of your headlines. windy still, but 59 degrees route now in the south bay, temperatures reaching into the mid and upper 60s for inland areas. the windy conditions will turn breezy at times. by the even we're talking partly cloudy conditions, but don't worry, those clouds don't bring rain with them. i'll break down when the warmer temperatures are coming. mike? no more traffic alert approaching the bay bridge, about a traffic concern here on web 80, as you cross over solano avenue, things will be jammed up. just past san pablo, the accident there, a lot of activity, there may be a bus and a few other vehicles involve. no disruption to the services report. the notice that overall, the entire contracasta county and

the approach moving very nicely. the backup only at the bay bridge toll plaza. the tri-valley mild from pleasanton. back to you. thanks, might be. something you may not have thought you would hear. president trump tweeting overnight that he appreciates nancy pelosi's statement against his impeachment, adding, quote, that everyone must remember the minor fact that i never did anything wrong. his tweet comes as his former campaign chair paul manafort is due in court for his second sentencing today. the former trump campaign chair finds out how much more time he'll actually spend behind bars. tracie potts joins us live with a preview. >> good morning, good morning, everybody are everyone. this is the second time in a week that paul manafort has

faced a judge to be sentence many. a similar case, similar charges, but this time a different courtroom and a different judge. today judge amy berman jackson will decide if paul manafort mex most of the rest of his life in prison. but jackson also found manafort guilty of witness tampering and lying to prosecutors after he cut a deal for a lighter sentence. he got nearly four years in a similar virginia case last week, significantly less than the 24 years he faced. >> thank goodness judge jackson sitting in the federal court in washington, d.c. can now clean up this unjust mess. >> reporter: judge jackson will decide if any additional jail time runs together or back to back with last week's sentence. president trump call manafort a good man. the white house says he hasn't

decided whether to pardon him. >> i don't even discuss is it. the only one discussing it is you. >> he should not be dancing in the end zone yet. >> reporter: this is the first case handled by the mueller rush investigators. the charges are unrelated to the trump campaign. besides the sentencing today, the judge also has a hearing tomorrow for trump adviser roger stone. she's overseeing that case as well. they'll be setting his trial day. >> thank you, dracie. we're also hearing a special report from nbc news broadband coming up at 6:30. happening today, three california sanctuary laws are getting another test in the courts. immigration activists plan together outside of the -- as the ninth circuit court of appeals takes up the sanctuary lawsuit. free sf of the collision says

the sanctuary policies being challenged are senate bill 54, which limits local law enforcement from acting as deportation agents. as well as assembly about il103, requires the torn to month fordetention facilities, and assembly bill 450, requiring employers on to tell their workers when reports are reviewed by i.c.e. or any other inept agency. activists he plan to gather at 8:30 this morning. flow to the closely watched he murder investigation. police arrested carlos eduardo paran. za late monday. investigators say he murdered bambi larsen in february. larsen's neighbor has survey onvideo he says shows the suspect trying to break into his home. he's an undocumented immigrant, and i.c.e. says he tried to

deport him nine times, but requests were not honored in both los angeles and santa clara county. the feds are calling operation varsity blues. in just hours "full house "actor lori loughlin is expected to turn herself? this was to ensure that students got into prestigious schools. it involves some of the most elite schools in the the united states. they say william singer bribed coaches at the schools who put the applicants into the designated slots. he also admits to paying test proctors to takest for someone else to take the test. at least 15 those indicted have ties to the bay area. among those charged stanford

university's head sailing coach. he's been fired. also arrested, actress felicity huffman, who actually appeared in court -- this is yesterday at l.a. it's being reported that the feds stormed her hollywood hills home. monday morning while she was sleeping. >> people are responding on social mealia the say way in person, with a lot of outrage. we've been talking about this in the newsroom here's lori loughlin on the "today" show before bella went off to college. >> are you leaving your mom? >> yes. >> she's not going far. >> not too far. so many parents are about to watch this, watch irtheir

children go off to school. >> i think i'm in complete denial. when i think about it too much, it would make my cry. so, yeah, i got to stop. not a lot of the parents are getting sympathy. rob lowe tweeted, very proud of my honest, hardworking sons. that was in response to his son's tweeting about he was sad. they users says kick the students out. they're adults. this user who is a professor says i hope they name everyone involved. this is what we found on instagram from comedian george lopez, making the point they were faking their documents so the children could have a better life.

