to about dupixent. caused the wing to separate from the aircraft because with that wing it took the landing gear with it, and that caused the aircraft to roll over. right now at 5:00. terror in toronto. a delta plane crash lands and flips upside down on the runway, injuring 18 people on board. we

all have a lot of questions about that incident. also breaking overnight, a large police investigation is launched in concord neighborhood. we're live on the scene with more on what is unfolding at this hour. plus, oakland voters soon will cast their ballots for their new permanent mayor. the candidates taking part in a public forum tonight as the city continues to grapple with its ongoing budget crisis. this is today in the bay. good tuesday morning to you, i'm kris sanchez. i'm in for laura garcia, and i'm marcus washington. we're going to get a look at that commute coming up in a bit with mike. welcome back mike. thank you. and we're going to get a look at that forecast for you right now. meteorologist kari hall of course tracking what we can expect. another nice one today. really nice day. it's going to be a little bit warmer than it was yesterday. and i think we'll see some more sunshine as well as we get a live look outside. it is a slightly cooler start in some spots like walnut creek, we're down to 43 degrees in about the

same. in palo alto, it's 46, in san jose and in san francisco. but looking at our highs for today, it's going to be really nice and even a little bit warmer than what we typically see for this time in february. so we're going to see a high of 64 degrees in novato, as well as napa, oakland and 66 in san jose, while san francisco gets a slight boost as well with a high of 62. i will be tracking some rain in tomorrow's forecast, so we'll talk about that in a few minutes. and mike, you've been watching a car fire happening. yeah, we're looking at well, let's get a look at all the green sensors. ligighter traffic right now just building out of the altamont pass. but yes, this car fire has been on my report, and there may be some complications. now, going eastbound away from the castro valley, y you see a lot of exclamation points. it's one incident, so far as i understand. there's an rv that caught fire earlier. they've been tracking that for about a half an hour now. reports now that they're dealing with some propane tanks. so there may be a perimeter and they may stop all traffic, at least temporarily, getting away from the castro valley y heading toward the dublin grade. that means if you're going from 880ver in

toward the dublin interchange, that's the direction there. we see some slowing on the sensors. we will track that one spot the rest of your commute in your normal commute directions is moving smoothly. back to you. thank you mike. we are following breaking news this morning in the east bay. concord police have shut down part of a neighborhood because of an investigation today in the bay's bob redell joining us live there from the scene. so, bob, are police officers telling you what may have happened there? nothing as of yet. good morning to you, marcus and kris. i just spoke to a concord police officer within the past few minutes. he's here on the scene and he. as i kept asking him questions, he kept referring back to police headquarters. we are along willow pass road. you're looking down natoma drive, which is a residential neighborhood with small single story homes. this is on the edge of the open space that separates this neighborhood from highway four. so give you a sense of where we are here in concord. as you can see, there are several police officers out here. they are not letting anyone near the scene. when a

stringer photographer responded after around 130 this morning, police actually put up more yellow crime scene tape to push that photographer away from the scene. the photographer responded to the scene because he heard on an officer on the police scanner say shots were fired, but we have not confirmed that yet. whether or not anyone firea gun out here or if anyone was hurt or killed, i did again ask this police officer if the corner was coming out or if an ambulance had been out here, and he said he couldn't say and again referred us to police headquarters. we have reached out to concord police and we are still waiting to hear back. reporting live here in concord. bob redell today in the bay. thank you. now we will continue to monitor this breaking news, both on air as well as online. so make sure you keep up with every update we have by downloading our free nbc bay area app. it is available on your local app store. it is 504 now, and a delegation led by u.s. secretary of state marco rubio met with russian officials overnight. this all surrounds talks on ending the war in ukraine. ukrainian officials,

though not taking part in that meeting. but president vladimir zelensky says his country will not accept a deal. it is not involved in creating our scott mcgrew will have more on the talks during his checks and balances segment coming up in our next half hour. we are following the latest out of toronto. this is where authorities say three passengers are critically injured. several more have been released from the hospital after that terrifying plane crash where the jet turned upside down. now here are some dramatic new video from another plane on that runway. it shows that jet making a very hard landing yesterday afternoon, seconds after touchdown, you can see that plane flipping over. and then those flames, everything. drop it. come on. now. video from a passenger exiting the plane shows the chaos on the ground. amazingly, all 76 passengers and four crew members on board survived. delta regional flight took off from minneapolis, and one expert telling nbc that winter weather

