i'm christa delcamp. >> kris: and i'm kris anderson. we want to get a check of your forecast, not just for friday, but the whole weekend is ahead of us. >> christa: wren, a lot of pressure. >> wren: i think i can take it because this forecast is we're starting to filter in some cooler air. we have low pressure the our northwest. that will usher in cooler air. bit bihi temperatures will fall through the next couple days. we're starting out cooler, 10 to 20 degrees cooler than yesterday at this time. so hats and mittens not a bad idea at all. feeling like 23 degrees in worcester. 32 degrees in nashua. 32 degrees in plymouth. definitely cooler than yesterday, but our highs are going to still trend mild. so despite starting out cool, we're talking about above-average temperatures again close to 50. well, it's not that it's still going to be above average. get outside and enjoy some of this sunshine and mild conditions. we're going to continue to drop off in the temperature department. i'll take a closer look ahead. >> christa: let's go righ

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bittersweet. >> kris: i saw your tree. tops that tree. >> christa: oh, come on. >> kris: you did a great job. maybe you can help me. >> i had help from my children on that one. 23 days now until christmas. wren, it is feeling kind of warm out there. >> reporter: it has not felt seasonable. these winds are definitely adding the chill factor for us ad between 20-0 miles per hour. we will continue to see that throughout the day today. temperature-wise, we warmed up nicely already. in the low 50's. your weekend is looking dry. we do cool down. >> christa: okay. thank you for watching. i'm christa delcamp. ? at blue cross blue shield of massachusetts, we offer a variety of medicare plans to fit your budget and your lifestyle. e zero things stopping you from really doing what you love. so call now to learn more about our plans that offer everything from annual wellness visits to routine hearing and vision exams, and prescription drugs. we have new dental coverage options too. and we even offer plans with no medical deductible an

i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia cannon. ==sam/2shot== and i'm sam brock. =4shot= ad lib toss to weather ==kari//cu== ==mike//traffic h set== ck traffic maps starting with a delay for "bart" riders ==kris/cu== a u-c-santa cruz student is recovering after jumping a u-c-santa cruz student is recovering after jumping from a moving car... to get away from a would-be kidnapper. ==take vo== police say that the young woman was waiting for a bus at the kresge crest-gee college stop near heller and mclaughlin drive just before one o'clock yesterday morning. that's when she chose to catch a ride with a passing driver. but, the driver didn't stop where he was supposed to... despite the student's pleas for him to pull over. the young woman eventually jump out of the car as the driver slowed for a turn. the driver then took off.. the student has minor injuries. ==sam/curail== today two jail escapees recaptured this week - and the people authorities say assisted them - are scheduled to make their first court appearances since the manhunts

i'm christa delcamp. >> kris: and i'm kris anderson. it is a rainy start to the day. >> christa: you were prepared. >> kris: making it through the rain. >> christa: mud puddles. wren, when is this going to clear out? >> wren: with our schedule, we saw the worst of it. pockets of rainfall. but this is pushing out very quickly. you can see further to our west already drying out. and that's going to be the trend here early this morning. so by 7:00, 8:00, we'll be mostly dry. commute. into the mid-morning, late morning hours, we're looking dry. current temperatures very warm. turns outs the warm front camped to our south making for varying temperatures this morning. 45 in jaffrey. we're at 51 here in boston. temperatures today as we welcome the month of december are going to be well above average. but it's going to be breezy really all day long. also we're dealing with patchy fog this morning. time >> wren: >> danielle: northbound slow as expected. we are watching one crash south of town on 128. and that is northbound there. exit 3, the sho

==kris/2shot== and i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia cannon. =4shot= >>> good monday morning to you. i'm sam bach. >> i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. in our house, the dryer was going constantly. >> my dryer was going because there was a chance to catch up on the chores and trying to get things done this weekend. >> it was a good morning. we will have one day to try out. then it looks like a soggy week ahead. we'll be talking about that. right now as you head out, it is 50 in the south bay. 47 in the try val kri. 40 with cloudy skies. >> we are not sure. we are sending a crew out there. what we have reported is southbound 101. the exit at willow is closed. use university. our camera there shows you north toward willow, we don't see flashing lights or any slowing. we'll bring you confirmation coming up. back to you. >> thank you, mike. serious warning in pacifica this morning. more erosion spot add long the coast after yesterday's downpour. a popular path to the beach is shut down as a result. were demolished after several winter storms pummeled the coastline and a state

