. >> kris sanchez live in palo alto with a scam warning so you don't get taken. good morning, kris. >> reporter: good morning to you, sam and laura. i'll admit as you probably would, too, if you got a phone call from someone saying your loved one had been hurt or was being kidnapped it would be hard to hang up the phone. the palo alto police department says if you stay on the line those scammers that are calling are one step closer to taking your money. palo alto police say virtual kidnappings are on the rise and that several of the citizens reported getting phone calls from people demanding ransom. in some cases the caller says the loved one damaged their car and will be held until the caller pays up. and by keeping people on the phone the virtual kidnappers prevent people from calling the loved one to make sure that they are okay. but if you get a call like this, palo alto police say press the caller for specific details. >> what does my loved one look like? what are they wearing? can you describe the car? can i speak with the person? ask very direct questions t

i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. we have a lot of news to get to specifically out of the east bay. first, let's get a check of your first weather with kari hall. things are looking better. >>> it is looking better. we are starting out with low clouds start iing to roll into e coast. we'll see more of the fog and drizzle in san francisco and inland areas will stay nice and clear. you can see that layer roll over the golden gate bridge now and a clear view of the city. as we go in through the day we'll see cooler temperatures inland but very warm in spots like gilroy up to 88. 90, antioch. 74 in san mateo with san francisco reaching into the mid-60s and some mid-80s for parts of the north bay. we'll take a closer look at these numbers and what's ahead as temperatures heat up this weekend in a few minutes. mike, you have a report of a wrongway driver? >> i do and a fire dynamic. i'll take you where the traffic break is right now eastbound 580. the sensors turned back to green going eastbound. there was a report of a car

. >> and i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. we want to get right to the forecast because it is changing, kari. >> it will be a good change, something we've been waiting on since the weekend. our temperatures will be copping down several is more degrees today and especially for the inland areas you'll notice the difference by this afternoon. we're going to see the highs reaching into the mid-80s for san jose and cupertino. still 91 in gilroy. it will be hot in the south county and the tri-valley and the delta while we'll have low 80s for palo alto. the embarcadero at 66 degrees. and the north bay looking at mostly mid-80s for some of the valleys. we'll talk more about this and what's ahead as we keep these temperatures throughout the week and, mike, already you're looking at a crash. >> westbound 580 where you see the toll plaza camera here. i wanted to show you how light and intermittent the traffic flow is and that's why we're able on our map to see a steady flow westbound 580 from the richmond side over to san r rafael. a lit

kris sanchez, nbc bay area. >> so nice to see.iving spirit here. >> there are lots of ways to help and that's just one step to that. we'll be right back. our collaboration with pg&e is centered around public safety. without pg&e's assistance, without their training we could not do our mission to keep our community safe. anytime we are responding to a structure fire, one of the first calls you make is for pg&e for gas and electric safety. it's my job to make sure that they have the training that they need to make the scene safe for themselves and for the public. it's hands-on training actually turning valves, turning systems off, looking at different wire systems all that training is crucial to keeping our community safe and our firefighters safe. together, we're building a better california. a gold medal performance from five-time olympic medalist simone biles. the gymnast posted that video >>> that is a gold medal performance from five-time olympic medallist simone biles. she posted a video yesterday showing her a little loopy fr

i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. we'll get to all of that in just a moment. first you have to know what to wear when you leave your house. >> a nice cool start to the morning with mostly clear skies. we'll start to see the fog returning to the coast as we go through later this morning but visibility is all clear as you head through san rafael and heading to san francisco looking good there. as we get a look at our high temperatures today it will be really nice. temperatures on par with where we should be for this time in july in oakland. 74 degrees. san jose up to 81 degrees. we'll talk about this and what's ahead as those temperatures ramp up for the weekend in a few minutes. mike starts us out with the san ma mateo bridge. >>> i've been watching this camera intently. we've had a cal trans crew. you see it there and then a disabled box truck there and flares and cleared. the flares burnt out so a lot of change in the last ten. as we look at the map not a lot of slowing or explanation on the chp report so i continue

