an update on how they're doing. >> robert honda joins us from the rock springs neighborhood with more. you were in that spot last year. what do you see firsthand? >> reporter: right now some tangible signs of progress such as this 400-foot-long wall built along the creek. there are still major plans that haven't started yet. it is battered but in recovery one year after it was under water. this is how it looked after it overflowed, images that still haunt people who had to be rescued. >> definitely the worry is there but she feels better. worry this might happen again. providing inaccurate information about rising waters that led to many people being flooded without warning. agencies involved in recovery said they want to look ahead to

solutions. first the aluminum wall that extends three feet above the creek bank. send water downstream into the low land area. >> reporter: san jose has high tech and low tech methods to alert people. >> we can broadcast a message in multiple languages, record it and go through the neighborhood. >> i hope this time will do something so it won't repeat again. >> reporter: it could take another year before they start the joint feasibility study. mrs. a publ there is a public meeting. live in san jose, robert handa,

nbc bay area news. we have more details on the historic flood, the estimated cost of flood repairs stands at $100 million. 35 500 homes or apartments were damaged. 7,500 tons of debris were removed. that's about 75% of the weight of the eiffel tower. b.a.r.t. is releasing body camera video one day after we were the first to show you a shorter clip of that video. we want to warn you what you're about to see is graphic. >> what happened? >> a shooting. >> where? where? where? where? >> you can see the officer running after reports of shots fired. he sees two men wrestling on the ground. the officer commands the men to show their hands several times before firing. and that's where we froze the video. when the officer shoots, a gun falls to the ground between the

two men. it is unclear who had the weapon in their hand. tindall is seen putting his hands in the air after being shot. there will be a news conference to address the video and shooting. a bay area catholic school is making changes how it handles reports of sex abuse. this comes after our exclusive reporting exposing years of allegations as san jose's presentation high school. some of the alleged victims of the abuse say the school is simply missing the mark, the all-girls catholic school says it's creating a committee to make recommendations for how to prevent sexual misconduct against students. presentation will also create an office for the prevention of student bullying, harassment, and abuse. both groups will be overseen by the board of directors. that's the problem, though, according to the women who have accused the school's leadership of failing to report allegations of sex abuse to police. they say the same people who tried to cover up the abuse are still in charge.

>> until you acknowledge there is a problem, you can't put in place processes or procedures to fix it. they have yet to acknowledge any wrongdoing, and they need to do that. >> this is something that was done because there's been some criticism, and we want to address those criticisms. >> they say they've tallied 24 former students who raised allegations since last fall that their reports of sexual abuse were mishandled by presentation. a national call to action to reform our gun laws in the wake of last week's shooting massacre in florida. a sea of students from the bay area to the nation's capital poured into the streets today demanding changes that includes students from alameda high school and they marched to city hall. congresswoman nancy pelosi back home for a town hall on taxes talked about the impact this might have on the gun debate. >> these kids are doing a

historic thing and i think they will make a big difference and they are channelling their grief, their sorrow, their anger, really, to save lives. god bless them for that. >> congresswoman pelosi called the student walkout a tipping point. she hopes marches like the one in alameda today forced republicans in congress to hold a vote on stronger background checks and other gun control measures. where will you be watching tonight as the olympic caldron continues to burn bright? so now is team usa after a sluggish start to these games team usa is gaining ground thanks to some powerful women. in the past 24 hours u.s. athletes captured four medals which is the most they've earned in a one-day period during these olympics. among them a silver in women's bobsled by myers taylor and gibbs. myers taylor is married to men's bobsledder nick taylor. and history in cross-country skiing. the u.s. women won the sprint relay. the first cross-country medal

for them in olympics history. a lot of smiles there. and the u.s. women's hockey team will bring home a medal tonight. the question right now will it be gold or silver? this is a clash of the titans. usa against canada. the gold medal game tonight right here on nbc bay area at 8:15. two other high-profile americans, mikaela shiffrin on lindsey vonn compete in the albin combined event which starts at 6:30. you can also check out our top three to watch. it's a section right on our website nbcbayarea.com. we update it daily with the top three must-see events. the san francisco giants are asking for your prayers for one of its legends, hall of famer orlando cepeda, he remains in a bay area hospital in critical condition. as we reported monday night the 80-year-old was rushed to a hospital in fairfield where he lives. the giants released a statement saying cepeda suffered a cardiac incident and remains in critical

