nbc bay area vianey arana is in florida. about 30 minutes ago, we saw people where you were leaving and running away from the beach. what is happening right now? >> reporter: yeah, well actually, we have a quick update. patrol told us they officially closed off the beach. we are seeing the winds starting to pick up and it hasn't rained in the past maybe 20 minutes but spurts of rain is coming down and i think that scared folks off of the water. patrolman are officially kicking everybody off the beach and making sure everybody heads to safety. as we are mentioning, we did get a chance to talk to residents. at a local ups facility in lauder hill. one woman we talked to said her husband has cancer and waiting on a particular part for the generator in case it goes out. she wasn't able to get her package. we were also talking to another gentleman. his family was evacuated and they were also not able to pick up their packages. so a number of frustrated residents who paid extra shipping specifically to have their items delivered be

vianey arana is in for kari hall tracking the heat. you are watching "today in the bay." >>> good morning, i'm morgan brennan, live at cnbc world headquarters. here are the top business headlines. wall street could start in positive territory. stocks gave up gains for little change. the dow falling for a fourth straight session. look for durable goods orders and pending home sales. the nasdaq was up nine points to 6380. in the days of twitter limiting messages to 140 characters may be, well, numbered. the company says it will begin a test to allow some users to send tweets 280 characters. twitter says its emphasis will never change, but wonder whether people could express themselves easily enough. twitter acknowledges, some users may have an attachment to 140 characters. >>> sonic is notified by unusual activity at credit cards used at the drive-in restaurant. it could have affected an unknown number of payment systems. they have 3500 locations in 45 states. with that, back to you. >> haven't been to a sonic in a long time. thanks so m

vianey arana gets us out there on the roadways. anything happening as of yet? >> we do. two minor crashes. the overall picture of the bay ar area, you can see here. dublin and near the south bay. let's get started in the south bay. chp is reporting this as a minor crash around 101 before capitol expressway. the right hand shoulder may be blocked and cause delays. we are seeing another incident in tracy. southbound 101 to vaness, 12 minutes. back to you. >>> drivers check your debit cards and credit cards, you may have been scammed. >>> "today in the bay's" bob redell is live at the gas station in antioch with more this morning. they are sometimes hard to detect, bob. >> reporter: it is. you probably wouldn't know you are scammed until you track your statements. good morning to you. this scam at this valero gas station at 2101 somerville road. not far up from highway 4 here in ant.

let's head over to vianey arana with a look at the roadways. how is it looking? bay bridge. we are picking up what looks to be a fender bender that may be causing delays. as you know, once a lane gets blocked, it becomes a big headache. we saw the metering lights were on. add that on top of it. going to see major delays. we are seeing heavy delays along 880. reports of a couple crashes along this area northbound and southbound. it looks like that remains very true. working to clear those areas. bridge drive times westbound 580 to richmond 14 minutes. wbds 80 to bay bridge, 14 minutes. look along 880, you can see what i'm talking about. stop and go traffic, but it cleared out the accidents from earlier. back to you. >> thanks. >>> nbc news is gearing up for a big premier next week. meghan kelly begins. >> the newest member of our nbc family will be on "ellen" this afternoon. you can watch at 4:00 before our 5:00 p.m. newscast. be sure to tune in at 9:00 a.m. for the premier of kelly's new show. it's called megyn kelly today. >>> coming up, we'll look at the top st

i'll head over to vianey arana for an update on the roadways. >> more cars on the road. in terms of major accidents. a wide look is showing slowing. let's get a quick check of the bridge drive times 580 to the richmond bridge, seven minutes westbound 80 to the bay bridge, 12 minutes. the metering lights are on. let's take a live look in oakland where we have been seeing the build up slowly getting worse. right now, it's looking more like bumper-to-bumper action out there. you may want to head out early if you are heading in that direction. >> good advice, thank you. >>> coming up, presenting a disaster. >>> first, happening now at 5:52, new developments in the london bombing last week. british police arrested a third suspect. two other men were arrested over the weekend. 30 people were injured in that building. the california condor making a comeback. wildlife officials captured the last remaining 22 condors and took them to zoos to breed in captivity. a recent count shows there are roughly 450 condors back in the wild. we'll be back here in two minutes with more news. a

