treated to a lovely rainbow this morning. >> check out this incredible video taken along the embarcadero in front of the ferry building. good afternoon. i'm kristen sze and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us. we have team coverage today as the stormy weather continues. we have crews in the north bay, south bay and the east bay. but let's begin with the forecast. >> and spencer christian spencer okay, dan and christy, here's a look at live doppler seven. >> you can see that we still have something left from the storm. yesterday's storm, the big powerful level four storm. right now looking at live doppler seven, you can see that the area that's being hardest hit right now in terms of steady rainfall and some of it pretty heavy. the santa cruz mountains from santa cruz up to scotts valley, then up north eastward through los gatos into san jose and continuing northeastward up into the lower part of alameda county. so that's a steady rainfall there. the storm has not yet ended, so we're still calling this a level one storm on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale. going through the afternoon and into the evening hours, we expect more periods of

showers and possibly an isolated thunderstorm or two, a much lighter wind than we had yesterday. we don't have those gusts anymore. and of course, if you're driving, watch out for debris on the roadways. here's the forecast animation taking us into the later afternoon hours. it's going to wind down once that line of showers i showed you in the south bay, sort of tapers off. it's going to wind down in later tonight. we'll have no significant rainfall at all. so the storm won't even get a ranking anymore. and we can expect some brighter skies tomorrow. however, we still have flooding concerns and let me move along and quickly show you that we have flood alerts up in parts of sonoma, napa and marin counties until 7 p.m. excessive rain causing flooding of rivers, streams and creeks. that is a flood warning over in solano county. we still have a flood watch in effect and up at lake county, a flood advisory expected to expire very shortly. i'll give you the full accuweather seven day forecast. a little bit later. kristen. >> all right. spencer thanks so much. and we're tracking the weather with live doppler seven. and you can as well just scan that qr code on your screen that

will take you to abc seven news.com, where you can stream live doppler seven in real time. >> and as we said at the top, the storm has turned deadly. a man was killed in boulder creek after a tree fell onto a home along highway nine. abc seven news south bay reporter dustin dorsey spoke with a neighbor and joins us live with the very latest there. dustin yeah. >> dan, yesterday, powerful rains saturated the ground and winds with gusts nearly peaking 100 miles an hour, brought down thousands of trees across santa cruz county. and we now know just up the road here at boulder creek, one of those trees killed 45 year old robert brainard. a soft rain falls during a solemn day in boulder creek. one person is dead after a massive tree came crashing down onto this house just off of highway nine. chris louth saw it all happen from his house across the street . >> he ran across all these. it was like one of these bad boys

and we could see just like from over here, it went boom, boom, boom, just came down. >> the damage was extensive while the front of the house looked undamaged. the back show the devastation from the impact. cars in the driveway were crushed by the fallen tree, but the sound of the falling tree was not the most terrifying thing. neighbors heard. >> the thing we heard was somebody screaming, but then the screaming stopped. like like you've ever heard a wounded dog like that, but it wasn't a dog. it was human. >> the impact of the tree killed 45 year old robert brainard, the third. inside the house, a second person in the home escaped and called 911. but ems and fire were unable to save brainard. inside. louth wishes he could have done more. >> you live in the mountains. you everybody knows you don't know each other, but you know we all. it's a small community, so i'm pretty sure someone i know knows the person. so. >> and it's tough to lose someone. >> it's more so tough. like just

there's a tree like, he could have been watching tv in his living room and then boom, gone. louth said he would cringe with every loud crack he heard during the storm. >> the county tells us there were several reports of trees crushing homes as damage was felt throughout the region. >> we had winds over 60 miles an hour at the coast and uh- over 90 in some of the upper elevations in the santa cruz mountains, so that's pretty extraordinary wind event for our county. um, i've been asked by people how many trees came down. i don't know, but the answer is in the thousands. thankfully there were no more lives lost across the county during the busy and hard hitting storm, but this is a reminder of the dangers of mountain living. >> i love living up here. i won't move, this won't stop me. but like just know that out. boom blink of an eye you'll be gone. >> of course, we're thankful for no other major injuries or deaths here in the mountains, but our thoughts and prayers remain with robert brainard's family and friends. for now, we're live in the santa cruz

