now. >> yeah, today is the last day we're going to see the 60s and 70s, and then we will bring back more february win her continue like temperatures. 44 degrees, the peninsula 42. the trivalue, a very cold 36. san francisco waking up to about 47 degrees. the east bay now, nice and chilly at about 41 degrees. now, your temperature trend for today once again will be rather mild and fairly warm in some spots. so look at fremont. fremont at about 2:00 will be maxing out, topping out into the upper 60s at about 69 degrees. if you notice in the icons, though, plenty of sunshine. so the sunshine isn't going anywhere for today. the highs will be into the 60s and upper 60s for san jose, 69. and near concord and antioch, also san jose, don't be surprised if we do end up hitting that 70-degree mark. today is going to be the last day for those mild, warmer conditions. because this cold air blast is

quickly going to seep on in. and what's going to happen is, it's going to drop our temperatures down. believe it or not, by about 10, 15 degrees in some spots. which means tomorrow's daytime highs will only be in the 50s. not only that, but the system is also expected to bring some good amount of snow to the sierra. so i'll talk about that, too. >> well, that's good news. but, yeah, going from the 70s, which we were so used to at the beginning of the month, really enjoying t. i'm getting over a little bit of a cold. >> yeah, vicki has got to get better and tomorrow here comes the cold air blast. >> vianey, thank you so much. well, a man has been taken into custody after a shootout with san francisco police. it happened near the sill ma district of san francisco. witnesses say they heard about 30 shots fired. police say the suspect was involved in a deadly shooting earlier in the evening, and when they caught up to him, they say he refused to surrender and get out of an rv. that's when the shots were exchanged. the man was taken to san francisco general with non life-threatening wounds. more details now. police say that this all started

with a deadly shooting near golden gate park last night. sfpd says that man shot two people during an argument, then carjacked the toyota 4-runner and took off. that happened in the panhandle near oak and schrader, about 6:30. one person died. the other person is in critical condition. have you seen this man? he is suspected of killing his grandparents. now san francisco police think he may be hiding out near one of the city's most popular tourist spots. today in the bay has more from aquatic park near where the suspect may have been spotted. >> reporter: this is 45-year-old harlan fox, according to san francisco police. he was spotted january 10th in a part of the city best known for chocolate and cable cars. police say he is an outdoorsman and may be camping in a city park or wooded area. this is video of rural macintosh county near tulsa, oklahoma, where sheriffs deputies were called after the bodies of an 81-year-old man and 84-year-old

woman were found by a jogger in the area. >> we don't have any reports of any missing folks at this time, which, you know, it's thanksgiving. and i'm figuring some folks would end up missing them before too long. >> reporter: oklahoma investigators identified them as his grandparents. he was wanted for questioning, but has not been seen since. authorities in oklahoma say he may be driving a white, late-model oldsmobile like this. he was recently released from state prison. he served time for convictions on weapons charges. he's considered armed and dangerous. in san francisco, nbc bay area news. it wasn't your average trip to 7-eleven. this car, check it out there, crashed right through the front doors of that store. this happened in union city, the 7-eleven near chavez middle school. thankfully, no one was hurt. the driver, police say, was not under the influence. must have just gotten the gas and brakes confused. now we're going to take you to a developing story in

southern mexico. a magnitude 7.2 earthquake rattled the country. this is video inside of a newspaper office. the lights, you can see there, shaking violently outside the lamp post where swaying from the earthquake. the epicenter was about 225 miles south of mexico city in the state of oaxaca. in spite of the strength of the quake, so far there are only reports of minimal damage that could be thanks to an early warning alarm system. [ alarm sounding ] millions of people were alerted by that warning. you heard the sigh learns there. they also got alerts on their phones that gave people time to evacuate from buildings. the program is being developed here in california and right now being used in some schools, health care and emergency facilities. agencies like b.a.r.t. are also using that early alert system so that a train can be stopped before the shaking begins. >> because we feel like those have the biggest impacts for the public.

