first want to talk about that sunshiny day. we haven't had that in a while. >> grab the sunglasses. it's been so long since we've had to use them and you also need a coat, so dig that out of the closet, too. we are starting out at 34 degrees in santa rosa. it's 37 in napa. 35 in concord. a chill in the air. we are going to see some sunshine later this morning so we're prepping for that but also the cool temperatures in the low 40s right now. and then our high temperatures for today. into the low to mid-50s. you are seeing changes on two bridges. the crowd starts to build so

there's now a delay out of oakland and slowing for the sensors across the span from the toll plaza things are evening out. another issue, not highway 37 yet. both of the eastbound lanes are open. the second bridge we're talking about reports that mid span there is an electric vehicle that does not have any charge left. so far everything is looking all right. just some slowing in san jose. a much-needed break is here. for some the impact is over look at all that mud.

>> "today in the bay's" pete suratos is live for us in the oakland hills, one of the areas facing a lot of cleanup out there. i imagine landslides would be an ongoing concern out there. >> reporter: i just talked to a resident where that landslide took place behind me and he says it has been a problem for the past few days. he says residents were trying to cone off this area because they had a landslide that took place on saturday. that was during the storm when we had the heavy rainfall. he said the hillside came down. even as we experience this break in the rain today, the concern level is high especially when it comes to these landslides. >> oh, it's stressful.

it goes down across my property. keeping a close eye on it for sure. >> reporter: a lot of concern there on his part. thankfully. let's look at the berkeley hills having landslide issues there. this one into the newly remodeled home that you see there. those images are stunning. a huge amount of dirt inside the home as a result of the landslides. no injuries to homeowners. they have relocated and the home is red tagged. the storm's impact statewide. these are some numbers we're seeing from the east bay times. we've had nine atmospheric river storms. as far as how much rain we're talking about 24.5 trillioningly gallons of water. we're talking about a good

amount of rainfall in these past few weeks. and overall we've seen over 500 landslides statewide. pg&e and east bay m.u.d. may handle the cleanup behind me but it could take a few days. live in oakland, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> we're seeing these messes everywhere. thank you, pete. from the east bay to the peninsula last week's storm taking a piece of hillside forcing families out, so this landslide started to descend saturday at san juan boulevard in belmont. both homes affected are red tagged temporarily until they can survey the area. the road leading into the neighborhood also closed. neighbors say this is one of many small landslides in the area. fortunately no one was hurt. the road closure from this slide is indefinite. president biden will get an

up close look at the damage from more than two weeks of storms. the white house made the announcement last night saying the president will visit the central coast on thursday. the president plans to meet with first responders to get a better handle on recovery efforts and the kind of federal support that is now needed. the president's upcoming visit comes with a storm cloud of a different kind in the white house, in this case the fallout surrounding classified documents found in his private office and delaware home. a special counsel is now investigating and republicans are raising all sorts of red flags. "today in the bay's" brie jackson joins us live. so far the president is staying very quiet. >> reporter: good morning, laura. sources tell nbc news president biden is frustrated with the ongoing backlash regarding the classified documents found and he doesn't feel the response to the news has been handled well. president biden once again ignoring questions from

reporters regarding his handling of classified material. >> how do you think the classified documents got into your boxes? >> reporter: despite the silence, republicans are demanding answers. >> are there more documents? is there an inventory what the bidens have that's still missing? we have no answers to many questions. >> reporter: close to a dozen documents were found at mr. biden's private office in washington, d.c., including at least one document marked top secret. there were also two batches at his delaware home, requesting visitor logs citing national security implications. the white house and u.s. secret service both saying they do not maintain those records because it's a private residence. >> this is so wrong this is another example of a two-tier system of justice in america and one reason republicans are so outraged over this whole process and the hypocrisy of the biden administration. >> reporter: the gop is vowing

to investigate the matter. >> we're getting a lot of whistle-blowers. >> reporter: a special counsel is investigating the storage of records at both locations. president biden's supporters are standing firm. >> i think the president and his administration are cooperating. >> reporter: the president's personal attorney insisting they cannot release certain details relevant to the investigation while it is ongoing. the white house is blasting republicans saying that they are playing or politicizing this, you and also saying the president takes the handling of classified documents seriously. >> brie live from washington, thank you. a very interesting story here. so chp now looking for a thief who led police on a bizarre chase involving a stolen ambulance. that drama played out last night in outer sunset where paramedics were just about to load a