vianey arana is in for cakari. >> if you are getting the kids ready for school, here is what you can expect. we are in the 60s. people know the feeling of waking up to cool temps. by the time kids get to recess, it will be in the 70s. san francisco is expected to climb to the 80s. keep that in mind. mike? >> we are looking at the commute, we are just getting started for most art area. south bay, not a major issue. no surprise for the peninsula, either. the east bay, a crash southbound 880 as you approach the transition at 92, toward the san mateo bridge. we see slowing through hayward. no surprises for the pattern. this was reported a few minutes ago in the middle of the roadway. chp has yet to arrive. the travel times show a great drive. 20 minutes to the berkeley curve. i will check the peninsula. traffic is light here. this is the bay shore at palo alto university. back to you. >> new this morning, at 6:01, the fire danger is still at the top of the minds of many people in the bay area and the state. take a look at video coming in from contra costa county overnight. crews were fig

look for vie for vianey arana report. >> more trouble for mexico. hurricane katia has made landfall on mexico's gulf coast. the category 4 storm is bringing wind of the 170 miles per hour. the death toll is rising from the powerful quake. buildings completely uprooted. 61 people have been killed in the quake of oaxaca. the hardest heat. mexico's president has declared three days of national mourning. >>> a driver barrels through an oakland intersection striking a pregnant woman. the woman is alive and the unborn child did die. and the father of the baby is demanding the police catch that driver. cheryl hurd is live in oakland. >> there needs to be justice for this. >> reporter: timothy wilson is reliving the drama. >> i guess the car hit him so hard the emblem fell off. >> reporter: police are saying they are looking for a light colored silver hyundai. >> both of her legs are broken. pelvis is broken. her harm is broken. >> reporter: wilson's feeiance sai was put on live support. >> she was pregnant. we ended up losing our first born child. if you d

vianey arana is tracking two major crashes on the road. >> indeed. the traffic delays seem to only be getting worse. chp is reporting this as a hazmat situation because of the car fire. it will take longer to clear that out. the sig-alert is in place for southbound 101 before poplar half. we are seeing another crash on the northbound side. earlier we received reports about a bay bridge accident before the toll plaza, still causing delays there. they have moves that to the shoulder. if we take a live look at the bay bridge, i don't think it made the situation better. the metering lights have been on since about 5:29. a very busy morning on the roads if you are driving up or down the peninsula. back to you. >> thank you. >>> nbc bay area responds. >>> our team is putting money back in people's pocket and approaching yet another benchmark. i'm consumer investigator chris chmura. nbc bay area responds. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> at 6:25, following breaking news from san francisco. theesz are live pictures from nbc bay area sky ranger where firefighters arrived and th

vianey arana is in for carry. >> can he have a nice temperature change already.hree degrees warmer in san jose than yesterday morning. we are talking upper 80s and 90s n. forecast. i'll have a breakdown after the break. >>> a tough drive yesterday for us. the san mateo bridge, a good start this morning. we are looking farther east. the new issue in dublin. >>> an officer rushed to the hospital after this crash. the series of events that led up to the crash. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. >>> 5:00 as we begin our tuesday morning, look over oakland this morning as cars get on the way and on the move. good morning and thanks for joining us, i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia-cannon. summer

vianey arana nbc bay area. >> vianey, thank you. >>> a in the caribbean. almost every island needs food, medical flies and power. even though irma roared through five days ago. humanitarian aid is just reaching the shores. president trump is expected to visit in the coming days. if you want to hem the victims of the hurricanes in texas and florida. join us for a special program hand in hand airing tonight on nbc bay area. it's a star hundred studded special event featuring appearances and performance from beyonce, justin bieber and, will smith and many more. >>> a judicial victory for president trump as the supreme court rules the administration can begin enforcing the so-called travel ban starting thursday. the white house asked the justices to block a lower court ruling that would have eased the ban allowing 24 how refugees to enter the u.s. before november. however the skort's edition is temporary. it asked to hear arguments on the issue next month. in the meantime the trump administration is working on the next priority tax reform the would you say is

nbc bay area vianey arana has been in in south florida the past self-day. and she saw the worst of what happened and now seeing the recovery. she reports from miami. >> reporter: as the storm continuing to push across the southeast right now, the sounds of wind and rain have been replaced by saws. and stacked debris in florida where a day after irma the sunshine state is reeling. >> we've got downed power lines across the state process. we have roads impassible. >> reporter: the first hit and one of the most severe in the keys, the storm chewing up and spitting out everything in the path. moving to the peninsula. miami was overwhelmed. >> i don't know what i'm going to do with my kids. i lost everything. >> so much has been lost across the entire state. some areas taken by the wind. >> watching it all blow away piece by piece. >> others swallowed by the water. >> i was woken up at 2:00 a.m. by the flash flood warning. >> and today's in jacksonville the water is still rising. >> this is potentially a weekslong event with the water and the tides coming and go

