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good evening and thanks for joining us for this special edition of nbcbayarea news. one of the most pitiful nights of the year in politics as president biden delivered the state of the unit address. it was white dress it was boisterous. >> the president at times directly challenging republicans in getting animated

responses. there was even some heated exchanges. some catching the president by surprise. >> becnel is killing more than 70,000 americans per year. >> congresswoman marjorie taylor green was seen and heard repeatedly shouting, liar, at the present. it's the first time that president biden addressed a divided congress. he talked about the economy, prescription drug prices, police violence and banning assault weapons but he took aim at republicans at several points but got the fiercest reaction when he said some republicans want to cut medicare and social security. >> instead of making the wealthy pay their fair share, some republicans want medicare and social security sunset. i'm not saying it's the majority. anybody who doubts it. contact my office.

i will give you a copy of the proposal. >> we don't usually see this at the state of the union. one thing that got cheers from both sides of the aisle when he called out silicon valley tech companies specifically social media. >> we got to stop big tech from collecting personal data on our kids and teenagers online. stricter limits on the personal data that companies collect on all of us. >> congresswoman pelosi and her husband bob were also spotlight. mr. biden calling nancy pelosi the greatest speaker in the history of the house. the president also denounced the hate and extremism he said led to violence against paul pelosi who as you know suffered a severe head injury after being attacked in the san francisco home in october. tonight we are getting direction from both sides of

the. we begin with the watch party in san francisco at manny's. we met in a word, it was feisty. president biden came to gibber with a list of the compliments of the last two years and a good number of fingers for his republican colleagues. >> mr. speaker, the president of the united states. president biden entered the chamber and for the first time in his presidency faced a new republican majority in the house of representatives. his speech began as many do. highlighting some of the brightest spots in his administration so far. >> i stand here tonight after we created with the help of many people in this room 12 million new jobs. more jobs created in two years than any present created in four years. >> the most recent job support from her this week was not 500,000 nonfarm jobs was good news. president biden touted progress winding down the covid-19 pandemic. prosecuting people for the

january 6 assault on the capital and highlight a flurry of new programs and funding passed by his democratic colleagues during last year's session. but congresswoman nancy pelosi doesn't hold the gavel in congress anymore. republican house speaker kevin mccarthy does now so president biden frequently called for bipartisan cooperation and joked about his opposition. severance date professor says it's unusual to have an and mid back and forth during the state of the union but she said the most jovial exchanges may not last too long after the speech. republican leadership are the voice little interest in working with him over the next two years. >> investing too much of his time and energy and political capital in that right now may leave him with a lot of things not accomplished. >> right now the present is dealing with low approval ratings with many blaming him for high prices on everything from gas to eggs. and in the bay area, the tech

sector dirks keeps jetting jobs and an opiate crisis in the streets is a challenge even for many of the president's most solid supporters. >> it is a concern for my kids. i have three kids and it concerns me that they are stressed out. where are they going to work tomorrow. >> housing, mental health services. we need funding. san francisco can't do it alone. >> with those concerns with audience members at manny's there were several rounds of applause for the punchlines he managed to work into his speech tonight. the president mentioned one of his highest priorities is taking on the opioid crisis. he said he wants to crackdown on the import of fentanyl from mexico and get more funding for treatments. and saying efforts that efforts to cool inflation are working and is hoping prices will continue drop across the country without going into a

recession. nbcbayarea news. >> arkansas governor sanders gave the republican rebuttal. she called biden unfit to serve and said that the biden line in america is no longer a choice between right and left but a choice between normal and crazy. >> i am the first woman to lead mice dates and he's the first man to surrender his presidency to a woke mob that can't even tell you what a woman is. in the radical left america, washington taxes you and lights your hard earned money on fire. >> so what did local republicans take of president biden speech. we bring in terry mcsweeney at san francisco marina green at a republican watch party. >> reporter: we watch the state of the union address and a