kris/2shot good morning, and thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchez. sam/2shot and i'm sam brock. it's now been 11 days--- since the a-t-f launched a methodical, pain-staking investigation into the fire. ==sam//2xvid== at this moment, we're waiting for more information on what investigators turned up. this is a live look at the podium in oakland--- as the a-t-f and other responding agencies prepare to brief us. all of those experts--- the investigators, and electrical engineers, and forensics teams--- have assembled at the office of emergency services building in oakland--- for a news conference scheduled to begin right now, at 11 a-m. we're expecting special agent in charge, jill snyder, to take us through the a-t-f's findings so far... as they finshed collecting evidence over the weekend. ad-lib. ==live== ==newser//vidx1== kris//cu a developing story -- a south bay neighborhood is ordered to shelter in place - based on the evidence that they found at the scene, but they also walked some of the witnesses who were able to escape through the warehouse so that they could piece toget

sam and kris, back over to you. >> quite the life. thank you very much, landon. >>> some good news for you. netflix is going to let you download movies and shows to watch when you are off-line. that means your flight just got a little better. users can get content for their mobile devices at no extra cost. the goal is to keep people on the netflix app even when their signal is spotty. the new feature is available for all android and ios devices. >>> up next, kris, it is world aids day today. the touching memorial thousands attended to remember those killed by the deadly disease. >>> first, happening right now, protecting our waters on our facebook page. how bay area kids are pulling out all the stops including ghost buster uniforms to get other kids engaged in ocean conservation. >>> drones are coming to a store near you. on our home page why star wars enthusiasts will love these drones. back in two minutes. i'm good.? i just took new mucinex clear and cool. what is this sudden cooooling thing happening? it's got a menthol burst. you

sam and kris. >> kari, appreciate that. we're tracking the weather. it's as easy as swiping on our app. it connects to our live doppler radar. you'll know when and where the rain is going to arrive. you can get personalized forecasts just for your neighborhood. >> now we want to turn to deadly fire that claimed 36 lives a week ago today and the investigation into the so-called ghost ship that is now in high gear. all morning long, wee watched the atf crews going into and coming out of the building trying to recreate the situation. all 36 victims are now identified. among the last ones to get confirmation of are jennifer mind owe la, joseph matlock who went by joey. bob rid dell is live in oakland. bob, you just talked to the father of one of the victims. what is he saying now? >> reporter: good morning, kris. the father, bob, la peen, he's a professional photographer. he flew in from utah to collect the remains of his sons and this morning to take pictures of the so-called ghost ship warehouse. the place where his son edmond and 35 oir people perished

= =cover shot= =kris/4shot= good morning - and thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchez. i'm sam brock (toss kari) ==wx/cu== =w . ==wx toss trx== ==trx/ck= ck traffic maps "bart" is recovering... >>> a second ago kari said hold on to your hats. make sure covering your ears too. >> our moms always say cover your head. yes do that this morning. we are also seeing those gusty winds kick up. once again that live look. you tell the camera is shaking around a bit. we're going to check in with wind advisories on those bridges. temperatures advisories not as cold. we felt them tipping a lot more along the coast. we'll talk about all of that and a beautiful weekend ahead coming up heading over to mike. >> . >> there was a maintenance vehicle blocking the bart tck

. >> i'm kris sanchez. more on that interview in a moment. first, here is the latest information from a news conference we carried live on "today in the bay." 36 people are confirmed dead and investigators do not expect to find more victims. 35 people have been identified. all of the victims died of smoke inhalation according to the coroner. as of right now, news crews have gone through about 85% of the building. >> we continue with team coverage. sharon katsuda is reporting on the victims. among them, musicians, teachers and students. we begin with pete suratos with the latest on the investigation and what crews are doing at the warehouse right now. pete. >> reporter: good morning to you guys. we are expecting another operational red day. they determine it will take place sometime this afternoon. i imagine around 2:00 p.m. we're getting new information as far as what may have been the cause of death for at least half of the victims. on the latest, there were 36 victims located inside of the warehouse during the deadly fire. that's the same n

