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> now we go to overtime, three against three. schultz and guentzel and the penguins. flyers as one of their three. they have not tele two yet. the referee says come on. so it is giroux and voracek. the two teams have changed ends.

>> eddie: watch crosby trying to shoot this here. thought he was going to try to shoot it ahead with schultz. >> mike: schultz pumped it along. crosby took it there, twisted back. three-on-three overtime is thrilling in that it generates lots of odd man rushes sometimes. guentzel a shot just wide of the post! crosby able to take over. angles it to the corner. provorov stalemates guentzel. guentzel continues to borough a the boards. guentzel a shot tthe glass. >> eddie: good job by provorov getting in the lane. >> mike: here's voracek tangled up with malkin. malkin continues to work on the boards, dug it out, tried to play the point, could not. then it is picked off and taken on by kessel.

kessel able to work his way through. kessel a shot! save and a cover by elliott! my oh my. fresh players on the ice for the penguins after the turnover by voracek. then here comes phil kessel. kessel, malkin, johnson, couturier and gostisbehere out there along with konecny. couturier slammed gostisbehere took over there. 1:10 into by malkin. over to kessel. konecny is able to cut it off there and he rushes back up ice with it. sized up by kessel. konecny a shot! that didn't go.

hustling after it is kessel. he breezes back in and it's shot, save and a cover by elliott. then he turns it loose again. but the whistle had blown. >> eddie: after that shot by travis konecny, couturier has no idea where this puck is. see him looking back? and the puck was in front of him. here comes phil kessel. another good stop by brian elliott. >> pierre: the flyer bench was screaming, it's in the air, it's in the air! it's easy for them to say. >> mike: there's a lot of air out here. where? >> pierre: they were trying to help. >> mike: patrick and crosby on the faceoff. crosby over to schultz off the draw. crosby kicking it along, tied up with patrick. it slipped right in front by one of the flyers. sanheim returns it back on for the carry back up by patrick. patrick just drifting with it. now carries on back out t

center to get thing eed es orgaa little better. giroux holding, gets around in front. scores! what a comeback for the philadelphia flyers. down third. they tie it late. schultz loses his stick and claude giroux fires this puck.

beautiful little stutter step. murray gets a piece, but not enough. and they wind up the night with handshakes. pierre m giroux, but the captain of the flyers wanted to get through line first. so in the display of good sportsmanship, we will allow him that time. as eddie mentioned, quite a come back documented with three goals in six minutes. now pierre mcguire. >> overtime magic, describe it. >> i don't know.

i was able to get a step on their d and i was able to squeak it by. >> clearly this was not an easy victory. how did you manage to keep your perspective to finish the game off the way you guys did? >> with the conditions, down 3-1 guys did a good job of keep pressuring. >> speak to what it meant to play in front of this magnificent crowd in philadelphia. >> it's great. i bgot goose bumps right now. i've been inhi building a few times watching the eagles. the intensity here is unbelievable. >> doc? >> thanks for watching the 2019 coors light nhl stadium series. claude giroux in his 800th nhl game. all with the flyers, captain of this team on a night when gritty came out of the sky and a lot of rain did too.

it may have been an oman but a lot of weird things and an overtime time goal for the flyers. for our entire crew, mike emrick saying good night from south philly. of nbc bay area news.

the investigation into the death of san francisco )s public right now on a special edition of nbc bay area news, the investigation on the death of san francisco's public defender. the details we learned tonight. the news starts now. thank you for joining us. >> we are on with a prime time editiofrea news because of tonight's hockey game. aus adachi. we broke this news this afternoon. >> our investigative unit has more. marianne favro has more. >> reporter: you can see, right now, san francisco police are parked in front of this home on

telegraph place. according to a police summery, this is where jeff adachi was found. in this san francisco police summary obtained, police report officers were called to a residence on telegraph place to meet about the discovery of jeff adachi's body. the medical examiner called to cancel the officers from responding. police kept going and were told a woman called 911 from adachi's phone. they took him to cmc where he was pronounced dead. first responders showed up last night, window. i coul s lights, so i looked out and leaned out the window. i could see there was a big fire truck here. >> reporter: thomas lived here 38 years and described it as a

