nbc bay area )s sergio quintana is there now. sergio? >> reporter: you can see there is really a sea of candles for this public memorial honoring 22-year-old natalie corona. davis police say her accused killer ambushed her firing on her several times. corona had just recently joined the davis police department. her father told us she comes from a law enforcement family. her new role on the force was a proud moment for the entire family. this vigil is just about to start. there are members of the community here in davis that are going to be participating. quite something to see so many people out here with candles. so many people who are hold sayiing a picture of that young police officer. reporting live in davis. i am sergio quintana. >>> now to the gunman in the case. theno coroner has identified 48-year-old kevin limbaugh of davis. county records show he was arrested in september of last year for battery. he was allegedly on a bicycle when he ambushed officer corona. the davis police chief say they believe corona never even saw limbaug

nbc bay area sergio quintana live in san francisco police headquarters with the latest development. nice police work here, sergio. >> reporter: yeah. the police arrest an 18-year-old in that assault. and the city supervisor of that district today congratulated the police and the community for coming together in this investigation. >> the police department, the community, everybody has been vigilant and working hard to find a person who could commit a crime so barbaric. >> reporter: the supervisor has been in contact with the she recently opened her eyes which is a small sign of progress. her family told u beaten january 8th on a morning walk in hur visitacion valley neighborhood. police accused 18-year-old man of attacking her in a park near her home. he was arrested last night and police say he was arrested after being involved in a robbery last night. of course we're going try to get more information on this developing story. reporting live at police headquarters. i'm sergio quintana. >>> sergio thank you. the longest government shut down in history continues. closing out a 30th da

i am sergio quintana. >> sergio, thank you very much. our wer, way. we look at san francisco and boy there are a lot of angles of the city, sky is really cooperat cooperating. it is gorgeous out there. clear dry air. let's check in with our meteorologist rob meaayeda. >> we'll see central bay, air quality for tomorrow. by wednesday, the first of our two storms arrive, we'll probably not have air quality issues and see a little light rain of the first storm. check out these conditions. setting up for late friday, more rain and gusty winds and high surf on the coast and a huge drop. temperatures as we head to next week and i will look at the timeline of our seven-day forecast. >> thanks very much. you can track the forecast with our nbcbayarea.com and our bay area app. o-we give edgerepreneur is development. apple staff will help the women of everything from coding. we have the reporter at the first day of camp. >>> still ahead, the government is back open, when it will shutdown again? we have the latest from washington and including new numbers of the

sergio quintana is live with action. sergio. >> reporter: there is a member of congress in the east bay who had a town hall almost immediately after the president had his speech, and so he got some pretty real-time reactions both for and against the president's proposal. people packed into the gymnasium at stanley middle school in lafayette. some had just participated in the women's march in oakland earlier today. concerns about the ongoing government shutdown and safety concerns if high-profile jobs like t.s.a. agents and air traffic controllers continue working without getting paid, but the border was the big topic and there were people who were critical of spending $5 billion on the wall and others who support it. >> i even have a border patrol friend, and he told me, i asked him about the wall, you know what he told me? dmultiplication. 't need as many people to monitor the area without the wall. >> we've got huge investment in these, whether it's health care, education, transportation. spending money on something tha

"today in the bay's" sergio quintana brings us this report from the emotional vigil in davis. ♪ >> reportera bagpipe player at an officer's memorial is pretty tradition ale and natalie corona followed the family tradition. her father was in law enforcement. in testimonial after testimonial it was clear she was not your typical officer. >> she's like, yep, i got you, you know? >> even when you're getting in trouble, about to get a citation, she makes you feel -- doesn't make you feel bad it. >> reporter: a policewoman with a sense of humor and community. >> the goodness of her heart delivered a whole santa bag full of presents and packages for a fire victim, just on her own. >> reporter: this memorial was an opportunity for people who knew natalie corona to talk about her dedication to the uniform, and to celebrate a young woman who made a long-lasting impression. ed martinez was corona's high school basketball coach. >> i'm wearing a pierce hat, because that's where she went to school. she was number 11. >> reporter: investigators say corona was killed thursday night by 48-year-old kevin li