mountains. dustin dorsey, abc seven news. all right, dustin, thank you. >> and crews are working to restore power to more than 143,000 p-g-and-e's customers in the bay area, right now. here's a look at that outage map. still lots of dots there. orange and yellow and green. it shows the impact across the region and the green means up to 50 customers without power in that location. yellow up to 500. orange up to 5000. so those are the bigger ones and red fewer of those now means more than 5000 are still without power. >> well, there is widespread damage in santa clara county, where p-g-and-e's is working away at repairs. so much to do. the area saw winds of up to nine 98mph over the weekend in santa clara county alone, we have over 700 separate locations where hazards were reported, so it's all hands on deck. >> we have an army of p-g-and-e's crews as well as contractors that came out to help us as you can imagine, because this was an unprecedented historic storm that really delivered strong winds and a lot of rain.

>> listen to this p-g-and-e's tells us this was one of the top three most destructive storms in p-g-and-e's history. the utility is working to restore power to all affected areas and in the north bay, the big storm left behind a trail of damage and destruction there in its wake as well. >> the cleanup is just beginning and could take weeks. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is live in santa rosa. cornell. >> yeah, christine and dan, so many neighborhoods up here are still without power. there is a trail of debris across the county. we've seen it firsthand. tree limbs and branches are just about everywhere. some of those trees doing some real damage. like this one. check it out. the homeowner here was not home at the time, but he tells us that he had a feeling something bad would happen to his home during the storm. >> i had a premonition and when i was over there, boon lim says. >> a premonition that a tree would fall on his santa rosa

home came true sunday. after this 100 foot fir tree came crashing down on top of his garage. the home on nob hill drive is now redtagged, meaning unsafe to occupy. >> luckily, no one is injured, so it's okay. and this? this is actually a healthy tree, so i have no idea. maybe the wind was way too strong. >> the mega storm uprooting dozens of trees across sonoma county. pure panic. >> just panic. >> voloshyna and blake o'connor are stuck at home in forestville after strong winds toppled this giant tree, which took part of their asphalt driveway and power lines down with it. >> we're kind of stranded up here. we can't take our car down this driveway and we can't cross the downed power lines until they come and clear it. >> heavy rain caused tributaries on the russian river to spill over into vineyards, flooding waller road. all right, we're here at russian river brewing company in windsor, uh- our power went out last night at about 630, and no news yet from pg and e as to when it's going to be restored. natalie rizzo

from the russian river brewing company says her crew took matters into their own hands and rented this 800 watt generator to keep the beer cool. we were able to save the beer, and we were able to get a little packaging and filtration done today in marin county, first responders say high winds toppled this big tree into a home in forest knolls, causing extensive damage. no one was hurt. >> i just heard a boom. and when i guess my eyes opened, i saw a flash over there and a. couple of seconds later, there was another boom. and there was a flash here in novato, heather catalon says a eucalyptus tree fell overnight off alameda, del prado. >> it snapped two power poles on the way down and left her with no power and a very big mess in the neighborhood. >> wires were everywhere and it was just so scary. >> yeah, it was scary. that storm getting a lot of attention, a lot of respect from a lot of homeowners, for sure. meantime the homeowner here

vowing to make repairs and rebuild two fire agencies say they responded to a combined 300 calls for service overnight. all of those calls, believe it or not, weather related. we're live in santa rosa tonight. cornel bernard, abc seven news, cornell . >> thank you. in the east bay, power outages, canceled classes today at cal state east bay. the power is back on there. but for much of the east bay, the cleanup is just getting underway . >> boy, that is so true. abc seven news reporter leslie brinkley is live with details there. leslie >> well, dan, we're here along. busy. ignatius valley road in walnut creek. serious work going on here behind me. you'll see how precarious this is. there's a power pole back there that snapped in half. it's dangling right now. we've got maybe 12 to 15 p-g-and-e's trucks out here and cranes and cherry pickers working to put a new pole up. you can see where the wood fractured and all the lines that

