raj, back to you. >> very nice. anthony flores doing a jessica aguirre name dropping here in south florida. very good stuff here in south beach with us. we'll check in withagaiat 11:00. we're going to also now -- are you having trouble figuring out who's going to win this game, need someabou greg papa. he's the radio voice of the 49ers. this guy knows so much about this team inside and out. papa, don't preach, but he does when it comes to the 49ers about what's going to happen sunday. >> the 49ers could run right through them the way day did the vikings and packers, but whoever wins this game sunday can clearly say they're the best team in the nfl. >> traditionally, historically, the better defense wins the super bowl. the 49ers have the better defense, but sometimes history can rewrite itself. and that could happen sunday. patrick thmahomes is so skilled. >>> do you want soft fun now. let's bring in jessica and janelle. you ready to place some bets on sunday? this is good for your super bowl parties. who's going to

. >> let's check in with our own raj mathai. it's getting close, raj? >> reporter: it is getting close. we're about 30 minutes away from hard rock stadium and it's a world away. they closed down ocean drive, we mentioned a few minutes earlier. it's thousands upon thousands of people walking around, chiefs fans, 49ers fans, nfl fans. there's a lot of niner fans here. red jerseys for the chiefs and the 49ers. but we see red and gold. a lot of the people are waving to our cameras and saying hello to us. they're telling us some of these guys and women don't have a ticket. they're going to gamble and wait to go on the secondary market on sunday, sunday morning, maybe even sunday afternoon to try to get a cheaper price. among the thousands of fans that we're seeing here, george kittle's family. in fact, we bumped into his mother-in-law. >> we saw him last night briefly. he's soaking up the entire experience, as you can imagine. as everybody knows in the bay area, george is all about business. he's very excited about this. he's locked in. >> reporter: she's go

. >> reporter: there certainly were, raj. health care, the economy, climate change all big issues, but most of it seemed to be the candidates attacking each other's experience and character as we're now less than two weeks away from super tuesday where california will join 13 other states in voting for one of these candidates. tonight's debate more like fight night in vegas. senator elizabeth warren starting off. >> a billionaire who calls women fat broads and horse-faced lesbians. and no, i'm not talking about donald trump. i'm talking about mayor bloomberg. democrats -- >> reporter: pressing mike bloomberg to address his history of treatment of women and his non-disclosure agreement. >> we have a very few non-disclosure agreements -- >> how many -- >> let me finish. >> how many is this? >> none of them accuse me of doing anything other than maybe they didn't like a joke i told. and let me -- >> reporter: candidates then sparring over electability. >> nbc did a poll yesterday. says joe biden is best equipped to beat donald t

they're fantastic from the fa m around raj in south beach. thanks, raj. >> all right, raj. stay dry. a super bowl party in san francisco is giving a whole new meaning to the term block party. one entire block in the mission is getting ready to rumble on sunday. nbc bay area's sergio quintana is live on alabama street where lots of people getting ready and revved up for game day, sergio. >> reporter: yeah. this block probably has the highest concentration of devoted 49ers fans anywhere. and they gave me a preview tonight of what they expect is going to be a massive celebration as the 49ers pursue their sixth super bowl championship. on a friday night, the flags hanging on a few houses are clues that this block is 49ers country. and one of the most devoted are the 49ers faithful is john marksman. >> about 6:00, well, you know, after the victory, it's going to be pandemonium. >> reporter: he invited me in for a preview of what to expect come sunday. this room that's bathe red and gold will bpots to watch thp between the 49ers and the kansas >> some people watch inside. then ha

raj live in downtown miami and he kicks off our super bowl team coverage. how are you doing, raj? >> reporter: i'm doing well. i think when 49er fabs digest what's happen here, ultimately they will see what a great season it was. we are in downtown. i'll step out of the way. we are at the basketball arena. this is 30 minutes away from hard rock stadium. you can see the busses down below where that police car is. this is the players party at the basketball arena. they planned this party win or lose. kyle shanahan if we win, it will be a big celebration. if we lose, i still want you guys here to be together as a family unit. their families, v pirips and sponsors are all here just being together as they move forward. we'll show you what happened back at the stadium. you see the team owner there walking into the locker room with about a minute remaining in the game with his young son in his arms. his son was in tears. what an emotional time for the york family. they dedicated this game to jed's younger brother who died 13 months ago by suicide. as for the players, jimmy g. tried to ma

