over president donald trump's trade war. new tariffs on canada, mexico and china are threatening to drive up prices on everything from food to smartphones to cars. we're live

in dc with the financial impact and the key meeting president trump is having with world leaders today. also, immigrants standing in solidarity and against the new administration's immigration policy. the way many plan to push back across the country today. plus tracking continued rainfall, we are timing out when the downpour is set to start and how long that wet weather is set to last. this is today in the bay. good morning to you. on this monday i'm marcus washington and i'm laura garcia. so let's start out with a look a at that fecast. meteorologist kari hall is tracking this incoming rain we've seen over the weekend. this atmospheric river just waving up and down the coast and at times giving us a break from the activity. so now we are going to see increasing rain coming in later on today and into early tomorrow. and at that time, the wind will pick up anywhere from 15 to 30mph, with some higher gusts and some of the hills and mountains, and

then colder temperatures ahead, with snow levels dropping toward the end of the week. so this is where the storm system is now, once again giving the bay area a break. and as we get a closer look, there's some spotty light showers here and there, but definitely nothing like what we saw over the weekend in parts of the north bay. as stormranger tracks this activity, we are going to see a lot more green later on today, so we'll talk about the impacts of that and how much rain you can expect coming up in the full microclimate forecast. all right kari, thank you. and our nbc bay area app is a great resource to have. as that weather changes, you can actually type your zip code in to get a customized forecast for your neighborhood. well, breaking news for you this morning. elon musk says he and president donald trump are in the process of shutting down the u.s. agency for international development, otherwise known as u.s. aid. during a live session held on x, he claimed the agency is, quote, beyond repair. he went on to say that he looked over the issue in detail with

president trump, who agreed to shut shut the shut it down. his comments come after two top security chiefs at u.s. aid were placed on leave for refusing to turn over classified material to musk government inspection teams. musk did not say what legal authority he believed. the white house has to shut down a federal agency without congressional approval. the white house so far is not commenting. in the meantime, the white house n admitting americans will feel pain as new taxes on products coming into the country are now in effect. new tariffs are being placed on canadian, mexican and chinese imports starting tomorrow. those countries are already retaliating by putting new tariffs on american goods. today in the bay salazar park joining us live from washington this morning. and alison, americans could really see those prices rise on everything from food to fuel and even electronics. marcus and laura, this could get a little bit messy on both sides, potentially. president trump campaigned on tariffs and now he's following through,

telling reporters overnight the three countries affected have to stop migrants and fentanyl from pouring into this country, though it's unclear what specific actions or measurements the white house is looking for in order to lift the tariffs. president trump, planning to speak today with the leaders of canada and mexico as his new tariffs, set to take effect at midnight, threatened to tip into a major trade war that could bring higher prices for american consumers. i'm not going to say we may have short term some little pain and people understand that. but long term, the united states has been ripped off by virtually every country in the world. over the weekend, president trump slapped 25% tariffs on most imports from canada and mexico and a 10% tariff on all chinese goods. the new levies on america's top trading partners could drive up prices in the u.s. on everything from cars to electronics, lumber and produce. now facing bipartisan backlash, donald

trump got hired trying to lower, saying he was going to lower grocery prices. right. two weeks in, he's doing something that's going to do the absolute opposite. it'll be paid for by american consumers. i mean, why would you want to get in a fight with your allies over this? other republicans defending the move. i am glad we're putting everybody on notice that the old way of doing business is over. canada quickly responded with 25% tariffs on u.s. imports and a warning that tariffs against canada put american jobs at risk. they will raise costs for you, including food at the grocery stores and gas at the pump. the white house arguing the tariffs will pressure the three countries into stopping the flow of migrants and fentanyl into the u.s. in washington, alice barr, nbc news. happening today, people across the bay area will take part in a new national day of action to protest the recent federal immigration crackdown. now it's being called the day

without immigrants, and supporters are planning to walk out of work as well as school today in the bay's. kris sanchez is here now. kris. the impact may be a noticeable one too. it might be. we're not talking about just students and workers. in some cases, entire businesses are closing their doors in solidarity. one of those businesses is a livermore restaurant. so workers can take part in that day without immigrants. the protest that's been organizing on social media in order to push back against mass deportations, and the trump administration's rollback of protections for immigrants. in addition to walkouts, a larger rallyy also planned for oakland today. here's one community organizer with bamn, which stands for by any means necessary. we want to make a statement that that not only are we really important to the economy of this country, but that we have a right to be here, to live here. again this weekend. these are some of the hundreds of people who marched near alum rock and king in east

