in the newsroom, kris sanchez. >> thank you, kris. >>> getting updates by the minute. bring us another report in less than 25 minutes. until then, we'll be updating the story across all of oour odigital platforms. >>> happening today. remembering a fallen police officer. we're just hours away from a memorial service for vegas. the richmond officer shot and killed in his own vallejo home. >> how that community is coming together this morning. a very somber morning to remember the man loved by so many. but also in vallejo. the place, the town where officer gus vegas lived. known there for not only being a family man, but also someone who is very involved in the lives of foster children. he was fostering a child when he was murdered last week. he was shot and killed last thursday morning, a week ago yesterday. he was inside his home in vuhoe. off duty at the time. he heard a commotion in his daughter's bedroom and when he went up to open the door the suspect robert vega fired one shot at him instantly killing officer vegas. officer vegas' 6-year-old grandson was inside

fremont, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thank you, kris. for an in-depth look into this investigation, we will post updates there as soon as we get them. >>> at 6:05 new this morning a man is dead after being struck by at least one car on a freeway onramp in san francisco. the chp had to close down a few lanes of interstate 280 as they were investigating last night's crash. it happened just before 11:00 at the monterey boulevard onramp to northbound 280. that victim was not in the crosswalk when he was hit. >>> at 6:05 right now. a man is in jail this morning accused of killing his own girlfriend. a young mother from san jose. ward police arrested esmid pedraza yesterday and he is being held for the death of 22-year-old stacey aguilar. last seen leaving a friend's birthday party in hayward with pedraza. right now police are not saying how they connected pedraza to the crime. >>> happening today in just a couple of hours, the santa cruz teenager accused of killing his 8-year-old neighbor heading back tacourt. adrian gonzalez is charged with

we go to "today in the bay" kris sanchez. kris, that station will be the so-called grand central station for the bullet train. good morning. >> you can see it's a pretty busy normal morning here. now, the big news today is that the high-speed rail could be coming north to silicon valley first before going south to burbank and down to anaheim and disneyland and l.a. and all of the rest of it. that is according to a new report that is due out on friday. a source in san jose city hall confirms that that announcement is coming as the high-speed rail authority releases its business plan that is out every two years. the planned route statewide also included the silicon valley and the central valley section under construction and now we know the construction will continue north from bakersfield to san jose instead of south to l.a. from bakersfield as detailed in the last business plan. a computer renderings illustrate what will happen earlier than expected here at the dirdon station. according to the mercury news which contained an e

. >> kris sanchez live in hayward with new information about this suspect. kris? >> good morning to you, laura. we know now that esmid pedraza was in this country illegally and they were in the process of deporting him when he allegedly killed his girlfriend. he is due in court today as you said to be formally charged with the death of his girlfriend, 22-year-old stacey aguilar whose body was found last saturday. she had been shot several times. aguilar and pedraza were seen leaving a party the weekend before. her mother told our partners that she believes pedraza beat her. we confirm with i.c.e. officials before he was taken into custody on february 16th that he was to be deported back to mexico for a dui charge. now, i.c.e. bput a formal requet into alameda county so that he could be turned over to i.c.e. for imdwramigration action. we found that alameda county will only notify i.c.e. before releasing suspects if they have serious gang convictions or terrorist affiliations. we don't know if that is the case with esmid pedraza who is due at court at 2:00 this aft

sjc airport. >> that's where we find kris sanchez this morning. not just san jose, but all bay area airports getting flooded with people ahead of the super bowl. >> this could affect you even if you're not a fan and you're traveling for business into next week. the folks who are behind me here, they're taking off maybe on purpose. they're trying to skip town for super bowl weekend. start to land right around the 8:00 hour and that's when things are really going to start to pick up. we can show you how the high rollers travel here at maneta san jose and lots of folks are going to be taking their first selfies at the airports because they're all gin the black and gold of super bowl 50. a new executive terminal here at sjc and according to the faa, more than 1,000 private jets will travel through sjc and other area airports large and small. there were 90 working oout of here yesterday alone. this is the crush that the average joe can expect. we're trying to desensitize you with a little bit of that hectic holiday travel holiday video here. at oakland

i'm kris sanchez. that report coming up. >>> the ship of all ships back in the bay area. when we'll get another glinges glimpse of the famous benjamin franklin. >>> i'm sam brock. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. let's get to that thursday morning forecast with kari. warming up this afternoon, once again, into near record territory. we're now at 52 degrees in san francisco and the east bay. 43 degrees in the north bay. and a high today of 78 degrees in the south bay. 77 in the north bay. and the east bay looking at 76 degrees. so, this will be the last day of very warm temperatures before we catch a chance of rain. i'll talk more about that coming up in a few minutes. >> not for 880 itself. 880 moves very well and the lighter flow from here at the colise coliseum. if you're going through downtown oakland over to the island of alameda overnight maintenance should be just reopening and for now for the next few minutes use the bridges and high street