completely different reaction here as you might guess from what we saw over there at manny's. not a positive word said by the republicans. they are very concerned about how divisive this speech was and it doesn't bode well for much in the way of productivity from congress in 2023. >> very divisive. it's funny because in the beginning the president started with this call to unite defending and blaming republicans for things that simply didn't happen. he also effectively called the police across the country racist and that was enforced in it. >> i heard about talks increases and very populist soak the rich arguments. if that is the way they want to go into the 2024 campaign, i'm not sure how it will work for them. >> here in san francisco republicans make up about 7% of voters. democrats nearly 10 times that number but back in washington,

the republicans are in charge and has been coming up at 11:00 we will hear from him local republicans on what they can expect from this congress. we will tell you what that is coming up. >> coming up at 9:30 we will talk to a bay area business owner who was there in person to watch the state of the union. and a political an analyst breakdown whether or not the president's message was effective tonight. >> this evening president biden called for a crackdown on that note which is often smuggled across the mexican border into the u.s. fentanyl is a major problem in the bay era that we have been documenting it for more than two years now. we're getting more details about a suspected overdose in the where three people died. here's nbc's ian call. >> a national and regionwide that no crisis hitting this area north of gilroy. four people were found unresponsive last night at home on garcia lane, all were men in

their 50s. she deputies gave each a dose of narcan, a drug that can almost instantly refers the opioid overdose. only one person could be revived and was sent to the hospital. >> were trying to educate the public as best as we can but the reality is this stuff is moving very fast and it's very dangerous as you can tell from this incident. >> the three men who died have not been identified. authorities warned the drug is being laced with other drugs or even made to look like painkillers and sold on the street. gilroy city council says that one of the men was a longtime partner of her cousin. >> i didn't know he used fentanyl. i know he wasn't somebody who would play with his life that way. and we know that most people die from fentanyl, it's more like poisoning than an overdose. >> i think about their mothers. i think about their families. and the heartache that it causes. >> annmarie mcauley is part of mothers against drug addition and death. she says unfortunately gilmore

has seen a spike in federal use. across the south bay there were 135 fentanyl related deaths last year though it does not include december. nearly double from two years ago . five years ago there were 11 fentanyl deaths. she argues there needs to be more rehab and detox centers to help people in need. >> we are all affected and people are just starting to come out now and be honest about it and talk about it because here it is. it is at our front door. >> the sheriff deputy said they collected evidence at the home on the street last night and if they can link it to a fentanyl dealer they will hand it over to the das office and recommending homicide judges. and man accused of being on a mission to kill cops is in jail. the encounter happened in san jose last friday night. today sjpd released new video of the encounter. this gives a the video shows a

man getting out of his car after running a red light. then firing at the two officers who pulled him over. no one was hit. police say mendoza then took off. they believe he was on a mission to kill officers that night. actually stocking some officers at the airport and on the road before he was pulled over. after an hours long manhunt mendoza surrendered. the police chief said after his arrest the 30 year rate your old mendoza continually at asked if he company officers. >> it is a race against time tonight in both turkey and syria after that massive earthquake over the weekend. just look at this devastation. the death toll has reached more than 7200 people with so many more expected. and yet there are amazing stories of survival across the two countries. thousands of rescue crews and volunteer workers all working side by side in this rubble around the clock to pull out

survivors. >> you can hear the crowd cheering after an entire family was rescued in the syria. the father is smiling as he is carried away. his two children pulled out alive and just raised for the crowd to see. and then a bittersweet rescue in syria. this baby girl born in the rubble rescued hours after she was born. the infant's mother actually gave birth to her after the earthquake amid all that rubble. but the mom did not survive. now the newborn is in a hospital recovering. as you can imagine the need for both help for syria and turkey is urgent and bay area groups are wasting no time in responding. one relief organization in silicon valley collected quake relief supplies at this warehouse today. boxes of donations will fly out to turkey tomorrow. but the need is great. they need more supplies as soon

as possible and they're asking for particular items. >> basically it will be like blankets and winter close. items for babies. clothing for babies. it could be diapers. women's and feminine products. >> the organization has collection sites in the bay area. if you want to about, you can access all those addresses and the locations on our website, nbcbayarea.com. >>, that tesla right there accelerates into a san ramon home. why the driver says the car is to blame. plus the navy searching the ocean for what's left of that massive chinese surveillance balloon. we will tell you what they discovered so far. >> tempted to write down the 40s as we watch out for some patchy fog or tomorrow morning's commute or just around the corner warm temperatur

