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 with a break for much of the

bay area this morning. but we do continue the microclimate weather alert. even though the atmospheric river has lifted to the north. we're just seeing some spotty showers as you're heading out on this monday morning. just that reminder to grab the umbrella before you step out. but most of the rain that we're seeing right now that we're tracking with stormranger is light. the heavier rain will be reserved for later on this afternoon. first, starting in the north bay by about 2 to 3:00 in the afternoon and making its way across the rest of the bay area later on tonight, there may be some pockets of heavy rain, mainly in the south bay, for later tonight into early tomorrow morning, and it just continues and adds up on the impacts that we'll see with rising creeks, rivers and streams, as well as some street flooding that we'll see at this time tomorrow morning. so we'll talk more about that and what you can expect for the rest of the week. coming up in a few minutes. sounds good. thank you. kari breaking overnight elon musk says he and 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 that 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 the shutdown. 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 is now admitting americans will feel some pain as the 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's alice barr joining us live from washington this morning. and alice americans could really see those prices rise on everything. we're talking about food fuel and

electronics. marcus. this is a broad swath of impacts because these are our top three trading partners that we're talking about here. president trump campaigned on tariffs. he's now following through telling reporters overnight the three countries affected have to stop migrant 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 eventually 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 importsrom 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 growth, 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. and mexico is now promising tariffs on american goods, with mexico's president accusing the white house of slander over allegations the mexican government has alliances with criminal organizations. china says it plans to file a lawsuit with the world trade organization and take countermeasures of its own. lauren marcus. all right, alice, thank you. well, happening today, people across the bay area are taking part in a new national day of action to protesthe recent federal immigration crackdown. so it's being called a day without immigrants. and supporters are planning to walk out of work and school today in the bay's kris sanchez is here. and kris, this impact really may be noticeable. i mean, the call is out there for everyone to participate, not just students and workers. in some cases, entire businesses are closing theiroors in solidarity. one of those businesses is a livermore restaurant, so workers can take part in a day without immigrant protests. the protest has been organizing on social media to

push back against mass deportations and the trump administration's rollback of protections for immigrants. in addition to walkouts, a larger rally also planned for oakland today. here's one community organizer with bamn, which starts 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. the protests began this weekend. these are some of the hundreds of people who marched near alum rock and king in east san jose. and although san jose police officers did arrive on scene, it was to direct traffic. the san jose police chief and the san jose mayor have said that sjpd will not be helping ice agents enforce immigration policy. similar protests happened in los angeles, where hundreds of protesters made their way onto highway 101, blocking traffic. organizers say protesters will also be showing up against

companies that have rolled back diversity, equity and inclusion da policies since trump was elected. now, here on your screen, some of the other protests that happened across the country on the left. protests in san diego and in houston, where there were lots of signs saying proud immigrant and immigrants have raised me and proud of that. immigrants are part of the american dream. on the right, protesters who rallied in dallas and also in dekalb county, georgia, that's where four people were arrested. on the bottom, though, that is the protest in phoenix, where police showed up in riot gear and they were there for crowd control. one person did take off in a police vehicle, which was then recovered. no word on any arrests there in phoenix. we will be following the day without an immigrant protest as they develop throughout the day. lauren marcus, thanks so much, kris. well, 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 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. well, happening tomorrow, alameda county's leaders, well, they're going to 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. s worked in the da's office from 1999 to 2013 before becoming a county judge. she's filling out the term of recalled da pamela price. now, voters will elect a new da in 2026. all right. 608. let's take a peek outside, shall we? on this monday morning. nice clear shot of san francisco. much needed rain coming to the bay area. kari is tracking it for us. it was so great to see that rain over the weekend, but it was the north bay that

measured the most. probably the area that didn't really need as much of that rainfall. but we are going to see things change as we go throughout the day, even though it's cloudy and fairly dry now, later on tonigh, we'll see the next wave of heavier rain moving in and it will continue to pick up. but once again, the north bay saw the highest rainfall totals over the weekend. kentfield had five inches of rainfall and mount tam nearby had over 11.5in of rainfall. san francisco one inch, while san jose just measured a few sprinkles. we are going to see that rain picking up again later tonight, so we'll talk about that timeline coming up. mike, how are the gas prices around the bay? you know, kari as san jose continues at the top with our low with 367 at quick serve on alum rock avenue. similar price we had all last week down in the south bay. no change for the east bay low either. it's 369 in dublin for exxon and circle k, that duo on amador valley road and in marin county we have the best in mill valley. 393 at arco on redwood

