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had three surgeries as a baby. must be magical in south korea where you are. >> yeah everybody was thrilled what was going on. as you can tell around me the wind is crazy. the only thing crazier is shaun white first three time olympic snowboarding gold medallist. competition was stiff. he was trailing after the second run but white rose to the occasion like he does so many times, laying down a nearly perfect run in the competition he broke down in tears hugging his family after winning the gold which turns out to be 100th winter olympic gold medal won by the united states. >> i'm looking out at the crowd and there's the songs that came on and i took control and put it down. i won. i won.

>> now to our other big story, that's this wind, it just won't stop. it's making the athletes have to. the women's slalom was postponed to make at least the fourth event that's been postponed at these games due to wind. it's not just effecting the athletes. new video in of the super storm at the olympic park as it is evacuated. it's a large tent structure people were worried would collapse including one couple visiting from san francisco. >> oh, my god just got an menchacacy alert can't read exactly what's going on but looks like that structure might fall over. we don't know. we're a little nervous but it's fine. >> all eyes turning to the downhill supposed to take place tomorrow. bennett is a threat to medal. but the other day a head wind

landed him in the back of the pack. one thing won't be affected by the wind, that's women's hockey, of course it's inside, and tomorrow in primetime the american women against the canadian team. as you know that rivalry goes back years. it's always a great game. >> is it too late for us to join. >> too late. >> thanks for joining us, garvelink garvin we'll see you tomorrow. shaun white some critical that he dragged the american flag during his celebration others argued he was simply caught up in this wonderful moment and didn't notice. >> norway continued to lead the medal count. germany fourth had fourth. u.s. with 7. france with five. our coverage continues on nbc

bay area.com. live stream is super popular you don't have to miss a thing. developing story in oregon climbing accident in a risky high altitude rescue on mt. hood one committees cuer killed after falling 700 feet, dh is video pulling a woman to safety on a sled. in san francisco passengers heard a bang and saw what appeared to be engine damage. our reporter live tonight, that plane did land safely in hawaii but must have been nerve wa racking. >> certainly was. started five hours after take off from sfo, 40 minutes later

they felt extreme turbulence and had a terrifying view out the window. >> we were just it praying we never gone through this experience. thought we were going to die. >> video shows the engine covering completely ripped off above the pacific. the flight attendants told them to brace for impact. >> saw bunch of people crying around there. i think we were bracing for the worse like what if this actually lands on the water. >> the faa says the pilot declared an emergency when right engine started to vibrate and united said all necessary protocol to land the plane. >> they should get an award we got a smooth landing. >> it did not affect the engine if it did the united 777 would be able to continue on one engine.

>> this sounds like had not been properly secured last time maintenance had occurred. great it was just something like that opposed to an engine shutting down which would be a bigger issue. >> and oaviation expert tells m faa will now go through maintenance records to find out who last approved the work on the plane. reporting live from sfo, bay area news. >> thank you ian. in san francisco, men were rushed to the hospital after ingesting something at school. one child was a little more sick than the others. all of the kids are expected to be okay. at this time we still don't know exactly what they took in. charges of sexual harassment on campus, this time teachers being harassed by their own students, this is happening in

marin county and the teachers are saying the school district is ignoring their complaint. >> two teachers in this ham ill union district say they reported student misconduct and the school district looked the other way. >> like other women in this district i've been sexual misconduct, stalked, intimidated, threatened, bullied and deshamed by male students. >> this teacher tells the school district board of trustees she has complained about students sexually harassing her and the district isn't acting. she's not the first to speak up. >> when male students ask what would she look like without her clothes on. no support. >> redwood high school teacher jessica crabtree raised similar concerns with the same board in january. the district has hired an attorney to investigate.

>> we have firm policies against any sort of behavior like this. this is why we need to investigate thoroughly and properly. >> at pam high student want more information. >> certainly should be looked into. >> i think it's an issue that needs to be talked about of course and i do think it does happen on campus with teachers. >> some saying the teachers need to make sure they feel safe at work and making sexual harassment part of the curriculum early as middle school. >> in middle school they need to learn what's appropriate and not appropriate. >> san francisco police say this man is the dog tosser, 35-year-old accused of breaking into a car and in the course of a burglary throwing a small dog to its death, that dog was named dunky, was in the car and he grabbed and threw it off a high

rise garage. he now faces slew of charges including animal cruelty. she loved to laugh and loved to skate, tonight her friends and family showing their love for her. heart felt memorial for 19-year-old recent graduate found stabbed to death near livermore yesterday. she identified her attackers with her last breath. we're at the great oaks skate park in san jose, a place close to her heart. >> she was a skateboarder, was her passion, tonight her family and friends gather here to remember that passion and her strength and her joy and oh, that laugh. >> was way too quick and way too fast and shook me to the core this morning. >> liz cuesta live in san jose most her life before moving to tracy last october.

