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mayor could be the next target of a controversial political trend. and a man treats an aquarium like his own personal pool. plus, this tiktok food critic creates so much hype around local restaurants it's called the keith lee effect. and now he's coming to the bay. and who better to ask where he should eat than the 49ers? from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. hello, i'm sara donchey. okay, if you're afraid of flying like i am, brace yourself for this one. a flight headed to california turned into the stuff of nightmares when a window blew at 16,000 feet. look at that. oxygen masks dropped. the force sucked people's phones out and caused a child to lose their shirt. wow. the alaska jet had just

taken off from portland for ontario, california when a chunk flew off 20 minutes into the flight. now, as bad as this looks, the whole thing could have actually been a lot worse. >> we're at the end of the plane. the emergency door is right there. >> there was thankfully no one seated near the window. >> the plane was able to make an emergency return to portland. the passengers and crew held on to their seats until the plane was safely on the ground. the boeing 737 max 9 is brand new. it just started flying in october. the faa and ntsb are looking into what exactly went wrong here. a couple of people had minor injuries, but the fact that no one was seated at that window was incredibly lucky to put it mildly. alaska sent us a statement saying while this type of occurrence was rare, the crew was trained to manage the situation. the airline added they're investigating and will share what happened when

more information is available. now, something similar happened a few years ago on a southwest flight, but it ended incredibly tragically. it had a deadly outcome. in april of 2018, an engine exploded 20 minutes into a flight on a boeing 737 shattering a window and causing a woman to be partially sucked out of the plane, killing her. now we turn to alameda county where oakland's mayor now has something unusual in common with the district attorney in the county. they are both facing recalls. the mayor has only been in office for about a year, but some residents told our da lin they have seen enough. >> reporter: this senior has lived in oakland for more than six decades. she says crime has never been this bad. >> i'm scared to walk the streets at night. i can't go to the store. >> reporter: she says in 2022

she voted for the mayor, but now wants her out. >> i've met her. she's a very nice person. but i think the job is a little bit too big for her. >> reporter: and you voted for her? >> yes, because of her personality. she's a sweet person. >> reporter: on friday, she signed a petition to start the recall application process. the lead recall petitioner is a retired alameda county superior court judge. >> she continues to make mistake after mistake after mistake. it's simply poor judgment on her part. >> reporter: the retired judge claims mayor thao's first mistake was firing the popular oakland police chief laron armstrong. >> businesses are leaving oakland. she didn't even have, didn't even make the application for a grant to get money for r■etail heft. >> reporter: oakland police report violent crime went up by 21% in 2023 compared to 2022. >> she is making it worse, and

we just need to get rid of her. >> reporter: mayor thao supporters are asking for more time to turn things around. they say public safety is a complex issue. but marguerite says she's almost 80 years old. time is not on her side. she wants change now. >> it's not safe here in oakland to live. >> as with any recall, we like to ask the experts how likely is this to actually happen in the end? is it a long shot, is it achievable? professor of politics james taylor seems to think a mayoral recall would be an uphill climb. >> it requires a level of political sophistication that would have to be multipronged and multifronted and coordinated. >> some important context here, this is all just getting started. organizers still have to finish their application, then they can start gathering signatures from oakland voters.

they will need at least 25,000. the warriors bounce back after a really heartbreaking loss last night, but it's not all good news. if you're a warriors fan watching this season, that's not a surprise. matt lively is joining us now. warriors get the win but still suffer a big loss? >> seriously. what a dramatic 24 plus hours for the warriors. begins with the epic 18 point meltdown to the nuggets. continued with jonathan kominga calling out steve kerr and end with chris paul fracturing his hand. and they still have a game to play friday night. james wiseman made his return in this game. steph curry delivers. they shot 42% from three. that's such a huge improvement. and it didn't stop there. just seconds later, and

up four, steph, step back, night night. he scored a team high 26. warriors can put that bad loss to denver behind them as they move ahead of the lakers in the west. steve kerr is now ready to move past the drama. of course, all the eyes were on kominga coming into this one. the athletic reported this morning he had lost all faith in steve kerr and no longer felt his coach could get his full potential out of him. that's brutal. kerr responded by saying he wished this stayed in house. jk responded tonight by playing a season high 36 minutes and had 11 points and 6 boards. >> we talked. um, you know, obviously those things are better, um, discussed behind the scenes. it's important for all of our guys. i talked to our whole team about it. it's like, if you have an issue, i'm here. i'm the most accessible coach in the league, probably. my door is always open. i played for 15 years, and if all

