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what would y'all name this chapter of y'all life? probably family. family, why is that? buenos dias, buenos dias. la comunidad es el corazón del barrio. pues sin ella no hay vida, no hay esperanza. everything that i'm doing is for my family. yeah. las mismas cosas que yo quiero para mi hijo las quiero para los niños de la comunidad. (♪♪)

when you see that the teaching of dei $9 million, how do you spend 9 million to teach? no matter what it is? you could teach physics. you could go to mit for a lot of expensive. yeah. right now at 11, defending doge, president trump and elon musk side by side discussing the far reaching moves they've been taking in dc. it is a look inside the oval office where high profile and highly consequential decisions are being made daily. this interview on fox news comes amid a win for musk and his cost cutting department tonight. a federal judge denied an effort by 14 states, including california, to block doge from accessing data systems or making personnel decisions at federal agencies. nbc's jocelyn moran is with us and has more on this prime time interview. jocelyn, really a glimpse into the trump musk relationship. raj. that's right. and president trump and elon musk are publicly standing united at times trading compliments at one another. federal cuts have made headlines

for the last several weeks. elon musk gave a glimpse into what he and the doge team are focused on, and president trump talked on social security, medicare and medicaid for free for you. i love the president. i want to be clear about that. a month into presidentt trump's second term n the white house, he and elon musk sat down for an interview with fox news. i wanted somebody really smart to work with me in terms of the country, a very important aspect, because, i mean, he doesn't talk about it. he's actually a very good businessman. in the last month, president trump has signed a number of executive orders, including directing the department of government efficiency, better known as doge, be established within the executive office of the president. the department, led by musk, is tasked with slashing federal spending. it's making headlines nightly and is already at the center of legal proceedings, questioning the scope of doj's access. musk tonight saying one of the biggest functions of doge is ensuring that president trump's executive actions are carried out. if the will of the president is not implemented and

the president is representative of the people, that means the will of the people is not being implemented. as they work to slash the size of the government, mass layoffs are being carried out. nbc news reports the administration is aiming to cut up to 10% of the federal workforce. that being said, federal employee compensation makes up less than 7% of the overall budget. so even mass firings are unlikely to have major impact on the government's budget. we're just not as good as they are. but it's not just layoffs. tonight we got a clear picture of what the doge team says. it's looking for fraud and corruption that can be eliminated. you know, we have contracts that go forever, and they've been going for years, and they're supposed to end in three months or five months or two years or something, and they go forever. so the guy is either crooked, you know, where he knew this was going to happen, or he's crooked because he's getting payments that he knows he shouldn't be getting. no specific contracts were discussed tonight, but a lot of talk about cuts and also departments and services that won't be touched. social

security won't be touched. other than this fraud or something we're going to find it's going to be strengthened, but i it wot be touched. medicare, medicaid, none of that stuff is going to be touched. nothing. i want to have to now, if there are illegal migrants in the system, we're going to get them out of the system. jocelyn moran, nbc, bay area news. beyond that, a lot of questions from both parties about what's going on in washington. bay area congressman eric swalwell is back in town for a town hall. the gathering was in union city for his constituents tonight. he provided an update on the latest developments in congress and outlined his priorities for the upcoming year. but the big topic, of course, the white house. i'm wanting to hear more and more anger coming out of congress and the democrats. i know they're the you know, as we found out tonight, a lot, that a lot of things are tied, you know, tied up. it's hard for them to do much. this is swalwell's 13th year in office. new at 11 tonight. making their pitch tonight from some e of the

candidates who want to lead the city of oakland. they came out talking lauren taylor webb and former congresswoman barbara lee, who spoke to a sold out crowd in downtown oakland. now, as they gear up for a special election that's two months away, they want the public to know what their plan is. nbc gia vang was there. we have three amazing candidates before us. if you live in the town, they want your vote in the special election on april 15th. we're going to start off with a simple question. the candidates talked about a range of issues at this forum hosted by the greenbelt alliance, from their plans for housing. it's important for the city to proactively engagage develers homelessness, and that's providing for universal basic income for unsheltered people who need a job. trust in the government. it's about keeping a transparent pipeline so that our community can hold these departments accountable. the environment and crime. though the latter issue wasn't front and center. the candidates also took some yes or no questions.