highway. you check to see if there's any changes locally to you. gasbuddy.com on the roadways, we look at the map and the speed sensors that stick out are at the bottom of our screen in the south bay. we continue with the problem. this crash blocks three left lanes. minor injuries, but we got to move two vehicles at the very least north just past tully road. it's got you backed up. you can use king or center, or you can use the surface streets to get past the scene. but remember north of tully, because if you join at tully, that will take you right into the scene of the crash. the rest of the south bay shows a pretty standard backup, scott. nothing unusual aside from some slicker roads. all right, mike. well, coming up on today in the bay, lots more on tariffs. we'll do a deep dive into what may be affected. also how it affects wall street. let's go out to the futures this morning. lots of red as we wait for the open about ten minutes from now. also gearing up for super bowl sunday. the preparations now underway for the super bowl. and some of it's a lot more than just fun and games. plus, like a

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it is 613 and we are under a microclimate weather alert as we take a live look outside in walnut creek. the rain has taken a break, but we're still seeing those clouds overhead and temperatures are very mild right now in the mid 50s and will hold steady throughout much of the day. rain comes back tonight, and we'll talk about what you can expect coming up in a few minutes. and we see a little those droplets on the lens right here for san jose north 101. it actually is a little bit lighter here in this particular spot where our camera is, because of a crash farther south in san jose. we see that backup building will let you know how those crews are doing. there may be some progress by the time we come back. 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 by

hundreds of points. the s&p 500 the nasdaq to retreat by one and a half to 2%. this of course after president 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 neither canada nor mexico are doing enough to prevent people from crossing their borders into america. 25% on canadian and mexican goods, 10% on china. one of the more surprising things is oil is included in the list of tariffed goods, though at a lesser level. as recently as last thursday, president trump said oil would not be included, and the usual reminder that american importers pay the tariffs, 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 you a bit of canadian prime minister justin trudeau's speech last night in this. in our last segment, i want to show you a bit more. trudeau addressed the american people from ottawa, from the beaches of normandy to the mountains of the korean peninsula, from the fields of flanders to the streetsts 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 absolut closest allies, more than twice as hard than china, a country that the president tends to demonize. i can't think of a reason punishing canada with tariffs, let alone treating our neighbor far more harshly than trump is treating china, is in the national interest. the wall street journal's conservative editorial board ran the headline dumbest trade war ever in

history. the president absolutely noticed that one. the other surprise is there's no carveout for tariffs in food. you may recall canada. trump said he was going to bring grocery prices down quickly. so we're going to pay more. and but i really want to, you know, emphasize it's going to be the effect on american workers who say, see their car factories shut down because of a lack of parts. that is going to have a much tougher time affording groceries than we're, you know, the rest of us will have affording guacamole. it is unfortunate to pay more at the grocery store or anywhere else, but it is the real effect on the economy. overall. it's going to be something we need to watch. absolutely. all right, scott, thank you. you bet. we have a live look this morning at the superdome in new orleans. that's where super bowl 59 is set for this sunday. yeah. this is when the chiefs take on the eagles later today. the league leaders will join top law enforcement leaders to lay out the security plans. it's a major concern following the deadly new year's

day terror attack. meanwhile, both teams traveled yesterday. tonight, players and coaches will be at the superdome for opening night, which includes only real night of media availability and also includes new orleans style entertainment. but the party has already started in the birthplace of jazz. yesterday, super bowl 44 champion and former new orleans saints player deuce mcallister led the parade through downtown. his carriage actually heleld the lombardi trophy, which will leave new orleans with super bowl sunday winning team. of course, a lot of excitement there. and also speaking of excitement there, let's talk about lady gaga. she's giving fans another early taste of her upcoming album. she just dropped her new music video and it's music ahead of that release. take a listen. abracadabra. amore una ana. abracadabra. portola. gaga. abracadabra. abra. una na intuit dome. she

