it is sunday, february 18th, 2018. we want to start you off with a live look outside. that's the south bay, the skies above there from our cameras atop communication hill. you can kind of make out some mountain tops and a little bit of the sky peeking through. if you are stepping outside and thinking it is cold this morning, you're right. thank you for waking up with us, i'm vicky nguyen alongside vianey arana. you said it's cold but it's even going to get a little colder as the day progresses. >> yes, we have cool to mild temperatures right now and then we will start seeing the clouds roll in. we are expected to see a major drop in those temperatures. right now in the north bay still in the 30s, 37 degrees for santa rosa, but then it's mild in san

jose at 50. when you go to mountain view it's about 46 degrees. so it's a wide array. this is all ahead of the that cold front that's going to sweep in within the next couple hours and you will notice it because it's going to be a big wind event. those winds will start picking up into the afternoon and we will top out only in the 50s. just to give you a preview of the wind when i'm talking about gusty i mean the hilltops, the mountain areas. we will be seeing gusts between 20, 30, some spots even 40 miles per hour and this is all day today. we are expecting breezy to windy conditions to pick up as early as the next hour, and by 9:00 you will notice it's still breezy, livermore 24 mile an hour winds, morgan hill 23. this system is so cold we are tracking snow and snow flurries possibly as low as the santa cruz area, highway 17. i will break all that down for you coming up in the next 15 minutes. >> what a difference a couple weeks makes. a couple weeks ago we were at santa cruz enjoying the beach weather, now we are talking snow

flurries. well, we are more than halfway through the winter games in pyeongchang. a live look at the olympic flame burning brightly there. today marks the final week of competition. team u.s.a.'s medal dry spell comes to an end but it took a pressure performance in men's slope style to get the job done. nick goepper went for broke and it catapulted him to a silver medal. goepper improving on her performance in the 2014 winter olympics in sochi where he won a bronze medal. gus ken wourty his teammate finished 1th overall. people are still buzzing about friday night's men freestyle figure skating performance and the performance of the americans, especially vincent zhou. he tells our garvin thomas this is just the beginning of his olympic career. >> this is only the start. this is only the start, guys. you've heard it here first. >> reporter: at the 2018

pyeongchang winter games vincent zhou exceeded everyone's expectations except perhaps his own. skating the two best programs of your life and the sixth place finish would be a head line for many skating careers. vincent, however, plans for them to read like a footnote. >> i hope to be one of the greatest of all time and that's no easy feat to accomplish. >> reporter: not every athlete leaves the games feeling like vincent does, kendall westin berg's 15th place had her on the verge of tears. >> last night was tough. >> reporter: moments later surrounded by 25 friends and family who had traveled her to cheer her on the smile was back. in company like this it's hard not to keel like a winner. >> she's here. she's top 20 in the world. that's all that matters. i mean, it's the one race of the season that i wasn't nervous about because she wasn't competing for something, she wasn't trying to get somewhere,

she wasn't trying to prove herself. she's here. >> reporter: garvin thomas, nbc bay area news. let's take a look at the medal count. norway leading the pack by far with 26 medals, followed by germany and canada. the u.s. is in sixth overall with ten medals, right behind the netherlands and the olympic athletes from russia. the u.s. women's figure skating competition doesn't begin until tuesday but fremont native karen chen and her teammates met with the media before one of the most highly anticipated events. she talked about what she's been doing while waiting for her turn to compete. >> i was able to get away from the village and train at a rink and i got a lot of great training done there and i was able to just focus on my skating and myself. but i definitely took the time to watch the men's short program, cheer on the pairs on my phone, so it was all very, very exciting.

