>> reporter: good morning to you, kris. we just spoke with the ufrlt of california police and they tell us they've been expecting around 200 people to protest this morning's public uc regents meeting that is taking place behind me here at the ucsf mission bay campus. you can see out front there is security. those are officers along -- who are checking ids for people who come out here and there is even more officers inside. but so far none of those people, those protesters, have shown up. this is not like what we've seen in years past when protesters have disrupted the regents meeting when they were about to vote for tuition hikes. the protesters' beef has been with administrators in their eyes make too much money, that students shouldn't have to pay more. this morning the regents are set to vote on raising the tuition for in-state students by $336. that would bring the tuition for uc students in state to $12,630 plus fees and about a third of this proposed increase would go towards financial aid. the rest to improve student

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kris sanchez, today in the bay. >> kris, thank you so much. also happening today, crews will be back out along niles canyon road trying to recover a car they believe plunged into the alameda creek over the weekend. >> an 18-year-old woman is still missing after she was involved in the crash and veered into the creek on saturday. bob redell will explain how today's seven efforts could impact drivers. >> first responders will be shutting down the road to retrieve this woman answer sedan that plunged early saturday morning. finding the car has been difficult because of the high water flow. we believe the creek has lowered a bit which means drivers may be able to retrieve later this afternoon. upon review the sheriff's office believes that is the 18-year-old woman's silver honda accord. deputy thes are hopeful she had her seat belt crashed into the creek. that would mean she is most likely still in the seat and a rove of her body possible. 30 members were out yesterday to assist in the seven. it was a family member who spotted the unusual parting

kris sanchez will bring us a live report in moments. >>> the state of the city address. the question looms, how much will the policy cost? >> pg&e sentencing could finally come down today. they are only facing a few million dollar fine. the symbolism could make a far greater impact. today in the bay starts now. and a good thursday morning. thank you very much for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. kari is back with the forecast, all sunshiny. >> the afternoon will be bright and sunny. we're tracking a few spotty showers here and there for parts of the peninsula. 45 degrees in san francisco. i want to show you the radar. that's what i'm talking about. a little bit of green there with a last bit of disturbance rolling on through. it will bring in a chance of rain across parts of the north bay and into the city the next couple of hours. mike is is still the tracking rain in the north bay. >> we talk about the continuing saga for highway 37. most of the bay, no real problems. westbound 37, only that direction is closed. eastbound has reopened. atherton is

>> reporter: yeah, good morning to you, kris. a very foergsful defense by city attorney dennis herera as well as mayor ed lee calling that executive order unconstitutional. that would strip federal funds from san francisco because of the sanctuary city status and i want to show you guys some video from that news conference. you can see the city attorney and mayor flanked by lawyers on each side and they announced this federal lawsuit is calling on the courts to bring that executive order by president trump to a halt. now, they feel this is an example of over reach by the president saying the federal government can't force state and local governments to carry out its immigration policy. the lawsuit also requests a finding that san francisco complies with the federal law. in the hopes of preventing the federal government from cutting off the federal funds to the city which amount to more than a billion dollars. now, here's the city attorney and mayor ed lee explaining the type of message this lawsuit they hope it sends to the trump

let me start with you, kris. can you tell us a little more about the original equal rights amendment, and alice's intention when she put it out? what do you think she got the reaction of it was going to be? kris: i think when we got the right to vote, alice is already thinking about the next step. she had started doing legal research. she was working with great legal minds of the time. there were several drafts, at least 35 drafts of an amendment that she will make much simpler in its form, and called the lucretia mott amendment. that is the first version she introduces officially in 1923. she did not tell her party, though, that she had already made the decision to work on this. it was decided behind the scenes. in 1923, there is this great gathering at seneca falls, new york. she said to her party members, "what is the next step for women?" at that point, she has already decided what she was going to do. she had already come up with basic dress for the equal rights amendment. but i think she thought women would

kris sanchez, today in the bay. >>, thank you very much. an overnight crash involving an emt worker. you will see him being carried away on a stretcher following that this happened just after midnight at the zanker off-ramp. they see he was in uniform driving a supervisor's car when it crashed. the worker was eventually transported to a nearby hospital. we're told he is expected to be okay. >> tensions rising in philly overnight as hundreds of protesters take to the streets outside the lowe's hotel. gop and lawmakers are discussing strategy and the executive order to build a wall along the mexico border. president trump said mexico will pay for the wall many but mexico's president insists his country will not be paying for it. >> there are a lot of different ways of getting mexico to contribute to doing this. >> meantime, that was house speaker paul ryan. demonstrations were held in sanctuary cities across the country, including san francisco, new york, and seattle. president trump is pledge to go cut funding for cities protect undocumented