heading over to vianey arana, what's going on? >> i have been enjoying the cooler afternoon. we have a couple trouble spots on the road. san francisco, i was getting a couple reports about a couple accidents. the one we were really looking for is northbound 680 at arthur road. the good news is, it looks like they have managed to clear the lanes. the slow lane is the only one open. at this hour, we are not seeing too many cars, so it's not causing too many delays yet. as i was mentioning san francisco southbound 280, two fender benders on ocean drive. we were starting to see slowing in that area. no major accidents to report at this time. a quick check of your drive time, northbound 101 to 85, 19 m minutes. 280 to highway 101. at the bay bridge toll plaza, no metering lights on yet. back to you. >> thank you. >>> happening today, a u.s. coast guard officer heads to milita military court to face charges in the death of his 3-year-old daughter. >> petty officer jimmy bar low faces four counts of child endangerment. he failed to seek medical care for his daughter. she died in ala

nbc bay area vianey arana has been in miami since before it arrived. e joins us with the latest hi, vianey. >> reporter: hi, jessica, high raj. even though things are good compared do other areas. we've still got trees and debris. but if you've never been to miami it's tough to remove the images of hurricane irma. we have cars and lights and people eating. and slowly but surely the folks of miami are ready to welcome you into their area and they're ready to kind of get things going. we walked around and spoke with a couple of people. it looked like a more normal day at the beach. calm waves now crashing along the shore. residents and tourists enjoyed the warmth of the sun. one dad described how he felt just two days after hurricane irma shook miami. >> safe again. safe and happy that everything is okay. >> the miami-dade curfew was lifted as thousands of residents sat in bumper to bumper along the venetian causeway trying to return home. crews continued the tireless efforts working to clear debris and restore water and power. >> working on every propert

you can see it is a mess our own viny arana joins us live. vianeytell us what it looks like now and what the situation is. >> reporter: believe it or not i'm standing in miami beach right now. and you can see that we've still got a couple of patrol cars out here. and that's because there is a strict curfew that remains in effect for the area. as of right now it's pretty much a ghost town out here. it's very, very strange not seeing anybody out. if you notice obviously the wind conditions have definitely calmed down quit a bit. and at this point the only thing that we're seeing on are a couple of neon lights that used to light up the streets of miami with all the folks out here. but we got a chance to of course drive through some of the harder hit areas with folks that today, this morning, they were weigh up trying to get a little piece of that normal feeling. but we can obviously tell it's going to be very tough for those folks to get back to normal for a while. looking up at the sky, the signs of irma vanished. but on the ground, her force left beh

let's get a better sense of what's going on with the temperatures with vianey arana. >> we are actually dealing with the same weather in southern california, the same weather pattern we have seen here and we'll continue to see tonight before we see relief. a quick update on the oakland hills fire. the threat is starting to go down. within the next 24 hours, we see the winds diminish, decreasing from the northeast and down to 10 miles per hour and below, which would be great. the temperatures, though, we are expecting to hit 80s by 12:00 and the possibility of hitting a high of 90 in oakland. we are seeing the low humidity. that will remain a threat through tonight and through tomorrow before we finally start seeing a bit of that cooling, which is why the red flag warning for the north bay and east bay hills will remain in effect through tonight at 5:00 p.m. because of that low humidity and those hot 90s that we are expecting for the north bay and the east bay. back to you. >> thank you very much. 5:05. new this morning, the school district superintendent is expected to resign friday. me

vianey arana tracking what's happening on the roadways. >> i heard you mention earlier you turned on the heater in your car. so did i. i had to clear the windshields. now we'll see how much of the electric bill goes toward the heating bill. we are seeing a couple fender benders out there. however, chp reported the traffic collision after broadway. it looks like it's involving four vehicles. maybe one of the cars is hitting the center divider and may be blocking one of the lanes. you can see, right now, the speed sensors picking up the slowing in that area. it could be causing delays the next 30 or 40 minutes. also a crash along southbound 101 and capitol expressway. a shoulder is blocked in this area. speed sensors not picking up slowing, but as soon as they clear that out, we should be okay in terms of traffic back up. a live look in the south bay for san jose. plenty of meters out on the road with the nice, warm coffee to go. back to you. >> that sounds good, thank you. >>> 5:21. surging home prices. looking to home values in the east bay. the milestone that the average home price

we are going to weather with vianey arana.have been inside. anybody stepping outside is going to feel it right now. >> the only good thing or the big difference is that the coast is probably going to get a little bit of a break. some of those heat warnings have been downgraded to