quiet street. he didn't see a lot of people coming and going from the home. co-workers mourn the death of the san francisco public defender, remembering him as a tireless advocate for the underserved. a tribute was set up at the public defender's office. >> he really liked having built this office, one of the finest law offices in the country. >> reporter: adachi had a huge impact on the community. >> we are really focused on criminal justice reform. he was my real partner in that effort. >> reporter: she says adachi who started as a public feer in wonat about reforming the justice system. according to a statement, adachi was in north beach last night having dinner with a friend when he started having difficulty breathing. he was 59 years old.

live in san francisco, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> thank you very much. jeff adachi published a lot in his life. a look back in his career as well as tributes head to www.nbcbayarea.com. continuing coverage of the dramatic search after the cliff collapse. tonight, the body of a woman trapped underneath still has not been found. nbc bay ya's is live tonight with more on the search. >> when you come out, before you get to the cliffs, there are signs warning people they can be dangerous. after yesterday's sear for thats expanded. as crews pause their search friday night because of concern for their own safety, police officers made sure no one entered the search zone after the colonial life arena side

crumbled over two women. one made it out, one did. high tides came in. >> it's unknown whether the body of the missing woman is still buried under the existing sandy material or if she was possibly removed by the strong ocean currents. >> reporter: from sky ranger, you can see waves pushing up to the slide zone. a lot of sand that was there yesterday is gone. the coast guard was called in to see if a body was spotted in the ocean. >> since the currents are so unpredictable and the irc virtu the bay area after the high tide. >> reporter: the search area remained closed, but the rest of the park was open. >> it's shocking. i can't believe it. it's such a freak accident. such a tragedy. like i said, it could happen to

anybody. >> it's sad. as a parent, you think about, what if that is you and your daughter. >> reporter: crews did stop in the afternoon because of high tide. they will evaluate how long they will keep searching. they brought in heavier equipment today to help move the sand. authorities described the two women as friends. they are in their mid-20s and they have not released the identities of the women. they have said the woman who survived is recovering from minor san francisco, nbc bay ar news. >> thanks, very much. tomorrow, rounds of negotiations to try to settle the teacher's strike. teachers walked off the job on thursday. they want better pay, smaller classes and more resources for

the children. they don't have the money to make it all happen. administrators acted as teachers. most students did not go to school. police say a man tried to kidnap a 13-year-old girl last night on fallen leaf circle. it happened about 6:00 p.m. a girl told police a man driving a white car pulled over in a white car and said your dad asked me to pick you up and take you to your hou described as an indian man between 35 and 50 with shaggy hair and moustache. he had a ring with two overlapping snakes. driving a white, four-door car, a nissan rogue or versa. license plate started with 7hm. a hazardous spill. this shows a yellowish kind of substance, believed to be pesticide spilling from a truck

after it was involved in a traffic accident. it happened around 10:00 this morning. the roads were blocked off about eight hours, but they are open again. a huge night of celebration in san francisco for the chinese new year's parade. streets were packed with people celebrating the year of the pig. it started at 2nd and market street. the mayor took part in the festivities. they put effort into that every year. >> they do. >> it looks like they do. fantastic stuff. this is the biggest lunar celebration outside of north ko leader, kim jong-un left by train for the summit in vietnam. these are photos of the send off there. the much anticipated second summit follows an historic round of talks last year in singapore. the focus will be north korean

denuclearization. special counsel robert mueller filed a sentencing memo for paul manafort. he pleaded guilty to conspiracy back in september. prosecutors are alleging manafort kept breaking the law, even after he was indicted. we have more from white house correspondent, kelly o'donnell. >> reporter: today, the office of special counsel laid out a damming portrait of paul manafort. prosecutors write, his criminal actions were bold, some of which were committed while und spotlight, due to his work as campaign chairman. ageda filing in washington could shape how much prison time he faces for one of two criminal cases. the special counsel does not recommend a specific number of years, but prosecutors weave a narrative of deception and greed, involving his lobbying

