Santa clara county Government Lawyers Association which put out the ad. The group hasnt endorsed any in the race but said they couldnt stand idly by while oliverio campaigned. Somebody who has demonstrated a complete and utter lack of judgment as to how to treat his own employees shouldnt be responsible for heading up thousands of female employees. Reporter do you have an issue or problem with Sexual Harassment in the workplace . I do not personally. But i know it exists in our society and globally. Obviously its been in the news. Reporter we shared the ad with oliverio. This is a desperate attempt by the union bosses to try to, you know, control the board of supervisors by smearing. These allegations had no merit and they were dropped against me. Reporter oliverio says he will continue fighting for the issues that afflict the county Like Health Care and housing. Last night the Group Democratic activists for women now voted unanimously to oppose oliverios candidacy for the board of supervisors. Damian trujillo, nbc bay area. The me too movement is credited for fast tracking a new whistleblower bill. For four years now, a Republican Assembly woman introduced a bill to product female staffers. Melissa melendez came to an ugly conclusion. You know, to think that legislators dont want to follow the same rules as everyone else, perhaps they have something to hide. The bill makes it illegal to retaliate against a legislative staffer who files a complaint against a legislator or another employee. The bill is expected to pass easily. Were following some breaking news. Here comes another immigration sweep. We have confirmed i. C. E. Agents served notices to 80 businesses across the area this week. I. C. E. Will audit hiring records to see if the businesses are adhering to the law. The sweeps are something President Trump is in favor of. Stay away from our courthouse. This is a place where people seek justice. We are able to help people who have been harmed. Reporter thats the message Alameda Countys District Attorney says shes sending to i. C. E. U. S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement as issued a directive, arresting undocumented immigrants at courthous courthouses. It appears aimed at sanctuary cities. It says courthouse arrests are necessary because local jurisdictions are unwilling to cooperate with i. C. E. The courthouse is not a place for agents to make an arrest or do a detention. Reporter omalley has joined other d. A. S from across the state, urging the department of justice to reconsider their position. Alameda county public defender brendan wood says courthouses need to be offlimits to i. C. E. Agents. There is a place that should be safe, a place for victims, witnesses, and defendants can come to court to litigate without having i. C. E. Or Civil Enforcement come in and arrest them. Reporter i. C. E. Says only specific immigrants such as gang members or those with criminal convictions will be targeted and the arrests will take place as discreetly as possible. Omalley says dont expect court staff to assist in any way. We are not your agents. We are not enforcing your orders. Reporter Community Activists fear the threat of courthouse arrests will stop undocumented immigrants who are victims or witnesses of crime from coming to courthouses altogether. Jodi hernandez, nbc bay area news. Thank you, jodi. A developing story were following in the east bay. A massive manhunt for a man who police say tried to run over a police officer. Here is a picture from sky ranger. Two schools in heywood went into lockdown as officers searched for the suspect. Nbc bay areas Anousha Rasta joins us live from the neighborhood where this happened. This is by west eighth street right there off of 880, anousha. Reporter jessica, thats right. According to a deputy, this all started as a traffic stop here. The officer says he tried to pull a man over for speeding when the suspect drove his car at the deputy. Were told thats when the deputy opened fire and the suspect took off. They came armed with rifles, k9s and drones, searching door to door, one street after another. We are nervous. We are scared. Reporter under the watchful eye of a helicopter searching from above. We had schools on lockdown, neighbors stuck in their homes. Reporter three hours, on the hunt for a man accused of trying to run down an Alameda County sheriffs deputy on his motorcycle with a car, mothre tn once. He attempted to run him over and kill him. Reporter the officer is okay, released from the hospital with some injuries to his arm and hand. He says he tried to pull over a person driving a dark suv for speeding in hathaway avenue in heywood. He does that job every day, traffic enforcement. Reporter the driver, described as a hispanic man in his 20s, allegedly tried to run the deputy over with his car, then drove into this neighborhood when the deputy started shooting at him. I heard at least four gunshots. Reporter there were five bullet holes in the windshield and nbc bay areas sky ranger flew over the scene. We did a quick review of the body camera footage. It shows the officer firing into the windshield of that car. The suspect ducked down underneath the dashboard. Reporter investigators say he ditched the car and took off running. Thats when the massive search began. And the search was called off three hours later. Investigators are now searching that suv for any clues about who that suspect may be. Reporting live in hayward, Anousha Rasta, nbc bay area news. Thank you, anousha. We have new details on a chp officer, you remember him, he was hit on highway 4. Contra costa chp posted this photo, this is officer martin lendway. The caption, he may be eastbound and down but definitely not out. Three weeks ago he was thrown from his motorcycle and pinned under a truck after being hit on highway 4 