right now at 5:00, addressing the bay area's housing crisis. a live report on the move one city is making in an effort to help people make it in the bay. and touring the damage, president biden coming to the bay area today. breaking news. a mangled mess here. a car drives over a san francisco cliff following a police chase. the crimes the suspect is connected to. a very good thursday morning to you. thank you for starting your day with us. i am laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. i want to get you started with the forecast this morning, and

meteorologist, kari hall, is tracking our forecast today, and i believe there's no rain. >> no rain because it happened earlier this morning. the roads may still be wet as you are heading out for work especially early this morning. it's going to be cool. right now in palo alto, 46 degrees. we will drop another couple degrees as the front moves through. sunshine as our temperatures reach into the low 50s. yes, it's only going to reach 53 degrees. it's going to be cool today as well as the next several days. no significant warm-up. look at our morning temperatures for tomorrow. we are going to have very cold air, even freezing temperatures settling in, especially for a lot of our interior valleys. we will talk more about that in the forecast, and that's coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you, kari. breaking news overnight, a police chase ends in a rollover crash in san francisco. take a look at the brand new video into our news room of the aftermath. this happened on garden side drive in the twin peaks area. the suspect is wanted for dui

and possible burglaries. police tell our photographer at the scene the suspect led them through the city before midnight before driving off a hillside and landing on a parked car. the suspect was taken to the hospital and their condition is unknown, and no officers were injured. and president biden will visit some of the most battered communities along the central coast. we have a live look at the capitola village, one of the places the president will visit today. the goal of the trip is to survey the disaster responses and see if more assistance is needed. we will bring you all the live coverage all morning long here on "today in the bay," and throughout the president's visit. our kris sanchez is in santa cruz county and will bring us a live report coming up at 5:30

this morning. we will stream everything on roku, fire tv, apple tv and online. an overnight vote to potentially bring thousands of homes to the region, and here are more details moving home buyers. >> it could be use for home buyers as we could see potentially more housing options in the city of berkeley over the next several years. this housing plan is calling for 9,000 units to be built in the city by 2031. as you mentioned, berkeley city council had to go over the plan that has been in the works for quite sometime. they took an overnight vote on it. there are critics of the plan that said the plan did not equally distribute where it

would be built. a lot of the developments in the city are in downtown, if you are driving along shaddic, you will see a lot of the housing developments there. this plan doesn't have specific projects, but a vision of housing over the next several years. california cities were required to come up with the housing plans by the end of the month, giving what the outlook would look like over the next several of years. california's housing crisis is the focus of our streaming series, overpriced, overwhelmed, over it. our investigative team found answers to fix the housing problems. you can watch that series on nbcbayarea.com or on roku, amazon fire tv or apple tv. now to a look at the state capitol in sacramento. california's $22.5 billion

deficit could soon triple. that's a warning from the state financial officials. they say the short fall could grow to more than $60 billion. if a recession hits, the newsom administration said it does not plan to tap into the state's reserves which hold $68 billion. this conversation is happening as the federal government is reaching its cap on how much money it can borrow to meet its financial obligations. scott mcgrew will talk about what that means for all of us. and then the san francisco african american reparations advisory committee submitted a draft proposal, and it recommends a one-time payment of $5 million to every eligible resident. there are conditions to qualify,

one being a descendant of slaves. >> when you consider the atrocities of slavery and its descendants, it may be complex but we're a really smart country. >> this is just a draft of a draft. the committee will submit its final proposal in june. crews are searching for british actor julian sands that went missing after a hike in southern california. he has been missing for five days now. crews had to pause their search on saturday because of the trail conditions and the risk of the possibility of a avalanche. the sheriff's department has warned people to avoid that area

because of treacherous conditions. last month the crews made 14 rescue missions in that same area. we are learning today if the santa fe district attorney office will file charges in the "rust" shooting. the director and bay area native, joel souza was also injured. alec baldwin said he did not pull the trigger. the production has been charged by state safety officials for safety violations. and then yesterday morning ace canceled all service after a second landslide and stranded about 200 passengers.