were taken down with it literally a half a block away. there's another pole that was leaning 45 degrees right over the roof of an apartment building. lucky that didn't totally go down, but a lot of electrical problems out here throughout the east bay. power poles snapped across parts of the east bay electric city went out at this grocery store in downtown walnut creek sunday at 4 p.m, as did hundreds of homes by morning. desperate residents crowded into coffee shops for a warm cup of what they couldn't make at home. >> so there's nothing to do at home. i have no heat and certainly no internet, so i'm here at peet's three, walnut creek elementary school started the day with no power and no heat. >> water. parents, in an email about the situation. by lunchtime, though, the lights came back on over in the oakland hills, a towering eucalyptus tree came crashing down onto the

roof of a home at grass valley road and scotia drive. remove all of the immense tree required a crane to do the heavy lifting. >> i went for a walk so, so the huge eucalyptus on this, uh, you know, roof right here wasn't really a surprise because cause, uh, last year during the storm, there were like a couple of fell in this house to, thankfully just on the fence. so pretty much everybody knows this is kind of like a timing bomb. they're just going to keep falling if they don't cut them in just a block away. >> at a chabot regional park staging area, you could see a field of stumps where east bay mud removed at least ten eucalyptus trees in recent years in hayward, power was out at the cal state east bay campus, which canceled classes for the day. power was eventually restored there, so we have many, many pockets here through the east

bay. still, with out power, some places going on 24 hours now, like here along ignacio valley road. this road was closed overnight because of power problems between walnut and marchbanks. now they've narrowed it down to this section along homestead, and they're going to be here for hours yet. they've got a lot of work to do. there are only two lanes out of three, so one lane of traffic moving in a westbound direction. so certainly there will be traffic repercussions, ones lasting throughout rush hour today reporting live in walnut creek. i'm leslie brinkley, abc seven news reslience. all underway right now to remove a huge eucalyptus tree that fell in san mateo, forcing a preschool to close for the day. >> strong winds toppled the tree last night, destroying the front gate to the peninsula. temple beth el on alameda de la pulgas as well. the buildings were not damaged. >> crews in san francisco were

busy doing tree cleanup as well. this tree came down on a car near dolores street, just around the corner from dolores park. mayor, london breed says. throughout the weekend, public works employees cleared about 300 and fallen trees and limbs during the storms, and she says san franciscans did their part as well. >> i'm really grateful to especially those people who adopted a drain, because when we were out, we saw so many people, neighborhoods cleaning out their store and drains themselves in addition to many of the people who work for the city through the public works department. >> mayor breed went on to say that department consistently works with p-g-and-e's to prune or clear trees at risk of falling before storms hit. that work happens year round and it's been bad here. >> let's go now to southern california. getting slammed by that powerful atmospheric river. >> eight counties are under states of emergency. abc news reporter jacqueline lee has the latest, most dramatic scenes throughout southern california as it gets pummeled by an

atmospheric river, dumping more than a month's worth of rain in 24 hours. >> i never imagined it would be this, this, this bad. firstrillionesponders performing swift water rescues, mudslides, slamming into homes and downed trees, destroying cars. the typically dry l.a. river now raging. >> stay safe and off the roads only leave your house if it is absolutely necessary and a mudslide destroying two homes in studio city, leading to the evacuation of 16 people. >> just to clarify, 11, nine, 58 and 11 960. >> those are the homes with the most damage. >> that's correct. at this time. those are the only did incur damage from the debris flow. >> abc's ginger zee is in studio city here in studio city. >> that is the hillside that collapsed in the heavy rain. the debris flow, the rocks coming down into this home, blasting through their garage and pushing that car. look at the debris that lined up here. so smashing into the suv and flowing down the street. >> another massive mudslide in beverly hills this afternoon.