may have easily played a role here. i think it's possible the wing may have touched the runway due to a gust, and if that's the case, then the rest of this kes sense. but the recorders are going to show that. now, investigators say it is still too early to know the cause. that plane is a bombardier regional jet, a popular plane used on short haul regional flights. canadian transportation investigators are now assisting the faa and in be happening today. you have a chance to meet the candidates vying to become oakland's next mayor. that special election candidate forum is scheduled for today. it features former east bay congresswoman barbara lee, runner up in the 2022 mayoral race, lauren taylor, and ousted chief of staff for former oakland mayor sheng thao reina webb. the forum also features three people trying to fill oakland city council's district two seat. the event is happening at an event on broadway at 6:00 tonight. now, this comes as

oakland council members sort through a new round of painful budget cuts. one member says they were blindsided by the decision on social media. last week, finance committee member jenny ramadan tran indicated 13 nonprofits are losing funding miyear. she called it a unilateral move by the city administrator to save about $2.5 million. opponents say the groups all provide critical services, including housing and health, to a wide range of people in need. they are holding a news conference later today. also today, alameda county leaders will swear in a new district attorney. this is following a two week delay. supervisors last month chose ursula jones dixon to fill out the term for recall da pamela price. dixon worked in the da's office for 14 years before becoming a county judge in 2013. our prior commitment on the bench are believed to what led to the swearing in delay. voters are still expected to elect a new district attorney next year. well, tonight, bay area state senator josh becker plans to

hold a virtual town hall meeting on wildfire preparedness. tonight's meeting will focus on strategies to protect your home, reduce fire risk, and the role of emerging technology and ai in fire detection. a fire marshal in woodside and the ceo of santa clara county fire safe council will also take part. that meeting starts at five on zoom. starting today, expectant families in hayward will have one less option. saint rose hospital, temporarily closing its family birthing center. but the closure could last up to 18 months. the hospital first made that announcement last fall, saying that all 17 beds will close, allowing room to reimagine the use of the unit. the hospital also says it currently sees, on average, less than one birth per day. 508 for you this morning, as we take a live look outside here in san jose, getting started with your morning meteorologist, kari hall. of course, monitoring what we can expect outside. and you said already it's going to be a nice one. it's going to be a really nice day. and we should take advantage of this day and

the next several days coming in as we are going to see warmer temperatures. here's a look at though, where we're starting. it's now down to 40 degrees in livermore and 37 in danville, so there are still some very chilly spots. it's 47 in san francisco, and we're seeing some low 40s for much of t theorth bay. as you're getting this tuesday started, a lot more people headed back to work. so expect more cars on the road. as we take a look at your morning drive in antioch, it's going to start out at 44 degrees and all clear and a mix of sun and clouds throughout the day. as our high temperatures head for the low 60s. it will be 64, in dublin and hayward, as well as oakland, and seeing some low 60s for san francisco and half moon bay. we'll talk more about the warm up on the next seven days in that forecast, as well as the rain. mike's been trying to save us a little bit of money at the gas pump. it's all relative because prices are coming up. i think they're getting ready to i think they're merging actually over toward that summer blend, whic is more expensive as well. we're going to start with the low of the day. we have the low

of the bay. in fact, castro valley 407 at united oil on castro valley boulevard, then on to the south bay. the south bay low is still in san jose, higher this week as we talked about 409 is the lowest. we have world gas on story road and then jumping up to the north bay. from the south bay we jump to 4.39 for marin county's low at set 76 on marinwood drive in san rafael. let's take a look at the roadways. we still have that one issue, mostly green sensors, but over in the east bay, as we look at the maps, you'll see the red standing out for getting off the castro valley y it's eastbound 580 at strawbridge. they had all lanes blocked for a few minutes. i've just learned we have three of your four lanes reopened. there is a rv on fire and propane tanks were involved in that fire. i think there was concern for safety sake. they stopped traffic. i believe they've cleared that incident as far as the additional risk. and so now we're down to one lane blocked on eastbound 580. it's reopened once again away from the castro valley y toward the dublin grade opposite direction as your commute. and it's standard out of the altamont. back to you. thank you mike 510

this morning. trouble on the horizon for southwest airlines. ahead here on today in the bay. the reason the company is preparing for its first ever mass layoff. and which employees are facing cuts. and here's a question i asked myself all the time. can alexa get smarter? yes, it sure can. but will it? that's the question. after the futures stock market back open, we'll start in the green. all right. how about some glamping everyone. one north bay city set to vote on a new location for a proposed glamping site. keep it right here. you'r

to you. it is 513 and as we take a live look outside in san jose, we're starting out with some clouds and it will stay mostly cloudy throughout the morning as temperatures go from mid 40s to mid 50s at 11:00 and eventually making it up to about 65 at 3:00 today with sunshine. it's going to be a nice one, and we do have more nice days ahead before we get there though. we'll have some rain, so i'll have the timeline of that coming up in a few minutes. the speeds are good right here in oakland, but notice the headlights. i'm seeing more more volume coming down out of downtown oakland and heading in towards san mateo bridge and hayward. expect more folks to be back to work. those had the day off yesterday might be back to the commute. tuesday's a heavy day. we'll see how things are shaping up. well good morning. very happy tuesday to you. wall street back to work after the holiday on monday.