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kris sanchez, today in the bay. >>> thank you very much. construction is going the start on a safety net for the golden gate bridge. that much we know. it is is hoping the net will stop and deter future suicides. but the project has been slowed by increasing costs and concerns where the money will come from. the $192 million project is expected to take four years to complete. >>> investigators are hoping clues will help crack the case in an east bay homicide. sheriff deputies released grainy surveillance images to help track him down. >> she's a mother, grandmother. two daughters are really grieving bad for her. >> the person of interest drove a silver toyota corolla, perhaps a 2012 model. authorities have not reveal exactly how st. john was killed. >>> a march and a vigil for a man shot and killed by a vallejo police officer responding to a party. ramos was holding a knife and a 16-year-old was on top of him. his family said he was defending his brother during a fight and police didn't have to the shoot. >>> a follow-up on a story we have

kris van cleve is following this. kris? >> reporter: jeff, customs says there's in signs of any sinister activity here, but this outage couldn't have come at a worse time. >> it was like a line of 1,000 people or more, and it was absolutely despicable. >> reporter: it was a nightmare for international flyers with lines lasting for hours. miami's airport was particularly hard hit. the outage came right as 30 or so flights were arriving. officers had to manually check each passenger before they could be cleared. flyers who have global entry and are used to speeding through customs in minutes, well, last night it took hours. hundreds missed their connecting flights. now customs says the outage appears to be due the a software update that was installed last week. that update caused the system to crash. but, jeff, at this point everything appears to be running normally. >> glor: kris, there were a couple other unnerving airline events over the past couple days. >> >> reporter: absolutely. take a lack at this video. southwest fli

in gilroy, kris sanchez, "today in the bay". >> thank you very much, kris. at 5:05, elsewhere in the south bay, there's some serious clean up going on in parts of morgan hill, which also got hit hard by the storm. the august creek overflowed, sending some lowland homes on second street into floodwaters. homeowners say drivers actually made it worse, by sending waves of water towards their doors, as the cars went by. a clogged storm drain yesterday closed down a popular barbecue restaurant. the water eventually subsided and the owners told us they expect to reopen for business today. >>> the road closures are certainly piling up this morning. one more to be aware of. it's highway 1 in pacifica. the rains have caused a mud slide there, which is now blocking several lanes. >> that's where we find tod"tod in the bay"'s sharon katsuda. how's it looking? >> reporter: you can see people lined up here at the intersection and this way too along highway 1. flares are set up and police officers are telling drivers one by one to make a u-turn. the mud slide came down ju

kris? >> reporter: good morning to you, sam and laura. what we could hear today should be just as shocking. that sierra lamar is alive and that she just ran away from home. that's what with he expect the defense will say when it is is their turn to present their version of events. yesterday the jaw-dropping moment truly came when the prosecutor said she is dead and pointing to garcia torres and said this is the man that killed her. he detailed the dirt the that was found on her clothing he said is proof that she was dragged by her feet. we heard for the first time there is evidence that he bought 20 gallons of bleach, which was not found at his home. >> they tried to establish through social media, through her friends and family, this is not a young girl that would run away and disappear a the face of the earth. >> her father told us as he was leaving they are truly glad this day has finally come can. today jurors will hear his attorney the's version of what they say happened. and we certainly could hear more he evidence that will be pres

today in the bay kris sanchez has been reporting from that location all morning long.e're happy to report all directions on of highway 17 at that spot. they managed to clean it up. kris will be joining us in a few minutes. >>> it may seem hard to believe, but the water levels until now were very low. you can see the spillways are open. up 13 feet since yesterday and still rising. >> this will be the important thing. we have had so much snow falling in the sierra. it is looking much better than even last year at this point. now we are looking at san francisco, the golden gate bridge. drivers making it across with water splashing up. be prepared for the potential of standing water on the roadways, especially later on this afternoon, into the evening. as this heavy rain continues to move through. we have seen more of a steady rain with pockets of downpours here and there. one moving across the golden gate bridge right now. and also the bay bridge too. as you drive down 280, san mateo, heavy rain moving through there. more instead rain and pockets of rain moving through th