kris including brea n >>> welcome back. door, here are the top store rose on nbc bay area. >>> breaking news in the south bay where a standoff continues in east san jose. we just learned that the man who was barricaded inside a home, has his 6-year-old little girl with him right now. let's get straight to bob redell. bob, what can we say about this little girl at this point? >> reporter: good morning, kris and sam. san jose police say they are in contact with the father who has barricaded himself inside this home on the 3200 block of arthur avenue. he is armed with a gun. he has threatened to kill himself. the alarming piece of news is his 6-year-old daughter is inside. he has not yet released her. they are trying to get him to release her. when i asked if they considered her to be a hostage, they don't. they don't consider her to be a hostage. they have no indication he has threatened to hurt her. given what's going on in there, they do want him to release her. this started around 1:4r5, 911 call of a family disturbance. w

. >> kris: 'tis the season, right? >> christa: wren clair is here with the latest on your forecast this friday. >> meaghan: we saw some sunshine today. a beautiful friday, not quite as warm as what we did see yesterday. we'll continue to cool down as we head into the weekend. weld as we head enter your monday, but right now we're looking dry and cool. take a look at these temperature changes we've seen in the last 24 hours. 10 degrees cooler than yesterday at this time. currently in boston, worcester, 11 degrees cooler. new bedford 0 degrees cooler than yesterday at this time. so moral of the story, grab a coat before you head out the door, because here's what it's feeling like. 29 degrees in bedford. 32 in nashua and 31 here in boston. definitely a little more winter-like than what we saw yesterday. as we head enter today, we you can see this low pressure system parked to our northwest. and actually delivering some flurries already in new york. and this could bring some flurries today to the berkshires, but for us, we

. >> i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. we do have a warning in effect. >> we have freeze warnings in effect. we will have this last morning of these very cold temperatures. so we are in a microclimate weather alert as we keep you up-to-date on what's happening. getting a look where we do have the freeze warnings in effect for the inland areas and the hills. a frost advisory in effect for the coastal areas. also the inner bay. that will be in effect until 8:00. this is a look at the temperature now. 31 in concord. 30 in santa rosa. 29 in morgan hill. they will continue to dip a few more degrees before sunrise. as we head over to mike, report of ice causing a crash? >> there may be a puddle that hadn't dried up from the rain. we are looking at southbound 17 here. the person involved in this crash that is now out of lanes on the shoulder, right over the lexington reservoir they caught a patch of black ice. chp said it is icy right there. others said the roadway is not a problem. just slow it down. be prepared for that possibi

i am kris sanchez. >> i'm sam brock. we learned early this morning in the 7:00 hour that the recovery portion is over. the victim count is capped at 36 people killed. 35 of those loved ones have been identified. one person has not. roughly two-thirds of the names have been released, including nine more last night. right now investigators are trying to unravel what caused the fire, and they're focusing on a specific area of the warehouse. >> nbc bay area's pete suratos joins us life from the scene in oakland. it's been emotional for the families, obviously, but the first responders who have been looking for the loved ones since friday, it's taking a toll on them too. >> reporter: good morning. it has been a very emotional process for the first responders and the families involved in all of this. as you mentioned, the search for the victims inside of the oakland warehouse is 100% complete. in talking to oakland police, they tell me that this investigation is far from over. nearly five days after the deadliest fire in oakla

they are gusty right now. >>> kris, u.s. intelligence officials now believe with a, quote, high level of confidence that russian president vladimir putin was involved in a covert campaign to interfere with the u.s. election. >> those officials tell nbc news that what started as a feud with hillary clinton quickly became an effort to damage the political process in the united states and at the center of it all is russian president vladimir putin. nbc's cynthia mcfadden has the story. >> reporter: nbc news has learned from senior intelligence officials this morning that russian president vladimir putin was personally involved in the campaign to undermine the u.s. election. the officials tell us that new information derived from diplomatic sources and spies working through u.s. allies points directly to the russian president. with one high-level official saying that putin's role was to direct how the hacked material from democrats was used. his objectives, multi-facetted. it began, one official says, as a vendetta against hilla

