right now at 5:00, more heavy-hitters set to arrive at apec summit, including president biden. we'll lay out the impact already being felt in the city, including perhaps the largest street closures related to

what's all taking effect later today. several people were arrested in oakland during a pro-israel rally just one day before a gathering of what could be a quarter million people on the national mall. i'll break it all down for you. and a scare in the air. what we're learning about a security threat that led to an emergency landing at sfo. this is "today in the bay." good tuesday morning. thanks for starting your day with us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. we're going to get a look at the roads in just a bit. let's talk about that forecast. i got the alert from the nbc bay area app the rain was heading toward my house this morning. >> you need the app throughout the day. it's going to be raining off and on. it's not going to be raining the whole time. when it is headed your way, wouldn't you like to get a little bit of a heads-up? we are going to see the storm system bringing in rounds of wet weather, and most of what we'll see happening for us for parts

of the bay area where we are getting the rain, it's mostly going to be during the morning. we are seeing showers moving through the peninsula into parts of the east bay, and now into the north bay, with some off and on light showers. as we get a closer look, we can see the rain over the bay bridge, while the golden gate bridge is not seeing any showers. then it's raining in much of marin county this morning. we are going to continue to see showers moving through the north bay for the next few hours, santa rosa, over to vallejo, and now starting to reach into martinez. so we are going to see, once again, most of the rain coming through early and then clearing out for the afternoon before another round comes in tomorrow. i'll have more on this and the timeline of the rest of the rain coming up. mike, you were counting the lanes on the bay bridge. >> yeah, because chp had been advised that they would like to have security, the national security thing going on with apec. so we had scheduled 5:00 a.m. for the closure of one lane in each direction, each deck

visible into and out of san francisco. no lanes are blocked. i'm just going to look for the closed lanes. there are none right now on the bay bridge, but i see slowing that just popped up on the sensors. i'll check other cameras because they may have started a lane closure. we'll talk more about apec's impact. we're looking at kari's forecast and she did warn us about rain coming through the area. the green highlighting shows you where the rain, we'll have slicker roadways. in the south bay, things are pretty calm, light. we'll continue to track that. back to you. >> thank you. just a few hours in washington, d.c., tens of thousands of israelis and other supporters plan to gather on the national mall amid the ongoing war in the middle east. >> "today in the bay"'s kris sanchez joins us with a call for action and peace. >> reporter: this number keeps growing. we could see a gathering of up to a quarter million people, some from the bay area, calling for the release of jewish

hostages in gaza and for an end to anti-semitism here and around the world. ahead of that, hundreds of pro-israel protesters gathered at the federal building in oakland last night, staging an hourslong sit-in, calling for a cease-fire in the israel/hamas war. several people were arrested by federal police. this protest was organized by the grassroots organization called jewish voice for peace, and their position is counter to that of the jewish community relations council, which says a cease-fire is not the answer to the escalating situation. an update now, more than 250 people remain captives of hamas, including a 3-year-old american toddler. now, only five have been released since the hamas attack on israel on october 7th. israel defense forces are engaging in fierce battles with hamas militants, but many palestinians are caught with

nowhere to go. members of the jewish federation of san francisco will be headed to the rally, and i had the chance to ask a board member how people should feel, how they can reconcile seeing the what hamas did to israel and what's happening to the palestinian people. >> i say to people jewish, palestinian, this is all about find ago path for peace and removing any hurdles on the way. and hamas is a hurdle, and regretfully, hamas is using palestinians as a human shield, and that's something that creates suffering across the board. >> reporter: now, the rally that is planned for the national mall would be the largest gathering of the jewish community in about 35 years. as we mentioned, some of our folks from san francisco will be there. we are going to track that. it's happening at 10:00 our time, and we'll bring you an

update in our midday news. >> kris, thank you. well, san francisco's apec summit is awaiting the arrival of president joe biden. the president is expected to arrive later today, with a schedule that includes high-level talks with china's president xi jinping. here is a live look this morning at sfo, where air force one is due to land a little before 2:00 this afternoon. it's still not clear where president biden will stay, but last time he stayed at the fairmont on nob hill. many other world leaders have already arrived, including u.s. secretary of state blinken, who arrived overnight. the summit focuses on trade, involving 21 pacific rim economies. security in san francisco is extremely tight right now, especially in the areas surrounding the moscone center where much of that activity is focused. there are also parties, including last night's vip reception attended by the state treasurer. >> lots of excitement.

