th it. we as parents and adults in the community need to come together and figure out how to change the direction. >> right now at 4:30, ensuring safety for students. the action parents in one north bay school district are now demanding city leaders take following a deadly on-campus stabbing. also, the promise police are making to the community. >> plus, hackers are leaking some information. the latest on the ransomware attack in oakland. this is "today in the bay," streaming live on roku, amazon fire, and online. a very good tuesday morning to you. thanks for starting your day with us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington.

mike is keeping an eye on the roads. first, let's talk about the forecast. >> it's still wet as you're driving around the bay area. we had some overnight showers moving through and most of the rain has cleared, but there still may be a couple of spotty showers lingering as we get a look at stormranger. we can see the activity that's been moving through and we're also going to continue to see those rain chances off and on today, a look at the wider view, we can see that the storm systems are still spinning off the coast, that area of low pressure and the swirl of clouds we can see toward the north, and that's going to keep it unsettled for today. so that just means we may see a slight chance of rain, but overall it will be a little dryer compared to yesterday. and we'll see another round of rain as we head into tomorrow, especially early in the morning, about 6:00 we could see another wave of rain passing by. and our temperatures are staying chilly, so there could be some snow on those upper elevations, on hills around the bay area.

looking at our temperatures, another cold day, only reaching low to mid-50s. we'll talk about what's ahead with some bigger storms coming up. mike, you've been watching the roads. >> i was tracking a crash coming into the area. i never saw any slowing or traffic break here at the coliseum. right around the high street on ramp, that's where there was a report on the southbound side of a crash. a mild slowing for a few minutes as you come toward the area. you see the coliseum on our map there. it's a smooth drive all the way from downtown toward hayward. 880 moving nicely. this is the san mateo bridge. no commute as far as any slowing. a smooth flow of traffic. the road weather index showing the green in san jose, parts of the peninsula. we're watching for damp roadways. there was a crew north 680, but the slowing i saw the last half hour has started to clear up. we'll track that. back to you. >> thank you very much. parents, school and

community leaders are teaming up for one goal, keeping students safe. this comes after the deadly stabbing of 15-year-old jayden pienta. later today the police chief will attend the upcoming listening session hosted by the santa rosa city schools. he's partnering with the community for events and meetings and ensuring that all are committed to school and community safety. the district announced temporary security measures such as increased police presence. but parents say it's going to take a lot more to confront certain issues. >> i'm asking that we have the courage to create an intentional school climate that addresses the conditions that lead to violence, not just put a band-aid of more police. >> the listening session will be at the event center and will start at 4:30 this afternoon. the city of san jose says that it has finally completed its investigation into a video

showing a bikini-clad woman walking off of a fire truck and into a san jose strip club. the video went viral, sparking an internal investigation. after five months, the city has finally provided an update but that update appears to lead to even more questions. in a statement, the city says it has, quote, completed its investigation and is in the process of taking appropriate action based on the results of that investigation, end quote. the city has declined to say exactly what their investigation uncovered or exactly what action they plan to take. today san francisco's district attorney could dismiss manslaughter charges against a former police officer who shot and killed a carjacking suspect six years ago. the family of that man killed is not happy with that prospect. they're asking california's attorney general to take over the case. >> "today in the bay's" thom jensen reports the family and d.a. are at odds. >> reporter: the aunt told us

she has a positive attitude after meeting with attorney general rob bonta where she said she was able to speak her mind and the ag assured her prosecution against the former officer is still possible, regardless of what the d.a. does. >> he was very reassuring that he would look at this fairly and review everything and that he doesn't have an issue going against police. >> reporter: promising signs for the family of 42-year-old keita o'neil after an hour-long discussion with the attorney general. >> he also let us know even if it got dismissed, it's not over. that he can still review it because he has a three-year window. >> reporter: the reassurances come as d.a. brook jenkins stands by her decision to dismiss manslaughter charges against the former rookie officer, chris samayoa, whose body camera showed the moment he shot and killed the carjacking

suspect, keet ta o -- >> the former d.a., chess sa boudin says the current d.a. has politicized the case. but in an exclusive interview with investigative reporter bigad shaban, jenkins said it's the former d.a. that played politics with the case and that boudin filed charges that were not warranted. >> i can have a personal opinion about the facts of the case. this was a very difficult -- it's a very difficult scene to watch, but the law is the standard here, not brook jenkins' personal feelings. >> reporter: she said the officer was justified in the shooting death because he had reasonable fear for his life when o'neil ran toward him and

