. >> we have a lot of news to cover tonight after kpix news, our new series heart matters, the leading cause of death in the u.s. is heart disease, but did you know that women may show different symptoms than men when having a heart attack. well, tonight we've got the signs to watch for. that and all the day's headlines coming up on the cbs evening news. >> such important information, norah, thank you. >>> still ahead, an orphaned bear cub on >>> california's senate delegation is pushing for federal funds to salvage san francisco's crumbling aquatic park pier. the jetty has been disintegrating for years and was finally closed after an earthquake in october. senators alex padilla and dianne feinstein called it an outdoor haven for swimgers, bikers, and runners, as well as a strategic structure that protects the coast liven from storm surges and strong currents. >>> the search i an orphaned bear cub who escaped from a south lake tahoe wildlife center. he escaped on thursday. the animal was severely underweight when he was rescued in siskiyou county late last year, still has some growing

right now on kpix news, president biden getting ready to speak to the nation tonight, for tonight's stateis morning, the race through the rubble intensifies, looking for survivors after massive earthquakes rocked turkey and syria. the local woman worried about her family back home, and how you can help victims. >>> in light of all those pictures we're seeing from turkey, what might the scenario look like here at home when the next earthquake hits. we're going to try to delve into that detail coming up. >>> we'll introduce you to the marvel star fighting for the right of kids with special needs. >>> we're tracking brake lights at the dublin interchange, we'll have a live look there at your traffic conditions coming up. >>> it is 5:00 a.m. president biden is set to deliver his state of the union address tonight. police reform and

on kpix news, multiple dead in a shooting at michigan state university. on what police are saying about the suspect and motive. >>> in the bay area, what police say was happening inside sun set district house before it exploded. plus avlable for cted >> g haslessed methe soluon. >>t w is trbled past to make a better future y t chilly, cold, wet one too. we'll talk about this. >>> c net cyber security expert joins us live with what to look for if you are trying to find romance this valentine's day. we are already starting to see brake lights for the ride into the altamont pass. i will have your travel times. >>> three people were killed in a mass shooting on michigan university state's

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on kpix news, a new drug creeping into bay area streets.an who pulled himself out of addiction shares with us why this drug is so dangerous. >>> oakland police chief reveals next possible move. reaction pouring in from a very divided community. >>> why one lawmaker is trying to

cbs evening news is next on kpix. local news continues. you for being part of this important conversation. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> norah: tonight, a coast-to-coast winter storm brings the season first snowfall to new york city and parts of the northeast is a new system brings warnings know mike blizzard warnings to the west. here are tonight's top headlines. over half a foot of snow in new england and still falling. >> the tri-state area has been snow starved. >> norah: state of emergency for part of california. >> the snow keeps coming down and the wind keeps picking up. ♪ ♪ >> a student loan plan worth billions of dollars is on

tonight on the cbs evening news after kpix 5 news, more than 6 million americans are living with heartlure, in the u.s. tonight, we take a look at the medical breakthrough making more heart transplants possible. that and all the day's top headlines right here on the cbs evening news. >>> i had come a dog in the dugout? we will introduce you to the playful new teammate fetching bats at uc davis. >> it is for businesses of all sizes, there are a lot of choices when it comes to your internet and technology needs. when you choose comcast business internet, you choose the largest, fastest reliable network. you choose advanced security for total peace of mind. and you choose a next generation 10g network that's always improving, getting faster; more reliable; and more intelligent to keep you ready for today and tomorrow. the choice is clear: make your business future ready with the network from the most innovative company. comcast business. powering possibilities™. go the extra mile this presidents' day in a volvo mild-hybrid vehicle. >>> it's only february, but we are already getting into t