>> the early warning alert is not yet widespread here like it is in mexico. it also may be a little less effective, because so much of the bay area sits close to active fault lines. our warnings may only give us seconds to prepare, not minutes. okay. ♪ we're going to turn now to the 2018 winter olympics in pyeongchang, south korea. a live look now at the olympic flame. the competition has been fast and fierce. today will be another chance for our local athletes to go for gold. however, it was another tough go our jay gray is live this morning inside olympic park in pyeongchang, with a closer look at the action. jay, some of this was eight years in the making. >> reporter: yeah, no, you're absolutely right, vicki. always good to talk. and tough, tough, tough go for lindsey vonn in the mountains. just didn't get the draw that she wanted.

and finishes a bit shorter than she would have liked. and nathan chen, what do you say? this guy has the skate of his life. still just doesn't reach the podium. >> out comes lindsey vonn, down the super g hill. >> first out of the gate in the super g, lindsey vonn's debut, anything but golden. >> that's the thing with running number one, you're not able to see the other racers go. you don't know what the speeds are. i did the best i could with the information i had. and at least i'm not fourth. i'm actually happier to be fifth than fourth. >> reporter: she'll have two more chances at first in the combined downhill. ♪ on the ice, after a fall during the short program, redemption for nathan chen during his preskate, which included a history-making six quad jump attempts and a personal best score. but no medal. >> just wasn't enough to clinch a podium spot. but proud of my long program. was able to win the long, actually, so that's a big accomplishment for me. >> reporter: today in prime time, the first run in men's

giant slalom, as the americans search for a way back to the medal podium. yeah, and let's talk a little bit more about nathan chen. this is a guy who came in, 18 years old, his first olympics. and probably was a little nervous in that short program. but what a skate he had in the final. literally jumping with those quads from 17th to 5th in the finals. and comes off the ice very confident. much more confident than when he came here. >> all right, jay. thank you so much for that wrap-up. really appreciate it. and it looks a lot less windy where you are today. so that should bode well for the sport. >> reporter: thanks. >> all right, jay, we'll talk to you in a little bit. palo alto's vincent joe had a strong showing himself. thursday night, becoming the first person ever to land a quadruple lutz. it is his first olympics, and he is also the youngest member of team usa. joe finished sixth overall. the 17-year-old was not expected to medal this time around, but he certainly came close.

>> i just finished, and it was -- it was just such a release of emotion and pride. and a feeling of accomplishment. >> you can hear it in his voice there. let's take a look at the medal count. norway starting to pull away with 21 overall medals, followed by germany and canada, 15. the netherlands are fourth overall. followed by the u.s. and austria with nine a piece. here is a look at what is ahead. tonight in prime time, men's alpine skiing, first run of the giant slalom. men's and women's short track gold medal finals. women's skeleton gold medal final runs, and the men's ski jumping individual large hill gold medal final. you can see it all right here on nbc bay area. our coverage begins at 5:00 p.m. nine more days of competition and you don't have to miss a thing if you are away from your tv during this holiday weekend.

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granted. not walnut creek police officer, tom brown. >> i was bed-ridden for about two months. >> reporter: brown is lucky to be back behind the wheel of his patrol car. 19 months ago, he was involved in a head-on collision. a hit and run suspect trying to get away, turning his car towards brown, giving him seconds to brace himself. >> when we hit, the force was so great that my car spun out and slammed into a parked truck. >> reporter: the suspect tried to escape. shayna, the now-retired police dog, stopped him. but not before she was stabbed in the face and neck. the dog survived. brown had to have multiple surgeries, requiring 52 staples in his leg. >> teaching my body how to walk again was certainlyqs;.[ a chal. >> reporter: a challenge his colleagues are happy he accepted. >> he always has a positive attitude. he's a hard worker. >> always take the job seriously. but don't take yourself too serious.