i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> there's so much energy bubbling inside of you. >> i might have over caffeinated. >> all these changes going on right now but the fog has been consistent. >> it's been lacking the last couple of days and that's what caused the temperatures to really heat up. so glad to see it has rolled back in but it's still clear as we look outside at fremont. it's 57 degrees and already warm inland. we are making progress here. oakland 73. 83 in palo alto and san francisco will be up to 64 degrees. >> southbound down through los gatos hills we did have a lot of slowing because of construction. all lanes have cleared up. we look at the rest of the south bay. the crash in milpitas still on the shoulder. the crash to the richmond san rafael bridge still on the shoulder. no major injuries. the bay bridge westbound we did have an earlier bit of debris clear cleared. back to you. >> mike, thank you very much. it's 5:01 on your tuesday. another violent attack and ironically comes just hours before the b.a.r.t. board of directors. >> pete suratos is live at the st

today in the bay kris sanchez jointion us live in willow glen after red bird drive with an investigation this morning. kris. >> good morning to you sam and laura. answer investigator just took down the police tape but we know that the woman who police say stabbed that victim is on the run this morning. the stabbing happened just before 3:00 this morning in this neighborhood. the vic, as you said, reportedly stabbed more than ten times. up to 13 times. he was taken to the hospital by ambulance but is expected to survive. police officer did bring in a k-9 to search for clues. they also impounded a small hundred day as part of their investigation prosecutor but the woman who police stabbed the victim is not in custody at this point. >> i asked san jose police here on scene whether that creates a danger to the public, that the public should know about, and the officer told me it appears at this point that the suspect and victim knew each other so perhaps no danger at large. well this all happened in this 800 block of red bird avenue, this is the parts of willow glen that's between alma den e

in san jose, kris sanchez today in the zbla was that at red bird thank you very much, kris. >>> happeningain is taking a major step forward making your commute a little easier down the road anyway. in just a few hours the transit agency is finally set to break ground on its lec tra if i occasion project. >> we're live at the caltrain station to tell you how this will impact your commute. good morning, bob. >> >> reporter: good morning. you're going to have governor jerry brown, nancy pelosi, sf mayor ed lee and other government leaders helping caltrain to break ground on this nearly $2 billion lec tra if i occasion project. this will elect tra phi the caltrain quarter up and down the peninsula from the fourth and king station in san francisco all the way down south to the tammy an station in san jose. right now it runs diesel local motives that are over 30 years old. accordsing to the agency need replacing. anyone who's done this commute before knows they are packed, many times standing room only. 65,000 people ride caltrain daily. that's more than double the number since 2005. now with t

here is kris sanchez. >>> actually have my own personal struggle with finance.obody taught me how to manage credit and save money. >> fredy struggled with money when he was younger. he learned on his own and wanted to use his knowledge to help others. >> when it comes to finance, i think of, you know, preparing them financially so they can be self-sufficient again so they don't have to feel like they are in a position where they have vulnerable. >> reporter: he works one on one with clients like janet valdez. janet told us fredy got her more prepared more financial education to learn how to save money and manage her credit and help her daughter succeed. help reducing prover the i and create opportunities for families. >> lots of tools and get the sense of empowerment so they can achieve their own financial goals. >> reporter: there are 16 centers around the bay area. the newest opened weeks ago at evergreen community college district work force institute in san jose. the first in santa clara county. the focus is a two-generation approach. >> the community school

kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> big changes coming. thank you, kris. >>> nine people are recovering after a car crash in brentwood. chp says it was the result of a head-on collision between a driver and stolen car going the wrong way and a van with seven people inside of it and that included three children. that happened on westbound highway 4 and san creek road. helicopters had to come and transport some of the victims for care. a man was arrested on several felony charges. two people in the van remain in the hospital. >>> berkeley police say they are searching for a suspect after a strong-armed robbery early s sunday morning at about 2:40 in the morning. they say a man robbed a woman and fled in a car. the car may have been a ford taurus. >>> new this morning san jose police are looking for a guy who shot a woman in san jose. it happened around midnight near winchester boulevard. several neighbors we spoke to heard the gunfire. we saw the cops and the streets were closed. >> the victim was treated for nonlife threatening injuries at t

