mike inouye has more. >> good morning, marcus. looking toward the peninsula, so this is affecting trains trying to head to and past daly city in both directions. you talked about daly city and colma. it's been extended now for the balboa park station as well. b.a.r.t. is saying use alternate forms of transportation. they don't have a solution yet and oftentimes will have meerp yad solutions through that particular area, but muni can't access that station either because of the activity. we're hear rug mor of a hazmat situation, the daly and colma stations directly impacted and now balboa park as well. this will isolate south to the millbrae station as far as b.a.r.t. is concerned. coming in from the east bay, although trains can access, they are functioning across the bay. the issue is getting into daly city. balboa park sounds like it is also closed. they want to keep folks away from the perimeter. muni can't access either. caltrains reporting actiity in that area. avoid that station. the muni system will not access as an alternat

mike inouye is tracking any potential road hazards this morning, and meteorologist kari hall is timing it all out. she's going to have details on when it's expected to hit your neighborhood. >> make sure we're communicating as we did at the beginning of the pandemic what the plan is. >> a major turning point, after three years of covid, the statewide emergency declaration ends. moving you forward with what it means for your family. >> also, protecting renters from eviction. the new extension just approved in one east bay city and the pleas for change from property owners. this is "today in the bay," streaming live on roku, amazon fire, and online. >>> a very good tuesday morning to you. 4:30 right now. thanks for starting your day with us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. of course we're talking about the weather and we've got to talk about the roads. that rain, how is it -- >> it's starting to move back into the north bay. it's starting earlier there and will make its way across the rest of the bay area throughout the next several hours. it is an early start for people head

meteorologist kari hall is timing out the conditions and mike inouye is monitoring your drive times. >> reporter: the rain continues, but something is coming to an end. today california's covid state of emergency. i'll tell you what that could mean for you and your family. >> also, a scare on the peninsula prompts evacuations in one neighborhood. the response from firefighters to a ruptured gas line and the shelter in place order now in effect for some nearby residents. this is "today in the bay," streaming live on roku, amazon fire, and online. >>> and a good morning to you on this tuesday. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. let's take a live look this morning at mill valley. the wet roads are a reminder for commuters to make sure and leave some extra time this morning, or just stay in for a while. >> this is from mount diablo, park rangers calling it the most snowfall in years. many people took yesterday off to see it in person, as you can see right there. so much fun. and more snow on the way. "today in the bay's" meteorologist kari hall is going to talk about that. a lot

"today in the bay's" mike inouye shares his story. >> i'm not perfect, born and raised in the city.gle mother, no father. i've been shot five times. i did ten years in prison. i changed my life and now i'm here. >> reporter: for the past decade, damian has been building us for us, a safe space for youth, motivating kids to better their lives along with the rest of the community. affectionally known as uncle damian, he emphasizes he's not a role model. >> i'm not a role model. i'm not perfect by any chance. i made my mistakes in life, i still make some to this day, but i'm putting 120% effort toward being the best person that i can be, and that's all that i can ask from the young people and also work with individuals coming from prison, we work with seniors as well. anyone that's trying to better themselves and do better for the community. >> reporter: his message is clear, it's not just about the youth, because the whole community, the whole city has to grow together. >> it's about bringing resources to the community, providing help or support for families, for seniors. there's so m

mike inouye for "today in the bay." >> altogether. >>> 6:26.t here are the top stories, including those strong winds and the winter chill sticking around for a while. meteorologist kari hall returns with the timeline and unusual winter storm watch in the days ahead for parts of the bay area. >> plus, parents protesting in palo alto. the looming changes to special needs classes sparking >>> right now at 6:30, whipping winds wreak havoc across the bay area, toppling some trees and knocking out power. an update on outages still in effect and the timeline for colder temperatures on the way. this is "today in the bay," streaming live on roku, amazon fire, and online. good wednesday morning. thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. >>> now, this morning we do have a lot to get to, a lot of team coverage on the windy weather and the deepening cold temperatures out there. our pete suratos is live for us in the north bay with the damage being done across the bay area. but meteorologist kari hall has been monitoring these danger