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along vianey arana with a look at your microclimate >>> it is 5:26 on your saturday morning and a scorchere. good morning to you. vianey has a look at our microclimate forecast. >> we awill remain under this microclimate weather alert. take a look at these current temperatures right now. 60s are your water temperatures and look at inland, even along the coast, san francisco right now is already at 75 degrees and as you may have already heard by now, yesterday, san francisco did manage to hit a high of 106, so if you had tried to escape to the coastline to get away from the heat, well, today's not going to be much better. we're also expecting to hit the triple-digit mark for san francisco today, which is why that excessive heat warning does remain in effect for all of the highlighted area, so basically the entire bay area. highs can go anywhere between 100 to possibly 115, and then of course we can expect to see triple digits yet again for the south bay. expect to hit a high of 106 today and san jose with the hotter spots being in the east bay and i'll break down exactly how long this heat

rob mayeda is in for vianey arana. you have a look at the microclimate forecast. i think that's the best way to start our sunday. >> doesn't get better. you usually see fog or haze around the bay area. >> right. >> clear skies, light wind. we'll show you the view from tiburon from the golden gate, 46 degrees. in san jose, 52 degrees. 42 right now in napa. you will certainly want a jacket for a couple hours. we are going to see a big temperature recovery today. the wind, which is giving clear skies is off for the day. the north bay to areas around the county watch for red flag warning, dry and breezy at times as we move into the afternoon. 78 degrees in san francisco. it is 42 in napa. we'll double that number later on today. >> wow. >> things warm up officially for the afternoon. warmer spots today, mid-80s. mid-90s could be making an unwelcome comeback. we'll explain why in the forecast. >> i was hoping the 90s vanished. we'll stay tuned. in about 15 minutes? 12 minutes? thanks. >>> free speech week was hyped with speakers like ann coulter. was it ever really on?

the hurricane blowing past dominican republic vm our own vianey arana is at miami beach >> a bittingwar between apple and amazon. they want the rights to bond. give the company a chance to sell -- between -- a lot of martinis. >> lester holt next. >>> breaking news tonight. bracing for impact. a ferocious hurricane wider than the entire state closes in on florida. a direct hit with catastrophic winds and storm surge. an ominous new warning from fema. >> i can guarantee you that i don't know anybody in florida that's ever experienced what's about to hit south florida. >> tonight a massive emergency operation. thousands packing into shelters, and hospitals on alert. miami a virtual ghost town and fears are growing on florida's gulf coast as the latest track just in shows the storm ticking to the west. al roker is here with brand-new details. "nightly news" from florida begins right now. >>> hurricane irma.

. >>> and i'm vianey arana in for kris sanchez. they say congress should begin taking actions. >>> nbc bay area in oakland. car drivers already taking note of it whether they agree or not. >> reporter: definitely if you are stuck in traffic on bay bridge, which a lot of drivers are right now, you'll see it. this is an electronic billboard you'll see behind me. it takes 30 seconds to cycle through. a few different ads and then you'll see it. this was paid for from donations from californians. the billboard went up this morning and stay up until october 1st. the campaign says congress should impeach president trump for what they describe as violating the constitution, including the group says instructing investigation into wrongdoing by his campaign. >> if the republican congress is not willing to take this step, then we will use it as a campaign issue in 2018. and we will try to show that the republicans in california and congress are not on board with impeachment. >> reporter: the campaign says it also has collected around 100,000

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our vianey arana is in miami to report on the storm.will be monitoring the situation throughout the weekend both on air and online. >>> at 6:35 now to breaking news of mexico. overnight a massive earthquake has turned deadly. it struck late last night off mexico's southern coast toppling homes and leading to tsunami waves and evacs. the usgs is measuring this an 8.1 magnitude quake and we're just learning there have been fearly 30 quakes aftershocks over 4.0 since the big one and within the last few minutes nbc news confirmed the death toll has also risen. 26 people have died including multiple children. officials say there have been dozens and dozens of aftershocks as i mentioned. this is all happening 600 miles southwest of mexico city. buildings in the capital were swaying. we've been getting images in to our news all overnight including one showing a crack in the actual streets of mexico city. you see it there. mexico's president says this is the strongest earthquake to hit the country in at least 100 years. with all these natural d

