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how is it possible to fit all of this into the lens?ause we had to manage power and data and size of chip and that accessory connects to your mobile phone or the cloud, to access additional computing resources and information. it is very comfortable, fits to your eye and corrects your vision when you wear it. if you have a prescription, we build up a script into the lens. heart rate data, speed, and even with your eyes shut, you would able to see this because it is lit up and obviously the lens is sitting beneath your eyelid. it feels seriously a sci—fi. and there you have it, what to wear, to see and feel in the future. there, never taken that photo before. the thing about coming to las vegas straight after christmas is you eat lots of food followed by lots more food. and chris fox has decided that he is going to use technology to help knock him back into shape. this is what he has found. these three new apps are designed to help with your fitness goals using image recognition, machine learning and motion sensors. but are any of these

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len? >> reporter: that's right. that win on saturday versus the vikings was obviously a big football victory for the team and the coaches and the hard core football fans, but there are signs now that with that victory the team is crossing over into that realm of the casual or even the non-sports fan and even inspiring a lot of regional pride. once again bay area sports fans are getting swept up by a skilled and charismatic team on the rise, and they say it's a feeling like no other. how do you feel today? >> oh, i't words t explain. ey reca slateso every li >> it st ou minded le and peers, it's always night to come into the office and flash your colors. >> reporter: and there are signs that the 49ers' big win over the vikings is lifting the spirits of more than the hard core sports fans. this electronic billboard on highway 101 just one symbol of the growing regional pride. >> that uplifts me. i love sports and what it does for people. >> reporter: head coach kyle shanahan knows the feeling. >> sports are great, it

the man behind the lens is swedish dutch photographer hertz behind. he specializes in squirrels and. the behavior is smarts like humans also in jealousy. dominance loving funny it's they have so much different kind of expressions in their behavior yes very thin has been specializing in squirrels for about 6 years he built a small outdoor photo studio in front of his house in business garden in northern sweden. the photographer always tries out new motifs for his photo shoots to lure the animals he puts out peanuts and sunflower seeds which cleverly places in the side or on the objects. in mind what i want doesn't always. so i want to have that here and. so for that i need to hold the. subtle trials. now vision has to be fast and concentrate so he won't miss the right moment. he's lucky today. almost all squirrels are afraid to get in the shows it to feel comfortable down. that said that's a chance so it can mean taking days before the squalor scoring in the shows or decor in the shoes when i'm not there like this morning. between 6 and 14 squirrels vi

len? >> reporter: that's right fans stayed up late last night to celebrate the game and got up early to buy the gear. [ cheering ] >> reporter: the line to the 49ers team store at levi's stadium was loud and long. people waited 45 minutes just to get in, and they loaded up on the nfc championship shirts and caps at $39.99 each. >> i'm getting shirts for my husband, my father, my colleague, my father-in-law, and everyone. and i'm still shopping because i can't go without being a part of this memory! >> reporter: mary comes from a multigenerational 49ers family and is just sad her mom missed the celebration. >> i started crying like i know i love the team, but why am i crying? then i realized like mom, i could feel her. >> we did it, go niners! >> reporter: 49ers fans are still in party mode, celebrating the previous night's victory and a complete turn around from last year's 4 and 12 season. >> last year to this year, it's like a fairy tale. >> reporter: it's a marketing manager's dream. >>

len ramirez is live at levi unown to kickoff. inal len? >> reporter: veronica, a few people wouldn't have believed at the start of this season that the 49ers would be in this position right now. the home team, the favorite going into the nfc championship game with a super bowl on the line. as the 49ers go through warm ups and workouts in preparation for the nfc championship game, head coach kyle shanahan said he's preaching to the game to quote keep it real. >> that's what we have to deal with this sunday. >> reporter: but the atmosphere around the team right now is supercharged. there's the faithful, hungry for a championship. >> if you have been a niner faithful forever, you've ridden the wave with them from the 90s up until now, and so a faithful means that hey, you're with them through thick and thin and it feels great to win. >> reporter: and more media coverage than ever. check out the crowd around quarterback jimmy g's locker. >> what's it like being in the spotlight right now? >> i don't know, it's part of the gig, you know. comes

very influentialfigure, len mccluskey, within the labour movement.act his union has endorsed rebecca long—bailey all but mean she will make it onto the final ballot on joining sir keir starmer and lisa nandy. emily thornberry struggling to get enough support to make it onto the final ballot. still quite a long way to go in this leadership contest for the labour party, we will not know the eventual winner until the 11th of april. will not know the eventual winner until the 4th of april. thank you. families affected by the grenfell tower disaster have welcomed the resignation of an expert member of the inquiry panel, appointed by borisjohnson last month. the engineer, benita mehra, stood down after being linked to the charitable arm of the company which supplied the tower block's cladding. campaigners had been threatening to boycott the new phase of the inquiry, which begins this week. 72 people died in the fire injune 2017. abi smitton reports. engineer benita mehra was only appointed to the grenfell inquiry panel last month. since then, victims' fami

