little bit of green early this morning but by 9:00 mainly gray. the lunch hour, gray. afternoon to maybe a few break in the cloud cover. may need the sunglasses, towards the evening it opens up and it is going to be cooler tomorrow. for today about 55 at half moon bay to 64 in fairfield. most of us 58-62. tonight the 30s return to the deepest inland valleys. low- to mid-40s elsewhere with more fog than this morning. wednesday one of our brightest and warmest days moving forward. once the storm door opens, thursday into friday we've got a one. a little sunshine friday afternoon. pretty mild. saturday a chance of rain and should be gone by valentines day in the afternoon and evening. slight chance monday but that's way into the evening. temperatures mid-40s to low-60s all seven days of the forecast. back to julie for more news. >>> today we're expecting more details about why the helicopter with kobe bryant and seven others crashed last year in southern california. vance bryant and other passengers families have accused the pilot of flying in dangerous conditions. -- the

charles: i have all the gray hair. david: my hair is dark, but by i dye it gray.ow does somebody need your organization to help them give away the money they already have? what do you do for them that they can't do for themselves? brian: as effective as individuals can be on their own, we can have a greater impact when we combine our resources. one of the issues we worked on a lot is criminal justice reform. criminal justice system, which is full of terrible tragedies, has been stuck in a rut for at least a generation. there have been a good attempts to make progress, but they were nearly focused. -- narrowly focused. the breakthrough happened when we combined programs, and that combination allowed us to make some real progress. david: let's talk about racial-related related issues. the black lives matter's issue has brought racial inequality to the forefront. how has your company tried to address this? charles: not only the company, but our views on this is we welcome this conversation about that, about racial inequalities. today, it is a case of the sins of the

you have known tiger, jim gray, since he was how old?young man, seven or eight years old, i've known tiger almost four decades.s. >> sean: john, you've known him from the tour. everyone that i've talked toto loves him. he's been great for the game of golf. >> i've known him since he was 13 years old. >> sean: wow. >> he is the most incredible kid i've ever met in my life. i mean, the talent, everything that goes with tiger woods is just incredible. i've said he would break jack nicholson's record, probably 20 years ago. >> sean: unbelievable. and you had a great career, yourself. jim, it looks -- i mean, for a golfer, he's had these other injuries, he's had the backyo problems. certainly, this isn't going to help his golf game, but he's been playing really well since he's come back from the last surgery, right? >> until this recent surgery, yeah, but nobody is ever going to forget 2019 when he came back and won the major, to win the masters after not winning the major for 11 years, to come back from where he was, the back surgeries, the

charles: i have all the gray hair. david: my hair is dark, but i dye it gray. [laughter] brian, let me ask you a question. i have been involved a bit in philanthropy myself and when i decide i want to give money away to somebody, i called them and they take it. why does somebody need your organization to help them give away the money they already have? what do you do for them that they can't do for themselves? brian: what we have learned over the last 20 years is as effective as individuals can be on their own, we can have a greater impact when we pool our knowledge and combine our resources. to give you an example, one of the issues we worked on a lot is criminal justice reform. the criminal justice system, which is full of terrible tragedies, has been stuck in a rut for at least a generation. there have been good attempts at progress but they were narrowly focused. the real breakthrough in criminal justice came when we combined a whole lot of different projects, programs, and it was that commendation -- combination that allowed us to unstick the system and ma

for more, here's nbc's jay gray. >> reporter: as tiger woods begins his recovery inside this hospital, we're getting a better idea of what doctors describe as multiple injuries to his leg. >> when they go in surgically, they have to piece them all back together, make sure they're stable. >> reporter: surgeons spent several hours repairing tiger's tibia and fibula and putting rods in place including screws and posts to his foot. he is awake. firefighters used a pry bar to pull woods from the suv saying that he was traveling at a greater speed than normal when it hit the center median and rolled several times deputy carlos gonzalez was the first at the scene. >> i don't think he was aware if he was aware hoff grave it was at the time. it could have been adrenaline or shock. >> reporter: some are wondering if he'll return to competition but right now there's a more immediate concern. >> it's about this guy's quality of life and being there for his kids that's the most important thing right now. >> reporter: doctors say woods will spend several months in rehab and recovery jay gray, nbc n