=kris/vo= kris live tease =kris/live= kris live tease =laura/vo= >> reporter: and we're also learningore of the identities of the victims who died in the fire. we'll tell you more about who we know was identified overnight. >> also breaking overnight, a strong earthquake rattled indonesia, killing nearly 100 people, and the death toll could still rise. a frantic search for survivors this morning. "today in the bay" starts right now. >>> a very good wednesday morning. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. bundle up. this will be the coldest day of the week and maybe the year? >> so far, yes. we're below freezing in the north bay. that's what we're watching for, not only that, but also tracking the next rainmaker that will be here later this evening. here is a live look at some of the temperatures now. it's 36 degrees in concord, 44 in oakland and san francisco, and yes, you see the below freezing temperatures in the north bay. we're headed there in the tri-valley and parts of the south bay. as we once again take a look at all the clouds moving closer, we'll

==kris/2shot== and i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia cannon. =4shot= >>> good monday morning to you'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. in our house, the dryer was

in mountain view, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> all right, kris, we'll find out where you pop up next. good advice. our free nbc bay area app is a great way to track the weather conditions in your neighborhood. you can use live doppler radar to get a detailed forecast in your community. >>> breaking news we've been following for the last several hours. within the last hour to hour and a half, we saw passengers disembarking from a hijacked libyan aircraft diverted to malta. this is video from earlier this morning. officials say the two hijackers want to keep the pilot, but apparently they were allowing people on board the 118-person aircraft to get off. they diverted a state-run commercial plane flying internally in libya over to malta. they were threatening to blow it up with hand grenades. officials say the flight originally going to tripoli had 118 people on board. >>> more breaking news this morning at 6:06, the international manhunt for the suspect in the deadly berlin truck rampage is now over. >> early this morning authorities in italy shot and killed that 24-year-old tu

"= =runs 1:00= ==kris/anim== new this morning... ==cu== . >>> yes good morning to you guys back in the studio. it's a very controversial issue. the city of san francisco may be one step closer to letting drug addicts shoot up inside health centers. biggest hurdle is that it is against california law. city leaders want to let those with addictions use already existing navigation centers created to help the homeless. state law has to be changed to allow centers also help addicts. >> we want to help the drug user by giving them a safe place but also the neighborhood. some say san francisco police officers are going too far in their latest repo . >> in san francisco for today in the bay reform plan. ==nat== "many will die or be injured - this could actually happ . >>> some say san francisco police are going too far in their response to controversial reform plan. >> many will die or be injured. >> this could happen with the proposal before the city police commission. >> the police officer union come out with a new proposal to restrict of

kris, any relatives or friends living in the midwest? you kind of know a little bit about what's going on here right now. winter weather pounding that part of the country. and that's just the tip of the iceberg. an iceberg is how much of the country is going to feel like by the end of the week with temperatures 20 degrees below normal in some places. nbc's kristen dahlgren is in burlington, vermont, where the snow just continues to fall. >> reporter: well, hello from a snowy burlington, vermont, where the snow clearing is in full swing here. this storm has already been a travel nightmare. a scary scene in detroit as a plane slid off a snow-covered runway. >> 724, we just went into the grass. >> reporter: 70 passengers on board delta flight 724 were unharmed as the aircraft struggled to brake, sliding on to the grass. and only adding to the chaos across midwest airports. more than 1500 flights canceled, leaving travelers scrambling. >> call before you head to the airport. >> reporter: the midwest hammered with more than a foot of snow fal

kris? >> reporter: good morning. this morning derick almena was outraged and tearful as he talked about the young people whose lives were lost and about living here at the warehouse with his wife and three children who he says he put to bed every night. when he was asked about whether he and his wife were profiting from these illegal dwellings that turned deadly, he got very upset. >> i don't want to talk about it. i don't want to talk about me. i don't want to talk about profiting. this is profit? the loss of mass lives? i'm a father. i laid my three children down there every night chl prol? this is nol prol chl this is loss. this is a mass grave. >> in that exclusive interview this morning, which you can see in inet cetera tirity, derick almena and his wife micah allison talked about renting this warehouse three years ago and collecting rent from the tenants here and why they weren't at home at the time of the fire. in another exclusive interview with jody hns he said he thought the building was up to code when he

