. >> i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia cannon. it is a little chilly. >> it is chilly, but it will be nice. we are starting out with temperatures in the 30s and 40s as you head out. so be ready for that. we have patchy frost in the valley. get the layer of ice off the windshield before you head out. 45 in san francisco. as we go through the day, going to see highs reaching into the low 60s for many spots. 62 degrees today in the north bay. we'll talk about how long this dry weather lasts coming up as we head over to mike now starting with work in the south bay. >> that's right, kari. pretty much the same pattern around the bay. closure on northbound 87. kris sanchez had to get off the freeway. it is clear for 87. already this morning, give extra credit here. >>> breaking news. a live look at a stabbing investigation. it's happening in mountain view. this particular vantage point from phyllis avenue where authorities closed off the street between camilla and pond avenue. we don't have any word right now on that person's condition.

kris sanchez, today in the bay. >> an incredible amount of patience. kris, thank you for that live report. their h similar problems for commuters in the east bay. niles canyon and alameda is closed from fremont, sinol and he 680. it started overflowing. it is still close. a lot of flooding and mudslides so far this winter. right now we want to take you to a live look from san jose, coyote creek. flood stage is 10 feet. here's where the situation stands now. several road closures because of that flooding. city has set up two evacuation centers, and an overnight shelter. the housing department is also reaching out to the homeless population and telling them about the dangers of staying where they are. >>> flooding an issue at san jose international airport. new video showing the flooding in the terminal a parking garage. crews have been working overnight just to pump out all the water. 6:05 right now. highway patrol officer escaped serious injury when the driver of an suv plowed into his vehicle last night. the driver of the suv died. it happened as the o

kris sanchez, today in the bay. >> all right. everybody pitching in. kris, thank you very much. as the floodwaters do come down, we are starting to get a glimpse of the mess left behind in the wake of all of this flooding. the cleanup efforts just in the

kris sanchez, today in the bay. >> all right, kris sanchez reporting for us there. thank you very much. >> so many people use social media first thing in the morning. well, president trump is using twitter to blast the intelligence leaks that are causing turmoil. some of those leaks helped bring down michael flynn. >> we know they are calling for an investigation of the leaks. now, this. two tweets posted by donald trump in the last few hours referring to the leaks. says the spotlight has finally been put on the low-life leakers. they will be caught. here's his other tweet. leaking and even illegal classified leaguing has been a big problem in washington for years. failing at @ "new york times" and others must apologize. critics point out this is a contrast to his presidential campaign when he professed his love for wiki leaks which was leaking thousands of hacked hillary clinton e-mails. >> the latest fallout from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle who want to know what president trump's to russia actually are. he was asked during a joint news conference yesterda

today in the bay kris sanchez at the scene monitoring the situation for us. we will check in with her for updates at 6:30. >>> laura, it could be the end of an era. the world famous mavericks is surf competition is in serious jeopardy after the organizers filed for bankruptcy. nbc bay area was the first to break the news last night. this morning pete suratos joining us from half moon bay to tell us what it means for the future. >> it looks like the contest may be in jeopardy. just moments ago we talked the a manager. she tells us blind-sided by all of this. this is only with the organizers. they filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy just yesterday. a lawsuit filed by former sponsor in red bull. the harbor commissioner is saying this event will be canceled. this would have been the first time that a women's heat would be feature. we reached out. we haven't heard back. the manager we spoke to will be back later this morning. and hopefully at that time they will give us more information. pete suratos, today in the bay. >> happening today, lawyers for the widow of the

. >> kris sanchez joining us live with the latest on the search for a suspect. kris, good morning. >>> well, good morning to you, sam and laura. in the last 45 minutes or so, the coroner did come and remove the victim from the scene. he is in the grassy area just to my left-hand side of the strip mall that you see in the distance. the victim is a man who was shot at least one time just around 10:00 last night. he did not sur his injuries long enough to make it to the hospital. we are a block be from quinnby roads. it has a vision center. a cash for gold shop. and across the street is a mcdonald's restaurant. we don't know that san jose police -- we can tell you san jose police are not releasing a motive at this point. the victim's identity will not be released until a family is notified. and the crime scene investigation out here will impact traffic on actualry road in one direction particularly if you're on 101 in this area. if you drive past the mall you should be okay. mike will help us track this traffic flow in the area. kris sanchez, today in the bay. >>> 4

kris sanchez covering this.ple had minutes to get their stuff and get on boats and go. >> reporter: right. this is where michelle was standing yesterday, our reporter. this is where the water line was. it has gone down just a bit because the coyote creek has crested. two cars are still under water. one almost completely submerged around the midday newscast. about 500 families were evacuated from rock springs naked. they're not here. it is all quiet. about 200 had to be evacuated. it wasn't clear that it was going to be an emergency of this sort. we talked with the mayor is 1:30 yesterday arch. he said clearly there was a failure in the system but this is not the time to discuss that. we're hearing more from the mayor coming up at 5:00 when we talk to you next. we wanted to make sure you can see how far the water has gone for a point of reference. >> it is just amaze to go see. >> thank you very much, kris. >>> coming up, more coverage of all of this massive flooding. this is downtown at 27th and santa clara. bob