for ukraine that began years before the trump campaign but continued through the fall of 2018. for over a decade, manafort brazenly violated the law, even after cutting a deal, agreeing to cooperate with hoping to make a deal. he committed the additional primes of perjury and false statements after entering guilty pleas. notably, no bombshell surprises. no new light on manafort's interactions with his long time associate, linked to russian intelligence or any other evidence of conspiracy in the campaign. >> it doesn't tell us one way or the other what evidence mueller might have put together in the course of his investigation. >> that was kelly o'donnell reporting. manafort faces a maximum of ten

years in prison for the d.c. criminal case and separate sentencing for financial crimes in virginia. now, to a developing story out of houston. an engine crashed and killed three people on board. the cargo jet liner was operated by atlas air, flying from miami to houston. ntsb saying the plane was on a normal decent and suddenly began a rapid decent. unbelievable rescue caught on camera. this building caught fire. a woman hung on to the of aow f. how fire crews saved the day. plus, r. kelly appearing in kor court for the first time. bringing the fight to diane finestein. a group of pleas. her response is going viral. the doppler radar not

showing a lot to the skies. that is subject to change as we watch the surge of tropical moisture that could bring the rainfall. that's when we come back.

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three of them were minors and the alleged crimes happened between 1998 and 2010. in court saturday, prosecutors described the accusations against kelly and supporting evidence including video of a sexual encounter. >> in the video, the victim repeatedly, repeatedly says she is 14 years old. kelly, whose name is robert has been dogged with sexual allegations for decades. the metoo movement put him back in the spotlight. a prosecutor called for possible victims to come forward. >> we cannot seek justice without you. >> kelly consistently denied wrong doing. kelly's accusers are lying and want profit off his success. >> presumed innocent. we haven't seen anything, any reason to believe these allegations are credible. >> reporter: as conditions released he had to give up his

passport. he's not allowed to have any contact with anyone under 18 years old. the next court hearing is set for next monday. chris pollone, nbc news. diane finestein is getting social media attention for how she responded to children urging her to support the new green deal. a group of kids went to finestein's san francisco office friday. they were sponsored by the sunrise movement, a climate change activist group. the message is they would be the ones dealing with the consequences if actions aren't taken now. she told them she supported a different version of the green deal, one that could be approved by congress. >> the government is for the people, by the people. >> you know what's interesting about this group is i have been doing this for 30 years. i know what i'm doing. you come in here and you say it

has to be my way or the highway. i don't respond to that. >> this exchange has gone viral. the video was edited and does not capture the entire exchange. the exchange went on about 15 minutes. finestein is calling it a spirited discussion and wants the children to know they were heard loud and clear. >> all right. check in with rob and the weather. it's been cold, but at least not rainy. >> the weekend plans, not too bad. the weather is not getting in the way in terms of rain and the temperatures are not as cold. the seven day forecast is going to bring a lot more rain to the bay area. it's not hav an impact on the weekend. a pretty view in san francisco. partly cloudy skies, 50 degrees. san jose currently at 50 degrees after a high of 58. tomorrow's temperatures might be warmer. you could see a few low 60s showing up. right now, a cool evening, but

not as cold as the radar scanning doesn't really find showers. we have more clouds outside and that's going to keep the temperatures up. a few sprinkles out there to the north. between now and midday tomorrow, maybe briefly, just a little something to reach it around half-moon bay. again, not a major event for sunday. things begin to change for monday and tuesday. tonight's temperatures should be dropping in the low 40s. tomorrow highs overcast skies, highs closer to 60. upper 50s to near 60. similar temperatures around 50sd sprinkles at miles per hour. the coolest temperatures found in the north bay where there will be a chance of showers, mainly toward sonoma county. notice the trend heading into monday. the rain begins to move south as we approach the commute and midday monday, the first of

