you can send it to us at bay ar area.nbc .come. nbc bay year's christy smith talked to drivers trying to make their way up. along interstate 80 drivers sat in slow heavy traffic. >> yesterday i turned around and went back at come fax because it was not open at all. >> she's trying it again to meet friend of the a snowstorm in the area closed a highway yesterday. >> the corned beef and cabbage got canceled because they couldn't make it up. >> reporter: today traffic was held for a time as cars spun out. this driver kept his time keeping up with chain controls. >> how many times have you chained up today? >> this is my third time. >> reporter: on social media, pictures showed deep snow near

lake tahoe. a reminder that avalanche remains high. some people said they needed a break. they took a side road so they could finally get a chance to play in the snow. juan reyes is trying to get to snow at a higher elevation. >> they were so annoyed because of the traffic so we had to stop. >> we have been waiting here trying to warm up. >> stephen came with friend from san francisco to two snow boarding and despite a few delays he's happy northern california is seeing snow. >> so worth it. best day of my life. >> reporter: christy smith, nbc bay area news. >> an intense search continues for a man missing after a day of skiing in the sierra. we first told you about the search for thomas malarkey last

night. his family is holding on to hope he'll be found safe. roz is in berkeley where she spoke with family members. >> >> reporter: i did just a few minutes ago talk to his niece. she was about to jump on a conference call with other relatives so we got speak with them as well. this is the first day the family says the weather has been good enough so they can search from the air. thomas malarkey has been missing since wednesday. almost immediately, search efforts hampered. the first night, there was avalanche danger and there has been heavy know since then. today they were told they were able the get a drone up for about 40 minutes. they also had about 40 searchers looking today. the family says because he is a skilled out doorsman, they are

hopeful. >> when he went out on wednesday, if he sat down on a chair lift next to anybody, he struck up a conversation. so somebody has seen something. if you have any information, even if it seeps insignificant, feel free to call the sheriff's office. >> reporter: the family says they expect the weather to be much better tomorrow, hoping get choppers up in the air and they'll have an additional 20 searchers as well. they have also been told they're trying to get a specific aircraft that could detect the heat of a human being, so they're hoping that have that join the search as well tomorrow. they're about to go to a briefing from the officials. if we get more information we'll bring that to you. for now, life in berkeley, nbc bay area news. ren, you can track the photographs wi

forecast with our free app. a new video into the newsroom. a dramatic rescue. a man was on the rocks when he was hit by a sneaker wave and sent to sea. the coast guard sent a helicopter to get the victim out of the water. he was at hospital. he's expected to be okay. a major backup for drivers in the east bay. people are dealing are gridlock. line oscars stretched for blocks because multiple lanes of traffic are all being squeezed down the a single lane. the reason, a sinkhole formed at the oakland exit because of a malfunctioning drain. it's been temporarily covered with steel plates. it may take a week to repair, so people should go around. we'll have a live look at the scene in about 30 minutes. a deadly fire this miranda warning in san francisco.

here's what we know so far -- flames engulfed an adult back and video store. when fire crews got to the scene, they found one person dead inside the shop. it is normally open 24 hours a day. it's located on sixth and mission in the sonoma district. the name of the victim has not been released. an art thief caught. he walked into valley medical center and took a painting off the wall. the painting is worth $16,000 and it was hanging in the new building. the thief was caught on surveillance video, we are told. it has yet to be recovered. you're looking live at the bay bridge tonight. many people already in san francisco to celebrate st. patrick's day. chp says it will be out in full force catch drunk drivers. >> that person who decides to go

out, having a good time -- which is fine, we are not against that. we want them to think a little more once they have done that, how they are getting home. >> the police are holding a checkpoint in honor of an officer killed by a drunk driver in december. >> in miami today a solemn scene as bodies were removed from that deadly bridge collapsing. new details emerge about cracks found in the bridge just before it came down on a pedestrian walkway. maya rodriguez with the latest. >> reporter: a meticulous cleanup process is under way in miami. >> it's going to be a long process because of the weight and the size of the structure laying on top of these vehicles. >> this morning, two more vehicles pulled from the rubble. inside, three victims. >> this was already a difficult