it is more crowded than we thought. but i think that speaks to the energy and the excitement that is surrounding this whole apec week. >> and the approaching of the holidays also adding a little festivity to the city, and just last night the sky star ferris wheel opened at its new location on fisherman's wharf. ginger conejero saab is live inside moscone center and will a live report for us later this hour. she's also speaking with our political analyst, larry gersten, about what we can expect to come from the meeting between presidents biden and xi. a reminder, our website is a good resource to keep up with all things apec. scan the qr code on the screen and it will take you to our guide, breaking down everything about the events, including how to avoid traffic in the city. taking a live look at sfo, united airlines tells us a flight diverted last night for a

security issue and is now scheduled to depart at 7:00 a.m. we know the flight from lax to vancouver turned around over oregon. law enforcement officers met the plane after it landed safely. everyone onboard is said to be okay. chilling testimony from paul pelosi and the man accused in the violent attack last fall. pelosi took the stand yesterday saying he was scared when he awoke to find defendant david depape in his bedroom. he said depape carried a hammer and zip ties and depape told him he would have to tie him up until pelosi's wife, nancy, returned. when police officers arrived, paul pelosi said he felt relieved, trying to place his hand on the hammer to hold it down. but that's when depape attacked. the rest of the incident, he says, was mostly a blur. prosecutors may wrap up their case before the end of the week. the bay area bracing for incoming rain this morning. here is a live look outside at

san jose. crews in the city, in san jose, that is, they have cleared thousands of storm drains in anticipation of that rain, all of the local pumping stations have also been inspected. crews say that they've stationed portable backup pumps in flood-prone areas. valley water began installing a flood wall along a 6,000 foot stretch of waterway that's prone to flooding, and here is san jose's mayor, matt mahan. >> we are rain ready, we are storm ready in the city of san jose, and we will be available around the clock, 24/7, to respond to flooding and other hazards. >> we're bracing for it. meteorologist kari hall joins us now. when are we expecting to see this rain in the south bay? >> it's mostly going to be tomorrow. what we're seeing right now is very light and spotty and the north bay will be the focus of seeing more action as we go through the next few hours. but it will be a sunny afternoon, also an opportunity

for you to clear those leaves from the storm drains and get ready for more rain that will be coming in. as we take a look at what to expect, by tomorrow the rain becomes more widespread. it will be windy and we could see gusts to 30 miles per hour. so with the high wind and the rain, we want to make sure that you've already completed those plans ahead of the showers. it will be off and on throughout the next several days until saturday, as we get a look at the storm system that is bringing in the wet weather that will continue for the next few days. we'll talk more about the impacts and what you can expect coming up. mike has a look at how those gas prices are faring. >> pretty much the same price range. i've picked out sunnyvale in the south bay, best is $4.49 at arc row on saratoga road. sunnyvale has some good value. brentwood has the lowest at

$4.47, the mobil on brentwood boulevard. and then in vallejo, in the north bay, their best is $4.49 as well. head to sinclair on fairgrounds drive. thank you for sharing the prices and the ever-changing prices we're seeing on gasbuddy.com. on the roadways the conditions on the left side of the screen, you see the green highlighting and it goes along the eastshore freeway where kari has been talking about the rain coming in. the index shows it's going to be damp. highway 84, there is a crash around little valley road. checking on details, we see a little bit of slowing. no big deal right now. if they can't move that from lanes, it might be a bigger problem. we see a slowing on the incline for the bay bridge where the arrow is. there may be chp activity. there's supposed to be a closure coming up. we'll check in again in a few minutes. it's 5:11 right now. starbucks fans may want to brace for disruptions. coming up next on "today in the bay," unionized workers this week are planning a walkout. the normally festive store

celebrations you may see caught in the middle. mcdonald's are going from happy meals to happy feet. not your average sports car. the millions and millions, and may i say it again, millions just dropped for one of the world's most prized

