the forecast highs tomorrow, 68 in brown wood, these are forecast highs for your saturday. 71 in gilroy more of the same, really, really dry, great weather. it's not great, this isn't what we need this time of year. it's back, that's what is confusing about this. it's great, it's fun to be outside, it's fun to ride the bikes, it's fun to go fishing in january, it's bad because this is not the way it's supposed to be. >> we're feeling guilty and uncomfortable the whole time we're outside. >> maybe that opens the door for more. we'll see. >> thanks, bill. >> a colt favorite goes into production. when you can get your hands on tiny the younger. >> how the san francisco 49ers are planning for the coldest game in history. . >>> tiny the younger beer released its set that's available for two weeks. it makes a triple pale ale each year. some people wait for hours to get a taste. >>> the flight is headed to wisconsin. we're tracking the plane on flit tracker right now. they're crossing the state line between utah and colorado and the southern end of wyoming as it makes its way towards green bay

i mean -- a wild brown bear left the woods and hit the streets of a turkish city. it is a moment someone captured on video of the bear running down one of the streets. at this point, there is a group of officers trying to capture this guy. this might be a little difficult to watch. one of the officers gets way too close. the bear takes him down. pins him against this car. >> he's no match for that bear. that thing's big. >> several others come in. it looks like -- someone else pulls him. they are able to take the man that was under the bear away. he does look like he's a little fraz led. he was taken to the hospital. he's down. they do use tranquilizers and then the first officer that shot the first time is reloading. someone else comes and shoots the bear again with tranquilizer. here, we see him falling asleep. >> you've got to get him out of the there because it's unsafe for the bear, but it seems like they went about it a weird way. you can't football tackle a bear. >> at this point, the bear is just chilling on his back. it took a couple of attempts to get bac

. >>> california is making a comeback fiscally but governor brown is warning us we are not out of the woods yet. kpix 5 political insider phil matier with some of the highlights from his state of the state address. phil. >> reporter: that's right, allen. the state has gone from deficits to enjoying a $4 billion surplus. but the governor made it very clear, still has a way to go. >> we're not out of the woods so we can't go back to business as usual. >> reporter: the state surplus this year is rather large but we still have $100 billion in outstanding debts for worker pensions, healthcare and we need another $65 billion to repair the crumbling roads and other infrastructure throughout the state. >> we need everyone in every part of the state to conserve water and we must prepare for forest fires. >> reporter: the governor also is interesting about what he didn't talk about. there was barely a mention of the plan for high-speed rail which is under criticism from the courts and lawmakers and there was an nary a word about his plan to california's water from the north, south, to those massive t

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. >>> jerry brown's state of the state address was clear. >> we're not out of the woods and we're certainly not out of the drought. >> touching on the state's surplus he reminded lawmakers they still owe $1 billion for state worker pensions and health care. >>> a lot of republicans and even fellow democrats, it was what the governor didn't talk about that got their attention. >> two lawmakers talked about -- what he said was ok, it's what he's not talking about, and how it works with his re-election strategy. >> jerry brown has given the speech more than any other governor in california history now and a guy that knows the tricks of the trade. give your message, fiscal responsibility and stay away from all the other things like new ideas and controversy that can muddle the message. >> carla, kevin stole the show. >> just imagine seven years ago facebook didn't even exist. twitter seven years ago was a sound. the cloud was in the sky. 4g was a parking space linked in a prison. apps were things you filled out to get into college and skype for most of us was a typo. >> i agree with you. >> lit

. >> today governor brown unveiled his latest budget proposal and it includes record-high spending. but the governor warns california is not out of the financial woodsyet. jodi hernandez is live in sacramento. jodi, republicans are already reacting to the governor's proposal. >> reporter: that's right, jessica. republicans we talked to today say they actually applaud the governor's budget. though the state's financial outlook has certainly taken a huge turn-around. the governor says that doesn't mean the flood gate suspending should open. >> for this year there's very good news. good news in the fiscal stability and resources available for the state of california. i would also cautionary warnings that by no means are we out of the rixwilderness. >> reporter: a cautious governor jerry brown says despite the state's surplus in revenue, a measured approach is still needed when it comes to the budget. >> there's always a gap between what we'd like and what we're able to do. this is a prudent budget. >> reporter: that budget earmarks $10 billion for state public schools, including guaranteed increases in funding for the colleges and universities and a h