kris sanchez kicking off team coverage in one of the areas still deeply affected by the flooding. kris? >> right. this is one of the areas for mandatory evacuations, sam and laura. we wanted to come back to this spot. this is really our yardstick. this is where the floodwaters were the first day where i am right now. they receded down the driveway now. you can see two of the cars that were nearly completely submerged in water just about a day ago. the waters are going down. the waters are highly contaminated with household chemicals, gas, oil, and sewage. they are not safe for people to walk around in. we did see one set of women walking around in their bare feet. the mandatory evacuation orders are still mandatory for this neighborhood, the rock springs neighborhood where cars and apartments are under water. folks have been showing up since yesterday morning hoping they could get inside. there is no target for when these folks might be able to go home. there aren't a lot of housing options at this point. many are still in the overnight evacuation shelters. they have a lot of quest

today in the bay kris sanchez live on the newark side now of the dumbarton bridge with how things are shaping up so far. you don't have your hood on just yet, kris. >> reporter: not yet. i know that is our official weather gauge. it seems like the wind is really a factor. we have only seen sprinkles between san jose where our day started and newark where we are right now. this is the toll plaza for the dumbarton bridge. as folks drive over between newark and palo alto, they will likely feel some of the breeziness, especially the guy in the bud light truck. that is a high profile vehicle. he is likely to feel a little bit of breeze over the top of his truck and moving things along. hopefully they will remember to use both hands on the wheel because we are feeling that. we did see slick roadways. according to my nbc bay area app, i did see the temperature is pretty mild. with all of this breeziness it doesn't feel like 54. it is feels-like temperature of 54. we think it feels a little chillier than that. make sure you layer up this morning. kris sanchez, today in the bay. >>> your hair

in san jose, kris sanchez, today in the bay. >>> thanks for the latest there, kris. a live look this morning at the the santa clara county hall of justice. we are expecting more explosive testimony during day three of the high profile trial for the man accused of killing sierra lamar. yesterday defense attorney aloe possession said deputies may have tainted the evidence. there was no visible hair found on a rope in the trunk of a car garcia torres was driving. that contradicts with what prosecutors say. lamar's body has never been found, so dna evidence will be critical. >> to suggest the dna is not properly analyzed, it wasn't properly collected. and if it's not reliable, that completely undermines a case where there is no crime scene and there is no body. >> prosecutors called the first witness yesterday, the sheriff's deputy who responded to the first call when lamar disappeared. more than 00 witnesses are expected to testify in this case. >> well, it is is going to be another busy day on capitol hill. we are now on day 13 of donald trump's presidency. this coming

kris sanchez is live in felton in the santa cruz mountains. that's finding to be one of the hardest-hit areas as the storm moves through. >> but first we'll two to bob redell for those living along coyote creek. good morning to you, bob. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. on friday the sanderson reservoir was rising at 400 cubic feet per second. for the first time, it is overflowing the operational spillway. the rate is expected to rise to 3,000 cubic feet per second. by 6:00 today, that is. and by midnight, the number will be at 6,000 cubic feet per second. we are seeing possible flooding downstream along coyote creek. we are also advising people in coyote estate to consider sandbagging their home. farther downstream, the santa clara water district is telling residents to clear out and remove debris so water doesn't back up into their homes. >> this may be the highest i have seen in the nine years you have lived in my house here. >> reporter: the santa clara water district is concerned about the rock springs neighborhood, the area near

along 17, kris sanchez, today in the bay. >> worth checking out. 6:06. another severely affected roadway is highway 37 nonstop flooding caused the highway to close often. caltrans hired a construction company to do some work to raise the roads. with more rain on the way, crews will be working 24 hours a day to get it done. it will be closed from 10 to to atherton until at least thursday morning. >>> we're getting a new look at sketches of people wanted in the deadly shooting of a 17-year-old boy. these are the people they are looking for. a teenager was shot and killed a year ago. an 18-year-old and 17-year-old were also injured in the same shooting. police leased this of an early 2000 white isuzu axiom, similar to the car that was seen leaving the shooting. >>> the white house is scrambling to replace michael flynn. >> edward lawrence is live in washington, d.c. to explain what this means, the ripple effect here, edward. good morning. >> this is just another day in the white house. the stay from the temporary travel ban and now this. michael flynn resig

i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. you could see your breath because of how cold it was. >>> warming up this afternoon. at least it will be a lot more comfortable we two through the day. looking live at san jose. the sun rises getting earlier and earlier each day. 6:41 the official sunrise time. we will continue with clear skies in willow glen. 10:00, 51 degrees. warming up this week. rocks reported across 580. >> i like to say good traffic, rock and roll. no. rock clearing here. eastbound we now have two lanes open. rocks rolled down the hillside at grant line road. your commute direction unaffected. 26 minutes from grant line over towards the dublin interchange. heading towards the bay bridge, metering lights are on. we have 24 minutes as far as the drive times. that's did for the upper and lower east shore freeway. >> thank you. >>> another shooting on an east bay freeway. >> dozens of shootings in years. the latest on 580 between that seen da not far from interstate 680. >> pete suratos is live with details on what