three people were injured yesterday when the train came to a sudden stop. ace plans to resume regular service on monday. 5:07 on your thursday morning. look at that. a live look outside overlooking san josé. everything is washed off once again. kari has our forecast. >> yeah, about a quarter inch of rain overnight, and now we are seeing the cold air settle in behind that front that moved through yesterday evening. it's 43 in oakland. we have to wear the layers, because we have a mild start for some but our temperatures don't warm up much from where we are right now. in santa rosa, 35 degrees. our temperatures will be in the mid to upper 30s through 8:00, and then with the sunshine it starts to make it feel a lot better, so make sure you have the sunglasses, too. we are only going to see a high of 53 in concord, and 55 in oakland as well as san mateo.

we are going to see more temperatures like this over the next few days, so at least we have the sun. we will talk more about the drier weather in our forecast and what is ahead. more on that coming up in a few minutes. mike, where are gas prices lower? >> we will start in the south bay with campbell, north star gas on campbell avenue at the top of our chart here. and then american canyon road, the safeway there. and then make sure you keep reporting the prices via gas buddy. we are looking towards our speed sensors where we had slowing reported on the sensors, looking better. northbound 101 jammed up north of 680. there's no scheduled work there, and i checked the grid and i

will check that and it could be a blip with the sensors. laura told you about ace train not being in service for the rest of this week, and we hope to see it back on service on monday. there's the richmond bridge. it's damp so there could be slick roads. back to you. coming up on "today in the bay," the stock market gets hit hard on holiday shopping. amazon cuts back, and not just on people. on people. we're talking icks.

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right now at 5:13, as you head out the door in the south bay we are taking a look at san josé. right now 45 degrees. it's going to be a cool day. look how slowly it warms up. at least it will be sunny. we will talk about our sunny, chilly forecast and what is ahead for the weekend. that's coming up in a few minutes. we are looking at the san mateo bridge where it's moving nicely across the span. great stuff westbound. taillights, a good population on the span. the westbound moving at speed here. through the san mateo hills, the sinkhole still causing an issue. we are getting an update on how it will impact your ride for the

rest of the week, coming up. happy thursday to you. netflix reports profits after the bell today. we may hear more ways about the company trying to maximize its money by cracking down on passwords. southwest will authorize a union, and there's no strike just an authorization to strike if needed. the data covers november 1st to december 31st, so that's all the holiday shopping and holiday shopping was weaker. we still spent more than years past, but economists figure a lot of that is inflation. amazon laying off more employees, as many as 8,000. it's getting rid of a system called smile where amazon would donate a portion of the money

made. if amazon is ramping back on charity donations, it seems like the company would be pinching pennies. to be clear, amazon does still donate to charity as a company. the tesla shareholder lawsuit continues in san francisco federal court. yesterday was opening arguments. our sketch artist, including the tweet that got elon musk and tesla yanked into the suit in the first place. it meant anybody that sold their stock would make more money than the stock was currently worth. the judge in the case already ruled the tweet was false and now the question is what to do about it. it's day x, the day the u.s. government started moving money around so it could pay its bills on-time. janet yellen is in charge of

that. she said june is when the government could no longer keep up the magic act and will start defaulting on its obligations. this is a paycheck to a u.s. navy sailor. this is a small business in the bay area that supplies something to the federal government. they won't get paid. it's social security. this will be in june. that's very, very serious. >> it will affect all of us in some kind of way. >> the economy would just crumble. >> thanks, scott. it's 5:16 right now. new this morning, despite layoffs nationwide companies across the nation say they cannot find enough people to fill job openings. the systems often filter out candidates that don't have a degree but has the right skills.