>> reporter: in walnut creek, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >> coming up, happy new year. the lunar new year means a lot of celebrating in china town to welcome in the year of the dog. crowd safety a priority. what san francisco is now asking visitors to do before they join the fun. talk about a gorgeous sunrise. this is what folks in half moon bay are waking up. also notice that number there. 37 degrees. we're still chilly in some spots. but we're only expected to get colder. i'll talk about that, plus how much snow we'll be getting. after the break. stay with us.

okay. it is 7:15 this saturday, february 17th. take a live look outside there. it is absolutely beautiful. a great day to get out. bring those layers. we have a lot of chilly temperatures ahead. so this is probably your last great day to get out before a cold blast comes our way. chinesr celebrations are underway in san francisco.

police say security will be stepped up chinese new year celebrations are under way in san francisco. police say security will be stepped up for big celebrations, including next saturday's parade with extra officers on the streets. the office of emergency services is urging people who plan to ring in the year of the dog to sign up for special emergency text alerts in san francisco. a lot of people think that is a good idea. >> i think that's kind of good. because, like, a lot of outsiders are coming to the city. like, better to be prepared than not. >> you can sign up by texting lunar sf to 888-777. the police department says it is anticipating a safe parade. one of the most popular parks in san francisco might be shut down for close to a year. washington park in north beach is undergoing major renovations. phase one means updating of the children's playground that will include keeping the grass from flooding as it does now after heavy rains. most of the park will be closed for nine to twelve months.

during a recent meeting with city representatives, neighbors asked if the renovation could be done in different pieces, so the entire park wouldn't be shut down for so long. they are also asking for alternative spaces to use during that renovation. nbc bay area responds to a walnut creek man whose bad hard drive stoked fears of extortion and identity theft. consumer investigator, chris chmura has his unusual case. >> reporter: good morning. this man feels as though he's being blackmailed, all because he challenged a business that was supposed to help him. david platte paid a hard drive recovery company more than $300 to pull data off his hard drive after it crashed. but the company didn't recover the files he asked for. so david called his bank and disputed the charge. he won. but then the hard drive company threatened to sell david's data to get its money. >> immediately, i thought, this is what extortion feels like.

i felt like they sent the guys with the baseball bats to my house. >> reporter: we were astonished, especially since david's drive contained photos, e-mails and sensitive financial records. so we contacted the company. tonight, after the olympics, the company's explanation, as well as why david is still afraid that his identity could be stolen. call us with your consumer complaints. 888-996-tips. or nbcbayarea.com/responds. i'll see you again tonight after the olympics. >> always get information. that's such a nightmare, too. because who backs up all of their stuff all of the time? >> it's a good reminder to do it, right? >> absolutely. okay. we have vianey here now with the forecast. it's about to get cold. >> really, really cold. i want to let folks know it's time to bring out the heavier coats, because we're talking about a 10 to 15-degree drop in our temperatures as we head into tomorrow, and we are even tracking snow and showers, which is why we've got stormranger.

that is up and scanning in our parking lot right now where you see the red sweep. we've got a brand-new stormranger, exclusive to us, also telemundo will be using it, as well. and as soon as that system kind of starts rolling on in, stormranger will be right there to capture the latest radar with the best view. now healdsburg right now, very cold. 35 degrees. but look at the skies. nice and clear out there. which is kind of why we're seeing an array of temperatures. so we still have that ridge of high pressure that's holding on tight over the bay area for one more day. and we've also got kind of some 48 degrees warmer spots, milder spots in san francisco, santa rosa, 35. napa, 34. and today's high, it will once again be slightly warmer. but more seasonable than what we have seen the past couple days. as i mentioned, we have the ridge of high pressure sitting over the bay area. today is the last day for that. antioch, 67 degrees. concord, 68. oakland, 66. san jose, a high of 69.