patient into. that's when the thief struck leading police on a chase through san mateo and alameda counties forcing authorities to back off because it was just too dangerous. thanks to gps and the chp they found the ambulance in oakland with no tires. the patient was eventually transported to the hospital in a different ambulance, no one was injured. a live look this morning from caltrans camera on highway 50 south of lake tahoe airport. chain requirements are still in effect. they are under half a foot of fresh snow just from the latest storm. meteorologist kari hall is here right now. looks like the sierra there finally getting a break, the same break we're getting. you do need tire chains if you're going. i love this shot. even at night we can see how lit up it is. we can see the snow weighing down the trees and we know it

has been piling up. the sierra snowpack is at 246% of its normal amount of snow. if we stretch it out to april 1st without another snowflake we are going to end the season with an above normal snowpack. now an additional 6 to 10 inches of snow with the next system that will be coming in and through the bay area that means a little bit of rain, how much we'll get coming up in a few minutes. if you're hitting the roads you may need to stop at the gas station. we're getting back to this because the weather and conditions aren't such a huge issue right now. the familiar arco from mill valley's best in marin county $3.77. san jose leads santa clara county with the quick stop at

$3.68. the one on pearl a few cents more. our best is alameda county, the a&a express on amador valley boulevard. that's all coming from your reports through gasbuddy.com. a smooth drive for most of the bay. much better conditions. looking at slowing out of the altamont pass more than we've seen at this time folks getting back into the office after trying to telecommute. still conditions through niles canyon, that remains closed until they can clear it. slowing building up for highway 4 as well as over to 24 and the maze. a lot of company. >> thanks, mike. the impact from long covid. >> this is why it's so important that we get the word across

because there are treatment options but we have to capture it early. >> at 6:25, the steps can you take to make sure you help lessen the potential damage to your lungs especially for those with underlying health issues. and twitter for sale, or at least little pieces of it. the auction begins in, what, about 50 minutes from now. speaking of numbers, looking like a tough day on the markets, or at least lower as china says its economy is slowing. and honoring betty white on what would have been her 101st birthday by giving back. one animal shelter hopes you can help. you won't want to m

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good tuesday morning. it is 6:13 and a lot more people are heading back to work, back to school and we're taking a look at emeryville with a lot of people already up and out the door. chilly temperatures in the low 40s and we have sunshine today. rain back in the forecast coming up in a few minutes. we're looking at palo alto, north 101 with the taillights past university toward marsh. a good volume of traffic and great conditions on the roadways. farther north from here there may be slowing through san mateo. a couple of new reports on the grid. i'll sort them out. it looks like there may be a traffic break the next few minutes. full disclosure the numbers on mip board this morning are the same as they were yesterday.

the markets were closed yesterday for the holiday. netflix reports profits later this week. apple right in the middle of announcing minor product improvements as we speak. twitter has its auction today starting at 7:00. it's selling off pieces of its market street headquarters. twitter signs, office chairs, even the kitchen equipment from the lunch room like this giant cooking pot. back when twitter opened its market street offices and started offering free meals to employees, local restaurants complained they were seeing fewer customers. now twitter is getting rid of its kitchen equipment but that won't mean thousands of twitter employees will go to those restaurants because those employees are gone, either laid off or no longer working at market street. jury selection begins today in san francisco for the class action lawsuit against elon musk who claimed he was ready to take tesla private at $420 a share.

musk often uses the number 420, slapping for smoking pot. the judge in the case has already ruled musk was not telling the truth to investors. the court hearings will be about what to do about that. musk's legal team wanted the trial moved to texas because it claimed it could not find 15 people in san francisco who had a neutral or favorable opinion of musk. the judge denied the change of venue. marcus and laura, here is something to watch. china says not only is its economy slowing, its population is getting smaller. it's experiencing more deaths than births. declining birth rates are a worry in every country because it means fewer young people paying into the system to support the older generation. it, too, is declining. as we were discussing earlier, if you want to support the older people you need more people behind them.