tragedy. we want to be sure we are taking a moment of silence every time we recover one of those vehicles. >> reporter: and tonight, new details emerging about a problem with the bridge before it went down. >> i was calling to share with you some information about the fiu pedestrian bridge and some cracking that's been observed on the north end of the span. >> reporter: he goes on the say the cracks don't appear to be a safety issue. the engineering company, figure, responded to the relose of that voicemail saying the evaluation was based on the best information at that time. they met with the transportation officials on thursdays morning, just hours before the bridge collapsed. today, the company told them the

crack did not have do with the strength of the bridge. anger that wasn't done. >> i want some people to say, hey, the buck stops with me. i should have stopped it when i heard about the cracks in the bridge. >> reporter: maya rodriguez, nbc news, miami. information from 50 million facebook profiles used without permission. the new details from a whistle belower and the link to president trump's campaign. good to find experience and do something in your time. >> how job seekers got a big boost in the bay area. the event help them get ahead. okay mcdonald's.

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people get jobs. >> there's a new multimillion dollar plan to help clean up san francisco's diseased streets. it was just last month when your investigative unit exposed a mix of trash, needles and fee sis on the ground. the plan puts more street cleaners on the ground, but some want that plan scrapped. investigative reporter tells us why. >> everyone care about street cleanliness. >> reporter: she admits strolling the streets of san francisco isn't what it used to be. >> it's unacceptable that our children have to walk ant needles and feces. >> why is the city allowing it to happen? kim wants to use $2.5 million leftover from last week's budget to for a deeper clean.

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tips. or visit our website. a green river in chicago. it's an annual tradition in honor of st. patrick. it dates back to the 1960s. boats dump that powdery substance into the river and it instantly turns bright green. the color lasts for about five hours. speaking of st. paddy's day green. i didn't get the memo. >> i can't wear the green because of the green screen. that's really need they have the green river leak that. i've never been to a location that celebrates it to that extentle it would be cool to go. everyone here just drinks beer. >> they like their beer. >> i'm in the a big beer person, but for st. paddy's it's doable.

we had that disturbance move through earlier. you saw the chaos it created. we got some great hail video. by the way, thank you viewer, we like it when you send us stuff because then we can showcase it to your viewers because i'm trapped in the studio. south bay, 51 degrees. peninsula, also 5 is degrees. san francisco, you can see it. a coup of light drops on the camera. 51 degrees, north bay. nice puffy clouds. the clouds put on a big show today. let's talk about storm ranger. it's been sitting and scanning the area. you can see a couple of showers left behind the storm system. we have light showers moving through ocean after knew into in

the high elevation areas as well. a cop of showers in santa clara. now moving towards san jose. if you're in san jose, get readily the rain is going hit you. let's talk about where the majority of the rain is now, just south of the trivalley. that system made its exit. we are going to see a couple of low to mid level clouds. some spots do have a chance of seeing slightly cold temperatures in the 30s, possibly near freezing. as far as tomorrow, we do have to opportunity of seeing patchy, dense fog early on and the temperatures will remain in the upper 50s, 56 for san francisco, palo alto at 59 degrees. you can see livermore and the morgan hill temperature. really topping out in the 50s. we have a come of things going on. if i take you through this hour

by hour, outlook, fast forwarding through sunday, that system makes its exit. just left behind is a couple of showers hear and there. cool daytime temperatures. will remain comfortable has as we head towards a cooling trend. i want to show you this -- squaw creek lake tahoe. that's fresh powder. 41 degrees right now. let's talk about sierra snowfalls. squaw valley, 95 inches. heavenly, 63 inches. if you're wondering about when will be the best road conditions. as we head towards tomorrow, better conditions. not good today, but tomorrow it will get much better. now long range outlook keeps us

dry on the models because they're kind of, you know, not really working in the gradients of how much rain and when this will arrive. right now the long range system is showing it arriving tuesday. wednesday and thursday, we get an atmospheric river. that means heavy rain with combination of strong wind as we head in towards that system into wednesday. then we keep that rain really into thursday before we start to see that taper off, possibly lingering through friday morning with scatters showers. don't put away the umbrellas just yet. plenty of instability. sunday we warm up by ten degrees in some locations. 62 our daytime highs. 54 into tuesday. tuesday to wednesday, that cold

front sweeps i wan. that kicks up the winds. temperatures in the 60s. then the temperatures remain in the upper 60s as we head into monday. tuesday, wednesday, we get the cold front. keeps rain in the forecast on thursday. our wettest days of the week so far look to be tuesday into wednesday and thursday, before we start to see drier conditions as we head towards next week so, we have a busy seven days ahead. i know we get a little bit of a break tomorrow and monday, so thankfully we get to enjoy a nice sunday. and i don't think the rain messed up anybody's st. patrick's day plans. i had a couple people text me, do i need a raincoat for the parade? i said proceed at your own risk? there will be moments we see scattered showers but the rain backed off.