len ramirez kpix 5. >> you can wa ews around the clock on cbsn bay area. we carried the 49er press conference on the new streaming service. you can watch it on kpix.com or your favorite device. >>> still ahead, a new perspective on golden gate park. the proposed attraction is getting some pushback. >>> new commercial districts that will hopefully revitalize raided neighborhoods. >>> don't forget we are streaming now on cbsn bay area. every year under trump. and he's repeatedly tried to repeal obamacare. mike bloomberg will make sure everyone without health coverage can get it, and everyone who likes theirs, keep it. while capping fees to lower costs.ndage seven hundred thousand more people. what'dcosa you5% more on car insurance." i think we're gonna swap over to "over seventy-five years of savings and service." what, we're just gonna swap over? yep. pump the breaks on this, swap it over to that. pump the breaks, and, uh, swap over? that's right. instead of all this that i've already-? yeah. what are we gonna do with these? keep it at your desk, and save i

we heard from the united general secretary, len mccluskey, a very powerfulfigure general secretary, lenl figure within the labour movement, labour's largest financial backer, and on friday they officially endorsed rebecca long—bailey to be the successor to jeremy corbyn. she is seen in some circles as the continuity coffee candidate, they carry on coffee candidate, they carry on coffee candidate, but len mccluskey denied that was the case, saying she was very much her own thousand. — the carry on corbyn candidate. rebecca long— bailey is absolutely brilliant. she was brilliant on the day, very, very good. i think she is brave, courageous, her capabilities are beyond doubt, and i think she's the one that can actually unite the party and take a message to, not only our heartlands, which we need to win back, but to the rest of our nation. she's somebody who believes in lots of the radical policies that have been developed over the years, but she has something else as well. she wants to talk to the aspirational views of ordinary people. the backing of unite effectively means rebecca long—ba

soledad: the mandrel is looking at itself in your lens and has his hands over his mouth. joel: this was at a bushmeat market in equatorial guinea. the animal is chained to an old rusty car and liable to be made in stew that night. and so we brought black velvet along and made him immortal. he's probably seeing himself for the very first time in the reflection of my lens filter. so that's what you're seeing there. soledad: have there been successful efforts to rescue species? sometimes it feels like we are just on this path to doom and there's nothing to be done. joel: there is great hope. this is the best time ever to be in the confirmation -- the conservation and to save the planet. we can really move the needle. we can let people know what the needs are globally and address those. that is what it takes. soledad: what is lost when an animal goes extinct? what is the impact? joel:th way, how does it affect, to save them -- insects, they bring us one third of every bite of food we eat. why are we so concerned about the amazon? because rainforests cool the planet and also s

we are seeing some raindrops on the camera lens looking at the bay bridge toll plaza approach. it's really light showers kind of passing through the bay area. so it's not a huge storm system and you could see it here live on our storm tracker 4 radar. just exactly where the rain is falling some parts of the east a little bit of the peninsula passing through valais how but everyone is going to see it but just a little bit of an that too much yeah. >>you look at that sort of wonder is it going to be okay for a lot of these folks who might be flying out this weekend we're midway through the week down to sunny miami. because they spent all this money on these playing against we need to be able to get down to the super bowl effect will the good news is that. >>if anyone is catching flights tomorrow. it looks like all the rain as we advance the clock ahead here it's really going to be out of the bay area by like 8 o'clock look at that 10 o'clock it's going to start drying out. >>we're going to see a whole lot of sunshine around the bay area so flight should be totally fire and that's

lens with a little sheen. back to you. >>> 6:13 now. coming up, allegations by jeffrey epstein and why prosecutors believe a key figure is not cooperating. >>> plus stop that hot dog. you think what? we're going to tell you why deputies were trying to catch up with this iconic vehicle and the very frank warning they gave the driver. >>> plus coronavirus hits the markets really hard. but they're looking a little better today. we'll take a look at its effect when "today in the bay" continues. as mayor, mike bloomberg slashed carbon emissions as a leader in the fight against climate change, he helped shut down over half of the nation's coal plants, then led one of the biggest pollution reduction efforts in history. as president, he intends to reduce emissions by fifty percent within ten years. because if we want to stop climate change, we need to make a change. this is a fight-we can't afford to lose. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> it is 6:17. let's check out our temperature trend in the south