and concord. The driver arrested on felony dui charges. Officer lendway broke both legs and is still in the hospital. He posted on his facebook today, i am looking forward to a complete recovery. Expect delays at sfo. Nothing to do with fog or bad weather. Instead, one of the runways is temporarily closed for repairs. Some flights have been delayed by more than an hour. The airport says the runway will reopen as soon as possible. A new record for apple. The tech giants cash pile has now hit 285 billion. Apple reported its earnings today for the quarter which ended in december. The company says that 285 billion in cash reserves is due in part to its high priced iphone 10 and the new tax regulations. Apple says its plan to go make 38 billion in tax payments to reflect the new rules. Apple is releasing spending goals which include investing and expanding its operations in emerging markets like india. New at 6 00, did you hear this one . Lebron james coming to the warriors. Hold on, its unlikely, but the story is out there. The sports world is buzzing after espn reported that james is open to the idea of joining the warriors next season. He is a free agent. The report says if the warriors can create space under the salary cap, lebron would be willing to consider the offer. Today the warriors called the report bs. General manager bob beyers was more diplomatic. I know you guys have to ask, but i cant talk about other players or teams. Im not allowed to. I understand you have to do your job too. Pro tip, its probably not going to happen. The warriors would have to trade several key players that might include klay thompson. Ready for the super bowl now . It seems like we do this every year, in fact we do this every other year. Tom bradys alma mater wishing the patriots good luck. This video was posted online today. You see it there . Go pats. All the students on the football field. Brady graduated from there in 1995. You can watch the super bowl right here on nbc bay area. The patriots and eagles kick off 3 30 sunday. Still has his fans. A bigger and better reservoir in the south bay. The step Santa Clara County leaders are taking to get ready for the next drought. And a popular oh, sorry, jeff, go ahead. No problem. Across the bay area, 74 degrees, that sets a brandnew record. The old record, 72 in 1976. Well talk about how warm the weekend will be in eight minutes. Undercover officers and car breakins. A wild scene that played out in San Francisco that ended with an officer and suspect getting run over. Were alaska airlines. And we dont just fly lumberjacks to glaciers. We fly App Developers to mexico city. Novelists to nashville. And pilates instructors to palm springs. Sure, we love a good glacier. But we also like a little cocoa butter. A car breakin operation in the heart of San Francisco s it has been a dangerous day for police officers. A car breakin operation until the heart of San Franciscos alamo square quickly turned into something much more. As police responded, a suspect struck an officer with his car. And that ensued a frantic chain of events. Nbc bay areas sam brock got to the scene right after that happened. Sam, officers are there watching for breakins, actually. Reporter jessica, that is exactly right. The response was instantaneous, because they happened to be right here. Undercover officers spotting those suspects in the act. Now, sfpd says they do these kind of operations seven days a week at all different times. They just happened to be planted right across from alamo square park when a tourist became the latest victim of car theft. Mere minutes after erin g. And her husband rolled into town and up alamo square, they spotted the sure sign youre in San Francisco. From their binoculars. We were looking back to our car to make sure where we parked. Then we saw some people looking into our car, then smashed the window. Reporter witnesses captured these pictures, an officer rammed by a car and a suspect run over twice by the alleged accomplice. People were yelling, you ran over him, hes injured. Reporter the undercover officer received treatment on the spot and was transported to the hospital. The suspect who was run over, his condition is unknown. Witnesses describe the injuries as severe. He backed up and the car stopped on him. Its got to be a thousandpound car. Weve had a focus on eliminating and reducing these auto breakins. And this is a show of focusing on them. Reporter sfpd followed the driver who fled, only to find him and arrest him blocks later on haight and buchanan. He called me, he said, come back, our car was smashed, our car was broken. We quickly ran back here. Reporter erin g. , that tourist, said she had a piece of luggage taken and a backpack but nothing of high value. As for police, theyre in the process all afternoon of gathering security cam video and cellphone video for their investigation. The officer couldnt say whether or not the body cameras that the officers were wearing were rolling or not at the time. Live from San Francisco, sam brock, nbc bay area news. Sam, thank you. Less than a year after Governor Brown declared it over, were back in a state of drought, according to a new report released today. Take a look. As you can see there, 44 of the state is now considered to be in a moderate drought. Thats the light orange part of the map here. Its down south. Severe conditions now exist in santa barbara, ventura, and l. A. Counties. The statewide snowpack is less than 30 of average this time of year. Todays measurements certainly add more urgency to local plans to tackle our drought issues. The Santa Clara ValleyWater District is proposing an 800 million project to turn one of the areas smallest reservoirs into the biggest. Nbc bay areas robert handa joins us in morgan hill with the details. Robert . Reporter well, thats right. Here