>> it's been awful for the hair. >> yes, i can agree with that. >> when's the official start of spring? >> the 20th so we still have a couple of days left of the winter. >> i'm new to the bay area. what's spring like? >> you'll like it. you can have treple digits or 60s. >> got love california. >> it will be good. >> okay, thanks so much. still ahead, they flew it in the vietnam war, and now they are restoring it. we'll introduce you to a group of local veterans healing by building. many veterans are still hated by the horrors unth many veterans are still

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experienced in war. but in the east bay, a relic from the war is helping vietnam many veterans are still haunted by the horrors they experience in the war, but in east bay, a relic from the war is helping veterans confront their past.

this is the heals it's bringing to two men. >> reporter: there are different kind of bonds that come out of wars. bond between military members. sometimes bond with machines. in the corner of a hangar, evidence of both. this helicopter, like many of its volunteer caretakers a veteran of the vietnam war. >> we restored her. >> reporter: he served at crew chief of this very chopper. after the war, they lost touch until one day in 1996, carr saw news footage of his friend receiving a long overdue silver

star. >> i go wait a minute, that's andy. >> reporter: they bought this huey copter and brought it become to life. every gun, every bolt as it was in 1968. he invited perry to visit. >> it was with great pare i came over and i only did it because jerry insisted. >> reporter: many came back from war with post press disorder. >> he rang me up and said you're going to have to have a fly at this. >> reporter: back in the cockpit, his hand on the control offense this machine of war is where perry finally found peace. >> the first time he got in the aircraft and we flew together, we didn't have to say anything. all those years had just gone away. >> it was like coming hope.

thi flying this thing again has been a huge part of my rehabilitation. >> reporter: carr and his group flay the chopper at events but it's become a vehicle for veteran like perry to exercise the past. >> i'm evidence of how important this machine can be in peoples' lives. >> reporter: the bond of man and machine making way for the bond of friendship. nbc bay area news. a festive celebration in san francisco today. when you hear the big pipes you know it is officialle thousands walked the streets today to celebrate st. patrick's day in san francisco. the parade started at second and market streets and continues to the civic center.

irish pride was in full effect. >> it's something we really love. someday we are going go to ireland as well. we really love the irish culture. >> this is the parade 167th year. >> the public need to see the reasons for the firing. >> still ahead on nbc bay area news, a dramatic move by the justice department. we'll have a fiery reaction after the firing of andrew mccabe. i like math a lot. really like numbers. >> breaking stair yo types in the tech world. s. ewhail in parts of the bay area-

and plenty of snow in the si right now on nbc bay area news, hail in parts of bay area and plenty of the snow in the sierra, we are tracking the effects of a lingering storm. good evening, thanks for joining us. terry mcsweeney has the night

off. a potential edition of the nbc bay area news because of the giants game. the conditions didn't let up for the weekend. and the rain, on and off today, but we are almost in the clear i hear. >> this is what you call the calm following the storm. this is what it looks like woodside right now. san francisco depicting that beautifully. we have the sunset but a couple of drops working to dry out. we had some wacky weather. danville and areas in the trivalley early on. our mobile doppler radar is still scanning. the majority of the showers trekking inland, off to the south of the trivalley and it's going continue to make its exit leaving behind some cloud combinations as we head in

towards tonight. the temperatures will drop to the 40s, some 30s. heyward right now, 51 degrees. san jose, also 51 degrees. oakland, 52 degrees. tomorrow's daytime highs will be very similar. within the next couple of hours, san francisco is going clear out quite nicely in them offense that cloud cover. by 10:00 they'll be in the 40s. by 1, 2:00 a.m., the lows will be in the 40s. expect some chillier weather but we'll be warming up nicely tomorrow. what can you expect for sunday? and the next seven days? because i'm tracking another storm system that's expected to move its way in. that's going pack a pretty heavy bunch. all the details coming up in just a bit.