northern mexico was once home to the mexican gray wolf for the loss of helping the creatures and nowreturning. but we start in the caribbean as and where there's gold to be found how can locals put a stop to illegal gold mining. gold is the epitome of wealth and decadence and we have an age old fascination with it in ancient times it was prized for its beauty and constancy and it's held an allure for many people ever since in the 19th century of gold diggers headed to north america to seek their fortune. gold is still regarded as a highly gyroball commodity and a safe investment in periods of crisis the gold price always rises during the current pandemic its value has such. that's attracted criminal gold diggers looking to make big bucks like in peru the world's 6th largest gold producer. the fight against illegal gold mining and fruit is bringing out the big guns this special unit is on its way to raid gold mine is hidden deep in the jungle. it's a mission fraught with danger they need fuel and they need lots of us. it's the start of a 3 day rate for park ranger vladimir ramirez and

northern mexico was once home to the mexican gray wolf with a lot of help the creatures and now returning but we start in the peruvian amazon where there's gold to be found how can locals put a stop to illegal gold mining. gold is the epitome of wealth and decadence and we have an age old fascination with it in ancient times it was prized for its beauty and constancy and it's held an allure for many people ever since in the 19th century hordes of gold diggers headed to north america to seek their fortune. gold is still regarded as a highly commodity and a safe investment in periods of crisis the gold price always rises cheering the current pandemic its value has such to. that's attracted criminal gold diggers looking to make big bucks like in peru the world's 6th largest gold producer. the fight against illegal gold mining and through is bringing out the big guns this special unit is on its way to raid gold mine is hidden deep in the jungle. it's a mission fraught with danger they need fuel and they need lots of us. it's the start of a 3 day rate for park ranger vladimir ramirez and a pla

northern mexico was once home to the mexican gray wolf with a lot of help the creatures and now return but we start in the peruvian amazon where there's gold to be found how can locals put a stop to illegal gold mining. gold is the epitome of wealth and decadence and we have an age old fascination with it in ancient times it was prized for its beauty and constancy and it's held an allure for many people ever since in the 19th century hordes of gold diggers headed to north america to seek their fortune. gold is still regarded as a highly commodity and a safe investment in periods of crisis the gold price always rises cheering the current pandemic its value has such. that's attracted criminal gold diggers looking to make big bucks like in peru the world's 6th largest gold producer. the fight against illegal gold mining and caruso is bringing out the big guns this special unit is on its way to raid gold mine is hidden deep in the jungle. it's a mission fraught with danger they need few and they need lots of it. it's the start of a 3 day rate for park ranger vladimir ramirez and a platoon

and struggled to mari gray from list to city. studio did manage to get their guns firing up front again. collided with the next nicely taking goal of the guy and to make it for true. but live accuser was simply too good as it should have gone to defense to course with 6 minutes to go it was left to one of the new guys to wed to live accusing telly. ime and to the frustration of the stuttgart going to marry gray took just 10 minutes on the pitch to open his bundesliga account the highest scoring game of the weekend had a clear winner and a few scrum to break all codes. we didn't get into the into the in fights the 2nd balls were always for leverkusen so this isn't. it's ok if we won. we should have scored more goals it was an intense game. but in the end where we're happy to win because that was the most important of today if you were not successful in the last weeks then the witness the most important 5 goals in one outing live accusing seemed to be back on track to mardi gras and made a 1st impression. the best news that the mat

