five. >> breaking overnight. the death of a country music star, toby keith dies at the age of 62. the message to fans on social media overnight. >> the announcement making headlines around the world. king charles has cancer. what we're learning about the diagnosis as prince harry makes an urgent trip from california to the u.k. to see his dad. >> controversy in las vegas ahead of super bowl 58. the issue the 40 niners have with the practice field they'll be using this week and much of california dealing with a messy

storm aftermath. >> downed trees, destructive landslides, historic flooding, and major power outages. crews across the state working to get a handle on the destruction. >> good morning to you on this tuesday, february six. are you still in the dark? >> still in the dark this morning. and this is the worst part of it. got an update yesterday. power was supposed to be restored yesterday. it's been out since sunday. it won't be restored for two more days, so it's been a tough yet. i know a lot of people. you know, neighbors pretty much in my community. everybody's in the dark. so it's been tough. >> i'm sorry to hear that. >> thank you. >> we have a little bit of good news and that's the weather. >> okay. >> good. right. yes. that's true. we have a few light showers out there. nothing big, nothing to write home about, but we're still trying to get away from that system that brought all the wind and rain. you can see where it is. southern california, the central coast. we go in closer and there's some activity offshore, but right now, as we look at the south bay and around alameda county, they're looking at just a little bit of wet weather west of san jose campbell there. and then

you can see right here just off the coast. but overall we are talking about uh- partly cloudy skies for most of us today. so yesterday we managed a pretty decent day as well. after those morning showers 50 right now in hayward it is 48. in san francisco with 40 in sonoma. so certainly some colder regions with partly cloudy skies around this morning for most of us 7 to 9 degrees cooler from oakland to novato. so it's going to be a cool one today. but notice the sky cover for most of us. partly sunny out there with numbers in the mid 50s. we'll be looking at , uh, some pretty good weather as we go through the rest of the week. in fact, we'll talk about a warming trend and drying trend coming up. gloria i'd like to hear that. >> like to hear about weather, uh, better weather ahead. also for the roads, because we know that it's been kind of a messy few days as far as the morning commute with the water on the roads, rain, debris, all of that kind of stuff. the wind. today, though, it's looking pretty good out there. if you look at this overall map, you can see mostly green, which is what we like to

see. a couple of red spots, but not too many today compared to the last few days when we had a lot more extreme weather out there. and let's look live right now at our emeryville camera, you can see there's a little bit of traffic, but nothing too major on westbound 80 from highway four to the toll plaza. it will take you about 19 minutes right now. >> thank you. gloria much of the bay area still recovering from sunday's major storm. so here's what we know now. fallen tree and flood cleanups are underway this morning before we get more rain. sfo is down to just a handful of flight delays and cancellations. some bay area schools are canceling classes today because of power outages. that includes two in san jose, several schools in sonoma county and cal state east bay main campus. p-g-and-e's says it is still working to restore power to more than 64,000 customers that is a major improvement from yesterday, when nearly 400,000 were in the dark at one point. but as you heard gloria say, we are still seeing some

communities without power. the utility says in terms of outages sunday, storm was rivaled only by two others. in 1995 and 2008. so let's look at p-g-and-e's outage map. green means up to 50 customers are without power. yellow is up to 500, orange up to 5000, and red. you don't want to be read. that's more than 5000. fortunately red is pretty rare on the map this morning, abc seven news reporter lena howland is in mountain view with the impact to our local businesses, lena. >> hey, reggie, good morning to you. we're in mountain view right now. we're only in the past couple of hours. power has been restored to this shopping center, which did spend about a day and a half in the dark. now, it was a much different story last night around 10:00, when p-g-and-e's said there were still more than 94,000 customers without power across the bay area, a third of which were in the south bay. that's where we caught up with restaurant owners scrambling to find food storage. the owner of el halal amigos and

willow street pizza in san jose said his restaurants lost power sunday afternoon. but by monday afternoon, he had to rent a refrigerated van to transport food to another one of his restaurants in los gatos. he estimates a loss of $8,000 in inventory and 12,500 dollars in sales, so far. >> we have to move all of this into the refrigeration car outside 20 years in the business, i have never had to close a restaurant due to a storm longer than a day. we couldn't run away from the spoilage, so we ended up losing a lot. >> but the dark did not stop people from grabbing a slice or a drink at bebo's new york pizza, that owner said they were fortunate to hook up a generator quickly. thanks to the help of a customer. now new numbers just released by p-g-and-e's this morning show that there are that power is now has been restored to many customers overnight. there are now just around 65,000