. >> i am kris sanchez. the investigation into the ghost ship fire revealed that the illegal dwellings inside the warehouse had never been inspected. while a routine inspection would have been uncovered the potentially deadly situation, supporters of artist communities in oakland and san francisco gathered thousands of signatures on a petition asking for a hold on the fire inspections. pete suratos is live in san francisco where the petition was just dropped off. pete, the artists are not objecting to being safer, only that the random inspections could lead them out on the street, right? >> reporter: a lot of the artists feel the building inspections following the ghost ship fire have been unsolicited. you could hear the frustration in their voice during the meeting that just took place at city hall. >> i have 10,000 signatures. >> reporter: julie works with care two. they compiled the signatures of more than 10,000 folks calling on the city's building inspection commission to stop what she refers to as a pu

= kris/2shot good morning, and thanks for joining us. i'm kris sanchez. sam/2shot and i'm sam brock. the timing...could shake up your travel plans a little. we're talking about the return of rain showers and cooler temperatures for the holiday weekend. ==sam//boxes== a live look outside with our network of traffic cameras. from san francisco, to san jose, the golden gate and bay bridges -- the sun is shining. ad-lib. but that's going to be changing very soon. let's turn to meteorologist kari hall. kari. ==omni== ==kari//wx chroma== =wx toss to anchors= ==kris/vo== the rain heading to the bay area is expected to bring a lot of snow to the sierra-- just in time for the christmas holiday. if you're planning to head to the snow... the c-h-p and caltrans have some tips to stay safe. ==add rail== first... get chains - and - practice putting them on your tires. make sure you're dressed appropriately and pack extra clothes, food, and blankets in case you get stuck in traffic. finally-- keep your gas tank full. you don't get great mileage when it's cold out, and y

kris and sam. >> staying busy there. thank you, kari. >>> the state of undocumented students remains uncertain when president-elect trump takes office. now congress is asking president obama to step in. >>> but first, happening right now, a tsunami watch has just been canceled. kari was talking about that a second ago. following a 7.8 magnitude earthquake that struck just off the solomon islands. you can follow us on twitter for more updates, should there be any. on our home page, president-elect donald trump is expected to pick fast-food executive andrew puzder to lead the labor department. right now he heads up the parent company of carl's jr., hardees and other chains and is a critic of minimum wage increases. back with more news in two minutes. - hi, it's me. [imitates fanfare] lois prices from grocery outlet. - hi, it's... the rest of us! - hey there. - hi! - hey. loifor over 60 years now, grocery outlet has been selling the brands you know and love, for up to 60% less than what you'd pay at traditional grocery stor

kansas secretary of state kris kobach joins us next."hannity" continues. ♪ jack be nimble, jack be quick, jack knocked over a candlestick onto the shag carpeting... ...and his pants ignited into flames, causing him to stop, drop and roll. luckily jack recently had geico help him with renters insurance. because all his belongings went up in flames. jack got full replacement and now has new pants he ordered from banana republic. visit geico.com and see how affordable renters insurance can be. >>> ♪ >>> i have a message for the drug dealers, the gang members and the criminal cartels that are terrorizing all of our citizens in cities and different places throughout the united states, and the message is that your days are numbered. we're getting you out. we will build a great wall and we will stop illegal immigration for good, and we have will doors in that wall and people will come into that wall, and they'll come through that wall by the ten also of thousands, but they're coming in legally. >> that was president-elect donald trump over the

"today in the bay's" kris sanchez arrived on the scene and has the latest on the details of the manhunt under way right now. >> reporter: good morning laura and sam. you see a heavy police presence out here. we have san jose pd and santa clara is also on the scene because they're on the other side of stephens creek. about 2:17, three suspects appeared to be in a fight. two of them fired at two other men, and a witness was a santa clara police officer. he immediately called for backup. one suspect managed to dash away into a warehouse there, toyota, stevens creek, the part behind the showroom where that suspect is believed to be holed up. the officer we spoke with, lieutenant paul joseph says the canine bee-lined into that warehouse. >> we are now searching that lot and searching the warehouse on the lot with the use of our canines to try to find that third person. the third subject dropped a pistol as he was running into the lot. we're trying to fig kbrur out what is role is in this event. >> reporter: back here the search continues for that suspect who is believed to be armed possibly,