>> chen will represent team u.s.a. along with fellow figure skaters brady tin nell and mirai nagasu. the ladies short program will air tuesday in prime time and the flee skate program will air thursday. catch both right here on nbc bay area. we have another exciting day of olympic action. at noon you can see the men's aerial finals. starting at 4:00 p.m. more freestyle skating with the women's halfpipe qualifiers. maddie bowman is looking to defend her gold medal. also ice dancing and the two-man bobsled. if you are away from your tv just tune in on our free nbc bay area app. you can watch all the action streaming live wherever you are, like running errands or taking your kids to practice. we are turning to breaking news back in the bay area now. alameda county firefighters are battling a three-alarm fire at an empty commercial building. that fire is on the 2900 block of tea garden street in san

leandro. that's right next to 880 and near the san leandro hospital. officials say it began just after 4:00 a.m. and grew quickly. right now alameda county firefighters are receiving help from other departments to get this fire under control. so far the good news there have been no reports of any injuries. a woman risks her life and rushes into a burning home in antioch to save her elderly neighbor. the two nearly didn't make it out alive. samantha barnhouse says she heard the woman calling for help from inside the home. the woman said she needed help getting her pair leadsed roommate to safety. samantha tells us she lifted her shirt over her face, charged into the back bedroom where 77-year-old lobiss burton was sitting in an office chair. with flames and smoke in her face samantha was able to push him in his chair out of the house before the flames fully engulfed it. >> this fire just blew through everything. the front door, it burst through

the windows, glass was everywhere in seconds. >> i'm so thankful for samantha for saving my dad's life. i mean, she is a hero to me. she is my hero. >> burton's son there you can see giving a big hug to samantha, he credits her with saving his father's life. samantha says she received a brand-new kidney last year after years of health struggles and is grateful she had the strength to save a life. a great thing home invasion robbery in oakland. a family was in the middle of lunar new year celebrations within three masked men broke into their home. friday afternoon theresa din received a disturbing call, three men broke into her home while her brother-in-law was inside cooking. his two cars and four month old grandbaby were there. the intruders ransacked the house. >> they pull he in a room with the baby and then two of his

daughters, they tell him they have a knife and a gun, too. tell him don't talk. >> the thieves took about $3,000 worth of jewelry and cash inside red envelopes, a traditional time of year where people give cash to their children.e6!r(t&h% much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, a battle over selling guns on the peninsula. why a gun shop owner is suing the city. it is a story you will see only on nbc bay area. and let's give you another live look at the olympic flame there. jay gray will join us in a few minutes live from pyeongchang with his report. ide -- oucommunications hill - san jose

your time is 7:10. it's 50 degrees outside. let's give you a live look. that is san jose from our camera on top of communications hill. it's cold out there and it's going to get a little colder. vianey will be by in just a moment to tell you how much cooler to expect the temperatures to fall. to a story you will see only

on nbc bay area now, a legal showdown is looming between the city of san carlos and a gun store chain. the city doesn't want a gun shop to open up right now. now the gun store is taking that city to court. >> reporter: this corner unit now sits empty, it faces a bustling shopping center with a popular family arcade and electronics store nearby. here didn't sit well with a few shoppers we talked with. >> it's not a good idea. >> every time we have one of these horrific shootings everybody said no more, it has to stop, we have to do something. doing something productive is not opening more gun stores. >> reporter: she is talking horrific february 14th mass shooting in parkland, florida. a letter reads in part turner's outdoorsman has claims against the city of san carlos for

violations related to the issuance of a moratorium. san carlos city council member ron collins says the timing has not been good. >> when they first made their application it was right after the las vegas shooting and then a week before our council meeting was the sutherland springs shooting and now they've sent this letter two days after parkland. >> reporter: he says the potential legal action is also unnecessary because san carlos has not banned the opening of any new gun store. >> all we want to do is review our rules, our ordinances and rules, and as to how we permit these kinds of stores. >> reporter: during a heated city council session in november members approved a 14-day moratorium, then later extended it to a full year. the openers of turner's outdoorsman have since taken down signs advertising a november opening that hasn't happened yet. sergio quintana, nbc bay area

news. jay gray joins us live to show us how an american speed skater came away with silver in pyeongchang. it's 50 degrees right now in half-moon bay but we are tracking a cold front. we are talking about winds, snow and, yes, even some showers. i will break it all down for you coming up just after the break. show us how an american speed wk