the ceo of opportunity at work say companies are spending more to filter out candidates. >> you have millions of people that can do the job that you need done, and you are actually spending money to screen them out when you can spend half of the money to let them in. >> our team on the "today" show was looking into some of the systems and breaking down what you can do to make your application stand out. that's 7:00, right after "today in the bay." ♪♪ >> love you like a love song, by selena gomez. we are 26 days away from valentine's day. >> peep peep peep. i like that. a new poll is saying the dating website is revealing the top behaviors giving people the ick.

coming up for you, number one -- i know this one. smelling bad. you don't want somebody smelling bad. and being obsessed with star signs also makes the list. and clapping when the plane lands. >> what about when the movie is over, too? clapping in a movie theater. >> possibly. and women find it icky when men wear tacky watches. and some men would break things off when they want to share food on the first date, and being rude to the waiter and over sharing on social media also made the list. i can agree with all of those. the clapping one, i don't care. >> i wonder if the icks were

changed before and after covid. the sharing food -- >> you don't want to share your food. >> try this, and you give them a little. >> yeah, but i agree with the being rude to the waiter. >> do they tip the date -- >> i don't want that kind of tip. don't tip. >> sharing the food, yeah. >> you always have to think in your mind, like, do the icks outweigh the oohs? >> you only get -- >> but 40 icks. that was one person -- >> that's an ick in itself, right.

>> getting ready for valentine's day, right? >> i love you. and it's perfect date weather because it's cold enough to want to cuddle up as we are heading into the next several days. it will be chilly out there now that the rain is moving out, we are going to see our sky gradually clearing late morning. when all of the storms are going on, we wanted to see what was next. this is actually that atmospheric river. you can see how weak and disconnected it is now that it pushed further to the south. we have the cold front that is sweeping through this morning and the clouds are still well to the north of us, but it's going to stay dry for us into at least the next week or so. as far as temperatures, it's starting to get colder now that we are getting that cold air coming in behind that rain that moved through last night. in napa right now, it's 38 degrees. it's 40 in concord. 43 in livermore. we will have very chilly temperatures over the next few

days. in fact, as you are heading out in martinez, 41 degrees and clear. we will see our temperatures very slowly warming up. once again, that sunshine is going to be the main headline here. you can see in the 7-day forecast at the bottom of the screen, there's not going to be much of a change in our temperatures going throughout much of next week. we are only headed up to 53 today in san josé as well as gilroy and morgan hill. for the east bay, martinez as well as pleasanton, 53 degrees. low 50s to mid-50s for the peninsula and san francisco. in ukiah today, 53. santa rosa will see a high of 57. we are watching out for coastal flooding due to the king tide, and that gravitational pull makes waves come further inland so we see the extremely high and extremely low tides that cause coastal flooding, and it will be

later each morning, but then we are also going to have very chilly temperatures at the same time. only 41 degrees in san francisco. as we look ahead to see what else is coming our way, a couple cold fronts but they dry out before they get here. we are also going to see the dry weather and sunshine continuing in the forecast, and slightly mild with our temperatures going from mid-50s to upper 50s in the next few days. our morning temperatures freezing at least throughout the weekend. mike, you are still seeing slowing in san josé? >> yeah, i can't figure out why, kari. now it's slowing on the approach to the interchange, and it's all right there and slowing just past oakland road. the sensors change a bit, and there's nothing on the caltrans grid and nothing on chp's dispatch list, so we are trying to figure out what is going on.

twitter is not lit up with what is going on in the area. we will continue to follow that. this is longer than 15 minutes and it has been longer. this is 92. under the westbound lane the sinkhole developed and we have that repair work going on. it's one-way traffic, and that's slowing you there on the peninsula side. there's no travel through this portion of fremont. back to you. next up on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> i am consumer investigator, chris chmura. we will give you a handith w