condition. his family asks for privacy during this time. known as the baby bull, cepeda won the 1958 rookie of the year when he was just 20 years old. that was also first year the giants played in san francisco. an east bay man is recovering from a gunshot wound after meeting two people he thought wanted to buy his car. that meeting turned into a carjacking, a shooting, and a wild police chase much caught on camera. jodi hernandez got hold of the surveillance video, joins us live showing us the scary moments. jodi? >> reporter: janel, witnesses tell us it was terrifying. the car owner and a police officer were injured during that carjacking and chase. tonight the two suspects remain on the loose. you're looking at surveillance video of a carjacking going sideways in east oakland. >> it's scary. it was very, very scary. >> reporter: police say it all started when the owner of a porsche suv met with two

prospective car buyers for a test drive. police say instead of a test drive they shot the car owner in the elbow, then took off, sparking a police chase into a dead end street. >> i saw an suv just shoot out this way. >> reporter: witnesses say the suv made a quick u-turn and crashed into the police car that was in pursuit. >> basically the side of the door was smashed, and the window was shattered all over. >> reporter: then the stolen car smashed into a van, flipping it over. police surrounded the suv with guns drawn, but the carjackers had already bailed out taking off on foot. >> i hope had he catch them, yeah. really scared. >> reporter: now both the car owner and the police officer are recovering and are expected to be okay. the driver of the van that was hit walked away from the scene.

reporting live in oakland, i'm jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. >> jodi, thank you. enough is enough. today san francisco's district attorney took action on a crime that's getting out of hand. car break-ins. more than 80 a day on average in san francisco alone. george gascon announcing the tip line. he says auto burglary in san francisco is usually done by organized crime. >> we want you to report any activity that you see. we want you to, if you have photographs, if you have descriptions of people that you can give us that information so that we can share it with the police. this is not a replacement for a police report. >> locals, tourists, everyone gets hit. they're seeking $1 million in funding to create an auto burglary task force. our investigative reporter has been taking a deeper look into this problem.

sunday night we're going to go to the front lines in the battle against car break-ins. we'll go on an undercover police sting and show how homeowners are using technology to fight back. that's all this sunday night after the olympics closing ceremony. tonight nbc -- this afternoon nbc bay area responds. >> chris chmura joins us now with a closer look. we're talking medical debt. >> medical debt. i want you to met ken and deanna in orinda. they like a lot of people are fending off calls from debt collectors at home and at work. why? all because kevin needed emergency abdominal surgery. >> the total bill from the hospital was about $76,000. and getting that bill and opening it obviously your first reaction is, we can't pay this. >> $76,000. they're battling with their health insurance company and expect to prevail, but they know

many people don't, and it's true. medical debt is considered the number one cause personal bankruptcy. tonight after the olympics, a career debt collector speaks up and, get this, he says something remarkable. we can help him forgive $1.5 million in medical debt for people right here in the bay area. we'll show you how. if you have a consumer complaint please call us 888-996-tips or online at nbcbayarea.com/responds. i'll see you again tonight after the olympics. raj? >> okay, chris, we'll see you shortly. also ahead, an agonizing wait. the reason it's taking so long for people to get those replacement batteries for the ipho iphones. i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. a couple more systems lining up. a rain chance and increasing wind. my forecast in eight minutes. plus, we have lombard street in san francisco. they have coffee street in

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when you're working long hours at the olympics, coffee is something of a necessity. what's great about these olympics south korea is something of a coffee obsessed country and the olympics are at the heart of it. take the city of geondeung.

there is a street called coffee street. it has become such a destination for tourists there are 40 cafes on the one road alone and one estimate coffee is responsible for 70% of the city's economy. each cafe is distinctive atmosphere, some getting pricey. you can pay up to 24,000 yuan for a single cup of coffee. stick around after the olympics tonight for all the coverage from the coastal cluster there to everywhere around pyeongchang, particularly what's happening with your northern california athletes. back to you. okay. a lot of them are competing tonight. you can follow garvin's coverage of the olympics on line including this tweet showing photos of the atmosphere at the finish line of the bobsled final heat.

follow us on twitter. is apple taking too long to deliver on a promise? it's costing some people a lot of money. apple offed to replace batteries on older models after they admitted to slowing down the older phones to keep them from shutting off, but they're charging people $29 to replace those batteries. many people are complaining that the replacement process takes too long. sometimes days. >> it's better but it's pretty slow still. it turns off randomly. >> reporter: even the new batteries? >> yes. >> the alternative? spend hundreds of dollars on an upgrade. apple admits customers may have to wait if they want a battery replacement. >> arborists say our trees are out of whack. many trees are already budding.