there's talk that broadcom and tsmc might get together in some way to buy and split up intel. that would be the end of a long storied company. hasn't happened yet. southwest airlines the latest company to lay off workers. the company says it will lose 1750 employees at its texas headquarters. that's about 15% of the workforce. the faa also making cuts ordered by musk and trump. almost 300 unions say the cuts at faa will just stretch the existing workers that much more thin. we should point out, by the way, the faa is not only being cut by mus the faa regulates musk and his spacex projects. the securities and exchange commission, no longer pursuing a rule that would force publicly traded companies to disclose their greenhouse gas emissions. that new rule was tied up in the courts. the sec says it will no longer defend that case as it decides what to do next.

president trump has been flying around with a giant gulf of america map in his airborne office this morning. the government of mexico says it may sue google for changing the name on the map. at issue, trump's order only applies to the american sea shelf in the gulf, not mexican waters. the mexican government warning, quote, under no circumstance will mexico accept the renaming of a geographic zone within its own territory and under its jurisdiction. google maps in mexico still say gulf of mexico, but mexico's point is they have far more territorial waters than america does, and a country ought to be able, they say, to decide the name of its own waters. ask alexa about the gulf of mexico. she'll probably tell you about golfing. amazon's effort to make alexa smarter with ai will be delayed. this, according to the washington post. you know, someday this thing is going to understand what i love them. i have several because i play music throughout

my house. she turns lights on and off and that sort of thing. but there are times you're like, seriously, how could you not have understood that? and how can you? i'm not human. well, and like the same mistake over and over, i thought that was the whole point that you start to learn, right? the one i always have trouble with is i like the band u2, but it's so close to the word u2. you know, she'll be like, i can't display youtube on this device. i'd be like, no one ever asked you to. yeah, the google one does that as well. and i'm like, no, i didn't say that. no. yes, try asking for stuff in spanish. she's like, oh no, no hablo espanol. thanks, scott. you bet. all right, let's take a live look outside this morning at the start of your commute. new census data shows people in brentwood have the worst commute in the nation. one of our editors would corroborate that the census bureau asked for a sample of people about their daily commutes, and they found that people in brentwood were driving an average of 46 minutes

a day to work, the highest in u.s. c cities. this is data from 2023. so that's just the average. about 38% of people in brentwood have a commute that is an hour or longer. meanwhile, in pittsburgh, the average is 41 minutes, in antioch, 40 minutes, san francisco 31 minutes. palo alto has the shortest average commute in the bay area, coming in at just under 20. i don't know where they're going because i don't know where you get in 20 minutes from palo alto next door. yeah, you stay in palo alto, right? well, happening today, napa leaders are expected to vote on a controversial plan to build a glamping resort along the silverado trail. developers. they have already provided renderings of the 12 acre resort, which would be called the grange campground. it would feature up to 100 high end trailers and tents, several permanent buildings there as well. opponents argue that it poses a fire risk. supporters say that it would provide an economic boost to that area. planners approved the project last fall. they can mitigate the

fire risk. that's exciting. all right. trending. this morning we are gting our first look at the next epic film from director christopher nolan. these are pictures of matt damon, who will star in an adaptation of homer's the odyssey. oakland native zendaya will also star in the film, along with her fiance tom holland. the odyssey is produced by universal pictures, which owns nbc universal and our tv station. no release date just yet. the film is nolan's first work since his work on the oscar winning best picture. oppenheimer. there you have it. yeah, i had to read the odyssey and the iliad in college classes. this would have come in handy. yeah, well, there were no pictures, so. yeah, this is a lot better. yeah, i remember going, this is classically boring. all right, i'll make it fun. yeah. we do have pictures of a forecast. yeah. and it's going to be a really beautiful picture that we'll see outside as we go into the next few days. it's cloudy right now, and we'll eventually see a little bit more