today's top stories before we send you off to "today" show in just a few minutes. >> start with kris sanchez following a deadly hit and run in west san jose. kris? >> you may be able to help solve this crime. police are looking for a little red sports car. if you're hitting the road right now, this is what you should look for in san jose. red honda civic del sol. only in production for six years and because of the low proofile, that two-seat sports car likely has damage from hitting a bicyclist. the driver was going northbound on winchester avenue north of loma verde. at this point we only know it is a man. the santa clara county coroner will have to work to identify him and notify his family. police say if you know anything about that driver or about that car, always remember you can call police and give that information anonymously. in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >>> i'm bob redell live here in richmond where you can see the richmond police department has lowered their flags to half staff to honor their 15-year member of the force. officer gus vegas who was shot and killed

. >> kris sanchez live at san jose maneta international airport. with the mad rush expected there. kris, they have been preparing for this for quite some time. >> they've seen this storm coming for a while, though it doesn't appear on the radar, just faa radar. mostly quiet where the regular folks will start arriving. but when they do, what a welcome. if you've been in any of our bay area airports and you've seen all the gold and black signage, trumpeting the arrival of super bowl 50 and this is how the high rollers are going to travel. more than 1,000 private jets will travel through sjc and other bay area airports large and small. but this is how the rest of us travel likely. this is the crush that the average joe can expect. a little bit of holiday travel video. maneta expects another crush on monday and they got a huge crush yesterday, as well. at oakland international a loan expecting a 20% jump in travelers, according to "mercury news." sfo expects 1.3 million passengers through super bowl weekend, in particular, sfo is bracing for a 50% spike in travelers. on monday, the day

kris sanchez monitoring the very latest as it it comes in this morning. what do you know so far, kris? >> this was a deadly attack and deadly air strike, laura. 41 people are dead according to the town council there. we'll show you the area where this happened. we're talking about the city of sabratha in libya. nbc news confirms it was a farm house about six miles outside that city that was hit. the "new york times" is reporting that this man was the target. who is a terrorist leader who at times he reports was linked to two major tourist attacks in tunet tunisia last year. 41 people were killed in the air strike and six wounded and they're citing the hospital number there's. the strike came at 3:30 in the morning there and the council also said that machine guns and rocket-propelled grenade launchers were found near the air strike sites. now, just tuesday "nightly news" reported that in regards to isis expansion into libya, president obama said we will continue to take actions where there is a clear target. in mind this seems to be one of those times. t

it happened near worcester avenue and east julienne street not far from 101 where we find kris sanchez live this morning with the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: good morning, laura. we know the young woman is in her 20s and the man who police suspect pulled the trigger is also in his 20s. he is now in custody. you can see here behind me that police remain here on the scene for what is right now an attempted murder investigation. several people here at the apartment complex called 911 around 1:00 after hearing gunshots. what officers found when they arrived is the woman in her 20s with gunshot wounds serious enough it is unclear at this point whether she will survive. >> officers found a female victim suffering from life-threatening gunshot wounds. she was transported to an area hospital. we have one suspect in custody. >> reporter: that suspect is a man also in his 20s. he is now being questioned and officers are talking with witnesses here at the apartment complex this morning. police would not say whether the victim and the suspect lived here or what their relationship mig

"today in the bay" kris sanchez live in milpitas. we can see security around you already very tight. >> we see the police here and secret service are on the inner perimeter. just because the president doesn't have any public events doesn't mean that there won't be any public impact. people tap their brakes as they're moving by. the president stayed that sheraton hotel right at the 880 freeway near the montgue expressway exit. for that reason barber road, a local road it is going to be closed. new video this morning of those flashing signs and the police lights making it it clear that the roadways only open to hotel guests and to nearby companies like abbott. here's the president arriving on air force one last night. and at 11:00 this morning, the president will attend a fund-raising brunch at a palo alto home. this was the scene outside the home of steve wesley last night. he is the former state controller and venture capitalest who is holding a fund-raiser for the democratic national committee today. that will raise $250 a person. 1

kris sanchez is live at santa clara university this morning where kris vaccinations are going to be offered as early as this week? >> reporter: right. they're going to offer free vaccines to students on thursday and friday. right now the focus is trying to find out who else had contact with the two students who landed in the hospital on sunday and then get yesterday. we expect to hear more at a press conference at 10:30 this morning by the santa clara public health officer who will talk about the two confirmed cases of meningitis. the university again is trying to track down anyone who might have had contact with those two students. symptoms are similar to the flu. they are sudden fever, head ache, stiff neck, sometimes vomiting and confusion. but it can also develop into septicemia which brings fatigue, rapids breathing and a dark purple or red rash. there are only two cases here at santa clara university but it is possible that other people might have been infected and just aren't showing symptoms yet because that can take anytime between three and ten days from infection. the bacteria is