15 i was frustrated with my playing time, this is how it works. >> best case scenario for the warriors is they can put the drama behind them. they have to. chris paul has to have surgery on the fractured hand, and the young guys will be called on a little more. more coming up in sports, but even when they get a win, they still lose. >> it's a combination of bad luck, bad chemistry, maybe, and a few other negative factors. >> perfect storm. phil's coffee is moving their headquarters from san francisco to the oakland roasting plant. the company told the examiner with the corporate team now fully remote and the lease expiring, it just made sense to move. back in october, they also closed their original location in the mission after 20 years. these guys are not gearing up for a mission to the moon, even though it looks like that. why they needed to break out the space suits in fremont. plus, it's the cannon ball seen around the world at this

point, and oh how we wish we hadn't. paul? somehow i haven't seen it, but now i know i'm going to have to see it. let's take a look at the better perspective. the sunset this evening from the mark hopkins hotel. spectacular end to the first week of january. but we have changes ahead coming up in the forecast. plus, the niners

it really looked like firefighters were getting ready for a moon mission in fremont today. it was actually an ammonia leak. people nearby had to shelter in place for an hour, but the good news, we did not hear about anyone actually getting sick from this. southern california was shaken to attention after the second sizable earthquake in a week. this one happened this morning. it was a 4.2 centserred in the mountains about 45 minutes east of downtown la.

>> wow. >> oh my god. >> even though going by the numbers it wasn't a huge quake, it felt strong for a lot of people. >> i can tell you it felt a lot stronger than that. it was really quite the shake. you could hear the roar, and that's one of the things that's probably the scariest. we were kind of frozen. just scared. >> no reports of any major damage, although you do see some rock slides there. if you're headed up to the sierra, let's hope you weren't planning on going tomorrow. what could be the biggest storm all winter is moving in. chains will be required. paul, we have more rain on the way too, but looks like that route up there will be kinds of treacherous? >> treacherous, possibly even impossible between u.s. 50 and i-80 tomorrow. we'll get to that in a minute. now the overview. what you need to know as we head into the weekend. looking east from top of

salesforce tower. it will be a wet, windy, and cool start to the weekend. we enjoyed above average temperatures the last couple of days. that's coming to an end with a cold front that brings showers tomorrow. nice on sunday. dry weather continues monday, and more showers chances tuesday, wednesday, and maybe even thursday. some heavier rain looms towards the end of the seven-day forecast and into the following weekend. let's focus on the light rain that's going to move in tomorrow. we start the day dry. we see plenty of cloud cover in moving through the rest of tonight. the showers start to hit the ground in the north baby mid-morning. heaviest rain in the north baby mid-morning and progressing toward san francisco and oakland by midday and early afternoon. moving into the santa clara valley mid to late afternoon, and out of the valley entirely before the sun goes down early evening. we stay dry tomorrow night, and we'll be cooling off pretty efficiently. a chilly start sunday morning, but plenty of sunshine will push temperatures back up to what's normal for

this time of year. how much rain? not a lot by january standards, but a tenth to quarter inch certainly qualifies tomorrow as a generally wet day. that's why we're emphasizing the need to push outdoor plans into sunday. and it will be breezy. gusts starting to reach the 20 to 30 miles per hour range by midday for the north bay, with the most widespread strongest gusts in the 20 to 30 miles per hour range in the afternoon continuing into tomorrow evening. sunday looks like a less blustery day. here's the winter storm warning in effect for the sierra. generally 10 to 15 inches, but some places pick up close to two feet of accumulation. that's a recipe for the dangerous travel conditions along with the winds. travel into the mountains strongly discouraged tomorrow and tomorrow night. let the road crews do their thing and catch up on sunday. temperatures right now dropping down mostly into the 40s, but still around 50 degrees in san francisco and in san jose. temperatures by tomorrow morning will be a mix of 30s and 40s before the clouds thicken up, but as the clouds roll in, our temperatures start to creep up just a little bit with the blanket overhead