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good morning. the travel pros we talked to recently said a pre spring break break should not break the bank. fares you can find in january and february even at this late date are in some cases 70 to 80% lower than over the winter holidays and half of what it might cost to travel over spring break. and some flight deals will come and go quickly. the good news is airline tickets are fully refundable for the first 24 hours, so you can book a seat and change your mind risk free in 24 hours. we will expand on all of this

tonight at 5:30. we will help you weave around delays and cancelations and set up free alerts to get the best travel deals, and weigh whether travel insurance is worth it. we made a how-to video explaining how to get around the delays and cancelations. it's on our website. just look for the how-to play list. i will join you again tonight at 5:30. i am kris sanchez in capitola where a lot of folks are anxiously awaiting a visit by president biden. he will tour some of the damage here in santa cruz valley and also monterey county.

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right now at 5:30, president biden heading to california. air force one expected to land in the bay area. ahead, a live report on the storm battered area the president is expected to visit to see the damage firsthand. plus today is the day janet yellen says the u.s. must take extraordinary steps to pay back its bills starting now. a step by step look at the ceiling coming up. then arrested. the man spraying an unhoused person with a hose now charged. good thursday morning for you. thanks for joining us.

i am marcus washington. >> i am laura garcia. let's start with a look of the forecast this thursday morning. meteorologist, kari hall, is tracking what we can expect. >> it starts out wet for some because the rain just moved through recently, but as far as any additional rainfall, we are all done and headed into an extended period of dry weather. we can see showers just to the south and moving off towards the east as well. as our temperatures continue to dip behind that cold front, this is what we can expect, cold mornings and sunny but chilly afternoons. as we zoom in the south bay we are going to only reach 53 degrees today. for the east bay we are reaching into the lower 50s, so once again, we are going to settle into this pattern. we will talk about the weekend coming up. mike, the slowing is not where you might expect it for the drive. >> no, some people might suspect they will be slowing on the bay bridge about now, but look at the beautiful view, it's clear

and cold. we are looking at a nice drive at the toll plaza and even down the east shore freeway. the usual suspects not slow right now. the restriction for 92 will continue to remind you of the issues from the earlier storms. of course it's right here we have been tracking for the last 20 minutes. north 101 still very slow approaching story road and passing about berryessa. president biden will see some of our storm damage for himself in a few hours, and he will tour where damages to infrastructure alone was more than $100 million. >> and kris sanchez joins us from capitola with more on what should be expected. what is going on? >> reporter: if the president is looking to see storm damage in our region, capitola wharf would be a good place to start.

plans are not public yet, but we know the wharf has been decimated and not likely to be back to business within a year. the damage here up close, and you can see it for yourself. santa cruz county leaders estimate that infrastructure damage alone is more than $100 million, and that doesn't include homes and businesses. in monterey county there's $30 million in storm damage and $40 million in damage to the agriculture industry, and that could impact consumer prices for food. in both counties the storm damage left a lot of people out of work. >> we just got the news from the city last night that we're looking at more than a year before we're rebuilt and operationalable again. it's going to be a long journey. >> we are a major supplier to everybody's dinner table across the country in many nations

around the world. if we see significant impacts to scheduling, to the ability to get back into the fields and really get them up producing again, then it could have some impact on our food supply. >> reporter: now there's a gofundme set up for wharf workers and a fundraiser scheduled for february 4th, but it's going to take a lot more than that for people to recover from this, so a lot of business owners, county leaders, city leaders are waiting to hear what the president has to offer after he takes the tour. kris sanchez for "today in the bay." >> we would like some relief after all that we have dealt with. kris, thank you. and then san francisco police arrested a man seen in the viral video spraying an unhomeland security person in the face. now the gallery owner, the 71-year-old gwen faces a charge

