he joins us from palm springs, california.and he joins us now. >> reporter: another sign the presidential campaign is under way, i will be on the stage with three of the most talked-about likely presidential candidates, ted cruz, marco rubio, and rand paul. this is the first time we've seen something like this in this cycle. and the first time the koch brothers have allowed tv cameras into their events. >> this comes after a packed week in a presidential campaign. you just came back from iowa. who really made an impression? >> reporter: well, there was about 12 candidates potentially. but the real breakthroughs -- scott walker and ted cruz was there. and chris christie told me he certainly believes he can win in iowa. >> thank you. >>> now to a seasonal danger, house fires. every winter, an average of 905 people die in them. and just in the past week alone, almost 1,000 people have been left homeless. kendis gibson has the story. >> reporter: gone in a matter of minutes. a fire quickly destroying two homes. firefighters battli

host: kevin has a question in palm springs california am independent line.aller: as a fan of brian lamb, i want to ask a brian lamb-style question. dr. carson we never hear about your personal life, your family your kids and all of that. the obama's are proud and have always been out front with their family. you must commend him for his fine family style, i would imagine. as your style, i notice you are trying to parent america. i'm interested to know about your parenting style. i would also like to know about your religion. your seventh-day adventist. will you be taking saturdays off as president of the united states? that is really a slight to god for you to be working on a saturday, so i would like an honest answer on that. guest: ok, you will do what needs to be done on any day of the week. as a surgeon, there were many instances where somebody had a life-threatening situation on saturday and i would deal with it. so you do what needs to be done. but you always give honor to god. as far as my family is concerned, i have three sons. my oldest son murray,

and a meeting in palm springs, california. the koch brothers. give a lot of money to candidates. rand paul libertarian and marco rubio from florida out there as well. ted cruz double dipping in iowa and there. interesting to show these guys are trying to go the financial stream. koch brothers very important in presidential politics. >> the koch brothers usually go rds the far right? >> depends in what race but usually a lot of money on a lot of different cand the tea party? >> one republic operative says like the casino. house also wins. a lot of bets on a lot of horses. one will come through at the end of the day. >> the more liberal, if you call it that republican side of the party? >> the establishment wing would probably be mitt romney and jeb bush right now. >> they wouldn't want to be associated with the kochs? >> well they would -- it's a necessary thing for them to do at the end of the day. hard to go against the kochs. you need their funds. they have a lot of power on airwaves. >> you'll be real busy? >> a fun thing to watch. i'm enjoying it. >> it's the weekend, luke. >

>> joining us from palm springs california is fox news contributor and here in washington dc, syndicatedadio talk show host. richard, starting with reverend al, larry whacks sharpton. does this have an extra sting coming from an african-american? >> not at all. it is flattering to be depicted and betrayed it mean you are doing something right. for wilmore the goal of the slow is to get ratings and to show he has a dominance in late night television and going after your own is a great way to do it. this was funny and i am sure the reverend laughed. >> he has to get laughs but wilmore made a serious point about sharpton jumping into every racial controversy most recently the oscar nomination. >> look, one of the things that the "washington post" did this week is the "washington post" said in this question-and-answer with larry, that larry was going to go after really people who were politically incorrect the biggestfullies is the show "politically incorrect," and i think he is going after low-hanging fruit. this is not something that is too risky. however, it has been risky positive "satur

. >> woodruff: then, on sunday focus shifted west to palm springs, california.ors marco rubio, rand paul, and ted cruz participated in a forum before some 400 potential donors at the winter meeting of freedom partners, a conservative group aligned with the billionaire koch brothers. joining us now to talk about it all are amy walter of "the cook political report" and nia-malika henderson of "the washington post." it's great to see you both again. >> good to be here. >> woodruff: what stands out to you about these early events, amy? >> the fact that they are so early right? we are 500-some days away and we had a lot of candidates in iowa and a lot of press in iievment there were over 200 credentialed reporters trying to size up these candidates. but they are all trying out for different types of audiences. voters but also donors. that's the voters in iowa the donors in california, of course, but then more generally the national media. a lot of folks aren't now hold names and they're trying to break out and show they have the stuff to be a serious candidate. >> wo