thank you so much. remember, you can track the forecast with our free nbc bay area app. traffic from alameda has been down for most of the day because of a sinkhole that formed. live in alameda tonight where drivers waited patiently to alive the island. >> reporter: i want to show you that backup here in alameda. check that out over there. that line backs up for several blocks into the town of alameda. but there are two other lanes, there are a few city street that is merj into the tunnel. i want to show you why all the lanes are backed up. multiple lanes being squeezed down to a single lane going oakland. a sinkhole formed at the exit going to oakland. it's been temporarily coffered with steel plates.

the sinkhole formed because of a malfunctioning drain. the backup has been like this for hours. >> how long do you think you're going to be in traffic? >> probably close 45 minutes. it's been backed up for two hours at least. >> it may take a week to repair the damage, so people hoping to leave alameda should plan to go around the backup. that includes using other exits off the island, which would include the park street bridge, high street, and bdoolittle drive. >> what a hispanic for drivers there. thank you. developing at this our, an intense search continues for a richmond man after a day of skiing in the sierras. the family of thomas malarkey holding on to hope he'll be found safe.

roz. >> reporter: i did indeed speak to family members here and we were able to talk to family members on a conference call who are part of the search effort. they say this has been a first break in the weather that allowed them to make a little bit of progress when it comes to searching from the air. thomas malarkey has been missing since wednesday. that's when the avid skier set out from the bear valley resort. tefrs have been hampered. there was an avalanche warning. the family tells us they were able to get a drone up for about 40 minutes today. they also had a large search team of about 40 members and still tonight because he is a skilled outdoorsman his family remains hopeful. >> if anybody has to be in this situation, it might as well be tom. he's got skills and experience.

he's a man of faith and we know that he's doing what he can to make this happen. >> reporter: now, the family is counting on the promise of much better weather tomorrow. that means they would be abe to get choppers up in the air. they'll also have an additional 20 people on the search and rescue team. they're openi hoping also for a special aircraft that would enable them to detect heat. they're looking forward to getting started again tomorrow. we'll keep you posted. >> okay, roz, thank you. all the recent snow in the bay area ask a big draw, but they're also dealing with dangerous driving conditions. there was a little bit of traffic earlier. 80 is shut down because of a jackknifed big rig. east 80 was closed down near

gold run, forcing some bay area drivers to turn around. they had to make the best of a very difficult situation. >> we have been here for several hours waiting in the sleet and snow trying to warm up with french dip sandwiches. >> son social media pictures, show deep snow near lake tahoe. a reminder that avalanche danger remains high. our viewers providing plenty of picture os of the weather. thank you for that. check this out -- a driveway turned white by hail. this from a trail? saratoga. we want to see your photos and videos, to help us track the storm. now to the latest on a major move by the justice department. andrew mccabe is out and president trump is praising the decision. mccabe and his supporters say it's a result of the

administration's war with the fbi. for from pete williams. >> reporter: attorney general je jeff sessions accepted a recommendation from the fbi to fire andrew mccabe, on reports that he let investigators talk with a journalist during the collison investigation. the justice department says 19 other people were fired from the fbi over the past year for lack of candor. >> sir, i can't comment. >> reporter: but mccabe says he spoke truthfully. he says he's being singled out for supporting former fbi director james comey afc the te was feared. mccabe says his fires is part of an unprecedented effort by the

administration driven by the president himself to destroy his reputation and possibly strip him of his pension. today, mccabe's supporters called for a fund to support him and his family. >> the idea that a president could come in with an undisciplined decision a couple days before his career is over is a frightens proposition. >> reporter: so far, the report that led to the fbi's firing recommendation has not been released. >> the public needs to see the reasons for the firing. otherwise it looks like trying to suppress a witness that saw the comey fires and was involved in the russia probe. >> reporter: president trump tweeted it's a great day for the hard working women of the fbi and called comey sanctimonious. >> mccabe is an important witness for the russia investigation. a person close to mccabe says he kept notes on his dealings with