. >> and i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon.to the forecast because it is changing, kari. >> it will be a good change, something we've been waiting on since the weekend. our temperatures will be copping down several is more degrees today and especially for the inland areas you'll notice the difference by this afternoon. we're going to see the highs reaching into the mid-80s for san jose and cupertino. still 91 in gilroy. it will be

. >> kris sanchez live with some of the issues the city council is facing as it tries to work with the tech giant. good morning, kris? >> reporter: good morning to you. the station where i am this morning is to be the grand central station of the west and google's proposed development is a big part of that. b.a.r.t. and high speed rail will come and could carry some of those 20,000 employees that google is planning to have working here in san jose. an exclusive talk about selling land. the plan calls for about 8 million square feet of office space. to put it in perspective that is more than double the size of mountain view. a lot of concern over traffic and housing and affordability. the city will not subsidize google's development. taxpayers won't foot the bill. and when the process begins, it is not to begin before the holidays this year. when we find out what the ccale item is we'll let you know so you can have your say. >> a lot of things to talk about. >>> new this morning in the last 30 minutes we've confirmed with the santa clara county sheriff's office a man did drown in morgan

. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez. the reservoir would be the first new one really built in decades. >> reporter: yeah, would you believe, laura, this would be the first reservoir in 60 years here in santa clara county, so certainly nothing we've seen in our particular lifetimes. but i want to show you the area we're talking about. we're talking about an area down 152 south of gilroy. if you drive south and you have driven past this. the proposed reservoir would hold 100,000 acre feet of water, enough water for about 650,000 people. the cost is estimated at this point at $800 million. now this is the very early stage of the talks, though. tonight's meeting is one of the first steps to get the ball rolling but the water district is likely to hear a lot of questions about the price and about why the district needs a new reservoir when it spilled over water this winter. here is the head of the silicon valley taxpayer association. >> they are currently draining water out of the current reservoirs so they need more capacity

kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> kris doing some digging for us. thank you very much for that live report. 6:05. new details on a story we first broke on "today in the bay" yesterday morning. we are learning neighbors of a walnut condo complex that went up in flames think that fire was no accident. flames sparked just after midnight on ygnacio valley road. contra costa county says tenants were home at the time because they were in the process of moving out. neighbors believe they were evict ed after a history of police visits and fear the fire could have been payback. >>> the fix for a popular business owner in marin will continue this morning. he's missing in tomales bay. crews believe tod friend went overboard while boating. he's 70 years old and owns the tomales bay oyster company. he was last seen monday on the water. searchers found his boat circling but no sign of friend. he was not wearing a life jacket. the oyster company was established more than 100 years ago. it's a popular spot for locals and tourists. >>> watch your pets closely. that'

i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. we're all teaming up to bring you the news on this wednesday. we are halfway through your workweek. things have such a hot weekend but we know that there will be more hot temperatures on the way so you'd better enjoy it now. a look at what it looks like right now in san francisco. the low clouds and the fog over the golden gate bridge but most of the city all clear. it's 54 degrees and we do have a cooler start in the north bay. santa rosa. it's 49 degrees. 59 now in oakland with high temperatures today reaching into the mid-70s for oakland. san jose, 81 degrees. some upper 80s for the inland valleys with some lower 60s in spots like half moon bay. we'll take a closer look at the forecast and what to expect throughout the week coming up in about seven minutes. mike now has a new crash in san jose. >> i do. it doesn't sound like any major injuries but this is a tough spot. an easy drive northbound 101 through san jose. you see already the red showing up as far as those speed sensors go