of competition at the 2018 winter olympics in pyeongchang, south ko we are entering the final week of competition at the 2018 winter olympics in pyeongchang, south korea. live look at the olympic flame there. team u.s.a. back on the medal hunt overnight adding two silvers to their total and looking for more. skra gray is following it all, he joins us live now from olympic park with the very latest. good morning to you, jay. >> reporter: good morning to you, vicky. isn't it hard to believe we are now in the final week of these winter games. seems like we were just talking about the opening ceremony. the good news for team u.s.a. this last week of the games does start with a silver lining and

it's not only here on the ice, but up in the mountains as well. high flying nick goepper flipping and spinning his way to silver in skiing slope style four years after grabbing bronze in sochi. >> to be able to put it down when the pressure is on and come away with a different color this time, that's what i came here to do so i couldn't be more stoked. >> reporter: and skating through a major spill john-henry krueger captures the silver in the 1,000 meter ski skating final. >> i'm the young kid from pittsburgh who overcame adversity and got second place in the olympics, i mean, a silver medalist it's a huge accomplishment. >> >> reporter: ted leg erty didn't have the runs he was hoping for in the super-g, the gold medalist four years ago in sochi failed to make the medal stand here. tonight in prime time the shib

sibs will skate in the pairs and a strong team in the women's halfpipe competition. a lot of momentum building right now for the women's hockey team, they are in the semi-finals against finland, if they can get through that one they play in the gold medal final. that's the latest live here in pyeongchang. back to you, vicky. >> we watched your evolution, too, when you first came to us last week you were so bundled up, had the beanie, the cap, everything was blowing in your face. it looks like the weather is cooperating more. let me put you on the spot here, favorite spot, fairly event you have seen so far? >> reporter: i think they're separate. the favorite event is that snow board cross because it's wild and anything goes. i really like the hockey, especially the women's hockey because team u.s.a. has a strong team to win the gold here, it's exciting to see if they can do

that. >> thanks so much. we will see you in a little bit. we will turn back now to the weather here in the paris. speaking of cold, we will gut our chance at this arctic blast and maybe even snow buries at lower elevations. >> we are talking about a cold front that will come in and trigger freeze watches overnight and wind. breezy to windy conditions and like vicky said we're talking about snow not just for the sierra but some mountain tops along the skruz area. right now moilder in santa rosa, napa 45, livermore 48 degrees. we are expecting to see a change for today. yesterday we did top out into the upper 60s and then into saturday and into, you know, friday we stayed fairly mild, but it's going to be topping out only in the 50s for today. san jose is high of 59 degrees, oakland 56, napa 56, san

francisco 55. we are tracking so the showers, i was talking about that storm system that was expected to push on through and this is out of a cold front. we are expecting the chance to see a couple pop up showers. don't be surprised if you start seeing showers popping up along the coastline and into san jose and possibly half-moon bay area. if you notice off to the right-hand side of your screen, though, we are also tracking some snow and not just for the sierra, we are talking about lower elevation areas in our future cast and this storm system lingers and sticks around through monday. even into monday at about 6:30 what you see right here is the possibility of seeing some snow flurries as low as the santa cruz mountains and even along highway 17. as you all very well know it already gets messy along highway 17 so now throw some snow flurries in there and windy conditions, we are talking about the chance of seeing pretty dangerous road conditions into the start of your commute on monday. let's talk about the wind gusts. as we fast forward the timeline

between 9:00 p.m. we are talking about gusts between 15, 20, 20 plus with higher gusts expected along the higher elevation areas. so what do i mean by a drop in temperatures, well, we will go from 30s to 40s and as we get into today it will turn much windier. as we head into monday expect that winter chill. we are talking about temperatures 20 to 30 degrees cooler from today's highs, which is incredible. take a look at this. tuesday by 7:00 a.m. we drop down all the way into those 30s so that is going to trig after freeze watch. that's going to take in effect by tonight, by 10:00 we are talking about freezing temperatures that will remain in effect until 9:00 a.m. which means it's time to shelter those plants, bringing your pets inside because not only is it going to be very cold, it's going to be windy. so imagine that windchill as it kicks up, we are only going to reach some mid 20s in some spots. santa rosa, san rafael, morgan