good tuesday morning to you. right now at 5:14, we take a

live look outside in san francisco. the focus of what's going to be a lot of action going on around the bay area. we'll start out with temperatures in the upper 50s, a little bit of rain now, but gradually starting to dry out as we get some peeks of sunshine today. we'll see waves of rain going forward. i'll have a look at what you can expect coming up in a few minutes. we're looking at dublin, where the westbound commute is the heavier drive with headlights coming toward us on westbound 580. interchange not a problem. altamont overpass, volume may be a little lighter. we're looking at san francisco, the impact from apec and changes that i expect on the bay bridge coming up. good morning. very happy tuesday to you. markets broke a long winning streak yesterday after moody's raised some more worries we may not be able to keep our government open. we get important inflation numbers this morning, more about that in a second. look at shares of 23andme, the

bay area genetics testing company. they're under a dollar and they've been under a dollar for quite some time, long enough the nasdaq market is alarmed, wants that company to do something about it or face de-listing. this is a cool company that do electric helicopters based in santa cruz. they just had a test flight in new york city in front of the mayor. they want to partner with delta to provide flights to and from manhattan at the wall street heliport to jkf. helicopters do this all the time but they're noisy. they'll be providing a noise map showing a regular helicopter on the right and their all-electric helicopter on the left and you can barely register any noise on the left. a trip from manhattan to jfk is seven minutes. we get the consumer price index in 14 minutes. as mike has been telling us, gas prices are way down. the best thing that could happen is this data will show us

inflation has been easing. the thing that's likely to happen is that inflation rates are kind of stuck and that the fed will need to do more. google's ceo is expected to testify in federal court in san francisco today in a lawsuit brought by epic games. epic, the company behind fortnite, accuses google of taking too much of a cut when players buy something in their game. and, marcus, crocs will start selling mcdonald's-themed shoes today. you've got the hambuglar and there's some character named birdie on the left. there were some grimace shoes on there earlier. you get them at crocs or through crocs. it occurred to me later, you know the founder of mcdonald's was named crock. spelled it differently. >> meant to be. those hambuglar ones look good.

>> they would look really nice with that suit you're wearing. >> thanks, scott. >> i wasn't serious. [ laughter ] all right, it's 5:17 this morning. unionized baristas at starbucks plan to hold a strike later this week. they refuse the company of refusing of negotiating fairly. starbucks united says thousands of employees at hundreds of locations will stage a one-day walkout on thursday. it's also red cup day. it's a popular annual promotion when starbucks gives out holiday-themed reusable cups. the union has successfully won elections at more than 350 u.s. stores, that includes several you see right here on the screen in the bay area. despite unionization efforts, none have reached a collective bargaining agreement with the company. trending this morning, someone is waking up a new owner of a legendary ferrari.

>> and everyone else may be experiencing a little sticker shock. this 1962 ferrari gto 250 sold at auction yesterday for a whopping $51.7 million. it is the most expensive ferrari ever sold. the car once competed in major races, including the 24 hours of le mans and in 1962 it took second place in a prestigious place in germany. it's racked up awards at historic car shows, including pebble beach. the seller is chairman of the ferrari club of america. the new owner is still a mystery. it's gorgeous. >> it is beautiful. >> it's nice, but $51 million? >> it's certainly a collectable. you don't drive that. i'll take the kids to school today. >> it's a little like lightning mcqueen. >> snacks in the back seat.

we're starting out with a few showers in parts of the bay area, so get ready to turn on those windshield wipers. we're going to have more rain off and on, but we're not going to see it just raining the entire time. but we are getting ready for this storm system, we're seeing a secondary area of low pressure starting to develop, and this is going to continue to pump in moisture across the region over the next couple of days. as we get a closer look, it's mostly the north bay, as well as parts of the peninsula, san francisco, and moving across the bay into richmond and oakland, with some light showers that we are seeing right now, kind of tapering off for san francisco. we are also seeing some of the showers moving through daly city as well, and then up to marin county, it's starting to pick up across the bridge and we're also seeing showers moving through much of the north bay, with showers that are moving into santa rosa, and over toward calistoga. we're also seeing the rain