. >> kris sanchez with the details on the families being impacted there. good morning, kris. >> reporter: good morning to you, sam is and laura. a city worker we just saw going from location to location trying to if the water receded. obviously it's not going down fast enough. in the distance you see vehicles still under water. farther back you see a red x. that's how they are making sure they cleared every place. evacuating 500 families. you have likely see some of the families and pets being evacuated by boat. many folks said they did get some notice that it was going to crest, spill over its banks but they had no idea it would be an evacuation and an emergency. >> you can see people left a long time ago. >> what people are doing is blaming the city. they could have done things much sooner. >> san jose mayor says clearly there was some sort of failure in the system. though the city did notify and so did the water district. they said that is a matter for later. right now this is an emergency. you can't force people to leave. in fact, we have a number of pe

kris sanchez live with a look at what bart officials may be considering. thanks, kris. is. >> folks who bart in the morn g morning, the problem is what people are doing in off-peak hours. that is euimpacting the bottom line. ridership is down the first part of this year. about 5% fewer people are taking bart on the weekdays. that is nearly double on the weekends. the surprise here is that this follows six years of ridership growth. according to theory news, it could add up to a shortfall in the upcoming fiscal year in terms of the operating budget. bart labor contracts are set through 2021. no cost cutting there. bart manager who overseas the budget say they are considering cutting discounts to seniors and youth. and reducing service on some lines. here's how it could impact you whether or not you take bart. the riders could be finding other ways to get around. that will mean more congestion on the roadway. that may already be happening. a little perspective. we'll tell you the "new york times" is reporting that ridership on the subway in new york city is down and the t

kris sanchez kicking off our coverage this hour. kris? >> reporter: it is is inundated as well. this is a live picture of the neighborhood still under water here. this is rock springs neighborhood. you can see the car, the water is halfway up the tires. at the height of the floodwaters, the cars were nearly completely under water. despite the mandatory evacuation orders, people have been showing up hoping to salvage something, anything from their homes and cars because they had to leave in such a rush. this water is highly contaminated. there is no target for when they might go home. >> we are urging people not to return to their homes in the mandatory evacuation areas. the water is not safe. we continue to monitor water flows to better understanding what the waters will do in the coming days. of course we are preparing for rains expected over the weekend. >> noaa was monitoring. we saw city trucks pumping more water off the roadway and out of the naked the as well. we will reveal the dollar estimate for all the flood zone in san jose. that will determine how much assistance the

. >> kris sanchez is live near yet another mudslide. a new mudslide. this one causing problems. chris, here we go again. >>> here we go again. this one is different. this one is a rock and boulder sliding. you can see where the rocks came down onto the southbound lanes highway 17. you see a white jeep vehicle. it was hit by one of the boulders that came down. it seems most live stable at this point. they are going to keep 17 southbound shut down socal trance can get a look by daylight. the first boulders came down 12 hours ago during the start of the evening commute. within two hours, chp was turning people around. this is impacting both southbound lanes of highway 17 and highway 9 as well. the alternate route is 101, 156. this family didn't wait to hear the official news before making other plans. >> we're so tired. the roads are so bad we're going to spend the night here. i don't think we can stay on highway 17 for another couple of hours. >> now, this is what happened about two, three hours before this rockslide. earlier in the day, a large tree came down across highway 17. i

kris sanchez, today in the bay. >> keep warm out there. governor jerry brown responding to the death of an alameda county sheriff's deputy after a bus ran over him. michael foley was crossing a parking lot at the dublin jail when the bus struck him. officials believe low visibility may have been a factor in the accident. brown says in a statement deputy foley spent nearly four decades protecting communities in the bay area, and his death is a terrible loss to all who knew and love him. >> what a tough week for law enforcement. moving forward, a developing story we have been following. everything flood related in the south bay. they are expecting thousands of evacuated homes in san jose. they have made major progress. not everyone is. >>> on tuesday, the city council will declare an emergency. >> the red zone in are still under mandatory evacuations. you see it around the rock springs neighborhood, off oakland road. orange indicates an evacuation advisory, a yellow color there. green means it clear for people to return home. >>> covering th

i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. could see your breath because of how cold it was. >>> warming up this afternoon. at