green. yes. red. no. do you support removing 980? it's a crowded field. the alameda county elections office showed ten people have filed to run. these three invited tonight because by january 31st they had filed specific paperwork. according to organizers. that form essentially says you have raised up to $2,000. that is the minimum that you have to raise to start filing financial disclosures. so we figured that if somebody had filed, they're serious candidates. lee is a seasoned politician who exited congress after nearly three decades. why come back? this is my home, and i love this city, so why not a barbara lee who has this experience to bring to bear now? who can bring resources and shine a positive light on oakland even with our challenges? taylor narrowly defeated for the office last election. one thing that's the same is the same issues, the same problems that oakland faced

before they still exist. the same reasons i ran. the only thing is, they've gotten worse. and webb, who blew the whistle on her former boss, recalled mayor sheng thao safety is her number one issue. i've already had a meeting with our police chief and let him know that by 2028, i want 900 officers on boots on the ground in oakland. some voters left with their minds made up. others i actually really liked some of what everybody said. so yeah, i'm really not quite sure yet. it's a hard decision, i think. thank you for your time and for answering all l these questions. in oakland, gia vang, nbc, bay area news. in the south bay now, still a lot of concern about that deadly stabbing at santana row on valentine's day. sfpd says it's actively looking for multiple people who ran from the scene. investigators talked about the case publicly today for the first time. they say they found the 15 year old boy with at least one stab wound. they have not released any suspect descriptions or named the victim. a gofundme that appears to be created by the

victim's loved ones says the 15 year old was on a valentine's date with his girlfriend when he was attacked by a group and stabbed in the heart. the initial call was about a report of multiple involving multiple subjects in a fight. when officers did arrive, they located the victim, who was suffering from at least one stab wound. so the suspects had fled prior to police arrival. police also say the victim's girlfriend is cooperating with this investigation. a family tragedy in concord. detectives are investigating a deadly officer involved shooting after a son tried to stab his father. it all happened early this morning around 1:30 a.m. police say they got a call about a family disturbance. when they arrived, they found a man actively stabbing his father in the living room. this is a quiet neighborhood of concord. that's when police shot the attacker and killed him. neighbors tell nbc bay area the son may have suffered from a mental illness. the father is expected to survive. a busy road in san jose is back open tonight after a

terrible crash. one driver rushed to the hospital with life threatening injuries. this happened on almaden expressway this afternoon. now, we don't know what led up to the crash, but police say several cars were involved. officers did close almaden expressway in both directions for several hours from hillside avenue to branham lane. now, those roads have since reopened. the driver who was hospitalized is said to be in critical but stable condition. a lot of concern in the san francisco neighborhood. after a barrage of bullets hit homes and cars. it happened in the duboce triangle. sfpd says the gunman had chased a man, then fired at least 17 shots at him. the man got away uninjured, but there are at least a couple of cars and homes that were hit by the bullets. according to sfpd and supervisor rafael mandelman, it all started with the man driving away from a club in the castro around 3:30 a.m. monday. he told investigators he noticed two cars following him and he crashed trying to get away. he also said that multiple

people started shooting at him when he jumped out of his car and ran away. i was sound asleep, but all of a sudden back, back, back, back, back multiple times i thought 12 times. my wife said it was many more. she's a lighter sleeper than me. thankfully no reports of anyone being hit by the gunfire. police have not released any suspect descriptions. new details tonight after three men claiming to work for the department of government efficiency, or doge, demanded access to san francisco citytyall. this happened last friday. we told you about it. sheriff's office says the three men demanded access to office computers, trying to upload information onto a usb drive. they say the men were verbally aggressive, insulted staff and were unable to provide formal identification. employees refused those requests. sheriff's office originally said the men were wearing doge shirts and maga hats, but now they say they were wearing doge coin shirts like the cryptocurrency. the sheriff's office says it is still looking into the matter. the new district attorney is on

the job in alameda county tonight. judge ursula jones dixon was sworn into office. that ceremony happened during the board of supervisors meeting this afternoon. there she is. jones dixon spent 15 years as a prosecutor before becoming a superior court judge in 2013. she will now be the county's top prosecutor, replacing recalled d.a. pamela price jones. dixon said it's time to get back to business. this is not tom orloff's office. it's not nancy o'malley's office. it's not pam price's office. it's the alameda county da's office. and i just happen to be leading it now. the goal is to make sure that we have lawyers who can do the work and do it well, and can serve the community that i love and i live in. jones dixon will serve as da until voters choose a new district attorney next year. she said she intends to run to keep the job next year. that election as well. well, a busy all-star weekend for oakland police event stretch from chase center to the

oakland arena. there's a live look right now. oakland police and the chp conducted enhanced enforcement efforts, making more than 60 arrests. that includes 18 dui arrts, 44 felony arrests, including homicide, armed robbery, prostitution and vandalism. 177 traffic citations also issued. new at 11. it is a go. permits have been approved for a new music venue in downtown san jose. city council gave the last few permits the go ahead for the pete be center. it's a two floor concert venue with three bars on south first street in the sofa district. it's expected to hold about 2000 people. owner pete brie is now waiting for one last piece of approval from the building department. he says he built this venue to bring back partiers to downtown san jose. so our objective here, our goals here, is to create this vibrancy for downtown san jose, creating this entertainment district, a place where people can go. we