sunshine. rain comes in tomorrow, although not all of us will see that rain, but we are going to be tracking a little bit of wet weather before we have some warming ahead and the weekend. we'll see highs in the 60s and even some mid 70s. let's take a live look outside in san rafael as you're heading out. we haven't seen too many issues with fog and it's 45 degrees, so it is a cool start. as we go throughout the day, we'll see those temperatures going from mid 40s to mid 50s at 11:00 and then eventually making it into the mid 60s for this afternoon. so it will be a little bit warmer than yesterday and seeing a lot of mid 60s on the map here tomorrow. it's about the same, even though we'll see more clouds and that possibility of rain mainly hitting the north bay. so as we are going through the middle of the week, then we go back to sunshine and look at the boost. we'll see those temperatures with santa rosa and concord making it up to 68 degrees. so here's the next system that's coming in. it is already producing some light

rain across the pacific northwest, and will move through the bay area quickly as it arrives tomorrow morning. we're looking at that possibility of that rain coming in right at about 8 to 9:00 in the north bay, but notice how it kind of just falls apart as it moves through. so it's going to be kind of hit or miss with the north bay seeing the best chance of getting those morning shower, and then looking at our ten day temperatures for gilroy, we're going to be in the mid 60s for today and tomorrow. and then looking ahead, we have a lot of 70. so it's going to be a little taste of spring that we'll see lastg for several days into early next week. it'll be nice because we've had quite a bit of rain and cool weather, but things are about to change. and mike, you've got one main incident you're tracking and i was hoping for more change there, but i'll give you the updates here. this is over in the area off of san leandro into castro valley eastbound 580, unexpectedly slow. it's not closed. the sensors have not lit up again on the map. try to give it a little help, but we do have

now only two lanes blocked eastbound, 580 at around strawbridge. we had quite a bit of slowing built up light traffic and commute, but now we have just two lanes blocked and you should be fine coming through the area. just note a little slowing toward the dublin grade out of castro valley. meanwhile, a little slowing expected for highway 37 and at the bay bridge, a good easy drive right now. we'll expect the build over the next half hour. back to you. all right. thanks, mike. next on today in the bay nbc bay area responds. it's hardly a thank you for your service. a coast guardsman says a car company stuck him with an unexpected four figure bill. i'm consumer investigator. kris. camera.bc bay area n

morning. nbc bay area responds to a san jose lifesaver who needed a financial rescue. consumer investigator chris kamara's team answered his distress call. good morning. let me introduce you to petty officer first class jake wolfe. here he is operating the hoist on a coast guard helicopter in san francisco. here's another shot. he's up there. well, recently, the coast guard ordered petty officer wolfe to move to a new duty station in new jersey. this is something military families do a lot. i know firsthand. my family moved six times in my dad's 22 year coast guard career. well, before jake moved east, he returned his least polestar car with a verbal agreement that they were going to call it even. well, lo and behold, polestar later demanded

jake pay $6,700 for terminating his lease early. jake said he went back and forth with them, but got nowhere. so he contacted us. we contacted polestar. it didn't reply to our request for comment, but it did waive jake's $6,732 balance. if we could do one thing differently for petty officer wolfe, we'd go back in time and get that verbal agreement in writing. we recommend you always get a company's promises or deals on paper or in email. especially when a bunch of money is on the line. if you need a lifeline with a consumer complaint, let us know. snap the qr code on screen right now to fill out our consumer complaint form online. next, the top stories that we're following for you today include more legal issues, which could be coming for california's problematic high speed rail. the reason the project could be targeted by president trump's administration. and speaking of the trump administration, the

administration has sent out hundreds of termination notices to workers within the faa. up ahead, will this affect aviation safety? we'll have much re. keep imot

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so it's very scary for me because i have everything i love in this home. so, we've now implemented drone technology. how is that safe for me? it enhances the inspection, so it allows us to see things faster. your safety is the most important, and if you're feeling unsafe, that's not okay. it doesn't feel like that in our hearts. i mean, it's worrisome. [dog barks] [dog barks] at toronto's airport, sparking new concerns about flying. the latest on the investigation as president trump's effts shrink to shrink, the federal government hit hundreds of faa

workers. also, the search continues for the suspects involved in a deadly stabbing at santana row in san jose. this as we learn more about the 15 year old victim this morning. plus, enjoy the parade. stay for the food. chinatown is open for business. leaders in the east bay have high hopes this weekend. lunar new year celebration bring new life to oakland. the message to visitors as they work to revive their struggling chinatown. good morning. thanks so much for making us a part of your morning. i'm marcus washington. and i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia this tuesday morning. we want to start with a look at the forecast because it is so nice. we want to see it twice and thrice and four times and five times. why not? yeah. it's been pretty chilly lately. and we do have warmer air ahead as we go into the weekend, but it is another cool start this morning. we're needing to bundle up as we're starting out with