. >>> kris sanchez with how things are shaping up so far. morning, kris. >> reporter: good morning to you, sam and laura. it is not raining right now but it is pretty breezy. this is what folks might feel driving from newark over to palo alto. very heavy and very visible along highway 17 as caltrans tries to keep the main roadway and the back roads clear. other folks are hoping for the best. they are preparing to stay for a few days if their routes are blocked by mudslides or rock slides. >> i'm really not ready for it because the grounds are so saturated that there is going to be moreland slides no matter what. >> know an alternate route to get around. >> we have seen some tow trucks out on the roadway and ready to go. not picking anybody up. hopefully they won't be too busy today. and if you are driving over the bridge, keep both hands on the wheel. in newark, kris sanchez, today in the bay. >> even if you're not driving over the bridge. >> we know what you mean. it's windy out there. thank you, kris. >>> we are worried about that having e

kris sanchez, today in the bay. >> thanks for the very latest there, kris. new video into our newsroom. it is the aftermath of a bombing attack in pakistan that killed at least 75 people. it happened yesterday at a shiite muslim shrine in pakistan. a suicide bomber detonated the bomb in the shrine's main hall amid dozens of worshippers there, many of whom were women and children. isis is claiming spobt for thre for the attack. >>> moving on to politics. president trump is saying thank you to all the positive news coverage for the hour-plus-long press conference. he tweeted about this an hour ago. "thank you for all the nice statements on the press conference yesterday. rush limbaugh said one of the greatest ever. fake media not happy!". >>> the president continues to be haunted by questions about his ties to russia. yesterday during the news conference he denied reports that someone on his campaign staff had constant communication with russian intelligence. >> i have nothing to do with the russia. to the best of my knowledge, no person that i deal with does.

. >> right now today in the bay kris sanchez continuing our team coverage live on the newark side of the dumbarton bridge. kris, good morning. >>> the conditions are definitely changing. we put on our hats and hoods. prep here has to do with keeping your hands on the wheel at all times. caltrans keeping the main roads clear. also hoping for the best. also preparing for the worst. getting ready to stay hunkered down for a couple of days if they're blocked by mudslides or rock slides. >> i'm really not ready for it because the grounds are so saturated that there's going to be moreland slides no matter what. >> alternate routes to get around. we did get alerts via app to our phone saying rain was headed our way. if you haven't gotten nbc bay area app, you might want to do it because it might save you a little trouble of having to blow dry your once again when you get to work. kris sanchez, todayed in the bay. >>> 6:41. temperatures and gusty winds. roads are wet as you head across the san mateo bridge. 53 degrees. south bay also starting to see the rain moving in. i've seen a lot of on a

. >> kris sanchez live in felton with concerns about the san lorenzo rising. kris, what are you seeing? >> reporter: we can see the river. it is chugging right along. you can hear the power of the river. san lorenzo is expected to be within two feet of flood stage. that is two days after it reached what is considered major flood stage this morning. it is really incredible video. the san lorenzo river at 23 and a half feet. part of the courthouse was under water. and paradise park community, there more than 30 homes were under water. folks who lived in felton heard the flood siren warning. some folks already trapped in their homes and needed rescuing. this couple watched the water rise from inside. >> that is the river outside the window. that's the san lorenzo river. >> so that is the san lorenzo river. there will be more of that today. this storm is expected to bring a lot of rain to this area. we have already seen saturated grounds. in fact, we wanted to get a little closer to the river but the mud on the ground is almost a foot thick. in felton, kris sanchez

kris sanchez, today in the bay. >>> thank you very much, kris. we will get a good illustration how the waters are starting to recede in a moment. thankfully evacuation orders have been lifted for much of the flood zone. people are starting to return home. many are finding so much damage left behind. >> joining us live in san jose with the cleanup that's under way. we were talk to go some of the folks yesterday who lived in their home for 30 years or more. they are determining what, if anything, they have left. >> good morning to you, sam and laura. unfortunately for many of the people near williams street park not far from coyote creek, they have sustained a lot of damage. the floodwaters here already receded. you compare that to the view from nbc bay area sky is ranger over the neighborhood live not far from here where there is stillwater. now, if you're to the floodwater conditions now to yesterday, we do know the waters have receded significantly. but it is -- they're still there compared to this neighborhood where we are at right now where th

kris sanchez reported out there at the bay bridge. just tweeted out a beautiful sunrise. we are looking at more rain in the forecast. soggy weather the next several days. and this beautiful weather we are seeing now, as you've heard, it will not last that long. 68 inland. >> you talk about kris sanchez tweeting out the sunrise. there have been light issues at the bay bridge. >> with the sunrise, the lighting did come back shortly before 6:00. we are seeing all bridges on your map. distraction towards the toll plaza. another issue southbound 680. three vehicles on the shoulder reportedly because of a large pothole. >> the roads are a little beat out there. >> they're crumbling. >>> almost 7:00. "today" show coming up next. back here with a live local news update. >> join us for nbc bay area news at 11:00. we like to deliver this kind of message. beautiful weather today. communication on fbi investigation. just this morning, president trump's volatile response, once again hammering the u.s. intelligence community and the media. >>> fluid situation. residents near the troubl

