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less than 48 hours until super bowl xlviii kicks off as we take a live look at allegiant stadium in las vegas. >> let's head back to juliette goodrich live at the bellagio for more on the excitement happening before that big game. >> reporter: friday night is the night. we see people walking around and they're from the bay area. a lot of them are saying, "hey jules, hey, vern, go 9ers." so we have a big contingency from the bay area. you can pretty much find it all here this weekend. that includes what may be the biggest tailgate las vegas has ever hosted planned for sunday morning and who better to put on an event like that than santa rosa's own guy fieri,

the flavortown tailgate featuring more than 20 pop-up restaurants. organizers say it is perfect for visitors and locals alike. >> we have these diner dive in and drive pop-ups. we have guy's culinary creations. we have all sorts of guy art installations and we've been planning this event for over a year. >> reporter: so las vegas is obviously known as a bit of a playground for adults, g-rated, but there's so many things for families to do. our gianna franco caught up with one family taking full advantage of everything the city has to offer. take a look. >> reporter: rachel fisher, her husband and two kids wanted to come to las vegas to enjoy some super bowl activities. as 9er fans, they wanted to have a fun family adventure, but she needed to find a place that was welcoming for kids. >> this came up as one of the first spots for family friendly activities in vegas and i know obviously vegas is known for a little bit more on the adult

side, but this is a great way for us to spend some time together, get some movement in. >> reporter: it turned out to be a great spot to throw on that 49ers jersey and enjoy the day. >> i'm a third generation with my 9ers dad, starting with my grandad, my mom. >> reporter: with food, familiar and lots of fun. >> when people hear us bringing kids to vegas, it doesn't always click right away, but yeah, there's plenty of things here to do for families. >> reporter: if you can't make it to vegas, don't worry. there is a top golf in the bay area. >> we definitely have the news there for you to enjoy and we have a new venue. we haven't officially announced it, but you probably have seen some construction going on in the san francisco area. >> reporter: top golf has two floors dedicated to all ages and the top two floors are 21 and up. it also gave her son cade a chance to work on his swing. he's on the golf team at his

school and a little less expensive than taking a family of four to the super bowl. >> go 9ers! >> reporter: so most of the people coming to las vegas won't actually be going to the game right here, but we met pair of fans in a bit of a predicament. our kelsi thorud met up with a fan at a charity golf tournament. so he's got a ticket to the game. the problem, his wife does not. he'll explain. >> as of right now, there's one ticket and, you know, of course, if we can find an extra, she'll be my plus one always, but right now it's just me. hopefully that changes because i'd like for her to be there and wipe my tears when we win. >> getting another ticket to the game is actually going to cost about $6,500 plus fees, but actually that's gone down from yesterday's 7,400. >> maybe halftime you might get a deal then.

>> i think the wife is going to be going on a vegas shopping spree. >> you go to the game, honey. i'll take the credit card. we'll see you afterwards. i think that's fair. >> it sounds like a win/win either way for both of them. >> jules, it's nice to see the fountains behind you for the 5:00 p.m. here. >> yes. >> they stop now, of course. >> well, i think because it's friday night. get ready. >> i like it. thanks, jules. >> more surprises ahead, you guys. >> there's a tease. sunday is also the super bowl of advertisements. >> yeah. lots of nonsports folks are more excited for the commercials than the actual game on the field and companies are paying top dollar for those ad slots. >> this story is mav good. >> the average 30 second spot this year costs, well, $7 million. experts say it can be worth it with the super bowl not only being the biggest tv event, but pretty much the only

one everybody watches at the same time. there is a risk, though, if the ad is a forgettable one. meanwhile students at one arizona high school will be among the millions who will tune in to watch the super bowl on sunday. they'll be cheering on the san francisco 49ers and also a hometown hero. >> that's because the team's star quarterback brock purdy attended perry high school in gilbert. thursday the students picked up special swag that honored their famous alumni including shirts reading "brock nation." the street perry puma drive has been temporarily renamed brock purdy way. be sure to join us tomorrow at 7:00 p.m. for a very special red and gold report. we'll be live in vegas with the parties, fan events and all the excitement leading to the big game. >> you can watch super bowl lviii right here on cbs news bay area. you don't even have to leave your couch or streaming on paramount+. up next, alameda county