. >>> kris, six years in prison. that's the sentence for the man whose drunk driving spree killed someone in east san jose. carlos villalobos pleaded guilty to vic lar manslaughter. he hit six cars and trucks and the seventh collision killed the driver of a yellow volkswagen which happened to be a husband and father. his wife left the courthouse yesterday without speaking to reporters. >> this has been very hard on them. obviously he has a young daughter. she's only five years old. it's been very difficult for her and very difficult for his widow. >> prosecutors say villalobos could have been sentenced to ten years in prison. the court showed him leniency because of his age, 20 years old, and the fact he had in prior criminal record. >>> the return of the rain after a couple of days to clear out. we take a familiar theme. >> that's right. we need the umbrellas again today as the rain returns and mild temperatures. this is a preview of what's to come. i'll have a look at the complete microclimate forecast with all tha

kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much. as we mentioned, pete suratos is in marin county, vena arvee any arana out there, also. our app is a great way to track the weather conditions. you can get a detailed forecast for your community. >>> pretty big breaking news on this friday morning. the international manhunt in the deadly attack is over. 24-year-old anis amri was shot. it started with a routine security check in milan when police at a train station asked for amri's papers. that's when he pulled out a handgun and managed to shoot one police officer before being killed. that officer was hit in the shoulder and is expected to survive. authorities are looking into amri's ties to isis. >> as the holiday weekend approaches, festivities ramping up. bay area law enforcement agencies are cracking down on drunk driving. san jose police wrapped up a checkpoint downtown on 4th street right off san fernando. teams funneling three lanes there down to one. ten officers were staffed to evaluate drivers. while this check point is over,

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kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> kris, thank you very much. in the meantime, we're tracking erosion concerns right now along our coastline. kari talking about the king tides all week. today the city of pacifica is expected to announce drastic measures to improve public safety. "today in the bay's" bob redell is tracking that aspect of us and will give us an update coming up in the next half hour. >>> until then, a good resource for the storm is our free nbc bay area app. you can go there to check out live interactive doppler radar, get weather alerts straight to your smart phone and you can track the hour-by-hour forecast in realtime. >> it is 5:05. new this morning, police in oakland investigating a shooting that left two men dead. it happened around 8:30 in east oakland on eades near 98th avenue. police have not released the victim's identity. so far there's no word about what may have led up to that shooting. >> a morgan hillman was beaten so badly that he may have suffered permanent brain damage. neighbors say it started with a fight over

good morning, kris. we are here on shoreline highway in mill valley. as you can see, the king tides were expected to roll in i would say about 10:53 to 11:07. it's affecting this area on shoreline highway. this area is starting to experience big-time flooding. you can see in the distance caltrans. i talked to them off camera. they mentioned, once you start to see the flooding picking up as we are seeing, they'll start to close off this area. it's important to be careful when you are driving on the road as the water creeps up above our feet. i want to go to chp where they're explaining to folks the importance of driving safely in the weather. >> our message to people is, if the roadway is wet, please slow down and give yourself the extra time. give yourself space when you're driving and be very cautious when you're driving. >> reporter: back live out here on shoreline highway. as caltrans lays down the cones. it looks like they'll start to shut off this area due to the king tide issue. right now we're not seeing rain, obviously, but as the king tides ro

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good morning to you, kris. the sonoma county sheriff's department arrested andrew faulkner of guerneville in connection to the crime. school officials say the name does not ring a bell. i did go inside of the high school not too long ago. the damage is pretty bad. i spoke to a couple students. they are understandably shocked by all these events. an act of vandalism at a north bay catholic school that's left everyone scratching their heads. >> it seems he had taken a fire extinguisher or large plant containers that we have and went through our main building, breaking glass. >> reporter: cleanup crews picked up the shattered glass this morning at cardinal newman high in santa rosa. the sheriff's department arrested a 23-year-old man for allegedly breaking into the school last night and, in the process, destroying trophy cases, classroom windows, computers and ripping off the arm of a statue honoring cardinal newman himself. no motive has been provided at this time and the suspect is currently in custody at the so

her dad watched as selena houck and kris kringle shared laughs. >> she's been talking to santa for like 15 minutes now, talking his ear off. >> i tell him what i want for christmas, more shopkins. >> reporter: but this type of interaction is something her mother says didn't always happen, especially when it came down to photos. >> a lot of times the pictures came back and she wasn't looking or smiling, but everybody else was and it was hard because before her stroke >> reporter: stephanie smith captured that smile through lenses for love, something smith started when she learned another photographer had refused to work with a woman whose child had downs syndrome. >> look at your muscle. >> reporter: when we first met smith over the summer, she