customers without power across the bay area. here in the south bay, that number is closer to 19,000. live in mountain view, lena howland abc seven news. >> thank you lena. now we're taking a live look at san francisco international airport, where it's been relatively quiet this morning, especially compared with the weekend. right now, according to flightaware, one flight has been canceled. at least 13 have been delayed, and the situation is pretty good at the bay area's two other major airports, the abc seven oakland airport camera. so far, no cancellations and only one flight delayed as we take a live look there and looking at san jose mineta international airport, no issues reported there this morning as we take a live look regarding flights in or out of sjc. >> more scenes of destruction in southern california, crews there dealing with major flooding and landslides. state officials say the latest round of storms was a once in a thousand years event. abc news reporter andrea fujii tells us president biden is

already promising aid for impacted communities this morning, a massive cleanup effort is set to begin in california after a days long storm packing. >> historic rainfall triggered mudslides and rare hurricane force winds left a deadly trail of destruction in parts of los angeles, getting 12in of rain, more than a month's worth in 24 hours. more than a dozen people had to be rescued. >> a quick look at this los angeles river behind me is still surreal, because it's usually dry. and now we've got these ferocious rapids, the mudslides devastating, dozens of buildings damaged or destroyed, cars left buried in thick mounds of muck, entire homes washed away. >> so many slides in the hills around los angeles. >> but this is by far the worst. this is home being pushed off its property, onto this roadway. everything inside exploding out of it and sliding down this hill, including this piano. >> officials calling it one of the wettest storms since record keeping began in the 1870s. president biden called into a news conference with la's mayor.

>> we'll get any help on the way as soon as you guys request it. >> through all the devastation in a heartwarming rescue, this man jumping into a rushing river in los angeles to save his dog, firefighters pulling him into a helicopter and later finding his dog downstream. both are now safe. andrea fujii abc news, new york. >> the best way to stay on top of these updates is with the abc seven news bay area app. that's where we are keeping you on top of live updates from the storm, as well as full forecast. just make sure to enable the apps notifications when you download breaking news overnight. >> country star toby keith has died after a long battle with cancer. his family shared this post on social media, saying he fought his fight with grace and courage. keith opened up about his stomach cancer in june of 2022, the year before he underwent surgery and received chemotherapy and radiation after being diagnosed. he released his debut album in 1993 and is known

for hits like red solo cup and i want to talk about me. toby keith was 62 years old. king charles has cancer and is stepping back from public duties during his treatment. glory is at the live desk with what we know about the diagnosis and how prince william will be stepping up. gloria, good morning kumasi. >> buckingham palace is not saying what type of cancer the king has, but this morning britain's prime minister told the bbc that the cancer was caught early. now the palace says that charles started regular treatments for cancer yesterday. today this is one week after being treated for an enlarged prostate. buckingham palace says doctors found a separate issue during that treatment. further tests identified a form of cancer, but it is not prostate cancer. charles has postponed his public events but will continue his duties as head of state. prince harry will travel to the u.k. in the coming days to see his father. harry left his royal duties in 2020. he did not spend time with his father or prince

william during his last visit to the u.k. in september. >> he hasn't been into the u.k. very much since he left, when he has returned for certain things such as court appearances, he hasn't always seen his family, and we know that those tensions still very much continue. it's clearly motivated, potentially those conversations to start and perhaps those bridges to be built. and i think a lot of people are hoping that is what will happen. >> the palace says the king is positive about his treatment, but prince william is said to be picking up some of the king's duties during his treatment. but remember, william's wife kate is still recovering from abdominal surgery and he's been helping her during this time. why don't we shift gears now and talk about the weather with lisa? lisa, i know i mentioned about us losing power. a lot of people still without power. i'm hoping this weather gets better. >> yeah, well, you know what? we're not warming up yet. but that is in the extended outlook. but we will have mostly dry skies for parts of the bay area this morning. unfortunately,