san jose, and also san jose. police officers did arrive on scene. it was only to direct traffic. we'll remind you that both the san jose police chief and the san jose mayor have said that the sd would not be helping ice agents enforce any immigration policy. it's not their job. a similarar protest happened in los angeles, where hundreds of protesters made their way onto highway 101. they blocked traffic there. organizers say protesters will also be showing up against companies that have rolled back diversity, equity, inclusion da policies since trump was elected. the protests also happened in san diego, in phoenix, dallas, houston and other cities across the nation, and we expect they will continue today. we'll be following those day without an immigrant protest as they develop. laura. thanks, kris. also today, the temporary protected status of hundreds of thousands of venezuelans in the u.s. will be revoked. that leaves the group vulnerable to deportation. the trump administration is giving them 60

days until their protected status ends. it allows people from certain countries to live and work here when their home country is deemed unsafe for them. republicans say the program has been misused, but immigrants rights activists are calling the move illegal. happening tomorrow, alameda county leaders will swear in their newly appointed district attorney. supervisors last week chose ursula jones dixon over six other candidates. dixon is a cal graduate who earned her law degree from usf and worked in the da's office from 1999 to 2013. this was before becoming a county judge. she's filling out the term of recalled da pamela price. voters will elect a new da in 2026. it is a new workweek monday morning. taking a live look outside overlooking san francisco. nice and clear, at least for the moment. we've got some rain in the works. carry on over the weekend and that is what we can expect today, at least for now. we are taking a break for the most part. as we take a look at storm ranger, our

mobile doppler radar, where we are seeing some very spotty light showers coming in, but our hour by hour forecast highlights that we'll start to see the rain moving into the north bay before the early afternoon hours and then making its way farther south, starting to fill in across the bay area for the evening and continuing to get heavier later on tonight with some pockets of rain that may also trigger a few thunderstorms, and as well with some gusty winds. as we see this storm system pushing through during the overnight early tomorrow, there will be waves of off and on rain at least through tuesday, and then a brief break on wednesday, so we're still in with the very unsettled weather, and we're going to see that continue into the end of the week as well. so we'll talk about that. and mike, you've been seeing some slightly lower gas prices in patches around the bay. san jose continues, though to have the best of our best our best low at the top right here. 367 quick serve on alum rock

avenue in san jose. again, no change for the east bay low. it's also 369 as it was on friday. we'll call out dublin for exxon and circle k at duo at amador valley road and in in marin county. the best is in mill valley. 395 and 393 i'm sorry at arco on redwood highway you check your areas. there have been some subtle changes over the weekend. gasbuddy.com on the roadway. we're starting the week as you would expect. 509 almost 510 easy drive. right now we're just easing to the commute. not a major issues. highway 37 still doesn't show any slowing out of vallejo. we'll see that in a few minutes. we have seen overnight sprinkles and they continue here. san rafael a couple of droplets on the lens as kari is talking about. watch for the changes. so we'll see. back to you. lots more still to come on today in the bay. we'll do a deep dive into those tariffs. and also let's take a look at what wall street is thinking ahead. we expected read. and that's what we're getting. plus cowboy carter. and cowboy carter

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we are under a microclimate weather alert. even though we're taking a break from the rain now, we are expecting activity to ramp up again later this evening and have a big impact on

our forecast and just getting to work and school for tomorrow morning. so we'll talk about what to expect and ourur microclimate forecast coming up. yeah, there's the bay bridge right here. the roadway you can see it's a little damp. there's a sheen but not a problem. no issues reporteted. wl, actually chp is talking about the wind more than they are about the rain. we are looking at a smooth drive as things ramp up this monday. we'll show you as those changes come in on those sensors as well. well good morning. very happy monday to you. both amazon and google report profits this week. the big story, of course, is what's going to happen on the open this morning on wall street. traders expecting the dow to fall 600 points s&p 500 nasdaq to fall about one and a half to 2%. this of course after presidt trump announced tariffs on mexico and canada and lesser tariffs on china. trump says china, canada and mexico are exporting dangerous drugs to america and that neither canada nor mexico are doing enough to