of misdemeanor battery. many are divided over the district attorney's decision. homeless advocates think the charges should have come sooner while legal advocates say it's too much. >> the business owner admitted he was wrong, and i don't see the point even though there may have technically been a crime, what are we accomplishing by prosecuting in the case. >> in a statement, vandalism at the gallery is also completely unacceptable and must stop. two wrongs don't make a right. a new billboard campaign in berkeley was vandalized last night. we have video of the billboard. somebody spray-painted free palestine. last month student groups at the law school voted to ban pro

israel speakers on campus. it was to protect the palestinian students on campus, and some are calling that move anti-semitic. and then the president will have to take extraordinary measures to keep the finances afloat. >> it could impact us all. >> yeah, we don't know what the government is going to have to do, but we know it's moving money around the same way a family could take one account to another, to stay away from the bill collectors. janet yellen warned the u.s. would have to take those measures to avoid crash into the debt ceiling, a limit on how much the u.s. can borrow to pay for things it already decided to spend money on, things like social security and paychecks for the u.s. military. if congress does not raise the debt ceiling, america won't pay

its bills. that situation could come as soon as june. we don't know what that would look like because it never happened before, but those things are paychecks -- things like paychecks, and even social security checks. this issue is so important, presidents of both parties have asked congress, please don't use the debt ceiling as a negotiating employ. here's president trump in 2019 saying to democrats, do not risk the faith and credit in america to try and get something you want. >> when they start talking about using the debt ceiling as a wedge to negotiate or things they want, they have told me very strongly they would never use that. that's a very, very sacred thing in our country, that ceiling. we can never play with it. >> a sacred thing. the shoe is now on the other foot, and the biden white house is saying let's not negotiate

but let's just raise that ceiling and avoid default, but some on the other side do seek to have an opportunity on spending. >> yes, we should have a balanced budget. many people think so. that's a legitimate argument, but let's not discuss that when we are trying to discuss whether or not to put the pin back in the grenade. >> there are few leverage points where congress is forced to reckon with the unsustainable fiscal policy we have right now as a country, so the debt limit often gets used as that focal point. that's not a good place for the debt limit to be in, but it explains why some of the policymakers need to use it in that way. what we need to have is policymakers from both sides come to the table and discuss our revenue and spending levels

and how we should move forward in a compromised fashion. we have not gotten that in the past decade, and it's yet to be seen if we will get it over the coming months, but that would be the constructive way to move forward. >> how is this different than a government shutdown? you close the national parks for a couple days. when we don't pass a budget, the government loses its legal authority to distribute money it already has. the money is still there, they just can't give it to things. that's one of the reasons air traffic control still runs, right? the nonemergency stuff might shutdown. when we don't pass a debt ceiling, which we have not passed, the government can no longer legally borrow any money. when it runs out it runs out. then it can't pay its obligations. we were talking about how obligations sound so lofty.

>> all the operational costs. >> yeah, a fuel to make a fighter jet go. >> are congress members paid during that time? >> that's a good question. no, they would not be. excellent question. >> not getting paid. let's fix this. >> yeah, that's motivation. now how about something lighter this morning? a small blanket of snow here in lake tahoe, and chains are required on highway 80 all the way up to nevada. if you are headed up there this weekend, lucky you. you will need more than a jacket, though. right now it's about 20 degrees. >> oh. >> yeah. >> it's so beautiful, and then she said 20 degrees. >> yeah, maybe i will stay home this weekend. we will talk about tahoe in a few minutes.

so much going on in the bay area, and there's a lot of cleanup events as well. maybe you want to participate with that especially on saturday. we're starting out with temperatures in the low 40s and headed for the mid-50s and upper 50s on sunday. take a look at the temperatures here. if you thought 20 was cold, the morning temperatures over the next few days will dip to 5 degrees. it's going to be frigid there and our highs stay below freezing for many days. if you want to enjoy the green hills and all that has been revived because of the rain, under the sunshine napa valley will be a great place to go this weekend. if your weekend plans take you to l.a., we have sunshine in the forecast and high temperatures in the low 60s there. of course, this weekend we have got the 49ers game happening at levi stadium. it's going to be nice, sunny, but cool. we are only going to be in the upper 50s but there's a light wind and no threat of rain this