raj was talking about it.hony flores is going to join us live from miami with a look at how the 49ers spent today. going to hear from celebrities. they picked the winner of tomorrow's game. >>> now to our micro climate weather coverage, let's take you live to emoryville. the bay bridge, gorgeous view of san francisco there. some gusty winds in the bay area to wrap up this weekend. meteorologist rob maeda standing by tracking it all. rob. >> right, terry. picking up on the 49ers coverage, there's the flag atop downtown san francisco. starting to see the winds pickup, close to 20 miles an hour. it's the coast seeing win inland. peak gusts as we go through the day. you'll see the numbers come up to 40 miles per hour out there near the coast. and we do have a wind advisory starting at 4:00 a.m. tomorrow all the way into monday morning. and on the coast we could see gusts above 45 miles per hour. that's something we're watching in addition to increasing clouds to start the day tomorrow. could the storm that's bring

i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. they escaped the epicenter of the virus in china and made to it the u.s. that doesn't mean they're okay. 178 evacuees are under quarantine at travis air force base. the fear is the men, william and children were exposed to the deadly virus. melissa colorado joins us from travis air force base. for the next two weeks, that whole group of people are going to be watched very carefully to see if they show any symptoms. >> reporter: under strict quarantine, raj and jess. you can imagine the past 24 hours have been an emotional roller coaster for these men, women and children. you can imagine the relief they felt when they were able to secure a seat on that plane that got them out of china and back here to the united states. and as you mentioned for the next 14 days, they are going to be under strict quarantine. and they're going to be hoping and praying that no sign, no symptom of the deadly coronavirus show s up. escape from wuhan. these photos taken by daisy roth of wisconsin show what i

but first, let's check in with our own raj mathai live in south beach getting ready for the super bowl. >> the biggest sporting event of the year in this country is 48 hours away and we are getting ready. we are coming to you from ocean drive here in south beach. they have closed down the road. it's now thousands of people. it's the biggest festival you could imagine. we are across the street from the cardoza hotel, owned by gloria esteban, a legend here. we'll take you up the road to the versace mansion. and check in with joe montana, an interesting comment he had about sunday's game. and a bay area dancer will be dancing with j.lo on stage during halftime on sunday's show. we are going to check in with him. we'll be here with abby fernandez, cheryl hurd, and flores. a lot coming your way in the next 60 minutes. see you in a few minutes. >> thank you, raj. >>> the coronavirus outbreak has officially spread to the bay area. santa clara county health department announced that a local man who recently returned from china did test positive for the virus. >> it is now the third case in cal

in a cnbc exclusive raj, thanks for being with us.nt to get to the impact of coronavirus, but first, why the stock has rallying in recent days. launching a pilot program express residential packages into the ground network for delivery how broadly can this be scaled when you talk about cost savings, how much could be realized >> thank you, morgan, and thank you for having me today. so we are very excited to move residential packages that can be delivered by ground, so residential packages for express that can be delivered by ground, we're going to move that over to the ground company this is about last-mile optimization and it's about improving efficiency it will be kicking off in greensboro, north carolina the opportunity is really good >> historically fedex has made the point to keep separate the express and ground segments. could this bring more integration between those two businesses >> so, let me be clear you know, we believe in operating independently and managing collaboratively what is changing here is the fast-growing reside

b >> reporter: that's right, raj. five of those 200 evacuees are being monitored by the cdc have come down with coronavirus symptoms. and i'm told their test results should come in any moment now. meanwhile, one bay area family is very relieved tonight as their loved ones got the all-clear today, and are on their way home. >> thank god, they're still free. >> reporter: esther and her 15-year-old daughter are finally heading home to palo alto after a three-week coronavirus quarantine. first in wuhan, china, where they were visiting family. then at march air reserve base. >> hi, everybody. >> reporter: mom and daughter along with 193 other evacuees got the all-clear this afternoon. >> the cdc just cleared over 20 members, give us documentation that proves we are good, we are healthy. >> reporter: her husband picked them up to drive them home. he says the past three weeks have been terrifying as he feared the worst. >> when i saw my daughter and my wife running toward me, i was so relieved. >> reporter: tonight hundreds