kris sanchez, today in the bay. >> we'll watch from your pictures. thanks so many. it is 5:36. live now to the russian river in the north bay. we are expecting the river there to once again crest its banks early this afternoon. but as we have been telling you all this week here on today in the bay, the river is already overflowing some of its banks in some spots. pete suratos showed us flooding but today he is in guerneville. >>> the napa river receding. that is good news for residents hit hard these past few weeks. >> i'm getting out and getting my steps in and enjoying the break. >> they have experienced mudslides to downed trees and flooding. one driver narrowly escaped from rising waters earlier this week. >> you talked about the mudslides. we have seen them all over the bay area. this area problematic for commuters. the cleanup effort took a tragic and deadly turn. this morning, friends, family, and co-workers are remembering a construction worker killed on the job there. this happened yesterday just around noon. now on the granite rock construction website and social medi

kris sanchez is out there keeping tabs. we'll be back with more after this. you said you wanted to feel better about your cereal. general mills big g cereals hear you. that's why we say "yes" to whole grains as our first ingredient. and "no way" to high fructose corn syrup. ♪ in every honey nut "o". every lucky charms spoonful. and every cinnamon toast crunch square. ♪ you can feel good about general mills big g cereals. >>> 4:41 on this wednesday morning. ed russian river will crest. other rivers have been below flood stage but may rise again. details coming up in five minutes. >>> looking at horrible travel times for westbound 580. of altamonte pass. all the traffic is held up because of what's going on on greenville road. repair work. >> mike following pothole repair. we told you about a tree in danville. this played out in saratoga. trees were brought down by heavy rains and winds. this happened near pierson pike road not far from the mountain winery. luckily nobody was hurt. the power, though, was knocked out several hours. >> a lot of damage there. all

kris sanchez is live where things stand so far this morning.d morning, kris. >> reporter: good morning to you, sam and laura. we were hoping to show you how swift the san lorenzo river is running this morning, but the rain is coming down so hard that the equipment can't take it anymore. we can tell you it's about 8.5 feet, that is not flood stage, but yesterday swift water crews had to brave the waters to pull the body of a man from pedaloma. the coroner won't say if he drowned until the autopsy happens later this week. this happened right behind duke sergeant's home. >> we were standing here and looking down the river, and on the two trees close together down there, it appeared there was a body and we called 911. >> reporter: now it is going to be very important to stay away from this river and all of the other streams and waterways in the bay area because they are going to rise very fast. kari hall and the nbc bay area weather team are forecasting five to ten inches of rain for the santa cruz mountains today alone to push the san lorenzo rive

kris sanchez will join is us with a live report in our 5:00 hour. >>> tensions on campus remain very high this morning on the cal campus there in berkeley after a wednesday night violent protest. students telling us the republicans with red hats on still being taunted. bun was attacked by two men who came out of a car and went after them. they were not students. they have since been arrested. a weekly meeting was held as scheduled. they vowed to continue standing up for free speech. >> they essentially invited yiannopolous to speak. >> i'm not glad the protests turned violent. it was not us. >> many republicans believe wednesday night's violent protests prevented their free speech was a win for their growing group. >> a man and woman are in custody accused of leading police on a wild high-speed chase that ended in a crash. it started 4:30 yesterday afternoon when they tried to stop an alleged stolen suv in oakland. the it took police down highway 13. it rolled down an embankment. the man and woman took off running. that triggered a search through the evening commute. they were found

kris sanchez is in fremont. it looks a little lighter where you are this morning. >>> well, i have to tell you both no one is more sad because our day started at 3:30 this morning. it trailed us to fremont. we're at the bart station right now. the temperature gauge says 53. so it is mild. this is not going to last long. we have been watching the radar, the same radar kari is using this morning. we know we will be pummeled by the path of yellow and the path of orange. we will feel a deluge, as sam likes to say, here in fremont. if you hit the roads you will find they are sloppy this morning. >>> thank you so much, kris. developing overnight, the anderson reservoir in morgan hill just keeps collecting water. and it is at risk of overflowing. the reservoir is 99% full. water is being released into the creek. it could impact homes along its banks. the reservoir not supposed to exceed 68% due to seismic concerns. the dam might not hold up in a major earthquake. >>> from the anderson dam north to oroville dam. it is r

kris sanchez is out in the field. >> i'm sam brock. as we continue to follow the latest, what you're looking alt-right here is something that people were specifically told not to do, which is to walk into contaminated flood water. we just had a press conference from sam liccardo talking about all the things we know are inside of that water right now. oil, sewage, household chemicals. now, this is the latest, janelle. this is a look right now over the mobile home park off of oakland avenue and dish in san jose. one of the areas targeted for mandatory evacuation. >> 40 homes in the mobile home park, it started flooding late last night and overnight people were evacuated from the area. this is kind of the flood zone of coyote creek, the section in the bottom there in the bottom near 280, that is the area that's flooding right now. and people are being told to evacuate. if you live in a low-lying area along coyote creek the threat is not over. they just want you to be on the look out and stand by. for now, if you can go somewhere else, san

kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thank you very much. 6:08 on your monday. this morning san francisco police trying to figure out who opened fire at two san francisco restaurants during peak dinner time. police say they found shell casings at two restaurants. first a worker says a bullet pierced a window about 7:45 last night. police say they are also investigating a shooting at a nearby indian restaurant as well. there are no reports of any injuries and so far no suspects have been identified. >>> happening today, alpalo alt leaders will discuss the downtown parking program. the annual cost can run more than $450. the current permits expire at the end of march. city council members are planning to review the program and decide how to modify it or perhaps expand enforcement  hours. >>> it's 6:08 on your monday morning. we have some rain earlier and we can see there are wet spots left on the roadway. maybe slick as you head out. other than that, looking like a very nice start to this monday and it is chilly. only 42 degrees in san francisco. highs today rea

. >> kris sanchez live in san jose where the creek there overflowed, flooding streets overnight. good morning. >> reporter: well, good morning to you, sam and laura. this runs right through the neighborhood here in san jose. we're on one side of the creek. to give you a perspective how wide it is rushing right now, the city crews are on the other side. this will mean traffic detours for folks who live in the area. you can see the rushing water that spilled over just before midnight last night. the creek is flowing over mabry road. part of the road is closed. city crews are on scene there. this is one direction near educational park drive. this is a developing story as it happened just around midnight. we are trying to figure out how far out city crews are blocking the roadway. they are waiting for floodwaters to run their course. we did see a sump pump out here. they don't appear to be pumping anything. it is a sight to see. this is a popular walking and cycling trail. if you are coming out, you might want to watch from a safety distance because the waters are swift. we know the

kris sanchez, today in the bay. >>> thank you very much, kris. at 5:03. from the east bay to the north bay. concerns continue to mount as the next round of rain moves in. this is a live look at the russian river this morning. it is expected to crest within the next opinion hour. we're going to continue to monitor this throughout the morning. pete suratos also there now. he will join us with an update coming up in our next half hour. >>> in the meantime, it is an escalating situation on the peninsula too. more rain could mean more raw sewage in redwood city. this is what things looked like last night. the park on west bay shore took on water. that mix of flooding and raw sewage forced people out of their homes. a year ago a flood forced some of the homes to be red tagged. >>> pictures and video of downed trees continue to come into our newsroom in the oakland hills. we want to see your photos too. you can post directly to facebook. and we may show it on tv. this is a good resource for you as you track changes in the weather at the nbc bay area app. it is f

kris sanchez is on the ground.will check in with her next. >>> we track the damage from the most recent storms. we're asking you to become part of our coverage this morning and every day. send us your photos and video of damage in your area to ise isee @nbcbayarea.com. following on this wednesdaymorne bay: . ==sam/boxes==we bin with ks san- she's live along i-580 in livermoore-- kris -g after a large pothole c. kris/live fallout of that big can see e ==sam//live== here's livlook atighway 17 -- where crews are >>> it is really ground level that you can see the misery that pothole has caused. according to chp, the pothole is 10 x 3 and deep enough for the rebar. we counted six cars either towed or waiting to be towed. several had broken axles and their wheels were jutting out. he reported this last thursday when he saw about 30 on cars pulled overto the shoulder. chp reports that the two slow lanes will be slow toward the pothole repair. we had one viewer tweet is this going to be a safety issue? make your way to the

kris sanchez is there looking at what conditions are like for us this morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, sam and laura. we have a number of people who are 25 feet away from the top six floodwaters that are still in this neighborhood. in the distance you can see some of the cars that were nearly completely under water. behind them, some of those apartments that were evacuated. you can see the red xs there where emergency crews cleared the folks out and then marked the spot for that other responders would not duplicate the effort. now, we know we have 50 police officers working on the new evacuation areas going door to door. but yesterday it was the fire crews. they were evacuating people by boat. by now you may have already seen these images. swift water rescue boats being walked out of the toxic floodwaters contaminated with sewage and chemicals like oil and other household items. about 500 people in this neighborhood are out of their homes. about 2,500 more people could be asked to leave their homes in the area of downtown jose. some of the folks here said they got some notice t

