the economy is simply not working for millions of hard working families. they're working harder than ever and they still can't make enough to get by to afford food and medicine to even keep a roof over their heads. we need to build more housing that's truly affordable. we need to address this terrible epidemic of homelessness. we need to invest in good paying jobs, union jobs and investments in our future. this, this is why i'm running for the us senate. i'm adam schiff and i approve this message.

the race for san francisco mayor is getting even more crowded and the latest candidate to throw his name and has been there before. who he says he would fire if he gets the job. we are moving toward several storms this week. we are timing out the back-to-back atmospheric rivers in this first alert weather. a bay area doctor is heading into a war zone to help patients. he and his family say the risk is necessary. we are there for the emotional send

off. thank you for joining us this afternoon. there is a new but familiar face in the san francisco mayor's race and he is hoping to unseat his successor. anne makovec joins us now with this story and other headlines. it is getting interesting. former interim san francisco mayor mark farrell just announced he is running for the city's top job. the board of supervisors, you might remember, appointed farrell as acting mayor back in 2018 after the death of ed lee . he served for six months until voters elected london breed to take over. farrell did not run in a special election but now he says , if he becomes mayor, he plans to get rid of the police chief, bill scott, and hire someone who is, quote, more aggressive. >> public safety has never been a bigger concern. the conditions of our streets have never been worse. i believe i am the only candidate with the right experience, the right policies and most importantly, a track record of effective leadership inside of city hall. >> farrell joins a growing list

of candidates including london made. also running is supervisor ahsha safaí and philanthropist daniel lurie. san mateo police just released new details about the four people found dead inside a home yesterday. they say the two children were found inside of the bedroom. their cause of death is still under investigation. the man and woman were dead with gunshot wounds inside a bathroom. a gun and loaded magazine were also found in the bathroom. at 30 major airports including sfo, thousands of frustrated flight attendants are rallying today. they are demanding pay, retirement benefits and flexible schedules. the unions want flight attendants to be paid for all of their time working. since right now, most are not compensated for their time spent waiting between flights in the airport. >> most of us are in contract negotiations right now. we need to have progress. some of us have not had raises for the last five years and it is

important to show our solidarity. all airlines are in the same boat. we need a livable wage . we need to be paid for all the hours we are at work. >> sfo says the demonstration is not impacting airport operations. one of the airlines, american, is confident they will reach a new agreement with flight attendants soon. the 49ers back at levi's stadium today to clean out their lockers after super bowl lviii. they are now going to have the separate ways for the off-season but sunday is launch will be -- loss is one they will have to live with for lifetime. >> you understand that the only thing you can do is use this fuel to propel us forward. that is where the mindsets are at, or at least where they will arrive at some point. right now, there is a lot of people who are hurt.

>> more positive sports news, the san francisco giants adding a power hitter to their roster. the chronicle reporting it as a three-year bill with free agent outfielder jorge soler hit 36 home runs for the miami marlins in 2023. and , jenny cavnar will become the a's lead play-by-play announcer. that makes her the first woman in major league baseball history to serve in that primary role . she was previously backup by play announcer for the colorado rockies, spending 12 seasons there. >> love it. thank you. let's get to first alert weather. we are looking ahead to multiple chances of rain in the next few days. here is meteorologist darren peck. >> the main rain is getting here saturday. there is a system coming before that on wednesday that we need to look at. just to set the stage for what is coming our way, we have

to look at the pacific. you can see the wednesday rainmaker right here but back here, there are others lining up and i just want you to watch this big view first. right after that, by the time we have gotten toward late friday, saturday's rain is waiting right here. there is another one after that. we will get to that when in a second. here is the wednesday rain. it is really late early evening tomorrow afternoon and you can see how this has pretty good rain with it. even though this will not be terribly long-lasting, when the line comes through, this system will have the ability to drop some pretty good rain. we will time that out. it gets down to the golden gate, right through the evening commute. this is the most important part about the wednesday rain. it will come right through the bay. it

slowly works its way down to the south bay, starting to clear by the time we have got into the midnight hours. there might be a few stragglers on wednesday but there is not much to this on thursday. it is what we looked at coming right across through the heart of wednesday with a focus on the evening commute. rainfall totals in the north bay . nothing to sneeze at but not the kind of rain that would raise any flooding concerns. it is also not going to be terribly windy with this one. when we look at the rainfall totals from the city south, we put a quarter inch of rain. that covers the first system. you get a break mostly for thursday and friday and then saturday, that next one comes in. we are going to come in for the second storm. that is a long stretch heading down toward the sub tropic. that is a category 1 or category 2 atmospheric river feeding into it and it will be with us