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who is to blame for this. a car crashing into your own home. a man in contra costa county said his tesla drove itself into their home but the car was not on auto pilot. so what really happened here. we have the report from san ramon. >> i -- he said he was simply moving his tesla model from the front entrance to his house into his garage when the car seemed to take over. >> and then while going it was not stopping and bumped into the wall. >> the car went careening into his home. this was the scene this morning when the tesla was removed from the wall it plowed into. he said he was not on autopilot and believes the car accelerated on its own.

on the other side of that wall is plenty of damage. the car hit hard enough to knock the refrigerator from the kitchen to the living room. thankfully he wasn't hurt and neither was his family were upstairs when the crash happened. >> my family members and everyone was upstairs and everyone was okay. >> the driver said the car accelerated on its own neighbors are shaken up too. he said over half the neighborhood owns tesla's including himself. >> now i used to drive my tesla comfortably but looking at that when it becomes a self driving disaster. >> the city of san ramon notified that they can't use the garage until the insurance company provides an update on those repairs but he believes it could cost hundreds of thousands of dollars to fix. >> tesla needs to look into that issue. i want to make sure other persons that it doesn't affect them. >> ebay has laid off workers.

ebay is letting go about 4% of its workforce. 500 jobs. the company said it made the decision as a response to the state of the global economy. zoom is laying off 15% of its workers. 1300 jobs. the company tripled its headcount in the past two years i didn't consider if that growth was sustainable. the company ceo said he was accountable for these mistakes and he wanted to show not just in words but in his actions. by reducing his own salary by 98 percent and foregoing is 2023 bonus. ebay and zune are just the lights in the series of laughs. we are keeping attali of who's cutting jobs. nbcbayarea.com is where we have the left tracker. >> the u.s. military's recovering pieces of a suspected chinese by balloon

which was shot down over the weekend. photo show the recovery efforts off the coast of myrtle beach south carolina for the coast guard set up a security zone the size of about 15 foot ball fields in order to search for every possible scrap of debris. u.s. officials say the balloon was even bigger than they initially thought. china continues to insist the balloon was simply a weather balloon that drifted off course. they say they reserve the right to retaliate against the united states for shooting it down. >> let's bring in rob and talk about midweek. we will see temperatures heading back up. >> we will see 60s for a day and a chance of 70s. thursday is looking good. if you are going out doors plan that on thursdays. more sunshine but the mornings are still going to feel like winter with more 30s and 40s as we wake up tomorrow morning. the san francisco should see mostly mid 40s as we head towards tomorrow morning. right now not much fog or low clouds. 52 degrees. cooler temperatures around fair fold in livermore where we are in the low 40s already with a slight east wind. if you are islamic county are

near the altima past and contra costa county, you will see fog trying to drift in from east to west overnight and some of futurecast models hinted that by seven a.m. patches of fog could set up around the central bay and in the east bay valleys. a chilly start but dress in layers as you will see we warm up quickly at around noon we have high clouds passing by. 50s to low 60s for the highs for most of the bay area but san jose southwood tomorrow you will notice it will feel warmer outside mid to upper 60s are wednesday afternoon and look at thursday. one day of truth springlike temperatures upper 60s and low 70s south of san jose. but this does go away. friday as we get the clouds picking up there and a chance of scattered showers friday night into saturday is the upper lobe drops south. not a lot of rain expected. just some spotty showers at times. and the second half of the we

can, the low moves out so sunday and monday temperatures will rebound back into the low to mid 60s and beyond that friday night and early saturday shower chances but no rain chances in the seven day forecast. we will watch temperatures climb thursday. one chance of a few showers on saturday then back to the mid 60s as we get toward sunday and monday next week. >> and that should be a national holiday. super bowl sunday. >> that should be okay. >> thanks. up next, a laptop being blamed for a fire that started on board and airplane at the san diego airport. a passenger describes the chaotic thing. >> and then 700 pounds of acorns. acorns. th