#dreamers. at least one university says if prove that they knew they were being expelled, but some of the kids may not have known, so they'll take it on -- >> if the kids themselves knew. >> it's hard to -- it will be hard to prove whether or not they knew, but i think, you know -- >> if you think of the lost opportunity for students who legitimately should have gotten into some of these schools. >> and even lost opportunity for those kids. just do what you're supposed to do. >> don't cheat. that's what we teach our kids. >> speaking of children, very concerning news out of nigeria this morning. these are live picture.

there are students trapped until a building that collapsed in lagos. so many people out there trying to understand, you know, going piece by piece. they have the bulldozer. the school was on top of a three-story building that just collapsed. we don't know if there have been any casualties. of course those are a lot of parents that rushed to the scene as well, very concerned about their children. we'll keep monitoring that breaking news this morning. right now, as far as the temperatures go, we have clear skies. look at sfo, no fog, no clouds in sight, all clear out here. we have temperatures that will eventually climb into the mid and eppser 60s. san jose tops out count through

gilroy, and you'll also get some pleasant temperatures. walnut creek 63, livermore 63. this will only set us up for an even warmer weekend ahead. s 59 degrees in san mateo. redwood city 62, you also will notice it won't be as windy as yesterday. the hilltop areas still sees gusty conditions, but expect temperatures in the upper 60s low 50s into tonight. sonoma 65, but hey, we have some 70s on the day. much like the speed limit -- a little above the speed limit, am i right, mike? >> remember the speed limit, remember chpally works. over here the south bay smooth. the built now coming across san

mateo. not a lot of traffic we see lighter backup. usual patterns here. we typically see slowing in towards el cerrito, but the reason is there's a crash. otherwise things would be even smoother up here. a series of crashes reported, it all cements like they're related, so just watch for those flashing lights before you get to 580. there you go. that's the build over the last ten minutes. back to you. >> thanks, mike. are you just waking up? st. mary's fans, you are not dreaming this morning. the huge upset rocking the world of college basketball before the big dance. congress asked the ceo of wells fargo, what is it going to take to fix your bank? we'll take a look. (time check (

good wednesday morning. let's get you set up for your days. we are in the 30s, by 10:00 a.m. we'll climb into the 50s. but notice the icons throughout the entire bay area. we're tracking a lot of sunshine and temperatures will climb into the 60s. we have some 70s on the way. i'll brake dope when that's set up in just a bit. a look across san mateo

bridge even more of a concern, a little closer to san francisco. a very happy wednesday to you. the dust continues to be weighed down by boeing. the company says it will update the software on the 737 max 8 aircraft. the ceo of san francisco's wells fargo was in front of a house hearing a tuesday. the ceo has testified about of congress in the past, but the problems have generally not gotten better at his bank. in the interim, they have been blamed for many other controversies involving charging customers too much. >> can you give med your personal assurance that this is the end of customer harm? >> i can't promise you perfection. what i can promise you is that it changes that we have

implemented, the substantive changes we have implemented since i became ceo are going to prevent them from occurring as best we can. the british government meanwhile, warning british banks to keep extra money in their vaults as the path towards brexit gets that much more muddy. the parliament voted down the most recent proposed plan. we published another episode of our podcast. we sat down with the chairman of alphabet. i talked to john hennessey about government regulation. >> this new generation of products we built doesn't just touch the lives of those of us that are computer people. it touches everybody. we didn't anticipate some of the unintenses consequences of that.

>> very cool. st. mary's fans get the dancing shoes out the gaels are going to the tournament. did you catch this? they pulled off one of the biggest wins ever beating the nation's top ranked team, gonzaga. jordan ford almost gets stripped, but regains control. the crowd goes wild. st. mary's returns to the tournament for the first time sings 2012. >> that was not an earthquake. that was all the gaels. the weather is something to dance about, too. >> you can dance outside or inside, you don't have to worry

about umbrellas rain boots, at least for now. first, to now. we have clear, beautiful skies. 42 degrees, wind speeds 6 miles per hour, so a lot lighter and a loss less gusty, but if you're in the hills or win in the higher elevations aren't you might get a gust or two. take a look at a quiet radar. our temperatures will climb into upper 60s. now, again it will be a bit breezy into the afternoon. a dom binges of sun, mostly clear skies. 67 for santa rosa, 62 in oakland. 63 for palo alto, down through south bay as well also in the mid 60s. if you're hanging out along the doe, it will be a bit breezier

than that. so let's look at long-range outlook. we have clouds off to the north, but this will affect us. the rain is going to stake very far off to the north. it will be a combination of sun and clouds. as the high pressure continues to dominate through sunday. more sun and warmer temperatures expected no sunday and possibly, possibly on which warm it's days of the week so far. by sat we'll climb into the upper 60s. on sunday 70 degrees expected in san francisco as well, but take a look at those inland temperatures. 73 by sunday. i'm looking forward to the weekend. i notice it's only wednesday, mike, but we have a good weekend ahead. >> but you put "warm" on sunday. we haven't seen that in a while.