kris sanchez is out there. dumbarton bridge. >> they were whipping out there as well. >> i saw a tweet from kris. she has that hand-held anomometer. it is is 6 miles per hour. winds will be picking right back up early tomorrow morning. we started out with spotty showers in the bay area spotty as well. we are seeing temperatures, 50 degrees in the tri-valley and the peninsula. it is fairly chilly. along with the rain, wet roads just feels like a cool, damp atmosphere across the pay area. we have been tracking a little bit of lightning moving across spots like napa, vavaville. still light rain moving in there. the rain will be tapering off. we are seeing rain moving through the delta. so downpours in. we are seeing rain just to the south and east of livermore. this is quickly moving off to the east. that's the kind of rain we will see moving through the day. we will have times of rain, times of sunshine. at any point we could see showers moving through. much of that activity etting down later on this afternoon.

kris sanchez is out there. we're tweeting out immediate updates as soon as we new information. >>> plus, now that the latest california storms have moved out thanks to nasa we are getting a dramatic look at how much rain fell this month you can find the images on our home page. back with more news in two minutes. before you head out the door - here are the top stories on nbc bay ar... =laura/2shot= first developing righnow..==lau authorities this morning are still searchingor bank robber who prompted a manhunt in the santa cruz mountains. deputies released this >>> developing news, authorities still searching for a bank robber who prompted a manhunt in the santa cruz mountains. just before 11:00 a.m. after he robbed the bank of america. the robber abandoned his car along the highway. another flurry of activity last night. they reported finding someone in her home wielding a knife. deputies believe it is the same person who robbed the bank he is believed to have changed clothes at that woman's house and then too

kris sanchez, today in the bay. >> kris and mike will keep up on that. thank you so much, kris.ple in guerneville continue to go recover after were last week's back-to-back storms. ing folks spending time cleaning up the mud and the debris. the community is preparing for more rain is and possibly more flooding. >>> it is 5:39. as we get a look at the expected river levels at the russian river/guerneville it is down to 16.36 feet. and it will be rising as we see more rain moving in for the weekend. by the end of the weekend, it looks to be just below flood stage. the last dry day before we start to see the clouds rolling in and the storm systems affecting the bay area. the rain moves in tomorrow, especially during the afternoon. the second storm moves in friday. the one after that moves in on sunday. during all of this, we could two and a half to five inches of rain on an already saturated ground. that will raise flood concerns. i'll have details on this coming up in 10 minutes. heading over to mike now, the bart delay has grown. >>> out of san francisco. it was an earlier proble

i'm kris sanchez. >> and i'm sam brock. that search is unsettling homeowners and shut down an elementary school there. this is a man involved and the robbery chase continues to elude authorities t. it has been an intense day for those living in the red rood estates. nbc bay area's bob redell is live at the santa clara station this morning. nothing was seen for hours, then a woman reported seeing a machine in her house with a knife. where do things stand today? >> reporter: we heard from the santa clara county playoffs. they continue to do saturation patrols in the santa cruz mountains. the last sighting was 10:00 last night. lexingt lexington elementary is shut down over suspicions the suspect could be nearby. surveillance camera captured him yesterday morning robbing a bank of america branch in scotts valley. he led local police on a car chase on the highway 17 where he hit a number of cars and eventually broke down. an officer fired at him as he ran away into the woods, not clear if he was hit by a bullet. highway 17 was

i'm kris sanchez. >> i am sam brock. the victim is a 70-year-old realtor and former school board member. he was reported missing last wednesday. his body was found 230 miles away in tulare county. gin lu tommy shwe was a visible member of the chinese community in the bay area. bob, investigators revealed today that there are several key clues linking the employee to mr. shwe. >> reporter: good morning to you sam and kris. the santa clara county sheriff and one of her investigators had a news conference here to give us more details on what led their office to find and arrest the suspect in the murder of gin lu tommy shwe, a 70-year-old man who made a living investing in real estate. he had also employed this man for two years. christopher christopher albrecht. he's in jail now for murdering him. the sheriff's office tells us he left behind several clues leading to his arrest on wednesday morning, january 18th, the day after the family reported shwe missing. a morgan hill atm surveillance camera captured him attempting to