at anderson reservoir, it holds a lot of water, but not enough if or when theres another drought. And that makes tomorrow a crucial Tipping Point for the Water Districts expansion plans. I feel that we need a lot more rain in the next few months. Reporter anderson and morgan hills, the south bays largest reservo reservoir, can hold 90,000 feet of water. Visitors we talked to say they know all about todays snowpack measurement and the weather forecast. The drought is very serious. Things are drying out. You can see the hills are getting brown again. Im keeping my fingers crossed that well have more water. Reporter so is the Santa Clara ValleyWater District. In a bold 800 million proposal, the district wants to expand one of the areas smallest, most obscure reservoirs, from 6,000 feet capacity to about 140,000. It would be the largest project our Water District will have ever tried to do. Reporter tomorrow the state Water Commission will be evaluating the pacheco reservoir proposal to decide if the benefits outweigh the costs. This kind of reservoir would really help us out in multiple dry years. Reporter which youre expecting . Absolutely. Reporter some people worry about a big project. I hope that theyre thinking about preserving the area as well as turning it into another big water tank. It would have water supply benefits. It would have environmental benefits, both to the creek below, for fish habitat, as well as provide water for refuges in the central valley. Reporter now, the Water District says frankly it expects the state to be skeptical of an 800 million price tag. But Officials Say theyre confident and point out they will get a Second Chance later to respond directly to any specific criticism. Live in morgan hill, robert handa, nbc bay area news. All right, robert, thank you. There will be some debate about that possible reservoir being expanded. The problem is right now were facing lots of sunshine. And some of us are feeling a little guilty about it. Including myself. It is really hard to be outside and not enjoy it. Of course in the back of my mind, like all of yours, we need that rainfall and we need it soon. I want to update us as we start off our microclimate forecast tonight with a look at where we are so far for the rainfall water year which begins on october the 1st. Thats the day when we start to measure how much rainfall we have picked up through storm systems that we get in winter, also into spring. You can see since october 1st, santa rosa has had nearly 13 inches of rainfall. But look at the deficit, eight inches behind. San jose has seen over 4 3 4, now 3 1 2 inches behind. Theres still a lot to catch up here. But we still could have some stronger storms by the end of the month, also into march. Now, not only do we not have any rainfall today, it was record setting heat. It wasnt uncomfortable, it wasnt dangerous, but it was way above where we should be for this time of the year. San jose, 74 degrees. Mostly sunny skies. The old record was 72 set back in 1982. How much warmer do we go for tomorrow . Its going to be a degree or two change. The main theme here is were going to stay exactly where we were today and slightly warmer. Well go up to 75 in downtown san jose, 75 in morgan hill. Low to mid70s for the east bay. 76 in napa, also for santa rosa. Downtown San Francisco, towards the mission, will be right around the 70degree mark. Another Beautiful Day coming our way. What about our rainfall chances . Well, we are expecting potentially, beyond the next seven days, to maybe see some rainfall february 13th into the 16th. Ill have a look at our threemonth aloalonlong range f. R volunteers for seal pupping happening now on our facebook page, the Marine Mammal center is looking for volunteers for seal pupping season. And on our twitter page, an oakland house is on the market available for bitcoin. The Real Estate Agent says hes received calls on the property. More after the break. Competing 1 okay. Its getting down to the wire. Athletes will be officially competing in the olympics a week from right now. And today, many of them arrived in south korea. Among them, a historymaking contingent from north korea, which is sending a 32member delegation. Skiers and skaters from the north made their way south. Also 28 russian athletes who had been banned from competing because of doping had their sanctions lifted today. They still have to get permission from the International Olympic committee before being cleared to compete. From fremont to pyeongchang, figure skater karen chan is ready to go after her third place finish in last months championships. For so many months weve been profiling her. One thing to watch is her jade necklace. Chan says it was a gift from her grandmother that she began wearing regularly at the age of 9 while recovering from a foot injury. When she was younger, her mother had given her a jade necklace. It kept her safe and secure and protected. So its kind of doing the same for me. So i never take it off. When im skating, even like before competition, ill just kind of touch it. Ill do it without knowing so, but i guess it just makes me feel comfortable. Very special for her. Chen also said that jade necklace isnt her only superstition. Watch carefully, she always laces her left skate first, then the right, jumped around a bit, and reties the right skate before taking the ice. All sorts of superstitions. We wish her well in south korea. For more stories up and personal with our Northern California olympians, tune in to our Olympic Special in prime time. Garvin thomas and janelle wang host it on super bowl night sunday at 10 00 p. M. Up next, will the president release it or keep it confidential . What the white house is saying about a controversial memo tied to the russia investigation. Reporter im scott budman. A bay area landmark g