looking at a few showers you can see sunnyvale, santa clara right here around the bay and around campbell. but otherwise these showers rotating offshore and we are left with partly cloudy conditions. also a coastal flood advisory 6:00 till 10:00. and that means that inside the bay here, unusually high tides. looking at some of those low lying areas could see some minor flooding. 46 in oakland and is 43 in santa rosa with low 40s up in the north bay. so certainly chillier out there. a mix of clouds and sun today we do see a return to a weak weather system on wednesday. level one, bringing us lightrillionain showers, sunnier, warmer, drier through the weekend. so hour by hour we go and notice the activity pretty much offshore. so we're left with a pretty decent day today. but as i stop this at 930 on wednesday morning, notice this that we are looking at some rain moving through the area through the afternoon and evening. so we'll see some spotty showers through the evening commute. but overall

look how light it is. we are looking at about 2/10 there in oakland, maybe a third of an inch in fremont. this is for wednesday mid-morning, wednesday through wednesday night. as for today in the mid 50s, out there with partly sunny conditions. so actually kind of a nice day. the accuweather seven day forecast. our level one system coming back on wednesday and then check out the weekend sunny, warmer and a nicer super bowl wound right. >> hallelujah. a ban on street vendors in san francisco's mission district has been expanded for another six months. up next, we're going to get reaction from nearby neighbors, businesses, and permitted vendors impacted by that decision. >> and florida governor ron desantis taking another dig at the bay area. the campaign he just launched to, quote, keep florida from becoming san francisco. i love the boos. >> i love the cheers, baby. keep them coming. niners gang. keep them coming. >> don't start. >> oh, wait a minute. >> so he's using our language. >> wait a minute. okay hey, trash talking ahead of the big

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today. she's scheduled fundraisers in san francisco and atherton. the palo alto daily post says both events will be hosted by venture capital. tim draper recently, haley has applied for secret service protection following several threats. her campaign says her south carolina home has been the subject of two swatting incidents in the past few months. >> florida governor ron desantis, once again invoking san francisco to push policy in his state. he unveiled a new plan to fight homelessness. the tagline of the governor's campaign, shown on the podium during the announcement, reading, quote, don't allow florida to become san francisco. >> you look at places like san francisco where you can rob the stores blind and they don't do anything about the homelessness and the drugs and the crime. have just really made it a miserable all for just law abiding people. and many of

these parts. we're not going to let any uh- city turn into a san francisco, not on our watch. we're not going to let that happen. we're going to have protections for people uh- this isn't the first time florida's governor is targeted. >> california. last summer, he visited san francisco and shot this campaign ad a few months before a televised debate with carly for governor gavin newsom, a ban on street vendors along a stretch of mission street in san francisco is being extended through august. >> city officials implemented the original 90 day ban in november in an effort to curb unpermitted vendors from selling items believed to be stolen. abc seven news reporter luz pena has reaction on the city's latest decision. >> 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. >> may 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, too. months into the ban, the city said there 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 to address fencing, the manager at las carnitas restaurant likes the change but is conflicted. >> we have been seeing a positive change. the streets are clean and now for the persons who had permit, 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 on, permitted 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. >> now is 180 days, and then. i don't know. >> in san francisco, luz pena, abc seven news. >> with the super bowl five days away, the 40 niners are questioning the field conditions of their practice facility at unlv. the niners say the field is too soft, and they're concerned about potential injuries. it's been pouring rain in las vegas and the unlv field is outdoors. the chiefs are practicing indoors at the raiders facility. nfl commissioner roger goodell says the league has 23 experts who say the field is playable. abc seven sports anchor chris alvarez spoke with espn's nick wagoner. >> it's that there is grass over turf and it's creating a real kind of a weird sense of their footing and all those types of things. i don't, i don't think they're worried about it being a player safety issue so much as just trying to be able to get their work done throughout the

course of the day. the niners will hold their first practice at unlv tomorrow. >> they could ask the league for permission to practice at the raiders facility at different times than the chiefs as well. >> back here in the bay, the crews will try again to hang a massive team banner at the santa clara county fairgrounds, so they were trying to do it yesterday, but if you were here in the bay yesterday, you know it was pretty windy. so they had to scrap those plans. but hopefully they'll get the job done today. i don't know, lisa. we have in for another windy day. is it supposed to be a little bit better? >> yeah, definitely. in fact, it was dry after yesterday mid-morning for most of us. there are a few pesky showers yesterday, but most of the activity in the southland there where they are getting hammered in southern california as we go in closer to the bay area, you know, really not anything going on to write home about maybe a stray shower in the south bay. but overall a lot of this activity is offshore and we'll be looking at partly cloudy skies. there is a coastal flood advisory right inside the bay

