right now at 4:30, a new round of windy and wet weather moving into the bay area this

morning, while the brunt may miss. >> we are also monitoring a possible hot spot for commuters after part of a retaining wall slides down an embankment. the impact this may have on your drive. this is "today in the bay," stretching live on roku, zumu, and online. 4:30 on your tuesday morning. thanks for starting your morning with us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. the winds from the oncoming bay area storm may pack a punch. >> more rain is expected to fall in areas saturated from the spring of winter storms. let's check in with meteorologist vianey arana. >> we are going to be seeing rain and also wind. the wind will be my biggest concern as we are expecting to see gusty conditions, upwards of 60 plus miles per hour. i want to show you where the majority of the system is. notice, here we are, northern california, and you can see down

through southern california, they still have a bit of that moisture tapped. it looks like we will not be the ones getting the impact of that atmospheric river. l.a. will be dealing with flooding concerns through the the afternoon, and high rain rates per hour. as far as we go, we're going to sort of get more of the storm low pressure system that's still going to bring rain but the wind will start to howl and kick up into the afternoon. you can see where some of the rain is already starting to move in, monterey, we do have light rain that's beginning to move into santa rosa, san rafael, light rain into san francisco. it's beginning to now make its approach into san jose, and the santa cruz mountains will be on deck. rain totals, let's take a closer look. we'r expected to see a decent amount of rain specifically for the santa cruz mountains. because this is more of a southward based system, the santa cruz mountains will become a bulls eye in the next two to

three hours, and we could see over 3 inches at one point in me of the higher elevations. the rest of the bay area will see less. the high wind warnings will go into effect, gusty conditions. first, let's go ahead and check with mike. >> though there's not as much rain as you might have anticipated, assuring us we're going to have wet roads which we do here. the road weather index shows the green. it shows the green through the views mountains. that will push in towards gill ray, 101, highway 17, watching for issues with rain and wind. overnight, a closure for northbound 680 and that will pick up right around 5:00, usually after 5:00 for northbound 680. 580 getting away from us. there is an issue on eastbound getting out of the area. the commute westbound comes in, and we'll talk about that road slip, the hillside slip there coming up in just a couple of minutes. we're looking over here toward

the rest of the roadways through contra costa county, alameda county, and into the north bay. no major issues. the rain coming through will mean wet roads, plan ahead, you're going to slow speeds, though it may not be a dramatic rainfall, it will be slick and affect your braking and traction, and affect your visibility. make sure the windshields are in good shape. back to you. >> thank you very much. we have a live look in san jose this morning. we're awaiting the rain. the south bay, the santa cruz mountains, which vianey mentioned will experience the greatest impact from the storm. residents there say they pretty much had their fill of storms this rainy season. not only are many dealing with storm damage, some residents are growing tired of the constant humming of generators due to long-term power outages from falling trees. one person who lives in the area says the constant refilling of her propane tank is costly. >> it's gone into like 12 grand for us. >> wow. >> and it hasn't finished yet.

>> pg&e has crews on stand by it's updating equipment and hardening theyste to prevent extended outages. this morning, no new major outages. you can keep an eye on the storm when we're not on the air. download our free nbc bay area app. you can watch us on the go. we stream live on roku, zumu and online. chp says two lanes of eastbound 580 right here, near altamont pass remain closed, following a portion of the roadway slipping away. you can see right here what i'm talking about. this is along that stretch there. this is north flynn road. crews worked overnight to make sure those repairs were done. our bob redell is heading to the scene. he'll have a live report in the next hour. san francisco police chief bill scott and other leaders will host a town hall to address public safety concerns and ongoing staff issues. he's hoping to cover many of the

challenges the city is facing. the meeting takes place at manny's community hall in the mission strict. it starts at 5:30. an east bay vet risked his life defending our country. now he's asking our help to find the thieves. >> i reviewed my nest camera footage, and my nightmare began. >> reporter: bruce calderon had arrived in north korea. >> i saw two armed masked individuals target my property, attempt to steal my cars, and eventually stealing my catalytic converter from my truck that specifically is adapted to my disabilities because i'm a disabled veteran. >> reporter: the saying goes, once a marine, always a marine. >> marines do not live in fear. we will look for you, and we will find you. >> reporter: so it is with

calderon. >> my ranking insignia is a sergeant, my ribbons, my medals. the image of my unit while i was deployed to combat in afghanistan. >> reporter: he says there's no doubt the thieves knew he and his family were out of town. they even had a cordless saw ready for the broad daylight ripoff. combat vets are used to being targeted, but the former intelligence analyst agrees the two thieves appear to be carried concealed weapons. that takes the crime to a new level. while the cost of replacing a catalytic converter is high. >> it's going to take four months to replace it on my vehicle, and cost over $10,000 to replace that. >> reporter: calderon, the crooks, a man and woman got away with a feeling of security he wants for his family and his community. >> to be able to perform my