. >> today in the bay kris sanchez is monitoring water levels there. they're rising, aren't they, kris? >> reporter: good morning to you, laura and sam. we got here at 4:00 this morning. in the time that we have been here we watched this river really rise. some of it is covering part of the lower lying part of the bike trail here. and this could get close to flood stage later today. if you look at this graph. we won't keep it up for long. but the purple peak is for today when the river is forecast to reach 15.7 feet. flood stage is 17 feet. so within about a foot. my photographer allen shows you the comparison there from last month. we don't expect it will be quite as bad as january. still, we will be close to flood stage. the flash flood watch is in the santa cruz as well. they are bracing for more rock slides. and the burn zone is particularly vulnerable. the series of storms stacked up will be a problem for folks whose homes have had enough of this wet weather as well. this man cannot even start to fix his roof which partially collapsed in the rain t

. >> kris sanchez live to show us what it looks like right now. ning to you, kris. >>> good morning to you, sam and laura. i have to say in all of my years of reporting here, i have never been alongside this creek. i can't recall the last time it flood. though there was a little bit of flooding back in 2015. we're on one side of it. the crews looking to pump it are all the way on the other side. this is usually just a little creek. it is an amazing sight to see. you can see it is rushing over its banks. it happened about midnight. and crews have been here on scene since. the creek is flowing over mabry road near educational park drive. it was shut down in one direction. the traffic is disrupted to north king road. now they are waiting for floodwaters to run their course because there is nowhere to pump the water. santa clara valley spent money on the creek doing bank repairs and removing trees. it is a sight to see. this is a popular spot for folks who walk, cyclists as well. folks might be heading out into this area. if you aring out along with pe

kris sanchez is live with the details we're learning about a possible suspect still on the loose. at do you know, kris? >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. the suspect managed to get away after holding up this verizon store on east el camino real in sunnyvale. sunnyvale police were able to arrest two suspects, though, before they got away. police tell us they arrested those two folks after that robbery here at the verizon store. they also tell us they recovered a handgun in the getaway car. i'll show you the search area. it was centered around costa mesa terrace. a pretty big apartment complex there as well. sit two miles away from the verizon store near the sunnyvale and saratoga road intersection. questioning of the two suspects that didn't get away. >>> thank you very much for that update. 5:35. tensions remain high this morning on the cal campus wednesday night's violent frosties. students on campus tell us republicans wearing make america great again hats are still being taunted following the demonstrations. we captured that, a particularly ugly scene yesterday as a berke

. >> today in the bay kris sanchez near the guadalupe river. we understand the river could reach flood stage in this latest round. >> reporter: good morning to you, sam and laura. we are here at the guadalupe river. we are hardly ever here near the banks of the guadalupe. you can see how close they are. it is a little too dark to show you, the water is starting to flow over the jog and biking path. this is a river that is a concern for the flash flood situation. we will be monitoring it for you. our photographer did get video about a month ago. this is how the guadalupe. we have seen plenty of rain since then. our team is forecasting it could reach flood stage. the flash flood watch is a problem in the santa cruz mountains where they are facing more rock slides and mudslides. the storms that are stacked up will be a problem for folks whose homes have had enough. a man in the santa cruz mountains said he can't even begin to fix his roof which was partially collapsed two weeks ago. >>> we'll show you how close this is going to get in flood stage.

kris sanchez, today in the bay. >>> 6:41. ing wet roads out there. temperature wise we are in the upper 50s as it will be cooling down as this cold front sweeps through. we'll talk about what to expect as we head into the weekend. the complete microclimate forecast coming up in eight minutes. sam and laura. >>> thank you very much, kari. 6:42 right now. a popular california restaurant coming under attack during dinner hours. >>> plus, now that it is all said and done, can you guess which special interest group spent the most money campaigning last november? here's a hint. bernie sanders lobbied hard against that. >>> and we'll take out to the big board where the dow is doing quite well. up 99 points after a very good jobs report. it's hawaii with a touch of disney magic. for special offers visit disneyaulani.com or call your travel agent developing overnight. cheesecake factory. authorities homeamde pyrotechnic device into the restaurant - which did explode -- sending diners scrambling for cover. remarkably, no one was hurt. >>> 6:45. heavy rain thro

. >> i am kris sanchez. oakland's top cop has her work cut out for her. police department trying to recover public trust after a series of scandals. kirkpatrick was the police chief in spokane and worked with the chicago police department. she is tasked with transforming the culture in oakland. pete suratos is live at oakland city hall where the ceremony wrapped up. pete, what is her message? what's the feeling you get from her? >> reporter: good morning to you, kris. chief anne kirkpatrick kept repeating the need to transform the department, working on a culture change following a year of scandal within the department. and of course, her role made official during the swearing-in ceremony. you see oakland maryor libby schaaf taking part. a number of police chiefs in attendance. chief kirkpatrick mentioned the importance of transforming the department and keeping the city safe and showing strong support for the officers she will be in charge of. she brings in a wealth of experience as a 34-year veteran of law enforcement serving as police chief throughout