she rejects the accusations that she's protecting a guilty cop. >> i have feelings that i wish it wouldn't have gone down that way, but unfortunately i was not in the position to have to make that split-second decision. >> reporter: we asked the attorney general's office for more details on whether it's planning to prosecute samayoa, but they had no other updates to share about the case. >> d.a. jenkins spoke exclusive by with our investigator, bigad shaban, about the difficult decision and what she feels personally about the case. watch the full interview, go to our website, nbcbayarea.com. in the east bay, oakland's ransomware attack has taken a worrisome turn. now it appears hackers are posting employee information online. it's not clear how many employees' information has been compromised, but there is word that hackers are holding onto

it. the council member said all four members of her team received a letter notifying them that their personal information, names, addresses, social security numbers, may have been compromised. she says some small business owners also have told her they received the same letter. >> it certainly is one of those things that you personally feel alarmed, not knowing what information, who has that information, to the extent that information that was shared. >> the city is not providing a timeline for how long this could last or any information on whether they plan to pay ransom for the stolen data. more layoffs ahead for meta. coming up next, the thousands of jobs that are reportedly set to be cut. >> plus, oscar sunday is approaching. if you haven't caught up on the films that are nominated, it's

good tuesday morning. right now at 4:41, as we take a live look outside in san francisco, we can see the clouds breaking up and a mostly clear morning. the roads are still wet after some overnight showers, but we will see a bit of a break before more scattered showers come in. we'll talk more about what to expect with bigger storms on the horizon. more in a few minutes. past the bay bridge toll plaza the taillights move

smoothly toward san francisco. no major slowing, no major commute. folks getting toward the financial district, there is a lot of work going on. let's check in with silvana. good morning. i'm silvana henao from cnbc. wall street is set to open modestly higher as investors await the latest comments from federal reserve chairman jay powell on the state of the economy. powell is testifying about the senate banking committee today on the economy, inflation and interest rates. the markets started out higher yesterday but gave up most of their gains by the close. the dow and s&p 500 ending positive but the nasdaq flipped into the red. in focus today, we're going to get data on consumer credit. meta is preparing a new round of layoffs just four months after cutting 13% of the workforce. bloomberg reports these cuts will affect thousands of employees and could be announced as soon as this week. they're said to be separate from

cuts targeting managers and teams being non essential that are pending. >> amazon has launched a dedicated oscars hub where you can get ready for the academy awards this weekend. you can watch all the nominated movies and cast your vote for the winners through an on-screen interactive experience. you can access the feature by speaking into the voice remote, alexa, vote for the oscars. after the ceremony, users will get an accuracy score that they can brag about to their friends. >> bragging rights, okay. >> a lot of movies to watch. >> yeah, a lot. >> thank you. 4:43 this morning. staying prepared to help fight our climate in crisis. while recent rain has helped the drought outlook, we still have some work to do. still ahead this morning, meteorologist kha to share what south bay leaders are saying about easing

restrictions. stick around. much more ahead right here much more ahead right here "today ionn

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good morning to you on this tuesday. it's 4:46, as we get started with this day. take a look at the roads right now. the bay bridge toll plaza, things are moving smoothly. how is the rest of the bay area? >> you see the wet pavement. i want to show you the san mateo bridge because a little more moisture there. it's misty right now.

>> that's frizzing my hair just looking at it. >> you've got to prepare for that. special sprays or some nice hair treatments. slow on the roadways because things are misty, and there will be a slick roadway in many spots. it will be an issue as far as visibility for some. the san mateo bridge is at speed, but you saw the conditions. over here we are looking at vasco road, no problems, a clear drive out of brentwood, byron, discovery bay. 580 slows a little bit. typical pattern there. no surprises through alameda or contra costa county. we're looking at no green on this particular map for the road weather index, but i'm sure we're going to have damp roadways. we had rain through the overnight hours and we're taking a look from the sutro tower at

the golden gate bridge, where we are seeing a dry morning as far as rain actively falling. looking ahead, we have another strong storm that's going to be coming in between thursday and friday, and it's also going to heighten our flood concerns as we can see more landslides, mudslides, as well as river flooding. that potential will be going up over the weekend. we're also monitoring for the possibility of 20 to 50-mile-per-hour winds, as well as some power outages, and we could also see sierra snow melt happening about 4,000 feet and below. above, there could be additional snowfall above 6,000 feet. that's what we're monitoring for going ahead. as of right now, we've seen a couple of spotty showers moving through. as the storm system starts to wind down and gives us a brief break today. we are seeing some fairly dryer conditions and we'll see temperatures in the mid-40s to start, and then a mostly sunny

start to the day. then seeing afternoon clouds move in. as far as temperatures, we'll reach 55 degrees in hayward, 53 in napa. it's going to be not much warmer tomorrow, it's going to take a while before we get warmer temperatures. and the spotty rain will be coming back heading into tomorrow, going into the morning, sweeping across the bay area. most likely before sunrise. then we should see some clearing once again for tomorrow afternoon. looking at how much additional snow we'll see between now and wednesday, about 5 to 10, maybe 15 inches of snow. but once again, there's much more snow ahead going into the weekend, and that's when the atmospheric river with some deeper moisture is expected to come in, this bigger storm we're looking at between thursday and friday. even some lingering showers into the weekend, as we're looking at the possibility of a lot of rainfall over the next week or so, possibly another 5 to 7 inches of rainfall.