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gang charges have now been added for those accused of killing security guard kevin nishita. nishita was a security guard for news crews and worked with us at kpix and was killed in oakland in 2021. the third and final suspect was arrested last month in missouri and brought back to alameda. pamela price said her office originally made mistakes. charges were resubmitted and now all three trials will be held together. >> kevin doesn't get to have birthdays or holidays or spend

time with the family. i can't hear his voice unless i listen to a recording. these three men should all be put in for life without parole. >> those suspects are each charged with murder, attempted robbery, and assault with a deadly weapon now with both gang and gun enhancements. still ahead, the 49ers looked down and out during the nfc championship game against detroit, how a bay area rock anthem helped spark the huge comeback. >> the energy that started to rise and they started to sing louder and louder and that gave me such joy. straight ahead in sports we're inside 48 hours until it's game time and i know that you know that i know that the 9ers are ready to play and if they show the same competitive spirit as our matt lively and lorenzo neal show at nfl experience, 9er fans should be

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paul, everything is lining up for a perfect weekend. the 9ers are going to win the super bowl on sunday and the weather is going to be spectacular. >> i guess two weeks ago we had a warm, dry weekend, but this is only the second dry weekend in 2024. >> finally. >> yes. >> we've earned it. >> let's savor this because presidents' day weekend, not

so much. we'll get to that in a second. let's talk about what's happening now, beginning with a view of a beautiful sunset in progress across the bay area. we'll look at the time lapse to around 5:00 this evening, some fair weather clouds over the bay area, no showers today and the current view shows the lit up horizon as the sun is just now going down. dry weekend in store. we'll emphasize that over and over again because of the novelty of such a concept. near average high temperatures, just a little warmer than today. we'll see plenty of sunshine saturday, just passing clouds sunday and then the mix of clouds and sunshine carries us into next week, but eventually the showers do return by the latter half of next week, more on that in a second. let's focus on the good news. nice view of san jose with the mix of clouds and sunshine overhead. temperatures today were a couple degrees below average, 3 to 5 degrees below normal across most of the bay area, mid- to upper 50s, 55 at half moon bay, 59 degrees in

san jose, only a 4-degree difference. we'll see a similar spread in temperatures over the weekend into next week, not much variation from the coast to around the bay to farther inland. temperatures tonight a little more variation, mid- to upper 30s to around 40 degrees inland with low to mid-40s saturday morning around the bay and along the coast. temperatures warm up, nice weather for the chinese new year festival in chinatown saturday, temperatures reaching the upper 50s to around 60 degrees in san francisco. we should see plenty of sunshine throughout the day. let's fill in the rest of the map, look at those forecast high temperatures for saturday. you'll be warmest in the santa clara valley and north bay, 63 degrees in san jose, although not quite as warm in los gatos and morgan hill, right around 60 degrees inland in the east bay and around the bay just below 60 in fremont, just above in redwood city, at 60 in oakland and san francisco. the warmest temperatures will be in the north bay because of the downslope winds. that allows the air to be compressed and

warms it up. it will be noticeable, low to mid-60s already on saturday. let's look at the ten-day temperature outlook. we have warmer temperatures in store by the middle of next week, tuesday through friday looking like the warmest days for a while with san jose's temperatures the warmest across the entire region up into the mid-60s several consecutive days. that ends as an active weather pattern shapes up. we're already looking ahead to presidents' day weekend and the extended hazards outlook from the climate prediction center paints a high risk of heavy rainfall across much of california. it does look like an atmospheric river will hit somewhere along the coast. this far down the line the details are still out of focus. we'll keep an eye on those. also an elevated threat of high winds across most of california and in the sierra already a high risk of heavy snowfall as well. any plans you have for the holiday weekend, it's something to file away in the back of your mind. don't need to adjust outdoor plans yet, but keep in mind the weather will get back into a more