the man behind the lens is swedish dutch photographer. he specializes in squirrels. the behavior is not slike humans also on jealousy anger are. dominance loving funny it's they have so much different kind of expressions and behavior yes it's fantastic i think it's not never boring somehow. very thin has been specializing in squirrels for about 6 years. he built a small outdoor photo studio in front of his house in business garden in northern sweden. the photographer always tries out new motifs for his photo shoots to lure the animals he puts out peanuts and sunflower seeds which he cleverly places in beside or on the objects. in mind what i was. so i want to have here and. so for that need to hold. trials. now vision has to be fast and concentrate so he won't miss the right moment. he's lucky today. almost all squirrels are afraid to get in the shows it to feel comfortable there. that's a chance so it can mean taking days before the squalor scoring in the shows or decor in the shoes when i'm not there like this morning. between 6 and 14 squirrels visit him regularly

apa x fives len ramirez talked to the quarter best quarterback that moment that became a rallying cry for fans >> reporter: you have the players saying it and the fans are wearing it. in the 49ers team store come there are hundreds of jerseys and t-shirts but this one is special. >> i love the sa pateamand th energy a of the top sellers right now. >> i keep going over there to like see if i can make it work somehow like a pajama shirt but i want to be able to wear it out and not look like i'm wearing a dress. >> the saying came from jimmy g in the interview after the week 9 win over arizona. >> how does that feel? make it feels great, baby! >> reporter: i asked rob low about that at today's news conference. the feels great baby t-shirt is selling like hot cakes. how do you feel about it? >> i feel great about it, you know, it has blown up pretty quickly so i'm pretty happy about that. >> reporter: jimmy g's agent reportedly applied for 6 trademark applications for the same but for now, it belongs to the team and their exuberant fans. >> what was that like? >> it was awesome! it felt g

len ramirez joins us from highway 101. >> reporter: folks are out here definitely relieved by the news of this arrest, because for them driving the stretch of road you see behind me became scary after the series of projectile attacks. it is a case that has terrorized drivers from months including this woman who reported to chp that she was one of the victims. >> i thought they shot my car, it was scary. >> reporter: she did not want to be identified but was relieved by the news that the chp has arrested a suspect. >> i'm glad, i'm really happy. because, i traveled a quite a bit. >> reporter: highway patrol investigators arrested 52-year- old charles kenneth lafferty and booked him into jail on 10 pending felony counts of assault with a deadly weapon and 10 counts of throwing an object at a miracle motor vehicle. >> we think he used a slingshot as well as glad glass marbles. >> reporter: they are now checking whether or not he's connected to any more of the 69 confirmed cases. the attacks began last fall when drivers car windows were shattered as they passed through highway 101 and high

reporting live in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> a new center opened today to help those affected by the deadly shooting at the gilroy garlic festival. the gilroy strong resiliency center opened exactly 6 months after the july 28 attack. it'll provide counseling, trauma education and victim compensation. >> the rest of the world can forget, the community that was affected do not and grief does not obey timeline especially families with children the way children process trauma looks very different. >> reporter: the center will be open tuesday and thursday nights at the neon exchange. >>> new at 6, a tubbs fire survivor weeks away from moving back into her brand-new home. suffers another huge setback. a party house horror, dozens of teens partying caught on camera, trashing her house. don ford spoke to the homeowner. >> reporter: with the owners had locked up and left for the day's the security system indicates it was only five minutes later when vandals broke into the home. the house is still under construction for the devastating tubbs fire. when two women are seen approaching the

right now the lens is only in the research and development phase but developers hope the lens will cut reliance on screens. kenny, what do you think? >> i'll try it. it sounds pretty cool. >> reporter: yeah. it sounds cool but you're then even more attached to everything around you in terms of your social media, your text messages. like you never let it go. >> that is true. we will see if it really works out. but technology, wow, it's there. naomi ruchim joining us from new york, thank you. >> that freaks me out. >> i'll try anything. >>> 5:40 right now. still ahead on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> a small town with a big makeover. >> a new show focused on helping struggling towns across america spotlights a bay area community. coming up why residents say that winning this competition would boost their economy. >>> good monday morning to you. we are tracking our next weather system that will bring the return of wet weather for us. i'll let you know exactly when. i will show you futurecast coming up. >>> if you're hitting the roadways early, now is a good time to be on the fr

let's start with len ramirez. with fans trying to get their hands on 9ers gear and anything resembling a super bowl ticket. >> there's a l of s fans to get. theybeen coming in here to the team store. the store has been swamped all day. it's still very busy. we've got a family here. her grandma amina. looks like you have a sherman jersey. tell me about that. >> richard sherman, this is my favorite player. he's the uncle of the team. he's the soul in the godfather of the 49ers. >> any predictions for the super bowl? >> 49ers all the way. >> they've got all the gear here. this store has you covered head to toe. if it's super bowl tickets you want, you can't get them here, but people are looking. [ applause ] >> reporter: the line to the 49ers team store was loud and long. people waited 45 minutes just to get in. this group has its sights set on something not in the store. super bowl tickets. >> you guys going to miami? you have tickets already? >> yes, sir. not the game tickets. we're going to buy them once we get ov