here for the next several days. and that is for those typical low lying areas, those parking areas, maybe some of the sloughs and running trails along the water that tend to flood with the higher tide. 46 in concord right now it is 49. in fremont, 51 in san jose. and as we look at our hour by hour forecast the rest of the day, today, featuring sunnier weather, and we'll be on the cool side a little bit below average. but another system coming in this is for wednesday morning. it's a quick mover. it's going to drop anywhere from about a 10th to 2/10, maybe a third in the wettest location. but as we look out, ten days, it's kind of exciting that we don't see the numbers over a half inch or an inch or two inch. so we're looking at a period where we can really dry out today. one of those days, 57, in san mateo, with mid 50s in the north bay, gloria. yeah. >> you know, lisa, one thing that i'm noticing is we have a live look right here at our san jose camera. this is over on 101 at the 8-80 overcrossing. looks

like the roads are slick right there. so where you're driving could be slick this morning, so give yourself a little bit of extra time. but i'm hoping the weather does get better compared to what we've been seeing the last few days. on the roads yesterday. i know there was a lot of debris on the roadways in some areas, some heavy wind today, no major issues yet, so that is some good news. we're going to hope that it continues that way, that things continue smoothly out there on the roads this morning. one thing we do want to tell you about is on mass transit. bart is running trains at slower speeds because of the wet weather. and if you are taking bart, just always remember that on days like this, you want to make sure that you are extra careful when you're walking on the platforms in case it's slippery out there. guys, thanks, gloria. >> coming up, the seven things to know this morning. >> so many eyes on the super bowl this sunday, and the chance of getting a glimpse of taylor swift is attracting a whole new audience. the effect it's having on advertisers taking out multi-million dollar commercials

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cancer. >> buckingham palace has not said what type, but did say the king is undergoing treatment. prince harry is planning to travel to england in the coming days to see his father, number three. >> at least three people have died in northern california after the severe storms over the weekend. power is still out to thousands of people. the biggest outage we saw overnight was in mountain view, but power has started to come back on over the last few hours. >> number four, a massive cleanup effort is beginning in southern california after historic rainfall left flooding and mudslides across the region. the storm is being described as a 1 in 1000 years event. rain is expected to continue into tomorrow. >> number five, we have a few light scattered showers, mainly in the south bay and perhaps in the north bay, but otherwise we are getting set for a partly cloudy skies today. temperatures in the mid 50s. >> number six. some slick roads out there this morning. not here at the bay bridge. toll plaza though. metering lights are not on yet and traffic is moving nicely here.

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it. >> of course. you know was in good fun. this year's super bowl is expected to bring the largest audience ever. and brands are paying up to $7 million for just 30s of air time. here's abc news reporter rebecca jarvis in this morning's gma first look. >> could this be the biggest super bowl ads battle of all time? >> i'm having a blast this year. >> we're seeing a lot of big mainstay brands finally come off the sidelines and into the game with a potentially record setting audience. >> two incredibly popular teams and the taylor swift factor. >> it's the ultimate three ring circus for advertisers. between the game itself, the megastar halftime show and usher and all that taylor swift brings to the table is like nothing else. >> and at as much as $7 million per 32nd ad, every moment counts. >> it seems each year the advertisers are getting their money's worth and more, and

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chainsaws revving up. that is a sound of storm aftermath. now, at 530, the work being done across the bay area to get streets cleared and power back on for thousands still in the dark this morning. >> and there is little hope for a bill that addresses border policy making its way through congress. why top house republicans are already rejecting it. >> super bowl sunday now five days away, we are live at allegiant stadium in las vegas with the hype ahead of the game. >> yes. i cannot wait to see what zack is going to bring us this morning. good morning everybody. it is tuesday, february six. >> first a check on the weather with lisa argent. hey lisa. >> hey there you guys. good morning to you. we've had a few isolated showers in the south bay, but overall partly cloudy today. it's a cool start. 46 in oakland looking at a little wet pavement to the north. but look at that 35 degree temperature in calistoga for some clear sky there and anywhere from 2 to 10 degrees colder. this morning. so as we go through the next few hours, notice will be in the 40s. and then by 8:00, still in