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. >> we're not out of the woods and we're certainly not out of the drought. >> reporter: the message from governor jerry brown was clear, the state might have a surplus this year, but it still owes over $100 billion for state worker pensions and retiree healthcare and it needs another $65 billion to repair its crumbling roads and other infrastructure. >> so we can't go back to business as usual. >> reporter: and, of course, there's the drought. >> we need everyone in every part of the state to conserve water and we must prepare for forest fires. >> reporter: but many republicans and even fellow democrats said it was what the governor didn't talk about that got their attention. for example, no mention of how he plans to pay for the $68 billion high-speed rail line that he touted so largely last year. and no mention of his controversial plan to tunnel northern california water to the south. both of which are proving unpopular with voters and lawmakers. >> i would not support his proposal. >> for all the ugly decisions, we'll wait until after the election. >> reporter: while brown has yet to make it official, he

brown is brushing off his church van prepping for a day of deliveries. >> yeah, they need the help today. >> reporter: he and dozens of other volunteers taking donations into the woods of southern maryland today, clothing blankets, toiletries, tents, as they try to take a survey of the homeless here. >> at least we're going to prepare for at least 300, 400 people today. >> reporter: and offer help in this brutal cold. >> if they're living in their vehicles, we're looking to give them gas cards, meal cards that they can go some place and get a hot meal. so we're trying to see what their needs are, as well. >> reporter: it's estimated there are 100,000 homeless living in southern maryland. you can see them loading up this van to deliver those items. of course, very, very needed especially in the cold weather. they're going to get the head count today. this is happening across the state, help the folks, of course, with the services that they need. very important thing they're doing. group is lifestyles of maryland. if you'd like to help, go to nbcwashington.com. live in la plata, melissa malay, news 4. >> all right. thank you so much. stay warm out there. >>> daylight

woods. in addition to 8.3% unemployment and out of control prison population that's at 144% capacity, california is also experiencing the worst drought in its history. it's forced governor brown emergency and urge residents to cut their water use by 20%. there's little room for debate on what's causing the state's problems. >> we can take this drought as a stark warning of things to come. human beings are changing are climate. >> in a state where 38% of the population is hispanic, california has unsurprisingly been a pioneer in dealing with the nation's changing demographi demographics. >> we have 25% of the nations foreign born and we're the first state to have a plurality of families of latino origin. california is the state where immigrants can dream and drive. >> leading the fight against climate change and same-sex marriage inequality, and adding another string to its bow, fiscal responsibility. joining me now gavin. it is a joy and a pleasure to have you on the show. >> thank you. >> i have to ask you with ever round of accolades, some people say, wait a second. if you look at the reasons why there's a surplus, the richest 1% of californians account for a third of the t

brown was a passenger in a vehicle. following the accident brent's alcohol level was 0.18. >> let's tee is up. tiger woodstruggling in his season debut at tory pines, a cores he dominated eight times. so far that has not been the case. t he failed to burredy the par 5s. tiger is nine off the pace. phil mickelson is dealing with a bad back. jordan, 20 years old, stole the show with a nine-under 63. he is 10 under overall and owns a one-shot lead. that is why he is your leader and that's a look at your morning sports. i'm mark morgan. >> and speaking of sports, they wait a lifetime to ride these waves. sometimes they are more than 40 feet tall. the serve you are came to the northern coast, grabbed the boards and compete in the greatest surfing contest in the entire planet. melissa chan has that story. >> they say it's the mt everest for surfers. an invitation only event, a select view congregate at mavericks. >> the coast of northern california in the middle of winter boasts some of the biggest, dangerous and potentially lethal waves. >> surfers ride down 40 food walls of water. the waves crash and show up

wood burning is banned. this is a 28th spare the air alert which goes from november through february. >>> a drought emergency is declared by jerry brownour governor, the governor signed a declaration yesterday in his office. it gives the state flexibility about how to allocate water resources. it means more wild land firefighters will be hired. >> we're facing perhaps the worst drought that california has ever seen since records began being kept about 100 years ago. >> a number of the reservoirs at their lowest levels for years. it could be mandatory and this is the second drought declaration and it came in 1976 during his first term. >> they're responding to the declaration. sonoma county kicked off its water off, and posters are out encouraging people to conserve water. they remind people to clean up with a broom rather than a hose. >> different retailers will have different approaches. they'll be hot lines to report water being wasted. >> it's lower than it was during the drought of 1976. . >>> now, to the 49ers quest for the sixth championship. the team is waking up this morning in seattle. . >> the players and coaches arrive by b