livelihood, this has a ripple effect beyond just a mere repair and the mere fixing or replacing of a catalytic converter. >> reporter: he's calling on the community for backup to really look at the criminals and their audi q 5. >> somebody recognizes this vehicle, it's very particular. it's very unique. do the right thing. report it. >> terry mcsweeney, "today in the bay." it is 4:37 for you this morning, and we continue our storm watch. meteorologist vianey arana is going to break down our full forecast ahead, and she's going to look at just how long we're going to need that umbrella. plus, pushing to expand, general motors self-driving car cruise is asking california for permission to test vehicles across the entire state. stay with us. a lot of news ahead. you're watchg toeld toad. in

and it is 4:40 right now. we do have rain moving in through the north bay. santa rosa, fairfield and concord a little bit coming down in san francisco. we're going to start to see the impacts from this storm moving in with wind as well. we'll take you through the timing coming up in just a few minutes. >> a lot of activity in the east bay as well. oakland very calm, very calm drive, very easy drive. northbound with the taillights toward the bay bridge, we'll watch. of course that volume is going

to build over the course of the morning. we have that issue at 5a, first, let's touch in with business. good morning, i'm silva na henao on cnbc. investors welcoming reports that j.p. morgan chase could be advising embattled lender first republic on possible options. the dow jumping 380 points while the s&p 500 gained about 1%, and the nasdaq right in for the fifth time. we get data on existing home sales, and earnings from nike, plus the federal reserve begins a two-day meeting and is widely expected to hike interest rates by a smaller amount when the decision is announced tomorrow. netflix is leaning harder into gaming with plans to release dozens of titles this year. the company will launch about 40

more video games in addition to 70 in development with partners and 16 being developed in house. netflix has already released more than 50 games since launching its first mobile games at the end of 2021. currently those games are free for netflix for subscribers on ios and android apps. general motors is asking california for permission to test vehicles across the entire state. cruise is running a robo taxi service in san francisco. cruise is also testing self-driving electric vehicles in austin, texas, and parts of phoenix. marcus and laura. >> bring it over, we're used to it around here. the things you see. >> i was going to say, at some point you're not going to have any drivers in your cars out there. >> sometimes it doesn't seem like it anyway. >> welcome to the bay area. >> uh-oh. >> thanks, silvana.

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morning. looks like folks are making their way into the city by the bay. san francisco this morning, as we take a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. dry right now, but yet another

storm is headed our way. vianey is tracking is all. i brought the umbrella actually into the building today. >> get your umbrella. >> he's a thrill seeker. >> let's talk about that rain. >> you know, the umbrella might be your enemy with the wind. keeps flying away with the umbrella. maybe just like a little poncho vibe or something. >> very good. i left that at home, so. >> we'll be okay. we're going to get through this, you guys. i promise. we have a look at satellite and radar and this is where the rain is now. now, remember leading up to this storm, we had been talking about that atmospheric river and its focus and emphasis and a lot of it was lining up south and central california based. that's what it's looking like this morning. the brunt of the storm is really over southern california. they're going to be dealing with a lot of flooding concerns. high rain rates per hour, but we're still going to see some storm impacts here in the bay area as well. notice we do have satellite and

radar moving in. rain through monterey, san francisco, but by pop up, our mobile doppler radar storm range er, moving in through parts of concord as well. as i zoom this out a little bit in through the interior, fremont starting to get rain. san jose starting to get rain as well, and the timing of this, let's look at the timing. so i took this to about 6:00 a.m., 4:47. you'll notice widespread, so light to moderate by 6:00 a.m. everyone is going to be seeing rain. but if i put this forward to about 8:00 a.m., we start to see more focus between 6:30 and 8:00 a.m. in the south portion. we're talking santa cruz mountains. notice the yellow, that's more of a bull's eye, we'll start to see the rain rates ramp up for the santa cruz mountains, and then by about 12:00, notice we get more of a scattered feel. what's going to happen after that as the front sweeps through, we're going to see the winds ramp up. we're not going to be in the