that is happening in palm springs, california. ted cruz, marco rubio, and rand paul are scheduled to attend. the form is being moderated i john carl -- by john carl and will be made available online. the koch brothers have been a big part of the debate over campaign finance, drawing criticism from some democrats over their influence. today's event is a shift in approach from the brothers' previous seminars by making it accessible online. another potential candidate who we heard from is florida governor jeb bush. he spoke to the national automobile dealers association in san francisco. he spoke about energy security and foreign-policy. this is an hour. [applause] >> thank you. thank you so much for that great introduction. it is a joy to be here. since i've been here, a lot of the members have asked me about how my family is doing. i thought i would give you a quick update. my mom and dad are doing well. my dad is 90. mom is 89. they just celebrated their 70th wedding anniversary. [applause] i told my mom that they will be the long

out in palm springs, california the koch brothers bringing together some of the biggest donors startingntroduce them to some of the potential presidential candidates. they have got a trio of senators there, rand paul ted cruz marco rubio tomorrow night will be on stage in a forum there. and listen this is a clear signal the koch brothers put their money behind framing elections, now they are trying to play a little more of an active role in helping the party sort of find its way. >> david, chaunk from des moines. got to take a quick break. when we come back this other republican gathering, this one, top secret oiled by big money and full of questions about who is not on the invitation list. plus american sniper new questions about the navy s.e.a.l. at the heart of the story story. i'll talk to the man that helped write the book that became a hit movie. >> you have some sort of savior complex. >> i want to get the bad guys. if i can't see them i can't shoot them. mayo? corn dogs? you are so outta here! aah! [ female announcer ] the complete balanced nutrition of great-tasting ensure. 24

. >> they are out in palm springs, california p coke brothers are bringing together some of their biggest donors this-in their network and starting to introduce them to some potential presidential candidates. they've got a trio of senators there, rand paul ted cruz marco rubio. tomorrow night will be on stage in a forum there. and, listen this is a clear signal. the coke brothers have put their money behind sort of framing elections in the last couple cycles. now they're trying to play a little more of an active role in helping the party sort of find its way to its nominee. >> david, thank you from des moines. >>> quick break, but when we come back this other republican gathering, top-secret oiled by bill money and full of questions about who is not on the invitation list. >>> plus "american sniper," new questions about the navy s.e.a.l. at the heart of the story. i'll talk to the man who helped write the book that became a hit movie. >> got some sort of savior complex? >> all these guy, they know your name. when the flu hits, it's a really big deal. the aches. the chills. the fever. an e

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host: kevin has a question in palm springs california am independent line. caller: as a fan of brian lamb, i want to ask a brian lamb-style question. dr. carson we never hear about your personal life, your family your kids and all of that. the obama's are proud and have always been out front with their family. you must commend him for his fine family style, i would imagine. as your style, i notice you are trying to parent america. i'm interested to know about your parenting style. i would also like to know about your religion. your seventh-day adventist. will you be taking saturdays off as president of the united states? that is really a slight to god for you to be working on a saturday, so i would like an honest answer on that. guest: ok, you will do what needs to be done on any day of the week. as a surgeon, there were many instances where somebody had a life-threatening situation on saturday and i would deal with it. so you do what needs to be done. but you always give honor to god. as far as my family is concerned, i have three sons. my oldest son murray

running for the presidency or even thinking about it making a stop at their winter retreat in palm springs in california. >> and nbc news has confirmed that marco rubio is taking steps toward 2016 and he's hired a new finance director. he has planned early state visits next month, skipping the votes to visit next month in california. will he or won't he? >> as things develop in the news, the idea of his candidacy becomes more remote. look at it this way. he was one of the architects of the bipartisan immigration plan that the senate put together and that was supposed to be his signature issue and that fell apart and he distanced himself and in his book i think maybe it is on five pages. his other signature issue was cuba and then with the president's announcement of the new cuban policy he is on the opposite side even cuban-americans. so i think it will be hard to make the statement that he is still relevant and can compete against the donors of likely jeb bush but this is his chance. he will make the most of it. >> and we didn't get a chance to talk about romney and bush and the secret meeting we talke

up all the key stone business to accommodate a conference scheduled for this weekend in palm springs, california that's affiliated with the billionaire conservatives, charles and david koch. back to your calls on "american sniper." pennsylvania, independent line. caller: yes, i do not think -- i do not think i would see the movie because the man who was the sniper, i think he came back and he was very, very hard about his job. he did what he had to do for his country, but that is want the man i have seen when i looked at him. and the problem we have with our veterans coming back they cannot find jobs. they feel useless. they're used overseas to build roads, to build bridges, and they come back to this country and they have nothing to do. we think that when you do gardening, it helps the psyche and it help you feel better. if these men come back to jobs rebuilding america, rebuilding roads and infrastructure, they are going to feel useful, and i have a feeling it will come down -- cut down on all the stress and suicides we have. we have to take care of them when they get back. we have enough work