some low 40s for much of the bay area, but then take a look at danville now at 37 degrees and it is 39 in sonoma. and then looking at walnut creek and what to expect over the next few hours. low 40s. it may come down another couple of degrees before sunrise, and then a gradual warm up with a mix of sun and clouds throughout the day. we're headed for mid 60s this afternoon. it is going to be so comfortable later on today, and we are going to see a warm up coming in, but also a little bit of rain in the mix, so we'll talk about that in a few minutes. mike, are you still dealing with that rv fire? we are now. it was reportedly engulfed in flame. quite a spectacle. there were propane tanks reported on board as well. complicating things, all lanes were shut down. now only two lanes or two right lanes are blocked. as you're traveling away from the castro valley y. and toward the dublin grade through castro valley for eastbound 580. we're still waiting for the right sized tow truck. they need a larger tow truck. it's a larger vehicle. no injuries reported. and that is counter commute. the commute itself starting to warm up here.

highway four at the top. same thing for highway 37. they show your traditional slowing for a tuesday at this time. looks like folks are back. some folks have vacation like i did. thank you for covering kari and everything was moving smoothly. despite the build at the bay bridge toll plaza, the span itself seeing much more congestion but no major slowing. that's good stuff. there's the north bay, san rafael moving smooth. back to you. all right. thanks, mike. developing. now we are getting a look at scary moments on board a delta airlines flight. 18 people are recovering after they were hurt when that plane overturned when landing at toronto pearson international airport. it actually took off from minneapolis. now, here are some of the dramatic new video from another plane on the runway shows the jet making a very hard landing. seconds after touchdown, you can see that plane flip over and then go up in flames. everything. drop it. come on up. now this is a look at the chaos on the ground. amazingly, all 76 passengers and

four crew members on board survived. the passenger who shot that video is now speaking about the harrowing ordeal on the today show, and the moment he knew something was wrong. to be honest, i didn't really notice anything wrong until the moment we hit the ground other people were saying they might have. i'm not really sure what, but for me it was just kind of like the wheels touched down and then all of a sudden i was in the window seat on the lookers left side, and then all of a sudden we're just. i just remember being fully sideways, and i was looking down and just seeing, like, sparks and flames and whatever was grinding against the ground. oh, can you imagine that? okay, so the transportation safety board of canada is looking into what went wrong here. u.s. transportation secretary sean duffy says that faa investigators are heading to toronto to help with that investigation. now, this crash marks the fourth major commercial air disaster this

year alone, raising concerns about aviation safety. and this comes as president trump's administration sent out termination notices to hundreds of workers within the faa over the weekend. today, in the bay's ginger conejero saab live for us at sfo this morning. and ginger, the firings don't involve people who actually work in the towers. that is what we understand so far. marcus and chris, hundreds of termination notices were sent out. they include mechanics, information specialists and aviation safety assistants, among others. now, in a post on x late on monday, transportation secretary sean duffy confirmed that fewer than 400 employees within the faa were fired and, quote, zero air traffic controllers and critical safety personnel were let go. now, a spokesman for the faa says it continues to hire air traffic controllers who face a nationwide shortage of more than 3000. staffing within air

traffic control has been a key focus in the investigation. following the mid-air collision at washington, dc's reagan national airport. all 67 people on board both aircraft were killed. now, weeks after that crash, the trump administration says it's making cuts within the faa. these are not air traffic controllers, air safety inspectors or frontline aviation maintenance specialists. all of these people, although they may not be talking to an aircraft every day, still play a very critical role in the air safety system of the united states. now, faa officials have warned in recent years that the agency is understaffed and that employees are working in a system that was already overstressed. the faa employs around 40,000 employees. we will continue to watch out how this all rolls out. now that the holiday weekend is over, we hope to get more details on who those

termination notices got sent out to. marcus and chris definitely, you know, hard to have full confidence right now. just feeling a little uneasy as as travelers. thank you ginger. well, new developments this morning for you and members of the peninsula boxing gym are remembering one of their own who died far too young in a valentine's day stabbing. this happened in santana row on in san jose. and a 15 year-old boy. we are not identifying just yet died, but redwood city's gladiators boxing gym posted on social media that he was like family there. they also shared a gofundme page saying that he was stabbed in the heart while on a date with his girlfriend. now, last night we spoke with the gym trainer there who says that t he worked with that victim over the past two years. his character, he was he was a funny kid. he was. and chill. he had chill vibes. yeah, he was outgoing and yeah, he was just friendly. a friendly kidid, a friendly, peaceful kid. yeah, yeah. he reminded me of myself when i was

