30s go. Popping up. Overall, we are seeing it is turning more southeasterly i. They are in line for the forecast later. That southeast wind will kick in. That is going to allow mild conditions south bay u. Maybe peninsula and east bay. Still a lot of cloud cover in the north bay. Check our system for tomorrow is still on track to bring us some rain and pick up that wind. A lot of high clouds waive and give it up a little warmer. A chilly morning. I didnt say to cold. Host maybe. Mostly cloudy to cloudy in the north. Maybe some very light rain. Mid 60s possible. Upper 50s and low 06s for others. All right. 4 01. You had a busy day yesterday. Lets hope today is quieter. Thank you. Its quiet so far. We do have a good luck at good look at your morning commute. The bay bridge toll plaza. Traffic is light getting into San Francisco. There are no major problems by the way. Theres a limb bit of road work on northbound 880 and san leandro to oakland. Southbound traffic is going to be affected b
Are low lying. Now all of this rain moving through san jose in fremont. A closer look shows that also palo alto dealing with the rain heading up the peninsula to san mateo, thats where all the intense rain is falling. Also hayward, san ramon and pleasanton. In San Francisco, it is pouring there, pretty much all across the city as we see a lot of yellows an greens here on the radar. The concern of flooding along with gusty winds. Lets check in with anthony to see if we have anything happening yet. I want to keep the viewers up to date this morning as you get going. We have a Flash Flood Watch in effect. Thats why were talking about the heavy rain. This Flash Flood Watch is in effect all across the entire bay and also for the inner bay, the low lying locations. Street flooding possible this morning and also debris and mud flows as well. If youve got any pictures, send them on in to us. You can tweet them, facebook, and send them in to nbc bay area. Well continue to track this. Mike is tr
Will involve the fbi, the local u. S. Attorneys office and the Harney County sheriff. Theyll speak about last nights confrontation with antigovernment protesters taking place at the chamber of commerce there in oregon not far away from where this confrontation took place last night that resulted in two members being shot. One survived with a minor wound. The second, however, died. One confirmed that it was her father who was shot and killed. He was a rancher from arizona, often spoke on behalf of the protesters during the threeweek armed occupation of the wildlife refuge in oregon. Law enforcement also arrested nine members of the group including the bundy brothers. They are who led the protest over how federal government manages public land. Yesterday the group left to spread their message in another town. Along the way the fbi and Oregon State Police conducted a traffic stop on the group. Thats when this was this confrontation. Five were arrested on the spot, two more nearby, an eigh
Pacifica where people are still moving out of yellowtagged apartments that are in danger of falling down the cliff. Anne . Reporter the meeting with congressman Jackie Speier way a disappointment. She said that pacifica is eligible for 30 million in federal money and thats to shore up City Infrastructure like the pier that we see here behind us thats been pounded by heavy waves. The city has already declared a local, state of emergency but it looks like renters wont be eligible for federal or state assistance but so far 40 people for them the future is unclear. Its a reluctant moving day on esplanade avenue for the People Living in 20 apartments that are now yellowtagged. Michael mcenery is one of the tenants only allowed into his apartment to pick up his stuff. Without notice or warning, i have had to basically turn my whole life upsidedown. Reporter the homes were yellowtagged on monday after huge chunks of the cliff fell into the ocean. The apartment is getting closer to the brink.
Correspondent brian ross now with the latest on the investigation. Reporter with the rebels controlling the crash scene, the investigation of what happened and why is already facing serious questions and obstacles that could create a showdown with russia. Even that dramatic footage of the moment of impact is being questioned as u. S. Officials point fingers of blame at the prorussian rebels. They ask who happened to have a camera rolling at the precise direction and time the plane was blown out of the sky bursting into flames. Almost immediately the prorussian rebels moved in to secure and take control of the crash scene and the debris field that stretches over ten miles. A gruesome landscape littered with pieces of malaysian flight 17. Remains and personal belongings of the 295 on board. A tourist guide to bali unscathed. At the scene was john wendell, a freelance reporter for abc news. Reporter theres blood splattered everywhere and pieces of remains. Reporter tonight the rebels clai