hill expect for the freeze watch to be in place through tomorrow. for the next seven days we are expecting that cold front to sweep in and we are in the 50s but look at monday's daytime highs, 48 degrees for san francisco, so definitely a noticeable drop and we're going to keep the chance of seeing some snow in the mountain tops, in fact, i'm pretty sure we're going to see that this cold front is going to bring pretty cold weather. inlands spots same conditions as well. windy for today, 20 to 40 mile per hour gust. as far as showers go it's more possible in the coastline and low snow possible towards monday. looking ahead right now we're monitoring an additional system that is expected to make its way in as early as thursday but for now get ready because it's going to get windy and cold out there tonight. still ahead on "today in the bay," when his hard drive crashed he thought the worst outcome was losing his files,

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being blackmailed by a data recovery company. nbc bay area responds to a walnut creek man who feels he's being blackmailed by a data recovery company. he fears his identity will be stolen in the process. consumer investigator chris chmura tells us about this unusual case, plus a warning for everyone. >> it's wrong. it's just wrong. >> reporter: when david plat's hard drive crashed he sent the disc away for recovery. the company recovered some files, but none of the ones david specifically requested. so david disputed the $383 he paid. >> i won. >> reporter: the bank sided with david triggering an unexpected twist. >> that's a very scary thought -- david said the hard drive company informed him it

was keeping a copy much his data including photos, e-mails and financial records and could sell all of it to settle the payment dispute. >> immediately i thought this is what extortion feels like. i felt like they sent the guys with the baseball bats to my house. >> reporter: secure data rescue pointed david to its terms and conditions which customers must agree to. the second-to-last paragraph says it may take all steps necessary including selling the data to recoup the cost of a dispute. >> not only was my data not rescued it's not really secure. so secure data rescue is nothing. >> reporter: caved fears the corrupt buyer could steal his identity and so did we. so we contacted secure data rescue in georgia. matthew rice defended his company's contract as necessary to combat fraud. rice said he has never actually sold anyone's data but he also refused to return or delete david's data. rice said it's our data, we can do with it as we please. >> when this company threatens

to sell your data they're basically holding you hostage. >> reporter: this law professor reviewed the contract. she noted how one paragraph guarantees not to disclose data to third parties yet another authorizes selling the data. >> they are completely at odds. >> reporter: next we visited two long standing data recovery companies for their reaction. >> that just shocked me. >> it upset me and made me angry. >> reporter: drive savers and secure data recovery in l.a. tells us data recovery companies do generally hold customer data but only briefing in case of shipping trouble. >> after 14 days it's purged. >> both companies insist they have to right to sell your data but complain the rules are murky because data recovery is largely unregulated. >> i wish there was some kind of regulation put in place that you had to go through this process to be verified. >> should it be regulated? >> i would welcome it. >> hundreds of companies offer

so how do you choose one? she is experts recommend asking your device manufacturer. >> if it's apple, call apple. >> request a list of authorized service providers. >> they checked them out, they vetted them, they made sure that they had the capabilities. >> reporter: as for david, he feels he has a gun to his head with his data possibly up for sale. >> we've got to buy it back, don't we? >> reporter: he's frustrated and fearful, but also motivated to share his story with you. >> i'm doing this to try and tell the next person to avoid these guys. >> and that was our chris chmura reporting. we shared david's case with the federal trade commission which says it sues companies that puts consumers personal data at unreasonable risk. the ftc encouraged david to file a formal complaint, he has, because he isn't isn't sure what will happen to his data. call us with your consumer complaints, 888-996-tips or you can go to