steadier rain shows up around the bay area. as we see a surge of, again, tropical moisture, it's aiming in across northern california starting monday, probably into wednesday morning. some of the rainfall estimates now are very high, once again, getting the tropical boost, especially in sonoma county. we could see 4-6 inches of rain, maybe higher. the timing of this looks like the north bay dealing with quite a bit of rain monday, tuesday into wednesday. eventually the central bay and south baby tuesday afternoon into the wednesday morning commute and skies temporarily clear around midday on wednesday. thursday, we catch a break, then another fast moving system brings more rain our way friday into saturday. weekend plans don't look too bad. the period from monday to wednesday, the rain totals verified, we could be looking at flooding concerns.

i checked to the north. it's expected to be close to flood stage on wednesday. the russian river, right now, the forecast looks near monotar stage by wednesday and thursday. we have to watch the rainfall rates. >> rob, thanks very much. coming up, new rules for big companies in the south bay. they are supposed to start easing the traffic we all face. for one of the biggest, do the rules apply? next, we investigate an arrangement between a tech titan and the silicon valley.

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hockey game. has google crossed the line? the news continues at 8:30. we are on late because of the hockey game. the question is, has google crossed the line? >> they have the duty to serve the public. when the salaries of city employees are paid for by private organizations, who do they really answer to? >> it's raising eyebrows about a conflict of interest. here is liz wagner. >> this is a story about sunnyvale, google and traffic. most people probably don't know it, but google paid the city

more than 1 million bucks over three years to cover the wages of employees. the city said it was to speed up projects that benefit the entire community. the funding raises questions be. anyone whose driven through sunny veil talks about the nightmare. >> the traffic is such a problem where it's impacting the entire city. >> frank is the president of the safety officer's association. citing a study, he told the city counsel traffic congestion is so bad fire crews are not able to hit the response codes. >> if a fire engine is responding and not able to get there in a timely fashion, someone could die. >> reporter: he says it's due to the explosion of new

development. he warned city leaders google's expansion will increase the traffic gridlock. they have snagged up dozens of buildings. >> we are all for new development. we just want to make sure there's a plan put in place to address the changes that this new development is going to cause. >> reporter: the current plan requires many businesses to reduce solo cars or face fines. some are considering car shuttles or car pooling. how much motivation does the city have? here is what we are talking about. from june, 2016 through july of this year, google agreed to pay nearly $1.25 million to fund two staff positions. >> if the gift was made to an individual public official, we would all be up in arms.

>> reporter: she says the agreement appears to create a conflict of interest. we learned one of the city employees google paid for, a traffic engineer helped review the vehicle reduction plans at google offices. is this a way to buy influence? >> even if that wasn't the intended affect, it certainly gives the appearance that might be what is the motivation behind it. >> reporter: no one from the city would talk to us about controls to prevent a conflict. the city cited the contractying priority over city services funded by the agreement. in addition to the traffic engineer, several managers help guard against preferential treatment. >> even if they agree they won't get special treatment, is that what is going to happen? >> reporter: google didn't respond to multiple requests for

comment. sun sunnyvale has been working on it. google failed to meet the reduction goals at technology corners, one of the biggest campuses. they surveyed employees about the pattern last year. the xwecompany says it now exce traffic requirements. frank says the city needs to get a firefighters are beingtoo thin. should they be worried? >> concerned? absolutely. >> google is the only company they have this funding agreement with. mountainview had a similar one. city says the employees handle project demands from a variety of companies, not just google. nearby cupertino requires apple to pay if they hire them. so far, they haven't. back to you. >> if you have a story for our

investigative unit call 888-996-tips or www.nbcbayarea.com/ investigations. a plan to rebuild the dumbarton rail bridge is gaining momentum. it w connect provide relief to thousands of drivers. the first meeting was held about the plan. the goal was to fix the bridge built in 1910 so trains can cross the east bay and the peninsula. it's estimated to cost $1 billion and the project could break grown in 2022. three more public meetings will be held. new tonight, pinterest is cracking down on falsified information. the san francisco based company is blocking search results to stop the spread of fake health claims. pinterest banned search items related to vaccines. they are trying to curb anti-vaccine posts from spreading. the move comes as pinterest