now let's talk about this futurecast, because i had mentioned that we were tracking a storm system, so what exactly does that mean in terms of showers? well, if i fast forward this time line into the overnight hours and early tomorrow morning, you notice we start seeing a couple of these showers popping up. but mainly along the coastline. so the best chance to see a couple of showers will be along the coastline, half moon bay, possibly along the peninsula, and for the santa cruz mountains, as well. so the higher elevation areas. but look at this snow that's packing up here near south lake tahoe, kirkwood. futurecast. this is taking us through sunday at about 10:30. look at all of that snow. so this is definitely going to be a cold front that's going to bring a cold arctic blast. and what's also going to be kicking up are those winds. talking about wind gusts, possibly between 20 and 40 miles per hour in some zones. so sunday at about 2:30, look how the winds start picking up. santa rosa, 23 miles per hour. san francisco, 22. and if i take you through the evening hours into sunday, santa

rosa, 31 miles per hour. san jose, 20-plus. and as you can imagine, along the coastline and into the higher elevation areas, you can expect even gustier conditions. so exactly how much snow are we expecting from this system? well, look at this. this is estimated snow, and this is taking us through sunday. we're talking about eight to ten possibly inches of brand-new snow for this year. a much-needed up there. we have had a very dry february so far. they haven't been getting too much snow. but with the snow and cold front also expected to see some very gusty conditions, we're talking dangerously gusty. look at this. 48 degrees -- or 48 -- excuse me. 48 miles per hour, tahoe city, 50 miles per hour much and as far as that time line goes, those winds are expected to continue very gusty. not just for tomorrow, but also into monday morning. over the next seven days, a look at what we can expect. sunday and monday. i do have the showers in there, but i want to kind of put it into perspective that it's mainly going to be along the coastline and peninsula. one thing that will be

noticeable across the entire bay area, though, is going to be those strong, gusty winds and, of course, that cold, cold air blast, vicki. >> vianey, thank you. we're prepared for it, at least. still ahead on "today in the bay," setting up fake facebook accounts. identity theft and manipulation. these are some of the methods that russia is accused of using to interfere in the 2016 elections. more on that in just a moment. plug-in hybrid, the end of your battery charge isn't the end of the world. it runs on electric, and has gas if you need it. for a range rating of three hundred forty miles. the all-new clarity plug-in hybrid. from honda.

last night -- of wednesday )s president trump and the first lady visiting the victims of last night's -- i'm sorry, last night of wednesday's mass shooting at a high school near fort lauderdale. mr. and mrs. trump praised the medical staff for keeping nine victims alive. then they went to the sheriff's office to thank first responders. 14 students, the athletic director and a coach and geography teacher were all killed. the suspect is in custody. we have new details on that teenager charged in wednesday's deadly shooting at a florida high school. he was an air rifle marksmanship

program that was paid for by an nra grant. the program was part of its multimillion dollar effort to support youth shooting clubs. also, the first of 17 funerals following wednesday's massacre. some of the victims as young as 14, and as we said, two coaches and a teacher were also among those killed. as for the investigation, a rare admission from the fbi. the bureau says it dropped the ball. last month, a person close to the suspect, nikolas cruz, called the fbi tip line to warn the feds about his violent behavior and thoughts. the agency says protocol was not followed. the miami field office was never contacted to investigate. a major development in the russia probe. the justice department announced the indictment of 13 russian nationals, saying they were part of a vast, sophisticated operation aimed at disrupting u.s. elections. those blockbuster revelations are impacting the silicon valley. facebook is now doubling its security staff to 20,000. and it is working with the fbi

to stop election interference. the indictments are the first to come out of special counsel, robert mueller's investigation with direct connections to russian interference in our elections. >> the defendants allegedly conducted what they called information warfare against the united states. but the stated goal of spreading distrust towards the candidates and the political system. >> the 13 russians named in the documents allegedly worked to discredit hillary clinton's campaign. they also used muslims and the black lives matter movement to divide americans. the russian operation began four years ago, well before president trump announced his campaign. the president did not answer questions about the indictments, but he tweeted that his campaign did nothing wrong, and that there was, quote, no collusion. putting pressure on lawmakers. students rallied at uc berkeley, demanding action on daca. >> d-a-c-a! immigrants are here to stay!