of we'll watch as things are still in the springtime mode and early morning mode. we're also in worry mode here for southbound 101. i was worried about this crash off of the exit. these are pretty calm, but we'll track that disabled vehicle. mean why the bay bridge toll plaza and the metering lights, you notice pretty smooth. the upper eastshore freeway is where we is it still have the crash. we may find some winds here. things are easing up. the high rise across 92, that's been one of the wind advisories. that, the bay brinch and benicia bridge from overnight. back to you. thanks, mike. a new addition to avaya

stadium. the instrument the quakes are talking about. newer chip cars are supposed to be more secure. but thieves are still hacking our accounts. one weak spot? gas cards. they won't be required to take these cards until 2020, so one way to protect your account number right now, pay for your gas inside with the cashier instead of at the pump. let us know if you have a consumer complaint. the number is 888-996-tips. or online at nbcbayarea.com/responds. it's been a big your for our own mike inouye, bringing a dog into his household of we have an update this morning. following mike, on facebook, twitter and instagram. deepening.

continuing coverage on the deepening crisis in venezuela. the new and disputed am bass bore meets in houston today with venezuelans displaced from their home country. he was named u.s. ambassador by venezuela's opposition leader in january, and in venezuela last night, gauido and the u.s. came under fire from maduro, who claims a cyberattacked launched from houston and chicago paralyzed the country's power grid this week. power is now mostly restored.

urban shield will now focus on tranning for natural disasters and less on terrorism. many protested that the previous training is militaristic, and the sheriff says it is changing where the changes need to take place. he also says that cutting s.w.a.t. exercises would violate the homeland security requirements for the exercises. in a developing story, washington state is filing a lawsuit guess the three largest suppliers of opioids. the state's attorney general alleges that the companies continued to send suspicious order to the state despite the legal opposition to flag them. for years they ignored their leg their conduct, put simply, fueled the state's epidemic.

at least 340 counties here in california have also filed similar lawsuits against manufacturers and distributors. 6:25, new this morning, when it comes to drumming up excite for the earthquakes, we're talking big, the team is calling this the largest drum in sports. you might say they're drumming up publicity when it's used add home games. i don't even know in that picture does it justice. this morning's top stories are up next. plus we're waiting for a second report on the sentencing of pawn manafort. we'll brother.

i )m laura garcia. and i )m marcus washington. s you can see this is where you want to take off and arrive after. we're not worried about any fog or clouds or rain for that matter. here's a look at what you can expect. south bay temperatures right now 59 degrees, highs expected to be in the mid 60s. we're still seeing windy conditions for the hilltops. a couple 30s and 40s out there, but clear skies by the asp those windy conditions will turn breezier, so the winds will

diminish. for the coast we're expecting 508s. inland temperatures will be in the upper 60s. by the evening we'll start to notice an increase in cloud cover. it would be partly cloudy. the overnight lows will be in the 40s. mike, how are the roads? >> overall looking good. we've got from just a crash reported on the upper east shore, no surprises, the upper east shore is where that crash has changed status, chp that is changed this to an alert. the rest of the cash cleared or they were duplicate entries. the berkeley curve still slows toward the bay bridge. slowing in towards wall news creek and highway 24 splits off as they go into the area past the celebration, which i'm sure continues, and over here the walnut b.a.r.t. station looks fine. it's 6:30 right now.