young. so that's why i think me and him really got along now. so far. police have not made any arrests or not identifying if they have information about a possible suspect or suspects. but in a new statement, san jose mayor matt mahan is expressing confidence police will pursue every lead to make an arrest. police are hoping that an updated car description can help solve a deadly hit and run in hayward. this happened on february 4th on hesperian at cerritos street. a 51 year old man died at the scene there. investigators now releasing images of the kind of vehicle involved. if you look at your screen here, you'll see a white lexus ct200h. that's one of the hybrid ones with dark rims. the model year could be between 2011 and 2013. hayward police do say that there are some questions that they have to answer. it could be vehicular manslaughter. it could not be depending on the intent on on it. so i that would have to be later on as the

investigation continues. now that car will likely also have front end damage because of that crash. anyone who thinks they may have seen that car should contact hayward police. well, organizers in oakland are getting ready to welcome in the year of the snake this weekend. the oakland chinatown improvement council says that this year's lunar new year parade is another step towards bringing about recovery to the district. it is among some of the many places still reeling from the pandemic. the route for saturday's parade is expanded this year, with 15,000 people expected to attend. we did speak with local artists seiji oda, who will once again be back for this year's festivities after the event. i always want to come back and do these kind of events because we hear about all over the nation, like chinatown shutting down or kind of being slowly lost. and i think that those kind of communities are hella important for our cities. enjoy the parade. stay for the food. chinatown is open for

business now after chinatown night market in september, merchants reported sales improved by around 30%. they're really hoping that the parade will have another effect like that. that's great to see that boost there. state republican lawmakers are now trying to squash, once and for all, california's high speed rail project, which voters first approved back in 2008. 16 years ago last week, they sent a letter to president donald trump backing his calls for an investigation into what he also called the worst managed project he's ever seen. now, state lawmakers are demanding the government hold the rail authority accountable. california's state inspector general for the project now believes passenger service on the small stretch currently under construction won't happen before 2033. so far, the rail authority is not issuing a response. 539 as we take a live look at walnut creek, it's time to get up and get at him. this

isis what it looks like in your neighborhood. and you know what? looking pretty good across the bay area this morning. meteorologist kari hall has a look at those temperatures. yeah, it's a nice, quiet morning. it's a little chilly, but we expect that in mid february. right. so we're starting out with a live look in dublin. all clear and 43 degrees in palo alto as well as walnut creek and 46 in san francisco and san jose. but here's a look at where we're headed for this afternoon. we're going to flip those numbers around. we'll see a high of 64 in dublin as well as livermore, 66 in san jose and santa rosa. and san francisco will top out at about 62 degrees tomorrow. also, it's goi to be a mild day, but we'll be watching out for more clouds and even a chance of rain, mainly in the north bay. but then look at the temperatures rebound on thursday. we may even see a high of 68 degrees in fairfield, in concord, and 62 will be that temperature that will max out and we'll see on thursday. so i'll be watching all of the changes and a warmer weekend ahead. now, mike, you're saying

that the metering lights are now active. yeah, they turn them on about the average time for a tuesday. so now we're just starting to see the beginnings of that backup forming in those middle lanes. and then it will push out to the outer lanes of the bay bridge. we know that keeps things moving smoothly on the span. there's some slowing for the volume, but that's standard. same thing for highway 37 and highway four. now we've really seen that shift and spread for the slower drive developing through concord and now in toward walnut creek. 242 right now showing the only signs still at speed on 680 down toward the interchange and continuing through the corridor and toward the tri-valley over here on no. as we continue to have the impact from some earlier flooding over here. highway 12 at 121. no, that's up here in santa rosa. still with the traffic control in the area. mind the routes. if they do make you go around any areas, we're over here where you can travel past the earlier car fire or rv fire, but two lanes are still blocked eastbound 580 at strawbridge off the castro valley y, opposite your main commute unexpectedly slow there the other direction westbound

should continue to see the build as we see slowing on the nimitz. the south bay shows that first slowing for 101 typical in san jose at this time. back to you. thanks, mike. we continue to celebrate black history month on today in the bay ahead, the local teacher getting recognized by one state leader. later. plus, i always knew this day would come. we were only supposed to be here two years. beloved skating rink in the south bay is set to close. we're going to tell you the reason they're being forced to make that move, and the steps the owners are taking to try to save the business. and america and russia talking face to face in person for the first time since the start of the war in ukraine. also a new homeless seen catching a lot of attention in the east bay. the price coming in under $400,000. but you know, there's a catch. there's always a catch. we'll tell you what that is when we

were for a lot of people right now at 545. and as we take a live look outside, heading across the richmond san rafael bridge, visibility is clear. temperatures are cool. we're in the low 40s right now. we'll see a mix of sun and clouds today, but a little bit warmer this afternoon compared to yesterday. we'll talk about even warmer temperatures ahead coming upn the microclimate forecast. see that volume building up out of richmond over here out of