said. tapper. love tonight. so i got a whole new routine to learn now. okay. abracadabra. there is the third song from her new album, mayhem. madden mother monste as the fans call her, and premiered that video during the commercial break during last night's grammys. that's where she and bruno mars took home the award for best pop duo performance. this is for their duet die with a smile. mayhem comes out on march 7th. for all you little monsters out there and other fans there, we'll watch you practicing in the parking lot. oh yeah, it's going to be a lot. all right, toss it over to kari like that. okay, i'll give you some time to do that while we talk about the storm that's going to be coming in. here is a live look outside in san rafael. a couple of raindrops on the camera lens there, but not really raining pretty hard as we wake up and head out this morning. temperatures today will reach into the upper 50s and low 60s. it's going to be a mild one, and our temperatures that we're starting out with this morning

will basically hold steady throughout the day. a cold front comes in tomorrow. we only see a change of a few degrees, but really start to feel cooler mornings ahead for the rest of the week, and we will go back into a flood watch in effect for the bay area starting this afternoon. continuing into wednesday morning. that's when we will see this next wave of rain coming back and also causing some problems with the potential of rising creeks, rivers and streams. as we take a look at storm ranger right now, it is fairly light with the rain that we are seeing, but you can access this at any point if you have the. nbc bay area app, and you can zoom in and get an hour by hour forecast. but let's take a look right now where we are expecting the rain to pick up, as in the north bay by the early afternoon. and then notice that as we go into this evening, it's spreading across the bay area and at times we will see some pockets of heavy rain early tomorrow morning, the south bay, where we haven't seen as much of that rain, will get the heaviest rainfall early tomorrow morning,

and then we see this whole system sweeping through by tomorrow evening and giving us a break on wednesday. so between today and tomorrow, we could see rainfall totals reach between one and a half to over two inches of rainfall. all of this much needed rain and much needed snow for the sierra. as we go throughout the week, there could be as much as 23in of snsnow for south lake tahoe and 48in of snow for kingvale, so it's going to be pretty busy here as we go through the week. but notice how this weekend things settle down, it quiets down, dries out, and we'll go back to the sunshine. so we're going to get all of this very active weather between now and thursday. and then the weekend is looking very nice. and mike you're updating the crash in san jose. yeah looking better here. as far as the traffic flow goes. the crash just past tully road did clear the left three lanes without any updates to the injuries. so minor injuries reported there was in the back of a disabled

vehicle. someone might have run out of gas. i'm not sure. but whatever the case, that will add to the slowing until they can clear that your slow from here all the way up past just past capitol expressway, things are improving that will send more traffic up. there we go. typical slower spot. also, some folks have shifted to 85 getting to 87. so the south bay is starting to ripple a little. slow down. back to you. all right. good to know. thanks, mike. coming up next on today in the bay nbc bay area responds a viewers purchase doesn't arrive twice. so we contacted us. is the third time a charm? i'm consumer investigator chris chmura, nbc investigator chris chmura, nbc bay ea respondsar mmmm... planet oat's so creamy and not watery like- exactly! and unsweetened has 0 grams of sugar. and it's an excellent source of calcium. wow! planet oat really has it all! ♪♪

bay area response to a san francisco man who was keyed up over his brand new computer because he never got it. so he typed up a note to consumer investigator chris kamara's team. good morning, brad in san 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 it 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, chris. we've got a lot more ahead at 630, including the figure skating community brought even closer by that tragic mid-air collision with the

touching new tribute plant. more on that from the president of u.s. figure skating. a large fire this past weekend at this refinery behind me here in martinez. the health advisory is still in effect for some people who live around here. stay with us. you're watchin

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to trump's brand new tariffs also. wall street reacting as well as that gets underway in new york city. and the dow falls. also, the investigation into the martinez refinery fire 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 that area. and getting ready for a wet and windy week. meteorologist kari hall tracking the incoming wet weather and an updated timeline of when that rain is set to arrive in your neighborhood. this is today in the bay. good monday morning to you. 630 right now. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. and i'm marcus washington. let's get a look at that forecast right now. meteorologist kari hall tracking what we can expect out there. nice and clear. it looks like right now in san jose, we're taking a break from the rain for the most part over the weekend. it was the north