in just a matter of hours, governor newsom is set to announce plans to eliminate the death penalty pete has more. >> reporter: a major announcement causing a lot of reaction on both sides, including from president donald trump who tweeted out his reaction. he says, quote -- diving into the details of this executive action, it's calling for a moratorium for all individuals on death row. this will essential provide a reprieve for 640 inmates here at san quentin. it also withdraws the lethal

injenks protocol, and it includes a clear directive to not release any inmate from prisoner alter any sentence in fact, in 2006 there was an initiative that ultimately lost. another try failed a few years ago, so now he's using his executive powers to care are take care of this issue. remember, the death penalty was re-enacted in 1977 in california. since then 13 inmates have been executed here at san quentin. i want to point out nbc bay area will be in sacramento when the governor makes that official announcement at 10:00 a.m. peet suratos for "today in the bay." 6:32 right now. new for you this morning we're hearing from passengers who spend the night on a boeing 737 max 9 jetliner while on their way to san francisco.

that plane arrived at sfo about two hours ago. you probably have been hearing a lot about the jetliners there. they have actually crashed overseas, toby tie's bob redell is live at sfo right now with what passengers said and the pressure of the faa is still resisting this morning. bob? >> reporter: marcus, to be frank with you, a couple passengers we spoke with frankly weren't even aware of the issue, the issue, of course, is the crash that took place this weekend and last fall in indonesia. the faa is still insisting that the max 8 and max 9 are safe to fly, in spite of the fact that the european union has grounded the marks 8 and 9, along with other countrieses. they're doing this until the

investigators can figure out what wassed a max 8 to crash this past weekend. southwest and american airlines here, they fly the max 8, united max 9. all three airlines say they don't have concerns. too early to tell if something similar happened this weekend. here's some of the passengers that just arrived this morning from hawaii. >> it is a little concerning. you just told me about this. i had no idea. and -- but the plane made it. i always feel like there's less plane accidents than car accidents, and i ride a motorcycle, so i feel like i'm always brushing with death. i feel like an airplane is kind of a solid, you know, transport.

>> reporter: did you have any concerns? >> no, not at all. >> reporter: a lot of cunning like the eu, other countries are grounding these airplanes. >> um, it was a short flight from loy to here, um -- >> reporter: no complaints, no concerns? >> none. yeah, it was nice. >> reporter: a number of u.s. pilots have reported control issues while flying the max 8. the union for flight attendants is calling for the aircraft to be grounded. reporting live here at sfo, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> bob, thanks so much for the update there. san ramon valley teachers have until tomorrow to vote on ratifies a new contract, but

another es strike is brewing in sublynn. they've been trying to hammer out a new contract for more than a year. teachers say the issue boils down to one thing -- money. >> we don't think the district is put ago priority on its students. we think that they are hoarding money in several accounts, as opposed to spending that money on the students now that are here. >> the district believes both sides are looking for what's best for the students, and mediation can still resolve differences. teachers have until friday to cast their vote. new this morning sounds like a rivalry got a little too heated. two high schools have a lot of history here, we're talking about epps pallet alternate and los gatos. the principals jointly banning students from attending the spring events. the reason is bad behavior. they mentioned poor sportsmanship in the stands and

on social media. the americaie news cites ugly incidents. bad news for warriors fans. star kevin durant will sit out tonight's game. durant, you may remember, rolled his angle during sunday ace game. the team is calling him day to day with the sprain. his status is still up in the air for saturday's game against oklahoma city. 6:37 right now, an absolute thriller in winnipeg, maybe the goal of the year. >> want to see it? here's what's happening before the sharks were headed into overtime last night. >> and now myers on a break, with pavelski, he fires, pavelski, he scores! >> oh, yeah he did. joe pavelski scoring the game win other with three seconds left. it's his 37th goal of the season. sharks beating the jets, this is

their sixth win in a row. nice. nice on the ice. nice on the ice. very smooth. not so nice here in one key spot. west 80 approaches the upper eastshore freeway. we'll give you a wider shot. we still have the crash blocking one lane because of the timing, now chp says we'll call it a traffic alert. this is taking quite some time to clear. brengd well, walnut creek, all moving smoothly. so are the skies clear these days. >> i like the way you're talking. i like the way you forecast. >> you know, clear skies always means brighter days ahead, because winter is still here, but we have spring-like weather finally. look at those temperatures. bay 66, inland 70 degrees. yes we're talking sunshine, even