the 40s, so chilly with some sunshine, though. and by the middle of the afternoon, mid and upper 50s. we are done with the rain for the most part. maybe higher elevations. we'll see a few sprinkles. otherwise we're looking at a weak system arriving on wednesday but still on track. a warming and drying trend for the weekend. we'll get to that in a moment. gloria. yeah you know what? >> we are seeing some wetrillionoads out there this morning. kind of scattered showers here and there. so just watch out for that. here's a live look though, at our san mateo-hayward bridge camera. and roads are clear here. traffic is starting to build in this area. and on westbound 92 from the toll plaza to foster city, it'll take you about 12 minutes. but really, nothing out of the ordinary for this area at this time. now, our slow spot for this morning. tracy to castro valley that will take you 57 minutes right now. kumasi. gloria p-g-and-e's calls sunday one of the top three most damaging single day storms on record right now. >> more than 3000 crew members

are working on assessing the damage, making repairs and restoring power throughout the service area. the utility says it's already restored power to more than 700,000 customers, with almost 65,000 more to go. here in the bay area now. check out p-g-and-e's outage map. you can see there are still outages across the bay area, but the situation is a lot better. the outages that remain are all less than 5000 people each. we're going to go live to abc seven news reporter lena howland in mountain view. with the impact of businesses, there, lena kumasi the power just went back on sometime in the past few hours to this shopping center. >> however, here in the south bay, there are still more than 19,000 customers waking up in the dark this morning. this outage is something that also hit restaurants very hard as they scrambled to find food storage. last night, lincoln avenue in willow glen had virtually no foot traffic. businesses had signs posted that they were closed due to the

outage, but the dark didn't keep people away from grabbing a slice or a drink. at bebo's, new york pizza, the owner said they were fortunate to hook up to a generator quickly, thanks to a customer, so we're able to keep the make line going and kind of keep things rolling. >> we got a little bit of light at and the oven is gas, so fortunately we can still cook and as long as we have business and people hanging out and orders coming in, we're going to keep the doors open. >> p-g-and-e's did make some significant progress overnight, though, restoring power to almost 30,000 customers across the bay area between the hours of 10 p.m. and 5 a.m. and while the lights may have come back on where we are at in mountain view, remember there are still many people across the bay area now going on their third day without power. according to pg and e, the greatest concentration of outages is now in the north bay. live in mountain view. lena howland abc seven news thank you, lena. >> we'll in the north bay. sunday's major storm left a

trail of destruction. the cleanup is just starting. it could take weeks in santa rosa, a 100 foot fall foot tall fir tree fell onto a home. it crushed the garage. officials redtagged that home. strong winds also toppled a tree in forestville, taking out part of a driveway and some power lines with it. residents there say they are now stuck at home with no way out. 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 in, clear it nearby in windsor, russian river brewing company says they saved the beer. >> the company rented an 800 watt generator on sunday to keep the beer cool, according to social media. the brewery was back up and running yesterday afternoon with full service dining in the east bay. >> people are dealing with damage and the aftermath of the weekend. severe weather. p-g-and-e's crews were seen yesterday working hard to fix snapped power poles. three walnut creek elementary school started the day without power.

residents are getting by as power is getting restored. >> was cold. of course you can warm up the house. you can heat anything to eat and, uh, it's not easy. >> a crane was called in after eucalyptus tree crashed into a house in the oakland hills. witnesses a downed trees in the area aren't surprising during these types of storms. everyone is alive and accounted for after an avalanche yesterday afternoon at a nevada ski resort, search teams rescued four people who had been reported missing at lee canyon. that's about 50 miles northwest of las vegas. search and rescue teams had to battle pretty miserable conditions to get to the mountain, which has seen nearly a foot of snow in just the past 24 hours. the same snow, the same storm, i should say hammering southern california is also impacting las vegas. look at this. this is video yesterday near the high roller observation wheel, you

can see the rain just coming down and the rushing water rain is expected to taper off by tomorrow. >> developing news on the bipartisan border bill. today, lawmakers will hold a first procedural vote, but some say this deal appears to be doomed. gloria is at the live desk with reaction from both sides of the aisle. >> gloria, good morning, kumasi for the first time in years, democrats and republicans have come up with a bipartisan plan to address the border. now it has drawn support from both sides, as well as from the conservative leaning border patrol union. it's been called the most sweeping border security package in decades, but it appears to be going nowhere. in a meeting with republicans last night, senate minority leader mitch mcconnell reportedly recommended a no vote on the first procedural vote set for today. it came hours after mcconnell advocated for the bill on the senate floor. house speaker mike johnson calls the bill a waste of time and dead on

