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breaking news: oakland )s mor . >> these immigrants make our community safer and stronger. right now at 3:00, oakland mayor reiterates her warning to undocumented immigrants as we learn of reported i.c.e. activity right here in the bay area. the news at 3:00 starts right now. good afternoon, everyone. i'm jesse aguirre. >> we first broke the story on our twitter feed. comes as oakland's mayor speaks oout about a decision to warn undocumented immigrants. live in oakland with the story. christie. >> the purpose of her announcement was to give people good information so that they could be prepared and not panic

about what she has learned about i.c.e. activity in the bay area. witnesses tell nbc bay area they've seen i.c.e. agents in several locations in napa. we obtained this video which shows i.c.e. agents taking a man in custody today. spoke bublicpublicly that opera were imminent. >> my understanding is that this is i.c.e. activity and it will be bay area wide. >> she explained she learned the information from multiple credible sources. >> this activity is from the civil side. these are not criminal investigations. >> she says she wants to inform undocumented immigrants about their rights and options available to them, not to cause panic. >> residents should know that they do not have an obligation to open their doors if an i.c.e. official knocks. >> works with an organization that handles rapid response to

immigration action. >> giving more phone calls from people concerned. >> the i.c.e. activity today comes as agents stepped up enforcement going to 77 businesses in northern california. a spokesperson for i.c.e. says they were unable to speculate about future enforcement operations. meanwhile she was asked if she was concerned about any allegations or instruction. >> i did seek counsel of what my options are in this situation. while i am very committed to being a law-abiding citizen, i am confident that i'm sharing this information because i did not receive the two official channels. >> now, she also mentioned today that she thought it was her ethical obligation to do so. and, issued a reminder that she said oakland police are under strict orders for i.c.e.

operations. chrisie smith. san jose's mayor responded to i.c.e. operations in the bay area. quote, regardless of the truth of these rumors, my message to our immigrant residents remains the same. we have your back. the san jose police department did not operate in i.c.e. operations. prething our residents and responding to predatory crime in our community. we have a crew headed to napa to find out about the reported i.c.e. activity. tweeting reports throughout the night and follow us at nbc bay area. now to the other top story, the weather. at least partially washed away. a view from our satellite showing a storm brewing in the pacific coming our way. tracking what looks like a pretty wet morning commute. >> that's what we're going to see over the next 12 hours. sunshine in san francisco and nice wrap up to the weekend.

56 degrees and breezy under those mostly sunny skies and into the 60s around downtown san jose currently and cloud free. the satellite radar shows you that. as we widen out the view, here comes a fast-moving system that brings rain back into the system and we see an impablct for your monday morning commute. drop levels down to 3,000 feet which could cause hail and thunder. give you an hour-by-hour timeline on this incoming storm and a stronger storm to follow in oour broadcast at 3:16. >> you can track the rain from the palm of your hands. download our app and click on the weather tab. it is in the books. the xxiii winter olympics in south korea has concluded and tonight on nbc, the olympians celebrate games well played

during the closing ceremony. want to give you a sneak peek of some of the sights and sounds. singing, dancing and colorful display that will bring the games to an end. nbc bay area is in a preview with what else you can expect to see tonight. >> after years of planning, months of preparation and weeks of competition. the 2018 winter olympic games are over. all that is left is the monstrous task of packing up all the equipment to stage these games, as well as broadcast them to the entire world. that and one more thing, celebrate the game's success in sunday's closing ceremony. presidential adviser ivanka trump leads. while the united states medal total was a disappointment to some, the moments to celebrate are many. the women's hockey team getting retribution for an overtime loss

to team canada four years ago by doing the exact same thing to them, this time in a dramatic shootout and speaking of drama the finish in the women's team sprint in cross country stopped hearts everywhere and delivered team usa its first ever cross country gold medal. team usa victory in curling was another taste of bringing home gold in a sport that had never seen it before. perhaps the brightest spot in all of team usa was the snowboarders and skiers, shaun white, chloe kim topping that list with gold. one thing that won't be seen at the closing ceremony is the russian flag. there were thoughts the ioc may list their flag but after two russian athletes tested positive for doping during the games, the flag stays in place. garvin thomas. >> here is the final count. norway the powerhouse of these

