right now at 4:30, tracking incoming rain. don't put that umbrella away just yet. meteorologist kari hall breaks down a time line of when that wet weather is expected to start. plus -- [ inaudible ] >> frustrated and tired, residents in san francisco pleading for action after a recent crime spree terrorizes one neighborhood. the actions city leaders say need to be take tone combat growing crime rates. this is "today in the bay" streaming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and online.

wednesday morning. thanks for starting your day with us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. first we're going to get a look at that forecast, tracking that incoming rain, kari. it's coming back. it's coming back and we'll see it later on this evening. if you're heading out most likely you'll be home before all of that rain comes through as we get a live look outside in san jose it is a mostly clear but also very chilly start. and then we'll start to see more clouds moving in. here we are at 5:30. we start to see the rain moving into parts of the north bay. it does get heavier as we go to after sunset, the hours late in the evening. and then at 9:30 it's really picking up and approaching san francisco. and then at 10:00 to 11:00 it's moving into the south bay. by about 1:00 to 2:00 in the morning we're seeing the last of it moving on out. now this will bring us about a quarter to possibly a half inch of rain and then we're back to

the dry weather for a longer period of time. we're going to talk more about this and what to expect. mike, you said crews are working hard. i can see them here working on the golden gate bridge. many parts of the bay returning to some as kari showed you, that rain traveling through, traveling across both directions of the golden gate bridge moving nicely. north of there, highway 37 still your right lane westbound coming in the commute direction out of vallejo into novato we still have that right lane closed from atherton to highway 101. yesterday we saw slowing -- in fact, yesterday morning from about 7:30 to about 9:30 we saw the entire bay with a typical build. more than perhaps months. looking over here we don't see this traffic flowing on 84 that is still closed through the niles canyon area, but we do have restoration of the ace train service since the long wait alongside those tracks for

ace. looking at north 680 where that crew is back, details of flashing lights and that should clear by 5:00 but they haven't been able to do that work for quite some time. your alternate is 84 and into the city streets, cutting back over on 580. back to you. this morning ace train is resuming its regular schedule after a mudslide hit a train in sunol. the train was headed to fremont. a tree fell near the train along with a lot of mud. fortunately no one was hurt. more than 200 passengers were stranded for hours. one of the passengers described what happened. >> we are going through niles canyon, it was reduced speed, we hit a bump and the train jittered and came to a spot and they said we hit a tree. a bun of dirt came down with it. >> passengers were moved into

three different train cars in the back which were disconnected and hooked to another train and towed back to pleasanton. the transit agency says they're now resuming normal service. in the marina district there are growing concerns of a rise in crimes. police chief william scott, d.a. brooke jenkins and catherine stefani met at the marina middle school. a series of car windows were smashed in sunday night in the area. during the meeting chief scott said hundreds more officers are needed citywide. >> we are in a state nobody believes there are any consequences for their actions, and i am working did i and night to make sure they understand -- >> that was district attorney brooke jenkins. now at the end of the meeting the main agreement there needs to be another town hall to address the issue. progressive democrat

congresswoman running for a seat that isn't even open. katie porter from orange county kicked off a run for senate in walnut creek. she made her run official speaking with the democrats in the largest democratic party club in northern california running for the seat currently held by dianne feinstein. well, here is the interesting part, feinstein hasn't actually said she plans to retire. porter told attendees her goal was, quote, hold those in power accountable. >> i'm thrilled to be in this case. i have always won and i don't intend to start changing that now. >> porter isn't the only name floating around associated with feinstein's senate seat. congresswoman barbara lee and oakland -- excuse me, of oakland and congressman ro khanna from silicon valley.

the eyes of the world are turning to the bay area, a trial under way with billions of dollars at stake. >> the defendant is elon musk and his tweets, whether they promoted stock that fooled investors. to scott budman for more. >> reporter: musk is on trial not so much because of something he said about tesla's stock but specifically because of something he tweeted about tesla stock and that's what makes this trial unique. the tweet saying he's considering taking tesla private at $420 a share, funding secured, sending tesla stock flying as investors jumped in. >> this is just straight up simple stock price manipulation by elon musk. >> reporter: then the deal fizzled and tesla stock fell. investors say they were taken for a ride.

>> it's more than making a public statement. it's a really loudly amplified statement. >> reporter: one potentially seen by tens of millions of people, some of whom are now suing saying musk owes them money. also on trial, musk's use of twitter. >> how much of musk's own personality, personal history, and style of management and company owner, we're going to be able to discover throughout this trial. >> reporter: and whether or not those who control vast sums of investor money should be firing off tweets that make that money move. >> nothing as much about stock manipulation but restraint and how we all need it when it comes to social media and people in positions like elon musk need it even more. >> reporter: so far on day one, jury selection. scott budman, "today in the

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cold start as we look at santa rosa. a lot of these cold mornings ahead and we are going to see peeks of sunshine but more clouds will be moving in today as we get ready for some evening rain. we'll talk about the time line of that rain and how much to expect coming up in a few minutes. i had to use the defroster to get that windshield warmed up this morning. you have time on the roadways. the nimitz is not a problem now. we'll see if things are heating up on the markets with silvana. good morning. i'm silvana henao from cnbc. wall street is set for a flat open after stocks closed mostly lower yesterday with the dow dropping nearly 400 points. dragged down by goldman sachs which reported disappointing earnings, the s&p 500 dipped but the nasdaq bucks a trend and is