sergio quintana, "today in the bay." >>> you can get ready for loud noise and construction as b.a.r.t. expands in downtown san jose. crews will start the preliminary work next week. the construction may shrink some streets to one lane, also the parking spaces and sidewalks may be offlimits but major construction on the downtown system won't start for another two year u on "today in the bay," "nbc bay area responds." >> the new year has barely begun. we have put thousands of dollars back in people's pockets. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura, "nbc bay area responds," next. >>> but first, happening now, people in argentina struggling to cope with widespread flooding that hit the country's northern region. this is new video of the damage, entire neighborhoods sadly underwater. more than 3,500 residents out of their homes after heavy rains. the rain is said to be ruining crops and livestock. more news right after this break. it is 4:53. welcome back, everyone to "today in the bay." it is 4:55 right now. taking a live look outside, folks already up and out the door. a live look from f

sergio quintana reports on the new developments in the case. >> reporter: the family shared this picture of the 88-year-old in the hospital, just days after the attack, san francisco police released this sketch of the suspect. the arrest this weekend of 18-year-old keonte gathron is a relief for many in the community. >> i'm excited to know someone who has been committing heinous crimes like this is captured. it's important everyone knows we're not going to tolerate this violence particularly on a seni. >> reporter: san francisco supervisor shaman walton has been in close contact with wong's family. >> we heard now, that's something that's been a positive information that we received lately >> reporter: but a family spokesperson says the 88-year-old remains in critical >> she's going in and out of consciousness and i think this is going to be a long road toward her full recovery. >> reporter: police say wong was attacked while on a morning walk in her visitacion valley neighborhood january 8th. detectives accuse gathron of beating wong and burglarizing her nearby home. she suffered sever

nbc bay area's sergio quintana joins us from moffett field in mountain view, where most workers have been furloughed. sergio. >> reporter: raj, there is a security patfficer that came by here a little earlier this evening and said that the whole area here has basically been like a ghost town for the last three weeks. tomorrow the federal employees union plans on doing something for its membership to help them as this shutdown continues. at the front gate the guard still screens vehicles entering the grounds, but at the visitors center a sign post on the door tells the full story of what's not happening here. most workers haven't been here for a while. >> i've been furloughed since the 25th of december. >> reporter: janette rocha is among the couple thousand federal employees at the nasa ames research center that have been deemed non-essential and were sent home for the shutdown. since then she's been working on personal projects, but as the sole brinf a big family not getting a paycheck tomorrow will hurt. >> it's going to hurt me. it's going to hurt the grandchildren. it's going to h

sergio quintana has more on what experts have to say about her run for the white house. >> reporter: with mary j. blige playing in the background, senator kamala harris walked on stage to a roaring audience of supporters. >> oh, what's up, oakland? >> reporter: in progressive and diverse oakland, she did not skip a beat going after president donald trump and some of his most refer toial policies. >> when we have children in cages crying for their mothers and fathers, don't you dare call that border security. that's a human rights abuse. >> reporter: members of this audience are enthusiastically behind her. >> i feel proud to be able to support someone that's from oakland, like me. >> and this is a woman who will, i believe, bring us back on the right direction. >> reporter: but university of san francisco political science professor james taylor says harris and other democrats cannot just campaign against the president. he says harris needs to take a lesson from a fellow bay area democrat who offered a positive policy alternative to president trump in the midterms. >> affirmative, po

in calistoga, sergio quintana, "nbc bay area news." >>> our nbc bay area sky ranger threw over coffey park yesterday evening. the santa rosa neighborhood was decimated by the tubbs fire. you can see plenty of construction going on there. we'll keep a close eye on any new developments >> it is day 35 of the government shutdown. tsa workers union sounding the alarm and says air traffic controllers cannot be trusted to keep passengers safe. many of the federal employees have continued going to work but missed two paychecks. many have taken a second job to make ends meet. the workers are struggling to stay afloat financially. the "today" show will have the latest on this coming up after "today in the bay." >>> we now know more about a deadly hit-and-run crash in san jose involving a driver chased by police. the driver of a white bmw matched the description of a burglary suspect in san jose. officers went after the driver. the car got away, speeding down meridian avenue at the intervention of remiddian and kooser the bmw crashed, colliding with a black suv. the two male passengers in the b

nbc bay area's sergio quintana is in palo alto this evening with how the local venezuelan community is reacting. sergio? >> reporter: raj, well, there are a lot of people in the bay area who have long opposed venezuelan president nicolas maduro and his predecessor hugo chavez. so president donald trump's announcement of support for the opposition to their regime is welcome news. at a coffee shop in palo alto a couple dozen people crammed into a small conference room to get a grasp on what's happening about 4,00 ay in venezuela. organizer grass yellea juarez says president donald trump as nounsment of support for the young self-declared interim president is great news. >> once a democracy recognizes a democratic leader in another country, it's like a seal of approval. >> reporter: 35-year-old juan gallido was the leader of the national assembly. today before thousands of cheering supporters he raised his right hand and under constitutional authority recited the presidential oath. that oath directly challenges nicolas maduro. who claimed victory in a re-election bid just weeks ago that's