before the sun comes up tomorrow morning. temperatures tomorrow will be significantly cooler than where we've been the past couple of days. temperatures reach only the mid to upper 50s across the board, which is appropriately cool for this time of year. almost exactly normal for early january. cool spots 54 in half moon bay and for the north bay because that cold front is going to sweep through the north bay communities first. you get to enjoy, he said in air quotes, a cooler air mass invading by tomorrow afternoon. quick check of the dog walking forecast for tomorrow. we have a handsome adoptable dog available from east county animal shelter. this is jude, a senior pup. as the parent to a couple of seniors, they're the best. check out jude if you have room for a new fur friend. seven-day forecast. we're not going to see much change to the day-to-day temperatures. they'll be basically close to normal. mid to upper 50s. tomorrow's showers give way to a couple of dry days sunday and

monday. then light showers tuesday, wednesday, even lingering into thursday. none of those days will be a complete washout, but have a generally unsettled weather pattern. then the chance of slightly heavier rain headed our way as early as friday. might hold off until the following weekend. >> well, if i wasn't prepared for the weekend, i am now. >> now you are. >> thank you. skinny dipping in your own pool? fine. doing it inside a bass pro shop is frowned upon and kind of illegal. we have tmz to thank for this video out of alabama. >> what a moron. >> that was a man who stripped naked and did a cannon ball into the aquarium at the store. the cops had a slippery job, however. >> oh! >> well, he's wet. >> the narration is everything. officers ended up arresting him

and sliding him naked across the floor. can't recover from that. what do you feed a 49er who needs to protect brock purdy? anything and everything he wants. the o-line goes to the house of prime rib and gets stuffed. sign up the bass pro shops guy for the o-line. he was slippery. ahead, the san francisco giants with a major trade aimed at improving their rotation. plus, the warriors finally got a win on friday night, but in the process they suffered a massive

the 49ers offensive line not usually the stars of the show. >> no. >> important nonetheless, but tonight they were at the house of prime rib. but they need to be bulky to protect brock purdy. andrea nakano shows us how much they put away ahead of the playoffs. >> reporter: the o linemen packed the house of prime rib. now every year the players get to pick another position group to invite to this dinner. this year it was the quarterbacks, meaning brock purdy got to enjoy a really nice prime rib dinner knowing he wasn't playing on sunday. it's truly a special occasion when the o-line and quarterbacks get to sit down and break bread in the middle of a busy football season. but the 49ers already clinching the top seed in the nfc, some players were able to splurge a bit. you're not playing sunday. does that change how you attack your meal today? >> yeah, maybe. i think i have

some room to eat. but we're really just here to support the offensive linemen and all they've done for us. for them to invite the quarterbacks this year was special. >> reporter: but around the offensive linemen, he's not doing the most damage. jake bredell knows who will order the biggest cut. >> colt can eat the most. >> reporter: colt was raised in the midwest. while it might not be exactly house of prime rib style, this is the kind of meal he's used to. >> back home you get your own cow and whole pig, that kind of thing. it does remind you a little bit of home. there's still meat and potato places like that. >> reporter: the 49ers facility has some awesome cooks as well, but pre-game meals don't usually look like this. >> i do two filet mignons and a big pile of pasta. that's about it. but the four years i've been coming here, the cream