if they're not having babies, the only logical thing you can do is increase immigration. something that has not gotten through congress very well but lots of countries are dealing with it. >> i know some people who lived over in europe and moved to canada because they actually came and said, hey, we want more people -- >> canada encourages it. >> it happens. >> we're getting older so come on. >> you did your part. >> you did. >> i did. >> the only one up here -- >> go big or go home. come on, marcus. catch up. >> i'm working on it. let's move on. >> how about we start out with a puppy, a little dog or something. >> we'll work on that, too. the legacy is living on for a lifelong advocate of animal welfare who has charmed audiences everywhere. actress betty white died a little over a year ago at the end of 2021. today would have been her 101st birthday. some even calling it betty white

day. and to honor her the humane society is asking for support and donations. they call it a critical moment across the state. some shelters nearing their limit. you can do it in your own way. get a little puppy. we are 556 days away from the kickoff of the 2024 summer olympics in paris. which will air on nbc bay area. only one woman that could get the world ready for the games. >> they named it after me? can you believe they named the city after me? olympics in paris. >> so hot. reality tv star and businesswoman paris hilton is helping unveil the new 2024 paris olympic logo and a new commercial for nbc sports. that clip, you may have seen

that from a series of outtakes including her iconic catch phrases. the 2024 games will take place from july 26 to august 11 next year. >> i can only look at the dog. >> that is the star of the commercial. >> looks really uncomfortable. a like chanel jacket. >> a nice, warm jacket for the dog this morning heading out. we've had a lot of rain and finally can go out without so much of the rain falling on them but there may still be puddles. so far this year in santa rosa over 23 inches of rainfall and you can see how much of a surplus it is above what's normal. san francisco, 21.75 of rainfall, a surplus over 11 inches for this date and oakland has gotten over 21 inches of rain as well.

when you compare that to what we typically see for this date, we're in a lot of spots more than double the normal amount of rainfall. i mean all of that rain for the year over the course of three weeks. marin water at 100%. lexington 102. 107 at the coyote reservoir and 103 at the uvas reservoir. statewide we still have work to do. these are larger reservoirs that take longer to fill up. the four largest are only at 44% of total capacity. the atmospheric river has dipped well to the south. one more storm system approaching the pacific northwest. that will start to move in to the north "today in the bay" tomorrow afternoon.

we see the rain in the north bay. 7:00 around santa rosa and the rest of the bay area late tomorrow evening but clearing out thursday morning. during that time most of us will see a tenth to a quarter inch, up to half an inch of rainfall. once that moves through, we are back to the dry weather. no more rain in the forecast through at least next wednesday. it will be nice to get the sunshine but it will be chilly out there. it's january. a lot of our spots near or dealing with freezing and frosty conditions. our highs only reach into the mid to upper 50s. we'll see that continue through at least next monday. mike, you are looking at a

traffic break. i saw the sensors slow. this is northbound 101. i think they're both the same between the two exits there just north of 92 on north 101. now as we look at 92 it's a smooth drive coming across into the area. no more slowing shows up for san mateo but there's a build. we did have a disabled vehicle, an electric vehicle with no power. they lost electricity, the dumbarton bridge hasn't shown any slowing but is still on the chp report. we'll track that. typical pattern except for the closure of 84 and the restriction for 82. 6:22. long covid and lung damage. up next, one expert has advice on the simple things you can do to protect yourself and your family. stay with us.

the one thing that has not washed away despite the bay area's recent wet weather is covid-19. there are still thousands of new infections across the u.s. every single day, and despite weakening variants and getting it can actually be deadly especially for those already suffering from chronic lung issues. joining me to talk more about this is allergist and immunologist dr. juanita mora with the american lung association. let's talk about this because i want to talk about the damaging impact that a lot of people who are already suffering from lung issues could deal with if they

get covid. >> well, one thing we know -- first of all, thank you for having me. one thing we know is we're running this campaign with the american lung association because we really want to get across 40% of people who are hospitalized with covid-19 and suffer complications are people with chronic lung disease. people with asthma, how many of us don't know an asthmatic? people with cystic fibrosis or copd, people with pulmonary hypertension, so this is why it's so important that we get the word across because there's treatment options but we have to capture it early. >> we talked about so much more. you want to listen to this one. we're going to cover so much more on that interview. you can watch the entire segment on nbc bay area streaming app. can you download it from your roku, amazon fire tv, apple tv and on nbcbayarea.com. it is 6:26 right now. coming up next, the top stories we're following for you today including a break in the rain with more wet weather on the