mainly throughout the day on saturday. the next two systems, this first one and the one after it still need a little more time to play out in the models before we start trying to pin down exact timing and exact locations. the best way to watch saturday's rain is at this scale. it starts in the morning and takes us through the day. by the time we get to sunday, that line should move past. maybe a little bit of a break on sunday and then the next system comes in. that one is a lot trickier. if we watch this one, it starts on sunday. it is going to sit there for a few days and spin. it is not going to go exactly like that. those systems can be notoriously difficult to nail down. we will give that one a little more time before we start going to the bank on numbers but here is the saturday rainfall. remember, this will be for most of the day on saturday. both of the long-range models are showing

that same model. saturday is raining again. it will be breezy but not terribly windy. then, the next one comes together from sunday, perhaps into tuesday. this is not exact. maybe a quick look ahead. there is a system out there focused on sunday and tuesday. the possibilities range wildly right now but we can see several inches of rain across that several day period. let's look at it in a 7-day forecast. we can see that first system showing up here wednesday, middle of the day, thursday. any rain is done by 10:00 in the morning. saturday, a system comes in all day. sunday, late sunday until who knows when but plan on sunday and monday at this point. we will have more on that as it develops. >> thank you. a bay area doctor is

risking his own life to offer help to those in gaza. he is headed into the war-torn region where the explosions continue. as our kenny choi reports, he has the blessing of his wife and young children. >> these are the final moments together for dr. mohammad subeh and his family before he embarks on an uncertain and dangerous five-week medical mission to gaza. >> if i am not going to do a, who will do a? >> subeh came to the us as a palestinian refugee when he was seven years old. he is a stanford educated emergency room doctor who has been looking to join a nongovernmental organization offering medical aid in the ever-growing humanitarian crisis. >> the heart really hurts right now. i am hoping that me going there and being able to help out is a way to alleviate some of that hurt or feel like i am doing something.

>> the saratoga resident has volunteer for missions before. the world health organization says there has been more than 300 attacks on healthcare facilities in gaza since the start of the war. this will be to get this deal and more, scan the qr code on top of your screen or head to cbsdeals.com to start shopping now. -- subeh 's first one to gaza. >> i am more concerned about my journey in this life and being held to account at the end of the day. >> part of me is nervous about it . you might, like, you know, get hurt or not come back but half of me is honored because he literally gets to go to where it is happening and help people. >> holding back tears, his youngest sun clutched his father tightly. his mother is embracing the life lesson he is giving his children. >> as a family, this value is very important to us, the idea that we are not living in this world just for ourselves and our own family. we are a part of humanity. >> we are witnessing this without much help from the rest

of the world. they need all the help they deserve. >> we see babies being pulled out of rubble, bodies being torn into pieces. a heart that is hurting is a heart that is alive. i hope everyone is awake and alive. >> subeh is grateful to those praying for him and he hopes that others will ask themselves a question. >> give a moment to reflect on what your life's purpose is today and not get caught up in the pomp and glitter of this life. >> a new journey is about to begin. >> in our muslim faith, we believe that if one were to save one life, it is as if he or she has saved all of humanity. >> saving lives, inspiring his boys and bring hope to dark place of suffering. >> the world health

organization says fewer than half of the hospitals in gaza are partly functional. the health ministry says the death toll has now surpassed 28,000. president joe biden says the u.s. is working on a hostage deal that would include a six week or longer pause in fighting. meanwhile, there is growing pressure on house speaker mike johnson to take up a foreign aid bill for israel, ukraine, and the indo pacific after the senate passed a measure with significant bipartisan support. still ahead, history lessons not from a teacher but from a parent. meet the bay area dad celebrating black excellence with young students. why you may need a pl

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the cdc may soon be relaxing its guidance on covid-19 isolation. the washington post reports starting this spring, the agency may no longer require isolation if you have been fever free for 24 hours with mild or improving symptoms. the updated guidance would bring covid-19 in line with guidance for other respiratory viruses like the flu. last month, california relaxed its recommendations for covid,

saying people who test positive for the virus but do not have any symptoms are allowed to return to work and school. thousands of drivers for uber , lyft and doordash are expected to strike tomorrow and valentine's day. they have accused the companies of taking a huge cut as commissions. the drivers always take home at least 70% of fares after fees. uber says the company offers flexibility for drivers to earn money when and where they choose. you are never too young to learn about black excellence and also to celebrate it and every other week, a parent volunteer at a san francisco elementary school helps guide kids and those lessons. our max darrow has his story. >> laughter mixed in with learning and business around