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plane 10 minutes into flight and sending for people to the hospital. united airlines flight took off from san diego and was heading to new york when the first class passenger externa battery caught on fire. the flight seemed normal until the storm started filling the cabin. >> the flight attendant running back and forth with fire extinguishers. in the guy next to me said there's a fire out there. >> unnerving. the crew put the battery pack in a fireproof bag and then fibers put the rest of the fire and they did it quickly. four people on board were taken to the hospital as a precaution. >> a big surprise for a pest- control team in sonoma county. 700 pounds of acorns found inside the wall of an airbnb. this is a wacky story. nick's extreme pest control made the discovery while inspecting this home in glen ellen. they were called out to inspect

some worms that appear to be coming out of the walls. those aren't warm spread when they looked at it acorns came coming up. woodpeckers were storing nuts in the homes chimney at the acorns were falling into a cavity behind the wall instead. in the end they dug them all out . the pest control company, they said the acorns filled up 850 gallon garbage bags. >> something woody woodpecker would do. >> up next. we're talking to a bay area business owner invited to the state of the union address. >> also signs of covid-19 cas in the se

drug good evening. this is a special edition of nbcbayarea news following the state of the union address. tonight president biden listed his accomplishments as laid out his vision for the future. the present provoked a strong reaction in the room including

multiple standing ovations from both sides as well as jeers and heckling from some republicans. his pitch directly to the public show that most people think that the countries had in the wrong direction. some are calling the most contentious state of the union we have seen in modern history. joining me now to talk about this more is dr. larry gersten. thank you for being here. let's start with the phrases we heard over and over from the president tonight. we heard him saying let's finish the job and we are just getting started could certainly with the state of the union but it sounded like he was teeing up for another term. >> when you are the president you want to do two things. you want to type your accomplishments but you want to point to your vision. where you want to take the country and what you heard was a mantra and we must have heard either six times. what we have done and what we have to do now. we must finish the job. this is all part of not just

resting on your laurels. he accomplished a lot. people want to know what can he do for me now and that's what the president did along with a very heavy appeal to bipartisanship. i cannot remember the last time a prison it appealed to the other side is much as joe biden did tonight. >> and we saw him kind of poke the republicans in some instances during the speech. it almost had a little bit of an english parliament vibe with him saying things to the republicans and the republicans clapping back at him sometimes and yet we saw speaker mccarthy get up numerous times to clap. and at times shush some of the republicans heckling the president. you are getting a good dose tonight of that 30+ group of republicans.

freedom caucus republicans who really gave mccarthy a hard time getting elected because he wasn't far enough to the right. and tonight you saw them. you saw them go at the president more than once. people can decide for themselves whether it made any sense. the thing i thought was interesting was when he started talking about social security and some republicans he said let's get rid of it and some republicans have. that was not a dream. that was the truth and then the maga republicans got outwards and started screaming at him. liar, liar. biden turned around and said oh, you say you are not in in favor of this. okay. now we know that social security and medicare will not be taken off the table. it was mastery. he took something that was literally attempting to gun him down and turn the whole thing around 180 degrees. i've never seen anything like it. >> let's talk about the republican rebuttal. it was done by arkansas governor

sanders. she delineated the differences in her in age and style from the president and then about the parties when she said what is normal and what is crazy. talk to me about that. >> i think that was a very good beginning for sarah huckabee sanders. it was clever the way she talked about this and that. i'm young and the youngest read publican governor. he's old and the oldest present. that was very clever but then she went off and she really anchored herself with the far right. yes as you said characterizing the prison as crazy. she didn't say he is crazy but that is crazy. the things he is doing is crazy. so she might as well have said that and talking about things like god and country and freedom and suppression and she painted the democrats so dark. some people will find that to be an absolutely great distinction. i think for a lot of people if you're looking for something in the middle. if you're looking for something to bring parties together, governor sanders did not show that tonight.