kris sanchez live in san jose. and there are specific drugs you you won't find there. >> reporter: right. no controlled substances, no vie company kip, no oxycontin, but there are hundreds of other prescriptions that people can get filled for free without any proof of income, residency or even citizenship. that is because today is the grand opening of the better health pharmacy which really is a celebration of what has been a successful county program for a eight years. back in 2008, department of hub health put together a program to put unused drugs, unexpired drugs in to the hands of people who could not otherwise afford their prescription to the tune of nearly 9,000 prescriptions in that time, $400,000 in savings. the county accepts unused unopened and unexpired meds from state regulated facilities. these are facilities that are licensed owners, pre-screened, as well. anyone who cannot afford a prescription can bring that subscription here and then without insurance or even folks who have insurance but can't foo

kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >>> 6:07. one more day needing the sun tan lotion. >> we will have warm weather. the sun will warm the temperatures up after a start now at 48 degrees. it's 54 in san carlos and 51 in oakland and san jose. looking at those highs this afternoon, once again in the upper 70s and even hitting 80 in gilroy and half moon bay. financial district 76 degrees. also napa. oakland, 80 and livermore 78 degrees. we are in for some rain apmuch cooler temperatures heading into tomorrow. i'll detail that coming up. >>> we'll take you to the north bay, southbound 101 showing a lot more traffic than we had yesterday. southbound 680 slow down toward where we had an earlier crash that moved to the shoulder just past 780. but we've seen the build for the morning commute and that is the concern. 680. westbound 880 is all right toward east shore freeway. as we move the map out, you'll see the bay bridge metering lights are on. so backup coming off of 580 and 24. fender bender reported just past caster valley. and buil

kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, kris. >>> when is one too many.e it it easier for bartenders to cut you off if you're too drunk. introduced a bill called the responsible intervention for beverage training service act. it would require bartenders to take a four-hour course about the social impact of alcohol and how it it impacts the body. the program would teach servers intervention techniques. training would have to be renewed every three years. the new law is getting mixed reviews. >> are you going to take a breathalyzer or blood test? it doesn't make sense. >> you don't want somebody next to you ruining your good night but you also don't want to be that person that doesn't know their limit. >> bartenders have the right to reservice if they think someone has had too much to drink. >> drunk driving one of the main concerns there. >>> in the distant future and by distance i mean not too distanter. your car might be able to drive you home from the bar. >> a lot of companies working on automobiles but your money is on ford. >> it's a carmaker first,

kris sanchez is live for us with the decision that could have a major impact on the south bay. kris, good morning. okay, looks like we're having a hard time getting in touch with kris. but nbc bay area has confirmed that san jose is going to be linked in the first major leg of the bullet train. we do have kris back. what can you tell us? >> well, this was always the plan for silicon valley to be a big part of the high-speed rail statewide. the news today is that it could be hap in northern california sooner than in southern california. every two years the high-speed rail has to release a business plan and sources say city hall confirms that the plan is coming on friday and that it is a change in what we have seen before. central valley construction is already under way. we have a map of that. and we know now that the construction will continue north to san jose from bakersfield instead of south to burbank from bakersfield. computer rendering illustrates what happen earlier than expected. according to "mercury news" which obtained an early draft of friday's business report. the r

this morning a mad rush on at the airports and can't say that kris sanchez didn't warn you. she joins us live from maneta san jose international airport where a number of fans started their trip home and, kris, i would not be surprised if you were high fiving the bronco fans on their way out of town. >> we may be doing a little bit of that. these folks were told to get here three hours ahead of their flights. flights have not started taking off yet, but a steady flow of traffic so far this morning. that's going to be the same story at sfo and at oakland and, of course, all those charter flights. they're going to be taking to the skies, as well. but, we did find some fans that didn't wait that long to get out of town. we found people heading home last night. bronco fans were all smiles as they were headed out from the airport. panther fans, though, another story. one told us the plan was always to leave last night but he was pretty happy to leave right after the super bowl. >> well, you know, they played it anyways, but even better now. >> super bowl travelers could impact you