active pattern as we hit presidents' day weekend. in the short term, nice calm conditions the next several days. we'll see more cloud cover beginning to arrive wednesday, but we should stay dry still wednesday, a chance of light showers thursday and then we bring the first round of rainfall into the bay area late friday, really primarily friday night. it's the last day of the seven-day forecast, plenty of time between now and then. we switch over to juliette goodrich live in las vegas to see what's ahead at 6:00. >> what a week it's been. we've talked about how the team is preparing for the big game on sunday. they're on lockdown. they can't go out. they got to hyper focus. at 6:00 we focus on the fans who are having a blast, how the bay area faithful are cleaning out party stores, as they should, stocking up on supplies for their super bowl parties. plus they have seen the 9ers win five super bowls, why this senior fan club says they are confident a sixth trophy is

on the way. who since? the news at 6:00 is coming up in about ten minutes, but i'm joined with vern at the same location tonight. you've got all things sports. tell us about it. first of all, you guys were 200 yards away from when we were doing shows back six months ago in august. the 49er-raider joint practices and here we are again. now we're at the bellagio. the 9ers are itching to go on sunday! 49ers went through their final practice this week at unlv. while all the fans are enjoying themselves this week in las vegas, it's been all business for the players. >> it's been meetings, practice, treatment and media. >> just so over all the hype and preparation and just like just want to go play already. >> we believe that we can do this. we think we'll get it done and we think it's time to

bring it back to santa clara. >> 49ers already got one win last night. linebacker patrick willis was elected to the pro football hall of fame class of 2024. his former teammate and now fellow hall of famer bryant young, b.y., delivered willis the news. >> oh, man. >> willy. >> oh, man, oh, man. >> welcome. welcome to the pro football hall of fame class of 2024. >> i heard that i had a package for my birthday. it was that same week. so i heard a had a package i needed to be there to sign for. that's how they got me. i opened the door and, wow, felt like i was in the huddle looking at the offense and seeing everybody, you know, through my peripheral and i see this big guy in the yellow jacket and it's like wow,

it's happening. it was hall of famer bryant young, my teammate. so yeah, it was a special day. >> i know you might not find this hard to believe, but i'm not nearly as talented as the hall of famer. earlier this week i tried my luck at the nfl fan experience, did the throw, did the kick challenges and i'm probably not getting a call from kyle shanahan anytime soon. this morning our matt lively challenged former nfl fullback lorenzo neal to a race at the obstacle course and they were both itching to compete. >> we'll get you started. lorenzo neal, former nfl, against my average joe against the obstacle course. ready, guys? on your marks, go! >> you okay? >> this is why i'm not doing this. look at them go! oh, even with the spill, even with the

spill. i think lo just edged out matt. >> ready, on your marks, get set, go! >> she started early again. started early again. >> these guys are actually athletes. your uncle vern, sorry. the years have gone on, 5-foot nothing, 100 nothing, but hey, i try to pack a little energy for you. ryan, liz, we'll talk to you soon. >> you've got the spirit, vern. that carries you above and beyond. up next, the 49ers journey to las vegas wasn't always a smooth one, the halftime performance that kept players

this ad? typical. politicians... "he's bad. i'm good." blah, blah. let's shake things up. with katie porter. porter refuses corporate pac money. and leads the fight to ban congressional stock trading. katie porter. taking on big banks to make housing more affordable. and drug company ceos to stop their price gouging. most politicians just fight each other. while katie porter fights for you. for senate - democrat katie porter. i'm katie porter and i approve this message. two leading candidates for senate. two very different visions for california. steve garvey, the leading republican, is too conservative for california. he voted for trump twice and supported republicans for years,

including far right conservatives. adam schiff, the leading democrat, defended democracy against trump and the insurrectionists. he helped build affordable housing, lower drug costs, and bring good jobs back home. the choice is clear. i'm adam schiff, and i approve this message. growing up, my parents wanted me to become a doctor or an engineer. those are good careers! but i chose a different path. first, as mayor and then in the legislature. i enshrined abortion rights in our california constitution.