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on kpix news, a new drug creeping into bay area streets. a man who pulled himself out of addiction shares with us why this drug is so dangerous. >>> oakland police chief reveals next possible move. reaction pouring in from a very divided community. >>> why one lawmaker is trying to bring to the community. >> hopefully you have plans made and you leave early to give yourself time. current traffic conditions are getting busy out there. >>> happy friday. we will get right to our top stories. the suspect in last year's san francisco house explosion will be back in court for arraignment. 53-year-old darren price did not enter a plea during initial court appearance. we were not allowed to show his face. prosecutors say a dryer y s butane from an illegal drug lab inside the home. his wife 51-year-old rita price died in the explosion and fire in the sun set district. >>> five former memphis police officers set to be arraigned for involvement in the death of tyre nichols last month. they're facing seven charges including second degree murder and agg

cbs evening news is next here on kpix 5. local news continues to streaming on ♪ ♪ >> norah: tonight as we come on the air, a number of developing stories. president biden set to address congress and the nation. also tonight, the death toll sourced nearly 8,000 from that powerful earthquake in turkey and syria. people trapped under the rubble, and the miracle moment, as rescuers peel rocks away to find a baby just born, still alive. but tonight, the race against time to find survivors. a big night here in washington. president biden's second state of the union, from the economy to china to prescription drugs. what key issues will he address? the burning from that train derailment may be over, but the toxic material lingers. e

cbs evening news is next here on kpix 5. local news continues to streaming on ♪ ♪ >> norah: tonight as we come on the air, a number of developing stories. president biden set to address congress and the nation. also tonight, the death toll sourced nearly 8,000 from that powerful earthquake in turkey and syria. people trapped under the rubble, and the miracle moment, as rescuers peel rocks away to find a baby just born, still alive. but tonight, the race against time to find survivors. a big night here in washington. president biden's second state of the union, from the economy to china to prescription drugs. what key issues will he address? the burning from that train derailment may be over, but the toxic material lingers. the growing frustration for residents. and a first look at china's spy balloon. take a look at this picture, as we learn that some of the surveillance aircraf is now at the fbi lab at quantico. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: this is the from the nation's capital. >> norah: good evening and thank you for joining us on a

there was also an obstacle course and >>> this is game day, on kpix and cbs news bay area. >>> game day figure 12, fitting that the nfl season ended with a classic 73 point score. records were set. this was between the two top seeds in the league. the birds a sword for one half of the game and then the chiefs somehow willed their way to win a second super bowl title in the last four seasons. eagles, jalen hurts came out on fire in this one. patrick mahomes looking for another title. the eagles shove hurts into the end zone. hurts was in the end zone a lot. here was patrick mahomes response. an 18 yard strike to travis kelsey, did the stinky leg. properly placed the ball to aj brown, 4 yards passinond a sup on the next eagles possession.

>>> now at 11:00, a scary new drug showing up on bay area streets, why some say this drug is different and so dangerous. >> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> hello and good evening. i'm sara donchey. >>> if the fentanyl crisis in the bay area is not disturbing enough, there is a new drug showing up on san francisco's streets. it's a horse tranquilizer with some very bad side effects. the city is sounding the alarm about it tonight. the san francisco health department found traces of the drug xylazine in the bodies of four people who recently decide died of drug overdoses. there's eight in ten chance if you use cocaine or meth or mdna that it's laced with fentanyl and you could die. go the extra mile this presidents' day in a volvo mild-hybrid vehicle. >>> well, imagine walking into a bay area cafe ordering lunch with a joint on the side. that could be reality here soon. a new state bill is looking to legalize cannabis. we are looking into why some lawmakers think it's what the state need to do to help the struggling cannabis injury. >> reporter: for the last three years taka

. >> thank you for watching kpix 5 news this morning. news continues all [music] miranda: hi, i'm miranda cosgrove and this is "mission unstoppable". coming up, these students don't need a license to drive; just a computer. learn how they code self-driving cars. have you ever wanted a super power? find out if you could be a super taster. not all food tastes the same to every human. and, it's colorful, it's gummy, it's a worm. jackie: we're gonna make some colorful little worms in this bowl.