so that's the reason why we do have the flooding concerns going ahead, especially with these bigger storms and more behind that going into next week. once again for san francisco, we will see spotty rain until the bigger storm comes in on thursday. >> now as we turn to our climate in crisis, we haven't gotten many breaks from the storms this season and we're seeing the most sierra snow we've seen in years. with all of this rain, now water officials are releasing water to make way for more incoming storms, so do we still need to conserve water? that's been the question coming up time and time again. so we talked to a valley water board member to find out if we still need to take shorter showers and come back our water use by the current standard of 15%. >> we are holding as much water as we can through the end of the rain season for storage that can be used throughout the rest of the year. this is an unusual year for rain, as you know, we've been in

a five-year doubt. we anticipate more storms coming in. march is anticipated to be a very wet month. so i will be guessing april, may, june, we'll re-evaluate all our situations in regards to conservation levels. the last major flood we had was in 2017 and prior to that we were in a five-year drought. from 2017 to 2022 we were in another five-year drought. it's cyclical. what we continue to ask our constituents, our retailers, all of us, is to consider continuing the conservation levels. now, if we make the determination that 15% is no longer necessary, then we will make those determinations when we feel comfortable to do so. >> so now the rule is to continue to conserve for future drought and to stay in the habit of saving water as our situation has and can change quickly. and for more stories on our climate in crisis, go to nbcbayarea.com.

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happening tonight, the blind auditions continue on "the voice" and the competition already looking pretty talented. >> d smooth earned a spot on team kelly with the rendition of "perfect" by ed sheeran. take a look. ♪♪ ♪ i never knew you were the someone waiting for me ♪ >> oh, i want to hear him. keep going. push that button. the blind auditions continue tonight on the new season of "the voice." >> and afterwards it starts a new season of "that's my jam". here is mark barger with more. >> i'm jimmy fallon, and welcome to "that's my jam". >> reporter: the second season

for the musical game show that even the host has trouble describing. >> we don't know what it is. it's bizarre, it's fun, it's silly, and, yeah, it's for the whole family. >> reporter: the host has a gauntlet of musical challenges. >> man, he can sing. i think every show you'll take away a performance where you'll be talking about it the next day at work or at school. >> reporter: but there's also costumed trivia. >> what is the real name of seven-time country music entertainer of the year garth brooks? >> kelsea ballerini thought she was ready. >> i don't know this and i'm feeling like i'm going to get kicked out of country music. >> i've worked with julia michaels, one of my friends and favorite songwriters. she's so talented. >> reporter: to balance out the

musical talent are people like joel. >> he goes, i don't really sing. i go perfect, perfect, let's start rolling the cameras now. >> reporter: and the fun really rolls with supersized don't spray it. >> if you say the wrong lyrics, you get sprayed by your microphone. this year we added four more microphones. it's kind of cruel but they know it's happening and it's just like a car wash. there's water everywhere. >> reporter: just part of the fun. >> we're back and it's going to be bigger than ever. >> reporter: mark barger, nbc news. >> "that's my jam" airs at 10:00 right after "the voice." and stick around to watch nbc bay area news at 11:00. another problem stemming from the pandemic. next on "today in the bay," the growing teacher shortage across the country. the reason many of them continue to feel burnout.

right now, a new round of layoffs may be looming for meta. thousands of additional jobs may be on the chopping block for facebook's parent company. just ahead, scott mcgrew is digging deeper into the timing of the decision and the potential bay area impacts. >> and we are looking at action in the north bay, a call for more school safety, meetings, a student walkout and more happening today. >> plus -- >> kidnapped in mexico. new developments in the shocking

turn for four americans and dramatic video of the moment it happened. this is "today in the bay," streaming live on roku, amazon fire, and online. good morning to you. thank you so much for starting your morning with us. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. let's start with a look outside. more wet weather today, ahead of what may be a larger system headed our way later this week. meteorologist kari hall is tracking what we can expect. >> we are seeing the rain off and on through the overnight hours. as of right now it's mostly off for much of us in the bay area. but the roads are still wet due to some early-morning showers that moved true. so as you get ready to head out, look at the sloppy conditions and we are also getting ready for heavier rain, as well as some high winds, starting on late thursday into friday, and we're also preparing for the enhanced risk of localized flooding and there will be more storms in the forecast into next week, as that flood risk continues. but we are seeing a bit o