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are back on the hardwood, ready to tip it off in the second round of the nba playoffs. the jazz are in town. predictions real quick. i think the warriors win it in five. in five. in five. do you have the warriors winning this. of course. how many games. whatever he says. i like to go with the sweep. okay. make a statement. fine. sweep it is. can you i changed my mind. let s not get greedy. i have to get up very early. i ll take a naps to because i want i ll take a nap today because i want to watch the game. tell everybody what time you get up. 3:00. i m going to take a nap. i need to watch this game. if it s just another baseball game, 162 of them, i can miss one. this is a playoff game. i m on board. i m going to watch the whole thing. big night at oracle. big morning in a south bay courtroom. it has been five years since sierra lamar disappeared on her way to school. closing arguments are about to begin this morning in the trial ....
about ten minutes. okay, thank you, so much, jeff. you can track this latest storm with the help of our nbc bay area weather app. it s free. here s peggy bunker to explain how. reporter: when we re in an nbc bay area microclimate weather alert, we made it easy for you to get the latest information on your smartphone. click on this bar across the top that says weather alerts. that will take you right to what you need to know when you need to know it. i m peggy bunker. that s how to stay informed with the nbc bay area app. thank you. it s friday night, plenty of crews still on the clock, and will be for several more hours. a major cleanup as we speak at one of san francisco s busiest intersections. a water main break right near the moscone center, and a lot of people caught up in this wet mess. nbc bay area s christie smith is on the scene for us in san francisco. christie, we can see the machinery and the activity right behind you. reporter: yeah, that s right. ....
receiving their tickets to the inaugural ball and parade. we spoke to one woman who is preparing to go. this woman says she is excited to go to dc next week and she showed us those official documents she received just today. liz richie got a very special delivery friday. out comes fedex with my real ticket showing. how excited. reporter: excited because the tickets are for the inauguration of president elect donald trump in washington, d.c. the inauguration is right in here. and i m going to be able to see it right there. reporter: richie is thrilled she showed us the official invitations that came a few weeks earlier embossed with a gold seal. this is the inaugural ball and this is to the welcome concert and to the inaugural parade. i m wanting to soak up every moment i coo from the whole entire experience. she is one of the 800,000 people attending the inauguration. preparations are ranting up with flags hanging where trump will take the oath of office. ....
nbc s intelligence and national security reporter ken dilanin who looked through the report. ken, this mentions other secretaries of state and how they handled e-mails as well. yes, it does, tamron. it points out former secretary of state colin powell did not comply with the federal records act and used personal e-mail for government business and some of those e-mails have yet to be retrieved, but this is going to have huge reverberations through the political campaign because it takes on some of the central assertions that hillary clinton has been making about her use of private e-mail. for example, she has said that by sending her personal e-mail to government accounts, that was a way of preserving the records under the federal records act. the audit specifically says that was not true. that was not an appropriate way to preserve the records. also remarkably the audit quotes the senior information technology people at the state department saying they were never aske ....