picking up around hercules and richmond, so we're seeing most of this coming through for now, but it will start to taper off for the afternoon. a bit of a break before the next round comes in tomorrow. so as we see more widespread rain in the forecast for tomorrow afternoon, it continues into thursday morning as well. and there may be some waves of some brief heavy downpours, as well as some gusty winds. tomorrow those winds are expected to gust up to about 30 miles per hour, and may be slightly higher for the upper elevations. as we take it through tomorrow into friday, and then seeing the rain continuing into saturday as well, this is saturday night and there's still some lingering showers that are going to be moving through, but clearing out for sunday. so during this time we're looking at the possibility of parts of the north bay getting about 1 to 2 inches of rainfall. these areas in purple along the coastal areas may see 2 to 3 inches of rainfall. so that's going to be pretty significant between now and

saturday. but once again, that is spread out over the course of several days. so some really soggy weather, but once again, not just a down pour the entire next several days. we're going to get some breaks. we get this break this afternoon and most of the morning tomorrow until more widespread rain comes in tomorrow afternoon. i'll be tracking that for you and we'll talk more about what to expect. mike, you keep checking on the bay bridge. >> i saw slowing on the incline and metering lights executed earlier than normal, a half hour earlier than we often see. the backup fills in the toll plaza. we have some slick roadways from the light rain that came through. kari was talking about that perhaps impacting the areas, especially the peninsula. i saw a lot of slowing on the incline. i can't see cones but there is a scheduled closure of one lane in each direction and we see a slower drive across the entire span. the light rain could be playing a factor. but that could be indicating the closure we talked about heading

into town starting today and lasting through the rest of the apec summit. we'll talk more about city traffic coming up. outside of the city, everything is fine, green sensors, and the green highlighting does indicate where the rain will impact your drive and hopefully you'll keep things slower because it might be slick. >> thanks, mike. next on "today in the bay," nbc bay area responds. >> good morning. shoplifting continues to be a big problem. well, this machine made right here in the bay area might be a solution, and it could change the look of stores everywhere. i'm consumer investigator cis i'm consumer investigator cis hr

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good morning. it's a sad state of affairs, perhaps you've seen the new secure shelves, lots of stores are locking up merchandise. you have to wait for a worker to come unlock it to get what you want. so, yes, these padlocks can scare off thieves, but also drive away shoppers. a catch-22, here is one business' story. >> at the time they had $800,000 a year in theft, and so they thought, okay, let's solve this problem. let's lock it all up. so they locked it all up and the next year their revenue went down by $3.5 million. so they created a bigger

problem. >> he heads a small company looking to make big changes inside stores everywhere. this is his team's shoplifting solution, reinvented store shelving. essentially a gigantic vending machine that can replace an entire aisle or several aisles. tonight at 5:30, we'll take you behind the scenes to show you how these automated retailers work to stop thieves without stopping you wanting to shop there. i'll see you again tonight at 5:30. >> pretty interesting. 5:26 right now. set to strike. coming up next, top stories we're following today, including the workers planning to walk off the job at dozens of universities statewide. the impact this will have on local campuses. president biden will be back in the bay area a day ahead of his meeting with chinese president xi jinping. ahead, we have details on his return and the full day ahead

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right now at 5:30, global leaders are converging at san francisco's apec summit. live team coverage of today's biggest arrivals and the commuting impact that will likely intensify later this morning. major league baseball owners may be ready to approve the a's

move to las vegas. a live report on what's expected to play out this week and a new report seemingly sealing the a's fate. a live look outside. rain will soon be arriving in the bay area. meteorologist kari hall is tracking the timeline. this is "today in the bay." this is tuesday morning. good morning to you. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. let's start out with a look at that forecast. guess we've got to get those umbrellas ready. meteorologist kari hall is tracking what we can expect. >> we're preparing for something we haven't really seen for quite a while, it seems. and we're going to have it coming in waves, off and on rain in the forecast for us. starting out with wet weather for parts of the peninsula into san francisco, as well as the north bay. and we're going to see some of the showers continue for san francisco, moving over toward oakland, and we've also seen some rain in the north bay, where it's picked up quite a bit in vallejo and you can see the