. >> kris sanchez joins us live with the cam warning so you don't get taken and, kris, this is frighteninge to get that call. >> reporter: yeah, i can't imagine getting this call being able to hang up the phone even if i knew where my loved ones were moment. but police say that's exactly what you should do because the longer you safeway on the phone the better the chance scammers have of getting your money. several citizens have reported getting phone calls from people demanding ransom for their loved ones. in some cases the caller will say the loved one was in a crash or a collision, damaged their car, and will be held until the caller pays up. if you get a call like this, police say hang up, but if you cannot, then demand specifics and demand to speak to your loved ones. >> what does my loved one lock like? what are they wearing? can you describe their car? can i speak with that person? just ask very direct questions that will require a direct answer. >> reporter: now just yesterday the fbi announced the arrest of this woman, the ringleader of a virtual scam ring with victims here in cal

in palo alto, kris sanchez, b "today in the bay." >> terrifying for families there. is, thank you very much. ro happening today the 18-year-old father accused of abandoning his baby in a parking lot is expected to make his first court appearance. barbers at a nearby shop say they saw daniel mitch leave the 16-day-old baby in a parking the lo. the newborn was still in his car seat. surveillance video captured the incident which happened monday afternoon. the barbers who rescued the child say they cannot stop thinking about him. >> we want to know what's going on with the baby because he looked all right sitting in the seat. he was alert, relaxed, sucking on a pacifier. >> mitchell is charged with child abandonment and endangerment along with cocaine possession. police say mitchell now claims he did so much cocaine he didn't know that he left his baby behind. the is not considered a suspect. >>> 6:34. a developing story overnight. firefighters have suckfully knocked down this grass fire in south san jose. that fire started yesterday evening near the golf club in the alm

thanks for that. >> you got the fans out there, kris sanchez. >> my heart skipped a baetd.early mad about the commute. we are out here on the san mateo bridge and take the poll and weigh in on twitter with more to say than yes or no. >> all right, kris. the lining different. funding streams for different projects. thank you so much. we expect that break down. the water right now in santa cruz is reopening tomorrow just days after a white shark attack there and with the heat we are expecting in the bay area a lot of people are probably going to be heading to the beach to beat the heat. >> chuck coppola live in santa cruz with a warning before swimmers before thinking about hopping in the water, chuck. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, sam and laura. it will be crowded here at the boardwalk. it is quiet. restrictions still in effect going about going into the water and won't be lifted until tomorrow morning at the earliest. that's a time frame that has not changed so far as we know. it comes after steve lawson, a kayaker, saw what he described as a great white shark te

i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock.re in palo alto. still a bit of fog hanging out. kari, that is affecting how it feels where you are. >>> good morning. we're seeing the low clouds rolling across this shot from dublin. it looks cool there as we are going to see those temperatures going from the mid-50s, rides rising into the upper 80s. san francisco keeps the fog for a little while longer, high temperatures today reaching the mid-60s and then it slowly warms up as we head to the weekend. looking at inland areas up to 89 degrees we are going to see some more cooling for today in the next several days. those temperature will steady and then heats up again for the weekend. i'll coming up at about 6:37. mike says the sig alert continues. >> traffic alerts, breaking news we just told you about westbound 580. the crash still blocks your slow lane just past the dublin interchange around san ramone road. that crash we told you was just about clear because the tow truck had arrived. it sounds like whatever was on the back of it

welcome back now let's get to the stage for more from kris sanchez. so what do you think is the biggest misunderstanding the governments are corporations have of the artist in particular musician. there's a couple of things that come to mind one of them and i wish i could remember who said this but it was it was someone in the. in the government or that was like ok artists all of you you're just just saying just act stop i don't care. but you think like just shut up and saying or whatever that kind of vibe. and that is a huge misunderstanding obviously because hi i'm a citizen of this country i am a person with opinions and feelings and and ideas even though i happen to be doing something that is an entertainment industry. yeah oh you dance monkey like just be quiet don't you don't get to think that's a huge misunderstanding and i think that that's. if people have their opinions and they have a platform to speak them because they are famous for being an actor or musician or whatever then good for them i mean these other people to have their opposite o

i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia-cannon. >> and i'm sam brock. to specifically out of the east bay. first, let's get a check of your first weather with kari hall. things are looking better. >>> it is looking better. we are starting out with low clouds start iing to roll into e coast. we'll see more of the fog and drizzle in san francisco and inland areas will stay nice and clear. you can see that layer roll over the golden gate bridge now and a clear view of the city. as we go in