prevent people from crossing their borders into america. 25% tariffs on canada and mexico ten on china. one of the most surprising things is oil is included in the list of tariff goods, though at a lesser level. as recently as last thursday, president trump said oil would not be included. and of course, the usual reminder american importers pay the tariff. not the canadians, not the mexicans. we pay the american government. when america puts a tariff on foreign countries, president trump said on social media. there might be some pain. then again, he said, there might not. he also speculated on social media that canada would cease to be a viable country. harsh but true, he wrote. alice showed d u a bit of canadian prime minister justin trudeau's speech in the last segment. i want to show you a bit more. trudeau addressed the american people from ottawa, informed us, from the beaches of normandy to the mountains of the

korean peninsula, from the fields of flanders to the streets of kandahar. we have fought and died alongside you. the nobel prize winning economist paul krugman, writing on social media, asked why trump had hit canada, one of our closest allies, twice as hard, more than twice as hard as china, a country he used to demonize. i can't think of a reason, he wrote for punishing canada with tariffs, let alone treating our neighbor far more harshly than trump is treating. china is in the national interest. wall street journal's conservative editorial board ran the headline the dumbest trade war in history. president definitely noticed that one. the other surprise is there's no carveout for tariffs of food. you may recall candidate trump said he would bring grocery prices down. now we're going to be fine just paying more. and the effect on american workers who, for instance, see their car factories shut down because of a lack of parts is going to be far

more serious than whether or not you can afford guacamole. but we're going to pay more at the grocery store. the other thing is, we're waiting for mexico and canada to put tariffs on our goods. we'll talk more about that as we talk politics. but that could hurt especially certain states very hard. we talk back and forth. that's what a trade war. all right. thanks so much. you bet. well trending this morning more action is coming to nbc. the hunting party is airing an encore episode tonight. congratulations. you've done the impossible and made the world's worst serial killers even more dangerous. the crime drama focuses on an explosion at a top secret prison that releases dozens of dangerous criminals. an elite team pulled together to track down the fugitives. melissa roxburgh stars is back as a former fbi profiler brought back to be a part of the team. we spoke to her ahead of the series premiere. she says there are more to the killers portrayed in the series than just their fictional horrific crimes. i think that there's this this component of really

understanding the psychology of different people and how they wound up, where they wound up. and i think that that's true for, for me in my own life, too, is like, i'd like to believe that. i want to understand how to help people in situations that they didn't mean to wind up. in an encore of the premiere episode of the hunting party airs tonight at 10:00. then stay tuned for nbc bay area news at 11. you can also stream it on peacock. catch all new episodes every monday right here on nbc bay area. also trending meaningful tributes open and close the grammy awards last night in their hometown of los angeles. the 67th awards show kicked off with an all star rendition of i love l.a. lady gaga and bruno mars also serenaded the crowd with california dreamin, and members of the los angeles fire department were giving the standing ovation. this is as they came on stage to present the biggest award of the night album of the year, and it served as a coronation. nearly 15 years in the making. i just feel very

full and very honored. it's been many, many years. and i. there you have it. beyonce accepting that award after five nominations, beyonce finally took home the grammy for album of the year for her country music album cowboy carter. other big winners include kendrick lamar, not like us, which won song of the year and record of the year. chapell roan was named best new artist, and beyonce takes the prize for best country album for her cowboy carter. a lot of music last night that it was a lot of great performances too, all around, a lot of talent. yeah, that it is. well, speaking of talent. meteorologist kari hall is here with a lookt that forecast. sing us the song. always hit it, right? well, i mean, it's been nice to get the rain, so at least that was on track. we are also getting some breaks here and there with more rain coming in this evening. but take a look at the temperatures that we're feeling as you're stepping out the door. you're probably noticing that it is a little bit warmer thann defitely what we