arrival. >> i just don't believe that the senate bill, as i've explained in all of our statements, meets the criteria that's necessary to solve the problem. >> we've got a bipartisan deal all this time, and now they're talking about the border. it's out of control. well, guess what ? everything in that bipartisan bill gives me control. >> the $118 billion package includes a trigger mechanism that automatically shuts down the border. if migrant apprehensions reach 5000 a day, and the bill also contains $60 billion for ukraine and $14 billion for israel. reggie. >> thank you gloria. american hero bob beckwith has died. he was part of an iconic image in the days after the nine over 11 attacks. abc news reporter danny new has a look back on the life of the firefighter who stood beside president bush at ground zero, the nation sends its love, bob beckwith, the man who became a symbol of america's resiliency in the aftermath of the september 11th attacks, has

passed away at 91 years old and the people who knocked these buildings down will hear all of us soon. >> three days after the towers fell, the long island native stood arm in arm with president bush. in a moment that his grandson, matthew says has never gone away in history class, every year, whether it be elementary school or middle school, 911 would come up and oh, that's my grandpa. the thing is, he was a grandpa back on that day to the then 69 year old had already retired from the fire department by that time, but he knew he had to help. as he told cnn in 2005, quote, i got home and i told my wife, i'm going down. in fact, here is his old helmet that he threw on that day. the nine over 11 memorial and museum posted a picture of its display last night. but how did bob beckwith wind up on top of a fire truck with the president? well, originally, while volunteering, he said he climbed up there to get a good view of wherever the president might be speaking. >> he comes right in front of me and he puts his arm up. oh geez.

i pull him up on a rig and i turn around. you got a little spot there. you okay, mr. president? he said. yeah. >> the moment became so iconic, it landed mr. beckwith on the cover of time magazine and even led to a wax figure in the presidential wax museum. in a statement, the former president wrote, i was proud to have bob by my side at ground zero days later and privileged to stay in touch with this patriot over the years. he went on to call him a, quote, decent, humble man. the first time he went to the white house. >> afterwards, he walked into the oval office and president bush said, there's the man that made me famous. beckwith would go on to use his platform to raise money for firefighters, and he sadly passed away from 9/11 related illnesses this week. >> still, though, his grandson says he was never scared. no no, he wasn't afraid of anything. >> you know, he's a firefighter, mr. beckwith said in an interview that president bush actually wanted him to have the flag that he was holding in that time magazine cover, and he held on to it in new york for abc news. >> i'm danny, new. >> i will be back here. i will

be back here, and i will be back . >> the vengeance. do it for the bay. >> the 40 niners releasing a new hype video to kick off practice week ahead of super bowl 58. >> coming up, we are live in vegas. for a look at what's going on at allegiant stadium. but first, a check on the weather with lisa archer. >> all right. good morning to you. we've had a few scattered showers in the south bay this morning. but most of the activity is offshore. and this morning the roadways are a little bit wet. and we also have this a high surf advisory that's going to take us through the evening hours. so beach erosion breakers up to ten feet possible. otherwise a coastal flood advisory that's going to be with us for the next few days. right inside the bay. so everything is just right at the surface, right in a little bit of a high tide will allow for saturated soil. and the higher than normal tide to allow for a little bit of coastal flooding. here's a look at our percentage

of average notice. everyone except oakland over 100% 24in in santa rosa since october. for ten. in san jose, 60. seen in san francisco for 125% of average. and at the airport, we are 114% of average. so we're going to see a little bit more rain arrive tomorrow. but it's a weak system, a quick mover, a level one on our storm impact scale. chilly out there, 40 sonoma, 50 in hayward and as we look at the next several hours, maybe some wet pavement this morning and isolated shower, then we'll get into more sunshine in the afternoon. here's our next system. 930 stopping this where the rain is pushing through the bay. so the morning commute could be a little wet, and the afternoon still a few light showers anywhere from a 10th to a third of an inch for your wednesday. for your tuesday mid 50s in oakland. partly sunny in san jose after a morning stray shower. we'll b yeah. i was just wondering what nosh means? [blowing whistle]