kris sanchez is there as well talking with investigators. she reports that the victim is a man

kris sanchez shows to prove i it -- >> angry, mad at the world. >> reporter: inmate is calling it home tor the last few years. and is now a state certified crisis counselor. >> if you genuinely sit with that like i have for the past 22 years, bound to change me. >> reporter: now he sits in an unlikely circle made up of inmates from san quentin and prosecutors from the district attorney's office. coming together as part of a new effort meant to humanize the criminal justice system. >> we are also not past being rehabilitated. >> reporter: he has been taking his prosecutors to san quentin for several years now. he believes they missed the mark when it comes to rehabilitation. >> we as a nation has incarcerated more people in the world. it is filled. >> reporter: recent criminal justice reforms mean -- now getting a reprieve. gaston wants his office to make his office more successful. >> when you come up, we want to facilitate you coming out and not go back again. >> reporter: the collaboration started five years ago where the former owner of marin county volunteers as an adviser. his dau

"today in the bay's" kris sanchez with what else we're learning this morning. kris? >> reporter: good morning to you, laura. it seems stanford university police know who the suspect is. they say that the victim knew him and that it happened, as you said, in one of the campus residence halls. now stanford police say the sexual assault was reported around 1:30 yesterday morning and, again, they do know where it happened. they were acquaintances, the victim and suspect, but police did not say why they were together. we can tell you that it is a 53-year-old man we're talking about. now according to the latest statistics available from stanford university there have been a number of sexual assaults on campus, some high-profile, as you know. there were 39 reported sex offenses on campus. 25 of which happened in student residences. only one of those overall cases was found to be unfounded. now you can find a link to those statistics if you want to see them for yourself in my twitter feed. i'm posting resources for sexual assault victims, whether it happens on a campus or an

. >> nbc bay area kris sanchez is showing us how thousands of kids are getting ready for school. >> the thought of sending them to school without school splice would be heart wrenching to me. >> reporter: forming two lines to stuff backpacks. >> education is very important to western digital so providing access to the supplies is just one piece of helping our communities be more successful. >> reporter: western digital partnered with family giving trees to make sure all have the necessary school supplies. >> the population of low income children is still growing. >> reporter: on this day volunteers packed 500 backpacks. >> we have all been in school. we all know how exciting it is to have a backpack. >> every backpack that we packed today would go to some kids. >> reporter: despite all this work, still a lot of students in the bay area starting school without the supplies they need. >> we are only reaching 10% of the population here of low income students so essential that we continue to get more folks out here and corporations partnering with us. >> reporter: they have been doing these

i'm kris sanchez.center this morning board members for b.a.r.t. met to discuss safety improvements on the transit line. today's meeting will show an uptick in violence on b.a.r.t. trains and stations. an attack in april when a mob of young people stormed a train. b.a.r.t. leaders say any crime is unacceptable and one possibility including hiring more police officers. last month ba.a.r.t. added new security cameras for its entire fleet of trains. a safety discussion was scheduled for 10:30 in oakland. >>> now a look at your forecast. a little cooler today, kari. >>> yeah, and this is the reason why. the low clouds and drizzle back in san francisco. that had will help bring down the temperatures. while in san jose right now it's bright and sunny. we will see those highs reaching into the mid-80s. 83 in palo alto. 73 in oakland. san francisco 64 degrees. mid-80s for the north bay. concord hitting the low 90s. it will be warm in a few spots as we head into the next several days our temperatures hold steady

kris/2shot and i )m kris sanchez. the latest attack--- comes just hours before a (safety meeting( today. ==kris//cu== the agency is wrestling with how to keep riders safe, amidst a steady wave of attacks. =kris//boxes= nbc bay area )s pete suratos is live at that safety meeting in oakland... and pete -- you just talked to the bart police chief? new video of an acid cleanup on a highway 101 on-ramp in the north bay. nbc bay area skyranger was overhead a spill in novato ... where the marin county hazardous materials crew is on scene. in the last 10 minutes -- the novato fire district tweeted that the hazardous materials incident is over and all roads and overpasses are open, including the atherton / san marin overpass. ==anim== kris/rail new at 11 out of the south bay we )re just learning two men are being charged, accused of cutting a hole through the roof of a cupertino store to steal tens of thousands of dollars worth of electronics. sheriff )s deputies say once the men got inside the verizon store on stevens creek bo