heavy rain pouring in santa rosa right now. some of us waking up to wet weather that will eventually be moving out, giving us a break for the afternoon before the more gusty winds and heavier downpours move in tomorrow. i'll have more on what we can expect as the rain continues for the next several days. i'll have more on that and the timeline coming up in a few minutes. well, apec awaits some very important arrivals. the san francisco summit hits its stride today with the arrival of president biden, among others. >> this morning we've got live team coverage. ginger conejero saab is tracking the arrival of some of the heavy-hitters. first, mike inouye has details on a major closure for the bay bridge. there will impact the morning commute through the rest of the week. >> exactly. it has already had an impact. i was looking for something more visible, but it looks like one lane is closed earlier than scheduled. i saw the impact starting to happen early in the commute and the backup. the metering lights were turned on at about 5:10, usually

they're not turned on until 5:35 or 5:40. we're looking at a big early backup and slowing across the span. i believe we're down one lane in each direction, which has been scheduled from 5:00 a.m. today all the way through 9:00 p.m. on friday along the bay bridge. that's scheduled to be all day every day until friday. we're down one lane in each direction. a slower drive into san francisco, and then in san francisco, of course, we're talking about moscone center with security which continues to increase as the week progresses, tomorrow the president is scheduled to be in the area, so we know that's going to be locked down. muni is impacted, including the central subway. we'll talk about what's going on for the warriors game because that's also in town tonight. we're looking toward nob hill where there's more security around the area. there's the fairmont, the intercontinental and those two locations have had fencing up and security in place. coming up, tomorrow, i believe tomorrow at noon, there will be a closure on the embarcadero

because of more activity. so eventually tomorrow these three areas will be impacted, but there's a lot more going on. we hand it back to you. >> including the arrival of president biden. he's making his way to san francisco. his secretary of state, antony blinken, already here. >> "today in the bay"'s ginger conejero saab is live in the city at moscone center. this, no doubt, will be a very busy day for both of them. >> reporter: that is true, marcus and laura. it is a full day of official business for secretary of state antony blinken, who is expected to arrive at moscone center before his first engagement this morning scheduled at 9:30. he is expected to meet with peruvian and thai officials, followed by a tri-lateral meeting with the japanese and korean foreign ministers. mr. blinken will host a plenary session here at apec, and then his day conclude with a dinner

in the city. as mentioned, president joe biden will also be arriving in san francisco before 2:00 this afternoon, hours before a campaign reception for the president and the vice president is scheduled to take place in the city. the president's arrival comes a day before his much anticipated meeting with chinese president xi jinping. this morning the chinese foreign ministry says president biden and president xi will have, quote, in-depth communication on several issues. bloomberg is reporting that the two leaders are expected to announce an agreement in which china would crack down on the manufacturing and exporting of fentanyl. here is our political analyst, larry gersten. >> it's an opportunity for xi and biden to get a reset. i think both of them have issued signals, so to speak, that they want to see the temperature cooled. so here we are, there's nothing like having two people together, phones, email, whatever other

exchanges don't do the same thing as having the two leaders themselves spend some time. >> reporter: a lot waiting on that in-person meeting. we are expecting a press conference after that happens, hopefully to learn more details about what the two leaders achieve in that meeting. now, on thursday mr. biden will meet with tech ceos also here at apec, and he is scheduled to meet with mexico's president on friday. so a very busy day today here in san francisco, all throughout. this is what we've been talking about leading in to this second half of apec. you can really kind of feel apec today, marcus. >> you're keeping us updated in the morning. thank you for that. we've got coverage all week long. our raj mathai will be there, along with jessica geary, as well as janelle wang and a team of our reporters. to stay up to date, go to nbcbayarea.com and click on apec in the trending bar. baseball's winter meetings

begin today in texas, but two cities will be watching with keen interest, oakland and las vegas. and any a's fan can tell you exactly why. bob redell joins us live. fans who are already dreading this week are processing a new development. >> reporter: correct, the athletic is a publication reporting that on thursday all 30 owners of major league baseball teams, they are expected to approval the a's move to las vegas. and according to the athletic, there might not be any no votes. according to the publication, major league baseball's own report, which assesses this move to vegas for the a's, isn't very positive about the chances for the a's success in sin city, but, quote, there was no perceived better alternative. the a's reached a tentative agreement for a stadium off of the las vegas strip, but the funding is not yet set in stone.