horizon. meteorologist kari hall is tracking a quick mover. plus, a chance to clean up. a look at the aftermath and an increasing pothole problem we're seeing on the roadways leaving some drivers unnerved and facing big repair costs. ahead some tips that may get those costs covered. the first candidate for california senator dianne feinstein's seat is bringing her campaign to the bay area, though that seat is not yet vacant. the reaction co

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right now at 6:30, decision 2024 taking flight in the battle for dianne feinstein. california politicians already launching campaigns despite uncertainty about her future and the event happening in a matter of hours here in the bay area. a break in the rain means a chance to clean up. we're going to go inside one east bay neighborhood hit hard by flooding after weeks of back-to-back storms. >> reporter: potholes are doing damage to cars everywhere. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. we'll show you two ways you might get reimbursed for your repair costs. 6:30 on your tuesday morning. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. time to take a live look outside for you this morning in san

jose. this is where you can see drier conditions out there. after two-plus weeks of rain, you know what, we haven't seen the last of that rain. >> meteorologist kari hall is tracking another storm that's on its way but how is that one going to stack up to recent storms? weaker than the previous storms but the ground is saturated so we can still see more problems from mud slides and issues we've seen recently. but as we take a look at our clear start to our tuesday morning, so nice. we have sunshine on the way. it is chilly as you step out the door. we could dip another degree or two around sun rise in san jose. upper 30s and then we'll head into the low 50s for today so you'll probably keep that jacket on as we reach 56 degrees in downtown san jose. east bay temperatures reaching 55 in walnut creek and in hayward. for the peninsula up to 55 in san mateo as well as about 55 in san francisco and 56 today in sonoma and novato. we'll talk about that rain

coming in in just a few minutes. mike, you are looking at the bay bridge toll plaza. look out behind you, less rain, more traffic. folks have returned to the roadways, back to the office. we'll have more slowing on the approach. the maze moves nicely. the arrow on 24, there was slowing coming towards the mini maze. highway 4, highway 37 continuing more slowing, more build for the traffic, additional slowing and delays highway 92. even though highway 92 is open, one-way traffic control between highway 35 and pilarcitos. they have to alternate traffic that will slow you. already seeing that jamup between 280 and hypeway 1. the rest of the bay moves smoothly but that closure for 84 through niles canyon and will build out of the altamont pass. back to you. >> thank you, mike. let the champagne and campaigning beginning. happening now a southern california congresswoman stops in the bay area to get your vote

toe replace senator dianne feinstein. feinstein is not yet tipping her hand whether she will run or not. >> kris sanchez joins us in our newsroom this morning. 22 months until election day. she has time to decide. >> just 22 months. katie porter represents parts of southern california but is bringing her campaign to northern california, senator dianne feinstein's turf. she wants to replace feinstein. if you're thinking i missed the senator's retirement announcement, you didn't. feinstein hasn't said whether she plans to run in 2024 or not. katie porter first announced her plans to launch the bid for senate claiming she is running because california, quote, needs a warrior in washington. porter is set to stop no walnut creek later today. at this point there's only speculation that senator feinstein might retire, but following porter's announcement

feinstein said she would announce her future plans at a more appropriate time. her words. at 89 she is the longest serving woman senator in u.s. history. porter is not without competition. longtime bay area lawmaker congresswoman barbara lee who we well know here also plans to run for senate in 2024. she spoke about those plans in a closed door meeting the day after congresswoman porter announced her intentions to run n. addition to porter and lee a number of congressmen have expressed interest including ro khanna, adam schiff and eric swalwell. congresswoman katie porter's campaign event gets under way at 7:00 tonight in walnut creek. >> thank you very much, kris. the man police believe was targeted by mma star cain velasquez in a shooting tied to