. >> i'm kris sanchez. i was on highway 101 in gilroy this morning. it was treacherous for a lot of drivers. that was then, and this is now. live look from our h.d. traffic camera, downtown san francisco, rather at the bay bridge this morning. we have team coverage. >> yeah, kris was part of that team coverage this morning. we turn to the rest. we start with meteorologist carrie hall. a quick break from the rain, but it's coming back. >>> it will be coming back as we go into this afternoon with some light rain. then it gets more intense as we go into the day tomorrow. outside, ocean beach. and dealing with quite a bit of rain. now here's a look at how much rain we've had so far this month. keeping in mind it's only the ninth day in. and in santa rosa, we had 7.75 quarters of rain. in napa, close to 4.5 inches of rain, just below 5 inches. san francisco, over 3 inches there. concord and livermore, 3 inches of rain. significant amounts for oakland toward san jose and hayward. and measuring over an inch of rain there. as we get ready for more heavy downp

in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >>> it's official. the 49ers fired head coach chill kelly and general manager trent baalke. and turn the page, 49ers ceo has scheduled a news conference for 10:00 a.m. to formally announce this change of dleirection. the source tells us the team will hire a new general manager first before beginning the search for a coach. that makes sense. fans we spoke to yesterday say that change is badly needed. >> it's time for a change. we need something different. >> the firing of kelly the niners next year will have their fourth head coach in four seasons. our redell is following developments and will have a live report in the next hour. >>> san jose man -- san jose, i should say, overall saw an alarming jump in crimes in the pastier. the findings from the mercury news contained hard numbers in 2016. homicides hit a 25-year high with a total of 47. other violent crimes spiked more than 10% including robbery and assault. at the same time, property crimes were slightly lower. according to the merc, 16 of the natio

kris van cleave is following this. kris? >> reporter: jeff, customs says there's no signs of any sinister activity here, but this outage couldn't have come at a worse time. >> it was like a line of 1,000 people or more, and it was absolutely despicable. >> reporter: it was a nightmare for international flyers with lines lasting for hours. miami's airport was particularly hard hit. the outage came right as 30 or so flights were arriving. officers had to manually check each passenger before they could be cleared. flyers who have global entry and are used to speeding through customs in minutes, well, last night it took hours. hundreds missed their connecting flights. appears to be due to a software update that was installed last week. that update caused the system to crash. but, jeff, at this point everything appears to be running normally. >> kris, there were a couple other unnerving airline events over the past couple days. >> reporter: absolutely. take a look at this video. southwest flight 3556 flying from san antonio to or

. >> reporter: kri. it's still raining here in guerneville. it has been all day. i want to show you how the river has spilled its banks. you're look at a popular beach.

kris sanchez, today in the bay. >> this is a tool anyone can get. it is our free nbc bay area app you can track the storm, even have you alerted when rain is just about 30 minutes away. >> let's get to breaking news nationally this morning. former president george h.w. bush we have learned is in a houston hospital after complaining of shortness of breath. according to his chief of staff he is fine and expected to be discharged in the next couple of days. the former president is 92 years old. he has experienced his share of health issues in recent years. >>> now the latest news out of our nation's capital. we are two days away from president-elect donald trump's inauguration. demonstrators have already arrived in washington. tracie potts with a look at how crews are preparing for this event. what a buildup to inauguration, tracie. >> reporter: yeah. no kidding. all those demonstrations they are expecting that they don't typically see. we'll talk about that. a new release from our nbc "washington post" poll. overnight he said he doesn't like tweeting

kris sanchez is there on highway 101. what can you tell us? >> reporter: i can tell you you can expect some folks to be very late to work this morning because traffic is barely starting to get back to normal, as the chp now appears to be leading the up peep highway 25 on to highway 101. but you can see, there's a huge stream of water that's flowing over the roadway still right now. and if you can see the road signs behind me, that'll give you some perspective as to how deep it is right now. focus seem to be going, well, slower than they were earlier this morning, as they were just coming up on it in the dark and hitting that water at near full speed. >> obviously, we've lost the connection to kris's audio. but this is one of several highway closures throughout the bay area. >> reporter: this down in gilroy. this is 152 between 25 there. they're having a big problem with some ponding on the roadways there, as you kind of try to go over 101. we'll try to reestablish that connection with kris coming up in a little bit. >> we have reporters everyw