bay that measured the highest amount of rainfall, and we are the rest of the bay area laterr on this evening. it starts for the north bay this afternoon and continues through early tomorrow. and at that time that we get those heavier downpours, we could see some gusty winds up to 45mph and colder temperatures ahead as we go toward the end of the week, but we can see the atmospheric river has lifted to the north and giving the bay area a break from the heavier rain storm. ranger shows some spotty light showers that we are seeing this morning as you're heading out, but we will see this activity picking up and becoming more widespread later on tonight, so i'll have more details on that. mike, you're giving us a look at the south bay. yeah, we'll go over here. kari to north 101. the earlier incidents, all of them look like they've cleared from the roadway. but then look at the bottom of the screen, folks. so north 101 should start recovering northbound 17, right around the cat's restaurant. those statues there, there is a crash on the northbound side. the commute southbound is the one that's distracted more. so we see more slowing south, heading toward the summit where

there may be another crash on 17. we're tracking that. watch for some possibly slick roadways. little build for 680 through sunol, 880 through hayward and fremont. nothing dramatic there. the bay bridge does have the backup east bay. not so bad, but we did fill in all lanes once again at the toll plaza. back to you. thank you. mike. president donald trump is placing blanket tariffs on canada, mexico and china. scott mcgrew joins us now. just one of many developments over the weekend. i think we need to really it's going to be important that we make sure we're paying attention to all the developments that come out of washington. but sure, we can start with tariffs, 25% on anything from canada or mexico, 10% chinese goods. the surprise is there's no carveout in the tariff for food. you may recall candidate trump said he was going to bring grocery prices down. trump says china, canada, mexico are exporting dangerous drugs to america, and neither canada nor mexico are doing enough to prevent people from crossing their borders into

america. now, the standard reminder americans pay american tariffs on foreign goods, and those tariffs can afford effect rather more than just foreign goods. many american manufacturers who have factories here often rely on parts and components from other countries. and even if they don't, american manufacturers see their competitors prices go up. they know they can raise prices, too. if canadian whiskey is 25% more expensive, american whiskey makers might see a pricing opportunity. the leaders from both mexico and canada spoke about the tariffs against their countries. these are two of our top trading partners. billions of dollars of goods crossed 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, canadian provinces and their federal government have already struck back with restrictions on american products tariffs, and we expect more to be put into place. mexico says it will start tariffs sometime today. we don't know on what it's possible a lot of the foreign tariffs will be choosy, putting tariffs on items sold in states that have an influence on trump and could put pressure on him. kentucky bourbon, florida orange juice in that sense, california and the things we make here might get off easier. 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 the government's financial computers, the payrolls and the money distributed by the government to various programs, from defense

to nasa to foreign aid. musk says they're shutting down the u.s. agency for international development u.s. aid, which distributes humanitarian aid like medicines in india and textbooks to displaced ukrainian kids. musk says the government agency is, quote, a criminal enterprise. and it was time. these are his words, time for it to die. now, u.s. aid is foreign aid. it's not all of it. it's the humanitarian part. mostly not, for instance, weapons to israel and ukraine or disaster aid after an earthquake. nor is george bush's pepfar affected. that's that program that saves so many millions of lives in africa. it's money. all of it comes from congress. trump and musk firmly believe the president has the power to stop pretty much anything, even if congress has earmarked those projects. but that's got to be challenged in court, because the idea that congress makes laws, presidents carry them out is part of the constitutional

checks and balances. trump and other presidents before him keep pushing for more power for the executive. another thing to watch secretary of state rubio is in panama. he's accused that country of violating its treaty with the u.s. and says washington will take the necessary measures if panama doesn't immediately end. what donald trump sees as china's influence and control over the canal. and vice president vance talking about danish control of greenland. reminder denmark is a nato ally. it's a 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 mexican officials, so it's not clear if president sheinbaum will be speaking with him or somebody, maybe laura, on his on her staff. we'll continue to follow. thank you very much.