molestation accusations appears in court for a pretrial hearing. one year ago investigators say velasquez shot at a car driven by harry goularte in san jose. another man was hit by the gunfire. velasquez is now out on bail. goularte is accused of molesting a young relative of velasquez. for velasquez, meantime, his next court appearance is scheduled for early march. also today the alleged serial killer accused in the deadly shootings of seven people including two in the east bay due in court for preliminary hearing. investigators believe wesley brownlee shot and killed six people in stockton, one who survived. the defense objection to the state requesting his school and employment records. brownlee has yet to enter a plea. countless bay area storm victims are facing disruptions. they never could have imagined just a few weeks ago that

includes don martin in castro valley. he says he and his roommate got out just in time through a window along with their dog. you can see the amount of mud that filled that apartment. he says that he lost everything and has no flood insurance. >> at least $25,000 in baseball cards alone and my hot wheel collection and everything i had, my clothes, my car keys, my phone, everything. i'm starting all over again. >> he says he fled his apartment that night and he has not been back since. he remains hopeful with his plans to put that recent misery quickly in his past. and due to all of that recent rain we've had, the poll holes are starting to make an appearance. >> chris chmura has options to help you get reimbursed for repairs. >> reporter: one quick drop into a pothole can cause a lot of damage, an average of $600 worth according to aaa. let's look at who pays. two ways.

first, car insurance. the insurance information institute says pothole damage is usually covered provided you have collision coverage. your deductible will apply and that's usually $500 to $1,000. but you might be able to get that back. more on that in a minute. if you have minor damage, say $100 or $200 worth, your insurance might not kick in. progressive says in many instance it is doesn't make sense to file a claim. one thing that might make sense is seeking reimbursement from the agency that maintains the road where you hit the pothole. for example, all these drivers hit the same pothole on 101. caltrans maintains 101, so they could theoretically all file a claim with caltrans to get paid in full or get reimbursed their deductible. here is how. download form ld-0274 from the caltrans website. it's only two pages long and has basic fields to fill out what happened, where and when. it asks how much the pothole cost you. caltrans wants two written estimates or one paid receipt.

when you are done, sign it and mail it to your local caltrans district. for the bay area that's district four. don't wait. your deadline to file a claim is six months after the incident. >> we certainly saw so many potholes, and big ones, in the bay area. >> huge ones. 92 we'll talk about in a second. chris talked about how to get that refund and money back, how to report the problem. we can all help each other. folks like san jose, oakland, they have an app dedicated to reporting issues like potholes and more road conditions, utility problems. and if you can't find the app for your area dial 311 and report that, get the word out. help each other. >> we'll see more and more of them. >> absolutely. let's look at the folks on the roadways with the speed sensors. looking at niles canyon. this wasn't reported by 311, i don't think. people knew the entire hillside came across. now there's standing water as well and now the sullivan bridge

is also closed coming through niles. so a lot of issues as we come out of the rain, we still have to clean up. that's not accessible right now. we know about that. we have a smooth flow of traffic down to that portion of the tri-valley, 680 builds more. so does 84. those freeways are open on this side of the niles canyon area. as we look at the build out of the altamont, nothing unusual there. highway 4, highway 37 with some slowing. there is an issue there. we're starting to see more slowing. remember, one of those westbound lanes still closed because of that flooding that happened. kari, it's very close to the water line. even during king tides we have the possibility of closing one lane on 37. we've had flooding, potholes, all of these issues because we had 11 storms in 20 days. take a look at how much water fell from all of those storms. kentfield had over 24 inches of rainfall. and a lot of these spots, this was our year's worth of rain all over the course of a couple of

weeks. and in danville we had 19 1/2 inches of rainfall, redwood city 14. over 14 inches of rain there. in the south bay anywhere from 4 to 15 inches of rain, which in all was about three to five times our average january rainfall. and we're still watching out for flooding because of the run-off from that for our coastal areas as well as the low lying areas. heads-up about that through 9:00. scott? coming up on "today in the bay," we'll drill down into the issue of visitor logs for presidents. plus -- it's important you meet someone that is like you so you can help each other through hard times. >> helping young people understand and cope. ahead we're going to introduce to you a bay area teenager trying to ease the uncertainty for families impacted by cancer. 6:40 right now. stay with us.