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kris van cleave for us tonight. kris, thank you. in another major story tonight, u.s.ntelligence has concluded that russian president vladimir putin ordered his military to help donald trump win the election. today, the director of national k telligence took the unusual step of releasing an unclassified version of an investigation that details computer hacking, propaganda, and fake news articles. president-elect trump was briefed on the classified report today, but he concluded that the hacking of sensitive democratic party files had no effect on the election. homeland security correspondent jeff pegues is following this. 5- reporter: the 25-page report rates directly that russian president vladimir putin ordered an influence campaign in 2016 aimed at the u.s. presidential election. it started as a grudge against hillary clinton. putin blamed the former y ofetary of state for inciting ross protests in russia against his government in 2011. payback was information warfare that was multifaceted. it included twitter campaigns, propaganda, and fake news, and the hacks of s

kris sanchez, today in the bay. >>> thanks for the update there, kris. 6:35. vallejo police still trying to identify the people who were involved in a deadly robbery at ava hoe pawnshop. two men stormed into pawn advantage last month and shot and dog and also hurt an employee. we have a sketch of one of the robbers. investigate issors hope it will generate leads. the suspect is a man 18 to 20 years old, blonde hair and blue eyes. a $25,000 reward is being offered for information lead to go an arrest. >> manager of the singing millennium tower have until today to lay out a plan for dealing with that problem. this is a story our investigative unit has been following closely. at a hearing yesterday, the city administrator said once the city gets answers to elicit questions, the city can start planning the next step. the city wants to know specifics about the extent of tilting and sinking. the building's total weight and other critical information. an attorney has filed suit against the developer. >> it is is time to stop requesting and time to order millennium pa

. >> kris sanchez is live in san jose with the details. the latest fire just popped up this past weekend. >> right. it's interesting to note that we're here at the california highway patrol. they don't usually investigate fires but because the latest fire happened along the freeway they're involved in the investigation. a lot of eyes looking for the next move of this suspected serial arsonist. that last fire as you mentioned happened just on saturday morning and that's when the fire department responded to a fire off highway 101 north off story road. a handful of palm trees along the freeway. because there were several points where the fire started, that's why investigators believe they were set on purpose. san jose fire cruise were already in the area putting out a different fire. >> it's becoming a chronic fire in this same location. we've had over a couple dozen of these calls over the past few weeks in the same location, same area as the freeway. >> reporter: now, in that latest fire which was around 1:00 in the morning on saturday, th

kris sanchez, today in the bay. >> thank you, kris. a lot of developments there. 6:34. new, overnight crash involving an emt worker just after midnight at the zannger off-ramp. he is expected to be okay. >>> president trump is heading to philadelphia where republicans are holding a three-day strategy meeting. >> hundreds demonstrated overpresident trump will address republicans. gop lawmakers are trying to figure out how to work with their new president and pay for his wall with mexico. mr. trump has said that mexico will pay for the, but there is no clear plan for how that could happen. mexico's president insists his country will not be paying for it. >>> there are a lot of different ways of getting mexico to contribute to doing this. >>> in the meantime, demonstrations were held in sanctuary cities including san francisco, new york, and seattle. they are pledge to go funding for those who protect undocumented workers. >> president trump tweeting out. >> alluding to the fact they may cancel the meeting next week. >> it all comes as san francisco ed lee is getting ready

in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay". >> kris, thank you so much. >>> happening right now, preparations are underway in washington, d.c. ahead of this friday's inauguration. this weekend, a dress rehearsal was held and army band members stood in for the first family. it previewed all the pageantry associated with a peaceful transfer of power. today, more finishing touches are going to be put on the white house. >>> well, donald trump supporters around the country and here in the bay area can hardly wait for friday's event. up to a million people are expected to attend the inauguration in d.c. santa clara's juan hernandez is among the bay area trump supporters headed to washington to watch trump take the oath. he says the entire ceremony, at times, has been overwhelming. >> i did a lot of work with the campaign since june, kind of was stuck to it with my life, and got mail, a fedex package from the presidential inaugurational committee and there were my invites. >> supporters are expected to be joined by many demonstrators in washington. so far, at least a half dozen protests are planned

they made sure it was okay for everyone to deboard. >> kris sanchez, today in the bay. >>> after a new tentative contract, the city and police officers union agreed to a three and a half year contract including an agreement to the recruit and hire more officers. it has been the product of a roll back in pay, retirement benefits. officers still have to ratify the deal. >> floodwaters are dramatically receding along the russian river. here's what's left. a big muddy is mess. the russian river expected to continue dropping several feet today. well, crews on the peninsula are temp the rather closing a major road through traffic. prtola road will be closed today. local traffic will be allowed. >>> what a week. we're getting a look at the drought mass. you see all of northern california drought free. check out these pictures from lake duvall in livermore. that is the scene across reservoirs and all over northern california after these back-to-back storms. >>> 4:36. put away the umbrella. >>> you get to dry out, laura. you can barely see anything in livermore as you step out the door. dense f