the rallies begin at 5:50. >>> i'm kris sanchez in the newsroom. presidentanton police may have a break in two strong arm robberies in the stoneridge parking lot. american man between 18 and 25 is one of three suspects who allegedly punched a 17 girl in the face as they stole her purse outside the pf change restaurant saturday night. the same trio struck sunday afternoon. this time the target a 63-year-old woman. as they knocked her down and kicked her in the back she saw a shotgun or a rifle. police have increased patrol in the mall's parking lot and told bc bay area they may have an announcement at stoneridge mall as early as today. >>> at 6:58. kari mentioned a second ago february 23rd and the leap year and leaping into march or june right now with the temperatures. >> we're going to leap right on into spring right now. why not? our temperatures have been so warm and we're right at 47 degrees in the east bay and a lot of sunshine to start out. we'll have a few clouds mix in. but look at those high temperatures. 70s in san francisco and 75 degree

kris sanchez going to bring us a live report in just minutes. we'll tweet updates as soon as they come in. >>> bob richmond is in san rafael as a community gathering to say good-bye. we'll post updates on our website. in the meantime it, we're back in just two minutes. >>> here we are 4:53. all smiles on this friday morning. we've seen a lot of wet weather here this week. >> been great to see and now comes the weekend and some good weather, right, kari? >> yes, we will have some great weather tomorrow. couple scattered showers, though, today especially for the north bay and approaching san francisco. as we take it hour by hour, we do need the umbrella in the north bay in some spots by 6:00 and then there will be a line of some heavy rain moving through. 1:00 this afternoon approaching napa and then starting to weaken as it approaches san francisco and parts of the east bay and may not make it into the south bay, but we'll see if we'll get a little measurable rain as we go into tonight in san jose. taking it it hour by hour in san francisco. we'l

. >> kris sanchez joining us live from the scene with what police are revealing about the suspect. >> we know the suspect fled the scene after hitting the bicyclist but a description of the vehicle involved. it is a red, two-seater honda civic del sol. that car made for only about six years, so there aren't that many out there. if you see a red one, this is the kind of vehicle that san jose police are looking for that was involved in this deadly hit and run. we only know at this point that the victim was a man. police are not saying much more than that because it it is now a homicide investigation potentially. but we do know that the coroner is here and will identify the remains of that person later on today. the roadway is still closed because of the police action. we are talking about the northbound direction of winchester avenue. not too far from the border with campbell. so, if your commute takes you through this area, you might want to reroute. police are working to clear the scene as quickly as possible so that folks can get to their business, as usual. but, again, the most note

. >> kris sanchez joins us now. this man is a an uber driver who was reportedly driving passengers around in between the shootings. >> one uber passenger told investigators that he thinks he was in jason dalton's car on saturday night and that he even jokingly asked him, are you the shooter? 45-year-old jason dalton will before a judge today to face more than a dozen charges including murder. the married father of two had no prior criminal history, though a neighbor told "new york times" that he would sometimes fire a gun into the air outside his home. we don't know if kalamazoo police determined if that is the gun that he used to allegedly shoot eight people in three different locations between 6:00 and almost 11:00. a mother of three was shot outside her while protecting her three children. she will survive. a father and son will not. they were shot outside an auto dealership where they were looking for a new car. women were shot as they sat in their car outside a restaurant and a teenage girl was also shot. she a

we start with "today in the bay" kris sanchez live at sjc where the crowds that poured in are heading>> the sunrise is blue and oronge, is that a coincidence? i'm not sure. we have seen a steady flow of travelers arriving here at maneta san jose this morning and that three-hour advice before your flight. we found folks arriving here night heading straight to the airport after the super bowl. bronco fans were all smiles, of course. panther fans didn't have a lot of time to talk. this morning we found quite a few passengers including people who booked so far back they didn't even realize they would be mingling with the fans. >> we didn't even think about it. we're sorry we -- >> we did it a year ago, that's why. >> we stopped off and spent the weekend with family here in california and wauchd the super bowl. but we're headed to maui. we're not missing that plane. >> you're not here three hours ahead? >> no. >> you bettery. >> thank you. >> all right. let that be your cautionary tale so you don't have to run down the airport sidewalks. some fans may take b.a.r.t. to sfo today. give yours

. >> "today on the bay" kris sanchez live with details with information that may connect the two cases together. >> it was not untail last night that investigators put the two cases together and it was not until they came back out here to the dumbarton bridge and found additional body parts near where that human torso was found. they found more body parts here where that torso was found by fisherman on sunday night and also evidence that led them to shellie titchener's home. her husband not a suspect but a perb of interest was not at home at that time because on tuesday he drove his car to the bay bridge where he jumped to his death. >> he came with his son to my door looking for if i had seen anything. he was so emotional. nobody expected this. this is just not brisbane. >> police are not confirming shellie titchener's death but on the page committed to finding her one of the couple's children my mother and father have recently passed. the coroner has not identified the remains of shellie titchener but they are working to make that happen for the peace of the family. >> i can't imagin