well, just into our newsroom, two people are critically injured after a house fire in berkeley. it happened along cedar street near san pablo avenue. firefighters are still at the scene mopping up. we just received this photo of the fire. the chief says firefighters had to enter through a window to rescue someone trapped inside. two others, also inside the home, are now being treated at the hospital. their conditions are not yet known. 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 company this morning. and, bob, i know the health department is concerned about the lingering smoke in that area. you've been out there this morning for some time. have you noticed anything? i haven't particularly noticed anything. as we stand here next to the martinez refining company, where that fire was this weekend. but that doesn't mean other people might not notice the smell of

chemicals in the air. which is why contra costa health still has this health advisory in effect. this is for people with respiratory sensitivity who live in martinez, clyde and parts of pacheco. and they're asking those people if you are feeling anything to stay indoors and keep your windows and doors closed. the fire broke out around 2:00 this past saturday afternoon. there was a shelter in place for people who lived around the refinery, which was eventually lifted. county says the fire was mostly out by yesterday morning. sunday morning. we don't know what caused the fire, but the martinez refining company and 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 would like to see change. i would like to see oversight. that's not placating. you know, i wish they would do something so that these things are prevented. but i just think the blding is too old. on behalf of martinez refining company, we apologize for this incident. we know we disrupted many in the community tonight,

and we will be doing a thorough investigation on it and continue to collaborate with all agencies on the next steps. six workers were treated on site or at the hospital, but there were no serious injuries. the company says it's possible there could be flaring here at the refinery for the rest of the week, something that we have not noticed in the couple of hours that we've been out here reporting live here in martinez. bob redell today in the bay. thank you bob. well, now to a live look this morning for you over at highway 80 at castle peak. and now a new winter storm warning igoing into effect later today across the sierra. now, we do know up to three feet of snow is expected to fall in some of those areas between today and wednesday. national weather service warns travelers going through the sierra at times, well, it may be difficult to impossible to travel. meteorologist kari hall, of course, tracking those conditions for us. and it really does seem like if you're going to head up to tahoe, do it now rather than later, right? because we are seeing a break in

the activity. no rain or snow at this point. and it's been going back and forth because as you can probably notice now, even in the bay area, temperatures are warmer. and we're seeing that also for the upper elevations. so it starts out as rain changes over to snow. and throughout the week we could see another two to possibly four feet of snow for those higher elevations. so a lot of changes here as we go throughout the week here. we're going to also see those warm temperatures. but take a look at the forecast for the next few days at palisades tahoe. after getting a decent amount of snow over the weekend, there's definitely a lot more on the way, but it will also be sandwiched with some rain, so we'll be watching those conditions. mike, you were tracking the backup for highway 101. yeah. and that actually cleared is clearing up pleasantly here. you have earlier backup starting at hellyer extending past capitol expressway. and now we're setting up in our typical fashion where we have slowing from about 680 up to oakland road. the earlier crash and disabled vehicle cleared from tully there north 87 does see

more builds. so does 85. a little bit of a shift, but nothing dramatic for that portion now. got confirmation here. chp says it was not northbound. it is southbound. the bigger slowdown we see on 17 as you pass by the cats, one of your lanes is blocked heading down toward the summit. the crash at the summit not presenting any slowing. so we're not concerned really for the northbound drive past the scene. it's on the shoulder over here. we are looking at a little build south out of contra costa county. vasco road slows a bit more typical heading down toward five 8580 moves smoothly. just the build out of the altamont pass and through the dublin interchange. over here in the city, we give you a look ahead at 7 p.m. there's a warriors game tonight. so the typical warning up to 80 the mariposa and the like around where the warriors will hopefully take home a victory. we're watching for the drive through the east bay. no surprises. typical pattern. despite a crash at cutting, it looks like everything is making it past the scene on the shoulder. back to you. good to know. thanks, mike. 641 right now. key vote to help battle the ongoing fentanyl crisis in san francisco. just ahead on today in the bay. the decisision city supervisors coud

make this week. i'm ginger conejero saab in san francisco, where the city's new mayor is set to take a new step to address the city's problem with fencing. we'll break down what what lies ahead, and we'll tell you what hasn't worked in the past. also, teeing up the milestone victory on the pga tour, what rory mcilroy shot in the final round to win the first time at pebble beach. plus, cowboy carter. oh, come on, don't look so shocked beyonce. cowboy carter finally wrangles an album of the year award for beyonce. the moments from music's biggest night at the grammys, and the way stars came together for the city of los angeles. much more news ahead. you're watching today in the bay.