and the judges themselves it asks us to appeal to our sense of morals and there's just such a huge gray area it feels like it's such a huge gray area in this case indeed let's very much the case as was mentioned before many can run he was the abductor thought the child between the ages of 9 and 11 and the i.c.c. in the past was always set that protecting children and child soldiers making sure dose abducting child soldiers should be held accountable and best verdicts and pass judgment that has punished stores who have who have been health responsible for the abduction of child soldiers and now you have this man dominick on grant who was abducted saw it this raises a huge gray area which is difficult to determine in international law but thinks in terms of victims and perpetrators so you have the prosecutor who says who says you can't always remain the victim there is a moment you become a perpetrator and the chambre are now in its verdict seems to follow that line in that sense are rare dominical ground was abducted and that's terrible but to be are focusing on his actions as an adult a

gray whales are generally bottom feersd. january through mar are ge the whales as they head to the waters off baja california. >>> we arees called "california dreaming" where all week long abc7 news takes a look at some of the issues that threaten the california dream and introduces you to people finding solutions. here is a look at the preview. >> i think the california dream is changing. the idea of drivin out to l.a. and sort of making a go of it on a waiter's salary maybe isn't as realistic as it once was. >> over the past few years, california's population growth has slowed while it's increasing in other states. >> when people say things like the dream is over because we're not growing as fast as arizona or texas, that's comparing as it were apples and oranges. >> we'll take a closer look at the state of the state and examine the data behind the numbers. why our population has slowed and where exactly are people going. starting tomorrow, be sure to join us at 4:30 and 6:30 p.m. for our special series "california dreamin

across the bay area, lots of gray skies we're tracking. >>peaks of sunshine that we throughout the day today but we're going to basically see and the great conditions continue throughout much of the week so this or live camera overlooking or south of market area right here in downtown san francisco. and it's going to continue get thicker as far as the faa goes in the cloud cover and things are going to only start getting cooler throughout the rest of the week temperatures right now in fact a big difference in what we saw yesterday at this time anywhere from a 5 to even a 10 degree drop. first what we saw yes over gorgeous super bowl weekend we saw 70's, not going to see for the entire week this week outside right now in san francisco 59 currently in downtown oakland, 59 also in downtown san jose. and so we're really not going to any higher than that over the next couple of days so bundle up, but also get your rain gear ready we are tracking a number of storm systems on the way to the bay area looks like they're going to arrive in the latte

grey region he said it was a law enforcement operation to topple the thick gray and people's liberation front that dominated the g.o.p.'s politics and military for nearly 3 decades before abbey came to power. when government troops took control of the regional capital micheli abby declared the operations over but the rift been reports of low level fighting ever since researchers say the satellite images taken last week show hundreds of structures destroyed by fire in the town of kids yet. a return to austerity is a walk in progress but there is no doubt the situation keeps on improving along could be a 3rd one tough month of an operations except for a few pockets here else where there is sporadic shooting the biases are imminent access to the conflict areas has been heavily restricted information about what happened into gray in recent months steadily seeps out and with it a growing number of reports of atrocities by all sides malcolm webb al-jazeera. still ahead for you on the program is there life after trauma all americans conservatives find a way to keep him at the center of that po

there are some gray skies. other spots are actually drying out. let's begin with mary lee. >> hello. we are looking at wet weather with drizzle and very light showers. you can see a live look here with our camera. looking at the transamerica period. we are still dealing with very light showers and we did pick up about a half an inch of rain in san francisco and oakland. a quarter of an inch of rain here since midnight. so this is just since this morning at palo alto. this week weather system bringing that light rain and the wet weather for us. as we take you hour by hour, we are looking at dryer conditions. we will talk about the rest of the week and had coming up. back to you. >> thank you. >>> a man injured following a shooting. the shots rang out last night. they say that they found a man with gunshot wounds. he died at the scene. they found another shooting victim who is now in the hospital. no word yet on a motive. >>> fire crews were busy in san jose responding to a building fire. it happened around 7:30 p.m. the street was shut down for abo