california. el domingo en palm springs participara en una mesa redonda por invitaciÓn de los influyentes donantes ambos con ambiciones presidenciales. ademÁs de california, rubio viajarÁ en febrero a texas ir a illinois seguirÁ un viaje ademÁs para promover su nuevo libro en estados cruciales, iowa, carolina del sur, florida y nevada. para el mes prÓximo senador rubio cuenta con una directora de finanzas. ella viene del conocido grupo conservador lo ayudarÁ a conseguir los fondos necesarios para la campaÑa, el esfuerzo serÁ multimillonario. hay expertos han dicho que competirÁ por contribuciones de los mismos donantes que jeb bush. >> justo cuando mayor vigilancia existe en los aeropuertos del paÍs mÁs gente viaja con armas. hoy se conociÓ un informe del gobierno que revela una cifra rÉcords de armas decomisadas que los pasajeros llevan en sus equipajes de mano. pedro rojas nos dice en quÉ aeropuertos han producido mÁs decomisos. >> quÉ tan seguro es el transporte aÉreo en el paÍs? el departamento de seguridad nacional revelÓ una alarmante repunte de 22% el descubrimiento de armas de fuego en mal

california. l.a. palm springs and light rain tomorrow northern california unfortunately missed out on the rain.once again. 57 the high. 62 in san jose. 58 in oakland. accu-weather 7 day forecast spare the air on sunday. it's sunny. on monday. tuesday the winds pick up help clear atmosphere out improving air quality in the next saturday next chance for some showers. >> that is good news. >> yes thank you crew. >> over to rick now another look at sports. >> i'm thinking the superbowl. seattle and new england. >> interesting. >> heard it here first. >> so far. >> write that down. hold you to it. >> microphone is off. >> i heard you. >> we heard you. >> if you are trying to get out of it. >> coming in sports. recap today nfl play off gyms and oregon has been ruled ineligible for monday national ring ring! progresso! i can't believe i'm eating bacon and rich creamy cheese before my sister's wedding well it's only 100 calories, so you'll be ready for that dress uh-huh... you don't love the dress? i love my sister... 40 flavors. 100 calories or less. you say avocado old el paso says... zesty chicken a

california. take a look. it is a split between two systems. the system moving from the south bring clouds to l.a. palm springs, san diego. ia we'll escape the cloud cover. mostly sunny skies. 59 for fresno tomorrow afternoon. in the bay area we'll see morning fog. otherwise ample amounts of sunshine in the afternoon. temperature wooids five to ten degrees above normal. not feeling like january. 64 in fran 63 in vallejo. 65 the high in san jose tomorrow. and koefr dale warm and mild with a high of 71 by the afternoon. accuweather seven-day forecast tomorrow a.m. fog, p.m. sunshine. on friday mild temperatures, sunshine. and temperatures stay above average even through wednesday of next week. >> thank you drew. >> maybe after the super bowl you will tinl finally be able to shut this marshawn lynch up. >> but he doesn't stop talking. he is talking about nothing, lumbar re. >> it's not that he doesn't speak. it's that he is a tad repetitive a. little bit. marshawn changed his clothing today. the theme though very much the same. and he may still get what's that thing? i moved our old security system out here to see if it could

officials say they discovered the body in the pond at the desert springs motel in palm desert california yesterday. family members confirm it was his body. the coroner will work to find the cause of death. >>> we're following several crashes affecting the morning commute. >> including this tractor-trailer crash on the new jersey turnpike. details coming up. >> breaking right now we have two big accidents in two separate states, above them are jamming up the morning commute. take a live look chopper 6hd over the schuylkill expressway. that car landed on top of the other car in the wreck on the schuylkill expressway. >> an suv slams into a house overnight and the driver is nowhere to be found. >> a student fell 8 stories to her death out a center city window landing on a pedestrian below we're live with the investigation into the case. >>> good morning 6:30, january 16. matt o'donnell is off, eva pilgrim joins us. let's go over to karen rogers, karen it's been a terrible morning on some of the major highways. him. >> reporter: this is the schuylkill expressway westbound at montgomery drive