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though we are seeing some breaks in the rain activity throughout the morning. rain will come back later on this evening and may cause some brief street flooding, as well as watching those rivers and creeks in the north bay. so we'll talk about the impacts coming up in a few minutes. and we're looking here to the north bay. southbound 101

shows the volume starting to build. typical. the flashing lights. don't worry. they're off the shoulder at the onramp there in north san pedro. no major issues for the north bay, but there is some water on the lens. just keep that in mind as kari is tracking those changes as well. well, teams today begin the process of lifting that doom commuter jet from the bottom of the potomac river just five days after the midair crash involving the military helicopter. authorities say 55 of the 67 victims have now been identified. yesterday, mourners gathered along the river for a private memorial svice and left a large wreath near the river bank. police then escorted the group's charter bus to the tarmac of reagan national airport and the runway where the american eagle jet was supposed to land. that crash is impacting the figure skating community especially hard. the president of u.s. figure skating tells the today show that the young skaters who died last week made him extremely hopeful about the team's future. they were a great group, very talented. the

outlook was really great. we had some great skating skills and jumpers and, you know, they were our future. later today, ice rinks across the u.s. will stand in solidarity with their own moment of silence to honor those victims. happening today, san francisco's new mayor taking a new step in trying to tackle the problem of illegal sales of stolen goods. some believe it all starts with so-called fencing happening out in the open streets in the city. today in the bay's ginger conejero joins us live in san francisco this morning. and ginger, really, this is a problem that's been going on for a while. even former mayor london breed also tried to address. that's right laura. you can call it a bit of legislative deja vu, but mayor london breed, along with senator state senator scott wiener, has also tried to address this problem by introducing sb 925 last year, which it didn't get enough support to make it out of committee. mayor lurie is taking a crack at it this time around,

along with senator wiener. let's take you back to november 2023, when much of this started. that is when london breed and then supervisor hillary ronen implemented a street vending moratorium along mission street to target the sale of illegal goods or fencing. however, permitted vendors who followed city rules were also negatively impacted. now, the city tried to work with the community to set up temporary market spaces and offer emergency relief funds for vendors, and also offer other support services. the 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, sb 925 was announced it tried to address fencing by creating requirements and imposing criminal penalties. now, 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 if there were to be a third offense, that could escalate to a misdemeanor and up to six months in county jail. sb 925 did not make it past a committee. it did pass in the senate, however, but again, didn't make that didn't get that support to get through committee. so this morning, mayor lurie will make his key legislative proposal on how he plans to attack fencing in the city. he'll be joined by supervisors as well as state senator scott wiener as well. we'll be there and we'll bring you the latest at midday. we're live in san francisco, ginger conejero saab. today in the bay. thank you. ginger. well, also in san francisco tomorrow, the board of supervisors will vote for the first time on declaring a state of emergency for the city's fentanyl epidemic. new san francisco mayor daniel laurie proposed the ordinance, which would streamline the rollout of resources to battle

the drug crisis. if that ordinance passes tomorrow, it will go up for a final vote. one of golf's very best living up to the billing at pebble beach on what turned out to be a gorgeous final round. rory mcilroy yesterday pulled away on the back nine of the at&t pro-am that included an eagle on the par five 14th hole, when he tapped on in on 18. he finished two shots ahead of second place, calling his first win at pebble beach a big accomplishment, earning him his 27th tour title. well, meaningful tributes opened and closed the grammy awards last night in their hometown of los angeles. the 67th awards show, kicking off with an all star rendition of i love l.a. and members of the los angeles fire department were given a standing ovation as they came on stage to present the biggest award of the night album of the yearar, and tt reallserved as a coronation, if you will. nearly 15 years in the making. i just feel very full and very honored. it's been many, many

years. and i presented that award there to beyonce. so after five nominations, beyonce finally taking hom the grammy for album of the year for her country music album cowboy carter. now other big winners include kendrick lamar, not like us, which won song and record of the year. chapell roan was named best new artist, and beyonce taking home the prize for best country album for her cowboy carter. let's get a look at that forecast for you. meteorologist kari hall tracking what we can expect out there. come ando with the rain today. yeah, we're seeing some spots and taking a break from the heavier rain in the north bay. some light showers as we take a live look at the san rafael camera. may have to turn on the windshield wipers, but for the most part, we are not seeing any issues arising as of yet. from the light rain that we are seeing and temperatures just hold steady. but this is where we had a lot of rain over the weekend. in fact, mount tam had over 11.5in of rainfall nearby in kentfield, we had over a half foot of rainfall or five inches