this table. that is colene mccready, parent volunteer, keeping everyone on track. >> what you like about science? >> may meet every other week to learn about and celebrate black excellence and to build community. the first order of business on this day -- >> do you want to do the drive? >> they are planning on giving back to the community by collecting and distributing cases of water to those in need. next up, a brief history lesson about two black inventors. >> there is black excellence everywhere you turn and look. >> gladys west helped develop gps and lewis latimer helped make incandescent lightbulbs become more affordable and practical in the late 1800s. >> it is important to know that there are people who look like us who have done amazing things on this planet called earth. >> after the history lesson

about electricity and mites, mccree got into a life lesson about the importance of being a light. >> we want to build up powerful relationships by being positive or negative? being positive, right? be exactly what she is. that is a bright light, trying to make change. >> that is what he is on a mission to do. >> i have an opportunity to make a difference in a child's life. so many people have made an impact on my life. i don't take for granted the opportunity when presented to make that impact. >> principal and assistant principal are proud to partner with mccree. >> kids teach us what they need. >> this has evolved over the years. >> we have only a handful of african american students at school and we want to give them a safe space where they can

find rapport with one another, share, learn and connect to the community. >> it gives kids an opportunity to realize that they are all uniquely wonderful and should be celebrated. >> i want to see all kids have an opportunity to do what they want to do in life. >> there is a lot mccree hopes the kids will learn from their get-togethers but there is one thing in particular he wants to make sure they know. >> that is the easiest question you asked . love. the fact that they are loved and that they are appreciated. not only that, but they have a responsibility to take what we are giving them, which is love, to their community, to their family and to be a beacon of light that we talked about today. >> wisdom we can all take to heart. >> always remember that you guys are bright lights. >> you can find all of our

black in the bay stories on our website, www.kpix.com. be sure to watch our special at 4:00 p.m. on february 23 on cbs news bay area. what are the odds? where the 49ers stand where comes to next year's super bowl predictions. an intense moment captured on the super - lift the clouds off of... - virtual weather, only on kpix and pix+.

you are going to find plenty of critics everywhere. social media, other places, talking about the 49ers' super bowl loss to the chiefs and what could have been. others are looking toward the future of this very talented team. looking ahead to the next season, vegas is predicting the niners will be back for super bowl lix. in fact, they are favored to win the title over the back-to-back champions.

there we go. that is a bit of good news. there is also a lot of buzz over a certain sideline confrontation between chiefs tight end travis kelce and his boss, head coach andy reid. i am sure you saw it. >> after the fumble, he comes over to andy and goes, keep me in. >> was it the heated moment on football's biggest stage or a step too far for one of the games most notable stars? those are the questions surrounding travis kelce's tantrum aimed at head coach andy reid during sunday's super bowl victory. >> i was just telling him how much i love him. >> both men brushed it off after the game. >> he is one of the less -- best leaders of men i have seen in my entire life. he has helped me with channeling that emotion. i owe my entire career to that guy. >> he said just put me in, i will score. i will squirm here and that is what it was. i love that. it is not the first time. >> these types of outbursts and confrontations between players and coaches are not new on nfl sidelines but even for a sport

where intensity is often celebrated, it still took many viewers by surprise, including sports writer build brogdon. >> it caught my attention. >> incidents like this are often glossed over in sports. >> i think that we allow or pass it off in sports because it is the quote, unquote competitive spirit. i think that we get jaded. we pass off a lot of behavior in the workplace that would get you totally fired. >> he says an apology could go a long way, especially toward new fans i may have just started tuning into the nfl. >> from a pr standpoint, from a role model standpoint, it might be good to acknowledge it and tell people that is not the way you should act. >> sunday's super bowl was the most-watched ever. record 123.4 million viewers caught the

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bakeries across the bay area are busy making king cake for mardi gras celebrations. the traditional pastries are being sold today. >> the reason we got it was for our daughter's school. they are celebrating it. as parents, we heard this place makes them amazing. >> they are really good. king cake originates from new orleans and is associated with the christian holiday of epiphany. a tiny plastic baby is hidden inside the a never presents baby jesus. weber cuts the slice and finds the baby is named king or queen for the ♪ ♪ >> norah: tonight, snow emergency. >> this nor'easter will be quick, but it will pack a punch. >> norah: heavy snow brings dangerous driving conditions, close at schools,nd