thanks for >>> this is gameday on kpix and cbs news bay area. >>> the giants are ready to put last season. >> please don't bring that back up. >> okay. fine, fair enough. [ laughter ] >> but there are plenty of question marks. >> that is exactly what i thought we would discus this morning, anything else? how about anything else? >> i did got know i would be the bad guy. >> you are the villain. >> i am. >> we are playing all of the hits, next, on gameday. >>> yeah, the california girls music video was entertaining if i remember right. >> gameday for february 26th on location from scottsdale, arizona, the spring training home of your san francisco giants where they enjoyed opening weekend of cactus league play. they looked good. former athletic looked good. striking out. this will help. ripped one into the gap. wisely lost his helmet around the bases. put the in overdrive to get the giants on the board. and, they rallied back. te

. >>> the cbs evening news is next o kpix 5. local ♪ ♪ >> norah: tonight, the breaking news.nt biden ordering f-22's to shoot down another high flying object. this time over alaska. it is the second time in less than a week that the air force shot down something that has intruded u.s. airspace. >> the object was flying at an altitude of 40,000 feet,, and posed a reasonable threat to the safety of civilian life. >> norah: the news as the pentagon works to determine if this is related to the chinese spy balloon. the miracle rescues. a family of six found alive. n 10 plus, remember that baby born in the rubble? now given a name,

(upbeat music) >>> this is game day on kpix 5 and cbs news bay area. >> the first giants and a's firsttraining workout. you will hear from sean minaya. but first let's hear from all- star weekend from vivint arena in salt lake city. they remember steph curry, of course. teams were picked before tipoff. lebron james and giannis antetokounmpo making selections. first quarter. we will pick it up with james, coming up in blue and his record-tying 19th all-star game. off the backboard to himself, and throw it down! lebron only played the first half because he injured his right hand! he did it right here! trying to block a lay-up. so there was defense! second half turned into a three- point shooting contest. here is jayson tatum. corner pocket

. >>> the cbs evening news is next o kpix 5. local ♪ ♪ >> norah: tonight, the breaking news.sident biden ordering f-22's to shoot down another high flying object. this time over alaska. it is the second time in less than a week that the air force shot down something that has intruded u.s. airspace. >> the object was flying at an altitude of 40,000 feet,, and posed a reasonable threat to the safety of civilian life. >> norah: the news as the pentagon works to determine if this is related to the chinese spy balloon. the miracle rescues. a family of six found alive. n 10 plus, remember that baby born in the rubble? now given a name, aya, which means "miracle" in arabic vehicle also this evening, thefr ce presint me pencdia home lawsuit cuses trstyreichols' deo kill alack army veteran. three days before nichols was attacked. the new york-bound delta flight that made an emergency landing. we have the new details. ahead of the ballantine day, why have-grown diamonds could soon become a $50 billion industry. and on the road with the story of forgiveness. ♪ ♪ >> announcer: this is th

. >>> from kpix, this is the late news with sarah. >> jj smith says he has lived in the tenderloin for over 20 years and he has seen fentanyl destroying it. he is documenting the drug use and posting raw and shocking videos online. he says his brother died from a fentanyl overdose three months ago. tonight jj was at a packed city meeting about how to fix this problem. one demand is to finish open air drug markets now. according to data 625 people died from overdoses in 2021. that is when the mayor declared a state of emergency to address this. a overwhelming number of the debts was caused by fentanyl. we talked with jj about the deadly problem at his doorstep. >> reporter: those people say the problem came out during the pandemic but one message came out loud and clear, action can be taken to save lives and create a safer san francisco. jj smith walks the streets of san francisco trying to make a difference in the fentanyl crisis. >> i see a lot of people harming themselves. a lot of people close to dying. >> reporter: what hit him the most? noticing younger kids on the streets addicte