for that reason, a's fans say they're still hopeful that mlb will recognize the value of keeping the green and gold in oakland. >> the owners' vote, it's likely they'll vote in favor of the relocation just because that's how it goes. we've done all we can on our fans' side. we've made it crystal clear that there is a clear fan base in oakland. >> reporter: that was jeremy goodrich of the oakland 68s. he says he's happy oakland mayor sheng thao has tried to keep the dream alive and that the city has come up with option to say improve howard terminal to make it a more appealing location. in august, nevada lawmakers approved up to $83 million in public financing toward stadium construction. the a's lease of the oakland coliseum does expire at the end of next season, and a new ballpark in vegas would not be ready until the to 28 season at the earliest.

so where to play in the tween seasons, a's president has said that they could extend the lease at the coliseum, could temporarily share oracle park with the giants, or play at the las vegas ballpark, which is currently home of the a's aaa affiliate. reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thanks so much, bob. today san jose leaders are expected to address a text messaging scandal involving a now former police officer. a recent sjpd internal investigation found officer mark mcnamara sent racist text message to another officer in the aftermath of a shooting last year. green has shot and injured after he refused to drop a gun during a brawl at a taqueria. police later determined green was trying to disarm the actual suspect. mcnamara resigned last week. council members today will address the matter. california state university strayed workers are organizing a

one-day strike starting later this morning. more than 1,000 electricians, elevator mechanics, plumbers, carpenters and locksmiths are walking off the job. they're working under an expiring contract. they remain hopeful a new deal can be reached and says it does have contingency plans in place. let's take a live look in san francisco this morning. meteorologist kari hall is tracking that rain. kari, this morning we saw some sprinkles on the windshield. the rain is pretty much here already. >> it is pretty much here and it's mostly going to be affected the bay area this morning. we're going to see it quickly lifting to the north and the rest of the day looks sunny. we are going to have a very nice and comfortable afternoon as the sunshine returns. but then tomorrow we'll get ready for another round of rain coming in, and that one will pack more of a punch, with more

widespread downpours and gusts up to 30 miles per hour, and the rain will just continue off and on through saturday. now, we see the storm system in the center of the low well off the coast, and it does continue to develop and will be drawing in moisture across the region as we go through the next few days, kind of moving slowly as well. as we get a closer look, we can see now the rain is lifting out of san francisco, moving into parts of the east bay around oakland, and headed to the north bay, where we'll eventually see it clearing out as we go through the next few hours. i'll be watching this. we'll talk more about the timeline coming up. mike, has it had any impact on the morning commute? >> the rain may have, kari. the biggest impact is on the bay bridge and that has more impact because of the lane loss here. we are looking at a smooth drive now on the incline, things sorted out. they've slowed the metering lights down considerably. there is a big backup out of oakland. we had that lane scheduled closure, your right lane heading into san francisco, left lane

heading out of san francisco. that will be in place through the remainder of the apec summit. sorting itself into a typical pattern, but it will take more time getting across this morning. b.a.r.t. is an option, so is the ferry. nob hill, we'll just consider that zone an issue for transit because i'm talking about transit there, as well as the moscone center. there will be a reroute for the t line, which is important because that might be what you use to take your route over to mass transit to chase center. the warriors game is here. if you're north of all this activity and you need to take mass transit to chase center, and that is advised because of surface street traffic and closures and reroutes, that will take you longer. do plan ahead. warriors play tonight and this is one of those midseason games there, the tournament going on. so keep that in mind. tonight, in addition to the lane closure that continues the rest of the week, we'll have the off-ramp from -- i'm sorry, tomorrow morning we'll have the

off-ramp at 5th and 4th start to be closed tomorrow morning starting at 5:00 a.m. until 9:00 p.m. daily, because of all of this activity, they're going to restrict traffic flow through the area even more. that will be in place starting tomorrow morning. you cannot use that 5th street off-ramp from 5:00 a.m. until 9:00 p.m. meanwhile, the rest of the bay shows a nice, easy drive. the sharks play tonight, so go sharks at s.a.p. coming up, three days now until a government shutwn, andd