. >> "today in the bay" kris sanchez joining us live in hayward this morning. that suspect is an undocumented immigrant. >> right, sam. that is the big detail that wae have learned overnight that he was in this country illegally and that immigrations customs enforcement agents were in the process of deporting him for another crime. esmid pedraza will be charged with the death of his girlfriend 22-year-old stacey aguilar's body was found in fremont. she had been shot several times. she and pedraza were seen leaving a party the weekend before. stacey aguilar's mother said she believed he was in an abusive relationship. that he beat her. we confirmed with immigrations custom enforcement officials that even before pedraza was taken into custody related to aguilar's disappearance i.c.e. was trying to send him back to mexico for a dui charge. if the alameda county jail is going to release him that i.c.e. be notified so he could be turned over for immigration action. we found that alameda county does not consider itself a sanctuary city, but they will only notify fede

. >> kris sanchez live there now with a look at his agenda. kris, with the commander in chief here it also means some road closures. >> president obama doesn't have any public events today, but that doesn't mean that there will not be a public impact. in fact, if your commute takes you on 88 o0 you might see some breaks happening around 880 and montgue expressway. now the president is staying at the hotel, which is right off the freeway and for that reason, barber road will be closed. new video this morning of the flashing lights and the police making it very clear that that roadway is only open to hotel guests and employees of nearby companies like abbott. now, here is the president arriving on air force one at moffett field last night. san jose mayor sam lacardo were on the tarmac to greet him and welcome him to town. at 11:00 he will attend a fund-raising brunch at a palo alto home. preparations were under way for a-raiser today. the former state controller and venture capitalest and the president will raise money for the democratic national

this morning after being shot in an apartment complex in east san jose. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez live at the scene and joins us live with the very latest. kris? >> good morning, laura, good morning sam. we know that victim is a young woman in her 20s and that the man who police believe pulled the trigger is now in custody. you can see here behind me, police are still out here investigating this shooting. let's show you where we are right now. it is the parkside terrace apartment complex near wooster and east julienne avenue not far from highway 101 that cuts into somewhat of an industrial area. several police here or several people here at the complex did call 911 around 1:00 this morning after hearing gunshots and what officers found when they arrived a woman in hers 20s was shot and her wounds are serious enough that it is unclear whether or not she will survive. >> officers found a female victim suffering from life-threatening gunshot wounds, she was transported to an area hospital. i don't know her condition and we have one suspect if custody. >> reporter: now that suspect is

in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >>> new this morning, killed in a car crash. vallejo police say a 55-year-old man drove into some fencing and some cars at an auto repair shop shortly before 8:00 last night. happens near perkins avenue not too far away from interstate 80. the driver was found unconscious behind the wheel. he was taken to the hospital where he later died. the cause of that crash still under investigation, but officers say it it it may have been health related. laura? >>> sam, a community is left in shock as details are unraveling over the shooting death of an off-duty police officer that loss now being felt in two bay area cities. bob redell live at the richmond police department this morning where that officer were. new information is being revealed about what led up to his death. >> laura, investigators believe that richmond police officer gus vegas was shot and killed during a domestic dispute with his daughter's boyfriend. sources tell nbc bay area that around 4:30 yesterday morning officer vegas was off duty inside his home inside the glen

kris sanchez joining us now with reaction on how he did. good morning to you. >> what is chris rock going to say, how is he going to handle it? that was anticipated as any part of the oscars and the comedian did take on the race issue from the moment he walked out on stage welcoming the people to the show with humor that was surprised light hearted and sometimes biting and drawing nervous laughter from that star-studded crowd. >> i'm here at the academy awards. otherwise known as the white people's choice awards. things going to be a little different at the oscars. this year, it's just going to be black people that were shot by the cops on the way to the movies. things are changing. yeah, we got a black rocky this year. yeah some people call it creed i call it black rocky. >> each of you is an ambassador who could influence others in the industry. it's not enough to just listen and agree. we must take action. >> while the academy also took on the issue of sexual assault on college campuses with the performance by lady gaga who was surrounde

kris sanchez. >> thank you. stay up to date on this breaking story on air and online. you can download our free nbc bay area app. >>> a standoff situation right now. >> bob redell is live at the scene with the very latest. >> reporter: good morning, laura and sam. this was a burglary that happened around 1:50 at a target master's shooting range, coincidentally next to the police department. the target is set off. right now, there were four people who went into that business, broke in. one of those people is still inside and consideraccording to they told him to drop the gun. he refused to surrender. police don't want to run in as you can imagine he has access to a lot of weapons considering it's a gun shop and shooting range. suspects were apprehended and taken into custody from the surrounding area where you're looking at right now, down the train tracks. we saw some inside the police vehicle with a white substance on his face, maybe from a cement fixing plant in the process of escaping and got water on his face. he had a peculiar look to him. three people in custody