had the last week, but we are in the upper 50s and that's a little bit closer to our normal high temperature for the afternoon. and since friday, we've had a lot of rainfall in the north bay over four inches in calistoga, five inches in kentfield, while mount tam had over 11.5in of rainfall. so that is exactly what was expected, with the highest rainfall farther to the north. in san francisco, it's about an inch of rainfall, about the same in oakland and in san jose. not much at all, just a few sprinkles. but it was pouring on the santa cruz mountains and some of the coastal areas that took the brunt of this atmospheric river. and we're seeing it waving now to the north. it's going to start to kick back farther to the south later on this evening and bring in another round of heavy rain. what we're seeing this morning as you're heading out, for the most part, is some light and spotty showers. a look at storm ranger. that's our mobile doppler radar showing some splotches of green here and there with some sprinkles as

we're heading out. maybe just that reminder to grab the umbrella, but for the most of the day, it's going to be dry until this evening. we start to see the rain showers filling back in on the radar and the north bay, seeing much of that activity first. and then later on tonight it picks up across the rest of the bay area with some pockets of heavy rain. that's also when a flood watch will be in effect throughout most of the day. tomorrow it's raining early and then taking a break on wednesday, with more rain expected on thursday. so it's going to be kind of unsettled throughout the week with our first wave of rain for today bringing about an inch and a half farther north, but much less about a quarter of an inch of rain for most of us. but look at how much rain we get tomorrow. in total, we could see about two inches for san jose and about the same for the north bay as well. looking ahead to the rest of the week, once this system moves out, a colder storm system moves in thursday and then the weekend is dry and the sierra is going to rack up a lot

of snow this week, possibly a couple of feet, and we'll see that starting to taper off this weekend. looking drier for sunday. so that's your day to plan to get outside. and mike, you're hearing about a crash in san jose. yeah. the live camera out in san jose shows us how light this traffic is. north 101, just as we have our camera just north of two 8680. the crash itself. so the cameras right here, the crash itself is northbound, just past the tully exit, your commute direction. so basically from capitol expressway up to tully, it's jammed up right now because of a crash that just happened in the last few minutes. don't know about lanes blocked, but clearly there's an impact. at least a visual one. i'll let you know once chp gives us specific information on this crash in san jose. everything else through the south bay and the rest of the bay showing a smooth, easy drive. as we move up, we'll look for that slowing, and it has just started to tap on those brakes. mare island for west 37. no backup at the bay bridge. back to you. thanks, mike. well, coming up next on today in the bay nbc bay area responds a

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francisco paid dell 685 bucks for a brand new laptop. after a few days, nothing. dell said it was lost in transit and sent brad a replacement. dell said it delivered that second laptop and sent this blurry photo as proof of delivery, but brad said he found nothing on his porch and wasn't asked to sign for delivery. so did someone steal it? maybe. maybe not. either way, brad let dell know, but i t wouldn't offer him another replacement. that's when he flagged us. we contacted dell. it then successfully delivered his laptop. that's a $685 win. all right, here's what dell told us. there were delivery issues with the first two systems, which is highly unusual. and it's working with the carrier to better understand what happened. if something you ordered does not arrive, you should always contact the company like brad did. but if that doesn't work out and you paid with a credit card, you can always ask your

credit card company to step in and you can dispute the charge. often that gets a company's attention, and often viewers like you win those disputes, either getting you a refund or whatever it was you ordered delivered to you. we deliver for you when companies don't snap the qr code on screen right now to fill out our consumer complaint form online. thanks so much, chris. 526 for you this morning. next, here are the top stories we're following, including brand new developments on last week's plane collision crews preparing to remove the wreckage from the potomac river as families pay tribute to the 67 victims. more on that investigation ahead. a large refinery fire this weekend here in martinez. the health advisory is still in effect for people with respiratory issues.

right now at 530. the investigation into the martinez refinery fire is now underway. ahead, the new details. we're learning about what happened moments before the flames erupted. this as a health advisory remains in effect for the area. plus, cracking down on the sale of illegal goods. all new legislation san francisco leaders are set to introduce as they work to increase public safety and get ready for wet and windy week. meteorologist kari hall tracking incoming wet weather, and has an updated timeline of when the rain is set

to arrive in your neighborhood. this is today in the bay. hello. monday morning. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. and i'm marcus washington. let's get a look at that forecast for you this morning. meteorologist kari hall is tracking the rain that we've been seeing off and on throughout the weekend. continuing today. it continues today for areas farther to the north, and then eventually begins to wave back to the south, as this atmospheric river has been going up and down the coast. and as expected over the weekend, the north bay took the brunt of the storm and all of the rainfall. but by this evening we'll see all of the bay area getting in on to push backy area later on today. and some of the heavier rainfall may raise some issues about flooding, especially some street flooding. and in the north bay, some of the creeks, rivers and streams that have been rising with all of this wet weather. so i'll be tracking the impacts. we'll talk more about it coming up. mike, you are looking at a crash in san jose right over here, northbound 101. as you're coming