president trump. a democrat from ohio just broke a glass ceiling record. she's now the longest serves woman in the house of representatives. she arrives on capitol hill 35 years ago following president reagan's election. she ed is house changed quite a bit if her time. inspiring the next generation of women innovators. that's the message of this year's women in engineering conference. women came together to discuss opportunities for women in s.t.e.m. careers. the event included keynote speakers from google and intel. new this year, part months got a look at new technologies, including self-driving cars, drones and intelligence. still ahead, tensions escalating between russia and the united kingdom over an

attempted spy poisoning, the new retaliatory move from moscow. an out of this world announcement. astronaut identity cal twins dealing with a surprising diagnose. and britain tonight ove

poisoning of a former russian spy and his daughter. today russia ordering 23 briti growing tension between russia and britain over the poisoning of a former russian spy and his daughter. today britain ordered diplomats off the uk. the former russian spy and his daughter are in critical condition of exposure to a nerve agent. a followup on that story that sheds new light on what can happen tee human body in space. astronaut mark kelly spent so much tame in space that his dna changed and he's no longer a twin. tonight we are learning more about this reflation.

>> scott kelly back on mother earth after 340 days in space. >> reporter: two years after scott kelly returned after a year in space, researchers say he's not quite the identity cal twin to mark he was went he left. >> this could be good news, said scott. i no longer have to call mark kelly my identity cal brother anymore. >> i think coming back to gravity is harder than leaving gravity. >> reporter: in the twins nasa has the perfect people to test kpoer. he experience tens of thousands of molecular changes. genes related to keeping the body young to main taenitaining immune system and bone repair. >> he's still a twin, has a twin brother, looks like he's responded and returns to regular

health and we have no real concerns other than just keeping an eye on some of these things we know changed. >> reporter: resejers expect scott will be just fine and the changes are similar to what a mountain climber might face. he did admit to having one concern. >> the biggest unknown is the effect of the radiation environment. >> reporter: critical since this week president trump talked of longer and deeper space missions. >> we are looking at mars. we are going get there. moving along pretty good. >> reporter: the lesson from scott kelly's year in space? what goes up doesn't come back down quite the same. tom costello, nbc news, washington. breaking news in san francisco. a fire burning on union street. we don't have a lot of information right now. we once pfeifers are still ahead heading to that scene. hear as a live look at it right now. looks like a massive fire.

we have a lot of heavy, dark smoke billowing into the air. looks like there's significant traffic up theres the well. we'll continue to follow this. you're the won who first noted this on one of those cameras. >> yeah, i'm thinking where's the rain when you need it? so that timing unfortunately, no at the best. at leasts the not windy, though. that's the good news of it. wind and fire are not a good combination. but we'll expect to see a bit of a change in the weather. drier conditions as we head towards sunday. it will be one of those days where we see the dark clouds, but they won't be rainy. san francisco, this is a different picture. this is a look at the goth golden gate bridge. no clouds in sight. the majority of the rain.

we saw showers move in from the coast. not a lot of activity up there. still seeing a couple of little pocket offense showers near daley city, but not heavy moisture. if you stozoom out on the map, can see the majority of the rain moved inland and south. fresno is getting a lot of thunder and lightning. for the most part we are in the clear of the initial system. we did see hail early on, saw on and off rain earlier in the day. san francisco is at 52 degrees. san jose also in the 50s. within the next couple of hours you're going to notice not a lot of cloud cover. by 9:00 it's 48 degrees and into the late overnight hours it will remain in the 40s.

fortunately, no more rain. judging by that building fire, we can expect to see more smoke covering the sky. san jose, similar conditions as well. clear skies. for the most part, we'll drop down into the 40s, which means early on in the morning, we have a chance of seeing patchy dense fog into the early afternoon as well. daytime highs for tomorrow, oakland, expect a high of 57 degrees. san francisco, 56, santa rosa, 59. down in the south, the upper 50s. once we get in the drying/warping trend, we'll get -- squaw creek. the fresh powder in the last few days. right now at 24 degrees. here's a shot of kirkwood. also seeing the fresh powder.