. >> we're just starting to see the rain drops hit the lens here as we look outside in downtown san jose. we're going to see temperatures with rain for the next few hours but clearing out today. we'll talk more about this and the weekend forecast up next. >>> and here is more of the rain hitting our lens for the camera and your car if you'rerichond t. you have to slow down, allow yourself more time to respond on slicker roads but first nbc bay area responds. >> reporter: door-to-door salespeople are a convincing bunch, but you don't have to keep whatever it is they convince to you buy. whenever you spend more than $25 on your doorstep, the federal trade commission says you get three days to request a full refund. you don't have to give a reason. you just have to cancel within the first three days. then you're supposed to get your money back within ten days. do you have a consumer complaint? let us know. nbcbayarea.com/responds. ♪ a cat cafe sounded better in my head. ♪ ♪ next time i'll go to jack, at least then i'll get fed. ♪ head to jack in the box and experience the joy of missing out

reporting live in santa clara, len ramirez. >> we love showing off your photos. these ladies are all smiles, and we hope they will be smiling after the game. other fans are showing off their winning spirit. we want to see you in your best niners gear. we will be airing a special on the 49ers ahead of the nfc ch 4 from levi tomorrow at 730. >>> a giant milestone for major league baseball. san francisco just hired the league's first full-time female coach. 29-year-old tran41 will be an assistant on gabe kapler's staff. the former sacrament estate stop a player has a masters degree in sports management. she is been with the giants since 2014, starting as an intern. >>> house speaker nancy pelosi slamming facebook. coming up, what sparked her rent against the social network site. >>> a milestone that has only been accomplished four times in history. a bay area tech company just reached it. >>> coming up, 49ers playoff coverage continues. the bay area roots of one star player. america isn't just sick of donald trump, america's getting sicker. there are one million mor

len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> oakland kicked off a new campaign to reduce illegal dumping. program is called oaktown proud and will include a student ambassador program young oakland residents inform individuals about the need to dispose of trash. a new team of civilian investigators to contact suppose it dumpers and encourage them to use services in a city cleanup crew that will pick up any illegal dumping. >>> look interstate 880 from earlier today. soda springs, earlier change when snow tires were required. brian hackney can tell us more about that on the way. >> we have more snow, winter storm warnings posted for thursday. did not get any snow today but they will be up to four feet of this neck system coming in. you know we are getting a pretty good deal down below. which we will, but tonight it is mostly dried up. as you can see a few low clouds over the bay area. as we look at the ocean beyond. the pacific want to be anything but peaceful at the time we come to thursday morning. rain over the last 24 hours about a third of an inch. san francisco about the same, santa

low riding will continue and it will never die. >> reporter: in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >> end of an era. >>> darren peck in the weather center. you're tracking some rain. >> yes. not a lot but there are three separate opportunities for light rain. let's get into this. if you took a look at the top of the sales force tower way out to the west, you wouldn't see a thing. no clouds out there. hope you got out and enjoyed all that blue sky we had and temperatures in the low 60s. that was today. here's the rest of the week. first storm is out here. second storm is out here. third one for saturday hadn't even developed yet. we're going to take a look at these in order. here comes the first one. i didn't see that one for thursday. here's the one that gets here for thursday. the first one is tomorrow. by the time we get into saturday, the third one gets here. the theme is it's every other day. tuesday, thursday, saturday. and if we take a look at the first o tuesdaytorm, thistartby theime weetne, t intohe the late afternoon. 5:00. a little bit of light rain just now working its way int

reporting live in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. >> first things first. we will have continuing coverage leading up to the super bowl. and michelle griego are heading to miami tobring all the excitement, live reports are starting tomorrow. >>> some new numbers on the coronavirus. the death toll from the outbreak has now risen to 41 people. this as another case has been confirmed here in the u.s. the cdc is saying it is a woman in chicago. there are now 63 cases under investigation here in 22 states. the concern is growing as china marks a subdued lunar new year. andria borba live in san francisco with how lunar new year celebrations here at home are being impacted. >> reporter: lunar new year celebrations have already kicked off here in san francisco. i don't know if you can see the haze in the air that is not from the fog, that is from firecrackers that have been going off in chinatown for the last two hours. lunar new year is always considered one of the largest mass migrations in the world that happens every single year. of course, new concerns this ye