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to make your outdoor space your favorite place. and if you want it all for a fraction of what you'd pay elsewhere, you gotta go to ross. golden gate bridge from emeryville camera good morning, your time now is 7:30 it is sunday, february 18th, 2018, and we want to start you off with this gorgeous look over at the golden gate bridge from emeryville. that's the perspective there today, some low clouds, not a lot of fog to speak of. thanks so much for waking up with us this sunday morning. i'm vicky nguyen, vianey arana is here witha8; a look at that microclimate forecast. we have a freeze warning in effect and low temperatures and maybe snow. >> yeah, it's going to get cold tonight. this is all leading up to the arrival of this cold front. >> beautiful. >> walnut creek looks beautiful, but we are going to start seeing the clouds rolling n we are expecting to see showers along the coastline. i want to show you the

temperatures right now for comparison. we are in the 30s in north bay, 50s for south bay and then the 40s along the peninsula, but if i take you through this timeline look at how much cooler these temperatures get as this cold front sweeps in, it's already getting breezy and window out there. san francisco is pretty windy, so is oakland. by 5:30 the temperatures dropping down into the 40s. 49 degrees for san jose, 48 for fremont. it will be much cooler and that winter chill really kicks up a notch as we head into monday. by about midnight we start dropping down into the 30s and, believe it or not, tomorrow we are expecting temperatures to drop and be about 20 to 30 degrees cooler from today's highs. >> wow. >> so tomorrow we could be topping out only in the 30s and 40s in some areas which is why there will be a freeze watch. that will take into effect tonight and carry over on through monday. that's going to bring the chance of seeing some snow with a good amount of snow accumulation

expected in the santa cruz mountain area. if you're going to be driving through highway 17 it's probably going to get pretty bad out there. keep that in mind. also we are expecting gusty conditions for the sierra. i will break down what you can expect coming up in the next few minutes. we want to update you to the breaking news we brought you at the if i think of our newscast. alameda county firefighters have just contained a three-alarm fire at an empty commercial building. that fire was on the 2900 block of tea garden street in san leandro next to 880 and near the san leandro hospital. if you were driving by you probably saw these flames. firefighters say this fire grew very quickly, it started right after 4:00 a.m., a number of nearby fire departments had to come and help alameda county. they all cooperated to get the fire under control. there have been no reports of injury, thankfully. the cause of that fire is now under investigation. now to a story about a woman's lifesaving actions. she risked her own life and rushed into a burning home in

antioch to save her elderly neighbor and the two almost didn't make it out. samantha barnhouse says that she heard one of her neighbors calling for help from inside the home, the woman said she needed help getting her paralyzed roommate to safety. samantha tells us that she lifted her shirt up over her face and charmed into the back bedroom of that home, that's where 77-year-old lobiss burton was sitting in an office chair, you see him there. with flames and smoke in her face samantha was able to push him in his chair out of the house just before the flames fully engulfed it. >> this fire just blew through everything. the front door, it burst through the windows, glass was everywhere in seconds. >> i'm so thankful for samantha for saving my dad's life. i mean, she's a hero to me. she's my hero. >> burton's son ex he pressing his gratitude with a big bear hug there. she said she received a brand-new kidney last year after years of her own health

struggles and she is grateful she had the strength to save a life. a frightening home invasion robbery in oakland, a family in the middle of the lunar new year celebration when three masked men broke into their home. theresa din says friday afternoon she was at temple when she received a disturbing phone call about the three men. her home is near highland hospital and her brother-in-law was there, he was inside cooking. his two daughters and grand baby were also inside. the family says the intruders tackled him, held him down and then ransacked the house. >> they pull all he in room with the baby and then two of his daughters, they tell him -- he said he had a knife and a gun, too. tell him don't talk. >> the thieves took about $3,000 worth of jewelry and red envelopes containing cash for children and charities that the dins were going to donate to. san francisco police have identified the suspect in last