all the way looking ahead. this is all things, too, some good old high pressure that will continue to settle over the bay area, bringses us dry conditions. we'll notice a slight increase. as far as your sunday forecast, this is possibly going to be one of our warmer days sunday into monday, 70s on the map for the bay inland. talking 73 degrees, very warm days ahead. it will be a fantastic weekend to head to the beach. i have a feeling a lot of people will be doing just that. we'll keep the dry weather, but we are monitoring some showers possibly, but that's not until next week. focus on your sunday forecast. lows not too cold and some 40s on the map, but we have a pleasant weather pattern. you're not going to need your umbrella. just in time for spring-like weather. back to you. 6:39, coming up next, the future of the bay area's largest city, the unique location where the mayor is set to talk about

the city's progress. reckless or real love? brand-new video of a california man lid rally rushing into a burning building. what he went in to save. but first, cheating the system, social media reacting to the college admissions scandal. the update we expect on one of two famous actresses caught up in the case. we expect an update very soon about paul manafort and his next set of sentencing. the dow industrials moving about 100 points higher. boeing doing okay this morning. you're watching "today in the bay." (tim

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it is 6:42. the temperatures are a little chilly. that's because it's clear outside, 39 in santa rosa, 39 in napa, even 30s along the peninsula. the 30s and 40s whether eventually climb into comfortable 60s. plenty of sunshine, and i'll give you a look in just a bit. and here's the nimitz. things were more dramatic a minute ago when the camera was shaking from a pretty good breeze there. on we have a problem for the upper eastshore. we'll sort that out. thanks a lot, mike. 6:43, now to the largest case of college admissions fraud in u.s. history. the feds are calling it operation varsity blues. the schools including stanford, ucla and yale.

in a matter of hours lori loughlin is one of those charged. she's expected to turn herself in today. felicity huffman appeared in federal court yesterday. also arrested we saw there -- that was felicity it's being reported that the officials stormed her home on monday. people responding on social media were certainly lively. >> for sure. as the parents go to court, a lot of people are asking what about the kids who got in? in september, she did a tour of her dorm room and talked about not being interested in being a student.

>> i do want the experience, i don't really care about school, as you guys all know. this dad writing -- and nfl superstar shannon sharpe writes -- but a lot of the posts took a very serious tone, like this one -- we've been talking about the kids who some of them are adults, who have gotten into

college this way, at least one university says if the kids knew, then they will be expelled. if they didn't, they'll have to figure it out. >> they have to prove themselves once they're there. these are clearly prestigious schools. >> maybe the parents should have invested that money into tutoring. >> i think in a lot of cases they did, but there's this rabid desire to be at the number one school. i didn't go to the number one school, i'm all right. >> mine is going to the big dance. we have team coverage, including more reaction from students, how the scheme worked broken all down, plus legal analysis as well. mayor lick cardo is giving his state of the city address he will give it at the tiny home construction site. the city council approved the

development of two communities of tiny homes to shelter the homeless as they transition into more permanent housing. in the area more than 7,000 are homeless. 75% of them do not have access to a shelter. the trump administration program requiring asylum seekers to wait in mexico is expanding into a second port of entry. it's being implemented as border arrested soar in february to a 12-year high. so far 240 people total have been current to wait their asylum cases. the president's former campaign manager faces a judge for potentially the last time today. scott mcgrew, he's facing another sentencing? >> as paul man aford did in his last tight. this is the second time manafort will be sentenced. the first time he escaped a

20-years sentence as the judge sentenced him to just 47 months, star less than what prosecutors were asking for and far less than what the sentencing guidelines called for. paul manafort faces that second court sentencing. we will bring this to you in a live special report. two things to watch for. does he get the full ten years? or will this sentence be served consecuti consecutively? elizabeth warren has added apple to the companies she thinking should be broken up. this tweet contains inaccuracies. they were not posts. they were ads. warren used facebook's logo in

her ads. facebook doesn't allow that. nbc wouldn't allow you to your our nbc peacock in your ads, either. the content was never the issue, though in the end facebook did actually allow them. we'll tick to watch all that's going on in washington. you can follow me on twitter as well. >> thanks a lot, scott. a san diego man, boy, he made a daring move. he runs past firefighters as his home is engulfed in flames. you know why he kept on going? a couple minutes later he emerges with his dog. >> yeah, he got hurt, man. >> man's best friend there. he didn't care about his belongings. he just said he want to do go in and save his pitbull. he's lucky they both got out alive. >> i think they have to rename that scene as pitbull's best