tons of mud swamping homes, cars, anything in its path. california governor gavin newsom declaring a state of emergency in eight counties, including san diego, los angeles and ventura. and despite this rough weather, the l.a. unified school district, which is the second largest in the country, will remain open. the stormy weather will continue through tuesday. jacqueline lee abc news santa barbara well, everyone is alive and accounted for. >> thank goodness, after an avalanche this afternoon at a nevada ski resort just moments ago, we learned that search teams rescued the four people who had been reported missing at lee canyon about 50 miles northwest of las vegas. search and rescue teams had to battle miserable conditions to get to the mountain, which has seen nearly a foot of snow in just the last 24 hours. new developments today for street vendors in the mission. >> what san francisco is now doing world cup locations and games announced where the bay area landed on the list, and emotional support. catch up. yeah, it's a thing.

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the 40 niners and chiefs touching down in las vegas overnight. fans out in full force for a superowl where the send off from san francisco to kansas city, where neighbors cheered on wide receiver rasheed rice. the chiefs and 40 niners, now just six days away from a rematch of the 2020 super bowl that started the chiefs dynastic run, now making their fourth super bowl appearance in five years. this time, they're facing off in america's betting capital . >> hey, they sure are. and the party in las vegas has already begun, as you can imagine. >> yeah, and you can see the teams arrived yesterday. the fans, they are still arriving. >> abc seven news sports director larry biel is there now and joins us live. larry, already some headlines happening . >> yeah, i mean, we're all of one day into our super bowl week coverage and we already have a

significant controversy. the 40 niners are not happy about the quality of the practice field that they've been assigned at the university of nevada, las vegas, unlv. the niners, feeling that the surface is too spongy and it's too soft, added to that is that we have just like you have in california. it's been raining heavily here. this is an outdoor facility and the niners are understandably concerned about the possibility of injuries. if you're not confident in the surface, it's difficult to go hard in practice. so the chiefs, meanwhile, are indoors at the raiders facility. so they're doing just fine. meanwhile uh- let's talk about brock purdy a little bit. much of the focus is going to be on the 40 niners quarterback. he's been doubted all year despite the tremendous stats that he's put up there all off the charts. he's grown accustomed to being doubted and know some people are going to call him a game manager, no matter what he does. i think

it's sort of funny just because, you know, we're winning. >> i think over time i might get some respect, but more than anything, it hasn't been about proving people wrong or any of that. it's always been about you know, just proving myself right, you know, over time, i've told myself that you know, i'm good enough and i'm worthy enough to be playing at this level. and over time, i'll prove that to myself. >> let's bring in abc seven's chris alvarez for the field controversy. what's your take on this? well larry, the one important thing to remember is the chiefs are the home team. >> so they get all the benefits. they get to pick their jersey, they get to pick the facilities. so they pick the raiders facility. we just talked to nick wagoner a couple of minutes ago off camera about the situation. could get real complicated if the niners do not approve of the stadium or the facilities at unlv, they're going to have to switch times with the chiefs and that we all know they're creatures of habit. they're already out of their comfort zone. being in a super bowl. we'll wait and see how that turns out. and that's going to be a huge topic tonight here on monday night practice facility

conditions not taylor swift. yeah, but maybe taylor swift. well no taylor swift will always be the subject because the chiefs are coming out first when they do opening night starting at 5:00. >> but nick wagner from espn talking about what will probably be something that has to be dealt with all week long, i don't want to get too deep into the groundskeeping stuff, but unlv, they have an artificial turf field. the nfl put a grass field on top of that last week, and so it's understandably i'm i'm not an expert in fields, but you could see why there would be a problem. the last thing you want is them to be uncertain and the practice field and have an injury leading up to the big game. >> and i think that will be something to look out for. we'll find out more in a little bit. >> all right. that's a wrap for now. i'm going to rejoin you for the four at four. but let's send it back to san francisco. >> oh boy a field controversy. >> all right. thank you guys. >> that's an interesting development. all right, let's check in now with abc seven news reporter j.r. stone. also in vegas jr. well dan, there is something to be said about that controversy because it is wet