weekend. mike, you are starting to see slowing in san josé. >> yeah, we have been following this. i was thinking maybe there's an incident going on, and there's nothing on caltrans or chp on northbound 101. it's possible this is a change in the pattern or at least maybe for this week after folks return after weeks of rain. we saw a heavy commute throughout 7:30 to the 9:30 and 10:00 hour, especially in the south bay, and so that may be the factor. i hope there are no incidents we have to worry about. we will see it smooth out over the next 20 minutes. we will track that through silicon valley. meanwhile, the rest of the bay shows a nice and easy drive. we have the restriction because of the sinkhole here, and then the landslide keeps ace train from running until next monday. no service today or tomorrow. bart will take you out of

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right now at 5:45 on your thursday morning, as you get up and head out, a chilly day but you can leave the umbrella at home. just make sure you are wearing the layers and have sunglasses. it will be a sunny and chilly day. we will talk more about the forecast coming up in a few minutes. and the toll plaza, we just got word the metering lights have been activated. i don't see an issue, but look at the middle lanes -- there we go, we are seeing brake tapping getting towards the left edge of the screen. we will see what else is going on. the south bay does have early slowing for san josé. >> thanks, mike. hottest team in the nfl continues their request for the lombardi trophy this sunday when

they face the cowboys. >> the cowboys, they are fresh off the 17-point win against the buccaneers. the 49ers back in action in santa clara yesterday. this is the second straight years the cowboys and 49ers are meeting in the playoffs. you may remember the 49ers beat the cowboys last year during the wildcard game in dallas. many fans are rooting for the same outcome but this time at home. >> it will cost you if you want to go to the game this sunday. $3,400 for field seats. $525 just to stand up and watch it. these are the most expensive tickets in the nfl playoffs so far. >> be sure and tune in to nbc bay area sports for the coverage. don't forget, the divisional playoff weekend kicks off here on nbc bay area when patrick mahomes and the chiefs face the

jaguars. football night in america, coverage begins at noon. 5:47 right now. you know, it's really hard to replicate the awe and wonder one feels when they step into the sistine chapel in rome. >> but a new tribute in the south bay is going to try. we are joined by bob redell. >> it's not rome. you don't have to try and fly to rome, but it's called michelangelo's sistine chapel. this just opened in san josé. good morning, laura and marcus. this is a photo production, and we have eric leone. thank you for being here. this is not the same as the

sistine chapel? >> no. >> reporter: what are you getting out of this? >> the art is 60 feet above you, and you can spend all the time you want and you will see details your eyes would not be able to see. you can see how he painted on the stone of the ceiling, and there are details, brush stokes, and bits of the stone coming out, and there are things you won't see there until you put on a jet pack or something. >> this is one of the most famous panels. >> reporter: i have been to the sistine chapel, and when you are in there, you are not allowed to take pictures and there's somebody there rushing you along. i was in there for ten minutes, and they are very particular if you bring out your cell phone or camera. this is the creation of adam, probably the most famous. you pointed out something that i didn't notice when i was there years ago. >> one of the things about this, you see the red flowing robe

behind god, and you think it's a cape, but it's in the shape of a brain, and he was obsessed with bodies and anatomy and what was going on, and the muscles are so well detailed. the idea of thought being passed from god to adam. it's something that i would miss if i was rushed and not able to take it in. >> reporter: not to diminish going to the sistine chapel. who will come here? >> it's for everybody. this is catholic art, but everybody will enjoy it. young, old, whoever. you can listen to it on your phone, and it tells you more details than you ever want to know. you will come out of here learning something new, i guarantee. >> reporter: running through april 30th. >> yeah.