olympic games. 39 medals. 14 of them gold. germany overtaking canada to place second. team usa, as you heard garvin say in fourth place with nine gold medals. south korea overtaking france for that sixth position. now, as we had mentioned ivanka trump was there for the closing ceremony. sat down with the daughter of the president one on one to talk about her role of leading the u.s. delegation in the final weekend of the winter games. >> my primary goal as an american is to cheer on team usa and show them the love and support we as so mup of the country can learn. >> you can see more of peter alexander's exclusive interview on "nightly news" which begins right here in less than 30 minutes. a chaotic and dangerous situation in a normally quiet peninsula city. things are back to normal now in a menlo park neighborhood after a police standoff that went on for hours.

police officers were called out to the 1100 block about 11:00 last night because of reports of shots fired. >> the scene has been cleared. allowed back in the home. but more than eight hours police were trying to get gut airs to surrender. they found the weapon, but guiterrez was gone. >> the police department. come out or pick up your phone. we need to talk to you. >> reporter: no trace of this man, 36-year-old jose guitierrez after police fired tear gas into his house this morning. then, with their guns drawn, officers attempted to make entry. but there was no one inside. >> it was a very crazy scene. >> reporter: terrified neighbors watched as police worked through the night to get guitierrez to

surrender. he shot off an assault-type weapon in his backyard on saturday night because he was angry about a loud party h happening next door. nobody was injured, but it did prompt this. >> what if something goes down and my daughter was like, close the door and don't do anything. >> reporter: he felt safe once police were on scene, but his bigger concern was what he considered an excessive use of force by police. >> wonder if it was something where it needed all of that. but with everything going on right now, i'm pretty sure that is not definitely unnecessary things to do. >> the 36-year-old guitierrez has a silver accord. his license place and anyone with information to contact menlo police department and the suspect is said to be armed and dangerous.

nbc bay area news. >> hunter, thank you very much. a disturbing attack at an east bay store. fremont police have arrested a man they say sexually assaulted two women at this party city in fremont. this happened yesterday morning before 9:00. police say before the store even opened, a man with a gun went inside and held two women there at gunpoint ask sexually assaulted them and then ran away. despite the arrest, detectives say it is op going and the suspect's name is not being released. a picturesque sunday afternoon. 56 degrees the clear skies before the clouds roll in. rain and snow set to make a comeback for your monday morning commute. how much you can expect, coming up. plus, what would we remember most from these olympic games. we check back in with garvin thomas for his most memorable moments. there's only one place where you can get...

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thrill or agony was still raw. >> where we are not seeing that today. >> not all bad. >> i, i love the support and i love these girls and i'm happy to be here with them. >> i want to go for another four years and i want to give it my best shot. >> bring it in, buddy. don't cry or i will.

>> you just finished the men's olympic downhill. >> i did. pretty exciting. and you proved that the first time wasn't a fluke, huh. >> i guess so. >> this is only the start. this is only the start. >> finally get that opportunity to stand at the start and you have the olympic bib on and you're at the olympics and you're like -- felt pretty good. >> that was the most nerve racking thing i've ever experienced. >> we're going to walk out of here, even though 19th place doesn't reflect how much work we

put into it, we're going to walk out with our heads held high. >> this is what i do. and this is my job. this is what i feel i was made to do. >> i feel so much better. i mean, this is how life works. need to be up with your whole team, absolutely. and for your country. it's an amazing feeling. >> so inspirational and they all made us proud. now, you can watch the closing ceremony right here on nbc bay area. tara lipinski will host our coverage at 5:00. half the entertainment is just tuning tine see what johnny was wearing. >> see what he was wearing. see if he is still 6'4". >> what hair style and jewelry. i'll start taking fashion tips from him. something very weird going on around here. something called rain.