outside. >> it is cold outside. but the excitement among fans is building here for super bowl week in las vegas now. i talked with 40 niners fans from southern california from arizona, and of course from the bay area. i spoke with one man who went to the last two playoff games, and i asked him, i said, what is the price tag limit when it comes to going to one of these football games? >> detroit game for about two grand. >> that's probably the limit there. >> i mean, i got my boss at work was like, we pay you too much. i was like, you know, you don't pay me enough or if i want to go to the super bowl game, oh man, i'd love to go to the game. >> i mean, but let's be real. i mean, who's got 20 grand? you know, like for two tickets, you know? so, yeah, if you were to gamble and win big, maybe go, oh, dude, if i won big. yeah. i mean, my dad and my mom probably. yeah, we'd get tickets, but my mom probably. >> well, let's see, there's two of us. >> she's wearing black over there i don't know. yeah. okay >> so i got some a brutal truth right here. i'm actually a

cardinals fan. >> what is going on with this? >> we are here. want to support her? be a good boyfriend, and. wow. and so i put on the capri jersey. but i'm a die hard cardinals fan. >> wow. >> so you must really be in love with her to wear this jersey. >> absolutely, absolutely. and absolutely. >> the two lovebirds right there. but it is important to note that fans that i spoke with did bring up their concerns about those field conditions and about those playing conditions. there as well. now, i also spoke with former miss california this afternoon and she is in town. she works with the warriors now. you'll hear what she had to say about the game and about lunar new year festivities that are going on in vegas this week as well. all sorts of parties happening here in las vegas, and you'll hear from her tonight right at 6:00, reporting live in las vegas. jr stone, abc seven news that is a place to be. >> oh for sure jared. thanks. >> we all have team coverage live from las vegas all week for you leading up to the super bowl. you can see the team

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102mph at pueblo point. you know, way up high loma prieta, 98 point mile, 98 mile per hour winds. but what about los gatos? that's down at the surface. it is very unusual for surface locations to have gusts up to 87mph. remarkable san francisco, half moon bay, oakland hills all had gusts over 60mph. and of course, the rainfall totals were pretty impressive. also so over two inches down at morgan hill, 1 in 1 third one and two thirds inches in san jose, just under two inches in san francisco and up in the north bay, three four five inches in some of the hardest hit areas right now, looking at live doppler seven, you can see that we don't have much of a storm left, but some fairly decent showers are falling down there in the santa cruz mountains and in the south bay, and the pattern has been throughout the day. the waves of rain, the bands of rain developing offshore and moving over the same areas, just drenching the same locations over and over again. we still have a level one storm for just the next few hours. on the

exclusive abc seven storm impact scale, bringing showers, isolated showers and possibly isolated thunderstorms into the next couple of hours. evening hours much lighter winds than yesterday. obviously, if you are driving, watch for debris on roadways. here's the forecast animation taking us into the early evening hours. we'll see the showers we're looking at right now, beginning to just taper off and disappear. and we'll have some partial clearing going into the overnight and early morning hours. of course, no longer a storm winds right now are so calm compared to what we had over the weekend. the highest wind speed at the surface right now, 50 13mph in san francisco. on we go to a look at the 24 hour temperature change. it's about 4 to 5 degrees cooler across the region than at this time yesterday. so let's look at some current temperature readings under increasingly clear skies 56 degrees in san francisco, oakland and san jose. hayward 5957, in san mateo, other temperature readings at this hour, generally in the mid 50s santa rosa, petaluma, napa, fairfield, concord and

livermore. and on we go to what's left of our flood alerts. we have a flood warning in effect still until 7:00 this evening for portions of sonoma, napa and marin counties. we have a flood watch in effect for much of solano county, and we had a flood advisory earlier for parts of lake county that has now expired. so conditions are improving, but tomorrow we'll have a coastal flood advisory in effect from 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. for the bay shoreline, the north bay shoreline and the interior valleys of the north bay, mainly because of saturated soil and increasingly high tides. overnight lows low to mid 40s. highs tomorrow mid 50s. and here's the accuweather seven day forecast a dry day tomorrow, but we'll get some more lightrillionain coming in on wednesday and thursday. but really really light. we will rank the storm level one. although it may may turn out that we'll have a not even a ranking on this storm friday saturday, sunday, monday. getting sunnier and milder as we go into the weekend. yay! great news! warming up, drying out,