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we are going to weather with vianey arana. if you haven't been outside, maybe it is good because you have been inside. anybody stepping outside is going to feel it right now. >> the only good thing or the big difference is that the coast is probably going to get a little bit of a break. some of those heat warnings have been downgraded to heat advisories specifically for the coast. look at the south bay at 85 degrees. if you don't have a.c., i hope you have those windows open. the past three days, mild. even seen some very warm temperatures. yes, we are expecting to see another hot day across the bay area. they did downgrade to some heat advisories, specifically for the coast and the inner bay. don't let that fool you. the highs will still be 80s and possibly even into the 90s and some triple digit heat. even though that heat warning has been downgraded to heat. a quick reminder, excessive heat warnings still remain until 9:00 p.m. tomorrow for the hills and the east bay. we are still dealing with very hot temperatures and poor

let's head over to vianey arana in for kari hall with a look at the forecast. >> we are dealing withilar conditions for southern california. we have the threat of fire danger here because we are seeing clear, cool, dry conditions with northerly winds. that could be a factor for us going into tonight. peninsula, 60 degrees, south bay, 51. 64 for if tri-valley. san francisco 59 degrees. the humidity is fairly low, but the temperatures are high. here is a quick check of the temperature trend by 10:00 a.m. we'll be at the 70-degree mark. by 1:00, we quickly climb into those lower 80s, reaching the upper 80s by mid afternoon with areas hitting the 90s. it's going to be a very warm, above average day across the bay area. mike? >> we are looking at an average commute. it's okay. most of the bay looking good. there is one issue in fremont we want to warn you about. the crash is blocking a lane. it is south of the alvarado ramp. slowing south of san mateo bridge. we'll track that. the san mateo bridge may see more traffic as a result. the metering lights are turned on. north of hayward is loo

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our vianey arana is preparing reports right now. we'll go to her in about 15 minutes. >>> and back to that breaking news that we've been following overnight from mexico. >> an earthquake being called the biggest to his that country in a century struck late last night off the southern coast toppling homes and leading to small tsunami waves. the usgs is measuring it as an 8.1 earthquake. it's already proven deadly. mexican officials say at least six people have died. now video and pictures keep coming in to our newsroom and we are posting updates at nbcbayarea.com as well. we'll, of course, bring you those new images that come in to us with another report coming up at 5:30. >>> and back here at home breaking news in the east bay. a woman is in the hospital this hour after she was pulled unconscious from her burning home in pleasant hills overnight. her husband got out safely but she fell behind as she called for help. that home is in the neighborhood near taylor and contra costa boulevard. firefighters say the couple heard loud bangs

over to vianey arana for better news as far as the forecast. >> better news indeed in terms of cooler temperatures. we are going to transition into a slightly warmer day across the area. current temperature, 58 degrees. peninsula, 57. the tri-valley, 53. chilly in the tri-valley at 49 degrees. we are expecting to see a nice warm up for san jose. the temperatures climbing to the 60s and 70s. we are talking about upper 80s today. so, we'll have a closer look at what to expect. we are talking about red flag warnings coming up in a bit. >> thank you. >>> continuing coverage at uc berkeley after a lot of anticipation free speech was canceled at the last minute. it's not stopping protesters. the rallies are expected to continue. >> this is after controversial speaker milo yiannopoulos came. we have more from the campus. >> reporter: inside the crowds of hundreds on and near the uc berkeley campus, the left and the right, once again, in each other's faces and on bull horns. >> stand in unity. >> reporter: a few going too far. >> roll out the red carpet. >> reporter: for not following the rul

>>> vianey arana is watching the forecast. hopefully it's not scary. >> i don't do scary haunted houses, either, kris. i'm with you on that. we are five degrees cooler than yesterday. how much cooler will we get? i'll have that answer in a bit. >>> look to the north bay. look at that. great drive southbound 101. the crash northbound, sir francis drake, not a problem for drivers on the highway. what we found for the south bay, coming up. >>> phasing out gat powered vehicles. the rule lawmakers are looking into that could change the way we drive. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. >>> good morning, i'm morgan brennan, live at cnbc world headquarters. here are your