we are all reunited back together again. >> hey. >> feels good, raj. nice to have you back. >> i almost didn't come back. >> now you're like -- >> you wouldn't do that. >> miami is a beautiful city. they did a great job hosting the super bowl. and the weather -- i know you grew up in florida. tornado watches, rain, humidity, i'm exhausted. glad to be home. >> rain system, doppler radar. >> if there was humidity, you would have changed your mind. >> it was fun to see your reports down there. back here in the bay area, we have some very cold dry air in place. that did start us off with some 20s, 30s and also a few 40s. as we get a look now, the cold blast of air that sunk our temperatures down this morning is starting to slide a little bit more off to the east, and that will start to change as we move through tomorrow. it's basically going to make way for this area of high pressure to move in. and it's going to shove that coldest air off to the east. so we are looking at a gradual warming trend as we head throughout the next couple days to thaw us out a

we know three of the six have recovered fully, raj. >> a warning tonight from the cdc, be ready for an outbreak here in the u.s. so far efforts to contain the virus in the u.s. have included restricting travel to and from china which is the center of the outbreak. the cdc is worried we're going to see more cases here as new cases surge in countries outside of asia. >> it's not so much a question of if this will happen any more, but rather more a question of exactly when this will happen and how many people in this country will become infected. >> the trump administration has requested more than $2 billion to fight this outbreak. >> the family of a 12-year-old girl killed by a hit and run driver is pleading with other drivers to be more careful. the 24-year-old man who investigators say was at the wheel turned himself in today. he hit her in a crosswalk while she was walking home with her sister yesterday afternoon. nbc bay area's jody hernandez is live where the family is speaking out. jodi. >> reporter: that's right. lana's family spent part of the day at the crash scene. they put a c

raj and jess? >> thank you. if you have a story for the investigative unit, call 888-996-tips or visit our website. >>> jeff ranieri back with us talking about this warm-up and we're still in february, jeff. >> yeah. upper 70s coming our way next couple of days. certainly feeling a lot more like spring than winter. let's get you into that microclimate forecast. we'll get you ready to go. as we take a look at the top weather impacts the next three days, i think the first thing we're dealing with is this area of high pressure helping to bring in that warm air. the second impact is the rainfall is getting pushed well off to the north. so no rain as we head through the next three to five days. and some unusually warm weather moving in. now, tomorrow morning there's no real indication by the temperatures that we're going to have a hot day because we are going to start off relatively on the cool side here. i don't want you to get caught off guard by that. 44 in the tri-valley. peninsula 49. south bay at 48. also down

raj and jessica. >>> in the wake of the debacle at the iowa caucus, nevada caucus organizers are making changes to the way they count the votes. originally they planned on using an app similar to the one used in iowa. now they're going to use a brand-new google forms app that they're calling the caucus calculator. they're also managing expectations here saying they now, our turn is coming. that california primary less than two weeks ay get up to speed at nbcbayarea.com. you can simply click on the link there on the upper right-hand corner. bay bay area election guide. >>> new details about a deadly stabbing at a san jose airbnb rental. court documents released today allege that riochi. fuesia killed his girlfriend at the rental home in the east foothills. he appeared before a judge today and officially was charged with murder. investigators say after the stabbing, he packed up and drove his girlfriend's car to his mother's home. deputies found the woman's body tuesday in the rental home on mountain view avenue. >>> the clock is ticking. there's a midnight deadline on the uc santa cruz c

>> reporter: raj, tonight the district attorney says he is investigating what he calls the mayor's possible ethical violation. but people here at city hall say the rules make it clear no one is supposed to accept a gift from a subordinate, and that's what the mayor did. >> i am just asking her to do the right thing and resign. >> reporter: supervisor hillary ronan is calling on san francisco mayor breed to step aside after breed revealed details about her relationship with the former head of the department of public works, aft arrested him on public corruption charges in january. breed now says she and nuru had a romantic relationship 20 years ago and more significantly, nuru paid $5,600 to fix her car and provide a rental car last year. >> i've checked with the city attorney and every step of the way, whether it's the relationship, whether it's the car -- >> reporter: breed clearly knows she's walking a legal tight rope but insists she has done nothing wrong. >> i'm not required by any laws to provide this information, but i felt it was important to do so for the sake of full transparency.