corn is my favorite besides the prime rib. >> i'll usually have a steak and pasta and broccoli and stuff. so tonight might get a similar vibe. obviously it's prime rib. that's going to be a good change up. >> pre-game meal is pretty bland. i wouldn't say flavorful is a characteristic of it. >> i would never eat something like this before a game. it's way too heavy. >> reporter: this tradition started because of house of prime rib's owner. >> what's in the house of prime rib stays in the house of prime rib. >> reporter: the offensive line has always had a special place in his heart, dating back to the special relationship he had with randy cross in the 1980s. over the years, he's noticed something about the way they eat. >> some have a good appetite, but they're very careful about what they eat. >> reporter: at house of prime rib, for most folks there will be left overs meaning they'll have some goodies in the fridge. >> it's kind of a free for all,

really. it's kind of understood boundaries. i wouldn't eat his food, he wouldn't eat mine. but it's a very, not many boundaries. >> usually he's got the right side of the fridge, i've got the left side of the fridge. we might get some left overs from tonight and bring it home and eat well this week. >> reporter: so did colt break reports this year, maybe with the cream corn? as joe said, what happens inside the restaurant stays there. >> i was wondering about the street value of what they ate. >> oh, yeah, probably very expensive. >> i just love that brock and nick are roommates. >> that's right, we can all relate. it was a nice dinner for the o-linemen, nice brock got to eat and not worry about playing sunday. he's sidelined for the rams game. all o-linemen including trent williams will play for a bit on sunday, they have to with the numbers. kyle shanahan is

hoping to pull the all pro left tackle pretty quickly. the warriors drama started with jonathan kuminga and pivoted to chris paul who fractured his hand. he's scheduled to have surgery next week. no timeline for his return. others will be asked to step up more after this. to baseball, the giants made a deal with the mariners for 2021 cy young award winner robby bray. he underwent tommy john surgery last season and is expected to return after the all star break. big move for the giants. we'll see how it pays off. he's hurt, injured, but they did something, and that's all that matters. >> all right, matt, thank you. he was born in san francisco and

tonight was bruce lee night at chase. the warriors honored the bay area martial arts icon ahead of tonight's game. that was lee's daughter shannon hyping up the crowd from half court. a martial arts school also paid tribute. >> the bay area is a very rich and vital part of our legacy, you know? a lot of our lives begin right here, so we are just amazed at how much support and how much love there is for bruce lee in the bay area, and, you know, we love coming up here and being a part of it.

>> the first 10,000 fans got to take home that limited edition bruce lee poster. we know where the niners o-line ate tonight.

his blessing can make or break a restaurant. his fans from all over the world drop what they are doing to try his suggestions, and he is coming to the bay area. no, it is not gordon ramsey, it's none other than tiktok superstar keith lee. >> i got it, let's try it, and rate it 1 through 10. >> garlic knots. these look amazing. boy, hmm. >> those do look good. >> obviously garlic knots are either amazing or horrific. if you're not familiar, keith lee was a regular guy. he was an mma fighter, but mainly a regular guy when he started making food review videos as a way to cope with social anxiety. he records himself trying food from mom and pop shops in his car mostly. his popularity grew, and now he has

more than 15 million followers. >> wow. >> now, his 10 out of 10 rating has meant lines out the door for dozens of restaurants and can totally turn a struggling business around. it's kind of his brand. so when he announced he was coming here to the bay area, recommendations poured in from all over. given that we had a reporter and a camera man already in a restaurant tonight with a group of boys who we know love to eat, we had to ask the niners offensive line where they'd send the keith lee. >> i have not been to too many good food spots, especially in the city. i'd say maybe like tacolicio us in palo alto. >> i'm coming here! >> you can get some bomb mexican food, bomb asian food. you really can't go wrong. i think he should ask his fans where to eat. he's got a lot of fans in the bay area that would

have some good suggestions. >> this is a good food town. i mean, not just town, several towns of good food. now, we can't make any specific recommendations. >> we're not allowed. >> we can tell you generically there's a sour dough bun burger place near the water front in a city with two famous bridges that's quite good. >> yes, highly recommend. >> it's delicious. >> i don't think they need more publicity. they're pretty well covered. >> mcdonald's right? >> yeah, keith lee goes to places that are little known, struggling with marketing. i can't wait to hear the stories that come out after he has come through. >> he's going to find something good. >> and there's so much to find. can't wait. have a great weekend, everybody.