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. >>> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> hello. i'm sara donchey. >>> tonight we're talking about are doing, opening your car door right in front of someone to knock them down, usually a bicyclist, and tonight one cycling group in alameda county tells us at least a dozen bikers have been targeted. victims say these are intentional. two of them were hurt so badly they went to the hospital. andrea nakano talked with one person who knows how badly this could hurt and is worried that other cyclists could be at risk. >> reporter: it's hard to believe elly meade was just riding her bicycle in this bike lane when a car driving by suddenly opened the door. with no room to maneuver, she crashed into the door and fell to the ground. >> i just hit it with my bike, fell off my bike, kind of registered suddenly i was on the ground. this car sped away. as it sped away, i heard them laughing. >> reporter: elly meade was on her way to an east bay bike riding party event when she was targeted by a silver sedan in the rockridge neighborhood. >> it r

>> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey. >> hello. i'm sara donchey. >>> we got a second snow day in the bay area, but don't get used to it. a lot of us will be trading snow flurries for raindrops and all of us will be very, very cold. we saw even more snow where it normally doesn't fall and it was a really beautiful day up in the mountains and in the hills. in the east bay we saw people hike up mount diablo after rangers sent out plows and we saw snowball fights on mission peak. paul will join us to kick off our weather coverage. a lot of our day was trying to keep up with shooting all of the snow video. this is what it looked like on mt. tam earlier today. >> i have a road bike and that's not the for any kind of obstacles including snowmen, but tried to make the best of it and tried to stay warm, which if your power goes out, better hope you have a wood burning fireplace. we'll see cold temperatures sticking around. let's add up the snow that fell beginning yesterday. here are the snowfall totals. mt. hamilton picked up a foot of sn

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. >> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs new bay area. >> good evening. >>> we do have breaking news tonight and unfortunately it's the kind of horrible story we have talked about again and again. four people are dead including a gunman after yet another mass shooting on michigan state university. the shooting suspect is a 43- year-old man who is unaffiliated with michigan state. officers don't know why he targeted the campus killing three people and injured five others before shooting and killing himself. all the hurt people are hospitalized with critical injuries. >> this truly has been a nightmare. giving an update like this is never easy as a father, i can only imagine how parents are feeling right now. this will be the beginning of a long healing process for everyone. >> the shootings happened inside two separate buildings on campus. police commended the students for following instructions and acting quickly to run and hide. here's what people on campus are saying tonight. >> we were there locked in the rooms and the guys were telling us to run out the back

. >>> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> good evening. i'm sara donchey. >>> after weeks of virtual silence, the mayor of oakland announcing that she has fired the city's police chief. it is obviously a huge shake-up for the city of oakland and a big test for the new mayor, too. reaction has been swift and in some cases pretty strong. chief armstrong was sworn in as chief in february 2021, nearly one year after former chief anne kirkpatrick was also fired without cause. the department has had about a dozen police chiefs both interim and official over the past 20 years. armstrong did release a statement tonight saying, "i am deeply disappointed in the mayor's decision. after the relevant facts are fully evaluated by weighing the evidence instead of pulling soundbites from strategically leaked inaccurate reports, it will be clear i was a loyal and effective performer of the oakland police department." our andrea nakano has more on the newly elected mayor's decision and how people are reacting. >> reporter: mayor sheng thao has been in offic

. >>> you can watch the state of the union live on kpix five in streaming on cbs news bay area. >>> join us tonight at 10:00 for beer politics. we will have a full hour of state of the union analysis and perspectives from both sides of the political aisle. lesson an in-depth look at how the issues affect us here in california. >>> the police chief said a man accused of shooting at officers twice over the weekend was on a quest to kill police. we are joined now from the newsroom with a look at the new video from the shootings. >> the chief said they caught the suspect stocking officers, hours before the first shooting. this video is from a gas station on the corner of king and the story. this is where the chief said no he mendoza shot the patrol car, narrowly missing two officers. >> the bullet hole in the patrol car windshield, centered where an officer had been only moments before is as chilling a site as i have ever seen. >> that she said mendoza jumped in his car and sped off. that is when the officers opened fire. you can see multiple bullet holes in the police cruiser and mendoza's