up, that's your commute direction. typically we see slowing north of there, but right now traffic is held up just before tuff league because of a crash just after the tully onramp. important to note that location. you can use king mclaughlin or center there parallel to 101, but you can't get onto 101 to escape that backup until after you pass tu bay. and in fact, after that point in the south bay itself, everything else looks pretty standard. we're looking at a little slowing for highway 37, maybe some sprinkles around the bay. we're looking at the bay bridge toll plaza. the volume increases without any backup just yet. you see a little sheen on the roadway. it's damp here. and the chp does note gusty winds overnight here and a couple of other bridges. back to you. thank you very much, mike. it is 532. contra costa county health leaders are keeping their advisory in effect for people with respiratory issues. after the refinery fire that started saturday in martinez. today in the bay's bob redell live for us outside the martinez refinery this morning. and bob, the health department concerned about the lingering

smoke there. you're out there right now. is it noticeable? i don't smell anything, but that's not to say that other people who live around here might not be able to smell or be sensitive to the chemicals that could still be in the air after the martinez refinery company fire that happened over this weekend. that's why contra costa health has this health advisory still in effect. it's still in place for people with respiratory sensititivity who live in martinez, clyde and parts of pacheco. they're asking themo t stay indoors and keep their windows and doors closed. again, if you have respiratory sensitivity, i don't i don't smell anything. but again, that's not to say that this isn't an issue for other people. this fire broke out around 2:00 this past saturday afternoon. there was a shelter don't know t

caused the fire, but the martinez refining company and the county they are investigating. we spoke to one man who lives near this refinery. he believes that when it comes to safety for him and his neighbors, there's a disconnect. and he would like to see that change. i would like to see oversigh to see oversight. that's not placating. you know, i wish they would do something so is too ol. on behalf of martinez refining company, we apologize for this incident. we know we disrupted many in the community tonight, investigation on it and continue to collaborate with all agencies on the next steps. six workers at the refinery were treated on site or at the hospital. no serious injuries. the company says it's possible that there could be flaring here at the refinery for the rest of the

week. we are out here this morning and haven't seen any yet, but that doesn't mean it might not happen sometime later. reporting live here in martinez. bob redell today in the bay. all right, bob, thank you. teams today begin the process of lifting that doom commuter jet from the bottom of the potomac. five days after the midair crash involving a military helicopter. authorities say 55 of the 67 victims have now been identified. yesterday, mourners gathered along the river for a private memorial service and left a large wreath near the riverbank. police then escorted the group's charter busses to the tarmac at reagan international airport, where the runway where the american eagle jet was supposed to land. the crash is impacting the figure skating community especially hard. here's one u.s. skater. the day after it happened. i love all these people and they really support me. and my favorite memory with my coach in evy was when she created my program that i have right now,

and she is just like, i think it's really creative and artistic. the today show will have the latest on the skating community banding together, including an interview with the u.s. figure skating president. that's at 7:00 this morning, right after prioritized the team's transgender athlete. the administration, the athletic department, the head coach were all protecting the male and pretty much gaslighting tough situation for all of them. very traumatic. that what they had to go through and it's unfortunate. on fox news yesterday, she talked about being let go after a 30 year cae says that it does not comment on personnel matters, but batesn wt conference for allowing the

unnamed transgender athlete to compete on the women's team. happening today san francisco's new mayor taking a step in tackling the problem of illegal sales of stolen goods. some believe it all starts with so-called fencing happening out in the open on city streets. today in the bay ginger conejero saab joins us live in san francisco this morning. and ginger, this is a problem that former mayor london breed also tried to address. that's right laura, you can call it legislative deja vu, if you will. former to try and tackle the city's fencing problem. that bill fell short of support to move out of a senate committee. now, as you mentioned, mayor daniel lurie will try to tackle this problem as well, along with state senator scott wiener later today. let's supervisor