kris sanchez joins us.there is so much grief here. >> that grief coming from people who aren't sure whether or not they are victims. it's a difficult story. the memorial here is growing and folks have been leaving candles and flowers. there are artistic touches. we saw a painting there. this has been growing while the alameda county coroner has been working to identify victims. we now know there are 36 known victims and 11 of them have been identified. that's three more than last night. each person an individual but clearly with a love of music and art in common. one victim was 17 years old. travis çhough, a musician. 24-year-old nick gomez-hall was administrative assistant by day and david clines. 30-year-old sara hoda was a teacher in walnut creek. there is a candlelight memorial planned for 8:00 tonight. we'll try to find more stories of these victims as families and friends share them. kris sanchez, today in the bay. >> so much loss there. thank you. >>> we are learning new information this morning abo

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we'll be see you back in a half hour. >> stay safe, stay warm, kris. our free nbc bay area app is a great way to track the weather conditions in your neighborhood. use our live doppler radar for a detailed forecast for your community. >>> breaking news at 5:37. the international manhunt for the suspect in the deadly berlin truck rampage is over. early this morning, authorities in italy shot and killed 24-year-old anis amri. italy's interior minister says it started when police in a train station asked for amri's papers. that's when he reportedly pulled out a handgun and managed to shoot one place officer before being killed. that officer was hit in the shoulder but is expected to survive. authorities are looking into amri's ties to isis. >>> it's 5:38 on your friday morning. felony sexual assault charges have now been filed against a 15-year-old de la salle high school football player three weeks after he was initially arrested and released. concord police say that case is going to be referred to the juvenile court system. the student is not being iden

=kris/4shot= >>> it is 5:29 right now.chilly and clear start right there, but there's some fog that's going to affect your commute this morning as well. >> a couple different locations. good morning. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock. >> i'm kris sanchez in for laura kari, the fog is not everywhere. >> not everywhere. that's what we all have in common this morning. we will get sunshine after the clouds and fog roll out. a live look outside at san jose. 44 degrees. 45 in palo alto and 41 in concord. into the rest of the day it will be sunny and beautiful. i'll have details on that and very chilly air coming in early next week. heading over to mike, better news for highway 92. >> the tree that was down across the eastbound direction has been cleared getting out of half moon bay. we have a delay westbound that might be the equipment moving around. it should be clear in a couple seconds. i see more slowing out of the altamont pass. light traffic through the area. use caution and slow if you have to if the conditions requ

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here is kris van cleave. >>> box by box. customs officers are on the hunt for counterfeit goods. like this entire cargo container full of fake designer ugg boots. officer gabrielle richardson. >> this box right here. kind of flimsy. it's not, not labeled uggs on the outer box. >> doesn't look the part? >> right. >> clothing. electronics. shoes. jewelry. and purses. counterfeiters favorites. this time of year, toys, avenger action figures and aechk disney. customs chief deputy officer, scott ruttledge. >> think the average person would know the difference if they saw these on a shelf? awe not likely. they're pretty good nearly the size of two football fields. just one of four inspection sites at the port of new york and new jersey. this whole warehouse is full of just today's shipments. tomorrow, it starts tall over again. so far this year, customs has seized more than a billion dollars in counterfits. and that's just in the new york area alone. national nationally, the number of seizures by customs has been on the rise since 2007. jumped 25% in 2015. the bulk of the counterfeit g

good morning, kris. >> good morning, laura and sam. a very fine misty rain. vianey arana has a fancy weather tool to tell what the wind gusts are here. we'll shoot into the light so you can see where the rain is moving around, flurrying as if it were snow this morning on the summit and folks still driving far too fast for the conditions. we want to show you a live picture we have in ben loman where it's still steadily raining this morning. ha is one area of concern, but the fire area of the loma fire, that's where this storm crests were really ernest in the last couple days. folks lined up sandbags lining loma chiquita road. we caught up with a homeowner who lost his shed. he's worried the hillside could come down. the water district is worried about the hillside coming down and where that mud will end up. >> the really steep areas, first of all, they burned hotter than other places. so everything is gone on the steep areas. there's going to be erosion there. >> we or concerned that sediment or debris will come off the burn fire scar and end up in the reservo