mike inouye has the details. >> from the traffic center, i'll share a couple of things you won't be doing this weekend. drivers won't be taking 680 north because cal trans is keeping it closed for road work, continuing every weekend through february. alternates are through pleasanton or up through the castro valley. there will be a delay. cal train between san francisco and milbury also, you will take the bus bridge until monday morning's commute when things will be back on pace. >>> a home developer in sunnyvale is refusing to eat in protest to city zoning rules. he's demanding they give him the green light for his project, he's on a hunger strike at city hall. ian cull. >> reporter: aron is the founder and ceo, and he spent the past eight days in the city hall lobby on what he calls a hunger strike until death if necessary. his issue, the constant red tape he says home builders are dealing with around the bay area. >> it's an ongoing challenge, how inefficient the processes are in every city and county. >> reporter: he and his team will be building 18 townhomes, but the city stopped con

mike inouye is tracking the drive times.e's going to have a closer look at that ahead this morning. >>> first, we want to check in with meteorologist kari hall, because the weather is something we're paying close attention to because we're going to have a system coming our way. >> we've got more changes coming in as this approaching storm moves in from the north. but we also already have all of the cold air in place and it's basically going to be a lot heavier than we've seen over the past couple of days. it first starts in the north bay at about 8:00 to 9:00, and even where you see the orange there, that's the possibility of thunderstorms. but i know there's a lot of colors on here, so we have pink, a wintery mix, and the white shows where it will be snowing and the green shows the rain that will be moving through. we have all kinds of precipitation once again. as you go above 2,000 feet it changes over to snow and that snow will continue into the afternoon as well as the evening. another coating of about 3 to 5 inches of s

and mike inouye is tracking any impact to the morning commute. this the "today in the bay," streaming live on roku, amazon fire, and online. good morning to you on this monday morning. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. welcome back to mike. hopefully it's not too busy of a week. kari has a look at our forecast. >>> it's certainly busy. we have more rain coming in, and after the rain we had yesterday, we're going to see a new storm approaching as we go into late morning into the afternoon. so we don't see it on the close view, so i'll widen out the shot to show you the next system that's going to be approaching, bringing in more rain, as well as snow in the upper elevations around the bay area. right now those temperatures are cold enough for it to snow in fairfield. it is 32 degrees. it's 34 degrees in napa and 43 right now in san francisco. as you head over toward the east bay, temperatures are in the mid to upper 30s, a cold start. and we will see that rain coming in along with some gusty winds later on this morning. but we'll also ha

. >> nbc bay area's mike inouye is live there for us for a day of remembrance. is the event getting under way, mike is this. >> reporter: yeah. it's just about going on. they're setting the tone for today's discussion. the day of remembrance is on sunday, february 19th. it is every year and it commemorates the japanese-american experience. at san jose state, this is the first time they've had it in person, on campus, despite the fact that there's quite a history, including san jose state in the south bay. but with me is the student body president. and she's one of the people who brought this to the campus this year. nina, why don't you tell us why this is important to you. >> because it's extremely important for us as students here, people of color, communities of color at san jose state to hn nor and recognize the space and our history here at our university. i think this event is a reclaiming of that history to really honor and start intergenerational dialogues of what does it mean for us as we move forward and learn about this history. personally, i think it's

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and mike inouye is tracking any impact to the morning commute.treaming live on roku, amazon fire, and online. good morning to you on this monday morning. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. welcome back to mike. hopefully it's not too busy of a week. kari has a look at our re

we're going to check in with mike inouye in just a bit. kari has a look at the forecast. it's a cold one. >> again, i guess we're just settling into this pattern. it's been the way it's been since, i think november we've had temperatures like this. so just about each and every morning we're seeing our valleys dipping into the upper 30s and this morning no different. no dublin right now it's 35 degrees. we're also seeing 35 in santa rosa and 37 in san martin. san jose, 42 degrees. take a look at our highs. it's going to be slightly warmer than yesterday, reaching 66 degrees in los gatos and fremont, as well as santa rosa, and 64 today in concord. our warming trend continues for one more day. we'll talk more about that coming up. >>> mike, you were saying there's a hazard cleared from the bay bridge? >> i thought this was going to be my first report, coming out of treasure island there was a stall and it had traffic backed up quite a distance. they had a traffic break. they finally got this slow roller off the bridge. it's clear and that would be this direction. the taillig

mike inouye is tracking any potential road hazards this morning, and meteorologist kari hall is timingen it's expected to hit your neighborhood. >> make sure we're communicating as we did at the beginning of the pandemic what the plan is. >> a major turning point, after three years of covid, the statewide emergency declaration ends. moving you forward with what it means for your family. >> also, protecting renters from eviction. the new