in palo alto, kris sanchez. >>> tragedy at sea. a man trying to save his wife drowned in pacifica. the man was waiting on the beach when a strong wave knocked her into the water. larry moore, her husband jumped in to help her out and they were both interceptd out to sea and a nearby surfer risked his life to save her. >> got hold of her and we both tumbled in shore break and got sucked back out and tumbled again. >> incredibly courageous efforts. that surfer got the woman back to the shore. they then got the husband but it was too late. the woman was hospitalized and no word on her condition. >> you have the rip currents and you have to be careful. a lot of people heading to the coast. >> absolutely. we will continue to have this warmth over the next few days with a lack of rain and strong cold fronts moving through. we start with 53 degrees in oakland, low 40s. and foster city, 74 degrees. financial districts today, up to 69 degrees. 71 in napa as well as oakland and pleasanton, we will have low 70s. there for the day and the next few day, i'll tell you what to expect as to valent

"today in the bay" kris sanchez is tracking the results for us. so close, kris, we just learned who won on the democratic side a few hours ago. >> you might have gone to bed not knowing that hillary clinton squeaked out that win. i know i went to bed before knowing the final count. take a look at how close it was. the percentages equal. 50% each. but if you look at the number in the parentheses there. that five-vote difference gives hillary clinton the win. she gets one extra delegate. it was a historically close race, as you said, that was anything but to start. when this all started back in april, clinton had a 40-point lead in iowa. >> so as i stand here tonight, breathing a big sigh of relief. thank you, iowa! >> iowa, thank you! >> ted cruz is also thanking iowa, as well, for a more definitive win. cruz got 28% of the votes. donald trump was four percentage points back. marco rubio just one point behind trump. and rubio surges really just one of the surprises of the night. the other is that donald trump who, as we all have heard has always sai

many of the victims it appeared to be an ordinary weekend until those shots rang out. >> kris sanchez tracking the latest developments for us. police say the violence appears to be random. >> it itappears to be random ana neighbor reports some disturbing behavior with a gun before all of this started to happen. 45-year-old jason dalton will be in court today to face more than a dozen charges, including six charges of murder. a neighbor tells the "new york times" that dalton was nice but that he would also sometimes fire a gun in the air outside the door of his home. we haven't determined if that is the gun he allegedly used to gun down people in three different locations where a mother of three was shot while she was protecting her children. she will survive. just after 10:00 that same night a father and son were shot at a auto dealership where they were shopping for a new car. 16 minutes later four women were shot as they sat in their car outside a restaurant. they did not survive. now, police have confirmed that dalton was an uber driver. one passenger who sat right next to dalton t

our kris sanchez is on the story following any updates linked to the latest on our spotlight section on our website. we'll be back in just two minutes. >>> 4:54 right now. if you wanted to look up ideal weather in the dictionary. >> would you say the bay area? >> i think you would see today. kari hall's face and name right there. she guides aus through 70s, again, kari. >> mostly 60s across the bay area yesterday. feels even more comfortable today but cool to start. we're in the 40s for most of us. 72degrees and we'll continue this weather heading through the weekend, actually warming up even more. we'll talk more about that later on this morning. let's see what's happening out there as you head out now with mike. >> kari, we wish we could keep this drive the same. moving and we're looking over here towards palo alto and a smooth drive along the peninsula. little less traveled on 101 and no delays in either spot or the south bay. again, no major delays around the bay but looking at south 101 where we'll see the build here and watching as the morning continues for westbound 580 with t

we'll have a lot of ooscar coverage throughout the morning from our own kris sanchez and reporters, as well, in hollywood. >> any time we have the opportunity to create a new holiday, specifically just to shop, people seem to be all for that. with that in mind, everyone knows about the madness of black friday sales. the latest in retail is leap day. >> today, february 29th only comes around once every four years and in honor of leap day, many companies are offering some special deals. among the many deals pizza hut giving a free personal pizza to leap day babies and a dozen glazed doughnuts from krispy kreme for $2.29. >> they'll fill you up and let you sleep in the hotel. >>> riding cal train just got a bit more expensive. over the weekend fares shot up 50 cents. monthly passes all going up, as well. discount fares are going to stay at 50% of adult ticket prices while clipper cars still get you a 15% discount. in july, it's also going to cost 50 cents more to park in the station parking lot. >>> 4:50 right now. an officer killed on the first day of the job. now, the suspect gets ready