>> thank you. this is a long road ahead for us. thank you. >> not just members of congress and high-ranking government officials but there were plenty of everyday citizens invited to tonight state of the union. chuck hammer, the owner of pizza my heart was inside the house chamber. there are locations in monterey and santa cruz counties that were damaged in the recent storms. his video of one of the locations. congressman jimmy invited him to represent the many businesses that were impacted. hammer said it was a surreal evening for him as he sent sat in front broke a few seats away from bono and paul pelosi. and there were several moments that stuck out to him. >> seated just a couple seats away from terry nichols parents and that was a touching moment when they're talking about the talk and present biden talked about that. the couple that had the little one with cancer.

that was quite touching also. and i thought one of the surprising moments was when he talked about reining in social media and it seemed like both sides kind of cheered on that. that surprised me. >> you were there today because you were invited to really represent the small businesses who have been heavily impacted by the recent storms here in california. how does that make you feel? >> it made me feel like the federal government actually cares about us and santa cruz and monterey are two of the smaller counties in california and to have the federal government come out and support what happened makes all of us feel much better. >> hammer is talking about getting a chance to meet with congressman panetta to provide an up date on storm recovery efforts. >> you may have noticed lawmakers wearing pins with the number 18 70.

that's the year of the first known police killing of an unarmed free black person in the united states. it was the idea of representative bonnie watson coleman a democrat from new jersey. she said the pins are a call for action on reforming policing. >> we have 1100 almost 1200 that fall into that category now. this has got to stop. we have got to have accountability. we have to have responsibility. >> many members of the congressional black caucus and other democrats wore the pins this evening. >> reinstate the chief. that's the cry in oakland. the city's belief chief was put on leave amid accusations that he failed to properly investigate officer misconduct. we have more on the growing chorus of voices demanding the chief be reinstated. >> city hall, we are not going away. we will be here and continue to be here because we know that he

hasn't done anything wrong. >> today brought a new round of pleas to reinstate the oakland police chief ron instructed this man comes from open committee members and grassroot anti-violence organizers. >> for every second oakland police armstrong is not restated its causing damage to our committee. >> armstrong was placed on a mystery league two weeks ago after an independent investigation and that he failed to properly investigate and punish officers in two misconduct cases. armstrong maintains that he followed all policy. he is not the first oakland chief to face controversy. in fact some have called the position a revolving door. since 2009 the department has gone through 10 chiefs with most resigning or being fired amid controversy. >> i think we've come too far in the police department to start over. i think he's a respected man in

the committee. he's from oakland. i trust him to do the job. >> brenda luster son to gun violence. at today's rally she said the chief has made progress and she fears crime will rise without armstrong leading the department . >> we want to continue the work he's doing in the community for the families that have lost their children. he has been the number one advocate. >> chief armstrong also sent a letter to the mayor today claiming there several flaws in the investigated report and he says misplaced blame is what led to him being put on repeat that independent report has never been made public but the mayor previously said the chief was placed on leave while the city reviews the findings. the office declined to comment when we asked about the investigation and calls to reinstate the chief today. email armstrong supporters say there calls will only get louder until the chief is back in uniform. >> you cannot get us to believe that somebody that's working this hard to keep their job

doesn't love what they do. >> will take a look. this is the end of a police pursuit between a chp unit and a suspect vehicle. that car ended up crashing then caught on fire. this was highway four@contra loma. you can see our's by ranger overhead. this chase started around 2:30 this afternoon and lasted for about 15 minutes. >> this is happening to a lot of people. sticker shock when you get your pg&e bill. the california public utilities commission tried to investigate how and why our heating and power bills and energy bills are getting so high. here is scott butman. >> a cold winter led to red-hot natural gas prices and skyhigh power bills that caught many people off guard. >> my bill was $311 and usually around $90. >> probably 1 1/2 times as to

pay ellis. >> the governor is urging federal regulators to investigate price mental manipulation releasing a statement talking about sticker shock and sang his office is taking action now to provide relief to help with those high gas bills. >> as a senior who wears three layers of clothes to bed and doesn't turn on my heat because i can't afford it. >> meanwhile the california public utilities commission held a virtual hearing today bringing energy experts together to try to explain to frustrated rate payers why prices have spiked. >> you just don't use your heater. and our heat is only 62 degrees. that's how to cut down the cost. >> it's shocking by any stretch of the imagination. >> this man represents ratepayers as part of the cpuc. he admits rates are unacceptable but says the worst may be over and tells us there

are options if you are struggling to pay. >> i think most utilities can put you on a plan so you pay over a couple of months and then hopefully as the bills go down in march and april then they will be lower and that will help a lot of people. >> a new wave of coronavirus may be on its way to the bay area. california health department dashboard shows coronavirus case data dated and wastewater data is telling a different story. leaders say the virus is biking and wastewater from senate clara and marin and san francisco, and appeared coronavirus levels appear before actual cases do. put a mask on is what is recommended. >> up next. teaching children by day and forced to sleep in a car tonight. the reality of one teacher having trouble making it in the bay.