access to the conflict areas has been heavily restricted information about what happened into gray in recent months steadily seeps out and with it a growing number of reports of atrocities by all sides malcolm webb al jazeera. the old city of tripoli in libya has a long history dating back thousands of years but after years of neglect efforts underway to restore roads and historic buildings malik traina reports. the arch of roman emperor marcus really is built more than 1800 years ago it's the only fully standing structure that remains from the roman era here in noir. the ancient city was established by the phoenicians nearly 3000 years ago it played or came under roman control and flourished in the 2nd and 3rd century. the city was conquered by the rashid doing khalifa in the 7th century and later renamed tripoli the old city is one of 5 you know sco world heritage sites in libya iran its endangered list you know the city is 3000 years old it survived very same pies from the phoenicians the romans the byzantines the caliphates the ottomans of the $28.00 parts ruled the city and it co

we're going to bring jim gray back in here. first, a look at this tweet posted yesterday by comedian david spade. golf lesson with this guy today. he's not bad, say david spade. he picks things up quickly. good listener. great picture of the two of them taken just yesterday. they were playing golf. jim gray joins me now. a good friend of the program. jim, obviously a very tough day. everybody is on pins and needles waiting to hear how tyinger is doing. i heard you before about your thoughts as we bring you back in here today. >> well, let's hope that he's okay. obviously like everybody is pulling for him to come through this surgery and he will have a great life in front of him and golf i'm sure is in the forefront of everybody's minds but shouldn't be at this moment. hope that he can function as we know him to function will transpire here. in terms of his golf, he had spoken to jim nantz sunday at his tournament at riviera, the l.a. open. he cast doubts that he would be able to play on his recent back surgery and would he be r

in early november prime minister had sent federal forces into the to gray region he said it was a law enforcement operation to topple the thick gray and people's liberation front that dominated politics and military for nearly 3 decades before abby came to power. when government troops took control of the regional capital abby declared the operations over but the rippin reports of low level fighting ever since. research is a disease satellite images taken last week show hundreds of structures destroyed by fire in the town of key jet fuel a return to stability is it work in progress but there is no doubt the situation keeps improving along to be at the warmth of human thought and operations except for a few pocket areas where there is sporadic shooting by this are imminent. access to the conflict areas has been heavily restricted information about what happened into gray in recent months steadily seeps out and with it a growing number of reports of atrocities by all sides malcolm webb al-jazeera. the. new zealand's biggest city is going into lockdown for 7 days prime minister just into

homes told him their ordeal continued in camps where they sought safety wendy's just returned from te gray where almost $100000.00 people have been displaced around says it successfully launched a rocket capable of carrying satellites into space the defense ministry says it's for research purposes the u.s. has accused tehran in the past of using its space program as a cover for missile development google has agreed to pay nearly $4000000.00 to settle allegations of pay disparities in hiring biases the tech giants are keys of underpaying the thousands of female employees in software engineering positions those are your headlines the stream coming up next. it was the fast trial of its kind for my ugandan child soldier dominic on brand is accused of recruiting more children to fight as he rose through the ranks of the in famous lord's resistance army. now he is about to learn his fate at the international criminal court and i. i actually ok watching this train before this show starts i want to warn you that we are going to be talking about some of the ugliest aspects of conflict including sex

zone of him being a victim aside from that moral gray zone i believe you've also got the fact that this is the 1st time there's been an ally or a case that they i say say and also the fact. that they the number of charges and the you know the very very tough charges that have been brought step was mentioning before really there's a lot of pressure on the international criminal court anyway yes exactly so the international criminal court in the past had difficulties in the liver in judgments . so here you have too many on ground so the n.r.a. arrest warrants they were 1st arrest warrants issued by the international criminal court it was against joseph corny and against order commander search don't you can read all the order commanders have tied by doing so there's only joseph cody who remains at large and dominick on ground so when these arrest warrants were unsealed the bennett prosecutor compass sets welby only a matter of for a couple of months it seems like an easy win at that time joseph cohen he he was the symbol of the absolute evil it was presented as an easy win for nice easy. o