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is around sin city. this is cool. a 65 square foot projection on the side of caesar's palace. it's a three minute loop show running several times a night. although my favorite is the sphere. this is just showing the super bowl graphics. but the other day i saw a picture where he was showing the 40 niners helmet o, which is kind of what this shape was made for. >> it really was. >> so it's pretty awesome. >> this is stunning, isn't it cool? >> yeah. it's time to dig deeper and to rise higher. >> i will be back here. i will be back here and i will be back. >> the vengeance. >> all right. it was hard to hear, but at the end, he said, with a vengeance. with a vengeance. 49 ers releasing this hype video last night. it was all the 40 niners fans filling the stands at allegiant stadium in vegas to get a small taste of

what this sunday is going to be like. okay, come through. abc seven news reporter zac fuentes made the trip to vegas. so zac, you are there ready to give us all the super bowl 58 t on abc seven mornings this week. you're at allegiant stadium this morning. it's so good to see you . >> it is so good to see you. i will give you as much t as i can with my knowledge of sports, but let me tell you, it is just so exciting to be here in vegas right now. it's raining. it rained yesterday. it's raining this morning, but it's doing nothing to kill the buzz that's going around here. everyone is excited. there are a lot of 40 niners fans running around vegas. i dare say more 40 niners fans in kansas city, chiefs fans. so many of those fans got the chance to hear from the big stars of opening night. that was just buzzing with so much energy. and for some people, the growing energy is really the main reason they're here, because we've seen many people coming into town for the super

bowl, but many who are here aren't actually even going to go inside allegiant stadium for the game sunday, thanks to those expensive ticket prices. so one man from arizona told us he just couldn't spring for the super bowl tickets because he'd already spent $2,000 to go to the nfc champs. chip i got my boss at work was like, we pay you too much. >> i was like, you know, you don't pay me enough if i want to go to the super bowl game. >> he's got plenty to see and do, though. so all week long here at allegiant stadium and all over vegas, we'll continue to capture all the different events going on this week. i'm going to leave a lot of the sports stuff to the abc seven sports team, because that's what they do best. they're going to give you everything about the teams of the game. what i get to do all this weekend into the weekend is showcase a lot of the stuff that's happening here in vegas at some of the most exciting places, some of the most exciting people, what they're doing this week in honor of the super bowl, just really turning things up for the super bowl because this is just a historic time for this city. the first time we've ever gotten to

host a super bowl here. and it's just thrilling for the locals, thrilling for the people coming into town, and just thrilling here to be here to cover it. >> now. zac, your ama mater, is in the news because the 40 niners are complaining about the field at unlv. so why is your school trying to sabotage our team? >> you know what, i don't know. i was wondering that myself. i guess there's something with the grass. they tried to roll out the red carpet or the green grass for them. it's too soft for them to run around on. i think that that got taken care of. so you know what unlv is trying give them a break here. it's a great place. it's my ama mater. don't say anything bad about it. this is my hometown. you know, if he is happy to have the 40 niners here, they're happy to have the kansas city chiefs, too, i'm sure. but they're more happy to have the 40 niners because kind of right next door, like i said, there's more 40 niners fans here that i'm seeing. maybe i'm just looking for them more, but look, we're trying to do everything we can for both teams. just happy to have the tours. i'm talking like i still live here, but we're happy. you love the super bowl. happy to be here. >> represent embrace it. so

you're the perfect one to give us a tour and let us know all the things that are going to be happening. so we really appreciate that. >> is that wait. oh are you done? >> i was gonna ask someone. >> his favorite spot is in vegas, but we can get back to that 30 minutes. >> yeah, we have a lot of questions for zach uh- >> that's so good. >> yeah. oh, boy. he's got the rain now. they all are dealing with that. and we paid our dues, didn't we. but we still have a little bit more to come. in fact there's been a few sprinkles out there. light shower in the south bay. otherwise, as we look at live doppler seven, it's offshore here and the activity is going to rotate pretty much away from the bay area today. and we're left with a cool but dry afternoon. we still have another system, a level one system that's going to arrive for your wednesday. right now it is 48, in san francisco, a milder spot in hayward at 50. but look at the low 40s there in vallejo and sonoma. so taking you through the next couple of hours. and there's the activity offshore. and for the six 7:00 hour, partly cloudy skies. and then we'll get into a brighter afternoon. there's a look at wednesday where this activity will push through by the tail

