not everyone will measure rain, and it could be anywhere, anywhere across the bay area, it does show that morgan hill could see the most amount of rain, up

to 0.2 of an inch of rain and you head to the north bay, whee hundredths of an inch. if you're going to the sierra today, scattered snow showers will be with us for the first part of the day and even some light snow that may continue into tomorrow, but overall, we're only looking at a couple of inches here, much more as we go into next week. this is actually going through next wednesday. a bigger storm will be here tuesday into wednesday and in the meantime we have this system moving in, another weak system moving in on sunday that could bring us some scattered rain, and then we'll be tracking mor san jose. >> i am, kari. the good news s when i first got mike, you're tracking a crash in the report, they were tng on th like a serious situation, but ground and it sounded really henry over at our desk sorted out things with chp, there's nobody out there, no major injuries, just a couple of lanes blocked by one single crash there, and there is a little slowing as you are passing northbound 280, around that

parkmore exit. the injuries that were first reported are not at the scene and that's good news. we're looking over here toward the rest of the south bay, and there's no problem. coming up, the santa cruz mountains or down to the summit, a smooth drive los gatos and hollister a smooth flow as well. all of contra costa county pretty much at spd.isabled vehi you approach the maze but not affecting traffic as far as the speeds go and here at the bay bridge as laura pointed out earlier, folks arecause one lans still waiting for a toll taker so fewer are taking cash. back to you. 4:50 right now. sober homes are supposed to help people stay off drugs and alcohol with support of their peers but who is checking to see what's really happening inside? >> that's an important question, given that anyone can open a sober home, anywhere in the bayer. have vicky nguyen has more on what she learned. >> sober homes or an unregulated industry.

insiders tell us the lack of oversight means people aren't always getting what they expect. a man reached out to us about a sober home in san jose that he called a money-making scheme. peter myles is a homeless veteran who needed help quitting alcohol. he says he left the united states mission in san jose after a few months because he didn't agree with the group's requirement that residents go door to door six hours asking f donations. miles says he kept drinking while he was there, and as long as he went out tey lked the oth. is that what you thought you signed up for? >> no. i thought it was, you know, sober living environment. ricia orter: the group's says the claims are untrue. she said she gave miles multiple times to return to the home after he relapsed. the group relies solely on fund from donations and public agencies. >> we do drug deathing and breathalizing. >> reporter: how often? we don't have a scheduled thing but we do it at random.

>> tonight at 11:00, we show you the spectrum of sober homes we found and talked with experts who explained what people need to look for to make sure their sober home is just that, sober. hope to see you at 11:00. now to a story of two mountain lion cubs. >> the two cubs spotted trying to stay warm under cars for the past few days are now in the care of the oakland zoo. the cubs are being evaluated by the zoo's veterinarians. >> officials with fish and wildlife determined the cubs are orphans and were lost. if everything checks out, they'll stay at the zoo until they grow big enough to take care of themselves, then they would be returned to theirm alo. >> it would be hard for them to just learn how to manage and function in wildlife. >> exactly. and better there at the zoo than your house. >> right. coming up next on "today in the bay," one of the largest police departments in the state

forced to release all records of police shootings and misconducts, despite what police unions across the state want. more details next. plus, we know that 16 states are suing the trump administration to block the president's national emergency border wall declaration. new for you this morning, another lawsuit has been filed, this time by a major civil rights organization. we're going to tell you which one it is, coming up next. and happening now, china is going high-tech to celebrate a long tradition, a thousand illuminated drones flew in formation in southern china last night to celebrate the lantern festival. the drones create a different 3-d formations including a pelican, a lantern and chinese characters of happy lantern festival. the festival marks the end of the chinese new clear celebrations. a lot more news ahead. it's 4:54.

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4:56, new video showing the aftermath of a deadly crash on the interstate. this unfolded last night in otay mesa, outside san diego. border patrol agents say a man and a woman crossed the border and quickly got into an awaiting car. the car led agents on a chase that hit speeds of 100 miles per hour. the car struck a turning truck, the two men in front died. the woman is in critical condition. and new details on the effort to block the president's national emergency border wall new ration, the american civil lawsuit in san francisco, the c aclu argues there's no emergency to justify the president's actions. the suit accused the trump administration of violating

constitutional limits on presidential authority. the state of california is among 16 states now involved in a similar lawsuit. new this morning, l.a. county says it will not use pepper spray inside of juvenile detention centers anymore. the move by city council comes following an investigation by our affiliate which found its use spiked 154% in 2017, as compared to just two years earlier. the county's probation department was cited for similar violations years ago. the department is calling for officers to have better training to deal with juvenile inmates as violence inside the ri.t releas all records of police shootings and misconduct, transparency law took effect. police unions have gone to court to block the release of some records. the ruling won't take effect until march to give time for an appeal. last week a judge in contra costa county denied a request to

temporarily block the release of the records. a nice warm start to the morning. meteorologist kari hall is tracking that weather for us. >> we will have some rain moving in. i'll have more on that coming up next. new overnight - a string o

burglaries in the south bay. multiple right now at overnight a string of burglaries in the south bay, multiple auto shops targeted. coming up in a live report, the items taken. there's a lot of fake news out there, no, i didn't.

>> president trump denying a "new york times" report he wanted to put an ally in charge of michael cohen. and -- ♪ >> musical milestone, ariana grande reaches beatle status with three singles at the same time. "today in the bay" continues right now. and good tuesday morning to >> wow, we're moving along. >> marcus isn't.