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our own vianey arana is heading to florida. she posted this video on twitter tonight as she packed her gear. you can look for vianey's live reports later this week. >> the tragedy continues to unfold. five men all friends died in a car crash late tonight. we have discovered one of those five victims is dee pack kumar, a well known radio personality in the bay area's indian community. nbc bay area's ian cole joins us in san jose with more on kumar's life. ian. >> reporter: yeah, raj, kumar had two weekly radio shows here. he was a radio astrologist, and all of them very shocked hearing of his death. they've been sharing that shock both with us tonight and over the airway. >> thanks for calling in. your name and your message, please. >> reporter: he went by master de epa k gee. he hosted a popular show. today the station confirmed through family members that he was killed in a fiery crash west of fresno on tuesday morning. >> his energy was so vivid and vibrant. >> reporter: gwen, the station's chief operating officer, paid tribut

and our own vianey arana is in south florida, too, covering irma.tter. she is constantly updating her feeds with new pictures and stories. meteorologist rob has a look at the forecast. >>> a warm-up to wrap up the week. 80s from san francisco to oakland. 90s in san jose and inland climbing close to 100 for today. cooler temperatures as we get back to the workweek. we will see an increasing chance of humidity and showers. tuesday cooler by midweek. >> i'll have another local news update in half an hour. >>> good morning. irma strikes. south florida being hammered right now. the hurricane a devastating category 4 once again, after gaining strength overnight. wind already damaging homes and knocking out power to hundreds of thousands. the region bracing for a potentially life-threatening storm surge. we have correspondents across florida and the region to cover it all today, sunday, september 10th, 2017. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is a special edition of "today," hurricane irma,

and our own vianey arana is in south florida covering irma. follow her on facebook and twitter where she's posting new pictures, videos, and stories. let's go to meteorologist rob mayeda with a look at a warm sunday forecast. >>> a taste of summer today, 80s from texas into oakland. mid-90s near downtown san jose. east bay close to 100 today. we will get cooling tomorrow. the chance of showers for san francisco and our inland valleys once we pass the middle part of the week. temperatures cool down as the sea breeze fires up thursday. >> the cooldown looks good, rob, thanks. >>> we'll have more news tonight after "sunday night football." until then stay up to date on our social media platforms. that's educational and informational. the more you know, on nbc. - today on "naturally, danny seo"... did you know you can eat your way not only to a healthier body, but also a healthier planet? - that's fresh. that's farm fresh. - then danny's having a tea party, but this tea isn't just for sipping. - this is one of my favorite go-to soups. - and if you

vianey arana was telling us today was going to be the start of a beautiful weekend. i think you hit that hammer on the nail head. >> it's good if you like cooler temps. if you like 80s and 90s, sorry. parents, a warmer day ahead. the san francisco school day forecast. we keep the clouds in there. by 8:00 a.m., i don't know what time you drop off your kids, but i think between 7:00 and 8:00, 56 degrees. by 9:00 getting their study on, recess, in the 60s. it's on the chillier end. i ate cereal. it was easier on my mom because i didn't like eggs. mike, i hear they cleared that crash in oakland. >> they did. you can stop and make the eggs. 880, everything is cleared to the shoulder. see the flashing lights, somebody traffic is moving. it was good news when we saw that traffic break. going back all the way through downtown, coming up past park street, high street and clearing. there will be quick recovery, stick it out at 5-10 minutes. it will keep you relaxed through the area. traffic is moving better. the bay bridge metering lights are on. a smooth drive for the rest of

let's turn to forecaster vianey arana. it is a still red flag warning. >> yeah, bob is right, what they are looking for is decrease in temperatures when it comes to fire danger. as mentioned the winds have died down. especially when it comes to easily spreading that fire when dealing with dry brush. low humidity and dry temperatures. now we are looking next couple of hours humidity to increase, that's why the red flag warning is expected to expire as of this afternoon but still tracking 90s for today but cooling temperatures on the way in about 15 minutes. >>> thank you vianey. we are keeping track of the two stories. i-80 is no longer shut down after the police shooting. all lanes eastbound on 80 have reopened. >>> now, meantime that situation in san francisco still developing, a bus crash, leaving at least four people hurt. buck is on the ground there. he says there is a lot of video that officers will be going through. we'll be back in just a few minutes. another live look at the backup from the ground. ad-lib. >>> anot