>> yesterday students of all ages gathered with teachers and mechani members of the immigration rights group, bam. they want congress to reach a deal on behalf of the so-called dreamers. those are the undocumented immigrants who were brought here to the u.s. as children who are protected under the daca program. president trump set a march deadline to get rid of daca and bipartisan negotiations so far have failed to come up with a solution to save it. >> this is a new civil rights movement of young people coming out today, having teach-ins, rallies, saying we want daca to stay and we want a dream act. and we don't want any wall with our neighbor, mexico. we won't take a wall. >> leaders said this was part of a larger campaign against immigration enforcement raids happening in california and elsewhere. we have more live coverage from the winter olympics in pyeongchang. stay with us.

your time now istake a live good morning, thanks for joining us. i )m vicky nguyen, in for kira klapper -- vianey arana is here with a look at your microclimate forecast. highs. not for today, though. with the system, guess what we have in the parking lot. our very own stormranger is up and scanning, the red sweep you see there is going to set us up nicely for the incoming storm system. what that's going tooed is track the latest rain and even snow up in the sierra mountains. we're actually going to be moving that to a higher elevation area to see if we can capture some of the snow as we

head into tomorrow. right now, south bay is at about 44 degrees. peninsula, 42. tri valley, 36 degrees. it's nice and clear, but it's also a little chilly in the north bay. although we are actually a little warmer in some spots by 2 or 3 degrees than yesterday. the reason for that, we're seeing an increase in sea moisture, and that's with the arrival of the incoming storm system. but overall, it's still a little chilly out there. i'll talk about that cold, cold blast that's going to be dropping our daytime highs for tomorrow coming up in about 15 minutes. >> looking forward to it. thanks, vianey. well,g, sou turning now to 2018 winter olympics in pyeongchang, south korea.ierce. we want to give you a live look at the olympicic flame.for gold that competition there fast and fierce. and today will be another chance forgo for t our local athletes r the gold. but it was another tough go for overnight in south ed 8 korea. jay gray is live this morning a inside olympic park in pyeongchang with ae but closerh at the action for us.. and jay, lindsey vonn waited eight years for this race. it was not what she hoped for.

>> yeah, no, vicki. good news is, she has a couple more runs in her. so we're not done in pyeongchang as far as lindsey vonn is concerned, but she did have a tough go in the super g. and also a tough go, nathan chen, but boy, did he bounce back. not far enough to get to the podium, but what a skate. >> and out comes lindsey vonn, down the super g hill. >> first out of the gate in the super g, lindsey vonn's pyeongchang debut was anything but golden. >> that's the thing with running on number one, you're not able to see the other racers go, you don't know what the speeds are. i did the best i could with the information i had. and at least i'm not fourth. i'm actually happier to be fifth than fourth. >> she'll have two more chances at first in the combined and downhill. ♪ on the ice, after a fall during the short program, redemption for nathan chen during his preskate, which included a history-making six quad jump attempts, and a personal best

score. but no medal. >> just wasn't enough to clinch a podium spot. but i'm proud of my long program. was able to win the long, actually. so that's a big accomplishment for me. >> tonight in prime time, the first run in men's giant slalom, as the americans search for a way back to the medal podium. yeah, and let's talk a little more about nathan chen. look, he had such a rough go starting this thing. fell to 17th place. but literally jumped with those quads all the way to fifth in the final. left the ice a lot more confident than he started here. and i'll bet, vicki, we see him again in four years in beijing. >> i hope so. what a comeback that was to do that free skate. and to win that program after his disastrous short skate, right? >> yeah. >> incredible, and they call him the quad king for a reason now. jay, thanks so much.he made palo alto's vincent joe had a strong showing.. made history becoming the first person to ever land a mbeo

quadruplef lutz. he finished sixth overall. this it is his first olympics.but hec he's also the youngest member of team usa. the 17-year-old was not expected to win a medal this time around, but he certainly gave it his all. >> and i just finished, and it was just such a release of emotion and pride. and a feeling of accomplishment. >> well, let's take a look at the medal count now. norway starting to pull away with 21 overall medals.ates followed by germany and canada at 15 a piece. the netherlands, fourth overall with 13, followed by the united states and austria with nine each. being an olympic spectator means spending long daysys at te with t venues, waiting forhe your favorite athletes, which means you need to eat. olympic style. garvin thomas is in pyeongchang with the special menu inside olympic park.k. >> reporter: hello again from