files for an ipo with a valuation of $12 billion. the makeover is complete. balboa pool reopened today in san francisco. mayor london breed was there. it was redesigned to accommodate swimmers of all ages. it is one of nine pools in san francisco. the next pool is garfield pool in the mission district. ikeou have never seen it before from the tallest building in the city. check this out. an amazing view of the city in the bay. wow! today's sales force began the first public tour from the top floor of the tower. the ceo tweeted this video here of one of the tours. the floor on the 61st floor will be open one saturday a month to four 50-person public tours. here is the best part of it all, it's free. >> but.

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yes for less. union city yesterday. two teens were stabbed. today, we know a little more a follow up to the violence in union city yesterday. two teenagers were stabbed. today, we know a little more about the victim rushed to the hospital. he was stabbed in the lower abdomen. he is now in stable condition after surgery the second victim not badly hurt. they tracked down the suspect at a grocewardnd arrested him on charges of attempted murder. ten people arrested and several weapons off the street after a gang sweep. police confiscated three handguns, 20 prescription pills and a knife. the operation began after complaints of gang activity near beachwood and myrtle. nine adults and a 15-year-old were taken into custody. two additional teens were detained, but later released to their parents. a florida mayor released

from office after being charged of shooting at deputies. it happened thursday when they tried to arrest the port richey mayor. he had a history of drug use and violence, which prompted deputies to raid his home. the mayor fired the deputies during the raid. nobody was hit. they face five counts of attempted murder. top defense officials got an up close look at sections of the u.s.-mexico border today. they visited a site near el paso, texas. they want to see how the military could boost efforts to block drug smuggling and other illegal activity. clashes continue on venezuela's border with columbia. today, venezuela national guard troops fired tear gas on angry residents on the bridge leading

from columbia to venezuela. on the columbian side, desperately needed aid. juan guaido vowed to bring in the aid to fight maduro. the opposition has no way to make good on that promise. still to come, a man appeared in court for climbing the statue of is what the judge told him. we have that story, next. take a chance of a few sprinkle oore the chances of heavier rain return in the sunday forecast. the time line on that when we come back.

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protect your family. visit tobaccofreeca.com. the federal judge sentencing a protester who climbed the statue of liberty last year says he wants to new tonight, an unusual request. a federal judge sentencing a protester who climbed the statue of liberty said he wants to climb it, too. yes, he wants to climb it. he said he wants to visit the statue to better appreciate the risks and hazards created by the

defendants conduct. they will give the judge a ladder to climb to the point of the statue where the protester was perched. getting involved. if the guy robbed a bank, would the judge go out? >> that's hands on judging. >> haven't heard that before. i have heard this before, we have more rain on the way. >> everything this month has been heavy rain. 200-300% of average. we are not going to see moreeoo week. righthe weekend, not a big impact. clouds out there keeping the temperatures up, 40s and low 50s. the doppler radar is positioned in san jose. you can see the red scan seeing a few sprinkles offshore. some may reach the coast for the beginning. notice the totals here, barely enough to register. the main impact for the rain

ahead, showing up through the day monday and late tuesday. the morning, a few stray showers possible from the peninsula to the north bay and highs tomorrow should be as mild as the 60s. might be one of the warmer days we have seen in a while. the tri-valley, mostly cloudy skies, upper 50s, near 60. mid to upper 50s in the peninsula. san francisco, highs in the upper 50s and cooler to the north bay. we'll see mostly cloudy skies and light rain possible at espi county. the 24-hour future cast shows how most of the showers should be staying to the north through 5:00 p.m. we begin to push southward. more of a midday and monday evening commute impact in terms of the rain. right now, there's moisture out there. really, the deeper layer moisture, tropical plume which