>> rain. >> we haven't seen much of it. we're about to see some come in. a change brings quite a bit of it for the second half of the week. take you outside right now. we're enjoying a beautiful sunday afternoon around the golden gate bridge. a lot of sunshine and a bit breezy this evening. and here's the view from emoriville and also 56 degrees and wind speed at 13 around dublin. temperatures also in the mid-50s. popular number around the bay area. little bit warmer in san jose. we're at 62 degrees and northwest wind at 15 miles per hour. breezy at times. i think you'll notice the winds picking up a little bit overnight as the fast-moving cold front drops in around the bay area for the morning commute. notice temperatures mostly in the 40s. the north bay could see upper 30s by 6:00 or 7:00 a.m. as the showers press on to the south bay. high temperatures tomorrow will be a little bit cooler. we're looking at mostly low to

mid-50s and northwest wind from o10 to 20 miles per hour. mid-50s into oakland and vallejo and mid-50s around the peninsula and cooler out near the coast where it will be gusty at times. winds up to 25 miles per hour. look at the wind speed in san francisco. bit more wind tomorrow and some rain for the morning ask scattered showers for the afternoon and highs in the north bay in the upper 50s. why we have the blue skies right now. the cloud shield. the outer fringe of this just now starting to drop into northern california. by 11:00 tonight, we'll begin to see the showers move in. the main event rain wise about 4:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. that's the early to mid-part of your morning commute. by 9:00 starting to move south of san jose. don't let your guard down. mid-day it will stop raining for most places, but with the cool air aloft and daytime heating around 2:00 will be scattered showers and possibly isolated thunder. freezing levels are close to 2,000 to 3,000 feet and small hail will be possible from

mid-afternoon and then as the sun sets, atmosphere begins to stabilize by 7:00 tomorrow evening. showers shut down. rainfall projections. not all that great. more than what we saw last week. most places picking up less than a quarter inch of rain. pretty fast-moving system. it is a colder system. not a lot of moisture to work with. for the sierra, expecting about a foot of snow. winter weather adviser for your travel into the high country. later this week a break on tuesday. watch what happens wednesday night and thursday there is your main event rain wise. friday another cool and showery day and more showers into saturday. the rainfall projection now gets very interesting as we set this up over the next seven days. as we add everything up with that late-week storm. check out the bay area and the purple and red. that will be one to two and a half inches of rain added up from wednesday night into saturday and for the sierra, we could be seeing three to five feet of snow. that is great news as we head into march. we'll see a bit of a pattern shift taking place.

tomorrow, unsettled. scattered showers after that morning rain and we'll catch a break tuesday and keep a close eye on thursday. some of the heavier rain and sierra snow we've seen in weeks coming into northern california. >> all right, sounds good. coming up, no endorsement. the reason diane feinstein isn't getting a vote of confidence from her own party. ♪

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has harsh words about how police have handled these crimes and we'll tell you why and go under cover ourselves. just how quickly someone can break into a car and get away. we're here using one of our own and outfitted our car with four hidden cameras. you'll definitely want to see what we managed to capture next. plus, we'll explain how some in the city are using technology to fight back. that's all tonight at 11:00. >> certainly interested in that. if you have a story, call 88-996-tips or send him an e-mail. theunit@nbcbayarea.com. the countdown to beijing is on. the city is hosting the 2022 winter games. preparations are already under way. four years ahead of time is not too early to talk about this. beijing the first city to host winter and summer games. venues ins 2008 being translated into venues for the ice sports. the high-speed rail system that

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just made a mistake. >> that is the agony of the olympics. you just don't know when something goes wrong. >> bring your google maps next time. >> we'll see you after the closing ceremony. on this sunday night, an exclusive conversation with the president's daughter as she takes the world stage in south korea. ivanka trump weighs in on one of her father's most controversial proposals. students in florida return to the school where a gunman killed 17 of their classmates and teachers. tonight, calls for local sheriff to lose his job over the response. severe storms slammed the midwest as communities are left underwater. economic change blowing into an unlikely place, we'll take you to the state seeing a big boost from renewable energy. and going out in style with the winter games coming to a close, we'll look at some of team usa's biggest moments as eo