california in droves. last week, half dozen potential candidates paraded before a wealthy group in palm springs. month, chris christie will speak at the california state convention. is blue california going purple? larry gursten is here. let's take a look at that color chart. talk to us about why so many gop visits so early in the season? >> it seems early. but, guess what? this is the primary season. already, it is the primary season. it is not the time where people vote for people. fort last six months, potential presidential candidates have been crossing the country. that's the time they test their popularity before well-known politicians and editorial boards. they are trying to gauge whether they have a reasonable shot at securing the republican nomination. the first contests are, yes, a year away. for now, most observers, they believe that hillary clinton is going to seek the presidency and that's led most potential democratic candidates to sit on the sidelines for the moment. >>> golden state voters have made it clear, this is not a swing state. california has a history of supporting the d

california northern section of california, chico sacramento, showers on the docket southern california l.a. 75 palm springfriday. moving into the bay area fog early on tomorrow morning. perhaps chance of sprinkle in the north bay by the afternoon. 61 in clear land. 61 san francisco. 64 oakland. 64 san jose. accu-weather 7 day forecast. weekend guy looking nice. partly cloudy on saturday. chance of sprinkle on sunday. hotel dion monday is looking good. lots of sunshine and mild. >> that's drew. >> sure. >> sports now with larry. >> we have the new man at the top of the totem pole. >> interesting. after today a little shakey but niners introduced the new leader jim tom anti-har but. first >> coming up tonight at 11:00. search on for the who stole a high tech drone from local city agency but tonight many people want to know what the agency is doing with that drone in the first place. >> and miracle on highway 24. the special delivery on the side of the road. >> join us for those stories and more coming is. >> new gym in charge. >> yes you are right. no short among of things to talk about with the 49ers. >> t

. >> so the koch brothers convergence will take place in california in palm springs at an exclusive areacular presidential candidates. recently, rand paul went to visit the wichita headquarters of the koch brothers. senator ernst calling for elimination of the epa and the department of education. she told a very different story last night and in an eloquent state of the union address talked about her own very humble beginnings. ralph nader, your response and the power of the koch brothers in the new republican majority and what you think needs to be done? >> first of all, there should be a state legislature that asks the koch brothers to come and testify an answer questions. congress should have a congressional hearing on this. the republicans are in control. nobody ever does anything more than expose the koch brothers. well, put them in the public light and cross examine them. my favorite approach is that every major corporation does business with the federal government, and the federal government should simply say that if you want contracts with uncle sam, you cannot give money to poli

palm springs. next month, new jersey governor chris christie will speak at the california republican convention. larry gersten says we're in the height of what is known as the invisible primary where leaders test their popularity with potential financial backers. >> a lot of money in california. it's the state that gives the most money to presidential candidates, has for many many years. they come here even if they can't win the state, republicans in particular, to get that money to spend elsewhere. second factor 55 electoral votes. that's 20% of the vote it takes to win the presidency are right here. >> well democrats are ordinarily very active during the invisible primary as well but this year gerston says presidential contenders are sitting on the sideline to see if hillary clinton takes the bid for the white house and that would change everything. >>> a growing debate over a hollywood film that's been recently released and doing very well at the box office. "american sniper" follows the life of real-life navy s.e.a.l. chris kyle. it has people taking shots at each other online. the country's

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california. police say he left his home yesterday morning to visit his brother in palm desert near palm springs. he called his brother at 8:30 p.m. last night after reaching palm desert. he said he was lost and then the phone went dead. he hasn't been seen or heard from since despite a land and air search by the sheriff's department. authorities say he is at risk because he is suspected of having dementia. >> reporter: if you haven't got a flu shot you might want to think again. it reached epidemic levels in the united states and killed a dozen children. the report on the rise in cases and what you can do to protect yourself. >> reporter: this year's flu season is a nasty one. the cd "y" reporting -- cd "y" -- centers for disease control and prevention reported widespread cases in 36 states. every state will likely have flu cases within the next few weeks. 15 children died this season and more deaths are likely. officials say that is why they are treating it as a bigger public health threat than the ebola virus. >> for many people it is a cause of hospitalization and deaths. >> the rise is so dr

republican primary is starting right now, consider also this weekend in california, it is the koch brother's donors summit in palm springs. they will allow a weapon stream of their events. what they're going to stream will be a panel featuring marco rubio, ted cruz, and paul rand. it will be moderated by jonathan karl. they're touting this as the first republican candidates forum of the 2016 presidential race. that is this weekend. in addition to that a 1250 seat venue is sold out, there is a 1,000 seat waiting list. it is called the iowa freedom summit hosted by the very well known anti-immigration republican steve king. steve king used to be thought as of the very far right fringe of the republican party, but his event tonight has attracted no fewer than 10 likely presidential candidates. everyone said the 2012 republican primaries were sort of -- in terms of republican primaries putting fringy conservatism on display. everyone thought they hit that and they were moving away. turns out 2016 will be the same thing but maybe even better. joining us now from steve king fest is kacie hunt. i will not have you talk about bo