>> 44 degrees right now in dublin. watching for patchy fog tomorrow morning and the prospect of 70 degrees

it's a struggle to avoid in the bay area. this is a school teacher in richmond. she has two degrees. a bachelors and masters in education but she says even with those credentials she is not making enough money to keep a roof over her head. she's not the only teacher struggling. here is jody hernandez. >> it hasn't been easy at all. i come and i try to spruce myself up and keep a smile on my face but on the inside it's a struggle. >> teaching schoolchildren is all natalie ever wanted to do. but the sixth-grade teacher never imagined she would be working full time and still unable to make ends meet. >> i have been between my car, motel 6 and airbnb whenever i

can afford it. >> she drove from her home state of mississippi to take a teaching job in richmond two years ago. >> i had no idea i would come here leaving mississippi and living a home and come here to being homeless. >> she is been unable to find affordable housing so she rents and airbnb or motel room and every month when the money runs out -- >> i keep my car running as much as i can. >> she sleeps in her car. >> i go to gas stations and take care of hygiene and then come to work good >> i go to the gas station i clean up in the bathroom. >> most liked it scary and unsafe but i get up in the morning and i still come to work . >> are starting salary here for a teacher is about the mid to late 50s. that is not sufficient to be able to independently live.

>> the president of the teachers union says she is not the only teacher living on the edge. he said west contra costa school district teachers are among the lowest paid in the bay area. and he says they are currently at an impasse with the district. as they negotiate for higher wages. >> about two weeks ago we held a rally with 700 people spoke and people were in tears letting them know how desperate they are. >> they cannot afford to live in this community. they are devoting time and energy to fight for their own survival. >> the district acknowledges that teachers are struggling and they say they are working rapidly to readjust budget priorities in recognition that many of our educators are currently experiencing economic hardships which has been worsened by rising inflation and the economic climate of the greater bayer. they say they are offering a 10% raise. >> i don't regret coming here because i love that i'm chasing my dreams but it makes me sad

to know that i'm doing this most times living in my car. it's really sad. >> she said she wasn't prepared for the high cost of living in california. and she says she has met many others who are working with some at multiple jobs that are homeless too. >> it's not a personal thing. i believe it's a bay area california thing where there are people who are working jobs and getting up every day and going to work and yet they still don't have a comfortable place to live. >> she said california's teachers deserve way more than what they get paid though she loves her richmond students she tells us she may have to move back to mississippi at the end of the school year but she is determined to continue pursuing her passion. >> i wake up every day not knowing how it will end. all i do know is i will teach and that's what gives me joy. that is what i live by. >> the teachers union set up a

go fund me to help her as a fight for higher wages for all the districts teachers. truck her attitude is remarkable in the face of what she's dealing with. >> it should not come down to a go fund me to teach kids. >> rob let's talk about our weather. a little heat up this midweek. >> a little bit of winter and spring and back to it. >> you have to dress in layers. a snake preview of the changes ahead all happening tomorrow. a chilly start. patchy fog and a few areas in mid to upper 60s in parts of the bay area tomorrow including san jose tomorrow afternoon. right now 52 degrees. hazy skies. more hazy skies around san francisco in the low 50s. mid 40s in san rafael and in dublin, wind direction is interesting. a light offshore breeze at 44 degrees right now in the tri- valley and central valley fog forming off to the east. some