in santa clara, len ramirez, kpix 5. >>> and it's a very busy week before the big game. here is the schedule. the team is off today and tomorrow. wednesday, thursday, and friday they'll have practice. media day is wednesday. they'll hear from the coach, jimmy g, and nick bossa, then sunday is the game. >>> tonight police made an arrest in a pair of break ins at convenience stores in pittsburgh. in one of the break ins a suspect was caught on video climbing the door and breaking the window to get in. both crimes happened back in september. the suspect was identified as gregory scott. >>> police need your help identifying a group of men wanted for breaking into a home. they ran off when the homeowner shouted at them. they could also be connected in a burglarly shortly after. >>> secretary of state in the bay area tonight talking about the economy and international tension. and kpix 5's andria borba says that brought out some protesters. she's live in san francisco with that. >> reporter: we had 2 distinct talks from the secretary of state. one here at the common wealth clu

we don't often see great tubman in the lens of a disability or having a disability. she did. she would struggle with really what would be a neurological condition after being hit with this white in the head. the rest of her live. she often slipped in and out of narcolepsy transits, a sort of slipping spells. for those of you have seen the film, harriet is sort of a featured in the film and the passage she would fall asleep that went out warning. and people learned her family and friends learned that they had simply wait for her to browse. and eventually she would. and so imagine, she lived with us for the entirety of her live. thus remember tubman lives for almost 91 years. so this was sort of an impediment, and physical impediment she live with but it also brought about something else. the blow to her soul brought about vision and dreams in a tool that tubman would later on argue and comment upon and see that this was literally a gift from we've god. that these visions would allow her to leave herself out of slavery as well as many others. uber the years era meant and began

. >> reporter: len ramirez caught up with a fan group called for a late empire after the nfc championship win. they have an season-ticket opened. they were hoping to get a lottery for super bowl tickets but weren't so lucky. still, they are determined. and now? >> i woke up this morning it had not been able to get the smile off my face. i'm on my way to miami to watch the niners play in the super bowl. best thing in the world, next to my wife for letting me come. >> the ticket face value is 3300. six ro khanna section 122, and is a really good seat. it is not what i paid. it was a little bit more than the $3300. but, we are there, i'm a diehard niner fan to the bone. lifelong. >> reporter: got a free box. there are 20 people in the group and will have a good luck charm with them. the stuffed toy named napple which is short for niner pineapple, autographed by dre greenlaw, it has been to every game with them. >> ready for the super bowl? >> yeah! >>> next up, miami. staffers who work in the 49ers front office cheered as they boarded their flight to south florida today. they are hoping they

. >> len, let's talk about the ticket situation for a moment. what are we hearing about tickets being resold for tomorrow's big game? >> reporter: obviously there are always tickets available on the aftermarket, and what we're hearing now is that stub hub, their lowest price ticket is about 200 bucks. basically if you have the money, you can probably get into the game. >> that's normally the case. len, thank you. >> and if you're lucky enough to the game, here's planning information. the parking lots open at 9:30 a.m. the stadium gates open at 11:30 ahead of kickoff at 1:35. the advice is always to take public transportation. >>> a live look toward santa clara and the stadium in the background right now. some rain in the forecast. let's get you over to darren peck. he's got the latest on game time weather. darren? >> right to the details on the game, veronica. saturday, partly cloudy and cool. no rain. but there will be some rain on saturday. even if it doesn't rain on the game, it's going to be a close call if you want to get out there for tail

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kpix 5 len ramirez was at a big one in san jose tonight. >> 49ers fans are celebrating tonight as nfc champions. they're one win away from yet another lombardi trophy. as the final moments of the game ticked away, 49ers fans began their celebration. >> we going to the super bowl. >> i'm happy. go 9ers. we're number one. >> i mean, it's been a buildup. also worried because the packers are good, but i feel like garoppolo been doing his thing, so i knew it in the bag. that's what i knew. >> reporter: it was practically all 49ers from the 1st quarter on. >> it's a really awesome always been an awesome feeling. they've always been the best, right? >> reporter: the bar in downtown san jose was packed with fans of all ages. >> it's been great. it's been our first time coming to a watch party. we thought it would be fun to hang out with fellow 9er fans. so far so good. we're having a good time. >> reporter: with score after score coming for the 49ers, it's not just a good time but maybe the verge of the best of times. >> operation miami. that's what it's all about right now. >> reporter: in s