want to be that destination. we want to be the social destination for the world cup, for the super bowl, for all these various different teams at's been here. be is aiming to have the indoor venue open by next month. he's already planned an outdoor concert for april. we are back in 60s. up next, new video of some chaotic moments in the city. two people attacked by a group of people on bikes and how it's rattling a lot of nerves. hey, i'm nbc news correspondent steve patterson, and this is an actual flying car. coming up, you'll see it in flight. we'll talk to the founder about how it works, why it works. is it really practical? that's next. and it doesn't fly, but it's got a radar. that's our storm ranger mobile doppler radar atop san bruno mountain. things are dry right now, but they're likely to change just in time for your wednesday morning commute. how much rain to expect with

wheels. two men have been arrested after a group of bicycle riders assaulted two people in san francisco. it happened sunday afternoon at 23rd and valencia. the video has been shared online. it appears to show a crowd assaulting a man and a woman. both were hurt, but they are okay. one suspect was rested on sight. the second took off but was later caught. a worker in the area who preferred not to be identified, says the crime in that area has just gotten worse. i don't feel safe walking around here. that's the reality. it's gting so dangerous and it looks like it's getting worse every day. that's why i always pray to god when i leave home. now, if you saw anything that day, you should call the sfpd. more cuts are being felt across the entire csu system. declining enrollment is to blame. edsource reports that system wide enrollment is almost 3% lower than a decade ago. to balance the books. csu will now

make cuts statewide. that's even at campuses like san jose state, where enrollment is actually up. san jose state has already slashed about $58 million from its budget over the last two years, and expects more cuts. we have not filled unfilled positions. we have cut back on sections of specific classes. we have eliminated some programs in which there weren't a lot of students. other campuses have taken more drastic measures. that includes sonoma state university, which announced it's shutting down its entire sports program. leaders behind a controversial bike lane project in san francisco are now back pedaling. the bike lanes down valencia street in the mission district are coming down. program meant to create an innovative path for bikers to share the road. but it's had backlash from business owners and cyclists. bike lanes will now be next to the sidewalk, which means businesses will have to redesign those parklets. are we ready for a flying car? we've been reporting on a san mateo

startup for a few years now as it tries to get off the ground, quite literally. now that company seems to be making progress. nbc's steve patterson got an exclusive look. for all the advances in automotive tech, one issue only seems to be getting worse. gridlocked traffic. but this silicon valley startup says the solution comes straight from our imagination. the flying car. you can actually use it today, and you can cut your commute at least in half, if not more. jim duchovny says his company, aleph aeronautics, was able to create something we've been dreaming about since the jetsons. we're trying to make science fiction a reality. and while not quite ready for the road. duchovny says the flying car is about to take off. nbc news was given exclusive access to see their concept model with our own eyes. if everything goes smoothly, i'm going to watch a car fly over another car. we'll see. sure enough, we watched it soar

through the air over another car and land. but for all the magic of this moment, we were heavily restricted. forced to shoot at least half a football field away. and we never actually saw the driver entering or exiting the vehicle. but you're not still all the way there yet because, you know, you wouldn't let me in the cockpit yet. there's a difference between you and the consumers. we still have some ip intellectual property which we're trying to protect. so far, more than 3200 early adopters have preordered their $300,000 all electric flying car, and the company is aiming to begin production by next year. but practicality might be where the rubber meets the sky. only a few countries allow for the kind of road to air reality duchovny envisions. it's going to be slow, incremental approach, which is good for legal integration, which is good for consumer integration. but he says as demand grows, regulations will catch up with the tech. for now, it's still

that cutting edge pie in the sky. so if all goes to plan and remember, a lot can change. jim says the first model will go into production as early as next year. i'm in silicon valley. steve patterson, nbc bay area. i got a lot of questions. it's it can barely do the regular driving on the road. it doesn't trust myself in the air. it doesn't look like we're there yet, but we appreciate the company and we're rooting for him. well, hopefully his windshield wipers. if it happened to be up tomorrow morning, we're going to see some changes as we head through the day tomorrow. some rain to get through on wednesday, but then after that, a taste of spring like temperatures just around the corner. as we take you on a tour of our microclimate forecast in san jose. you've got some overcast skies right now. temperatures in the 50s. we should see 40s later tonight, 54 degrees currently in walnut creek and into san rafael. you got 51 degrees. cloudy skies, a little bit of light rain off to the north of san rafael. and right now, 52, in san francisco. reminder there's our storm