hillary ronen implemented a street vending moratium along mission street to target the sale of illegal goods. however, permitted vendors who followed city rules were also impacted. now, the city tried to work with the community to set up temporary marketplaces, as well as offer emergency relief funds for vendors and other support services. but that moratorium was extended in february of last year to august of 2024. the city said data showed improvements were made in the neighborhood. now, in june of last year,cing g requirements and imposing criminal penalties. the bill would have allowed san francisco to require vendors to obtain a permit to be able to sell goods that are deemed frequently stolen. the city then would be able to ask vendors for proof that those goods were obtained legitimately. those in violation would get an infraction for the first two offenses, and that

could escalate to a misdemeanor and end up to six months in county jail for a third offense. now, sb 925 passed in the senate, but it didn't make it past a committee. this morning. mayor laurie will announce make some key announcements to how he plans to address this problem. he'll be in the mission to make that announcement, along with state senator scott wiener and other city supervisors will be there. and we'll bring you the latest on our midday newscast. we're live in san francisco, ginger conejero saab. today in thbay. thanks so much, ginger. we'll see where it goes from here. 5.39 for you right now as we take a live look at highway 80 at castle peak and a new winter warning. winter storm warning there is going into effect later today. this is across the sierra. up to three feet of snow is expected to fall some areas between today and wednesday. the national weather service warning travelers that going through the sierra at times may be difficult to impossible. meteorologist kari hall tracking those conditions for us. and kari really sounds like anyone planning to head

over there to tahoe should leave sooner rather than later. yeah, there is a little bit of a window now where we've seen a break in the rain and snow, and mike was telling me that they are screening for those tire chains on us highway 50 and 80. so we are going to have to watch out as the conditions will change very quickly throughout the day. and as of now, we are seeing not much in the way of rain or snow. but this is what's ahead over the next few days, as we go throughout the week, we are going to see up to 23in of snow for south lake tahoe and 48in of snow for kingvale. there may be even more for the northern sierra, so once again, those conditions will be changing quickly going into the afternoon as well as later on tonight. we're also going to see the rain returning for the bay area going into this evening, and it may be heavier than what we've seen over the weekend, especially for areas south of the golden gate bridge that really didn't get too much rainfall over the weekend. eventually we are going to see our weather turning much wetter

into tonight, into early tomorrow. and mike, you've got more info on that crash in san jose. i do. kari we're looking at a bigger build for north 101 continuing because three lanes i learned three lanes are blocked. your three left lanes of the commute direction north 101 just past the tully onramp. told you you'd have to take king or mclaughlin center to get past that and get to the two 8680 interchange. either one of them will take you up to highway 101 from either side. the backup now extending back to yerba buena an starting before capititol expressway. that may force folks over on capitol expressway as well to get over to 87 as sometimes happens. and the commute is just getting rolling down for the south bay. that is the trouble spot down here in san jose. no problems for the tri-valley, east bay, contra costa county or peninsula. we'll look ahead getting into the city. just a note, we will have a warriors game tonight at 7:00 pm. so again the note about traffic to and from 280 before the game after work hours that might interfere with your drive through that area a little bit over at the toll plaza, actually just past the toll plaza itself,

approaching the toll plaza. it's smooth, but look, these folks are slowing down. there is a crowd just past here. oh, yay! yeah, for some people. yeah. thanks, john today in the bay. we're going to talk to one expert who's going to break down mind when filing your return. i mine are already filed. i'm one of those sorts of people. all right. yes there are tariffs, but there's a whole list of things the white house did over the weekend. grab a cup of coffee. we're going through them all. plus, i've loved every second i was so nervous to take the seat. nbc's the voice is back tonight. ahead, we hear from rookie coach kelsea ballerini what she's looking forward to the most this season. forward to the most this season. keep it he. you'reer ordinary is the opposite of beautiful.