night's panhandle shooting as 31-year-old joel arm strong. they say armstrong who is a transient from san francisco shot two people after a fight near golden gate park. one man died, its oesht is suffering from life-threatening injuries. police say armstrong took off, car jacked a vehicle and then ditched it. police found him hiding inside an rv in soma, he refused to come out and at some point investigators say a san francisco officer opened fire, but nobody was hurt. well, we are entering, can you believe it, the final week of competition at the 2018 winter olympics in pyeongchang, south korea. that's a live look at the olympic flame burning brightly. team u.s.a. back on the medal hunt overnight, she was successful adding two silvers to their total. jay gray has been following it all for us and joins us live with the very latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. we start this final week of the olympics with a silver lining for team u.s.a. both on the ice and in the

mountains here. high flying nick goepper flipping and spinning his way to silver in skiing slope style four years after grabbing bronze in sochi. >> to be able to put it down when the pressure is on and come away with a different color this time, that's what i came here to do so i couldn't be more stoked. >> reporter: and skating through a major spill john-henry krueger captures the silver in the 1,000 meter speed skating final. >> i'm the young kid from pittsburgh who overcame adversity and got second place in the olympics. i mean, a silver medalist, it's a huge accomplishment. >> reporter: accomplished olympic veteran ted ligety didn't have the runs he was hoping for in the super-g, the gold medalist in sochi failed to make the medal stand here. tonight in prime time the shib sibs, alex and maia shibutani

skate in the ice dancing program and they send a strong team into the freestyle seeing halfpipe competition. another strong team, u.s. women's hockey, they are in the finals against minute land aiming for that gold medal match later this week. back to you. >> thank you. you've been such a familiar fixture for us covering so many olympic games over the years. let me ask you this, how are things different in pyeongchang? anything you noticed about the spectators or sport or athletes that compares to games of past? >> it is unique and it's different in several ways. i can tell you that the host city here has been just phenomenal. they have been tremendous to deal with and very welcoming and opening and very excited about presenting their home on the world stage. it's also interesting the difference between the beach where we are or the coastal area where all the ice rinks and arenas are and the mountains where the skiing and snowboarding is going on. there is an extreme difference

in temperatures and conditions. i don't remember there being this much of a difference between the two venue areas like we have here. it's been a rough go up there in the mountains on occasions. >> absolutely. yeah, the geography creating it's own sort of olympic event there. jay, thanks so much. we look forward to all of your reports. well, we are going to take a look at the medal count now, norway leading the pack with 26 medals followed by germany and canada. the u.s. is in sixth place right now with ten medals right behind the netherlands and the olympic athletes competing from russia. the u.s. women's figure skating competition doesn't start until tuesday but today karen chen and her teammates met with reporters for a preview of one of the most anticipated events of these winter olympics. chen talked about what she's been doing while waiting for her turn on the olympic stage. >> i was able to kind of get away from the village and train at a rink and i got a lot of

really great training done there and i was able to just focus on my skating and myself, but i definitely took the time to watch the men's short program, cheer on the pairs on my phone so it was all very, very exciting. >> chen will represent team u.s.a. along with bradie tennell and mirai nagasu. the short program will air tuesday in prime time. then it's the free skate program on thursday. we also have another day of exciting olympic action today at noon, you can watch the men's aerial final, then starting at 4:00 p.m. more freestyle skiing with the halfpipe qualifiers. maddie bowman is looking to defend her gold medal and brit at that sig gerny is also competing. ice dancing and the two men bobsled is happening "today" on nbc bay area. if you are away from your tv running errands or out and about you can watch on our free nbc

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weekend ... as a high school wrestler - a message of inspiration and hope in the east bay this weekend as a high school wrestler who was severely injured shares his story of perseverance. during the opening ceremony of the diablo athletic wrestling championship a special skype message came on screen. 16-year-old ryan joseph spoke to the crowd. joseph was paralyzed after a college park high school wrestling match back in january. he is recovering at a specialty facility in denver and says he's doing well, he even had his first solid food yesterday, a ruben sandwich, fries and a coke. teammates say his determination