investigators have arrested 19-year-old and 25-year-old, couste cueata was found stabbed and beaten had the strength to identify attackers to police with her dieing words. >> she's a fighter and a warrior i will always admire that of her. >> i loved her laugh, such a giggling laugh and tiny eye when she's laughing. >> why take the life of someone so full of life, that hasn't been answered yet. tonight candles, sobs, and prayer, 19-year-old liz cuesta. man a quilted of kate steinle back in court facing federal charges for possessing a gun illegally he pled not guilty

to two counts of possession and attorneys trying to get that charge reduced to one, he'll be back in court next month. symbolic vote in berkeley tonight it's the first sanctuary city in the country for marijuana so what's it mean? city agencies and staff will not help authorities enforce federal marijuana laws, this move in direct response to attorney general jeff jegss sessions who decided to crack down on the decision to legalize marijuana. we're tracking the drought monitor how far it is spreading across southern california. we'll look at the long range forecast in about seven minutes. >> see you then. we will investigate how outdating cost machines are costing big bucks. >> and why apple's spaceship campus.

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but what about the newer commuters? we all know parking at bart can be a pain and long time riders know the rules but what about the newer commuters. >> a lot of people complaining they are getting citations after paying for parking, old technology causing some headaches. >> yes, several riders turned to us when they got ticketed because bart parking machines let them pay for spots that turned out not to be valid. we looked into it and went to bart for answers. >> i was driving this way, having never parked in this particular lot. >> same story for this commuter. >> i don't ride bart often so i hadn't been familiar. >> and this out of town traveller. >> it can get frustrating not knowing if you are doing the

right thing. >> and this east bay man. >> not like i was trying to break the rules just trying to get somewhere. >> at this one only mapark in wh a permit, at 10:00 spots are available to anyone for $3. the others half are for pea parking the rest for holders until 10:00 when those open up. lots of parking information on signs and lines on the ground separating spots here from spots here. bart says parking instructions are clear but riders say they are clear as mud. parkers punched the small numbers into the machine and paid the fee no problem. >> you go to the bart station and walk through. >> it allowed me to pay for parking. >> the machine gives you a receipt and i thought, okay, i'm

on my way. >> but when they came back they all had tickets. turns out each parked in the permit zone before 10:00 a.m. >> someone watch us have this conversation can say there's plenty of signs, it's the user's fault. >> if it's just the signage i'd say my fault lesson learned but once you accept someone's money for a service puts it into the different realm. >> riders say the machine failed to warn them the spots they paid for are not available yet. we tried it. >> this is 486, according to the sign right in front of, people have to purchase a permit to park here until 10:00 a.m. >> we tried to pay at 9:28 a.m. >> so space 486 is permit only and the machine is asking me for my fee. >> we reviewed hundreds of parking complaints, while not overwhelming did find similar

gripes going back to 2013. why was i able to key in stall 339 and pay for that stall. the machine should have prompted a warning. please update your parking machine. this would really help since most of the parking lots are not very clear. >> why doesn't the parking machine help someone for a spot they're about to pay for isn't valid. >> so the parking machines don't provide that flexibility. >> so this spokes person says bart doesn't want the flexibility to alert riders they may be parking in an incorrect spot. due to ongoing construction permit areas change and say it would be impossible to track and reprogram the numbers. >> can bart commit to taking another look at this? >> this is not something that needs to be addressed. it's not confusing. not confusing at rock ridge and plenty of people are parking there and following the rules,

and a lot of people not following the rules. >> we found sign violations make up about a third of all citations system wide. impossible to tell how many are intentional versus innocent mistakes. she says if riders get ticketed can always appeal and bart dismisses almost 40% in sign violation in permit zones. but some lost others don't bother. now they all know not to make the same mistake twice. >> yes i definitely learned the hard way. >> take away, if you are new to bart, study the website and signs. they have new parking fees based on demand. requiring an upgrade to the machine. bart says the goal is to make them more flexible but not when it comes to recognizing specific you stall numbers. >> very good point. be careful where you point.