. >>> scott walker left iowa went to california to attend the koch's semiannual retreat in palm springs. they go way back. koch industries is one of the biggest contributors to walker's election campaign for governor. ex-he can ex-he can u executors have worked behind the scenes to encourage a union showdown. >> i'll talk if they want to yell at me for an hour i'm used to that. >> i have one in my office. i have a slugger with my name on it. >> there's been an investigation which is now stalled as to whether there was illegal coordination between the political groups including one funded by the kochs and governor walker's election campaign. having the kochs in your camp is a big deal because they're planning to spend close to $1 billion in the race. not quite a billion, $889 million to be precise, it's an unprecedented amount for a single donor network, way above the combined $657 million spent by the republican national committee and the parties in 2012. think about that for a second these two men are positioning themselves to effectively supersede the republican party in the next pres

california. we see probably record high at few spots. l.a. 73 palm springs 75. sacramento up to 70 and fresno toasty and $1 million at 63 degrees. for january standard. high for the sunday or saturday here in the bay area. mild temperature likely new record in oakland and 69 san jose napa 74. look at the superbowl forecast and phoenix lacking great plenty of sunshine out there. see temperatures starting off in the 60's dropping into the 50's. soooo here's quick lo at the 7 day forecast. nice weaned on the way then we track the next chance of rain coming on friday. >> all right. >> look forward to that. getting food delivered or finding good take out on superbowl sunday can be super difficult. but it can be done if you know one secret. tonight 7 on your side michael finy reveals it. >> superbowl and pizza uses seem to go together. but it's not always a match made in heaven. >> on superbowl day it's really hard to get that pizza delivered. usually there's a big crush of people ordering all at the same time. >> exact limit everyone come up with the same great idea

the top of us today and they make their way down into southern california with temperatures in the mid-and upper 60's and 72 in palm springsr around fresno because of the fog and 62 and 53 in yosemite and 48 in lake tahoe and the seven-day forecast shows high clouds and temperatures are warmer than the 43-degree high topping out on thursday at 64 and leyla gulen? >> no chains are required right now. i will talk about the golden gate bridge that is re-opening in a little bit but first i want to get to a new crash involving up to six vehicles northbound 23 at mission boulevard causing heavy backups away from 580. the lay is stretching through castro valley from tracy to veto valley looking good and 280 through daly city interest san francisco, still, under ten minutes. >>> you will love this story a sharp aread nine-year-old in colorado is praised after solving the case of her own stolen christmas gift. >> show solved her own case but solved other cold burglary cases. she was riding her bicycle through the rv park where she lives and she spotted something familiar her pink noon -- moon chair was stolen after christmas. she s

bakersfield and even in the deltsa around partsville, and palm springs looking at light rain all wait down to san diego. this will impact southern californiare in between two systems. san francisco 51. still delays there of 39 minutes. 36 san jose. the delays have been lifted. 54 on the coast. and look at emeryville. 46 in napa. 50 by the delta. and river more and concord in the upper 40s. so couldn't even see this building about 5 minutes ago. hazy skies on the way today. probably the next hour to two hours maximum. a little bit of morning fog tomorrow and then milder temperatures throughout the week. the next chance of rain comes our way coming together late friday into saturday. sfo, you see the air there not looking good from the north bay. but the forecast for the next couple of days looks a little better. there's a system to the north of us that will dive down behind this exiting suggests earn california system. as it pushes through, it will bring light snow to the mountains but, more importantly high pressure builds in that could bring just enough wind to mix things out a little bit. another look at the rainy conditions in the south