friend. >> no kidding. i'm glad they're both okay. the weather will be very calm and tame this weekend also, so we have several days of spring-like temperatures ahead finally. it is alternates cold, that's because we don't have any clouds, which means the clear skies in the 30s are making our temperatures chilly. down through morgan hill, even 39 degrees. the rest of the bay area is in the 40s. we expecting clear conditions. don't worry, the sunshine will carry you and eventually warm up you up. by about sock am we'll be in the 50 degrees mark, low to mid 60s in through the afternoon. overall that sunshine will stick with us. the microclimate highs will be in the 60s. comfortable weather, 65 for

morsen hill. in through the east way, tack a look at concourt and up through the north bay we're talking upper 60s for santa rosa. all right, quiet doppler radar right north. we did have a system off in southern california. you can see that's trucked off to the east, but here's a look at the changes ahead. so we've got that high pressure. we will notice an increase in cloud cover. that's a system off to the north. that won't bring any rain. partly cloudy by friday, by saturday the sims really begin to warm up. on sunday, look at that, 70s on the map, but i want to jump ahead, no, that's not a mistake, incoming rain, possibly a chance for that on monday evening. we'll monitor that, but for now,

fantastic weather to look forward to. plan accordingly. is it too early to say summer? wee hold off. well, for the maps we're showing a smooth flow of traffic. this is the one incident we're watching the overcrossing there just before san pablo avenue, there may be a break, because the crash is in the center dividing. crews are getting ready, so that may mean additional slowing, but then you're okay. there's a slight billed and no problem dhow berkeley. behind me we see a little bit for wall net creek, and near caldecott. slow at 880, and dumbarton bridge where the westbound push is kicking in.

so we are seeing the speeds store to slow down here chp did warn you may get a gust of wind or two coming across the my rise. the winds should die down. impact to you. thanks, 6:53. are you ready for march mad there's? other bay-area colleges are playing today. the oner of the pac-12 tournament gets the automatic bid to the big dance. and up next, a quick look at the top stories. we talked to people on board one of those controversial boeing max planes which landed in san francisco early this morning. what they told us. plus we expect really big rally there?

san francisco this morning. the lawsuit over immigration policy to set -- to stir up strong emotions in the city. we're back with more news for you right after the break. it's 6:53. you're watching "today in the bay." in the bay--

a major announcement by governor newsom -- he )s placing amajor announcement by governor newsom. california has the largest list of death-row inmates in the nation with up 37. they're now getting a reprieve. newsom is using executive powers to take care of the matter. the association of deputy

district attorney calls the move hasty or ill-considered. he will make the announcement at 10:00 this morning. three california sanctuary laws are getting another tests inside the course. activists plan to gather at the ninth circumstances court of appeals taking up the sang wear lawsuit. free sf coalition says the it three bills being challenged are senate bill 54, as well as assembly bill 103, and assembly bill 450. activists plan to gather outside the u.s. federal courthouse starting at 8:30 this morning. just as teachers went on strikes, a budget collides is still looming for the district. later today, a financial report will be released.

leaders have been discussing how they're going to cut more than $20 million from next year's budget. students unleashed their frustrations, accusing them of balancing the budget on their backs. the faa so far resisting the pressure to ground max 8 and max 9 jets. the faa leaders insist the planes are safe we spoke with passengers who arrived this morning on a max 9. >> i ride a motorcycle, so i feel like i'm always brushing with death. i feel like an airport is kind of a solid transport. >> if you have any concerns? >> no, not at all. >> in the u.s., southwest and american fly max 8. united flies the max 9. all three airlines say they

don't have safety concerns. the "today" show is following those developments. sunny clear skies. it's a little chilly, but look at the next seven days. we'll have fantastic weather all through the weekend, and yes, those are shows up ahead on tuesday, but we'll keep a lot of this cloud cover just into thursday and friday, but we're not tracking any rain. that's pretty good. two traffic alerts? >> yes, one none with you, this is the bay bridge, but we're looking at westbound up the incline. it's really slow aprovening treasure island. so that is distracting traffic. the other one is at the top of the screen. we're still waiting for the traffic to clear.

hope it's a clear day for you as well. thanks so much for joining us. we'll be back at 7:25 with a live local update. >> thank you for start you are your morning with us. have a great week. today on this wednesday, lori loughlin and felicity huffman charged in a college admissions scam. could this change the process. and an exclusive look at a fierce fashion show. and check in. one thing to check out to see if your hotel room is clean. i love y'all. >> announcer: from nbc news -- >> what? >> announcer: this is "today." >> i love you guys. >> announcer: with kathie lee gifford and hoda kotb.