kris/2shoand i'm kris sanchez. kris/omni we've been following this developi story all morning long: kris/ots authorities say the crane was being lowered to safety cause o. ==vo== that's when it plummeted onto a lower manhattan street, landing across several cars, smashing their roofs. again, the person who was killed was sitting in one of those parked cars. at least 3 other people were hurt by falling debris. officials say there likely would have been more victims if crews weren't already clearing at least three other people were also hurt by falling debris. officials say there likely would have been more victims if crews weren't already clearing the area of traffic. >> it's a very painful day. i'm not going to minimize what happened here. we have to figure out what happened and make sure it doesn't happen again in the future. >> mayor de blasio says that leaking gas caused that collapse and has been shut off in the builds around that area. he's also ordered all crawler and tower cranes in new york city to be placed

kris/2shoand i'm kris sanchez. velopi story all morning long: kris/ots authorities say the crane was being lowered to safety cause o. ==vo== that's when it plummeted onto a lower manhattan street, landing across several cars, smashing their roofs. again, the person who was killed was sitting in one of those parked cars. at least 3 other people were hurt by falling debris. officials say there likely would have been more victims if crews weren't already clearing at least three other people were also hurt by falling debris. officials say there

en milpitas, kris sanchez, telemundo 48. regresamos al estudio.en=== fb lucrecia live bug lucrecia amigos tengan todos muy buenos dias y sean cordialmente bienvenidos a noticiero telemundo 48. enseguida les comparto la informacion meteorologica del dia de hoy. como usted ve en su pantalla aqui tenemos las siguientes condiciones climatologicas: durante la manana tenemos: bajas temperaturas y nubosidad. para la tarde subira el termometro, permanecen las nubes. y para la noche esperamos temperaturas en los rangos de: 50's =============== como usted sabe en nuestra area geografica tenemos por lo menos cinco microclimas. hoy las temperaturas maximas en: la bahia norte tenemos: 73 la bahia sur tenemos: 77 la bahia este tenemos: 71 la costa tenemos: 70 los valles tenemos: 73 ================ ahora hablemos de lo que podemos esperar en cuanto a las temperaturas minimas. la bahia norte tenemos: 46 la bahia sur tenemos: 46 la bahia este tenemos: 49 la costa tenemos: 49 los valles tenemos: 45 ================= ponga atencion porque a continuacion le muestro

i'm kris sanchez. orks s scott mcgrew. jose likely caused a two-alarm fire at strip mall overnight. >> joining us the strip mall on story road. pete, it looks like the fireworks left a big mess behind. >> reporter: yeah, it left a big mess. cleanup crews wrapped up. i took a stroll

i'm kris sanchez. nt i'm scott mcgrew. we'll take you live to the white house. the golden state warriors are at 1600 pennsylvania avenue and on jident obama will congratulate them in just seconds from now. for their first nba title and workers. to win the title back in june, here they come all of them lining up one by one. everyone seems to have a picture opportunity. saw nancy pelosi there in the front a short time ago as well. the number 44 because he's of course, the 44th president. the joke going around the newsroom is that they allowed an assassin into the white house because of the baby face killer. president obama should be walking out to congratulate the warriors. they're getting congratulated for last year's championship and being -- let's see what they're doing. maybe they were -- at the same time. >> sounded like they were saying something. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states. accompanied by coach steve kerr. mr. jerry west. [ applause ] >>> welcome to the white house everybody. give it up for the nba champion golden state warr

kris sanchez. >> thank you. stay up to date on this breaking stories on air and online. head to nbc area.com or you can download our free nbc bay area app. >>> 5:34. another black eye for uber this morning. right now, police are looking for this uber driver who alle d allegedly attack eed an employe last week. they pulled over the driver for speeding but when the airport employee began take pictures of the car the driver allegedly yelled at him and grabbed him and pushed him and picked up a passenger and drove off in a white ford. >>> we have innocent animals pois poisoned. the sheriff's department wants any who thinks their animals may have been poisoned come forward, a tainted cookie tainted with a poisonous oleander plant and horse. another horse also ate it and survived. they identified a person of int in this case. any with information urged to come forward. >>> students at lowell high school in san francisco are getting attention of the superintendent. he said reported racism on campus is unacceptable and calling for change. yesterday, students walked out of class

. >> and i'm kris sanchez.n jose police just located the red sports car believed to be the one that struck and killed a bicyclist this morning, but the person behind the wheel is still at large. witnesses told police they saw the driver of a red honda del sol sports car crash into a man on bicycle just after midnight. police say that driver then k

. >> and i'm kris sanchez.aw enforcement officers are paying their respect to richmond police officer gus vegas, who was shot in his own home in vallejo last week. >> bob redell is at the richmond memorial auditorium where the memorial service is under way. bob? >> reporter: good morning to you, scott and kris. it's hard not to sit inside the richmond memorial auditorium without getting a lump in your throat or tears in your eyes as you listen to fa

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i'm scott mcgrew and i'm kris sanchez.in one south bay neighborhood after a tense standoff between an armed man and sheriff's deputies and thankfully that all came to end about two hours ago, but arson investigators are still on the scene after the suspect allegedly tried to light propane tanks on fire. >> nbc bay area stephanie trong is liv in los gatos. >> that's right.