pyeongchang, south korea. inside the olympic park. and you know one question we're getting asked a lot from folks back home, how is the food? this is align for the concession stand. and whatever it is, these people are certainly willing to wait a while to get it. once they get to the front, they get a choice of western or korean food. on the korean menu are du dumplings, steamed or fried and a spicy rice cake. if that's too adventurous, there's grilled chicken on the western menu, along with instant noodles. and if that is too adventurous, there's a mcdonald's where you can get a hamburger meal in a building shaped like a hamburger meal. a coke will set you back three bucks, a beer only $4. still, a lot more olympic coverage up ahead tonight after olympic coverage on nbc bay area news. we'll get you up to date on everything that happened, including how your northern california athletes performed. back to you. >> pretty imetimaffordable, act. here is a lookok at what's track ahead tonight ingo prime time. men's alpine skiing first run of

thed men giant slalom. men and women's short track gold medal finals.fina the women's skeleton final runs. and men's ski jumping, individual large hill gold medal final. the coverage is all right here on nbc bay area, and it starts . 5:00 p.m. if there are nine more days of competition, and you don't have to miss akend...j thing.cbayar if you are away fromea your tv during this holiday weekend, just get our free nbc bay area app. you can watch our live stream from your mobile devices. still ahead on "today in the bay," cooking up on "ellen." we'll show you him with his wife, aisha. pregnant with their third child. that's next.

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standing behind him put her arms in the sleeves. and that was the configuration they used to try and make some pretzels. >> so we're going to twist it. in the shape of whatever you would like. [ laughter ] there's no -- there's no method to it. but you can toss it in the air. and go boom shack alacka! >> when ellen suggested curry wash down his pretzel with a glass of water, yeah, it actually turned out to be tequila. not much of it made it down. i think he's all right. much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, she once had olympic aspirations. why this east bay senior says she has earned a gold medal in olympic viewing. >> tequila and pretzels. i hadn't heard of that combination. that's a new one. san francisco right now also not a very frequent combination. clear skies in san francisco, no fog. well, we're tracking a cold arctic blast. that's going to really cool us down into tonight. i'll have all the details coming

up just after the break. stay with us.

good morning. it's 7:41. you have your cup of coffee in hand. i hope you're enjoying your saturday so far, because look at how beautiful it is outside. this is a live look over half moon bay, using our weather underground cameras, we have the beautiful sun coming out. 39 degrees. but we do have our stormranger, and that is actively scanning, ready for that incoming storm system that is expected to bring a drop in those temperatures. now right now we're in the 30s and the 40s at this hour. we're actually just a tad bit warmer in some spots, and that's because an increase in sea moisture is bringing in milder temps for areas like san jose, 44. hayward, 44. but still very cold in napa. 34 degrees. santa rosa, 35. your daytime highs for today. today is going to be the last day where that bridge of high pressure continues to sit over the bay area, dominating. ask that's going to bring another mild/warmer afternoon across certain parts of the bay

area. 68 degrees for concord. a high of 66 for oakland. san francis san jose, 69. san francisco, a high of 63. but take note, these highs, because come tomorrow, we are getting ready for a pretty big drop in those temperatures. we're talking anywhere between 10 to 15 degrees in drop. let's look at the futurecast. because we're talking about that incoming storm system. if you notice, sunday at about 7:30, so even into tonight and tomorrow, we do see some moisture on the map. however, the majority of that moisture does kind of stick off along the coast. which means areas like san francisco, possibly half moon bay, might get a couple of showers. but the biggest point of focus is going to be all of that snow that is expected for the sierra. and also to that cold front is going to kick up those winds. so get ready for gusty conditions as early as tonight and into tomorrow. so by tomorrow, if i fast forward this time line to 2:30 p.m., look at santa rosa,