we are getting gray market numbers up to hundred percent, a tripling of the list price of the gray marketates to later this morning, through actual trades, we are talking about the second biggest ipo here in hong kong as far as demand for ipos of more than $1 billion u.s. it is quite significant. there is strong institutional demand as well as retail demand. let's talk about institutional investors. i just talked about the gray market, philip otc. we are seeing upwards of $322. this was $115 hong kong stocks increase of 181%. smaller platforms up to hundred percent. that is much more demand actually than the aunt ipo, which was scrapped. there was some liquidity that might have been targeted for ant now going into kuaishou. one in four retail applications, that would equate to one and four of hong kong's seven and a half million population. . but that's popularly -- might misleading because we are getting word from brokerages that there are mainland retail investors piling into the stock. they are not allowed to buy capital control rules. they can buy stocks via the stock connect, but tha

jay gray in tampa with more. >> reporter: it is super saturday, just a day before the big game. but the party has already kicked off in tampa. >> go chiefs! >> reporter: chiefs fans along the river front, buccaneers right where you would expect, on the water. >> go bucs! >> reporter: othering showing up at raymond james stadium to take pictures and make predictions. >> we're optimistic. >> reporter: first to arrive, wait to keep them isolated and safe from covid-19. for the fans, hundreds of sanitizing stations, strict mask requirements and calls for social distancing. still, there are crowds, but it's not nearly as packed as previous super bowls thanks to the virus. which -- >> all the way. >> come on down! >> reporter: even at the super bowl, jay gray, nbc news, tampa. >>> perhaps there's other sports news today, i don't know, here's anthony flores. >> we'll talk super bowl as well. and a's trade away a fan favorite, where khris davis is headed and who the a's are getting in return. stick around, sports is next. finally moved in. it's a great old house. good bones, wraparound

. >> reporter: so what does former democratic governor gray davis think?governor in california's history to ever be recalled. his answer might surprise you. >> so if you have a problem with running in a state, running for office in a state where recall referendum initiative issue, just move to another state. that's part of the deal. if you can't handle that, go some place else. and even though i lost in my recall, i was still elected and reelected, i believe in the judgment of the people of california. >> tough love there from gray davis. now the update we are expecting is essentially a progress report. it will show how many signatures have gone through the verification process so far and how many of that have been come back verified. at last update, more than 80% came back verified, a number that made the recall organizers very happy and confident, ama. >> okay. so, liz, talk a little bit, though, about how the governor is actually responding to this and his strategy. >> right. so as we mentioned, we've clearly seen him take on a much more public role in

for me, i just enjoy it all... ♪ ♪ ♪ >>a 28 and we're taking a look around the bay and gray skies andoks like rain that does not hitting the ground. police are not getting wet know. yeah that's what we're seeing in the radar on to talking about that don't let it fool you right as you're about to see him in behind to see the radar green all over the that's why i like to just listen to the forecast from a real certified. meteorologist as i look and i see this saying i don't know >>it's not that not that the kron apps not great. no radar sometimes you john to help us decipher good morning. john yeah, it's a little confusing this morning for sure i mean looking at the radar there's plenty of green out there there's even some deeper areas of green which would normally show you that there's some pretty good rainfall coming down but there's a dry later closer to the surface between the clouds and the surface itself in the rain is just not reaching the ground really evaporating before it does so so you're looking at conditions out there that are certainly gray, but filling actually a pretty c

christiane is calling out to the wolves about 35 mexican gray wolves or logos live in this area in thestate of chihuahua. that is involved in a project to reestablish and grow populations of the mexican wolf or canis lupus by lee to give it its scientific name they are shy creatures it's hard to spot any here in the sierra madre occidental mountain range which extends over almost $2000000.00 hectares. but says the evidence indicates some are nearby. or. even where you have them over here we see several sets of footprints. look quite fresh. so the wolves could still be here this shows that they are alive and looking for food. checks one of the camera traps the photos confirm what he suspected. well crew for being here are a couple of young wolves and they're looking good health. and behaving normally or if. they were. coming from abroad this camera only takes still photos others record video aguilar is pleased these walls look well fed that's good news the mexican gray wolf is an endangered species. he says the composition of their feces is also a good sign if. you can see the hairs fro