of the north bay and east bay valleys could have patchy fog to wake up in the morning. we are seeing dress in layers because the morning temperatures will be in the 30s and 40's. a chilly start. but by lunchtime look at that. low 60s in san jose by noon. upper 50s near oakland and by 3:00 in the mid 60s in the central bay from mountain view and powell out to an area south of san jose seeing upper 60s tomorrow afternoon. look at thursday. close to 70 in san jose. mid 60s bayside. warmest day of the week. then those temperatures come back down on friday back to the 50s and low 60s as a class they can appeared a brief chance friday night into saturday where we could see a few shares. right now it looks like saturday will be the best day for that. any rain totals we manage out of this looks light and very scattered in the second half of the week as the low moved out. that will leave us in driving

conditions in tempter's rebound again. using some of that across the seven day forecast for the high will move back in and temperatures in the low to mid 60s sunday into monday. right now two cup valentine's day looks pretty good. best chance for seeing more substantial rain if you see clearly that there around february 17. you got to go out to the 10 day forecast to see a better chance of rain down the road. the changes ahead will be a bit warmer during the afternoon especially around the south bay and then we cool down friday into saturday and rebound back up sunday into monday with the numbers in the 60s inland at the beginning of next week. >> a very active start to this year. >> thank you. >> coming up, it's called a super bloom. thousands of california poppies blooming all at once. blooming all at once. why everyone is

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message tonight to anyone wanting to check out the golden poppy bloom in the hills of lake elsinore in southern california. city leaders there announced that all hiking trails to the popular walker canyon are closed. we know in past history thousands of people flooded this area during the super bloom in 2019 and created a lot of problems. with this latest loom catching the attention of so many drivers, lake elsinore officials say they have no choice to close those trails and shut down a couple of the off ramps along interstate 15 all for safety reasons. >> i'm here to tell you that your warning is right now. we will have zero tolerance policy for people here trespassing and parking on sides of the roadways. >> the trails will reopen once that beautiful bloom is over. >> if you need a friend contra costa animal services says it needs help so it may have a bit of a combo here for you. it's offering free pet

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he has done it. take a look at a record- breaking night in the nba. lebron james in the pink sneakers. that fade away. jumpshot. with that shot he becomes the league's all-time leading scorer . it happened within the hour down in la in front of his home crowd. he breaks the records set by kareem abdul-jabbar. it's cool to see this. a special night in the entire sportswear. this was a record many people thought would never be broken. but lebron does it.

38,395. 20 seasons in the nba. he started as a teenager out of high school and four titles and still going strong. he is now 38 years old. king james. you see his family coming out there. his sons and his daughter. lot of nba vips. there is kareem abdul-jabbar. but the lakers lost to oklahoma thunder. >> super bowl week. the niners are not in the game but they're making moves. the team will hire steve wilkes as defensive coordinator for the 53-year-old is a long track record in the nfl as interim coach of the panthers this season. posting a 6-6 record. also head coach for the cardinals in 2019 and a defensive core nadir and position coach in the league since 2006 and considered by a lot of people as a good heart. he looks to mclean maintain the dominic dominating unit.

>> a.i. is getting credit. microsoft is adding artificial intelligence to its search engine being. today the company announced new a.i. powered features will roll out in the next few weeks. deeply using being will search complex questions and get a.i. generated answers. the ceo of microsoft called it a new day in search. this comes only one day after google said it is also releasing a.i. features for its search engine. >> can a.i. get you a lotto ticket? >> probably. >> someone beat the impossible odds and won out powerball jackpot last night but it wasn't us. >> the winning ticket worth over seven and $50 million. it was sold in washington state. the odds of doing that are almost one in 300 million. the winner can choose an annual

payment or lump sum of $407 million before taxes. the next drawing will be tomorrow night with lower prize money of only 20 million. >> and after taxes is probably 275 million so still that's a nice amount. >> a nice chunk of change. >> rob you have the last word. >> the last couple of days of warmer weather. you can see the highs tomorrow in san jose mid to upper 60s. san francisco and oakland in the upper 50s to low 60s. thursday will be the warm day. you can see it in the seven day forecast. areas around morgan hill and santa cruz could be close to 70 on thursday and then cooling friday and saturday with the a1 chance of showers. last weekend we were dodging downpours and it will be like that. just a few showers early on saturday and sunday and dry out and clear out and warm up again early next week. >> thank you. that will do for us. we will be right back in an hour for the 11:00 newscast. >> we will see u