. >> reporter: raj, this is the complex behind me. neighbors fear this may not be an isolated incident. >> and the dirt, had they started digging up the dirt, all smelled like gas. >> reporter: these gas lines were corroded, filled with holes. >> this was very scary. i barbecue right there. that big hole is where one of the big gas leaks was. >> reporter: his biggest concern is he never smelled the gas. he knew there was a leak because the water heater went out and the plumber accidentally punched a hole. pg&e's sensors alerted them to an underground leak. >> i didn't smell none that have gas. it was very scary, very dangerous. nobody knew. >> reporter: we showed pg&e these pictures. the utility says it looks like a developer or hoa issue. pg&e you do anyone who smells gas to call them for an an inspection. but this man says what happens when you can't smell the leak? he worries his neighbors may have the same issue and not know it. roger castillo says now he's worried. he lives across the street and has seen a lot of pg&e crews out h

i love watching raj and sheldon try to work together.eah, it's like if alien and predator decided to go partners in a jamba juice. has it occurred to you you're missing the big picture? if you look at neutron scattering data... oh, penny? penny? what's up? nothing. i just wanted to make raj stop talking. (whispering) no, no, no. he won. suck it up. well, i'd ask you guys if you want dessert, but i know sheldon doesn't eat dessert on tuesdays. and even if raj wanted something, he couldn't tell me. howard won't order anything, but he will come up with some sort of skeevy comment involving the words pie or cheesecake. and leonard's lactose intolerant, so he can't eat anything here without his intestines blowing up like a balloon animal. hang on a second. i could have the fruit platter. you want the fruit platter? does it have melon on it? yeah. no, i can't eat melon. oh, howard, heads up. your ex-girlfriend just came in for her shift. when was the last time you saw her? oh, not since we broke up. wow. how am i going to play this? sophistica

. >> reporter: it's going to get busy, raj. political experts say you can expect to see lots of television ads, maybe even get a door knock from a campaign volunteer as presidential candidates, democrats, fight for your vote. democratic presidential candidates want your attention. the march 3rd primary is just a few weeks away. >> my social media, facebook, i see a lot of ads. >> reporter: new advertising campaigns aimed at california are hitting the airwaves. pete buttigieg is in the bay area friday morning, then holding a town hall and rally in sacramento. bernie sanders will be here monday and mike bloomberg's campaign opened a field office in pleasant hill tonight. >> people have been coming in and getting signs and signing up to phone bank and getting more information. >> reporter: the push is on because so many voters already have absentee ballots. >> this is all going to come down to how good an organization the candidates have on the ground. >> reporter: san francisco state political science professor rebecca eissler sa

i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm jessica aguirre.d the epicenter of the virus in china and made to it the u.s. that doesn't mean they're okay. 178 evacuees are under quarantine at travis air force base. the fear is the men, william and children were exposed to the deadly virus. melissa colorado joins us from travis air force base. for the next two weeks, that whole group of people are going to be watched very carefully to see if they show any symptoms. >> reporter: under strict quarantine, raj and jess. you can imagine the past 24 hours have been an emotional roller coaster for these men, women and children. you can imagine the relief they felt when they were able to secure a seat on that plane that got them out of china and back here to the united states. and as you mentioned for the next 14 days, they are going to be under strict quarantine. and they're going to be hoping and praying that no sign, no symptom of the deadly coronavirus show s

i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. a new case is sounding alarm tonight. it is the first one in the u.s. that appears to have been passed on through more casual contact with a carrier. the cdc says a new patient in solano county was just diagnosed and is being treated at a hospital in sacramento. now it turns out that patient didn't travel abroad or have close contact with anyone who did. other person-to-person transmission of the coronavirus in the u.s. have been between spouses or others with close contact. people, an east bay company says it has developed a tool that will prevent doctors and nurses from catching the coronavirus when treating infected patients. and it could prove critical as hospitals here prepare for possible outbreaks like the ones happening right now in other parts of the world. melissa colorado joins us now from berkeley with the very latest. melissa? >> reporter: well, jess, thankfully there are no reports of american health care workers coming down with the coronavirus. but as we have heard, health officials in d.c. warn us it is v

raj? >> janelle, there is a good chance you already have your ballot now. super tuesday is 20 days away. bernie sanders and pete buttigieg are coming to california with a lot of money. they both did well in last night's new hampshire primary. not surprisingly, california is a gold mine for democrats vying for the nomination with the grand total of 494 delegates. with iowa and new hampshire in the rear view mirror, volunteers at the bernie sanders and elizabeth warren campaign offices in oakland are putting their efforts into overdrive. one of them was an andrew yang supporter until yesterday when yang dropped out of the race. >> so i think, yes, andrew can lean us one way or the other, but i think most people like myself are just going to make our own decision. >> we're fighting hard, and we're going do everything we can to get the message out. >> the california secretary of state says more than 15 million early ballots were mailed out to registered voters this week. >>> well, mayor pete buttigieg will be in the bay area this week as well. in fact, beginnin