is inspiring. >> it was something that really brought things together, you know, especially seeing the community get together like this within the wrestling community. >> multiple fundraisers have been set up for ryan joseph and his family. there is a go fund me account and college park has used the proceeds from sporting events to help the joseph family. eight nba three-point specialists showed off their shooting prowess as part of nba all-star weekend in los angeles. klay thompson was trying to regain his crown from two years ago. he put up a strong score of 25 points in the finals, but fell short of his second title. phoenix suns guard devin booker stole the show with a record setting 28 points. klay, did he hasteph, kd and dr will be playing in tonight's all-star game tonight. working at the drive through you are used to seeing cars, but

maybe not this car. derek carr, the raiders qb pulled up to this in and out in clovis, brandon was working there, sho kd to see carr pull up. he snapped this awesome selfie with derek carr who got two cheeseburgers and a chocolate shake, he even signed brandon's hat before picking up his order. still to come on "today in the bay," first the indictment, now the foulout. political a analyst larry gerston joins us to sift through robert mueller's indictment of inter sfeerg with the presidential election. some...

and we )ll see a big swing in te weather. monday - i )m watching what )s (next after a blast of weekend cold. how long the cooldown lasts... and when warmer temperatures return. see you monday for )today in te last friday, special counsel robert mueller indicted 13 russians and three russian last friday special counsel robert mueller indicted 13 russians and three russian companies for interfering with the 2016 u.s. presidential election. the 37-page indictment reads like a spy novel, it reveals an

effort to tilt the election outcome for donald trump. larry gerston joins us live this morning with more details. larry, let's start with how serious these accusations are. >> it is serious. it's quite the document, i encourage everybody to read it. >> you read it three times. >> read it thoroughly. at the heart of this document the indictment charges russians with attempting to help donald trump win by staging rallies on trump's behalf and rallies against hillary clinton. by running ads during the primary season harmful to marco to clear the republican field forxihí trump. by running ads on the internet after the trump nomination favorable to donald trump and harmful to hillary clinton. donald wants to defeat terrorism, hillary wants to support it. how about, we can't trust hillary to take care of our veterans. how about this one, vote republican, vote trump and support the second amendment. and also by inciting groups to vote against hillary with provocative rallies, one

example, support hillary, save american muslims. and how about by focusing particular attention to purple states like florida, ohio and virginia with at authored for those states. this indictment claims that the russians were spending more than a million dollars a month in their quest to tilt the election. it was a sophisticated operation. >> and a hugely financial operation as well with that much money being pumped into the u.s. election. do these indictments, though, actually prove the russians were able to throw the election? certainly they put the resources behind it, but was it enough and is it what made the difference? >> no, in fact, many of the clinton people that would love to make the claim but that would be oversimplifying a complex set of factors down to one, the russian connection. many elements impacted the 2016 election such as clinton's miss management of the server issue. her costly fight with bernie

standards, her poor use of resources and how about the comey investigation. it is clear that the russians hoped to tilt the outcome and that's something we have to remember. >> one question a lot of people have is these indictments seem symbolic somewhat because these are russians and russian companies. so what power does the u.s. have over them really in terms of consequences? are they really going to face any consequences or do you think this is setting the stage for something bigger? >> look, as far as these 13 companies go, these 13 people, they are not going to ever come here, but as far as the president is concerned, president trump would love to absolutely love tongs, love to think this whole thing is over. shortly after the announcement the president tweeted that the indictments show no collusion. how many times have we heard those words, no collusion between the russians and the trump campaign. deputy attorney general rod rosenstein also noted yesterday that no americans are cited in the indictment offering the

possibility, note possibility of no collusion. so as far as trump is concerned there's nothing more to do. the russians are there, we're here, it's over. >> as we know the president is not in control of this investigation and some of the allegations in the indictment date back to 2014 which was before he announced his capped daisy, which is why that tweet with the no collusion, right? >> yes. >> but you anticipate there will be more. >> there will be more. and here is why. look, for the president to say this proves no collusion, it's a totally premature statement. nowhere in that document does special counsel mueller indicate that his work is done and, in fact, it well may be that mueller is yet to address the russia/trump campaign connection given what we know it seems likely, in fact, that there is much more to come, more indictments to come. >> and so we wait. >> yeah, we wait. that's exactly what we do. we wait. we know that michael flynn and

