next we have nbc bay area owes sergio quintana. >> reporter: just seconds after the flight took to the air video biplane spotter new york aviation got clear images of fluid spewing from the plane. it looks as if it is coming from the rear right landing gear. the crew of the bowling 777 300 jet continued over the ocean before turning around. video for my passenger shows the crew dumping fuel before landing. the plane landed safely back at the airport in sydney and no one was injured. united airlines have been dealing with a series of issues with its flights over the last couple of weeks but this incident in sydney is now the third involving a technical issue with one of its planes in just the last few days. last thursday a wheel fell off a rear landing gear just as a united 777 200 took off from some disco headed to japan.

that will smashed into two cars and employee parking lot and friday a united airbus 320 took off from sfo headed to mexico city but had to reroute to l.a. because of a hydraulic issue. >> why are these things happening consider all of these tied to san francisco. the airbus hydraulic issue all three aircraft. each of these events is distinct and unrelated to one another. safety is our top priority and we will continue to do everything we can to keep our customers and employees eighth. but retired pilot douglas rice raised another concern about the way this is the incident was handled pointing out that video shows the rear landing gear had smoke coming off of it when it landed. fire crews inspected it before the plane taxied to the terminal on its own power. >> the crew should've stopped

the plane and have been pulled to the gate. >> reporter: according to a passenger they exited safely and were giving hotels and a return flight. airbnb is updating its security camera policy. the san francisco-based company historically allowed the use of indoor cameras in common areas of a property. if the host to disclose them on the listing page. the company is changing that. now the host will not be allowed to have security cameras indoors at all, however they still can use outdoor security cameras and noise decibel monitors on their property, they just have to tell guests about them before booking. hosts have until the end of the next month to comply. attacking facebook former president trump is calling meta

"the enemy of the people," and instead showing support for tiktok. with some lawmakers proposing a full band of the app in the u.s. they are concerned about privacy and to talk is owned by a chinese company. the former president told cnbc today that there is good and bad with tick-tock but banning tick-tock would only serve to empower facebook. in contrast president biden said he would sign a bill to ban sock if congress passes it. >> the legal issues continue for the former president and his attorneys are trying to delay his hush money case in new york. that child is expected to begin in two weeks. mr. trump is accused of falsifying business records tied to hush money payments to adult film star stormy daniels and this is during his 2016 campaign. mr. trump's filing says the prosecution in the hush money case plans to introduce evidence including public statements and tweets from when he was in office. his attorneys argued those should be considered part of his presidential duties and

therefore considered official acts. in his bid to delay the trial is successful the criminal case against him would be put on hold for several weeks if not several months. almost one week since super tuesday and results from the last election are still being tallied. majority of voters vote by mail which makes for long wait times. prop one, the ballot measure that would create bonds for mental health treatment facilities has a slight margin, 53% yes, 49.7% no votes. among the other close races, vacant congressional seat on the peninsula, that is also close so we will bring you the latest election results as they are released. right let's bring our political analyst to bring in a deeper look. some races are still too close to call because ballots are still being counted as raj mathai mentioned. that is because we have mail in voting. i am sure some are still coming in and being processed.

>> that's right. eight states have all mail-in ballots and we are one of them until 7:00 or 8:00. you can put something in the mail and by the way, it's got seven days to get there so after the 12th, was that, tomorrow? that's another story but you can imagine in a male in date x million votes and tally -- 6 million votes in california coming in, a late rush we know but how many we don't and that have a lot of people on pins and needles. >> how is this affecting our local races? >> raj mathai mentioned 16 congressional district and there are about 110,000 ballots outstanding. about 350,000 have been counted and 110,000 and if you look at that chart you see about 800 votes between second and first place. these guys, anybody who says

that those first two slots have been won is really jumping, it will happen but with 110,000 votes out there? not knowing where they are coming from and who voted how? no, it is something people need to be cautious about. >> that is still very tight in the top to advance. >> yes, up and down the state we have these kinds of races. it will be dozens that are not sure until up 2 30 days after the election that the counties had to count those ballots, 30 days. >> so we could be waiting another three weeks? >> yes. >> let's talk about the time, this 30 days, is that set or is there any way to shorten the time? >> it is a state law to give the counties 30 days. a big town like l.a. state law says you must spend six hours per day during the week counting those ballots. you must do that in order to keep in line with state laws so

it is paced out so to speak and you can't change that very much and by the way some counties go ahead and count seven straight days and other count like saturdays only and others don't count the weekend at all so as long as you have these differences you have some counties getting things done faster than others and a lot also depends on the equipment. none of this is standardized and in the meantime there will be some races, i can guarantee this, that will not be decided until we get almost to the end of that long 30 day period. how would you like to be waiting on the other end? >> waiting on pins and needles. thanks, larry. thank you. >> think you both, we continue to celebrate women's history month and tonight there is no information about how hard women are working to give their families running. a san francisco-based company called deputy provide software to help companies manage hourly workers. according to its dater women