>> reporter: yeah, raj.hose plans include that mountain winery might one day put a hotel on its property. the planning commission is going to talk about this tomorrow night, and they'll get an earful from neighbors of the winery who are worried about the added traffic in that rural area and question how the city has handled this proposal. the mountain winery is one of the premier concert venues in the south bay with views of silicon valley. right now it's part of the county, but the city of saratoga wants to annex it. part of that plan would include rezoning the property to allow for a 300-room hotel. neighbors say they love the winery but had no idea a hotel could be coming. >> it's really about the impact on the neighborhoods of the hotel and the guests that come to it. >> reporter: the hoa below the winery is against the idea, pointing out the tight two-lane road to the site. and while they tolerate traffic for concerts, they say a hotel would add hundreds of more drivers to it all year long. they also fe

don't you know that it's the british raj. to be in. in 20 gay teens she even wrote a book for iris up full accidental icon musings of a geriatric starlet in which she pokes fun at the hype surrounding her. i don't like to do anything that i don't enjoy doing i think at this game as i work so a lot i have to enjoy myself that's why i work well what i go i don't play bridge. i don't like to go to ladies' lunches and i love to work. man obs there's a very. very wonderful commission's wonderful project here is the best sounds like she says it's better to be happy and then well dressed wise words from i rested up front of the young. water star and a wonderful example to his whole but life begins well in your ninety's it's more about how on the web site at b.w. dot com slash culture and although i'm culture stories of course for that so for this edition thanks ever so much for watching and join as again soon. i'm sara kelly and this is my premier on conflict zone this week conflict zone is at the munich security conference in germany a count

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>> reporter: raj, the district says there are many factors that led to the budget mass, including some miscalculations by the district. unfortunately, it is students and teachers of the district 54 schools that will have to shoulder much of the impact. >> they are energetic. they love learning. and you can just see them blossom right in front of your eyes. >> reporter: shoshanna walker loves teaching the third grade. she says her students mean everything to her. >> we may have the next president here, who knows? the next inventor. >> reporter: but she fears she won't be there to guide and teach students next year, facing a massive budget shortfall, the west contra costa sl have to lay ers, increase class size and make other painful cuts. >> it's a $47.8 million budget deficit the district is facing. >> reporter: they will likely make severe cuts to central office staff but the budget deficit is so deep, impacts to the classroom can't be avoided. >> the district is taking responsibility for not getting its numbers right for the last two to three years, and that has caused some unexpecte

. >> i'm raj. quite a scene inside the oval office today. president trump surrounded by 49ers legends, all of them smiling after eddie was pardoned. eddie d as he was known was a convicted felon whose team, the 49ers, was essentially taken away from him by his own family. tonight though, a new beginning. nbc bay area joins us from levi stadium with all the details. damon? >> raj this pardon was about one year in the making. and today some of the hall of famers were with him in the white house for the big announcement. >> eddie was loved by his players. he pleaded guilty for failing to report a felony. and in this case, his own bribes. the climb itself was a felony. he was suspended for the nfl for one year and put on probation and serve nod jail time. in 2000, he surrendered the team to his sister. to date president formally pardoned them in front of 49ers legends. today the president cleared that mistake. >> what does this mean for him? he is no longer a convicted felon. he is able to own a gun, for example, but he is already in the hall of

and tomorrow in delhi, we will lay a wreath, plant a tree at raj ghat, in honor of this leader who is revered all around the world. and the first lady and i look forward to visiting one of your country's most iconic landmarks. we are later today going to see the majestic taj mahal. [cheers and applause] the prime minister and i will also continue our important discussions about how to deepen the relationship between our two great countries. both of us understand that when leaders put the interests of their own citizens first, we can forge strong and fair partnerships to build a safer and more prosperous world. just months ago, this critical partnership took a major step forward when the u.s. military and your brave indian armed forces conducted the first-ever air, land, and sea military exercises between our two countries. it was something to behold. we called it "tiger triumph." [cheers and applause] as we continue to build our defense cooperation, the united states looks forward to providing india with some of the best and most feared military equipment on the planet. we make the gr