23 miles per hour. san francisco, 22. and these are northwesterly winds. 22 miles per hour. and then they really start to pick up sunday evening at about 6:30, right around dinner time. we'll start getting gusts and higher elevations up to 40-plus miles per hour. so expect gustier conditions along the coast and in higher elevation areas. let's talk about the snow. exactly how much snow are we getting? we're talking anywhere between 8 to possibly 10 inches of brand-new snow for the sierra. look at tahoe city, 8 inches and this is just sunday alone. twin bridges, 8 inches. and the conditions expected to be very poor, especially travel conditions. because if you're thinking about the winds here, it's only going to be gustier in the sierra. tahoe city, 25. and eventually the winds and gusts get up to 50-plus miles per hour into the sunday morning hour and into monday. so not really a good day to travel up to the sierra. if you do have plans to do so, i

would say check the road continues tal conditions at all times or maybe hold off until the storm passes. sunday and monday, again, the best chance of showers is going to stick off along the coastline and even in santa cruz mountains, you might get some showers up there. the biggest drop and the most noticeable thing that's going to happen, 63 to 53 degrees on sunday. i've got to get my good coat out now. >> you put it away too soon. just like i did. all right, vianey, thanks. still ahead on "today in the bay," we investigate a landlord loophole some are calling a gateway to fraud. how it could leave you and your loved ones out on the street. th

oh! oh, my god! >> yeah, imagine catching that on your cell phone camera. that's an exchange going viral. one of them flipped his own car. the man standing there appears to spit on the man in the suv. that driver tries to go around. he ends up overturning his car. the man who was standing was promptly arrested. a dangerous predicament for three hikers after a wrong turn got them stuck on a cliff in san francisco. it happened yesterday, just north of baker beach. sky ranger was over the scene as crews came to the rescue. the hikers were all okay and used their cell phones to

communicate with the dispatchers. new information on the flooding that closed do ywn the oakland dmv. we brought you this story last week. thieves pulled copper pipes from the ceiling of this dmv in oakland. that triggered flooding and forced the dmv to shut down. we learned the office will reopen march 5th. right now crews are working to fix the damaged walls and flooring. in the meantime, the dmv is still honoring its appointments at its other offices. about 100 teachers, students and parents rallied outside a south bay high school -- rather a school, protesting a plan for more portable classrooms. they gathered yesterday in front of the middle school in santa clara. they say the k-8 campus is already crowded and more students and portables would only make the situation worse. they want to see overflow students bussed somewhere else. but the santa clara unified school district says new schools will be built, and it takes time. >> this is the interim solution, so that students are not displaced. >> so on a rainy day, we're all

sharing one small space. kids are eating in there. it's very difficult to do anything effectively. >> the district says new schools should open by the year 2020. which should help solve that overcrowding problem. well, what was once a little-known loophole is now being described as a gateway to fraud that is helping some landlords make big bucks in oakland. two years ago, the investigative unit first exposed similar abuse in san francisco. lawmakers credit the report for spurring one of the city's largest housing reform efforts in recent history. now he has found that landlords may be using the same loophole to evict families across the bay. >> reporter: good morning. more and more renters are getting kicked out in oakland. where landlords may have been wrongfully evicting tenants for years. because the city's own record-keeping makes it nearly impossible to keep track of fraud. in oakland, renters can get kicked out of their homes if their landlord or landlord's

relative wants to move in. it's called an owner move-in eviction. some landlords are kicking out rent-controlled tenants in order to bring in new tenants willing to pay more in rent. by law, landlords have to agree to continue living in the home for at least three years. but we have learned no one from the city is enforcing that rule. and landlords aren't required to submit any proof they're living in the home. that could soon change, in part thanks to our reporting. on tuesday, the oakland city council is expected to pass a new law, and it could impact you. when renters are kicked out as part of an owner move-in eviction, landlords would have to submit documentation to the city, like a utility bill each year for three years to prove they're continuing to live in that home. if passed, the new regulations will take effect may 1st. well, the olympics are an inspiration to people of all ages, from athletes to nonathletes. fans come from all walks of