make up half the workforce, they also make up 60% of americans that are holding multiple jobs. the ceo deputy says those women workers are looking for flexibility. >> and the reason for that is because women tend to be the primary caregivers weather for elderly parents, whether for children and one thing that we have seen also in our data is an increase in micro shifts meaning women are working for a few hours in the morning then taking care the children or elderly parents and then working more shifts in the afternoon >> deputies research also finds almost 40% of women workers don't feel they will be taken seriously if they file a sexual assault claimant work and 23% who are black, indigenous and people of color city don't feel valued in the workplace. do you want to see how your car would you on a real racetrack? take a look at the sonoma raceway today, it was all for a

good cause, speedway charities hosted the fundraiser and allowed folks to take their own cars onto the newly paved . over the winter the raceway was repaved for the first time in 23 years and today drivers were allowed three laps on the super smooth asphalt with their donation. >> everybody leaves this track with a massive smile on their face and it doesn't really matter what the conditions are or what kind of car you are driving or what's going on in the day, as soon as they get on that track is just exhilarating and so fun and everybody leaves just with that adrenaline rush and so happy. >> everyone seems pumped up there. proceeds go to local families in need. >> up next, a housing project set to open next month is now delayed. the major issues concerning workers and leaders in the south bay. >> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri and we are tracking rain in the north they, how much we will see plus what is much we will see plus what is happening with

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there are new concerns about the condition of a $70 million project for the on house in san jose. according to a labor union investigation there is mold in the projects and accusations of waitstaff. here is nbc areas marianne favro . >> reporter: this three-story modular housing project on branam lane was supposed to open april but now because of delays it will not open until the summer. it is the latest move to address one of the bay area's most persistent problems. once completed this housing project will have 204 rooms with private bathrooms and kitchens. it will also be the largest homeless temporary housing site in san jose. but as first reported by san jose spotlight a trade union investigators that he discovered this, mold and one of the modular buildings.

he also claims the workers were not paid a prevailing wage. >> i followed up my investigation and based on that i found there were various code issues, mold on the project and of course the workers were getting cheated out of their fair wages so they were committing wage -- >> devcon the general contractor and company president gary says she denies any wage theft say workers will be paid properly and devcon is working to remove the mold. subcontractor bbc has sampled the modular unit at its factory in tracy. in a statement company ceo von buckley said "all workers onside are being paid prevailing wage rates in accordance with the crash they work." he also says all modules were delivered to the fight free of water intrusion. the company also says the mold discovered was in a laundry center, not a housing unit and has been removed.

the $70 million project was paid for largely by the state that includes $10 million in funding from san jose. we reached out to mayor matt may have issued a statement saying "i expect our code enforcement department will ensure that all units in this new kwik fill project are safe, clean and dignified. he also said "the city structures development contracts on public projects to ensure workers are made the appropriate wage for the task they do so if workers are owed money to dollars are there to make it right." but velarde still has concerns. >> they are bringing in from the valley, paying them half the wages and it's unconscionable. >> reporter: was this housing project is completed is expected to house over 700 people. thank you. travel delays. a big storm slammed the northeast this past weekend. drone video show street on the

coast of new hampshire. you can see a big problem water flooding streets and homes. new jersey also took a big hit from the stormy weather and some roads completely washed out in new york strong winds not down trees and many people were under wind alerts from maryland to maine. >> that is a big deal. a lot of impact. >> they have been in a snow drought the last few years so on the other side it has been good to get snow certainly pretty bumpy for him -- them but for us we did get a window of sunshine and right now the clouds are returning. let's get you into that storm ranger. you will see that rainfall off to the north right now and i want to go ahead and zoom in and get you a closer look at storm ranger, our doppler radar. if you are headed out to the grocery store over the next hour or so be ready for

rainfall from santa rosa down through petaluma also showers, st. helena to jan bill right on into napa. as we move through tonight we continue with the best chance through 7:00 up towards the north bay and we see widespread coverage of rain for the north bay at 11:00 still hanging out. overnight hours will drop to the peninsula and the south a pretty quick movement of this so by 7:00 in the morning just not a whole lot left for us on that morning commute, mainly clouds and a chance here of spotty showers. we should get into some sunshine for tomorrow afternoon with a slight chance we may get a pop up shower. overall, total because this moves in and out so quickly only trace amounts to one quarter inch -- to an quarter inch across the bay. now i want to take a detour. we get a check on the reservoir and some excellent news coming in now. this is a look at the state reservoirs, four of the largest state reservoirs now running 82% of capacity so these are capacity percentages right there. but when you compare to how they should be doing to date

this date in history every single reservoir except millerton is now running 100% or better compared to that historical average so excellent news on that reservoir front. let's move back to tomorrow morning's forecast. temperatures here in the 40s across the bay area as we move through tomorrow's forecast temperatures in the 60s across the bay area 63 napa, 62 in livermore and 64 in san jose. with those drying conditions tomorrow afternoon that will be pretty enjoyable here for us but looking ahead the pattern change we will see by midweek, wednesday into thursday is a dry area of high pressure setting us up so we will get the sunshine but unfortunately with this low-pressure digging down across the west it will help to pull this air across california with that high and low pressure set up so it will

