and some how people find their way at l.a.x. so i respectfully ask you to stay your ground, hold your ground. i think we need to proceed. i think it is really sad, and it's a statement of the fast stat sad state of affas that we have to do what you're doing. it shouldn't be this way in san francisco, but yet we have a terminal where we're trying to honor a man who is responsible for the gay rights movement being where it is, who was killed, and yet an airport commission that doesn't get it. and so thank you very much for doing it. and on behalf of, i think, so many members of our lgbt community, we thank you and ask you for continuing your efforts. thank you. >> chairwoman: thank you so much. i'd like to call up stewart milk. thank you so much for being here with us today. >> thank you. >> chairwoman: even with an injured foot? >> yeah. it's not too comfortable, but it is always great to be here in san francisco, and to be before this such important body that my uncle so proudly served in. it means so much to the entire milk fam

and the lightning is causing some problems at l.a.x. and the flights that was forced to land. >>> and the head lights show you have slick roads here in dublin. we'll talk about spinouts and where the latest have popped up or cleared coming up. >>> all right. looking live at the radar, which by the way you can take with you if you get the nbc bay area app. you can see all of the red, the orange even. and all of that green on the radar. kari is tracking it all this morning. certaiy, driving in this morning. >> hands on the wheels. >> responsible. >> yeah. very responsible. >> well, you have been tracking that storm, so whae coming through this morning with some of the heavier rain and then as we look at the storm sen is falling. green where it's a little bit lighter. so we are seeing it coming through in waves. let's look at the north bay, santa rosa and novato. we are going to also see only of the heavier rain moving in san francisco, over towards the bay bridge and then toward emeryville and berkeley. for the tri-valley, we are seeing s

if you traveled through l.a.x.ast month. >>> a man defying firefighters running back into his burning home to rescue his dog. it's a finish you don't want to miss. it is 5:40 right now, you are watching "today in the bay." >>> it is 5:43. as you're making your breakfast, it's still a little cold, but look at this temperature trend towards midmorning. the windier hilltops will turn breezy. by 10:00 a.m., topping out into the 50s by 12:00, but don't worry, we're expecting the mid 60s and only getting warmer as the week goes on. i'll break down that timeline coming up. >>> here's what the wind looks like. shaking our rooftop camera on the nimitz in oakoakland, there that sig alert as you approach the bay bridge. >>> thanks so much. it is 5:44. happening today, sam lick cardo giving his state of the city address today. he's expected to focus on affordable housing and homelesses in. he will give his speech this morning a a tiny home construction -- to shelter the homeless as they transition into more permanent housing.

icials sayt health o flyers may have been exposed to measles at l.a.x.n february 21st by a passenger on a china eastern airlines flight on a layover, but they add there is no current risk at l.a.x. >>> now to the questions a lot of nervous flyers are asking, how do i know if i'm booking one of those planes grounded around most of the world, and what happens if i want to cancel? with more on that, here is joe fryer. >> reporter: at airports across the country, worried passengers are paying closer attention tola what type of they're flying in. on their minds, the boeing 737 max 8 grounded virtually everywhere, except north america. >> a lot of times people are peready scared to fly, and when things like this h it makes the fear even more apparent. >> reporter: the max 8 complete more than 8,500 flights a weekcc worldwide,ding to a flight tracking service. we spoke with passengers after one flight. >> when i saw it was the same plane, you got a little concerned, i could do.s nothing all i can do is pray that the pilots knew what they were doing. >> reporter

yep, that's lightning near l.a.x. in southern california.rport experienced a brief power outage because of that. plane had to go back to the airport after being struck by lightning shortly after take off. passengers were then put on a different plane. luckily no one was hurt, but that is impressive. >> right at l.a.x. >> that's that atmospheric river now hitting southern california. as we look at our forecast, worst rain 3 to 6:00 a.m. north bay and santa cruz mountains, lower of that end would be in the rain shattered valleys of the east bay. winds at 35 miles per hour could take down some trees. we have it all on storm ranger right now. >> okay. before you head out the door to work or school tomorrow, check in with kerry or mike. our morning newscast begins early at 4:00 a.m. be safe out there. >> we have to get out the door before it starts raining too much. >> good night. [ cheers and applause ] stu♪o 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests

. >> another measles warning at l.a.x. travelers may have been exposed to the virus earlier this month. an infected passenger was in the terminal. officials do not believe the re >>> tonight new zealand issued an immediate ban on all assault rifles, high capacity magazines and military style semiautomatic rifles. the countries prime minister said the alleged gunman bought his guns legally and 30 round ms.s. everyone that owns these guns has 30 days to turn them in. >>> more than 150 pipe gathered in the san francisco to remember the victims. interfaith hosted the candle light vicill. local leaderoffered prayer and support for the ve eradicating gun violence. we need to show solidarity and bring people together. >> eric swalwell spoke at the vigil. >>> we'll tell you about a new assignment for california national guard troops. >>> up first, a families plea for a hit and run driver to come forward after a plan in the east bay was hit and killed. >>> rain back in the forecast, not for tomorrow. on friday it will be wet. detai

we'll show you the issues that that created at l.a.x. and one flight that was forced to land. >> yeah. no lightning here, but a lot of rain in the forecast. meteorologist kari hall is monitoring what we can expect throughout the day. 5:26. you're watching "today in the bay." we )re in a microclimate wr alert-- >>> right now at 5:30, the rain is pelting the bay area. we are in a microclimate weather alert for you on this wednesday morning. now, here's a live look outside at the golden gate bridge and palo alto. wet roads and rain drops on the camera there. so that radar lit up with the latest storm. our team is up -- they were up early this morning looking at the conditions to prepare you to head out the door. and a good morning to you. thanks so much for joining us. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm kris sanchez, in for laura garcia. i want to get to kari hall who is telling us what all the rain means and how long it will stick around. >> yeah. if you're up early this morning, you have to get to work, you're dealing with the worst of the rai

this was at l.a.x. up next, we'll tell you about the evacuations in the area. >>> the roads are wet and it's windy out there. make sure you have both hands on the wheel and mike inouye will get you on your way. weather and traffic coming up next as you're watching "today in the bay." live look at radar y storm ranger. ad-lib. we )re in a microclimate wea >>> right now at 6:30 a live look at our radar. powered by nbc bay area storm ranger. as you can see, the rain is moving in parts, but still rain in the bay area right now. and good morning to you. thanks so much for starting your morning with us. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia today. we were on at 4:00 this morning so we could bet you ready for the morning commute. "today in the bay" meteorologist kari hall is tracking the system. we hope for a little bit of a break. >> we saw at 4:00 the radar was just covered but now it's very hit or miss. you can see the rain drops hitting the camera lens in the south bay. let's look

it started at l.a.x., where mina corasani, boarded a flight to sacramento with her neat and two dozens. >> i see that they take my youngest cousin to the front of the plane. >> reporter: mina, who had taken her relatives to universal studios, followed. >> she goes. and i go to follow her. and the american airline agent blocks me in the aisle and doesn't let me go. >> reporter: the airline contends mina was violent with the flight attendants who were helping out. soon, mina and her relatives were escorted off of the plane and said they called the police. >> they are accusing you of human trafficking because you don't resemble your family. >> reporter: police intervened and quickly determined they were all related and reunited the family. later, mina asked american for an apology. >> human trafficking is an important concern. we train our staff and they followed procedures. >> reporter: american booked them on another flight and comped their hotel room. but months later, she is still shaken by what happened, and has filed a complaint with the department of transportation. >> that's very