christiane is calling out to the wolves about 35 mexican gray wolves or logos live in this area in thestate of chihuahua. that is involved in a project to reestablish and grow populations of the. it can wolf or canis lupus by lead to give it its scientific name they are shy creatures it's hard to spot any here in the sierra madre occidental mountain range which extends over almost 2000000 head tears. but says the evidence indicates some are nearby. one. is very much. believe it where you are the most here we see several sets of footprints. look quite fresh when you saw the wolves could still be here this shows that they're alive and looking for food. checks one of the camera traps and photos confirm what he suspected. well well groups of people here are a couple of young wolves they're looking good health. and behaving normally or if. they were. by me but my brother this camera only takes still photos others record video aguilar is pleased these walls look well fed that's good news the mexican gray wolf is an endangered species. he says the composition of their feces is also a good sig

there's something special about tiger woods that jim gray touched on. growing up as a young sports fan, i heard all the stories. you never saw jackie robinson or willie mays for bill russell. you start to feel cheated as a kid. you know, i'm too young to be here. all of a sudden, tiger woods comes on to the scene. you know you're watching somebody that is going to become the best ever and already is. whether or not he has the most major wins, still three behind, you know how super he was. any time you hear him talking about the sports greats, tiger woods is exactly this. so everybody will hold their breath and wait to see can super man do it again. we'll think about other modern miracles of medicine. the quarterback of the washington football team, alex smith has no business being able to walk let alone playing football still. if people have seen his gruesome leg injuries and he came back and play and you think if he can do it and tiger woods has the biggest and best around, maybe this will work for him. this is a large moment because of who tiger woods

. >> reporter: so what does former democratic governor gray davis think? the only governor in california's history to ever be recalled. his answer might surprise you. >> so if you have a problem with running an estate, running for office in a state where recall referendum initiative issue, just move to another state. that's part of the deal. if you can't handle that, go some place else. and even though i lost in my recall, i was still elected and reelected, i believe in the judgment of the people of california. >> tough love there from gray davis. he did say he believes newsom will ultimately survive a recall election if it does happen. the update that we're expecting this week from the state is essentially a progress report. it will show how many signatures have again through the verification process so far and how many have come back verified. at last month's update, more than 80% came back verified that is the number that made the recall organizers very happy and confident. kristen? >> well, liz, the recall process is pretty complicated here in californ

>>looking outside embarcadero it's gray out there looking at sfo also really gray right now the raindespread showers here on radar moving in mostly from the west you are looking at moderate showers in fact the santa cruz point that out here in one second for you you can see that area of deeper also some light in the midst of some really low cloud cover that's writing much of the bay so do watch for low visibility. this morning. >>futurecast rainfall total shows rainfall from this point forward this morning. it's the light stuff we dry out this afternoon and then see additional rainfall on into predawn hours of tomorrow morning so from start to finish today. we do have some dry conditions in the middle but your morning and evening hours tonight both on the rainy side. 50's and 40's for

nbc's jay gray has a preview. >> reporter: football is the focus sunday, but when there's a break in another big game kicks off and the cost of a ticket to the commercial super bowl, $5.5 million for a 30-second ad they'll feature plenty of stars. but like most everything in the last year, the super sunday spots won't be the same. >> it's a different world and it's a different super bowl. >> reporter: one of the biggest differenceses, coke, pepsi, and budweiser, normally big super sunday players are sitting the bench this year, replaced by non-traditional varieties. >> these are brands that are online marketplaces who have been helping connect people during quarantine. >> they found a consumer base and gained in popularity during the pandemic and are looking to capitalize that and get a little bit more attention. >> reporter: where that attention comes from may be changing too yes, the bigger tv screens still make a big splash, but potentially the more widespread and longer-lasting impact could come from smaller screens. >> because with online you could have a tangible result you cou