get dusty here for us. bed wednesday morning, wednesday evening at search to kick up 20 to about 40 strong disgusting santa cruz mountains and then we go into strong gust thing northeasterly wins and also thursday evening and then the wind should start to come down as we have through friday. now the other part of this dry weather is the warmer temperatures. look at this 10-day forecast here this upcoming weekend we are looking at low to mid 70s, 77 monday and you want to enjoy that because by the following week we we get back down into some 60s. we see the warmest stretch of whether and look at these numbers here for the inland valleys. we are going to 75 friday and those 70 stay with us right into this weekend. i have more looks at sierra snow coming up and we have more in the way and how the snowpack is doing. >> we are brainstorming what to do. all the sunshine. >> i can't wait. i'm artie looking forward to it.

>> up next a wild day in the nfl and foot tall season but big news. a lot of big namespe op

a lot of moving and shaking going on in the nfl today is the first day of free agency which means a lot layers are switching teams. >> like every five minutes.

the 49ers making a move saying goodbye to their longest tenured player defensive lineman eric olmstead will be released i the team. the niners tried to restructure his contract but it didn't work out. he was sent the count nearly 29 million dealers against the salary cap at the could not agree so they will let him walk. a solid player and a big part of the bay area community he was the team's walter payton man of the year nominee for the past four years which is all about community involvement. >> the 49ers did successfully restructure fred warner's contract which means he is saying with the 49ers. also announced today the pro- linebacker and his wife recommend their first baby via c-section. a healthy baby boy, bowl at the warner board last thursday in san jose and the couple tells people magazine "we are over the moon and can't wait to get home from the hospital and start our new life." raiders signed the dolphins

defensive lineman christian wilkins and he is heading to vegas. a four-year deal worth $110 million, about 85 million is guaranteed. get this, he is 310 pounds, pro bowler, one of the best run stoppers in the league and he will certainly help raiders star max crosby be even better. the raiders add one new star and they are letting one walk. running back josh jacobs is leaving the raiders and heading to green bay. jacobs, now a member of the packers. for a special anniversary you can make money the hard way as a bullfighter or a human cannonball... or save money the easy way, with xfinity mobile. existing customers can get a free line of our most popular unlimited plan for a year! not only will you save hundreds but you'll also be joining millions who have connected to america's most reliable 5g network.

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the rock band wheeze or is going on tour. the tour which they called the blue planet tour includes a stop at chase center in san francisco october 9th. weser has been around since the 90s and they will celebrate the 30th anniversary of its debut blue album. they will play that album in full along with other fan favorites. 3 the 49ers are kicking off a search for the best teachers in the bay area part of the dr. harry edwards follow your bliss award and it recognizes educators who make a difference in the lives of students. the foundation is asking for nominees that will award can teach guests 10 teachers. >> sometimes a thankless job,

you don't get into education because you want to be the next millionaire, you got into education because it made an impact in your life and you want to make an impact in the lives of others. >> totally agree and teachers spend so much money out of their own pocket last year a recipients of the grant had a big impact on students learning to read. you can find a copy of this year's nomination form on 49ers.com website, the deadline to submit your application is march 29th. >> the british royal family is facing backlash all tied to that photo. the photo of francis kate with her children and it is the first photo of the princess since she underwent abdominal surgery a couple months ago and was posted to social media yesterday. people soon noticed some inconsistencies with the image in several photo news agencies like the associated press pulled the photo as it was worried it was a fake.

kensington palace issued a statement supposedly from the princess herself. she said she doctored and edited the photo and apologize for any confusion. however, the palace has yet to release the original image. a lot still ahead and jessica aguirre joins us with what is next. new charge that 6:00. parents are outraged and we were in court as details surfaced about when and where those allegations surface. >> also agents rated the federal women's prison in the bay area, fbi agents did. we tell you what they were looking for and the dining room is now closed. another fast food restaurant making changes to its business plan in oakland and it is all about safety. the news at 6:00 starts now. inc. you for being with us on this monday, parents are shocked and

angry tonight. they have learned that a great teacher is accused of sexually assaulting at least two students and they are also learning that same teacher faced similar accusations at another bay area school. tonight they want to know why he was ever allowed in the classroom. nbc bay area jodi hernandez has more. >> holding his wife's hands 42- year-old matthew shelton left court without common, the fourth or -- former teacher faces seven felony counts of lewd acts on a child. the prosecutor says the incidents involving one child takes place on five occasions on the elementary school glans in 2022. the other during a school field trip five years ago. >> very disturbing. we drop our kids off at school and we want them to feel as if they are protected and it doesn't feel like that. >> now parents learned that shelton has faced similar charges. he was try and committed --

acquitted in napa after being accused of inappropriately touching 89-year-old female students. >> the guy had a pass so who would be surprised about these kids coming out about him again? >> it seems like the hiring process is not what it should be for people that are dealing firsthand with our kids. our most prized possessions. >> reporter: a school superintendent released a video. >> i know that each and every day when families send their children to our schools air trusting us to treat them with respect and compassion. they are trusting us to keep their children safe.