. >> it started at l.a.x. where mina boarded a flight to sacramento with her niece and two cousins. >> shortly after that, i see that they take my youngest cousin to the front of the plane. >> reporter: mina from hayward had taken her relatives to universal studios followed. >> so she gets up and she goes and i go to follow her and then the american airline agent blocks me in the aisle and doesn't let me go. >> reporter: the airline contends mina was violent with the flight attendants who were trying to help out. soon mina and her relatives were escorted off the plane and told american airlines had called the police. she asked officers why. >> they're accusing of you human trafficking because you don't resemble your family. >> reporter: her attorney said police intervened and quickly determined they were all related and reunited the family. later mina asked american for an apology. >> and the response was basically human trafficking is an important concern and we train our staff and they follow their procedure

a passenger jet headed for seattle was hit by lightning, had to turn back to l.a.x. in southern ng strikes shooting california. nearly 1,500 strikes recorded in five minutes. much of the country trapped in an arctic blast. single digit wind chills from chicago to new york to boston and this system is now headed to the northeast. so, let's get right to rob marciano tracking it all for us. hey, rob. >> reporter: hi, david. this system is going to hit the entire eastern half of the country. still in california. got another day of rain and snow. but by saturday, we're looking at heavy snow in the northern plains, heavy rain into chicago and the northeast on sunday. look at that severe weather swath, the same areas that got hit on sunday likely will get hit again this weekend. they are dealing with the sub-frieszing temperatures here in the northeast. another mid-january-like morning with wind chills in the single digits. not warming up until the next system gets here. david? >> bundle up in the morning and tonight, too, as we can see, rob, thank you. >>> we're going to t

for six days since the plane landed at l.a.x., not even where is bear's body now? >> they didn't give me a chance to see the dog. they didn't give me paperwork of the dog. nothing. >> reporter: now a threat from his attorney. >> we want a criminal investigation of the circumstances surrounding the death of bear. >> reporter: klm said the dog's body was examined to ensure there was no public health threat. after this interview and contacting klm with several other questions, we received this statement. we take matters of animal welfare very seriously. klm's cargo department is in contact with the owner of the dog and for reasons of customer confidentiality we cannot release further details. the father said he's never seen a case like this. >> you don't take somebody's property, somebody's family member, somebody's pet and just keep it without any kind of explanation. >> reporter: abc 7 news. >>> "us" is doing more than scaring people. >> it is giving people second thoughts about visiting the santa cruz beach boardwalk. ♪ inside out got ♪ i'm feeling good. ♪ doing it

and l.a.x. is a great example of an extremely confusing operation with a lot of congestion issues. we don't want to be that airport. so i have a whole team just on way-finding and a program on way-finding. so we try to be very thoughtful. we thought we were trying to be thoughtful of this as well in the way we presented the harvey milk terminal, but also have that mind to the passengers. and so i'm hopeful that we're differentiating between way-finding and the terminal signage because the way-finding program has to be clear and concise and can't add to the confusion of a terminal experience. i would just say that. we would be very proud to work with the milk family on this as we proceed with our crowd sourcing campaign, which i think is very exciting, and i think it is going to have a wonderful presentation and representation of harvey milk, and it is going to involve the public significantly in that. so we would love to work with the milk family as we prepare that. the other thing around the art commission work, certainly that is a public art program. and the airport doesn't have

. >> right at l.a.x. >> that's that atmospheric river now hitting southern california. as we look at our forecast, worst rain 3 to 6:00 a.m. north bay and santa cruz mountains, lower of that end would be in the rain shattered valleys of the east bay. winds at 35 miles per hour could take down some trees. we have it all on storm ranger right now. >> okay. before you head out the door to work or school tomorrow, check in with kerry or mike. our morning newscast begins early at 4:00 a.m. be safe out there. >> we have to get out the door before it starts raining too much. >> good night. [ cheers and applause ] stu♪o 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon." tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- liam hemsworth, jessica williams, rob gronkowski, musical guest, ronnie milsap featuring little big town and the legendary roots crew. >> questlove: 10 10! >> steve: and now, here he is, jimmy fallon! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: oh, i love you. welcome, everybody. welcome, welcome, welcome, welcome to "the tonig