. >> i've got one, it's called the mike inouye. >> what a great name. >> thanks, bob. e, that's kind of funny. >>> let's get to the forecast. we were talking about cold temperatures. >> yeah, it's cold. we're starting out our mornings cold but at least we do make a nice recovery for the afternoon. it's been below freezing in some of our valleys and we're seeing that in the south county as you're heading out the door. it may still be frosty and as we're getting started, frost on the windshield but later today all clear and sunny. we're going to get rid of the clouds we had yesterday and it's going to look much nicer. tomorrow, 60s in the south bay, san francisco reaching 60 degrees, and 64 in much of the north bay. on sunday, that warming trend continues. so hopefully you'll have an opportunity here or there to get outside and enjoy it. we are starting out, especially farther to the north, with some spotty showers around ukiah, parts of lake and mendocino counties. this is moving away from us as the system pulls its way offshore and we are not going to see much of an imp

"today in the bay's" mike inouye will have more. >> don't take 680 north because caltrans will keep that stretch of highway closed all weekend long. that's for road work. it is continuing every weekend, in fact, through the end of february. your alternate is taking streets through pleasanton or going to 880 and castro valley, a longer route. cal train riders will not be riding between san francisco and mill bridge this weekend. monday morning, things should be back to normal. >> thanks, mike. >>> the u.s. says it has shot down a second high-altitude object yesterday. this time, it was over alaska. the pentagon isn't saying what it is nor whom it belongs to, but it comes just days after the u.s. also shot down a suspected chinese spy balloon off the coast of south carolina. "today in the bay" has the story. >> reporter: another suspicious object shot down over u.s. air space just 24 hours after being detected. >> given the fact that it was operaing at an altitude that posed a reasonable threat to civilian air traffic, the determination was made and the president gave the order to take it

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mike inouye is checking on that. >> so folks, if you do need to drive to the office today, you mightt to leave sooner than later in most of the bay area because kari showed the rain coming in starting in the north bay around the 8:00 hour. most spots are moving smoothly and relatively light. but we do have vasco road, which is still closed because of a deadly head-on crash involving a big rig and another vehicle. i hear a tow truck is on scene but we're still waiting for the coroner to complete the report. as far as i can tell, they do see the tow truck may be clearing vehicles from the scene. we may have better news for the vasco commute. sadly, the deadly crash will not change the status over there. we have another crash in university and we'll talk about the reason for slowing coming up. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> happening today, the man police say was targeted in the shooting by mma star cain velasquez appears in court for a preliminary hearing died to molestation charges. last year velasquez shot at a car being driven by harry goulard. velasquez is out on bail, as is gou

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mike inouye is tracking a traffic problem in the south bay. >> laura, just second ago i got good newsthbound 101 has just been opened as you're passing by storey road. we'll see a lot more traffic by oakland road. we see 280 with a lot of traffic. this alert continues for quite some time because of a major injury crash. i don't know the status of the people involved. all i know is the lanes have reopened. the shift is pushing traffic to 85 and 87 and also 85 and potentially 17. again, one crash right here will cause the ripple through the rest of the south bay and that will be an issue for folks coming out of south county. back to you. >> thank you. >>> the pride of san mateo calling it a career. tom brady announcing on social media this morning that he is retiring for good. he posted the video on twitter saying he wouldn't change a thing about his 23-year career and thanked everyone in his life for their support. don't forget, brady retired last offseason before changing his mind 40 days later. we'll see if this time it will stick. >>> kari is joining us with a look at the forecast f