i )m kris sanchez. sam/2shot and i )m sam brock. it was shooting that rocked the fabric of the bay area. back in 2012 -- "one goh" opened fire at that east bay college -- killing seven people. =sam//boxes= nbc bay area )s bob redell is live at the alameda county courthouse in oakland. and bob, the sentence just came down within the last hour... bob//live take vo take vo sot oc: trt: cont. vo bob//live =kris/rail= today the murder trial for the undocumented immigrant charge with shooting and killing kate steinle is scheduled to start. =vo= investigators say mexican national "juan francisco lopez-sanchez" told them he found a stolen gun, and it accidentally went off... killing steinle on pier 14 in san francisco two years ago. the shooting made national headlines - even prompting a bill, . lled "kate )s law", which >>> 14 in san francisco two years ago. the shooting made national headlines, even prompting a bill called case law which you might remember passed the house last month. that bill would extend prison stays for undocumented i

kris sanchez is off. sam/2shot and i )m sam brock. we continue our coverage of the fire. and still unknown at this point--- how did it start?? we first brought you this story )live ) on today in the bay. sam//vo+rail the fire broke out on valdez street near 23rd -- this is just blocks away from lake merrit.... and in the thick of the neighborhood known as "auto row" in oakland, with lots of development in the area. laura//boxes nbc bay area )s bob redell is live at the scene. and bob, youv )e been out there since early this morning -- looks like we )re in for a lengthy investigation... live intro ==take pkg== oc: i have no idea trt:1:33 liag >>> it looks like they could be in for a lengthy investigation. >> correct. good morning, laura and sam. the four-alarm fire here at the waverly construction site has been out for a couple of hours, but there are safety concerns, a lot of hot spots. that's why you see the oakland fire department still spraying water on the site. and the other concerns, the construction crane you see is scorched. they're supposed to be flying a drone t

kris sanchez is off. sam/2shot and i )m sam brock. a mother )s broken heart---- on full display this morning, as she spoke about trying to find her son )s killer. ==sam//2 shot== her son, calvin, went to high school in san mateo -- and was playing college baseball in stockton when his life was tragically cut short. despite an intense investigation -- the suspect is still out there. ==laura//wipe== nbc bay area )s pete suratos joins us from the newsroom. pete -- it was a very emotional plea from the family. ==pete/nwsrm== during a news conference at san francisco )s aquatic park.where calvin riley was killed nearly a year ago. u.s. park police said. that they are now looking for two cars.in connection to the suspect. those cars are.a 2- thousand six.to 2-thousand nine.black audi... a3 s-u- v.....and a 2013 white hyundai sonata. ==take vo== u.s. park police stood beside riley )s mother kari-ann..and congresswoman jackie spier...where we learned that two cash rewards are being offered in the death of calvin riley.who was shot and killed.

. >> and i'm kris sanchez. we brought you live coverage during that announcement on "today in the bay." the president citing medical costs and disruption behind that decision. pete suratos joins us live from the capitol are reaction to that news. pete? >> reporter: strong opinions, as you would expect, revolving around president trump's tweets this morning. we spoke to them here in the castro district. it appears tweets made by the president contradict tweets he made last year when he was just a presidential candidate. >> i think it's appalling. as the country advances in lgbtq rights, this is going against the tide. >> we were moving forward and now we're going backwards. >> reporter: here's presidential candidate donald trump tweeting in june of 2016. quote, thank you to the lgbtq community. i will fight for you while hillary clinton brings in more people that will threaten your freedoms and beliefs. fast-forward to today with president trump tweeting, quote, after a consultation with my generals and military