i'm kris sanchez, along with vianey arana, who's been very busy this morning because we do have that microclimate weather alert. i know we saw frost on some of the windshields in the parking lot. >> we did and we are expecting to see even colder temperatures tonight. so we are going to keep that microclimate weather alert as we continue to see those 30s and 20s for parts of tri-valley and even out near north bay. here's a look right now at walnut creek. we're seeing 30s all the way around, 36 degrees in san francisco, and out near san jose, also until the 30s at about 33 degrees. now, areas like walnut creek, we could be seeing those 20s drop even lower. we're taking 24, 25, so we are definitely going to want to keep an eye on that, which means that freeze warning that was supposed to be in effect until 8:00 a.m. today has been extended until 8:00 a.m. tomorrow. so if you have any plans that need to be covered or any pets that you typically have hanging out outdoors, you might want to bring them in. that frost advisory has also been extended and that is for san francisco and of cours

have a great day. >> kris, appreciate that.k you. >>> still ahead, the new year brings a whole lot of new laws to california. for bart riders there is a big change when it comes to parking. what you need to know to avoid a hefty fine next. you're watching nbc bay area news. >>> the new year is only a week away and with 2017 comes a new parking crackdown at bart stations. happy new year. bart is also increasing fines for illegal parking. nbc's pete certificate rat toe shows us how much it will cost you if you violate parking rules at bart lots. >> reporter: that fine could double for those who park illegally in a bart parking lot. that's going to start next week. that could double if you're parking in a permitted lot. here are the changes we're going to see next week. if you're parking in a daily spot that fine last year was $35 but now it's going to jump to $55. if you illegally park in a permitted spot that fine was previously $45 now it's going to nearly double to $75. if you have five for more of those fines in a year there

in oakland, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> now we have new faces to go with this tragedy that has been unfolding for the last 72 hours. we now the names of ten more victims who parished in the devastating fire as the bay area mournings those lives lost. you see tears from last night's memorial. learning more about the hea heart-wrenching final moments of those trapped inside. "today in the bay's" pete suratos has more on the overnight recovery process. also expecting a news conference at 6:00. >> reporter: yes. we'll get the news conference with details to see where investigators are as far as progress goes in that search for the victims. of course, we've taken an emotional toll on the first responders. hearing stories from the alameda county sheriff's office of a mother getting her text message from her daughter moments before she passed away in this deadly fire. we can now confirm according to officials that there are 36 victims. we could possibly learn if there are more coming up. crews able to search roughly 75% of the warehouse as of last night. they are making progress. yest

i'm kris sanchez. >> i'm sam brock. we have several breaking news stories that we're tracking this morning. one is a fire in castro valley. the other a barricade-like incident in east san jose. >> kari, we were talking about the king tides as well. >> that's going to be a big issue, especially along the coastline and parts of the bay where we may have minor floodings. this is ahead of the next storm system. we have a high fluctuation between high tide and low tide. at golden gate we will see the high tides at about 10 clock this morning. tomorrow shortly before 11:00 and before noon on thursday, where it could be up to two feet above normal tides. we're watching that, also watching for the potential of some flooding and heavy rain on thursday. it could also down some trees and power lines. details on all of that and the storm ahead is coming up in a few minutes. mike is tracking slow spots in san jose. >> specifically san jose. the bay bridge toll plaza also slow. we expect that. san jose unexpectedly slow because of th

kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, kris. also happening later in oakland, another prayer vigil being organized for the victims of the warehouse fire. the vigil is scheduled to take place at the skyline community church in oakland on skyline boulevard. it gets under way at 7:00 tonight. >>> as questions mount about what led up to the ghostship warehouse fire, we've uncovered more dwellings where people are living and inspectors are investigating. >> inspectors from the fire department visited three properties in response to zoning complaints. this one nicknamed death trap. we spoke with oakland councilwoman rebecca kaplan about the city's safety responsibility. >> why wasn't anything done earlier? >> exactly. that is part of why i'm supporting the request of members of the public that there be an independent investigation because we don't yet know. do people go out and report the problems they saw and nothing was done? >> there was also a dramatic list of demands from council members at city hall yesterday including calls for