. >> kris sanchez joins us. how are things feeling out there so far? >> reporter: well, as making our way, the hayward side here, he could definitely feel the van moving around just a bit. i left my hat on so we could see how windy it is. not too bad at this point. take a look at the california highway patrol traffic advisory page. the richmond, san mateo, and where we are as well, a wind warn. you may see the wet roadways as the rain will continue off and on through the morning, as kari hall mentioned. california highway patrol is advise advisers to slow down keep both hands wheel. it is a particular concern for high profile vehicles like our live truck, semis is and suvs. >>> all right, kris, thank you very much. wind and rain certainly part of the story. as for the high surf, huge waves crashing into the pacifica peer are likely a warmup as they are predicted to top 30 feet by saturday. >> it is gnarly, man. it's horrible. i'm going back where i came from. >> you see the sink hole there on edgemont avenue. the latest round is expanding the aerosion

kris, thank you. >>> that's the "overnight news" for this tuesday.ome of you the news continues. for others, check back with us for the morning news and be sure not to miss "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm scott pelley. >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >> welcome to the "overnight news." i'm jericka duncan. week one of the trump administration got off to a busy start. the president met with union leaders and ordered a freeze on hiring some federal workers. mr. trump took the first step to pull out of the transpacific partnership trade agreement, and dismissed the latest lawsuit against him. margaret brennan begins our coverage. >> all right. we're going to sign three memorandums right now. >> reporter: with the stroke of his pen, donald trump took three executive actions. reinstating a reagan era ban on extending foreign aid to any oversees group that supports abortion rights. ordering a federal hiring freeze, except within the military. and withdrawing the u.s. from a free trade deal with 11 asia pacific count

kris/2shot good morning, and thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchez. sam/2shot and i'm sam brock. ==sam//live== it came down in buckets overnight and early this morning...but things have really started to let up for now in san francisco. here's a live look outside from our city skyline camera, where the skies are gray--- but the camera lens is pretty dry. ==kris//boxes== we have live team coverage with a report on the way from the north bay... but first let's start with meteorologist kari hall. and kari, steady but light for the rest of the day? >> it's going to be very hit or miss as we get a look now at the radar. some of that rain moving across the peninsula and into the east bay, then kind of skipping around the south bay from san jose, but you see some of the sprinkles moving from the santa cruz mountains over toward gilroy and morgan hill. the storm rangers, mountain doppler on san bruno mountain at this point moving around the bay area if need be, but right now we have it parked here to get the best view of the north and the south bay. so, here's a live look at our doppler

kris sanchez is headed to the scene.y will bring us a live report as soon as she arrives. >>> newly released is surveillance showing a deadly robbery in vallejo. two men shot and killed the owner, shot the dog and wounded an employee. $25,000 reward is offered. >>> pg&e could face tough sentences in the pipeline explosion case. federal prosecutors are urging the judge to impose a series of conditions on the utility. it includes rewarding executives for safety rather than profit. also requiring 10,000 hours of community service by managers and putting a monday tore to oversea national gas safety. a jury has convicted the back in august of six felony counts in the san bruno explosion of 2010 which killed eight people. >>> the fallout from last month's deadly warehouse fire is prompting new discussions across the bay in san francisco. among the items scheduled, a report from the fire marshall on the scope of new inspections for houses. >>> today marks 15 years since the united states guantanamo bay prison to detain terror s

kris sanchez is almost there. she will gather the latest information and bring you a live report coming up very soon. >>> 5:02. niles canyon road is closed as the seven for a missing 18-year-old woman continues. she crashed her car this weekend and still hasn't been found. >> just trying to get closure for that family. bob redell has been closely monitoring the story for us. there have been new developments in the search you found out about yesterday. >> reporter: good morning to you, sam and laura. the alameda county sheriff's office believe they have found this young woman's sedan. finding the car has been difficult because of the high water flow caused by the recent rain. divers might be able to retrieve the car later this morning. a drone is hovering over rapids. they believe that is the silver honda accord. members of her family were out here to assist in the search. it turns out they were extremely helpful. it was a family member who spotted that object in the water which turned out to be their car. >> their