this is at the resort. 24 degrees right now. definitely going to be a great day to head up there tomorrow. much better traveling conditions than friday. and sat you have a better chance of make, it up there without touch of a mess in terms of roads. for the last seven days we got owe good amount of snowfall in the last three days but total for the last 7 days, squaw valley at 95 inches. season total, 338 inches. heavenly in the last 7 days you saw 63 inches. north star, 74 inches. as you know, any snow is welcome snow. but we do have another system moving in and this disturbance looks like it has the possibly of being an atmospheric river. what that means is a good amount of rainfall and wind.

tuesday in towards wednesday, heavy rain. expect a combination of wind be rain, gusting 30, 40 plus miles per hour. . that storm system widespread thursdays thursday. for the next seven days here's a look at what you can expect. tomorrow, a lot drier. but still cloud cover out there. peeks of sunshine. 53 degrees. mono, an increase in temperatures by about ten degrees in some pots. we'll go from 50s to have 60s. tuesday to wednesday, we see a big change in the weather pattern with the arrival of the disturbance. right now, the models are conflicting in terms of how much rain, but we have the potential of seeing several inches of rain, close to 1 to 3 inches towards the bay area. wednesday, thursday, we'll have a better idea of how much rain

we are dealing with, but models now welcoming a big system. >> we'll take it. thanks so much. back to the massive fire in san francisco. we have a crew headed to that scene to gather more information for you. we know it's happening on union street and pfeifers are also headed there. from this live look, you can see it looks like a pretty significant fire sending a lot of dark smoke into the air. we'll follow this for you. as soon as we can get you new information we'll pass that along. the giants and a )s spend

st.patricks day in the ballpark. here )s therese vinal with sports. the giants and a's spending st. patrick's day in the ballpark. here's tree ree a vinal. >> reporter: the giants signed

ten agents and today the silver and black is sure to have one more member of beast mode. marshawn mat mors sources say is receiving his contact saturday. this move stabilizes a back field that already brought in doug martin. the a's rotation took a hit today at jharel cotton will undergo tommy john's surgery. cotton had an mri and was diagnosed with a torn ucl in his elbow. he'll undergo surgery next week, putting a end to his 2018 season. the recovery time for a full ucl repair is 13 to 16 months. the giants and a's will be back later this month, but today they got their rivalry action in arizona. top of the fist, no score, runner at first.

matt joyce doubles to the right in center. a's strike first. later, a's up by two now. sheldon neuse turning up the noise with this home run. that gives them a four help run lead. but the giants the fight back. to the fourth. giants down by sixment hunter pence lines this to left to cut the deficit to five. the a's go on to win 8-3. here's evan longoria. >> the res of us being brought in now are brought in to fill in a role or replace a role. i think just bring a little bit of positivity back to a team that had a rough year last year, so i think it's already started to change because guys are seeing that commitment to winning by the organization, and i think, you know, the job for

us is just to continue it into spraining a spring and take the season. >> to the ncaa tournament, second round action. 20 seconds left. grant williams with the floater and one. makes the free throw to get them up by run. clayton. kuser drives and rattles it home. vol one more shot, but it's no good. ramblers win 63-62. first round of the women's tournament. stanford taking on gonzaga. take a look at the great passing. jerome from long. tanford up by 12. fourth quarter, card up by 13. from the corner, it's good. stanford goes on to win 82-68. that's the sports for now. make sure to tune in at 11:00

for warriors highlights. we want to give you an update on the big fire in san francisco. we have gotten information it's a two-alarm fire and reports it may have started in a restaurant. may have. we are still working to confirm that information for you. this is a live look at the scene. you can see the roaring fires and he have smoke. this is all happening on union street. it's a busy part soft san francisco. on google maps it looks like there's a school and elementary school nearby. this is a video sent in by one of our viewers. vinay, you mentioned there's no wind. that's a good thing right? >> yes, because typically when you see the wind, that can help spread it.

plume of smoke is not moving and shooting directly up. we have had rain all day, but unfortunately, the last of the system making its way out. just zooming into that, to me -- i looked on google maps as well. hooks like there is also an apartment building nearby, a shopping plaza so, we are definitely at least not dealing with strong gusty conditions. >> really hoping firefighters can get this under control. we'll stay on this for you. thanks so much for joining us. we'll be back on at 11:00. we use our phones and computers the same way these days.

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