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good tuesday morning. it is 5:45. if you're about to head out the door in oakland, it is a cloudy and damp start, but the rest of the day will gradually see more sunshine as our temperatures head for the upper 60s and low 70s. we get a break from the rain for later today, but we'll talk about the timeline of when it returns coming up. and the south bay shows some slowing, the damp roadways not so evident on the live camera. as kari talked about, we do see damp roadways out of oakland. a bigger backup at the bay bridge toll plaza, and now slowing hits the southbound with north 101. tomorrow we air our 22nd episode of "race in america: the conversation". with this episode we look into an array of things associated

with the prison system, including rehabilitation and education. governor newsom laid out an ambitious plan to transform san quentin from a prison to rehabilitation center. i sat down with the uc berkeley professor public policy and political science. >> in the early 2000s, california added rehabilitation to its name, department of corrections became department of corrections and rehabilitation. but the reality is there hasn't been the kind of investment in high-quality programs and access across all of the prisons in california that there needs to be for taking rehabilitation seriously. >> i'm going to show you how those programs are working inside. make sure to join us for "race in america" tomorrow night here on nbc bay area. president biden's helicopter will lift off the south lawn this morning at 8:10 our time. >> where is he going? scott mcgrew, the first leg of his trip, san francisco and apec.

>> that's exactly right. due to land here just before 2:00 local time, and of course he has that big meeting with chinese president xi tomorrow. our ginger conejero saab is covering that for you. and of course a lot more coverage tomorrow as well. later this week, the president will meet with mexican president obrador to hammer out solutions to the border crisis. video here of them meeting in mexico city. that next meeting will happen in san francisco on the sidelines of apec. the big issue in washington right now is how to keep the government open past friday. we expect a vote as soon as today in the republican-led house on a funding bill pushed by speaker mike johnson that will fund the government through the year at current levels. republicans that wanted to see cuts are not happy and may not vote for it. reporters asked biden what he thought of it at the oval office yesterday, whether he would veto the bill. bide said it was premature to say. he hadn't seen the final verg. the senate needs to approve

this, too. speaker johnson who backs the bill gained a huge supporter yesterday in the form of top senate leader, top republican mitch mcconnell. >> house republicans have produced a responsible measure that will keep the lights on, avoid a harmful lapse in government funding and provide the time and space to finish that important work. i'll support their continuing resolution and encourage my colleagues to do the same. >> after months of controversy, and sinking public opinion, the supreme court has come out with ethics rules that say what justices should and should not do. they are somewhat vague. for instance, don't let family, social, political, financial or other relationships influence official conduct or judgment. all of this comes after a raft of investigative reports into justice clarence thomas, accused of accepting luxury vacations on

private jets, super yachts, including a sweetheart loan from a friend to buy a quarter of a million dollar camper. >> what kind of an engine? >> 8 v92, detroit diesel. >> justice thomas in his motor home with steve croft on cbs some years back. justice kagan spoke about the rights and wrongs of being a judge when she recounted her conflict when some of her classmates decided to send her bagels with lox and capers. kagan emailed back and said i have to take the ethics and reporting considerations very seriously, so she turned down that box of bagels. >> really interesting to see the differences. thank you, scott. let's take a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. pretty clear out there, at least when it comes to traffic, for the time being. i know there's some backups mike

is keeping his eye on. what about weather-wise? we're noticing the change already, kari. >> we can see that it is wet there, looking at the golden gate bridge. we've seen some off and on showers for parts of the bay area, but it is gradually going to clear up. in oakland, it is now 58 degrees, 51 in dublin and 57 in san francisco. also a little more of a breeze in the south bay as the sky starts to clear out and the rain is being drawn to the north. we can see there's a couple of areas of low pressure spinning in the pacific. the one closer to us is helping to pump in all of the rain, and we are going to see some breaks with the areas of low pressure, those storm systems remaining well offshore. so we are going to see wave one of rain coming in, we are already getting some drying in parts of marin county, where it was pouring earlier today. and we have some heavier rain around santa rosa, but it is getting a bit lighter. and now that rain is moving toward richmond, hercules and