nbc's jay gray is in tampa to explain. >> reporter: this is super saturday, just a day before the bige. but the party has already kicked off in tampa. >> go chiefs! >> reporter: chiefs fans gathering along the river front. buccaneers right where you would expect. >> go bucs! >> reporter: on the water. >> oh yeah! >> reporter: others showing up at raymond james stadium to take pictures and make predictions. >> arrr we're optimistic we're going to make kansas city walk the plank. >> reporter: the chiefs the first team to arrive in the host city just a day before the game, in a way in part to keep them isolated and safe from covid-19. for the fans, there are hundred of sanitizing stations, strict mask requirement rs and calls for social distancing. still, there are crowds. but it's not nearly as packed as previous super bowls thanks to the virus, which -- >> all the way! >> come on down! >> reporter: -- even at the super bowl is no game. jay gray, nbc news, tampa. >>> sports bars and restaurants in los angeles county are not only not hosting super bowl events, they're now banned from hav

iron gray hair with a gray beard and mustache. growth and manner. stern in appearance. but with all a excellent officer and under a rough exterior possessing a contour. the anthem men learned to love and respect him as much as the beginning but they feared him. this was saying a good deal on the subject. he knew how to. drill how to command. and in the hour of apparel, how to care for his command. and the men respected him according. lee greenwood need all of his past training and military experience, as well as the kind heartedness to look after his command because the hour of peril would begin in the late evening for his position on july 2nd, 1860, three at gettysburg. not by the time of the battle of gettysburg in the summer of 1863 green have been promoted. he was no longer just a commanding officer of the 60th new york but a command of a brigade of new york soldiers consisting of the 60th, 70, eight 102nd, 149th new york volunteer infield tree regiments. the men that comprise the regiments came from places such as, rochester utica, being him ten, and many other sma

inches of snow on top of what we have right now and cold temperatures the next couple of days >> jay gray, live in dallas. think of it if you live in the northeast or upper midwest, they got few inches of snow it was in the single digits in some area. snowplows don't exist. in houston, hundreds of thousands of people are still without power. last night was the coldest night across the area in more than 30 years. the top administrator in harris county texas lina hidalgo, sounds like a lot of people are hurting tonight. >> reporter: that's right, we are seeing the winter version of hurricane harvey, it is not the same thing obviously when you look at the scale, you can have relatively similar, people are dying from carbon dio dioxide. we have a lot of accidents and you saw 133 cars piled up in the dallas area a couple of days area it is an incredible tragic situation and just unbelievable that the state's energy grid was so unprepared for this >> you called that situation a nightmare. we are going to have much more what needs to be done for these people, you can't live in sub freezing tempe

his name was freddie gray. it produced a lot of riots in baltimore.ou being the governor, did you say to the mayor "fix this problem," or did you get involved? was it controversial to get involved? gov. hogan: it was 90 days after i was sworn in so i am a new baby governor then the worst violence in 97 years broke out in the city of baltimore. the city was in flames. it was out of control. the mayor was not responding. business owners, city residents were scared. the city police force was overwhelmed. i immediately declared a state of emergency. i called up the national guard and we sent in 1000 extra police officers and 4000 members of the national guard. we brought peace and calm to the city. we allowed peaceful protesters to continue safely for a solid week, but no more violence took place. i walked the streets of baltimore for a solid week. i went to freddie gray's neighborhood, went into the places with the burned out shop owners and listened to the concerns of city residents. it was a prelude to what we have seen this past year with violent prot