vianey arana will bring more on the forecast. >>> happening today, a former south bay probation employeein court, accused of having sex with two minors. the 36-year-old worked for the correction department. deputies arrested her yesterday after a yearlong investigation. investigators say, that is when the first victim came forward and the alleged incident happened while the victim was under the care of the probation department. she resigned in july. she had been working as a probation department counselor since 2009. >>> construction crews are ramping up repairs at the oroville dam spillway in advance of the rain season. you may remember how it collapsed in february. >> we uncovered more safety issues that go beyond the spillway and the dam itself. stephen is here to tell us how it could impact the dam. >> we spent the last six months reviewing 20 years worth of inspection resports, memos, scientific papers and other records with safety concerns of oroville dam itself. the issues are a 15-foot long crack at gate 8. cracking rods or things that maneuver the gates themselves and failure to

vianey arana what do you have for the weather? >> cooler temps for now.oy them before we see that warm up, again, across the entire bay area. not even just the valley inland spots, we are talking the coastline as well. 56 degrees as you wake up in the peninsula. tri-valley, 52. the north bay at a very chilly 47 degrees to get you started. san francisco, 56. for the most part, we are nice and clear. not really a lot of fog. in fact, no fog in sight, which is great news. we have an on shore flow. we have high pressure that will be dominating in the forecast. that will make the temperatures jump up into the upper 80s. back to you. >> thank you very much. at 5:32, continuing coverage. another large rally planned at uc berkeley. organizers plan to protest white supremacy groups. it's ahead of the free speech week. conservative milo yiannopoulos signed autographs and took photos as well. >> people came up for freedom of speech, then tried to suppress it. >> whether you are liberal or whatever, i don't care. have your freedom of speech. >> officers made 11 arres

rob mayeda is in for vianey arana. you have a look at the microclimate forecast.our sunday. >> doesn't get better. you usually see fog or haze around the bay area. >> right. >> clear skies, light wind. we'll show you the view from tiburon

we want to check in with vianey arana in for kari hall this morning. >> we are in the upper 50s and 60sen't seen a lot of fog the past couple days. a lot of clear skies. here is a quick check of the 24-hour temperature change. we are expecting to get warmer. the warmest day tomorrow. santa rosa, we are seven degrees warmer at this hour than yesterday. san jose, three degrees warmer. today's microclimate forecast highs, 89 degrees expected in san jose. cupertino, we'll talk about the red flag warnings and changes for the middle of the workweek in a bit. mike? >> let's go to the roadways. a smooth flow of traffic. two key spots stick out because of all the red you see. north 87, a crash blocked waiting for a tow truck to clear this. we have no update on when that tow truck can get there. it has to get through the jam, making the other lanes slow heading up from highway 85. you are going to see more traffic on north of 85 and 17 as a result of trying to avoid the back up. the build is on for silicon valley. we should see some recovery, south 880 out of hayward. the crash did clear. all the

. >> yeah, let's turn to vianey arana here for kari hall. how hot? >> we are talking 80s and 90s fire danger as well. but a quick glance as we head into today. vo santa rosa, when you do hot temperatures and relative humidity, we get fire dang. 25% relative humidity which is why that red flag warning is in effect. and that will stay in effect at least through tomorrow night because expecting increase in winds. but i'll break that down and how long these hot temperatures will be sticking around after the break. >>> thank you. first city to sue equifax which breached the information of 143 million. san francisco city attorney announced this morning more than 15 million californians had information exposed. i should say 143 million americans. also this morning we heard the head of the credit service left the company. that comes after a week after equifax breach. after spending 22 years there. >>> a pair of senate republicans have unveiled what they call a conservative approach to protecting young undocumented immigrants brought to the u.s. as children.

our vianey arana is on the ground... with an up close look at the damage tonight.==rob/ck== (rob adlibs) ==jess/ vo == plus: a controversial encounter... caught on tape. why some say... a local police officer... went too far. ===11pm close=== tonight at 11 on nbc bay area news >>> the high-and-low search across the eerily beautiful populous country for any trace of rachael anderson was turning up nothing. months after her disappearance, detectives were convinced they had identified their prime persons of interest -- rachael's estranged husband charles and his church-going buddy david stone. but the investigation had stalled and was at an apparent dead end. no secret what the biggest obstacle was for lead investigators captain dan hally and detective jackie nichols. >> it's an axiom in law enforcement -- no body, no crime. >> it's a challenge. >> at this point, we don't even know for sure that we have a death. we believe that in our gut. >> reporter: as the cops dug deeper into the background of the husband's friend, david stone, the case suddenly became way more co