i'm raj mathai. >> scare tactics that's what the oakland mayor is calling a move by the white house tonight. the trump administration announced to plan 100 border patrol officers to ten sanctuary cities across the country. there's no word that oakland would be one of those cities but the mayor is saying don't come here. >> reporter: oakland's mayor wasted no time responding. her message to i.c.e., don't bring it to oakland. >> oakland does not need about it cal agents. we need safety. we near sanctuary. >> that's the message from oakland mayor on news that i.c.e. is bringing customs and border patrol agents to beef up immigration in sanctuary city. the s.w.a.t. team of the border patrol. >> i'm hopeful ttspecial forcest in oakland. >> reporter: i.c.e. tells nbc bay area they're not looking to escalate the use of force. they say the elite teams happen to be among the agents ready and available to deploy. i.c.e.'s acting director says i.c.e. is utilizing cpb to supplement enforcement activity in response to the resource challenges stemming from sanctuary city policies. >> we're removing illeg

they traveled to raj ghat, the memorial marking the site where mahatma gandhi was cremated after hissination in 1948. president trump brief visit will be long on pageantry and symbolism, and a lot of that today as well as we saw yesterday. relatively short on substance. he is going to be talking trade issues with prime minister modi, but no firm agreement is expected in the true countries are facing tensions over trade and even as they continue to deepen their ties, the security cooperation and there's that intention in the background. as for what lies ahead on the agenda, the presidential party will wrap up the trip today with a meet and greet at the u.s. ambassador resident. it will be followed by state banquets come up over they said goodbye and have back to the air force and back on the journey to d.c. and i want to bring kevin back in who is at the palace. what's the mood like that? has there been a lot of flirty y of activity as he welcomed the president to kick up the bilateral talks? >> you know there certainly has a very interesting on the drive up, obviously, the streets ha

it started when taxi driver raj singh was driving the women to the bank. she told him that she was about to withdraw $25,000 to settle a debt with the irs. singh suggested to the women this might be a scam. she didn't believe him, but he agreed to stop by the roseville police station to ask an officer. turns out, raj was right, roseville police appraisal crimestoppers awarded him with a $50 gift card for his quick thinking. >>> campaign 2020, two of the democratic presidential candidates will be making bay area stops in the next 24 hours. senator amy klobuchar in nevada yesterday is already in sentences go for a fundraiser tonight, and senator bernie sanders will be here tomorrow, for a get out the vote rally in richmond. the presidential candidates are crisscrossing the country, but must have their eyes on the man making more appearances on tv than in person, reporter lori perez on the campaign's countdown to super tuesday. >> reporter: stumping in virginia, michael bloomberg's stooup o the country's responsen accept that. >> reporter: he himself is facin

i'm raj mathai. >> scare tactics that's what the oakland mayor is calling a move by the white house tonight. the trump administration announced to plan 100 border patrol officers to ten sanctuary cities across the country. there's no word that oakland would be one of those cities but the mayor is saying don't come here. >> reporter: oakland's mayor wasted no time responding. her message to i.c.e., don't bring it to oakland. >> oakland does not need about it cal agents. we need safety. we near sanctuary. >> that's the message from oakland mayor on news that i.c.e. is bringing customs and border patrol agents to beef up immigration in sanctuary city. the s.w.a.t. team of the border patrol. >> i'm hopeful ttspecial forcest in oakland. ep

i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm jessica aguirre.an jose neighborhood on edge after a house is firebombed. now watch this video. you can see someone throwing what appears to be a molotov cocktail at a house that had people inside. tonight why and who is behind it. in a story you'll see only on nbc bay area robert handa with what he's uncovered. robert? >> reporter: yes, we're here in that east san jose neighborhood where homeowners have actually reported fires were deliberately set. they say a possible molotov cocktail fire has really escalated the fear. even a couple blocks away you can see the flaming device thrown through the air igniting a huge flash. in daylight you can see the charred area covered with sand, with fragments of glass on and around a fence of a house on east san fernando street, a neighbor who asked not to show his face saw a man on a bicycle vice he throw the lit bottle in a hurry hitting the fence