oakland. we see the backup forming as more traffic heads toward that bay bridge, with the metering lights active right on schedule for this backup. i see slowing in the south bay as well. we'll sort things out coming up. a huge change in american policy. the u.s. talking to the russians so far, squeezing out ukraine and all of europe for that matter. they're out as well. good morning. ukraine has long said it cannot accept a peace deal if they're not there to make the deal. and our european allies are worried too. europe's given just as much money and weaponry to ukraine. the war is in its backyard. but only america and russia are meeting. i know this video is jerky and jocelyn moran. i kind of wanted to take you behind the scenes and read you as photographers are allowed so very briefly into the room where american and russian delegations are talking. america has repeatedly said no deal on ukraine without ukraine. president trump said that last week. ukraine not at the table. you just saw the russians on the

right, including foreign minister lavrov. americans on the left, marco rubio. there in the center bottom of the screen is the fellow with his head down. that is trump's special envoy to ukraine. for years now, the u.s. has refused to even speak to russian officials trying to isolate the country after its invasion of ukraine three years ago. in this sense, no matter what happens, the video you just saw is a huge win for russia. add to that the president's closest adviser. world's richest man elon musk, publicly praising russian officials. this is what competent leadership looks like, says the tesla ceo. huge win for saudi crown prince mohammed bin salman as well. just a few years ago, he was considered a pariah for his role in the murder of journalist jamal khashoggi. sitting with the secretary of state, mbs, as he's known, is a statesman. hosting the peace talks. and what is zelensky?

well, he's not there, he told the kyiv post. he thinks president trump wants a quick win, no matter the cost to ukraine, that a cease fire, he says that's not a win. the ceasefire in israel and gaza continues to hold. hamas released more hostages over the weekend. visiting u.s. senator lindsey graham warned israel and maybe his own u.s. government. they have got to have a better plan for palestinians in the arab world. israel's won the war on the ground, but they've lost it on television. you go anywhere in the arab world, and all they see is morning, noon and night. attacks on the palestinian people. my promise to the people of israel and to this region is not to give up. i am very optimistic. we will break through. and let me tell you why. there's no other solution. you can destroy hamas, and we will. but they will come back unless the palestinians have something to live for. and

israel has security to make sure there's no other. october 7th. back here at home, a group of cal university students have lost a court case that would have blocked elon musk's access to their private records through the education department. the judge in the case said they could not prove would be injured by that access. and the interim head of the social security administration has quit her job rather than allow musk to access americans private social security records. musk and his doge team say they are looking for evidence of fraud. musk also implying on social media the gold stored in fort knox may not be there. skirting very close to a right wing conspiracy shared online claiming the terrible flooding in kentucky was part of a plot to rob fort knox. all right, we'll follow that. thanks so much, scott. well, now to a live look in san francisco for you this morning. this is where later today, mayor daniel lurie will announce new steps in a

boost to return downtown nightlife. it follows steps taken last year to create new so-called entertainment zones. now, those allow for alcohol to be sold outdoors one time only for special events in specific areas. right now, the details on mayor lurie plan not known, but it is being billed as a means to spur more economic recovery. that news conference will take place in union square. february is national children's dental health month, and that's important to note even before they are eating solid foods. we talked with doctor scott smith, president of the american academy of pediatric dentistry, and he says the most powerful tool to combat tooth decay is creating good habits. what we like to do is start the kids early. and my routine was brush book in bed. if a small child wants to use a brush their own teeth, that's fine. use a fluoride free toothpaste that they can use in their own. but no book until mom or dad brush their teeth using a fluoride toothpaste and flossing. for

those concerned about how much fluoride for the little ones, doctor smith reminds us to start as the teeth are just coming in. he says to use only a dab of toothpaste half the size of a grain of rice to start because, you know, they swallow it. little turkeys. all right. all month long we are celebrating black heritage here on nbc bay area. state superintendent tony thurmond is among those celebrating an oakland community activist today. ora lee brown will be honored for her contributions to education. she is the founder of her own foundation that seeks to fund students college tuition. the superintendent will present brown with a proclamation in her honor at 1:00 this afternoon at brookfield elementary school in oakland. thank you, miss brown. absolutely. well, new for you this morning. the end of the line is almost here for a popular south bay roller skating rink. and the owners there are still hopeful about charting a new path. so san jose is aloha fun center started six years ago as a pop up and eastridge mall,