but maybe not for long because this is the rainy season. yeah, true. >> yeah. >> all right, boy, isn't it? >> yeah, right. >> i'm not going to look beyond monday. >> that's it. thank you. spencer. >> all right, all right. weather isn't helping. >> plans to celebrate the 40 niners in santa clara. a crews attempted to put up a large banner at the santa clara fairgrounds today. well, unfortunately, they had to stop because of all the wind. just too much for those scissor lifts to operate safely. a crews will try again tomorrow. >> new developments in the ban against street vendors in one san francisco neighborhood, and that ban has now been extended. what the mayor told abc seven news about the ongoing fight against illegal street vendors. >> and we're still a month away from the primary election, but voting is already underway. we'll have the

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san francisco is extending its ban on street vendors on mission street. that's after two months of cracking down. abc7 news reporter luz pena has been covering the story for months. >> she joins us live with the new details. luz >> that's right. well, the initial 90 day ban on street vending on mission street was set to expire february 27th. the city implemented it after public works inspectors were attacked by unpermitted vendors who were selling items below lived to be stolen. now that ban has been extended until august. san francisco street vendors woke up to the news. the city is extending the street vending ban on mission street for an additional 180 days. >> six more months. i don't know what i do. >> manuel soltero is one of at least 100 street vendors legally permitted to sell on mission street. when we met him last

week, he was counting down the days for the ban to expire at the end of this month. today, he was heartbroken. >> i feel bad because that's again how i pay all my bills, my rent, the impact on vendors is clear inside the location rented by the city for 40 vendors to sell. >> there were only two. both disappointed they can't go back outside on mission street. >> made nombre de dios. >> some days i sell $10 $20. in late november, the city prohibited street vending, so they could work on pushing out unpermitted vendors who were blocking sidewalks and participating in illicit activities. two months into the ban, the city said their efforts worked. 56% of businesses surveyed on mission street said the street was safer. today. the mayor took the ban a step further in light of how much many challenges we've had around safety is to keep this going as we try to work through sacramento to get some changes

to the policy tsay to address fencing the manager at las carnitas restaurant likes the change, but it's conflicted. >> we have been seeing a positive change. streets are clean now for the persons who had permitted, i don't think it's okay for them. the public works director said. >> they're set to continue enforcement seven days a week, from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m, but she acknowledged that after they leave unpermitted vendors continue to take over some sidewalks. >> it allows us to reset the conditions. what we have seen is vast improvement when we're out there, but the minute that we are off, we see people taking advantage of that and moving right back in. and i really want to emphasize those are folks who are fencing illegally. they're not the permitted vendors. >> in the meantime, street vendors like manuel have received $1,000 in financial aid from the city's office of economic and workforce development. but he says all he wants to do is go out and sell again. >> known now as 180 days. and

then. i don't know mentioned the city is working on changes to the current state policy on street vending. >> we will see what will come out of that. but for now, the director for public works said they're considering to extend their scheduled inspection hours in san francisco in the newsroom. luz pena abc seven news. >> all right. luis. thank you. registered voters living in san francisco can cast their ballots now for the march primary. the voting center on the first floor of city hall opened today. it will be open weekdays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m, or you can go during modified hours on a weekend starting february 24th. the voting center will be closed on presidents day. >> well, the schedule for the 2026 world cup in north america is out, and the bay area will not be hosting any matches in the championship bracket. fifa soccer's world governing body, selected metlife stadium in new jersey as the site for the championship game. the quarterfinals will be held in