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wednesday morning here we are. take a live look out at san francisco this morning, nice and clear now but the rain. it was nice to see the sunshine yesterday, rain coming back tonight. we're not going to have to deal with it if you are with us this morning. we are dealing with this. it is very cold in the upper 30s. napa 37 degrees. a little bit more chilly in the south county with morgan hill right now at 36 degrees. and we're mostly clear right now. we'll start to see more clouds moving in as we head into today. so even though we're right now at 38 as we go into the late

morning hours into the upper 40s and low 50s making up to 57 degrees today. oakland reaching 55 and 55 in san francisco, 53 in santa rosa and along the coastline we do still have the coastal flood advisory and the waves are at about 12 feet for some parts like half moon bay down to santa cruz, but we're also seeing the coastal flooding due to run-off, so even low-lying areas still dealing with that. then over the next several days we'll have king tides that starts tomorrow morning, and this happens when we get the sun at its closest point to the earth and the gravitational pull of the moon is also going to pull those waves up higher, make that water come farther inland. but we also have extremely low tides during the afternoon hours but we do see the coastal flooding and the high tides come in by late morning, so expect

that. we'll see one more system coming through. we can see the rain enter into the far western corner of california. the atmospheric river takes a dive to the south away from baja, california. as we go into this evening, we're getting ready for this quick round of rain coming in. it will be racing through and reinforcing the cold air once it moves out of here but it does bring in for most of us some rain between 6:00 to about midnight across the bay area. and then we're back to the clouds and eventually it will clear up. but looking at how much rain we could see, most of us will see about a tenth to a quarter inch of rain, maybe higher further to the north in ukiah. once that clears out, it is dry and we have the longest period of dry weather this year. and, i know, it's only the middle of the month and we're going to see more of that dry weather extending into next week. so we're going to see the

scattered rain moving in this afternoon. tomorrow it starts out chilly. below freezing heading into the week. if you have sensitive plants, taking care of animals that are outside as well. it's going to be cold not only for tomorrow morning but also into early next week. and, mike, you're still seeing some of those storm related issues on the highways. what you talked about is a concern for the roadways as well, run-off. that's the reason we had a problem for highway 84 that continues. oakland closed again. issues with ace train from the road. so we do have that going on still with more rain coming in this evening we'll continue to watch that. and over here, 92. not 84 through niles but 92 across through the san mateo hills still restricted traffic flow. you can't use the westbound lanes. that sinkhole is still there. we don't know when they will be able to fix that, repair that

big loss of soil below the roadway. 280 and highway 1 are just fine through this portion. it does have traffic control coming through the pescadaro area as folks travel into novato. back to you. an investigation is now under way in the east bay after a teenager reported missing new year's day was found dead six days later his body found along highway 4 in concord. >> investigators believe he was hit and killed. "today in the bay's" audrey asistio reports the family says the facts do not add up. >> reporter: highway 4 in concord has become a familiar stretch for damond lazenby.

his son was found between port chicago highway and willow pass road. investigators believe he was hit by a car but his family is convinced this was not a his and run. they say they had searched the area but his body wasn't there. >> why would he be hit by a car and not be on the side of the road or anything like that? his body wasn't there a certain time and his body appears. >> i really need answers because saying that he was hit by a car and found several days later, what happened between the 31st and the 7th? we'd like to get some answers. >> reporter: lazenby sr. says his son did have a flat tire. he was on the phone with him that day. if this was a hit-and-run --

>> if it was an accident why not come forward and say this is what happened? >> reporter: what exactly happened? he says the answer to that question is the closure he needs because he's already lost so much. >> everything, my son is my world, my best friendship now he's no longer here. it hurts to the bone. >> reporter: we did speak with chp. they tell us his injuries were consistent with being hit by a car but couldn't provide further information as the case is under investigation. they are searching for a vehicle they believe hit lazenby. if you have any information you are urged to call chp. audrey asistio, "today in the bay." well, this morning dozens of dogs are safe thanks to martinez firefighters for helping them get out of this home. yesterday morning fire crews arrived at the house fire to find 70 pomeranians inside that home.

and with the help of neighbors there fire crews jumped into action to rescue all of the dogs. all of the dogs are safe now. one person has also been taken to the hospital for smoke inat that inhalation. neighbors toll us they had to take action. >> we got to save these babies. they don't deserve this. it's an unfortunate situation and the dogs are now a victim of the fire. >> it's heartbreaking. i go over there and they're shaking and scared. they seem to be well fed but they're scared. >> the homeowner says she was temporarily housing the dogs for a breeder friend. most of the pups are now back with that breeder. >> wow, a lot of dogs there. 4:53. >> it gives me personal pride as vice president of the united states to say dub nation is in

the house. >> next on "today in the bay," the celebration and a warm welcome the warriors received during their visit. also the other bay area legends in attendance. and happening now lady gaga is giving back to youth in the bay area. a $350,000 grant to kaiser permanent. that money will support an online course that teaches young people how to provide mental support health to their peers. last year the born this way foundation kindness and community fund provided grants to four nonprofits here in california. california. lady gaga founded the deal

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bay area pride in full force at the white house. >> it gives me immense personal pride as the vice president of the united states to say dub nation is in the house. >> she loves it. east bay native kamala harris led a huge contingent in welcoming the warriors to the white house yesterday. look at all the cameras out. you probably already know president biden was front and center but lots of other lawmakers stepped by including heavy hitters like attorney general and former house speaker nancy pelosi and husband paul also attended. >> some rap legends were in the house right there. mr. fab there with that pink hat on to the left and also ford is there and too short. provides a great photo-op for opportunities. >> it looks like everybody had

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storm damage ahead of more incoming rain. we will live coverage including meteorologist kari hall timing out the next round of weather. >> we want answers. [ inaudible ] >> frustrated and tired. residents in san francisco are pleading for action after recent crime spree terrorizes one neighborhood. the action city leaders say needs to take place to come back the growing crime. >> president biden remains under fire after dodging a reporter's questions of his handling of classified documents this is "today in the bay" streaming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and online. >> a good wednesday morning to you. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. let's start out with the