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to work on this monday morning. right now the time is 544. we are under a microclimate weather alert, even though as we take a look at our dublin camera, the roads have dried up and we are not seeing any heavy rainfall, but we are preparing for it to return later on this evening and it will have a much bigger impact on tomorrow morning's commute. we'll talk about the timeline and what you can expect coming up in a few minutes. and here, typical timing for us to see the backup forming. folks now waiting to get through the toll plaza to the metering lights, which are active at the bay bridge. no major problems on the approach. we do have an unusual slowdown. a jam in san jose because of a crash still blocking multiple lanes on highway 101. thanks so much,

kerry. mike, it's 5:45 right now. donald trump is placing blanket tariffs on canada, mexico and china. scott mcgrew that's just one of the many developments over the weekend. yeah, there is a lot. good morning. a lot happens in a short time. i'm going to start with tariffs. but then forgive me for ping ponging around. i'm going to try to mention everything else. and there is a lot. now tariffs remember americans pay american tariffs. those tariffs can affect more than just foreign goods to american manufacturers often use parts and components from other countries like mexico, china and canada, which we have placed tariffs on even if they don't. when american manufacturers see their competitors prices go up, they can raise prices, too. if canadian whiskey is 25% more expensive. american whiskey makers see a pricing opportunity. the leaders from both mexico and canada spoke about the tariffs against their country. 25%. remember, these

are two of our top trading partners. billions of dollars across the border both ways every day. here's the prime minister of canada. i want to speak directly to americans, our closest friends and neighbors. this is a choice that, yes, will harm canadians, but beyond that, it will have real consequences for you. the american people. already, canadian provinces have struck back with restrictions on american products, and we expect both countries federal governments to put tariffs on american products very soon. it is likely they're going to be choosy, though, putting tariffs on items sold in states that have an influence on trump and could put pressure on the president. kentucky bourbon, florida orange juice. and in that sense, california. and the things we make here, we might get off easy. california has very little influence on donald trump's decisions. all right. to

the other things that happened over the weekend and overnight, elon musk and his team got top level access to government financial computers. the payrolls, the money distributed to government agencies and programs, from defense to nasa to foreign aid. musk says they're shutting down u.s. aid, which distributes medicines in africa textbooks to displaced ukrainian kids and other things. musk says the government agency is, quote, criminal. and it was, quote, time for it to die. now u.s. aid is part of the executive branch, but its money comes from congress. musk and trump firmly believe the president has the power to stop funding pretty much anything, even if congress has earmarked those projects. that idea, though, that congress makes the laws and the president carries them out, is part of the constitutional checks and balances. trump and other presidents before him keep pushing for more power for the

executive. new homeland security chief kristi noem has been making the rounds on political shows. she was on our meet the press sunday morning. she says she supports president trump's idea of moving some migrants to the u.s. naval base at guantanamo bay. fbi agents say they've been given a questionnaire asking if they've been involved in the investigations into the january 6th attack on the capitol. the president has pardoned the rioters, but called the fbi corrupt. anotherer thing to wat, secretary of state marcoco rubio is in panama, where he's accused that country of violating its treaty with the united states and said washington will take, quote, the necessary measures if panama does not immediately take steps to what donald trump sees as china's influence and control over the canal. and vice president vance is talking about the danish control of greenland. remember, denmark's a nato ally, founding member. in fact, if that means that we need to take more territorial interest in

greenland. that is what president trump is going to do, because he doesn't care about what the europeans scream at us. he cares about putting the interests of america's citizens first. president trump says he'll speak with canadian prime minister trudeau today and quote mexican officials. so it's not clear if president sheinbaum is going to speak with him or laura. if it's going to be somebody else, one will follow. thank you very much. new this morning the tax season ramping up. advocates remind everyone there's a new free filing method that can also save you a lot of time. it's called irs direct file. and last year, more than 140,000 americans used it in 12 states. this year, it's expanded to 25 states, including california. advocates at the economic security project. nonprofits say it's simple to use, often taking filers less than one hour to complete. and it can speed up refundable credits. the average taxpayer spends $160 and nine hours filing their taxes, and most people would rather use that money to pay their bills than pay turbotax. so direct file is