i believe we have officer raj viswani and then i'll wait and say a few things. thank you. >> with me is lieutenant lou, in charge of our cjic, they do illegal firearms, working with federal and state government and they also are responsible for gun violence restraining order and they're a lee yeah amazo lie officers, and the federal government on that. for gun violence restraining order, we put out a department bulletin just recently in december of 2019, informing our officers of the steps to get the three different types of gun violence restraining orders and also being able to educate family members and careworkers of the availability of these gun violence restraining orders. currently, the officers do know that they can get a temporary emergency on-scene-order and they also know they can get the exparte order per an investigation if they're not at the scene. our investigators know that and we're expanding an education program that deric derick lou wo out and advise the officers on how to get the different orders in situations and give them examples. we did gi

over 6 weeks the hakas same to batter raj of speed fishing the models impersonating a student and stuff to steal pos words for the universities databases. it was until 6 months after the infiltration of the i in you began at the university discovered a dos advice containing nearly 2 decades worth of records of current and former students and stuff had been hacked. the database went back 1000 years and included several 100000 people and we do not know what data was taken of which person over what top. so they removed data from essential the database that contains when you were a student here your records passport details probably bank account details. they haven't has shows this to be a highly organized well resourced sophisticated actor consistent with a state actor or you know a very well funded group sometimes associated with a state actor. we understand that behind closed doors intelligence agencies say the evidence points to the culprit being china that may well be the case but it's not always in the interests of government of course all the strength in people to point a finger at a

i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. those americans flew back on two cargo jets, one brought 177 people to travis air force base last night. we've just learned moments ago that some of those passengers are infected and now at hospitals near the base. jodi hernandez joins us from fairfield with the very latest. the numbers just keep changing. do we know how many people were taken to the hospital? >> reporter: jessica, we just learned four of those people who tested positive have been taken to local hospitals near travis air force base, others to omaha, nebraska. i also talked to another passenger who was aboard that cruiseship. he's from the bay area. he's not infected with coronavirus but sure has one story to tell.15-day cruise would take such an unexpected turn. they learned the shipad

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battle they have made it would have a good raj. to be. the one that having. people. give their name not. what the how do we. assume. not those they need the whole corn to go for. why demand now that i will not hear was so and i think you should i don't see. a mass geyser one for my guide to financial survival this is as if they are my issues by professional scallywags to earn money. that's right these assholes are simply not accountable and we're just getting more and more screwed up. totally destabilize the global economy you need to protect yourself and get informed bad guys are. going to fulfill not be to purposes of politics to the people i promise you you know we've all bought the future was pretty. pretty rough. now you want to work. you know. all. of the 24 hours of chaos but still no final result in our walk with pete to judge john but he saw it as nothing back from the past around race to be to the west democratic nominee also focusing too much on external threats but was actually marred by it you are the result of counting. ignoring some shakes and ripping

and tomorrow in delhi we will lay a wreath planted tree at raj's guy in october of this leader who is revealing all around the world and the 1st lady and i look forward to visiting one of your country's most iconic landmarks. we are later today going to see the majestic taj bah it was a it the prime minister and i will also continue our important discussions about how to deepen the relationship between our 2 great countries both of us understand that when leaders put the interests of their own citizens 1st we could forge strong and fair partnerships to build a safer and more prosperous world just months ago this critical partnership took a major step forward when the u.s. military and you a brave indian armed forces conducted the 1st ever air land and sea military exercises between our 2 countries it was something to behold we called it tiger triumph it was as we continue to build our defense cooperation the united states looks forward to providing india with some of the best and most feared military equipment on the planet we make the greatest weapons ever may airplanes missiles rock

we've all heard the saying "what happens in vegas stays in vegas", but raj, what's happening here tonight will be very public and really could frame the race for the democratic nomination. it could be very interesting to see it unfold. >> especially with the march 3rd super tuesday right around the corner for so many voters. mike bloomberg's campaign will host a watch party in walnut creek on locust street. they are setting up for a big party. not many people there yet, but there will be. this is one of seven official bloomberg watch parties across the state. the debate will air right here on nbc bay area at 6:00 p.m. so in about 55 minutes from now. lester holt, hallie jackson and chuck todd among the moderators. >>> we have breaking news. moments ago. authorities announced the arrest of a suspect in connection with the death of a woman found in an airbnb. >> reporter: as we just tweeted out, the sheriff's department just released the name of a suspect in this homicide. he is 25-year-old man. he turned himself in with his attorney present. now, this caps off a pretty intense day today wi