i i'm kris sanchez. >> and i'm sam brock. fires have created what you see here. bob redell has been at the scene all morning for us. firefighters have put out the flames but it seems they're still putting their guard up now. >> absolutely. good morning, sam and kris. we did speak with the fire department and between them examine calfiand calfire, they plan to have about 70 men and women here and also nearby at alum rock. this is one home that was lost in yesterday's fire, and within the past hour, the family who lives here removed papers from their site and they're still on-site sifting through the debris with shovels to see if anything else can be salvaged. this fire started about 4:30 yesterday afternoon and quickly traveled up the hills here in east san jose. it burned 150 acres. the fire is out but firefighters only have a fire alarm out about 50% of the burn area. there are still things in it smoldering so today they wanted to extend that containment line to 100%. given all the smoke here, they only lost one house. the man across the street was stunned the f

on the san mateo bridge, kris sanchez, today in the bay. >>> all right.ed to a beach. continuing coverage now on a shark attack in santa cruz. tomorrow the beaches are expected to reopen just days after that white shark chomped on a man's kayak. busy one expected to be at the beaches this weekend. today in the bay chuck cop to la with what people need to know before attempting to take a dip in the water. i don't know if i'd do it. >> reporter: well, good morning, laura. it's a very foggy here at the boardwalk in santa cruz and when the fog lifts you won't be allowed to did into the water because as you mentioned shark sightings since tuesday led to numerous restrictions, including not going into the water until tomorrow. you can go to the beach anywhere in santa cruz but you can't go in the water from the mouth of the san lorenzo river on the south part of the area, that's where the giant dipper roller coaster you might be familiar with on the boardwalk all the way north to fair avenue. that's well passed steamer lane, the lighthouse and not quite to natu

. >> kris sanchez joins us live to explain the proposal for a new reservoir and why not everybody is onboard, kris. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, sam and laura. this is a reservoir that would hold more water than all of the county reservoirs put together. if you look on your screen we put together a map to show you where the proposed site is. if you road trip down south you have passed on highway 152 south of gilroy. it would be the first in 60 years. we're talking about 130,000 acre feet of water, enough for 6 0,000 people a year at an estimated cost at this point of $800 million. now you may remember this site this winter, water flowing out of anderson reservoir and that raises the question for the head of the sill valley taxpayers association which is why does the county need a new reservoir when the district wasn't even filling the ones that they have. >> they are currently draining water out of the current reservoirs so they're saying they need more capacity but they're currently draining water. so it seems to be at odds with one another. >> reporter: the water

i )m kris sanchez. sam/2shot and i )m sam brock. the big news today---- sean spicer is out--- and anthony scaramucci is in--- after a long-awaited shake up in the white house staff. sam/rail it is breaking news this morning: white house press secretary sean spicer has (resigned from his post... over the hiring of a new communications director - anthony scaramuccci. vo scaramucci is a new york financier and trump supporter...who fundraised for donald trump during the campaign. spicer was reportedly asked to stay on by the president...but chose to resign. sources tell nbc news spicer worried scaramucci hiring of skaramucchi. sean spicer worried that skaramucchi couldn't handle the rig rigors of the position and he would be forced to do two jobs. hoan spicer has the pressure of any press secretary dealing with a flood of controversy from inauguration turnout to the russia investigation. >>> a live look right now of the white house. in there is the white house press briefing room. we know nbc is planning to have a special report any min

. >>> good morning to you, it's 8:26, i'm kris sanchez.ioch last night. the fires popped up just minutes apart and within a one-mile radius. we have confirmed all were deliberately set. the first was reported at 8:50 on the contra costa county fa fairgroun fairgrounds. the next were set in that one-mile radius. firefighters tell us there is no mistake this is an arsonist at work. if you believe that you might have seen something suspicious last night in antioch, do call the police department. >>> and here's a look at traffic with mike. >> all right, kris. our live camera, 101 northbound through san jose shows you still a lot of congestion right here. coming up into the area to where we saw that camera, we do have the issue that just cleared lanes around the capital expressway in the northbound direction. there's a new crash right around 280 and one of the exits around 7th so be careful, it slows coming down off southbound 680 but that's about the only problem for the south bay. the disabled big rig over 92 and skyline, that has cleared bet