good tuesday morning. the time is 6:43 and, hey, look at that, it's a clear sunrise and we're going to see a lot of sun today as you get ready to get up and head out. san rafael, it is chilly. we're in the mid-40s and it's going to be cool throughout the morning. sunshine, we're going to talk more about the rain coming back in a few minutes. and traffic coming back right now. looking at the san mateo bridge, a smooth flow of traffic. westbound the taillights slow across the flat section making their way smoothly over the high

rise there. restricting 92 and a view of what things are like approaching the bay bridge as well. republicans are asking the biden administration for visitor logs showing who visited the president's private home. >> the white house says there aren't any records. past presidents haven't kept public records of who visited at their homes either. that's such important context to this story. should we know with whom the president is meeting when he's president even outside the white house? it seems like a good idea, but they don't do that. not the white house, not the secret service. republicans want the biden administration to release visitor logs for biden's wilmington home where some confidential records were found by the biden team itself, but the biden team doesn't have the records of visitors. it didn't keep any nor did president trump when he would travel to his club at mar-a-lago

as president. there were no visitor records there either. but that's not stopping biden's critics. >> the position of the white house is really getting to be almost comical. you cannot claim that the residence is purely a private setting when you have use it had to store classified documents. it stops being a private domicile when it's housing classified documents. >> he's speaking of biden's hope. no visitor logs there but no visitor logs at trump's home either. we pointed out before there are major differences between the biden document issue and the trump document issue, but setting all that aside, there's one big similarity in their lack of visitor records. that lack of records might be less important if they didn't go home so often. biden leaves the white house pretty much every weekend for delaware. president trump left the white house pretty much every weekend

for one of his properties, often mar-a-lago in florida. president biden will visit california's central coast on thursday meeting with first responders and victims of the flooding. federal support and federal money important to our recovery. well, we'll watch the latest, what's going on with both the visitor logs, that don't exist, and the debt ceiling. we'll talk about it on social media. on facebook you can find me at scott mcgrew tv. >> scott, thank you. let's take a look at the white house this morning, a live look for you. this is where, for the first time in seven years, the warriors will be visiting as nba champions. the dubs last visited after their first recent world championship. this is when president obama was in office. so they passed on visiting after winning in 2017 and 2018. well, today's stop will come on the heels of what's been a successful visit in the nation's capital. just last night against the

wizards they celebrated mlk day by meeting before the game with dr. martin luther king jr.'s family. by the time the fourth quarter rolled around steph and the warriors were pulling away. they beat the wizards 127-118. and they are now back at .500 for the season. >> not bad at all. 6:47. new this morning an east bay girl scout who lost her parent to cancer is going above and beyond to help other families in similar situations. gianna buscho of brentwood lost her mother in 2022 after a five-year battle with colon cancer. she found scant attention paid to children in her situation. she said she spent about $2,000 of her own money to create the bright club, a club for young people whose parents have long-term cancer. >> there's a lot of year during the first year of diagnosis but

it goes away after the first year. the support disappears for those kids and it's hard for them. >> the club provides resources and time to meet with a therapist. she says it's a good place to meet others in the same situation. >> it's a club you don't want to be a member of but it's nice to know that support is there. >> the girl scouts is a club you might want to be in. >> i might eat the cookies. those thin mints. it's always during lent. here we go taking a look outside today. one last round of rain. let's tallied up all the rain that fell recently n. santa rosa over 23 inches of rainfall. and you can see how much that is above what's normal.

so an extra eight inches on top of what we normally see. in san francisco 21.75. that's 11 inches above what's normal. oakland had over 21 inches. when you look at how that stacks up to what's normal more than double our normal amount of rainfall in san francisco, oakland and livermore. if we don't get another drop of rain for the rest of the year, we made all of the water that we typically see, but we do want a little bit more. we'll just space it out, right? all of that water ran down into the reservoirs. you see what it did. filled them up, made them overflow. still 107% of capacity for the coyote reservoir. lexington reservoir at 102% of normal. before the bigger ones across the state, we are at 44% of total capacity for our four largest reservoirs across

northern california. we do still need more rain. a look at our start this morning as you head out the door, kids are heading back to school but it will be chilly out there. reaching 54 in los gatos. the north bay reaching 52 in clear lake while novato will see a high of 56. early tomorrow morning, colder than this morning with some upper 30s in many spots and next storm coming in farther to the north so let's time it out for you. the rain in the north "today in