that could be a problem as we're about to see another change in our weather. >> the trees are flowering, you can get blossom blights and bacterial infections and viruses. >> certified arborist dave wood also says upcoming rains may wash off the pollen causing your plant to lose some of their fruit. it's important to keep your lemon and other vulnerable trees well watered and cover them like this with plastic on chilly nights. >> i have an orange tree, an avocado tree. >> you have to get them covered up. >> help me cover them up tomorrow. >> if we can get the fruits of the labor. >> next time it drops below freezing for sure. i have buds on a tree. the wind because the wind can actually blow some of those buds

off and then you're not going to get any fruit at all so that is a big consequence of the warmer weather we've been under at least to start february. a live look. you can see a few clouds out here in san francisco, a beautiful afternoon after a few spotty showers this morning. 56 degrees and temperatures dropping down to 40s. once we hit 9:00 p.m., we're not going to go below for san francisco or any of the bay area as we head into tomorrow. it's just not going to get that cold. not too bad for you early commuters in the south bay. not the 20s that we had to start earlier this week. will introduce the possibility of showers with another disturbance moving our way. you can see we're not going to

get any rainfall moving close until 9:30 in the morning. it's not a major storm but the winds that will move in with this will amp it up a little bit. for the late morning santa rosa, point reyes, near san francisco a spotty shower. we'll see this in the east bay at 11:30 in the morning and eventually down to the south bay at 1:00, even low snow from mt. hamilton. it's not a big storm. more of a scattered rainfall situation coming our way so keep the umbrellas handy and also your jacket. temperatures continuing to stay in the 50s. also notice as we head through your micro climate, keep your eye on the box. not only the humidity but the wind. those are sustained winds up to 20 miles per hour could gust close to 30. throughout the east bay 57 in danville, 53 in hayward. more 50s right here along the peninsula. 55 in palo alto and 51 in daly city, san francisco, low 50s for

the most part from the mission. over to the outer sunset and marin, napa and sonoma counties. 55 in sonoma and then a cooler 50 in point reyes. i think the better chance of wet weather coming our way would be very late wednesday night into monday, a quarter to a half-inch possible. monday the best day for that accumulating rainfall. another quarter inch possible as well. cold mornings ahead and cool afternoon with several chances of rainfall on that extended forecast. i'd like to see stronger storms in the seven day but we can't be too picky at this point. we were on track for the driest february ever. we'll avoid that at this point with the latest forecast. >> we want some plums. >> you've got it. >> thanks, jeff. up next, the battle over beloved redwood trees. the steps a local neighborhood is take to go prevent crews from removing these trees. the search,

who disappeared while hiking in yosemite. 36 year ol happening now, the search for an oakland man who disappeared while hiking in yosemite. he was last seen saturday. ground crews are searching for him on foot and helicopter. we posted his picture on our twitter feed. evangelist billy graham died today. you can take a look back at his life on our home page. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous.

a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. a developer wants to remove it's a fight to save trees

in mountain view. >> a developer wants to remove a grove of redwood trees, here they are, to make way for a new home. neighbors are pushing back. this is near downtown mountain view. they put up lawn signs, create add website, and sent out a petition. >> one single family home should not clear cut an amazing grove of redwood trees like this that have a tremendous impact on the area as a whole. >> those red woods are a beauty. mountain view has a city ordinance that requires two trees to be planted for every one that's removed, so now it's up to the city to decide. the park's director is meeting with neighbors today. team usa making a move, an updated medal count next.

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norway remains on top with 33 medals, followed by germany and canada. it's time to check the medal count. norway remains on top with 33 medals followed by germany and canada. norway has won more medals than any other country in wirn olympics history. the netherlands is fourth followed by usa and then france. the usa will add to its total tonight because the u.s. women's hockey team plays in the gold medal match versus canada. south lake tahoe's jamie anderson will try to win her second gold of the olympics when she competes in the big air snowboard finals. ed half pipe begins at 6:30. there could be four american boarders in the finals including david wise. he took gold in this event in sochi. >> parents with kids, it's okay to let your kids watch tv while

eating dinner tonight. >> olympics all night long. >> and it's live. jeff ranieri joins us next with "the olympic zone." fire fighting is a very dangerous profession. we have one to two fires a day and when you respond together and you put your lives on the line,

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tonight on requesti"the oly zone" sports runs in the family as she follows the path created by her football playing father. >> training with my dad is a lot of fun because he always pushed my limits. plus, volleyball indoors and on the beach, but how about on snow? >> perfect! >> this is so fun. >> natalie morales gets a lesson on a sport so cold it's hot. >> and get it -- >> get in there. >> see the game through the eyes of two parents watching not just one child on team usa but twins. >> yeah! >> next on "the olympic zone."