ranger mobile doppler radar, the x-band radar scanning right there at the top of the platform. what it's finding right now offshore is a little bit of light rain approaching the coast. and this is the area we'll be watching right around the 8:00 to 2:00 time frame across the bay area. we'll show you the impact here. first for the morning rain, mostly up in the north bay and some maybe some heavy drizzle at times around the golden gate bridge for the morning commute. then as we head towards midday, we'll begin to see the showers move through the south bay and then by 3:00, with high temperatures tomorrow near 60 in san francisco and low 60s in san jose, we should begin to see clearing from north to south as we head towards tomorrow evening. so a few sprinkles overnight, but this should be the main event for the rain for the north bay from 7 a.m. to about 9 a.m. and then around lunchtime you see the showers move on out. then we get the clearing skies in behind it. not a lot of rain with this particular weather system, the dark blue indicating about a 10th of an inch of rain or less. and some places south of san

francisco may actually miss out. so from there, things dry out. there's one opportunity. might see some showers on the north coast on saturday. as we take a closer look at that, you can see how this atmospheric river sets up more for the pacific northwest. but closer to home, from thursday through the weekend, things are looking dry. so now let's talk about those spring like temperatures starting on friday upper 60s to near 70 around the south bay. and temperatures just keep getting warmer moving forward through the weekend. low 70s around the south bay on saturday. then by sunday look at san jose. could be sitting at 75 degrees, so some light rain to contend with tomorrow. just a one day event. then after that, skies start to clear out and warm up. as you see, san francisco temperatures were in the 60s and upper 60s this weekend, but from friday through sunday, inland areas. look how good that looks and the timing. it's on the weekend, not midweek, but the weekend with the warmup. love it. someone's really excited about this anchor desk. i can't wait for it to be warmer. thanks, robbie. up next

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emerita nancy pelosi is recovering after a kidney transplant, according to a statement released by pelosi's office. mr. pelosi received the kidney at ucsf last friday and is recovering at home. the kidney donated by the couple's daughter, jacqueline. mr. pelosi says he is endlessly grateful to her, and he also thanked his medical team at ucsf. some cities along the san francisco bay are sinking at an alarming rate. this is a story we've been covering for many years. this is according to now, new data from a nasa led study examining the shoreline. scientists used satellite radar to track more than a thousand miles of california's coast. pinpointing hotspots. and the study found four areas are sinking the fastest. take a look. san rafael, corte madera and foster city, along with bay farm island, which is in alameda right next to the oakland airport. the land in these areas subsiding at a rate more than 0.4in per year. doesn't sound like a lot, but it could have a major impact on our local flood

risk. nasa predicts those local sea levels could rise by more than 17in by 2050. that's more than double than the regional estimate of about seven inches. it is the end of the line, almost, for a popular south bay roller rink. san jose's aloha fun center started six years ago as a pop up at the eastridge mall, and it was supposed to stick around for just a couple of months, but it proved to be so successful that the owner managed to extend her lease on a yearly basis until now. skating rink will close on march 23rd, but the owner says she is looking for a new location so you can skate. i love roller skating. it's really fun. up next, we're going to check in with the warriors and 37 year old steph curry

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events are over. now it's time to go into relax mode. the warriors get back to work on friday with a game in sacramento. draymond says this team is going to win the title. it's a humble prediction. that's a good prediction. if that happens, 36 year old steph curry, who is about to turn 37, will need to continue his hall of fame pace. here's some good

perspective from kenny smith of tnt. i think there's six ways to control a basketball game. and at 37, steph can do four and dominatehe scoring rebounding, assists. those people we all know. but the pace of the game is another way defensively and leadership. so leadership and pace of the game. he can dominate those type of things and still score and assist. so he can dominate the game four times four ways, which still makes him at 37 unguardable and which is amazing. but you know, with the no hand-check rule and all the things, the rules, the way it is, it allows guys who are just if you keep your body in shape, it's not as physically demanding. and he has done that. pretty interesting there. chatting there. kenny smith with monte poole and bonta hill. our warriors insiders from nbc sports. as we begin the second half of the season, the wriors are the 10th and final playoff seed in the conferenc so theye,

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you did, you were one of nearly 15 million people who did. 3.5 hour extravaganza was packed with comedy sketches, superstar musical performances, unexpected cameos like look who's there! and it delivered the biggest audience for a network for a nighttime entertainment show since the 2020 golden globes. nbc says only the macy's thanksgiving day parade has been bigger in terms of viewership in recent years. it was really funny. it was really funny. i'm going back and watching a lot of the clips right now. i have that one, the one with the extraterrestrial encounters on my screen. i keep sending it to everybody. it was so funny. it's good. all right, before we go, rob, you got the final word about our wednesday morning forecast. we got a little bit of light rain coming in tomorrow, but that will be it. and then after that, we watch clearing skies, warmer temperatures, 60s and mid 70s in reach. and it's arriving just in time for the weekend. it's like scottsdale weather, right? is spring training? not spring yet, but it's going to feel like it. that's good for us right now. thanks for joining us. we hope to see you back