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i mean? and they're not. there you have it. there you have it. multi-platinum artist kelsea ballerini joins the team this season. long time fans will note th in the past, she actually stepped in as a special coach and adviser. i recently got a chance to speak with h her about the upcoming season. she says that her past experience really got her fired up and rea to go. being in that seat and being in the room with all these amazing artists and sitting next to coaches that are so inspiring, i was like, i want this job one day. if it ever, if i ever could be in a place where they would ask me. and so fast forward a couple years later, the timing just worked out beautifully. yes, speaking to the world and it shall come. well, look, the rest of the team is back as well, including john legend, adam levine and michael bloomberg. and the voice premieres tonight at 8:00 right here on nbc bay area. all right. might be a good night for staying in a little cozy with the rain, right? well, at that time, i'll already be asleep, but i will have to dvr that as

we're starting out this morning. it is a little drier than we saw over the weekend, mainly in the north bay. but notice as we take aa look le in san jose, the streets are still a little damp here and you may need the windshield wipers with some light rain coming down, but our rain chances increase as we go throughout the day and it gets heavier later on tonight into early tomorrow. and the wind will be breezy tonight, picking up betwe 15 and 30mph. and some of the gusts, especially in the hills, will be higher up to 45mph, and there will be colder temperatures ahead, a colder storm coming in with snow levels dropping to near 4000ft. but looking at our high temperature for today, upper 50s and low 60s reaching 62 in oakland, 64 in hayward and in the north bay. it will be in the upper 50s as well. and then looking at tomorrow, it is a little bit cooler after this cold front comes through and will feel it during the overnight hours with a colder morning ahead as we go toward the middle of the week.

so we are going to see cooler air dropping in, but look at how much rain we've already had fall in the north bay. it was pouring with about one to possibly five inches of rainfall. well, that's what we measured. mount tam had over 11.5in of rainfall, which is very typical in an atmospheric river where we see the coastal areas, the hills and the mountains getting a lot of rainfall. but then for san jose in the valley, we were in that protection area where the santa cruz mountains had a lot of heavy rainfall, but we only got a few sprinkles in santa clara valley. things will change tonight as this system has now waved to the north, and then we'll begin to push back to the south. and so all of the bay area will eventually get some heavier rainfall. but now we're just seeing the light rain that's moving through for the start of this monday morning. our hour by hour forecast shows that rain will start to spread across our area for this evening into early tomorrow morning will start out much more of an active weather pattern than we've seen recently, and then it just

continues off and on until early wednesday. and that's the day that we do get a break. we're going to see for today about another half to possibly over an inch and a half for the north bay. but then all of us getting much more rain tomorrow. toward the end of the week, there will be another system coming in on wednesday into thursday, and then the weekend, for the most part, is looking drier. there may be some lingering showers on saturday, but it will be a nice weekend to make some plans to get outside. looking better definitely than the past weekend, and san francisco will see some clearing there after a couple of more days of some wet weather. mike, you're seeing some delays in oakland and san jose. yeah, the delay in oakland because the metering lights were activated. but look, we have actually lighter traffic flow approaching. there may have been something going on on the approach. we'll check that. but nothing major right now reported for the maze. the speed sensors also don't show any issues. so again we'll check to see why things actually got lighter at the bay bridge. i'll let you

know if we have a source there. we still have highway 37 with the build. there was a crash south 242 you see a little bit just off of the split with 680. it's on the shoulder a distraction. no problem for the carquinez bridge, but we'll still watch as folks come across the benicia bridge. there may be a crash in the commute direction. we know this. the delay in san jose we talk about is continuing to build because of a crash in north 101 just north of the toll on ramp. and so that is affecting three lanes right now. good word. the injuries are minor at most. and so they should be able to clear two vehicles. they have two tow trucks heading over. back to you. all right. thanks so much, mike. well, happening now, bart's plan to stop fare evaders is coming to berkeley. in late 2023, bart began rolling out a new fare gate. this was a part of their systemwide upgrade. well, starting today, work begins to install them in downtown berkeley. at that station, bart hopes to have those gates installed at all of its stations by the end of this year. much more ahead this morning, including a day without immigrants, the day of action

planned in the bay area and across the country. this all in response to the trump administration's policies in recent iceaids. r

growing fallout over president donald trump's trade war. new tariffs on canada, mexico and china are threatening to drive prices up on everything from food to smartphones to cars. we're live in dc with the financial impact and the key meeting president trump is having with world leaders today. also, immigrants standing in solidarity and against new administration's immigration policy. the way many plan to push back across the country today. plus tracking the continued rainfall, we're timing out when the downpour is set to start and how long the wet weather will stick around. this is today in the bay. and good morning to you on this monday. thanks for starting your morning with us. i'm marcus washington. and i'm laura garcia. hope you're coming off a great weekend. so let's start this workweek with some rain. checking in with meteorologist kari hall. and we are starting out wit