vianey arana has the microclimate weather alert that we're in.uite as hot for some cities today, but hotter for other cities. >> yeah, still dangerously hot. that high pressure still working hard to make us climb rather quickly, actually, into the 70s already and we're going to see some triple-digit heat again. we're talking possibly 114, 115 in some areas which is why, yes, we remain under that microclimate weather alert, and then of course we have that heat warning. look at heavenly lake tahoe. also going to be pretty hot, climbing to the upper 80s. but i wanted to show you this is probably going to be a good time to get away into that area, although we are tracking the chance to see some thunderstorms into tomorrow and monday but if you're heading up there for labor day weekend, it looks pretty good. south bay 75, tri-valley waking up to 71 and san francisco looking very hazy, waking up to 76 degrees at this hour. now, we are expecting to keep that spare the air alert so keep that in mind. unhealthy air quality overall for the entire bay area.

good morning, i'm kira klapper, meteorologist rob mayeda is in for vianey arana.cast. >> and for many, good riddance after all the heat and it's been showing up on weekends too, really made it tough for outdoor plans. not the case this weekend. we've got some nice weather headed our way and you need a jacket for a change. 46 in napa this morning. north bay, you're waking up to a bit of patchy fog. you can see some of that around healdsburg. san francisco, 57, sun shining, hazy skies. 58 right now in san jose and you can almost reverse that number because you'll have numbers in the low to mid 80s in the warmest spots. san francisco upper 60s, 70s into oakland. this cooler stretch of weather to start the weekend. coming up, i'll let you know if it's going to last to wrap up the week as well. >> i hope it does. well, stay tuned for that, thanks. >>> overnight, officers in the south bay swarmed a neighborhood on the east side of san jose where shots were fired during a car chase. it happened just east of 680 on white road at penitencia creek road right in front of hom

==kira/fs== and our own vianey arana is in south florida covering irma. )s constantly posting new pictures, videos and stories. kira meteorologist rob mayeda has a look at the local forecast. wx anchor/cu i )ll have another local news update for you in half an hour. >>> we're back, sunday morning, 1:00 a.m. eastern, 8:00 a.m. on the west coast. hurricane irma's fury is being felt all across the state of florida. >> the whether channel's mike seidel is in miami being battered by this storm. >> just about the entire boardwalk on the other side of the sea wall. can you imagine being in the upper floors of these condos right now and these hotels? the sound of the wind down here at this level, and the roar higher up. as you go up to 25 stories, the wind increases about 17%. that's another category up. so you fe

and our own vianey arana is in south florida covering irma. follow her on facebook and twitter. constantly posting new pictures, videos, and stories. >>> let's check in with meteorologist rob mayeda who has a local look at the forecast. >> the weekend ending on a hot note. oakland about the low to mid-90s around san jose and close to 100 in the tri-valley. tomorrow through wednesday a chance of showers. cooler temperatures around san francisco. muggy conditions tuesday. a big cooldown by thursday. >>> rob, looks good. i'll be back in a half hour with another local news update for you. >> announcer: this is an nbc news special report. hurricane irma, here's kate snow. >>> hello, everyone. glad you can join us. we're continuing our special coverage now of hurricane irma as it comes ashore in florida. this historic category 4 monster storm which began almost two weeks ago now. thousands of miles away in the eastern atlantic. well, now, it is upon us. every bit as powerful and dangerous as predicted. the latest as rains and high winds lash much of southern florida. irma's eye has to

and our own vianey arana is in south florida covering irma. follow her on facebook and twitter.h new pictures, videos and stories. meteorologist rob mayeda has a look at the bay area forecast. >>> and right now 60s, hazy skies in san jose. later on highs in the 90s around san jose. 80 san francisco to oakland and the trend will be cooler as you get back into the workweek. we'll see increasing clouds, though, leading to a chance of showers late monday to tuesday and trending cooler the second half of the week. kira? >> something to look forward to, rob, thanks. i'll have another local news update in half an hour. ♪ >>> good morning, breaking news. irma, the most powerful hurricane ever pounding florida right now. 130-mile-per-hour winds. flooding rain. a life-threatening storm sturge expected. 1 million people without power in florida. more than 6 million people, a third of the state's population under mandatory evacuation orders. our correspondents are all across the region, as this historic storm hits today, sunday, december 10th, 2017. >> announcer: from nbc news, this is a sp