clear even though it's scattered. by 10:00, we get another round of activity that starts to pop up, especially for the southern areas. the north bay is actually going to see probably less rain, santa cruz, more rain, as far as mountains go. right now, wind speeds are calm. this is going to change. a wind advisory and high wind warning is in effect where you see the red areas. that includes the santa cruz mountains. that's where there's a high wind warning. gusts could reach upwards of 60 plus miles per hour. wherever we see the orange color, that means the potential for downed trees, and yes, more power outages. if you look at the timing here at 12:00, the lines are bright for when the storm passes through. we're talking about as that storm passes through, right behind it, you can see the winds begin to gust, 43 plus in san francisco. 34 in livermore, san jose, 26 plus, and then it stays windy all day long. so we're going to feel this impact through about 5:00, even i took this through about 10:00, and you'll notice it's still going to be pretty gusty,

tonight into the early morning hours as the remainder of this system works to clear through. so that means that on thursday, we do get, well, actually, i'm sorry, that is incorrect sen-day forecast. don't worry, the weekend is going to be nice. the winds are going to be a factor for today. i'll make sure to look through that and pop up the correct graphic coming up. so talking about that rain coming in about the time my kids are going to school. i did remind them, ms. vianey said you're going to need that umbrella. that's a note if you drive as well. they're going to move backwards on the northbound side. you see them coming towards us, managed by folks around in the area, auxiliary crew, that will result in slower sensors across the northbound side. we're looking at these sensors, the road weather index, definitely along the peninsula and the south bay, the rain will be an issue for your drive as well as you get past the area. this coming into the area.

it's westbound 580. that's a typical build, about 30 miles per hour, in the altamont pass. it's eastbound, where we have the lane closed because of that crack, and then of course the landslide. one lane is closed eastbound, and bob is out there, bob redell is going to tell us more about what's going on for that area into the altamont pass and livermore. there's the slower drive we expect for the south bay. where there's going to be much more activity. already we're showing that puddling and ponding registering on the road weather index. this story, i never thought i would have to be talking about, in the east bay, mail carriers have become a popular target for thieves. the post office says it needs help to make it stop. here's "today in the bay's" jodi hernandez. >> you're looking at video of a suspect investigators believe is using stolen postal keys to steal people's mail. all part of an alarming and growing trend in oakland. >> i've seen a lot in the city of oakland over 22 years. i have never seen it this bad.

>> the u.s. postal service says mail carriers are getting robbed and assaulted at a shocking rate. they say the number of attacks on bay area mail carriers has doubled over the last two years, with most of the cases taking place in oakland. >> the locks being shot out of the lovs and people carrying guns and in our letter carrier's faces. it's bad. >> we take this seriously and there's no more important petition. >> the postmaster has sent out letters to everyone in oakland and emeryville asking for the public's help. they want folks to report suspicious activity and help watch out for people who may be looking to rob your mail carrier. >> please watch for signs your carrier may be in danger while in your neighborhood. please share any evidence or information you have. >> i hope the mail carriers are safe. i'm praying for them. >> this woman went to the post office to get her mail rerouted

to her sister's house in antioch. that's because she had a money order stolen from her oakland apartment complex mailbox earlier this year. >> people constantly breaking into the mail. it's an every day thing. we never receive our mail. can't get any sensitive information delivered to where we actually live. we have to get p.o. boxes or send it to a family member's address. >> the postal service says they're working on security upgrades but need the public's help too. >> we don't want this to escalate. we want to make sure no carriers gets physically harmed or assaulted or shot. >> i want you to know that we stand with you, we are grateful for everything you do, and are committed to ensuring your safety, and protection. >> in oakland, jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. very soon, half moon bay's farm workers will have access to the first affordable housing site designed for migrant farm

workers. the shooting raised red flags about the often miserable conditions farm workers live in. the new site is at an empty lot on kelly avenue and will provide 40 housing units for workers 55 and older. the plan will cost $36 million and will be funded through the city, county, and nonprofits. more excitement coming up on the voice.e. the lasast day off blind auditi, competition picking up. ahead we'll introduce you to one californian who made it to the next round. >> and happening now, several demonstrations against funding of the fossil fuel industry take place around the bay area today. organization third act leading the protest at several banks with local singers taking part. those include locations in oakland, mill valley, san rafael and pacifica. they are part of several protests being held as part of the national day of action. third act pushes to stop banks third act pushes to stop banks

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right now at 5:00, we're tracking rain, we're monitoring the time line and the chance of strong winds expected to arrive later today. it's just a continuation of the most disgusting witch hunt. >> awaiting answers from the grand jury on a possible indictment of former president donald trump. we're live in washington with trump's latest response and how other top republicans are coming to his defense. this is "today in the bay," streaming live on roku, xumo, and online. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. this morning we're in another micro climate weather alert, and our team has you covered. chris sanchez is live in the south bay, and mike inouye tracking those driving conditions. >> first we want to get better timing of th