the bay" 5:00 and then moving no san francisco, late tomorrow night. it's mostly out of here by thursday morning as you get up and head out the door. we may have residual problems with mud slides. the ground is still so very saturated. we'll see dry weather continue through the middle of next week all thanks to a change in the weather pattern. some mornings inland near freezing. frosty conditions and our highs reaching into the mid-50s. we are digging out the sweater after finally putting down the umbrella. you are seeing slowing. a beautiful view. look at the colors here. we're watching all these taillights and they are stacking up making their way over the

left lane. make that flyover straight to the bay bridge toll plaza and join folks off the maze. the backup through the east shore freeway. richmond, el cerrito and even on the san rafael side. we only have one lane of highway 37 open. one-way traffic control for 92. slow between 280 and highway 1. back to you. >> thank you, mike. mountain view is working to help those trying to make it in the bay. officials are participating in a month long discussion with renters, landlords and developers all aimed at keeping people in their home, one of several bay area cities building new developments in an increase in developing ways to keep low income tenants from being pushed out while finding an alternative place to live.

the first of two scheduled discussions take place tomorrow afternoon and focuses on property owners and nonprofit developers. tesla ceo elon musk heads to court. what we expect to play out in a long-awaited trial. >> reporter: we're getting a break in the rain in the east bay. now the attention is turning t

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it is 6:56 for you this morning. welcome back to you. we are moving you forward with a look at those top stories on "today in the bay" and despite the break in the rain, some of the neighborhoods have a lot of cleanup ahead or even worse after the latest round of storms. >> that's right. some neighborhoods are now completely evacuated. "today in the bay's" pete suratos is live in the oakland hills this morning and, pete, landslides are still an ongoing concern. >> reporter: a big concern, murp moisture in the hillsides. st. andrews roads they've had two landslides in sle days. i want to show you video of those landslides.

residents tried to cone it off since the landslide took place saturday during the storm. at that moment that's when another -- is when the hillside came down and they had another landslide. there are no major impacts to power. crew also resume the cleanup today. we're told that could take days. live in oakland, pete suratos for "today in the bay." >> thank you, pete. the president has a visit on thursday to get an up close look at the damage from more than two weeks of storms. the white house made the announcement last night saying the president will visit the central coast and plans to meet with first responders, storm victims and government workers. the chp is looking for someone who stole an ambulance. here is where authorities found the vehicle abandoned minus the tires. this was in oakland. that's when the thief led police on a chase through san mateo and

alameda counties. they backed off because it was too dangerous to keep chasing. a class action law sued filed by tesla shareholders against elon musk. the case stems from tweets musk posted in 2018 one of which stated he would take tesla private at $420 a share. 420 slang for smoking pot. but the tweet sent shares skyrocketing. and when funding never materialized, shares tanked. the trial takes place in san francisco. twitter is now looking to raise money by selling pieces of its headquarters. the company is set to auction off office chairs, kitchen equipment and even twitter signs. in total twitter is expected to auction off 631 items. to participate you must first register online. all right, put the umbrellas away, at least for one day. grab the coat and

sunglasses. it will be cool and chilly out there as well as sunny as our temperatures head for the mid-50s. tomorrow we'll need the umbrellas especially late in the evening. most of the day we're looking fine and then the rest of the forecast is looking great heading into the weekend. it'll be nice to get the break from the rain. you might need to remember your fastrak. you need two more people in your car to get through the hov lanes. the backup here slowing down the east shore freeway. look at the san mateo bridge. no problems on the bridge. the 92 restricted through the hills and half moon bay because of the sinkhole. that continues slowing there as well. we're not done with the impact from the rain. just some of the rain right now. >> the rain is gone but not the impacts. >> watch out for those potholes out there as well. but enjoy this beautiful day. what a nice sunrise to enjoy. we'll see the blue skies again. >> it's been a long time. >> it has. that's what's happening "today in the bay." join us for nbc bay area news at

11:00 this morning. >> and look at this beautiful sunrise over san jose. take it in right now before you head out and enjoy this beautiful day ahead for you. we'll be back here in about 30 minutes for a local news update. up next, the "today" show. have a great morning.