. >> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> hello, and good evening, i'm sara donchey. people in san francisco's japantown are remembering the life of gavin boston tonight. he was killed earlier this month while working as a security guard. now police say this is what was happening. he was just talking to a 15-year-old boy for a couple of minutes before that teenager opened fire. betty yu is in san francisco, where she talked to gavin's family, who is still devastated. >> reporter: the community came together to honor and celebrate the life of gavin boston, the security guard who was gunned down just two months after taking the job in a neighborhood he loved. people who knew gavin boston and those just touched by his story left origami cranes, a symbol of hope and healing, in memory of the 40-year-old security guard. he was shot in the head as he was escorting a teen out of the japan center mall earlier this month. a 15-year-old was arrested for murder. a 14-year-old was arrested for being an accessory. >> i'm a mess. >> reporter: gavin's brother john

we are celebrating lunar new year at kpix. you to an organization connecting communities through public art. >> ♪ [ music ] ♪ >> you are listening to black summer by red pepp nonated best we'lhave brk down on kpix. >>> a live look outside. it's a wet >>> good morning. time is 6:00 a.m. we are waking up to a very active radar. we have plenty to talk about. we'll have more in your first alert forecast. >>> that rainy weather means it is busy on the roads. we've got a hot spot into san francisco and lower deck of the bay bridge. i will have details on that coming right up. >>> it was a scary scene at a san francisco synagogue. fbi's search for a man who started firing shots and what we are learning about another investigation. >>> renewed calls for police reform after nichols' death in memphis. the meeting with president biden in washington and how some republicans are responding. let's take a

. >> from kpix 5, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs bay area. >> good evening.m sara donchey, and welcome to cbs bay area. president biden talked for 73 minutes tonight. he had a lot to say in the state of the union address. he talked about job growth, emerging from the pandemic and threats to our democracy. kevin mccarthy sat mostly expressionless behind the president. democrats cheer the president and a handful of republicans did the opposite. >> instead of making the wealthy pay their fair share, some republicans want medicare and social security to sunset. i am not saying it is a majority -- let me give you -- anybody who doubts it, contact my office and i will give you a copy of the proposal. >> got a little testy there! katie nielsen with how people in the bay area are reacting to the state of the union. katie? >> reporter: sarah, anybody who follows politics was watching the president tonight. we had a chance to talk with folks i watch party about the remarks. >> mr. speaker, the president of the united states! >> reporter: almost 100 people packed into m

you can watch the state of the union address live right here on kpix and streaming on cbs news bay arean us at 10:00 for bare politics. a full hour of state of the union analysis, and also perspectives from both sides of the political aisle, plus an in-depth look at how the issues discussed effect us right here in california. i can't talk today. meanwhile, amanda, we're following other top stories this morning, and looking at some new video in the newsroom. >>> a lot to get to. a homeowner in san ramon cleaning up a lot of damage after a run-in with a tesla. the tesla parked in a garage, slammed into the garage, and kept going, smacking into a refrigerator inside, and wiping out a kitchen island. fortunately, no one was in the kitchen at the time. a family friend tells us, the tesla was not on auto driving assist at the time, but kept going on its own. >> just pulling the car in the garage. somehow the car, he lost the control. the car was just going by itself, and just hit the wall, and went through the home. >> skid marks show where the tires kept spinning while the driver tried to sh

welcome back to the early edition on kpix 5 cbs bay area news. capital hill had the state of the union address with president joe biden. he laid out his administration's accomplishments , and press for bipartisan negotiations moving forward. we take a look at the key moments from the speech, and the republican response. >> reporter: after a busy night, president biden plans to take his message out on the road. over 48 hours, he will travel from madison, wisconsin, to tampa, florida, to shar a economy. >> the president of the united states. [ applause ] >> speaker, i don't want to ruin your reputation, but i look for to working with you. >> reporter: and he issued a plea for unity. he urged congress to help him finish the job on a number of key priorities , starting with the economy. the mech thanks to what you have all done, we are exporting american products and creating american jobs. we have more to do. here at home, inflation is coming down. >> reporter: as the parents of tyre nichols looked on, he called on lawmakers to pass police reform. s