california. it happened friday afternoon at the twentynines military base near palm springs. marines were on board during training operation when the helicopter went down, both were killed. their identities have not yet been released. >>> legendary hall fof famer ernie banks known as mr. cub for his 19-year career with the chicago cubs has died. banks known for his jovial personality is one of the most beloved players in the sport. he smacked 512 home runs during his career with the cubs, all of them with the cubs. his famous catchphrase, it's a great day for baseball, is played too, a reference to a doubleheader which has almost gone extinct. those words are outside on the statue outside wrigley field on the north side of chicago. ernie banks was 83 years of age, would have been 84 next week. >>> and a florida woman is in serious condition after being attacked by a caged bear at an animal sanctuary. wildlife officials say the woman walked over to the bear enclosure with the owner and used food to entice the bear to come over. officials say when the owner walked away, the wom

california. by chance you are heading down to los angeles or san diego or palm springs and las vegas into phoenix we have pretty good rain down there. not here. coast and bay fog. even inland fog. cool to cold. there are some 30s. it will be sunny. cool to mild to warm. a little bit more fog on the coast mean there is are 50s and 60s. some of the fog in the valley. some right on the coast. 30s and 40s and 50s. 39 fairfield. 50s san francisco, sfo, san jose. low 40s livermore at 41. 39 sebastopol. petaluma foggy conditions there. cloud cover to the south just not here. rain down in arizona. it should be gone by sunday. morning fog and then sunny. fog will lift and burn back to the coast and then it will be nice. 50s and 60s by the water. sal, friday light? >> yeah in some areas. and the fog you mentioned chp is asking drivers to be very careful in san jose. particularly on 280. >> we had super foggy conditions san jose yesterday. so i'm not surprised. >> and we are also going to watch the flights to see if they are effected as they come into san jose international airport. let's take a look at a p

california. by chance you are heading down to los angeles or san diego or palm springs and las vegas into phoenixain down there.

southern california with the storm system approaching from the south will see some light showers around palm springsom sunshine to high clouds in the afternoon. and we are dry for monday. 66 is the high in san francisco. 68 in oakland and up to 71 in san jose. accu-weather seven-day forecast shows you the showers, light arrives and then out of here by tuesday afternoon. wednesday cloudy and thursday and friday it is sunny and then back to spring-like warmth on saturday and sunday. >> hoping for the showers on tuesday. >>> turning it over to sports and lots to talk about. >> a little super bowl high. super bowl xlvi has officially begun for the seahawks. they arrived in arizona and the patriots arrive tomorrow. pete crairl and russell release a devastating avalanche of taste on your tongue. bury yourself in the flavor full of sweet icing and filling. call off the hounds! rescue is unnecessary. pillsbury toaster strudel, the snow day of breakfasts. (humming) oh yeah. (humming) they're magically delicious. ha! very funny, kyle. >>> well, i remember is it well. we flew to super bowl and it hits you that

california. los angeles to san diego and palm springs. associated with a low. what's here is fog. you can see.bination is kind of sneaking around. there's fog. some of that can reduce visibility. san jose is in on that. others, the last time i check, livermore said clear. half moon bay, 54. santa rosa, 37. 48 palo alto. 41 woodside. that 45 menlo. that must be fog around for palo to be that warm. foster city 46. water temps are -- for this time of year warm. bodega bay, 5. incredible. nothing to do with el nino. it's been stuck there for the longest time. there is a low coming down over us. a little spin in the atmosphere. i should have shown you that but i didn't. that's enhanced the fog a little bit. once that goes through and the other upper low goes through, it will be rain, l.a. to phoenix today, tomorrow and decreasing on sunday. for us, we'll get a north- northeast breeze starting tonight into tomorrow. i don't see any rain. the trend -- i said sh yesterday, the trend has been your friend. the one forecast model has been really, really good. it has a dome of high pressure. it's been rig

california tomorrow, it will be sunny and dry. mild down south with highs of 79 in los angeles 77 in palm springs. pretty wide range of high temperatures tomorrow from mid 60s right around the bay, it's relatively mild, to near record warmth in the south bay. morgan hill a high of 70 tomorrow. we expect 72 at gilroy tomorrow which would be a record for tomorrow's date. so we won't have near record warmth across the board, but in parts of the santa clara valley may see a couple records tomorrow. larry and ama? >> thank you, spencer. >>> still ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00, more from the consumer electronics show in las vegas. how selfies may soon be protecting your sensitive information. >>> and who knew a simple hug could cause so much controversy. the response today from new jersey's chris christie after embracing cowboys owner jerry jones. >>> i'm 7 on your side's michael finney. is a bill collector allowed to call one of your relatives in an effort to get you to pay up? i will answer that and other consumer questions ring ring!... progresso! it's ok that your soup tastes like my homemade. it's ou