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larry and spencer are joining us . we begin with a big honor for lowly pro football franchise buys a sports illustrated panel selected the 1968 new york jets as the most influential pro football team of all time. the jets won super bowl three over the colts, a victory guaranteed by quarterback joe namath. despite the jets being 18 point underdogs. wow, that is history that i don't remember. but what do you guys think deserved? >> i remember it vividly because that was a huge joe namath fan and that was that victory. that was the first time the afl champions had beaten the nfl champions, and that led to the league's afl. yeah, the afl lead led to the merger of the leagues eventually. and what we now call the super bowl. yeah, that's right. >> the joe namath, one of my favorite quarterbacks of all time. yeah, it's a great moment. you were well it was groundbreaking. >> spencer. there's a famous

shot of joe poolside in miami. and i'm wondering if you were there at that time. it's 55 years ago. well, that's not that unreasonable. a question, is it? >> i was in college 55 years ago , so i could have been there. >> all right, all right. >> well, the vegas strip is shining bright for the super bowl, to be sure. and check out just some of the displays in sin city. there is a 65 square foot projector on the side of caesar's palace. it's a three minute show that runs several times a night, and of course, the sphere has teamed up with the nfl to project its own custom displays. and i should tell you guys, i came back from las vegas when friday night came back saturday. did you see my wife and younger son? i did not see that, but they had already started to decorate caesars where we stayed. and when we left on saturday afternoon, it was a mob scene with people starting to pour in las vegas for the week. i mean, dramatic difference. larry it must be

just so chaotic and exciting. there >> scene has become it's chaotic . yeah, just getting into the stadium tonight is somewhat chaotic. just because there's so many people that have got fans that they let in as well. so i mean, it's a good chaotic you know what, if you're in the super bowl and you win. yeah, it's a great chaotic. and so i mean you know i'm sure you love the spear. i was there uh- i heard that the advertising for the sphere this week, i think it was $2 million. >> no kidding. >> whoa. wow wow. >> yeah. well, it's obviously all the people we're saying. >> go ahead, go ahead. larry. yeah. we're saying at the luxor, which is the pyramid shaped hotel. they've got a giant doritos painted. i saw that as we drove in less than 2 million. >> that was fantastic, spencer. obviously that's going to be great for people who are there. but the sphere shot is going to be on tv worldwide. a lot.

>> oh my gosh. it's just remarkable. i want to see more of that. it's you're right. worldwide it will be seen. yeah i was just thinking there's nothing subtle about vegas is there. no, no, it's not that subtle. >> all right. now to more i, i in retail abc news reporter becky worley has a look at the newest i shopping bot. amazon's rufus. >> although it's still in beta for a limited number of shoppers, the idea is that consumers can ask very specific questions like compare, drip and pour over coffee makers and while you do get a list of links to products, you can also get easy to understand answers where you can also add a follow up question like which one's easier to clean? so what this technology does is not only take information that you're feeding it through the questions, but it's also getting more intelligent based on the information that it has from your past purchases and the past things that you've liked. google launched their ai product search features before christmas with a focus on gifting. what's a valentine's day gift for a good

cook? google's ai says a good cook will appreciate new and exciting ingredients to work with, such as spices, artisanal cheeses, and specialty cured meats. and then they give me a web article, almost. that's just for me. you'll also see ai being used in search, like at walmart and personalized options like at olay. it lets you snap a picture of your face and then ai recommends products or this ai model generator that lets you create a model whose skin and body shape reflect yours, so you can tell what a style would look like on you. >> ai chatbots are going to have a huge impact on sales, and retailers know that. so retailers so far have spent about $7.8 billion on ai technology. wow >> i'm just so happy that soon i'll never have to think again. even when shopping. >> i'm afraid if i snap a picture of my face, i won't recommend a product. it'll recommend plastic surgery. oh spencer.