nbc bay area's sergio quintana has been crisscrossing the east bay and joins usils. sergio. >> reporter: raj, that rain has been coming in waves, but the devastation here in the east bay has been pretty constant. the chp still investigating that situation that killed a man as he was trying to seek shelter from the storm. the most powerful storm of 2019 has turned deadly. a man in his 40s was killed on an embankment in oakland. >> a branch from the tree due to the rainy stormy condition had fallen and struck an individual below. a medic from the oaklandir departmehe scene. >> reporter: chp says the man was homeless and was sleeping near the freeway when it happened. tanya dino watched as the chp and the alameda county coroner's office investigated the accident. >> the weather's really, really bad, and it's just unfortunate that people had to lose their life tonight with this weather. >> reporter: no one else was in this video of a big rig on its side on the richmond-san rafael bridge. the chp tells us the truck driver was not hurt. high wind gusts contributed to the ro

nbc bay area's sergio quintana talked with the family and joins us now in san francisco. sergio. >> reporter: raj, it was a very interesting conversation, one of concern. she can tell that h l she was when she last saw her more than a month ago. [ crying ] at the start of our conversation 18-month-old gretchen julia was restless and had a persistent cough. her mother, sindy flores, says she's concerned about what happened to her daughter over the last month. speaking through an interpreter, she says they're seeing a doctor in the morning. >> [ speaking foreign language ]. >> translator: she says she wants the baby to be evaluated for psychological injury and also she's just noticing that she's got some physical symptoms. she just wants a medical checkup. >> reporter: on december 27th the child was separated from her father at sut-mexico border after fleeing violence in honduras. flores and her other two children arrived at the u.s. border a couple days later and quickly sought asylum. last night she was reunited with gretchen julia at sfo after struggling for weeks to find

nbc bay area )s sergio quintana is there now. sergio? >> reporter: you can see there is really a sea of candles for this public memorial honoring 22-year-old natalie corona. davis police say her accused killer amb

nbc area sergio quintana joins us with the details. sergio. >> reporter: this fundraiser was scheduled a little before the o there is some relief at the funduser of this arrest by people who are in attendance. according to police, leah conner was arrested and accused of several crimes. including assault with a deadly weapon. leaving the scene of collision and driving under the influence of drugs resulting in a serious injury. the victim is still in critical condition. according to his family he's already undergone several surgeries. suffered several broken bones and severe road rash. they want to focus on his recovery. proceeds of this afternoon's fundraiser will help pay the family medical bills. >> i know the family and it was ant matter of why we should do it. it needs to be done. >> reporter: following the january 2nd hit and run the community was shocked at his injuries. man beg in oakland. and his fundraiser started off actually with a bike ride through the route he was supposed to be taking on the day he was hit. reporting live i

here's "today in the bay" sergio quintana. >> reporter: the president used the pageantry of the ovalar in five newly naturalized american citizens and made his pitch to democratic lawmakers offering temporary protections to nearly a million immigrants. >> this extension will give them access to work permits, social security numbers and protection from deportation. >> reporter: speaking to a room full of constituents at a town hall in lafayette, the congressman appreciates president's friendlier tone but not impressed by the offer. >> the sticking issue is $5.8 billion for a wall we need to have fully vetted. we have the experts to tell us if it's a good investment. what i am hearing and in the testimony i've heard in hearings is that that's not the best way to secure the border. >> reporter: his view is in line with other democrats, including house speaker nancy pelosi who dismissed the president's proposal. some members of the audience voiced support for a border wall. >> i even have a border patrol friend and he told me, i asked him about the wall and you know what he told me? he s

sometimes they goof around on its ice. >> reporter: sergio quintana, "nbc bay area news." >> she should feel very proud. >> that's amazing! >> incredible. we're proud just to say she's from the bay area. let's check in with vianey with a look at our sunday forecast. it's weird to think this is the last weekend of january and it's in the 60s. >> the weather is definitely not showcasing it self as winter weather. it's mild. >> we'll take it. >> it's pretty nice to go and enjoy and spend time outside without having to worry about whether it's too cold or not. it is a little chilly. 46 degrees in the south bay, peninsula 41. it's 40 degrees in the tri valley and we managed to dip down into a couple of 30s especially the north bay now at 41 degrees and we have more moisture in the air, which is why this morning we woke up to some patchy fog, especially right now in san francisco, 51 degrees. east bay 47, and here is a look at satellite radar. current conditions right now, you could see we've got some areas of high cloud cover, but we're not tracking any rain for today. we still have that hig