. >> and i'm raj mathai. making it in the bay, stories that focus on our housing crisis.e have uncovered the danger stemming from homeless encampments in the east bay and how they're draining the resources of our fire department. the bay area's robert handa with the inside story. robert? >> reporter: that's right. the red cross oakland is by far the bay area city with the most incidents and you can see why. the advocates and the fire department are so concerned. a small fire can spread fast. there are a lot of homeless encampments in oakland and the tents are often jammed together. one homeless man we talked to lives in his car on the fringe of an encampment. he works and is trying to save money for a home. the fire danger is too high. >> i've seen one mattress fire next to a bunch of tents. it could have blown up to something bigger than that. >> reporter: and it's a situation oakland firefighters find

. >> i'm raj mathai.ernor newsom wants to get homeless people off the streets. >> three bay area mayors today weighed in on how best to spend that money. melissa colorado has more in our special series of, "making it in the bay." >> reporter: it's the conundrum california leaders face when it comes to the homeless crisis. if they pick the cheaper and faster options like tiny homes or community cabins, for example -- >> all we're focused on is the quickest solutions. >> reporter: -- that's a temporary fix. building affordable housing -- >> our measure of success is not shelter. it is moving people from homeless to housed. >> reporter: -- and supporters say you've got a long term solution. >> we need a lot of money to fix the problem. >> reporter: today the mayors for the bay area's largest cities explained to state lawmakers how they spent millions of dollars in emergency one-time funding from the 2018-2019 budget to help the homeless. >> we have put your money to

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raj, back to you. >> a lot happening in that news conference, the president along with the health officials urging schools across the nation to have a plan. nbc bay area's robert handa joins us in san jose with how dozens of school districts are preparing. robert? >> reporter: well, yes, every day it becomes more obvious that earn fr everyone from adults to young children need to be on the alert for coronavirus. that's what they have to be ready for. ♪ wash your hands >> reporter: there's a serious message beneath this playful song. right now, all school districts are under alert for coronavirus. with cleanliness procedures, such as constant hand washing and hypervigilance. >> we are way more aware of the kids who look a little lethargic. we'll talk to the parents. >> reporter: each school gets information on how to deal with situations such as public information, traveling and feeling ill. >> information in vietnamese and english. >> reporter: while schools have rooms to isolate students if necessary, there are protocols for a worst case scenario that include continuing with education. >>

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we'll be live in miami with raj and anthony. see you then. an nbc bay area news special. tonigfor stolen phones that an instarts at a secondhand electronics shop in the east bay. then we obtained exclusive photographs showing the wear and tear on some of pg&e's steel powerline hooks, the same type of hooks responsible for starting the deadly butte county fire in 2018. and the dream was to create a new link to travel across the state and provide opportunities for businesses in underrepresented communities. but the reality is very different, and now some small business owners say their commitment to high speed rail is pushing them to the brink of bankruptcy. but first, we investigate how companies are taking advantage of an academic visa program by employing thousands of students and then allowing them to stay in the country after they graduate. here now, senior investigator reporter stephen stock. stephen stock: good evening. thank you for joining us. tonight, we begin our investigations in the heart of silicon valley, where we uncovered a serious issue with the f-1 studen

local transit raj just let somebody you. know a lot of time to. sleep. world is driven by shaped by. military thinks. we dare to ask. in 2040 you know bloody revolution 2 to the demonstration going to be relatively peaceful political protests to be creasing the violent revolution is always spontaneous or is it your goal here i mean your list book to do with the blues that i knew pulling you to the former ukrainian president recalls the events of 2040. those who took boat invested over $5000000000.00 to assist ukraine in these and other goals that will ensure a secure and prosperous and democratic. the holder doctrine eric holder former attorney general under obama this is the idea that banks are systemically important they can't be processed because this would be a danger to the society as a whole but what's remarkable is that this idea has bled over into other industries so now boeing has a major scandal on its hands and it's claiming that a systemic way important in the law doesn't apply to us other agricultural companies are saying now we're systemica