>> who would have thought, oakridge mall. love it, though. that's great. >> you don't have to pay for a ticket to go to rome. >> that will save money. >> and instead of roasting chestnuts in rome, you can get the popcorn in the theater. it's going to be nice, but we have to wear the layers. it's going to be chilly and that's the main story behind the cold front that moves through during the overnight hours. brought us about 0.1 to half inch of rain. this was the last little bit of any rain we have in the forecast for quite a while. right now at 38 degrees in concord and 35 in santa rosa. as we start out in san josé, we could still see the clouds overhead, and that's going to be clearing out as well. our temperatures in the mid-40s for right now, and headed for the low 50s for today. look at how chilly it's going to be. we only make it up to 53 in los

gatos and morgan hill. and walnut creek reaching a high of 52 degrees. for the peninsula, some mid-50s there in san mateo as well as san francisco. north bay temperatures reach 57 in santa rosa, and 55 in napa and in novato. tonight we are dipping down to near freezing for a lot of spots. down to 32 degrees for san josé. for the north bay, mid-30s so frosty as well. we will start to watch out for the potential of flooding in the typical areas that we see during king tides. starting today, about 8 fpl fplt 8:28, we will reach high tide. if you are boating out there, heads up about that. we are once again talking about no more storms coming our way, no more rain. it's going to be chilly and we are not going to see a warm-up over the next several days. temperatures in the mid to low 50s, and making it into the

upper 50s next week. we need to take care of people, plants as well as our pets. we need to make a correction to a story from yesterday about kaiser permanente giving back to young people. the money will help fund an online course. yesterday we said the foundation was issuing the grant but it's kaiser permanente doing so. leaders of one study are disconnecting the research and discontinuing it. there was no evidence that the vaccine lowered infection among the high-risk groups. dr. anthony fauci, a partner in

the research, says while the failure is disappointing there are other approaches to the research he finds promising. next on "today in the bay," we are monitoring president biden's visit to the battered areas from the storms. we will take you to capitola,

welcome back to "today in the bay." in today's climate in crisis, nasa and noaa just released their global temperature analysis and found the temperature on the service in 2022 was tied with 2015 as the fifth warmest. and temperatures in 2022 were 1.6 degrees farenheit above the average. the past nine years have been the warmest since modern record keeping began in 1880. this means the earth in 2022 was about two degrees farenheit warmer than the late 19th century average.

2 degrees may sound small to us, but it's throwing it off balance. >> when the atmosphere is warmer, the earth can hold more moisture so flooding is likely to happen in a warming climate because the atmosphere holds more moisture than the regular normal climate. >> don't we know it? we are already seeing what the future could look like with juicier atmospheric rivers. she said if we can reduce our carbon emissions quickly, there's hope to keep the earth from warming much further. you can see more about that on our climate in crisis page on nbcbayarea.com. anderson reservoir is currently under construction to make it earthquake safe, so it

needs to be empty. it could take almost a month to drain all that water into coyote creek. >> and many reservoirs in the bay area are 100% full, and many are wondering if that would help bills to go down. the company still needs to buy it from the water district. the costs arise in collecting, transporting and treating water, and water bills are based on day-to-day operations. >> i think the lack of supply availability over the last couple of years, has caused us to look at more expensive options. future rates could be blunted because we may not have to do that. >> right now at 6:00, breaking news. a mangled mess. a car plunges over a san francisco cliff with police in a

hot pursuit. plus, a new push to help more people make it in the bay. we're in berkeley with a light-night decision to help with the housing crunch. this is "today in the bay" streaming live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and online. we made it to thursday morning. thanks so much for starting your day with us. i am laura garcia. >> i am marcus washington. we want to start with more breaking news this morning. california's drought, kari, you just got the weekly update. >> we had 12 storms over the course of just three weeks, and so now that the last one is moving on out, let's see how the drought is doing. we just got this out a little while ago, and we are looking back at two weeks ago when there was so much red here, and that means extreme drought. we saw that all across the west. last week's update, when weot