i'm kris sanchez. >> i'm scott mcgrewen right to valentine. first we need to take a look outside where across the bay area it's fabulous. we could see more record heat. but enjoy while it lasts. meteorologist kari hall big changes ahead today last day of near-record temperatures. sunol, high clouds across the sky, that will filter sunshine later today as clouds increase. now looking at these temperatures, it is really starting to warm up out there in san carlos, napa at 66 degrees. 68 degrees in san jose. already at 71 degrees in livermore. checking out some records today, the record in livermore is 78 degrees, set back in 1977. and looks like we could go above that as we go into this afternoon expecting it to at least tie that or get a degree or two above. oakland, high of 80 today. when the record is 73 degrees. santa rosa, also up to 80, looking at record set in 2007 of 79 degrees. after today we will have a big cold front moving through and some rain. we'll talk about that time line coming up in the next microclimate forecast. >> weather c

i'm kris sanchez. >> i'm scott mcgrew. the rally happening now in san francisco city hall. students in lowell high school found a racist message on the window over the school's library earlier this month, organizing the rally calling for change. >> nbc bay area's chuck coppola with students walking out of class an hour ago. what do they hope the walkout will do? >> reporter: now they're at city hall holding a rally. what held to the walkout, pictures of rappers, a picture of president obama and a student put #gang. that's what offend teachers and students here. it led to assemblies, one-on-one talks, raising cultural awareness. more than 2600 students. but fewer of 60 of them, african-american, today, about 20 members of the black student union at the high school staged a walkout, condoned by the school's principal who admits, lowell high school has a very long way to go. >> we've been looking all week, we have programs, i'll be meet be with other leaders of the community in coming weeks. and continue the listening a andiand implementing corrective action. >> i personally f

kris sanchez. >> all right. thanks. >>> now that we got that out of the way, voters scratched their itch at the polls in new hampshire sending a message to the country about outsider candidates and the presidential primary and what this means for the election cycle. >> reporter: it just took a matter of seconds and they were gone with thousands of dollars worth of stolen goods. i'm in union square where there was the latest of a string of grab and go robberies. wednesday ahead. >>> stop resisting, stop resi resisting. >> in a confrontation with police, video can reveal the truth, but only if the camera is on. >> there should be ultimate transparency for men and women who serve as police officer officers. >> we investigate the flaw in police body cam systems that leaves the public in the dark. >> is that code for turn off your body camera? >> it is. it's an unwritten code. joining us. i'm sam brock. =laura/2shota i'm laurgarcia ca. boxes boxes ad lib toss to wx >>> good wednesday morning. thank you for joining us

. >> and i'm kris sanchez.he dust has settled on last night's party we can see what's left behind. this is video from our chopper above levi's stadium this morning. you can see the confetti has not been vacuumed up off the field yet. >> chuck, celebrations continue and people are still at levi's this morning. >> reporter: it's a little like the day after

. >> and i'm kris sanchez. we begin with those new details on that part of the bay bridge. caltrans says damage to the yerba buena tunnel is worse than thought. bob redell is live in oakland. bob, the big concern is falling concrete as we've seen in weeks past. >> reporter: correct. caltrans just confirmed to us within the past 30 minutes that its agency did find 13 more problem spots on both sides of the walls in the yerba buena tunnel. these are concrete spots that indicated corrosion and needed to be replaced. now, this comes after a large 13 x 12 inch chunk of concrete fell from the wall and hit liz g gusten's car. the collision popped her tire and caused more than $3,000 worth of damage to her car. february 1st, caltran workers tapped the walls of the tunnel with a hammer to see if any more spots rang hollow. workers found 13 locations i mentioned that had been loosened from the rebar by moisture and rainwater and they range in size from a few inches to a few feet. all of those pieces have been removed. tomorrow caltrans will meet with the federal highway administratio

. >>> i'm kris sanchez, will they stay or go? this is the question that will be answered in less than six hours after the city of san francisco ordered countless homeless people to clear out of their encampment, calling it a public nuisance with too much waste and needles. >> stephanie, the city has issued a second notice to another area. they will have to leave, as well. >> reporter: they do, scott and kris, the area is showplace square which is just a few blocks from here. those people have to be out sunday night. for the people camped out along here at division street, they're supposed to be camped out tonight. public works has just finished hosing one side of the area and is now down the street here. you can see there are still tents here and some people say they are not going. >> status quo, now, status quo. >> reporter: there are only a few hours into the deadline, but 46-year-old terry foster says he is going nowhere even if he loses his stuff, just stuff, plus, there is depression on everyone's mind. where to next? >> i s