george pap dop lis are sharing all they know given their plea bargains. rick gates may well enter a plea gargen giving mueller even more insight into the flow of money perhaps from russians into the trump campaign. the point is this, the point is there is a long way to go. they hope the trump folks know we shouldn't lose sight of the fact that the russians tried to throw this election and the mueller folks are far from completing what they have to do. >> larry, what about this, the repeated threats from the president regarding robert mueller and rod rosenstein? i mean, the fact that he could fire them. >> yeah, but here is the interesting thing. mueller, in fact, bought some time with these indictments because they have added so much weighty material to the investigation. as far as rosenstein goes, he also bought himself some time when he announced the other day that very carefully crafted

announcements that there is really no sign of americans participating as far as the indictment goes, but put those things together and it makes it more difficult for trump to fire these guys because they have really kind of protected themselves. >> this will be interesting to watch. stay with us, we will be right back with a last look at weather right after this break.

right now we're still seeing 40s

and 50s, but if you take a live look at the walnut creek camera we've got a nice shot of the sun coming out. let's show you what it is when you step outside the door. we are going to start seeing a drop in temperatures. so actually enjoy some of these 50s because pretty soon they will be 40s. 50 degrees in san jose, napa 45, santa rosa 37. we are tracking a cold front. we've been talking about this storm system since last week and it's going to be here and already kicking up some winds outside. future cast right now by 11:00 a.m., check this out, we do have a better chance of seeing showers along the coastline, but don't be surprised by a couple pop up showers here and there along the coastline, mainly near the half-moon bay area. if you notice by 6:00 we start getting a sweep of that snow for south lake tahoe, kirkwood, the sierra mountains starts to get pounded by some snow. if i past forward the timeline through monday you can see the majority of the moisture stays off to the coast so it's not going to be a big rain event but it is going to be a big snow maker and that cold front is

expected to kick up pretty naturally winds out there. let's take a look at the hour by hour forecast. by 9:00 p.m. those winds will continue between the 15, 20, 30, 40 plus mile per hour range, especially for the higher elevation areas. expect the beeziest conditions to be along the coast and in the mountains. as expected, this storm system is expected to be very cold, so let's talk about that snow. how much snow is expected for the sierra? anywhere between possibly 8 to 11 new inches of snow is expected for the sierra mountains and, get this, this system is going to bring the chance of seeing some snow flurries for the lower elevation areas because of how cold it's going to be. there's going to be a freeze watch in place and that's expected to stay in place through 9:00 a.m. tomorrow which means we're going to see the windchill really start to bring us down in terms of the temperatures. look at the valley temperatures, mid 20s, so all of the highlighted areas there are under a freeze watch and that's going to continue through monday

morning. tomorrow our daytime highs will only be topping out in some spots in the low 40s and some spots even the upper 30s. the next seven days we do have a drop in those temperatures with that cold blast of air and eventually models right now are showing the arrival of an additional system on thursday. so windy today, cold tonight. >> can you take back this forecast, vianey, and bring back the 70s? >> i only like the 70s, too. >> all right. thanks so much. well, the 2018 winter olympics in pyeongchang are likely to be remembered not only for the diplomacy between north and south korea but also as the most technically advanced. here is why. these washing machine sized versions are created by lg electronics and they are painting airport walls and robot guides are also answering questions in a number of languages. robotic fish. those are really cool. it's not an official event but eight teams competed in an event featuring custom built robots on skis. i think i saw them. >> pretty cool. >> kind of weird.

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this sunday after parkland, another mass school shooting. >> just chaos out here. >> another 17 people dead. and another chance for congress to do something or nothing about gun violence. president trump makes a healing statement without mentioning the word guns. >> to every parent, teacher, and child who is hurting so badly, we are here for you. >> not enough for some grieving parents. >> president trump, you say what can you do! you can stop the guns from getting into these children's hands! >> nor students. >> they say that tougher gun laws do not decrease gun violence. we call bs! >> we'll hear from some of those students this morning and from broward county, florida,