and it was only supposed to stick around for just a couple of months, but it actually proved to be so successful that the owner managed to extend her lease on a yearly basis until now. she says that the new closure date is set for march 23rd. i grew up roller skating at the original aloha roller palace that was on blossom hill, and it was such an immense part of my upbringing. it was where i spent every weekend. i was, you know, it was my social circle. it was where i had all my friends. it's, you know, i competed and i and i played roller derby. i learned how to fall and get back up. and this is kind of like falling and getting back up. we are losing our space, but we will get back up. she says that she is still looking for a possible new location, but she calls her deal with the mall a great experience for everyone involved. it's still not clear what business will reopen in that space, and for those trying to make it in the bay, there is a house. it's listed in the east bay. get this less than $400,000, but there

are a few issues. yeah, there's no such thing as a free puppy. the zillow listing shows the four bedroom, two bath home listed in berkeley in a highly desired neighborhood on rose street, but the house is apparently a money pit. it has not had any maintenance since 1974. the roof to the sunroom and the garage collapsed. the home is leaning off its foundation. the house also comes with an 83 year old tenant who gets to live there because of this contract, rent free for the rest of his life. we have learned that the property already has a sale pending at the listed price. i'm surprised it wasn't a bidding war. yeah. it probably was. we just don't know that yet. we know how the bay area thing goes, right? yes. breaking news. a house for $400,000. i mean, that is breaking news. my goodness. some places is like, wow, how big is it? yeah. it's like, wait, what? okay. well, if you're out house shopping today, let's get a look at our temperatures and highs

for later today. it's going to be nice. a lot of sunshine and temperatures. a little bit warmer compared to yesterday. tomorrow we're going to hold these temperatures about the same, but we may see a quick round of showers moving through by late morning. and then we're back to the sunshine on thursday with our temperatures warming up into the mid to upper 60, up to 68 degrees in santa rosa. now when we compare the 60 thatt we'll see today versus the single digits for highs that we're seeing across the midwest and even into parts of the south, we're seeing some really cold temperatures. it is definitely a tale of widely varying temperatures, as we've seen the arctic air plunging down across areas just to our east, while the west is enjoying a nice warm up, which will continue. but we've also been watching the flooding across the midwest over kentucky, and now some snow is coming down. so that's really going to cause a big, complicated effort there. and then looking at the bay area, all the clouds reaching in. and eventually we'll see that system coming in into the

bay area tomorrow morning bringing us some rain first starting in the north bay. and then as it works its way across the bay area, the rain just kind of falls apart. there may be some hit or miss showers before noon, but after that we're back to the sunshine and warmer temperatures. take a look at the end of the week. do you have outdoor plans this weekend? i know we have that lunar new year celebration on saturday and sunday. the black joy parade in oakland. so it's going to be beautiful with highs in the low 70s this weekend. mike, you've been watching a couple of issues for the commute. yeah, the south bay had this big burst of traffic. we expect that relatively short lived and expected here for 101 one. that will be an issue, perhaps, as they continue to work for the blue and green lines, for the light rail that's continuing on. you can just take the bus from nearby stations. just know that there may delay your routes on that transit system. 101 we talked about the burst of traffic that was there. it's starting to ease up. the second one should kick in at about 635 for the south bay. pretty

standard. same thing for the east bay. no surprises. still have the issue. eastbound 580 at strawbridge. back to you. all right. thanks, mike. well, happening now, riverside county sheriff chad bianco is announcing his run for governor in 2026. he is the first major republican to launch a campaign. bianco is an outspoken supporter of president trump. he is also blasting democratic policies for leading the rampant crime, a high cost of living, homelessness, the drug crisis and catastrophic fires, as well as more on the democratic side. candidates include assembly speaker antonio valadao, lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis, former senate president pro tem toni atkins, and former state controller betty yee, and state superintendent of public instruction tony thurmond. we continue to monitor breaking news out of the east bay this morning, where there was a large police investigation underway ahead at 6:00. we'll tell you the brand new details bob redell has dug up. plus, a plane

crashes and flips while lanng ahead at 6:00. we have a new look at the harrowing scene in toronto as an investigation continues into

investigation launched overnight in concord. we're live on the scene with more on what's unfolding at this hour. and all new details from one family member. plus a terror in toronto, a delta plane crash lands and flips over during landing. several people injured on board. and we have new video this morning showing that frightening incident. plus oakland looking for new leadership at the city faces a buet crisis. where you can hear from the candidates now vying for your vote as the next mayor. this is today in the bay. and good morning to you. thanks so much for starting your morning with us. i'm marcus washington. and i'm kris sanchez. we'll say good morning to mike. hope you had a good day off yesterday. and you look refreshed. yeah. well, you had it easy becauset