. >> i am kris sanchez. experts say this is a case that could go all the way to the supreme court. nbc bay area's pete suratos is live outside the courthouse where there is all developing right now. the eyes of the nation will be watching, not to mention so many people around the world. >> reporter: good morning to you kris and sam. yes, all eyes will be here on the ninth circuit court in san francisco. on sunday morning they already denied the emergency stay to keep the travel ban in place that was put forward by the department of justice. right now they did not deny the appeal. we'll wait to get filings from each side before making the final decision. heavy opposition to the travel ban signed into order by president donald trump. you have lawyers with washington state and minnesota who say the ban would unleash chaos when they say it was signed by president trump last month. that opposition is supported by notable national security vices. madeleine albright and john kerry as well as former cia director o leon panetta. there is a coordinated effort by nearly a hundred tech compani

i'm kris sanchez. >> i'm sam brock. the fires are out, but they're checking for hot spots. causing a delay for anyone living or working in that area. nbc 7's pete suratos joining us. it looks like the fire is still active behind you. >> reporter: good morning to you, sam. san francisco fire saying this is still an active fire even though a majority of it has been put out. i want to show you guys the fire fighters still on the scene on the 1100 block of pacific. they don't know where the fire originated from. when they showed up, there was heavy fire in the basement. let's show you some aerials from nbc bay area chopper. it appears this is a commercial business building on the bottom with residential units on the top. according to the city officially spoke to, crews arrived shortly after 8:00 a.m. and this was deemed a 2 alarm fire. one perp was rescued and that person we're being told has minor injuries. the san francisco fire tweeted out they have a good handle on the fire but it is still active. area near pacific and stockton is still blocked offer. this say seven busines

i am kris sanchez. >> i'm sam brock. tense moments for the people who live there. let's get to the situation there right now. this is video the nbc bay area chopper shot this morning a few hours ago. water controlled and flowing out of the lake to the damaged spillway. no water is spilling over the emergency spillway since the levels have dropped. >> we have team coverage of the fluid situation in oroville. pete, i bet you've learned something new in the last hour or so. >> reporter: good morning. a news briefing is set for 12:00 p.m. it's been an active morning in what looks to be a lookout area of the oroville dam. the excavators moving the boulders. bagging them up in the white bags you see to the right. let's show you new video where we had helicopters descending on this area early this morning. according to the california department of water resources, the helicopters do an air drop. they need to be shored up along the emergency spillway. it depends on their assessment of the erosion this morning. i am being told that crews with the department are inspecting t

i'm kris sanchez. sam/2shot and i'm sam brock. we are keeping a close e the nextound of rain- with so many places still saturated from the last set of storms. ==sam//traffic boxes== here's a live look outsidfromou situated over san francisco, the golden gate bridge, palo alto, and richmond. ad-lib. you can see the low clouds still hanging around. ==kris/traffic boxes== meteorologist kari hall has been tracking the storms sincehe begiing of the we. timing? at's thlatest ==anim== ==kari//wx chroma== ==kris//anim== along with watching kari's forecast -- you can also stay on top of the weathe >> all right. thank you very much, kari. along with watching kari's forecast you can stay on top of the weather with our nbc bay area app. download it today, get ahead of the storm and get alerts on when that rain is 30 minutes away from your home or work. >> okay. right now a storm cloud of protesters is followed around at every stop he's made up and down the west coast. the bright bart editor is taking heat for what he feels is an jnd of white

. >> "today in the bay" kris sanchez joins us this morning with what we're expecting for court today and what we learned during the trial. good morning, kris. >> reporter: good morning to you, laura and sam. as the trial begins at 9:00 in just three hours in the courthouse behind me, we expect that the defense will continue to try to chip away at some of that evidence which is said to be so critical because there is no body we expect they will also continue to try to paint sierra lamar as the kind of teenager who could have just taken off. that is not the portrait that the prosecutors are trying to paint in calling three of sierra lamar's friends to the stand. they are young women but around the same age when she disappeared as a 15-year-old high school sophomore. they sat just yards away from the man accused of killing their friend as they had to recount what she was like and what her last moments might have been. one of their mothers told us what it was like for her daughter to prepare to answer those questions about whether her friend could have had a secret life and could have jus

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in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >>> a 45-year-old man has major injuries after hit by a car while changing flat tire. the person who hit him is still on the run this morning. this happened just after 4:00 yesterday morning along i-280 in san jose. the victim got out of his van and started changing his tire when a toyota corolla came by and hit him and didn't stop. they found the bumper at the scene. they're looking for a 2006 to 2013 red corolla. >>> a person dead after being shot in vallejo this weekend. shots fired before 1:00 yesterday afternoon. when officers arrived they found a person who had been shot. the victim later pronounced dead at the scene. no word on what led up to that shooting. >>> in the meantime in oakland, a suspected arsonist who set a car on fire this weekend is now behind bars. the chp tweeted this picture out of a car engulfed in flames. they say officers arrested a 20-year-old man with the help of witnesses. investigators say the suspect is a transient. a motive for that arson has not been released. >>> four years legendary wisdom is is that j