may get involved and calling it another atmospheric river could make its way back monday, tuesday and into part of wednesday. with that in mind, you will for north coast and sonoma county. the rainfall projections, 36-48 hours. it could add up to 4-6 inches of rain. watch out for that. the central bay, once we get into tuesday evening and wednesday, rain from north to south. by wednesday, we see the line push out by midday. wednesday afternoon through thursday, a bit of a break and a fast moving system comesweekend clouds tomorrow. sprinkles at times. showers in the north bay monday morning. we are talking rain in the north bay from midday monday to early wednesday morning. so, that leads to problems. right now, russian river, the early graphs issued shows your

monitor stage. the rain totals verify by wednesday, especially in the north bay, keep a close eye on the forecast. >> as we head into march. >> yes. >> wow. thanks, rob. from weather to sports, the a's and giantsaing. >> let's go to laura. >> spring training i we get to arizona where brody brazil has a includes dogs bein rescued. plus, on the ice, team tale facing the blue jackets. the sharks were chilly in columbus today. we have the highlights coming up next in sports.

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laura britt here at the xfinity desk. the last ten games, 8-2 and currently sitting in second place not far behind the calgary flames. columbus on the second night of the back-to-back, they shut out ottawa on friday. anderson with work to jenner, who went past jones for a blue jackets lead. we take you to the second now. things getting worse for the sharks. brand-new blue jacket matt du chein. columbus with a 2-0 lead. six seconds left, atkinson all but ends this one with the power play goal. columbus gets the shutout. 4-0 is the final. carlson leaves the game in the

second and didn't return. here is pete deboer on the loss and carlson. >> fugly. i mean, you know, not much else to say you have a year. you know, i don't know why. you know, we didn't execute. they were hungrier, more desperate. they deserved to win. we just weren't good. you have to win battles. you have to get inside. you have to do some of the dirty work. they were willing to do more of that than we were tonight. yeah, he retweaked himself. we'll see tomorrow. >> over on the diamond, when you think of baseball, you think strikeouts, home runs, double plays, hot dogs, but actual dogs, usually not a topic of

discussion. oakland a's have a heart warming story of how they rescued two dogs. here is brody brazil in arizona with the story. >> reporter: this past november, daniel was in houston where he was driving home and came across two pub pis in need of rescue at the bottom of a storm drain. he went to the bottom of the storm drain and adopted one of the dogs with his girlfriend. >> i some roaches down there. some crawfish in the water, which i saw when i was kicking around in the ended upkeeping the dogs of the two you rescued? >> yes. i kept one of them. the male is up in the spring area. >> i thought it was cool. i'm a big dog person to begin with. so, i did see the story and some of the video and doesn't surprise me. i mean, he's -- he's -- for a

guy not as known as the others, he's very liked in the clubhouse. he came up to houston, but came with us to where he's been with the group, the chapman's, olsons for awhile now. he's a big part of this group and a terrific guy. it does not surprise me. >> you can't miss the killer moustache, either. you have to say that. the giants took the field and fell to the angels, 10-3 was runs over one inning and block allowing one hit over two innings. that will do it for sports. back with more news after the break. spending the weekend diggt

after a record this is flagstaff, arizona. that's correct. they are spending the weekend digging out after a record snowfall. look at this. flagstaff, arizona, it's tough to understand that's what this is. the storm parked itself over arizona for two days, dropped three feet of snow thursday in

flagstaff, arizona. again, it doesn't compute. it's more than the record set 100 years ago. finally, tonight, a story about the power of music. >> this is a beautiful story of a blind girl undergoing seizure testing immediately calms down when a music therapist arrived and got herng. ♪ ♪ you know you're beautiful just the way you are ♪ >> she had a beautiful voice. >> she does. >> she was able to finish the test without the stress and anxiety. it's called "you're beautiful." she reached out to see if she could meet her. >> maybe another installment of this story. >> maybe. >> when the star and her get together. >> i know. we are going to be back at 11:00. hope you can join us then. >> have a good night.

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