end of the morning commute. and as we get through the afternoon, it will move through and what's left of it will be just anywhere from 10th to a third of an inch for most of us. but as we go through the next several days after the midweek forecast, that it is going to be pretty nice around here, we'll get back to some drier conditions. over a 10th in san francisco through your wednesday 2/10. this is the wednesday time frame and through the afternoon evening hours maybe up to a third of an inch in parts of the hills there. as we look at the next ten days, check it out. the rainfall totals very insigna. so that's some good news. we get a chance to dry out a bit after tomorrow's system 56 in fremont today, and mid 50s take you into the north bay throughout the afternoon. the accuweather seven day forecast looking at that level one system tomorrow and then drier and warmer through the weekend. gloria. >> yeah, you know, if you're driving this morning, you may come across some slick roads. we are seeing some scattered

showers in some areas. and earlier we showed you the san jose camera. and we did see some slick roads there. well, check this out because now we have reports of a solo car spin out in san jose. this is on northbound 101 before alum rock avenue. and we don't have all the information on this yet. but a lot of times when we hear about these solo car spinouts, they do tend to be weather related. so just be very careful out there on the roads this morning. leave a little bit early for maybe drive just a little bit slower today to be very careful. if you do have slick roads, this is the live look outside in walnut creek and no major issues here. traffic is flowing nicely here in walnut creek. reggie aqui kumasi. >> thanks, gloria. new at six, a bay area based rock band that just made history in the billboard charts. >> first, though, staying safe during lunar new year, the advice from san francisco police for anyone celebrating

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ahead of the city's lunar new year celebrations. the holiday is saturday this year, ushering in the year of the dragon. police are encouraging everybody to stay aware of their surroundings, and if you see something, say something. >> there has been some reports of situations where some of our elderly folks in the community have been scammed. so again, just be aware if someone's coming up to you or approaching you about blessing your, you know, money, jewelry and so forth, to be aware that this is typically a scam, that they'll try swap out your goods and steal your items. >> san francisco's board of supervisors is set to vote tomorrow on a measure to expand the city's community ambassador program throughout chinatown during lunar new year celebrations. >> costco wants to build a new store in san jose, but some neighbors aren't too happy about it. the new costco will be

located in this shopping center. some people were invited to a community last night to talk about it. on top of the list noise and increased traffic in the neighborhoods nearby. one person says there's a student petition going around addressing some of the concerns. it's been circulating for three days. apparently with a couple hundred signatures so far. and nola tortilla factory will no longer hold its roots in northern california after five decades. the mexican packaged food company is relocating its santa rosa plant to moundridge, kansas. that's going to happen next month. it was founded by the tamayo family in 1977. according to the press democrat majority stakeholder flagship food group says it would cost too much to expand in our region. they say the goal is to make the best tortillas at a fair price while reaching new customers. >> snapchat announced it will be cutting roughly 500 jobs, about 10% of its full time staff. company executives say they want to restructure the team and estimates and estimate that these changes will cost up to

$75 million. the announcement comes days after five major social media ceos, including snapchat, testified in a senate hearing on child safety. snapchat is based in southern california. it is finally back. >> abbott elementary gets underway tomorrow right here on abc seven girl. >> this development day has me developing a migraine. let me have one of those aspirins, please. >> in a recent interview, the cast delves into what viewers can look forward to this. this third season and the trust built in the writers room to develop each character. the cast members say this is not your typical sitcom. >> 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. >> so far, the show has landed more than 15 emmy nominations and won four. you can watch the season premiere of abbott

elementary starting tomorrow night at 9:00 pm, right here on abc seven, followed by a judge, steve harvey at ten, and then abc seven news at 11. >> why do i feel like these are my friends in my mind? they know you. like when i looked at, i was like, oh, they're coming back. >> yeah, we've missed them. >> i have missed them. yeah >> welcome back. hi, lisa. oh, hi. >> hi. good morning to you. we're looking at live doppler seven, where a few isolated showers have been with us overnight in the hills down in the south bay. those are winding down and we're getting set for a drier afternoon. so this is tuesday. 10% chance, which is pretty much nothing. and then we have a weak system, a level one arriving tomorrow. look at the rest of the week. we are looking pretty good in terms of a break from the rain mix of clouds and sun today. lightrillionain showers for your wednesday and sunnier, warmer, drier air. that's what you want to know, right? for the weekend mid 50s today. >> thank you lisa. new at six a man caught behind the wheel while using apple's new vision pro technology. what he said he was doing before the video was

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