back here in california, showers around eureka chico 63 degrees tomorrow. 62 the high in fresno. l.a. nice and toasty at 73 degrees. palm springsn the bay area, we talk about the sprinkles in the north bay before noon tomorrow. the clouds will have a tough time breaking down in the north bay. lots of sunshine in the south bay. and in the east bay you can see temperatures in the low to mid-60s for your sunday. the forecast shows you no spare the air in effect on sunday. so good news there. the cold front will help to clear out the atmosphere a bit. monday, mlk day. partly cloudy skies on tuesday. mostly sunny on wednesday. and a steady but mild pattern persists through next weekend. >> thank you drew. >>> long-awaited interview. >> the 49ers hired a new coach this past week. >>> a week in the bay area for the 49ers and raiders. 49ers hired a new coach. del rio said the past three years as the broncos defensive coordinator. going to the super bowl last year with denver. prior to that he spent nine years with the jacksonville jack wars, taking them to the play-offs twice. >> the fan base here they don't care what happened in the p

in california tomorrow sunshine in the northern half of the state. 67 in chick o. 66 sacramento 60 in 40's no. then palm springsight showers there. temperature in the mid upper 60's. with some peak of sunshine around l.a. topping out at 70. here in the bay area tomorrow it's dry sunny in the afternoon after some morning fog. the only one spot that could stay cloudy right along the bay.so half moon bay will be cloudy 61 but elsewhere total sunshine 66 san rafael. 67 oakland. 64 san francisco. up to 65 for san jose. 7 day forecast we look bright and beautiful sunshine more if you please saturday that kins into sunday and then monday tuesday wednesday and thursday next week is dry and still mild. >> all right thank you drew. >> now the couple who is making the ultimate road trip. >> began with prize possession stolen from the front yard followed by a really bizarre cross country adventure that took them to the superbowl. >> here's cecelia. >> no note no. clue. just a gnome vanished. >> we put him in the front yard. and then three days later somebody stole him. >> but then one day he came home. gnome napper chronic

california tomorrow, mostly dry as well. sunny skies, mild conditions highs of 69 in chico. 70 in sacramento. 73 in los angeles. 74 in palm springsa, we'll see the clouds near the coast get blown away by developing winds and gusts overnight into tomorrow afternoon. bringing mild conditions to the entire bay area tomorrow. look for highs of 72 at richmond and oakland tomorrow which would be record highs for tomorrow's date. numerous locations tomorrow will have highs in the 70s. on sunday, super bowl sunday, look for clear weather in glendale, arizona as the patriots play the seahawks. game time 4:30 mountain time. conditions clear, sunny, 66 at the time of kickoff. dropping into the 50s later in the evening hours. the weather actually may not matter for game conditions. they're playing in a domed stadium, larry, you would know, the dome will be open for this game, i presume that's because skies are expected to be clear and winds calm. >> we've had strange weather in the phoenix area. it rains once or twice a year, and it happens to be super bowl week. >> supposed to end by sunday. >> but can you believe those forecasters? >> not

california. sunny skies from top to bottom tomorrow. mild conditions. highs mainly in the 60s to the 70s down south in los angeles and palm springs. bay area after a few patches of early morning fog, nothing like we saw this morning. we'll have sunny to hazy skies in the afternoon and high temperatures ranging from low 60s at the coast to low and mid-60s inland and around the bay. by the end of the week we'll see temperatures soaring up near record levels. >> thank you spencer. >>> still ahead, a bay area teenager is making a difference. his invention, how it not only could help the blind but could save a lot of money as well. >>> and are you guilty of creating bad passwords? find out if you're on the list of the worst of the worst. >>> i'm michael finney. looking to get some more rest at night? coming up a close look at some ♪ ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing really good around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of living off the taste of the air ♪ ♪ turn around, barry ♪ ♪ finally, i have a manly chocolatey snack ♪ ♪ and fiber so my wife won'