they hope to have it reopened by 8:00. >>> kris, thank you. out to benicia. high tide just after midnight triggered this flooding and road closures. we have debris on the road as well. crews overnight closed at least 10 roads and intersections. >> now to a muddy mess in downtown martinez. the waters from alhambra rushed roads. >> more in the south bay near the reservoir reached capacity yesterday and is now spilling into the creek. the onslaught of rain triggered a flash flood alert and closed the trail parts of which were under three feet of water. >>> just a warning for people to pay attention to the creek levels. stay away from the areas most importantly. >> the last time it was full capacity was in 2011 before the drought. >>> a man rescued from floodwaters last night. the russian river continues to raise its flood stage this morning. cheryl hurd heard that man screaming for help. he was trapped by floodwaters. >> big waves at mission yesterday. this is from marco colon. >>> some of our best eyes and ears are you, our viewers. you have been so great sendi

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in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thanks for the very latest there, kris. >>> at 6:03 right now, to a developing story happening at this hour, overnight isis claimed responsibility for the istanbul nightclub shoot that killed 39 people and wounded scores of others. right now the search for the gunman continues this morning. new video shows glimpses of the gunman moving decisively shooting at home. within minutes he killed dozens. then dropped his weapon and escaped among the fleeing survivors. an american from delaware was shot in the leg but managed to make it out alive. >> crazy people came and shooting everything. >> how many? >> i don't know. i saw one person. they're shooting. i'm hiding. >> he said he was in turkey to celebrate the new year with a friend when that attack happened. >>> the deadly new year's attack is rattling the nerves of turkish natives here in the bay area as well. for one man, the attack hit too close to home. >> if i stay sad, nervous, anxious, billboards won't be enough. >> 42-year-old bakan grew up in istanbul but says it's not the same cit

he will return to new york tonight. >> quijano: kris van cleave in washington. thanks. severe weather caused major problems in california this weekend. at least two people were killed in a massive pileup on a foggy stretch of interstate five near bakersfield north of los angeles snow forced interstate five to close in both directions on new year's eve. in mckinney, texas, near dallas, three people were killed saturday when two small planes collided in mid air. officials say the pilots were flying under so called visual flight rules and were not in contact with air-traffic control when they crashed. >> a prosession in chicago saturday as hundreds marched carrying for each person killed there in 2016. it was one of 9 bloodiest years ever in chicago. 762 homicides and more than 3500 shootings. tonight on "60 minutes" bill whitaker reports as gun violence spiked in chicago this year, police activity drof dropped. >> we lost another beloved actor william chris tofer best known as father mulcahy in the tv series mash. >> the whole thing is francis john patrick mulcahy. >> qui

trump expressed skepticism about computers and reports of russian hacking and as kris van cleave reportshe has inside information he'll share this week. >> reporter: a plane carrying russian diplomats expelled by washington took off from dulles airport early sunday morning. donald trump talked about russians interfering with cyber attacks. >> i want them to be sure because it's pretty serious and hacking can be hard to detect. it could be somebody else. >> reporter: trump alluding he had insider information about the hacking. >> i know things others don't know. you'll find out on tuesday or wednesday. >> if he's going to have any credibility as president he needs to stop talking this way. >> reporter: adam smif schiff is the ranking delegate on the intelligence committee. >> none of us have any questions about this. the only one who does, apparently, is donald trump. >> reporter: this comes as burlington electric announced malware linked to russian hackers was found on one of its computers. still trump promised improving relations. >> hopefully we're going have many relationships with co

kris, thank you. the 70-year-old president wasted no time getting to work today.>> the time for empty talk is over. now arrives the hour of action. >> reporter: within hours of being sworn in, the new president got down to business with congressional leaders, >> known as bowk around instructing federal agencies and departments to freeze regulations. >> from this day forward, a new vision will govern our land. >> now president trump will try to turn his vision into policy. that requires getting congress to approve the rest of his cabinet, now that retired generals james mattis and john kelly has been confirmed as the president also plans to announce his nominee to the supreme court within two weeks. there's been a vacancy on the bench since the death of antonin scalia almost a year ago. and next week, mexican officials will come to washington to begin talks about renegotiating the north american free trade agreement and building a border wall. mr. trump may also decide to relocate the u.s. embassy to jerusalem, a move that would send shockwaves through the middle e