life. today joe rosato jr. introduces us to one east bay woman who loves the olympics. >> i swim, and i love to swim. >> reporter: when they talk about olympic dreams, they aren't just referring to athletes. >> it's really fantastic. >> reporter: for 80-year-old juliana chong or, olympic dreaming is the period between the olympic frames. >> i look forward to the summer olympics, the winter olympics. >> reporter: from her retirement home in pleasanton, she is front and center for every winter olympic event. >> that's my spot. oh, look at that. i practically have it on all of the time. >> reporter: from skiing -- >> i never skied. >> reporter: to the luge. >> you couldn't pay me enough to come down in that chute. >> reporter: to the sport she loves most. >> that's nathan chen. >> reporter: skating. >> there we go, the quad king.

in the back are my old figure skates. >> reporter: this hungarian immigrant skated as a kid, but mostly she was a fan. >> and these skates are autographed by many champions. >> reporter: she put her collection of olympic memorabilia on display in the retirement home clubhouse. >> she's very enthusiastic about the olympics. having been an ice skater and her son's ice skater. >> reporter: her own olympic dreams landed on her son, randy, an accomplished amateur skater. >> this is a very good picture. he was a skater. he had the same coach as scott hamilton. >> reporter: for chongor's 75th birthday, her sons took her skating. randy arranged a surprise phone call. >> they called me on my 75th birthday. >> reporter: two years ago, being randy died of illness. >> i was really proud of him. all these young skaters. >> reporter: watching olympic skating now seems to bring her

closer to him. >> oh very much so. you know, you can watch people be excellent, and be a part of it for a few moments. >> reporter: she says she just can't afford to actually attend the games, but here -- >> number one! look at that. >> reporter: she has the best seat in the house. joe rosato jr. >> that was exciting. >> reporter: nbc bay area news. got to love her olympic spirit. "today in the bay" is back after two minutes. coming up, our clear the shelters segment, featuring our friends from pets in need. we will introduce you to voss. there he is. shelters segment"

this morning -- some special all right. it is time for our clear the shelter segment this morning. we have some special guests with us here from pets in need. executive director, al malika is here with jacquelyn stewart. this is boss, who i'm guess something a chihuahua mix. >> he's about a year-and-a-half old. this is the size he'll be.

>> okay. tell us about his personality. a little shy, tough to warm up at first to people? >> he's a little introvert, but once he warms up, he's really sweet. he will just jump right in my lap now. once he knows and trusts you, he's a really sweet guy. >> and how is he with other animals, other pets? dogs? >> yeah, well, i haven't seen him with cats. but with other dogs, h his size he's really, really great. he plays well with them. he just has to warm up to them, but once he does, he's really good with them. >> how about with kids? is he good in a kid home? >> maybe with time. i would say with older kids who could be more patient with him, because he's a little more fearful. but with time, he could be really great with younger kids, as well. >> and he is only 1 1/2, so he's got a long life ahead of him. and al, talk to us about this new event you have going on where you want people to come in and kind of get to know the animals. >> yeah. what we have been doing lately, vicki, is having our staff and our volunteers really emphasize

what we call play groups. so we allow the dogs to go out in their backyard and the volunteers and the staff play with them. and it helps them to become more socialized. and our idea is to try to get as many peoplelm%ú in -- prospect adopters to see the dogs operate and interact with each other in these play group settings, which is a much more natural setting than, you know, one-on-one in a meet and greet room or something like that. >> yeah, so they're kind of out and about, sort of like in a dog park area or setting? >> exactly. >> great. and should people bring their pets too or just themselves? >> they can. or they can just come if they're interested in watching some dogs. they see some on our website that looks interesting, come on and check them out in the play group. >> terrific. petsinneed.org. jacquelyn and al, thank you so much for being here this morning. and boss is available for adoption now, right? >> correct. thank you so much for making us a part of your morning. we will have more local news for you tonight at 3:00, 4:00 and again at 10:30. following our prime time olympic

coverage. you can also stay up to date all day on nbcbayarea.com. we hope you have a great morning. symbol you know you're

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