there of rainfall, and we saw that rain that will continue over thehe next few days will be mainly focused on the north bay. and then compare that to san jose, where we just measured a few sprinkles. now we're going to see much more rain coming in, and in fact a flood watch that will be in effect starting this afternoon through wednesday morning. we may see some of the coastal areas in the mountains, get some localized flooding, and also watching the north bay creeks and rivers, as well as some of those streams. some of the light rain that's moving through now is out ahead of the main line of rain. that's still well to the north of us. this atmospheric river is just kind of been lifting back farther north and south as we went through the weekend, and we're going to see it pushing back south as we go into tonight with the heavier rain picking up. and by tomorrow morning, pretty muc all of the bay areas getting in on some rain and the south bay, as well as the santa cruz mountains, will get the heaviest of that rainfall and racking up some additional rainfall that

could reach about two inches for most of us, but it could be as much as close to three three inches for parts of the north bay. a look at the 7-day forecast shows that a lot of the heavier rain comes in tomorrow. we take a break on wednesday and then a colder storm moving in on thursday, but it is all dry for the weekend. mike, how's it looking now in richmond? it's all right. we have the build here where you would expect at the toll plaza heading over in towards san rafael, where we showed the sprinkles on the lens here. a little more slowing, but the crash did clear as you're passing by cutting in golden gate fields. nothing spectacular for the north bay or for contra costa county. just your typical build patterns heading south through alameda county and now the castro valley. wider heading over toward 238 south bay. recover nicely from the earlier crash at tully. no unusual patterns. now we have a build for highway 85. 17 has a tough drive past the cats both directions because of a crash blocking one of your southbound lanes. back to you. thank you. mike. well, happening now. bart's plan to stop fare evaders coming to berkeley in late 2023, bart began rolling out new fare

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good morning. it is 657. i want to welcome you back. we are moving you forward with a look at our top stories here on today in the bay. the white house is now 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. americans could see prices rise on everything from food and fuel to electronics. the president is expected to speak with leaders from canada and mexico today. a live look for you this morning over at the markets as a new news of new u.s. economic policy takes shape. right there. you can see the dow is down now some 585 points. of course we will continue to monitor that and live at 8:00. scott mcgrew is going one on one with economic professor about the new tariffs and how it will impact your bottom line. join us for our 8 a.m. newscast online at nbcbayarea.com or your smartphone app. you can also watch on roku, pluto and other streaming platforms. bay area immigration rights supporters today plan to take part in a nationwide day without immigrants. protest follows a weekend of protests, including one yesterday in east san jose. police officers were on the scene only to help direct traffic. san jose mayor matt

mahan promising police will not assist ice with any immigration enforcement. protests took place in cities including san diego, houston, dallas and georgia. there were some arrests, and in phoenix, police in riot gear assisting with crowd control. we are following the protests planned for today and will update you with the latest. now to a live look outside. we've been talking about the incoming wet weather today. meteorologist kari hall is tracking when it's expected to arrive in your neighborhood. they got hit in the north bay this week. yeah, it was mainly the north bay. that's where we'll see that rain coming in first this afternoon. the rest of the bay area later on tonight into early tomorrow. a break on wednesday with a colder storm system moving in on thursday. our morning temperatures will be near freezing. our free nbc bay area app is a great resource. as weather changes, you can type in your zip code and get a customized forecast for your neighborhood. and let's take a look at the south bay san jose. we had things moving very nicely. saw a little bit of a stop down here. things are moving once again, no incidents

reported for this portion of 101, but your typical south bay slowing and of course approaching the bay bridge. the slowdown. but on the span it's moving well so no problems as you're crossing the bay area bridges this morning. looks good out there. all right. well thanks for joining us here on today in the bay this morning. stick around. much more ahead for you on the today show. that's right. and remember we have our streaming newscast at 8 a.m. you can join us at nbcbayarea.com. if not, we'll see you on midday news at 11 a.m. have a great day. good monday morning. the united states on the brink of a massive trade war. >> as president trump enacts huge new tariffs. it's february 3rd. this is "today." price hikes. the president imposes sweeping new tariffs on imports from china, canada and mexico to take effect tonight. >> the united states has been ripped off by virtually every country in the world.