reporting live in san francisco, i'm sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> nearly 10 years ago more than 150 people boarded a plight from new york city to charlotte. this tuesday marks the 10 year anniversary of the miracle on the hudson p. 155 passengers and crew took off from laguardia. the plane's engines were hit by birds. the pilot of that flight was the bay area's own chelsey sullenberger. he landed successfully on the hudson. and everyone survived. the carolina museum mr. where the plane is now on display will hold a series of events commemorating the incredible landing. >>> still ahead at 5:00. three cameras on one phone? what apple may have up its sleeve for its next round of iphones. >> and a new controversy for tesla. this time over a charging station. why one man says it is not living up to the company's promises. >> and for now and likely tonight, the rains staying off shore. but it is not set to stay that way much longer as this series of storms starts to pile up here in the pacific. when the strongest wind and heaviest rain will arrive in our focus we c

reporting live in oakland, i'm sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >>> a very happy day for hockey fawns here in the south bay. you just watched the nhl all-star game here. before that game, people headed over to the fanfare at the san jose convention center. big names in hockey were chatting with fans. families dressed out in jerseys. >> i really want to see the stanley cup. >> you want something to share with your kids, and it's definitely a fun experiee.ne mo fans. the fanfare is going on tomorrow. we'll have more on the game in about 20 minutes. >>> still ahead, no laughing matter. the suspected hoax that had police responding to a tech executive's home. >>> and up, up and away for the a's. the new look we're getting at the proposed gondola plans. >>> we're seeing a lot of clouds, but not necessarily a lot of rain chainses ahead. the rest of the weekend we'll have unexpectedly warm temperatures. we'll have a closer look when we come back. students. plus--kari is tracking our work week forecast as you head out the door. join us monday morning from 4:30 to 7. 4:30 to 7. your favorite r

reporting live in lafayette, i'm sergio quintana, nbc, bay area news. >>> a deeper look into the president's offer which some democrats don't think is different at all. >>> and this just into the newsroom, police investigating an unexplained death in santa clara county. his name is eugine losongco and he's from gilroy. they found his body yesterday near hicks and alameda roads. police have not released any m >>> in antioch, the search for a gunman who shot another man in the head early this morning. it happened about 2:30 a.m. at the abc rendezvous bar. the 30-year-old victim survived with nonlife threatening injuries. police are asking for the public's help in developing a lead as to who the gunman might be. they have yet to release any information on that. >>> a wild police chase from the bay bridge through san francisco, down the peninsula this afternoon. look at this, a viewer captured a video of the driver continuing to run from officers on southbound 101 even though he didn't have a front wheel. chp says it all started about noon when the driver hit several cars on the bay bridge, just

. >> reporter: sergio quintana, nbc, bay area news. >>> it is not a hollywood stunt. it's a real thing. exclusive, unbelievable video of an apparent case of road rage that played out on a busy freeway. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. clouds rolling in for the weekend. we'll let you know what you need to know coming up in about seven minutes. >>> he booked four airlines tickets for the family, winds up with almost 100 reservations. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds next. stor a fit of road rage in boston, >>> okay, you would be hard pressed to believe this next story if you didn't actually see this video. a fit of road rage in boston escalating to the point of this. one man holding on to the windshield o suvching up to 70 o the windshield. this because the two were caught up in a minor side wilder. a good samaritan intervened and stopped the situation. not just with his car, but with a gun. holding t arrived. both the driver and the guy on the hood both arrested. >> that is intense. >>> back here at home, nbc bay area responds to a

. >> reporter: sergio quintana, nbc, bay area news. >>> it is 7:12. much more ahead. she is a rising star, a bay area athlete making history on the ice. we'll show you why the teen could be headed for the olympics, but not for a few year years. >> i could not do any of that, but i know somebody who can, kyra. >> in a past life. we have some beautiful pink skies, our temperatures, i think you'll like them. i'll break down your daytime highs coming up. take a live loo walnut creek >>>welcome back on your saturday morning. it is january 26th. here's a live look outside at our brand-new camera in walnut creek. looks like a little cloud and fog cover there. we have a gorgeous day ahead. if you loved yesterday, today will be much the same. >>> now to this mural depicteding diversity and inclusion. it was supposed to be unveiled today, but that's on hold. students from novato high school painted it for the margaret todd senior center. the woman who commissioned the artwork wanted the piece to better represent novato, and asked the lead artist to make some changes. the reques