in the face of trump, i strengthened hate crime laws and lowered the costs for the middle class. now i'm running to bring the fight to congress. you were always stubborn. and on that note, i'm evan low, and i approve this message. you know the 9ers looked down and out when they gave up a big lead to the detroit lions in the nfc championship game. >> that's right. but a legendary bay area rock group helped spark the red and gold rally back against the lions. sara donchey shows us how. >> reporter: january 28th levi's stadium was packed with fans and legends. >> we got this today. >> i think we're going to vegas. >> reporter: the 9ers were set to win their eighth nfc championship, but -- >> touchdown, wow. >> reporter: -- something was off, way off. >> yeah. it was embarrassing,

kind of felt helpless. >> reporter: the first half ended with the lions on top 24-7. >> it was like what's happening out there? >> reporter: season ticket holder and musician tom hawkridge and his song writing buddy keith graves were stunned. >> everybody was pretty down at halftime. i was like are they coming back? >> reporter: during halftime while tv viewers heard an analysis, those in the stadium heard a call to action. on stage the legendary rock band journey formed more than 50 years ago in san francisco. >> i mean we always wanted to play a halftime or super bowl or something for the 49ers going all the way back, you know, into the '80s. >> reporter: founder and lead guitarist neal schon is a long time 9ers fan. so, too, is his wife. >> we are like true san francisco. we love the city by the bay and love the 49ers. >> reporter: in an exclusive interview the couple revealed details about a performance that galvanized the stadium. >> the energy that started to

rise and they started to sing louder and louder and gave me such joy. >> reporter: the night before neal and the band decided to change some iconic lines to the hit song "don't stop believing." >> the tenacity to fight for what you want, all that. that song i think is etched in stone across the world right now. i said let's change the lyrics a little bit. >> reporter: instead of just a city boy born and raised in south detroit -- ♪ just a city boy born and raised in san francisco ♪. >> i was thinking wow, you take out south detroit on and say san francisco, half the crowd, i think they're going to sing so loud you won't even hear it. >> reporter: and the final chorus turned into a powerful new anthem. ♪ don't stop 9ers say good-bye ♪ >> reporter: the fans went nuts. >> after that incredible show by journey that fired everybody up, the 9ers came out and it was the tale of two cities,

completely different game. >> reporter: as for the 9ers, while they didn't hear the halftime show, they heard their fans and are on a mission. >> it was such a fitting song for what happened in that game. >> we're never going to stop believing. >> just support it. don't stop believing. >> reporter: they're in the middle of the tour and can't make it to the super bowl, but their hearts are with their team. >> don't stop believing and take it all the way to the top. >> that's it. >> absolutely. don't stop believing. >> never. that's it for the news at 5:00. cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich starts right now. >> what a way to kick off the 6:00 news coming to you live from las vegas where there is a 9er takeover. >> oh, yeah. let's get this party going. >> with all the red and gold fanfare, they are off. >> they're going to the game. i'm so excited. >> while some faithful are departing for vegas, others are stocking up on party supplies for sunday's game. >> i know we got this in the

bag. go 9ers. we love you so much representing for the bay. plus, they've been 9ers fans for decades and got to see some of the all time greats play. >> i went to the five super bowls they won. >> why these seasoned fans say this is the 9ers year. move over, kristen juszczyk, the east bay designer who struck gold thanks to a hunch and the 9ers cheerleaders. >> the orders started flooding in. so what went from eight little sweatshirts turned into hundreds across the bay. >> good evening to you. i'm juliette goodrich. things are getting exciting. we are coming to you live from the las vegas strip all happening in less than two days. the 49ers take on the chiefs in super bowl lviii and you can only