>> well, or a mortuary? yeah. oh, that was so cruel. >> oh, wow. well, kristen said she wanted the best for forever. >> yeah, you got it. >> i guess that's something that should have stayed in vegas. yeah for. you know what? at least on a serious note on the. yes yeah, yeah, on the ai. >> just tell me which reviews are real and which are fake. yeah that's all i need to know. >> right. but, you know, and keep in mind, everyone, yes, we are just at the infancy of ai. >> this is just beginning. you know the impact. this is going to have. all right. if you're looking for love this valentine's day, look no further than heinz the ketchup brand has unveiled an emotional support ketchup bottle. it's available for a limited time on amazon. the 14 ounce bottle comes with custom stickers and an adjustable nylon strap, so you can carry the ketchup with you wherever you go. that's from the people at heinz. what's the other major ketchup brand? why

am i blanking on that? you think they're going to have to answer this? spencer hunt, emotional support ketchup. >> well, what about mustard? >> no. not exactly. >> what about mustard? i'm not making light of people's emotional needs. but a ketchup bottle? no right. how about a bottle of cabernet sauvignon? that would. that would give me some emotional support. >> you can use that with a velcro strap for sure. yeah, i don't understand why is it called an emotional support bottle? >> oh, it's, i think clever marketing. yeah. >> clever marketing. >> i'm sorry, but at 14oz, the tsa won't even let you bring it on the plane so it can't support you there emotionally. >> well, that's a good point. see, there you go. >> it needs to be under three ounces. you guys, i think i'm going to send spencer an emotional support catcher for my unprovoked and unwarranted attack in the last story. >> it's okay, larry, at least you mustered up the courage to say, oh, but i'm bummed. >> boy, spencer, i know you relish that line. >> oh. >> oh. all right, i think we got a jam. >> we got a jam. >> stop it. >> that's this edition of the

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uh- about 100 submissions from our community. we didn't have any clear cut winner, and we've talked to our great artists in the community. nicole bloss, and she came up with the theme because all through those that thread of suggestions was love. we think this is the embodiment of our community. we know this year we've got to stand up against hate. it's an election year. it's an important year, but we want to do it with love. >> san francisco pride celebrations is set for the weekend of june 29th, with the parade on the 30th. all right. >> we are just a few days away from the lunar new year, the holiday is on saturday this year, ushering in the year of the dragon. today san francisco leaders and police held an event at chinatown's dragon gate to talk about safety ahead of this year's festivities. they encourage you to be aware of your surroundings. if you see something, say something. >> there has been some reports of situations where some of our elderly folks in the community

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a vision of 2020. then stay with us for abc seven news at 11. a new season of abbott elementary gets underway on wednesday, right here on abc seven reporter george pennacchio with our sister. station in los angeles caught up with some of the stars. good day to the fine teachers of abbott elementary. >> what? no comment about gregory. that is highly inappropriate. i think this season is where you should expect the unexpected. um, i like realized this from talking to janelle that like she told me that she never knew what was coming in in the scripts, and that was great because that's kind of what we wanted. we wanted to pack a punch in the writers room and if even the cast is like, didn't see that coming, i think that's a very good sign for the audience.

well, i know the big at least in the first episode, you're going to get hit with a lot. >> there's a it's a pretty dense episode. break it up, slackers. >> i got cameras all over this joint. >> she must be stopped. >> well, like i said, i get excited when i read it and i'm like, oh, okay, that's funny. i would have never thought that she would say this or do that or or whatever. >> i love these sort of collaborative spirit that exists on set that like, we can help sort of like find tune things and, and permission to just be us. but i really trust that the people in the room and quinta know what is best for these characters. it's wild. >> i hope they i know they're going to kill her girl. >> this development has me developing a migraine. let me have one of those aspirins, please. >> it's a sleeping pill. wake me if there's a fire or a tornado or a volcano. eruption. our audiences now feel comfortable with who we are. or they're. they're family. at abbott. so it's okay to, like, take little forays, little non field trip field trips into not just

locations but into aspects of our lives. >> don't get too comfortable classes back in session at abbott elementary on wednesday night here on abc. >> be in los angeles george pennacchio abc seven news. >> abc seven news is streaming 24 seven. get the abc seven bay area streaming tv app and join us whenever you want, wherever you are. that's it for abc seven news at four. abc seven news at five is next

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