martinez, that may slow down your commute just a little bit more this morning. then by 9:00 to 10:00, we're seeing the showers lifting farther to the north, out of the bay area, and then we do look at a very nice and mild afternoon. now, tomorrow it does start out dry. this is at 9:30 tomorrow morning. we are seeing just a couple of spots of widespread showers moving into thursday. we see the storm system bringing in waves of rain, and i think the brunt of the storm hits us tomorrow during the afternoon into the evening, with the highest winds a bit of a break for thursday morning. then it comes back on thursday afternoon and then heavier rain for friday. so once again, this is just going to be with us off and on through saturday, and then clearing out on sunday. as far as how much rain we could see, now the models are predicting a little bit more. in total, we could see about 2 to 3 inches of rainfall for marin and sonoma counties,

especially near the coastline. elsewhere, we could see about 1 to 2 inches of rain, with some of our valleys getting a bit of a shadow, about 1/2 inch of rain for san jose and the tri-valley. we're looking at a stretch of wet weather that will helpfully make up for some of the deficits we're running in terms of the rainfall we need to catch up for what's normal for this time of year. by sunday, it's looking better, highs up to 70 degrees, and more of the same on monday. but we'll get through the storm with some off and on rain and some gusty winds at times, and we'll be keeping you up to date on that timeline as well. mike, are you seeing more slowing across the bay bridge? >> indeed. some of that might be because light rain came through and folks are seeing damper roadways. you can see a little bit there. the drive is doing all right on the approach over 880. there is a slower drive across the span. there was a scheduled closure of one lane in each direction. getting on the lower deck seems

okay, but westbound does show slowing across the span. apec continues at moscone center with the closures, they'll lock down late tonight. we have a slower drive on vasco road. i think the rain or some of the conditions might have had an impact. not a major deal here. south bay and the east bay showing typical patterns. there is a crash heading toward sfo. i'll continue to track that. back to you. >> thank you so much. happening now, students in south san francisco plan to join students around the nation in honoring a young girl who changed the course of history. today is ruby bridges day, the first african american student to deseg sgrat her school in 1960. they plan to gather and march to their respective schools. state senator josh becker will join them. he helped introduce a state

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welcome back. you're watching "today in the bay." just released earlier this morning, the national climate assessment shows we're making progress on climate change, but it is not nearly enough. hundreds of scientists and policy experts come together to write this report every four years. one major headline from this year's report is that the u.s. is not adapting to climate change fast enough. one example is charleston, south carolina, which has spent millions of dollars on a project to fight against flooding and sea level rise, but it looks like climate change will require even more. >> one of the things i try to mention to people is the status quo is unacceptable.

mother nature is not going to allow us to. the climate is changing and the impacts on this beautiful spot are there. what does that look like as sea level rises over the next 20, 30, 40 years? are there places we're going to have to pull back from. >> come over and take a look at this map which shows that not all states are adapting at the same pace. the report shows that the entire country needs to accelerate and expand projects while we still have time. there are increased drought conditions, flooding and sea level rising off our coasts, and following the release of the report, president biden announced that within the last few hours over $6 billion will be invested in communities across the country. the funding is all to better prepare infrastructure and conservation efforts. you can head to our website. we have a whole list of stories and more information on climate change and how it's impacting us. go to nbcbayarea.com to read more stories like this one.

>> thanks so much, kari. >> a quick reminder, you can watch nbc bay area news whenever you like. we're on 24/7 on roku and other streaming platforms. there you can watch live breaking news, news conferences, even repeats of our news casts. right now at 6:00, thousands are heading to d.c. to march for israel, including many from the bay area. we break down the impact amid the intensifying war in the middle east. >> more heavy hitters are set to arrive at san francisco's apec summit, including president biden. the impact already being felt, including perhaps the largest street-related closure that just took effect an hour ago. and a scare in the air. a bomb threat leads to an emergency landing at sfo. we just talked to one passenger about the frightening experience. this is "today in the bay." good morning to you on this tuesday. thank you so much for allowing us to be a part of your morning. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. we'll check