christiane is calling out to the wolves about 35 mexican gray wolves or logos live in this area in thetate of chihuahua. latter is involved in a project to reestablish and grow populations of the mexican wolf or canis lupus by lead to give it its scientific name they are shy creatures it's hard to spot any here in the sierra madre occidental mountain range which extends over almost $2000000.00 hectares. but says the evidence indicates some are nearby. one of. the where you have them over here we see several sets of footprints. look quite fresh. so the wolves could still be here this shows that they're alive and looking for food. checks one of the camera traps the photos confirm what he suspected. well group of dora a couple of young wolves there looking good healthy and behaving normally or if. they were. coming from abroad this camera only takes still photos others record video aguilar is pleased these walls look well fed that's good news the mexican gray wolf is an endangered species. he says the composition of their feces is also a good sign if. you can see the hairs from the animal

restrictions and tightened security tampa is still trying to find a way to throw a party nbc's jay gray >> reporter: two days before kic kickoff, and already super bowl is starting with where the game will be played. >> tampa tampa. >> bay. >> reporter: the buccaneers are the first team to play in a championship on their own turf, but in a cruel irony, raymond james will be the first stadium that will be full. covid-19 also making this the first super bowl with digital tickets only and no cash for concessions to limit contact it's the same reason that traditionally packed and crazy media day had to go virtual, another first. on the field sunday, line judge sarah thomas will be the first woman to referee a super bowl game. >> and i'm truly honor and humbled to be a part of this year's super bowl crew. >> reporter: on the sidelines, tampaly will have the first two female assistants to coach in a super bowl and at halftime, for the first time ever, the concert stage won't be on the field. >> yeah. so we built the stage in the stadium, but i'm not going to you anything else because you'll h

>>that he will prevail democrat gray davis is the only california governor ever to be recalled he believes new sums numbers will improve each week passes. >>more and more people will be vaccinated more more people realize that there's light at the end of the tunnel and then by this summer. all that goes people will see this virus in your rearview mirror as something we survived in part because of governor leadership, however, several contenders are already in the gubernatorial ring, i'm kevin faulk are. >>i'm running for governor for the great state of california along with the former republican mayor of san diego news since 2018 republican opponent, john cox is also in. >>as well as billionaire venture capitalist chamath palihapitiya as for the current governor, the undecideds are key people know who gavin newsome is 19% are saying they're not sure how they would vote on a recall election. >>if not if it were held today and i think it's really voters saying well i got to wait and see how things unfold here with that with the pandemic. >>well as nancy loo reporting for us this morning reca

a gray sky. 52 in san francisco right now. mid up toer 50s in oakland and san jose and half moon bay is at 48 degrees. you need a sweater or jacket if you're stepping out. live doppler 7 showing you clouds really stacked up. there is moisture. most of it is he vab rati he it hits the ground. tomorrow may be a little drizzle. temperatures are down. it is nine degrees cooler in san carlos. down seven in san jose and santa rosa right now. behave a gentle breeze along the golden gate bridge there. and here's a look at the forecast. dlou dlo cloudy overnight. brighter and milder weather on wednesday. and rain returns on thursday. i would hang on to the umbrellas even beyond that. we have more opportunities for the wet weather which we definitely need. tomorrow morning as i mentioned, a little drizzle. not out of the question. the clouds will insulate us. it's not terribly cold. upper 30s to the upper 40s for the afternoon. mostly cloudy still. just like today. temperatures will be in the upper 50s to the low 60s. 57 in san francisc

i sometimes joke about my gray hair. but to be very honest, gray hair was on from thick or thin, up-and-down, success and failure. in the last challenge i have left as governor of the state is how i can make missouri a better place, a better place to raise a family. a better place to find a job. a better place to open a business. a better place for our children and grandchildren to achieve the american dream. [applause] it is important that we continue to follow through on key investments and workforce development and infrastructure. we must also continue finding ways to strengthen public safety, improve healthcare, and make state government more accountable. : : in august i had the opportunity to visit unleashing potential in st. louis. in early childhood education of children ages six weeks to five years old. joining us today is president and ceo darlene soul and director of early childhood education denise carter. throughout, 19 these ladies worked extremely hard to adapt to the challenges and stay the course, never l