. >> you can watch the state of the union address live right here on kpix and streaming on cbs news bay00 p.m. >>> join us tonight at 10:00 for bare politics. a full hour of perspectives from both sides of the political aisle, plus an in- depth look of how the issues discussed effects us here in california. >>> international aid is pouring into turkey and syria after a massive 7.5 earthquake hit the region early yesterday morning. 5,000 people are confirmed dead, but authorities are expecting it to rise. cbs's jared hill has the latest from new york. >> reporter: a brief moment of celebration in turkey. a survivor pulled from the rubble of one of countless buildings flattened as powerful earthquakes rocked the country's border with syria. the 7.8 magnitude quake followed by close to 200 aftershocks, one of those recorded as a 7.5, made searching through the shaky structures even more difficult. sitting outside of what was once his home, one survivor says he's holding out hope for his wife. my wife was trapped under me, he says. he doesn't think she'll make it out alive. in syria, crews

. >>> stay with cbs news bay area for continued news coverage throughout this newscast and throughout this storm. we are always on at kpix news.com. >>> a tv reporter in central florida is dead after being shot at the scene of another fatal shooting earlier in the day. that suspect you just saw it on the screen, a 19-year-old, is under arrest. deputies say he wounded a news photographer during the second shooting. in addition, a nine-year-old woman and the motive remains unclear. i would like to say that the whole news community is mourning this morning. >>> the man who attacked the husband of nancy pelosi is set for a trial date. he is shown hitting paul pelosi in the head with a hammer last september after he allegedly broke into the couple's home in san francisco. he has pled not guilty to all state and federal charges, including murder. >>> pete buttigieg is now in ohio. in this video behind me, you can see a local official pointing out train cars and explaining what occurred to secretary buddha charge. he will also meet with folks for the derailment. a southern full train derailed with chemicals on board. residence

on kpix, another shake up at opd, the mayor of oakland firing the police chief. we are live with details and newy explosion in san francisco's sun set district faces a judge. the latest on the case and what we have learned more about what set it all off. >>> as we celebrate black history month, we give you a look into the life of one bay area rapper. >>> with more frost advisories and freeze warnings, it is a struggle to wake up and head out. it's a chilly start but we have a gradual warm up. >>> if you are ready to head out early, so far, so good on freeways. we'll have a look at bay area bridges coming up. >>> fans may be crying foul over the new baseball plans. will a's be making a move out of oakland? >>> first, oakland's top cop has officially been fired by the mayor forcing a major shake up in leadership

kpix 5. we can collaborate, listen, and hang out. did you get it? >> i got you. >>> i will introduce you to young performers joining the chinese new year parade.portant life lessons they are learning along the way. >>> as thousands prepared to atte >>> from cbs bay area news, thi is the morning edition . >>> family and friends will say their final goodbyes by gathering to celebrate the li t. rend al sharpton will deliver the eulogy. he died three weeks ago after being brutally beaten by several memphis police officers. let's go live to bradley blackburn with how somber this day will be. >> reporter: we do expect many high-profile people to be in memphis for the service today. family members of george floyd and breonna taylor, and vice president kamala harris will join the family of tyre nichols to amplify the call for change >>> vice president molly harris will be among the thousands expected to attend the funeral of tyre nichols at the mississippi boulevard funeral. >> will not allow the way in which he died to define the totality of his life. >> reporter: last night, his family and civil rights leaders issued a call to action at the mason te