california. tomorrow sunny skies from top to bottom. mild to warm down south with highs in the upper 70s in los angeles and palm springs. the bay area, it will be another mild to warm day tomorrow. another hazy one another spare the air day i should add but it will be very mild and warm. highs mainly in the mid 60s around the bay, mid to upper 60s around the bay and into some of the inland locations. as we look farther southward, we will see high temperatures tomorrow closer to the 70 degree mark. it will feel like spring. larry and ama? >> thank you, mr. lean and mean. >>> well what happens when you mix marriage, religion and reality tv? apparently you get the newest controversy facing one of the biggest names in cable. details up next. >>> and nicholas sparks, known for penning popular romance novels but his real life story does not have a happy ending. >> say good-bye to tipping. but there's a catch. ♪ ♪ ♪ i ♪ ♪ know i can't deny... ♪ ♪ that i got a new feeling ♪ ♪ deep inside... ♪ ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] with five perfectly sweetened whole grains... you can't help but see the good. ♪ ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ ♪ every now a

california tomorrow. looking at partly cloudy to mostly sunny skies. mild in the north. sunny and warm down south. highs up to 74 los angeles, 77 in palm springs.the bay area, a mile day tomorrow as well. high temperatures under mostly sunny skies. ranging from low to mid 60s on the coast. mid 60s around the bay and inland. then we have a nice, dry, mild spell ahead. what else is new? dan and kristen? >> i know. i know. all right. thank you. >>> still ahead on abc7 news at the 4:00, more problems with drinking sugary sodas. what researchers say those drink could be causing. >>> and a facebook frenzy. what was behind the social media website crash last night. >> reporter: i'm michael finney. password protection. what can you do to really prevent your >>> a new approach to prostate cancer screening may help doctors better identify men at risk. the near newer, more targeted approach uses mris. a standard biopsy uses an ultrasound. researchers say the targeted biopsies saw a 30% increase in detection of high-risk prostate cancer which compared to a traditional biopsy. you can fine the study in the most recent issue of "the "journal of the american

california, but we are getting better. it's going to take quite a while in that air. palm springs 37, los angeles 40, that is seven to eight degrees low are than what you would normally see this time of year. speaking of those temperature, we are looking at hard freeze warnings for the las vegas area, as well as into parts of california. for los angeles, we are talking about freeze warnings. a lot of people's plants are going to take a hit because of these temperatures. >> did you play plans or plants? >> plants, plants are going to take a hilt. >> in egypt after a retrial is ordered for al jazeera journalists, renewed calls for the egyptian president to intervene. >> we'll hear from family members, plus talk a an egyptian correspondent, who's been following the plight of the three journalists. >> a suburban atlanta police chief could be in trouble with the law. he's being investigated for shooting his own wife. >> while drinking and smoking may increase your risk of certain cancers a new study shows getting other cancers it may just come down to chance. >> how one woman's fashion

california, tomorrow it will be mild. lots of clouds hanging around, partly cloudy skies. we will see highs of 60 in sacramento, 67 in fresno, 66 lmt l.a., 71 in palm springspatches of valley fog, we will see hazy conditions once again tomorrow. little bit cooler than today but not a sharp drop in temperatures. highs will range from upper 50s at the coast to low 60s around the bay and inland. once again, it will be our ninth consecutive spare the air day. larry and ama? >> thank you spencer. >>> still ahead on abc 7 news at 4:00 facebook in america. how many people are still using the social network. >>> michael sam may not be playing in the nfl but the former professional athlete still has something to celebrate. >>> i'm 7 on your side's michael finney. maybe you do your own taxes but what about doing your own will? is that ever a good idea? the answer coming up in my friday q & a. bulldog: the red tags mean save up to 40% on clearance mattresses. get up to 48 months interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. pup: i found a red tag! [laughter] bulldog: mattress discounters' year end clearance sale ends soon! now earn cash for your school year-round at safew

california desert. >> sit oklahoma if i object to the premise of the question? >> reporter: conservative mega donors charles and david koch invited a wide range of people to their gathering sunday in palm springs. >> when and if they appear there should be a clear rule about yes and no answers. >> reporter: they publicly staged themselves but groups affiliated with them and their family have given hundreds of millions of dollars to candidates and causes and all the speaker last night defended their right to do so. >> the people who seem to have a problem are the ones who only want their friends in ta union to be able to do it, in the hollywood and in the press. >> reporter: there was another cattle call halfway across the country. >> i'm pleased to be in iowa today. >> reporter: it was organized by congressman and conservative fire brand steve king. more than half a dozen hopefuls positioned themselves for standard barers including ted cruz. >> every candidate is going to come in front of you and say, i'm the most conservative guy who ever lived. >> reporter: but governor chris christie who's more conservatively moderate said -- >> if you want a candidate who agrees with you 100% of the time.