silicon valley. lisa walks her dog here often and says it s recently gotten worse. do you feel safe out here? i wouldn t walk out here in the evening or when it s dark. reporter: when brings us to mineta san jose international. the city has kept campers off the large field near the runway. look at it now, from their airplane windows visitors are greeted by tents, blue tarps and rvs, stretched out over an area a third of a mile long. rachel rodriguez has been here for the last few months and says there are 75 to 100 people scattered throughout. last friday police officers came by and told her she had to move her cars and rv or else they d get towed. what do you want to tell all the people flying in and seeing you down here? we re not bothering them. we re not doing anything to upset them. we re just trying to point out it s down the street. is it embarrassing to have that as the first image people see as they enter san jose? absolutely. i think it s embarrassing
rain. perhaps an even bigger travel impact. when it comes to the snow, about two to three feet. as low as 2,000 to 3,000 feet around the sierra. winter storm warning there. also travel into southern california, the grapevine on wednesday could get closed as southern california snow levels also drop down close to 3,000 feet. for the bay area things start to wrap up on tuesday. as much as an inch of rain in some of the wetter locations. mountain top gusts to 50. snow perhaps. and wuhl tith all the wind gene by the storm high surf. we ll take a closer look at when we expect the strongest wind, the heaviest rain to arrive in the forecast for mid-week and another storm on the way for next weekend. our forecast in 12 minutes. we ll see you then, rob. thank you. heads up if you re heading in or out of the city. caltrans is again closing some lanes on the bay bridge. right now two westbound lanes are shut down for scheduled maintenance, but it looks like traffic isn t too bad. it
other parts of the department of justice. the russia investigation has cast a shadow over the trump administration for nearly 2 years. tonight, while the investigation is said to be complete, he reports details are a mystery. the special counsel delivered the report this afternoon. we can bar says he is prepared to release principal conclusions ready soon. already full or has charged 34 people in connection with the investigation including advisors close to the president. in a tweet this afternoon, sarah center said, the next steps are up to attorney general bar and we look forward to the process taking its course. the white house is not received or been briefed on the special counsel s report. we have team coverage tonight. we have analysis and reactions. first we take you to fox news for the latest developments in washington. reporter: good evening. we special counsel investigation took one year, 10 months and six days. after all of that, a senior doj official say
i want to take a look at our first tweet here from allison. she was in art class about an hour north of the area. this is what she was able to film. noone was able to make phone calls. you could only tweet or text. it looks like everyone has their phones out. they are either recording or letting loved ones know they are okay. she confirmed everybody is okay. she said the earthquake sus happened right now. i m actually shaking we a a seeing a lot of things ton ground if that area. michael had his office thrown aparking lot. i also saw a few other pictures from him. ceiling panels fell down. chase has video from a grocery store. he confirmed everyone in the store is going to be okay. there were a couple minor injuries but most of the damage was to that product. you can see that is a mess. there are grocery items all over the floor and some spills there as well. we are also getting word that there is an airport in anchorage. also hearing from anchorage police department that t
so we just figured we would be safe. this is a wonderful pivot, as we like to say in this age. from the indoor event we call the great dickens christmas. so many of the familiar sights and sounds still available but from a safe distance in your car. what we all love and know so well is a christmas carol. the tableaus are set up after they place their order. there was food to order and pickup as well and venders too. performers and crew are back after last year s virtual event. organizers say they worried about a potential new variant this holiday season, and they ended up being right. we figured that by the time we made the decision in june and july, that if that we were thoughtful about it, there was a likelihood there was a variant that could have people concerned. come the holidays and that is exactly what happened. we are glad we re here, outdoors and safe. a touch of the holidays with a twist. christy smith, nbc bay area news. we have more to tell you and