if you have a story give us a kpaul call or visit our website. >> let's bring in our chief meteorologist. so windy at the pyeongchang games. very reminiscent of rio when we saw the mega store being plagued by wind. >> i think through their time, next couple hours will stay wind kri but for tomorrow's competition will be a lot less wind. should get some of these competitions under way that have been postponed. let's look at the micro climate forecast in the bay area, no rain at all, 17 days now of dry weather. a lot of you want to continue to see this drought mon iter update. we'll show where it has spread in southern california now under severe to moderate drought, abnormally dry for the north bay

and santa cruz mountains and south bay. we'll get another update in the next 24 hours from the drought center and we'll bring you that update. we're running 4 to 10 inches behind throughout the bay. dry conditions right now but when the next storm system moves in we're going to track it better with faster updates as this reports back to us faster than any other radar in the bay area. let's bring you into tomorrow's forecast. we start off cold mostly clear, 40 in the south bay. 48 in the tri valley and chill y 38 in the north bay with cloud cover increasing. by 9:00 in the morning high clouds will more into napa and sonoma counties and by the afternoon partly sunny to mostly cloudy maybe even little drizzle at the immediate coast line. not as much sunshine that will

keep temperatures cooler heading to the afternoon. santa rosa 59 degrees. concord 63. 56 in san francisco. mega difference from this time last week whether we had upper 70 is to 83 and our record setting temperatures. extended forecast on valentine's day, the clouds, drizzle at the coast, dry all the way through sunday, possibly low snow next monday and higher elevation up to 2,000 feet. next change may not come until february 24th to the 28th with potentially storm systems coming our way. in the inland valley stay with a trend of 60 in the next several days. real quick pyeongchang we do have 30 over the next two-day forecast right now. so a lot of moving parts but eventually we'll get rain falling here. very frustrating.

>> a lot of us hoping for that. thank you jeff. up next no tours of the famous spaceship. apple's boss said visitors will be kept out because of what's inside. we'll explain. happening right now, bill paxton filed wrongful death , saying heart surgery lacked experience, died eleven days after under going proceeds your.

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eva 88-year-old, the step sister of anne frank who became famous as a teenager in the 1940s for writing about our holocaust experiences and eva wrote a book of her own. >> i was 15 and i really wanted to survive. >> amazing to see this part of history. the title of the book "eva's story" is available right now. >> amazing read. >> back with more memorable moments from the olympics. plus:s an eleven-hundred dollar mistake. we put our consumer investigator on the case. what he did that could help you. join us - 4:30 to 7 a-m.

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we saw tonight... the signature moment of the olympics -- so far... shaun white -- w/ the run of a as we showed you earlier it's going to be hard to top what we saw tonight. signature moment of the olympic so far, shaun white, right there, so much fun to watch. >> oh, my goodness we were not only chieering, we were screaming. >> jessica was screaming. >> my hands are still sweating

takes a lot to fully capture the attention of my colleague but this did it, shows how special shaun white is, sitting in second place, final kpetit iic in the half pief with four full rotations. white overcome with emotion. why not. 31-year-old third olympic gold. u.s. women's hockey team led by hillary born in palo alto. davidson against olympic athlete from russia she scored twice in that span of time. team usa rolls 5-0. next could be gold medal preview against canada. it's valentine's day tomorrow. here it already is in south korea.

alexa and her husband are in 14th place. will need near perfection tomorrow's preskate to get in contention can't you feel the love. shaun white made it even 100 medal count. for the united states tied for second with four gold. they have seven total medals. we're back with more news after this.

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about one hour. okay. better hurry, valentine's day starts in about 55 minutes. >> tick, tick, tick. >> good time to own a flower shop. red roses are the big seller, also 40% more than usual. doesn't matter, guys will pay the premium especially for procrastinating. >> we have a lot of last minute customers trying to fill their order for tomorrow and it's been crazy. >> we picked up a bunch of stuff this morning, already gone through that and now we're out again and might even be back tomorrow. >> can i go tomorrow morning.

>> yeah. you have sonya and me and we'll help you out. >> not just valentine's but chinese and lunar as well that's going to do if for the news. now to south korea. tonight's primetime broadcast is presented by #seeher, led by national ed advertisers to accurately portray all women and girls in media. look for a salute to teen usa's female athletes later in the show. and thank you, katie couric for starting u us out. we will start out with