a showroom for the niners in the super bowl. i'm darya and james sport in the red and gold today as we're counting down to super bowl. 58. it's quickly approaching and what's becoming evident as we get closer is the question of who's going to be the stand out player. there's lot of analysis going in. it's obviously going to be someone on the niners who wins. so we have that to go covers. justine waldman is live in las vegas. >> she's beentake home that eli title of super bowl mvp. there are 2 names at the top of the list on the chiefs side. it's patrick mahomes for the niners, its christian mccaffrey. and we will start with patrick mahomes because

he has done this before. he has already won. not one but 2 super bowl mvps, including last year when the chiefs beat the philadelphia eagles. this one could be even sweeter for the 28 year-old. the chief said have such an up and down season, not the same dominant swear are used to seeing from them. the homes, though, peaking at just the right time for touchdowns and 718 yards passing in the post. so he's an early candidate. but no one can ignore the amazing season that run cmc has had in the bay. mccaffrey has had a streak of 17 straight games with a touchdown. 14 scores this season with 1459 yards on the ground. so mccaffrey is now looking to follow in his father, ed's footsteps and try and win a super bowl. >> think i've seen running backs that part in the playoffs that the most valuable players on their team seen running backs in the playoffs that are extremely talented and have a lot of value this is such a team

sport. you know, it's the biggest team game on the planet. think to to say that. it's because of one player that the team wins. the super bowl is just not true. i don't think that's ever been sure. i want to maximize opportunities. i know that. >> they don't. they always come in be in every single super bowl. and so what i would have whenever i'm here, i enjoy it. i enjoy the week and i just got to go out there. but the best football and like i said a little bit he super bowl sunday live here outside of allegiant stadium. i'm justine waltman. i'll send it back to you guys. i feel bad coast you've got all the

wind and the rain and the cold. yeah, it's a guess at the super bowl for you i was hoping for better weather. >> thanks to this stadium is indoors. okay. still even away. yeah. this is going to be terrific that we're going to be in the studio sunday morning at 07:00am. we're just here to have and weather will be beautiful. you can watch it on tv. you could. >> start a super bowl morning with us and we're going to tell you how to get the party started 07:00am to 10:00am right here on the kron. 4 morning news super bowl and not to complain. but yeah, it's cold here, i didn't take the dogs for a walk. i turned around was so cold. yes, it's definitely chilly morning. here it is colder and vegas, though. and funny enough. it actually going to be cooler in vegas on super bowl sunday, too. we're going to be about 10 degrees warmer on average on the day of the game. let's get a look at the graphics right now and you can see out there. i do have a super bowl graphic. >> and we are looking at that game day forecast being little

bit chilly out there with some low 50's around game time and the super bowl sunday in las vegas. we're going to be low 60's here in the bay area. so maybe good forecast to watch from your backyard where we're sitting right now. clear skies, cold conditions. we don't have any rainfall this morning. but what we do have is some 30's and 40's look at oakland and berkeley down in the upper 30's right now. joining livermore, fremont at that same range of numbers, sonoma and santa rosa hanging out right around freezing now as we roll through the day today, we are going to notice a cool one. 10 degrees cooler for a lot of the bay area than the same time yesterday later on. keep those jackets ready to go. just a chance isolated sprinkle or 2 rain. all right, john, thank you for that. right. this is the day. was the law to a pretty slow start? >> 90 minute drive. everybody heading into the city this morning. we're lights are on no accidents or hazards on the bridge summit over just short of 13 that you still making great time there. richmond center fell bridge around 9 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 19 minute warning

right? jones, back to you. randi, thank you. 604, is the time. and the breaking news update this morning. 5 marines aboard that military helicopter that went down outside of san diego now are confirmed to have died. >> the military says that helicopter went down tuesday night during stormy weather in the mountains just outside of san diego. they were returning from training out at creech air force base just northwest of las vegas. the helicopter was discovered yes erday morning near pine valley, which is about an hour outside of san diego efforts to recover. the remains are currently underway. time now 604. in the know a family in napa is grateful they're alive because a tree. >> came crashing down on their home in sunday's storm. splitting basically the house in half. it also nearly hit a child to a sleeping inside. but thankfully, again. >> no one was hurt from 4. sarah stinson has the story. >> high winds likely caused this tree to come crashing down from one side of the other first crashing into this

truck and then onto this home in napa next to a 6 year-old girl sleeping on the couch. >> it was the loudest boom. in the whole house shook, the roscoe family woke up to a tree crashing down on their home on franklin street in napa around 5 sunday morning. jane rasco says she was trapped on one side of the house. her husband and granddaughter on the other. so immediately i yelled to find out if they were okay and my husband was yelling from the other side to make sure i was ok, the tree landed within 2 feet of her 6 year-old granddaughter miraculously, she was not hurt roscoe and her husband also, okay. you know, you can see all those what ifs, but i am absolutely sure that god was watching over us watching over my granddaughter, watching my husband watching over rasco says they called 9-1-1 and firefighters helped rescue them from the house. rasco says the community has been very supportive there. currently staying with a friend from church. and this

is not the first time the roscoe's have lost a home. their house burned down in the tubbs fire back in 2017. so this is n%t her first brush with adversity. but in that case we could see it coming. you know, we knew it was coming. so we have time to pack. this one is very different. every day is a blessing. every day is a gift. >> this massive trees being removed from the home on thursday. the owner of the house says the city is removing 3 other trees from the street to make sure that this doesn't happen again. i'm sara stinson reporting in napa kron. 4 news. >> well, 607, is the time. and the oakland police department fired a probation officer over social media posts made nearly 12 years ago. the posts are described as a series of racist, bigoted and derogatory statements. police say they became aware of the post last friday they launched an internal affairs investigation and finally decided to fire that officer oakland police say that racism and bigotry are contrary to their core

values. 2 people were arrested in connection with more than 70 retail crime thefts in the bay area. san jose police say that jamie flores and thomas so targeted stores like nike best buy and target since last july. stealing in all more than $75,000 worth of merchandise police are crediting a retail fighting grant that they received from the state for the arrests. >> they go in court needed. they had a vehicle waiting for go in there. you know what, we're going to obviously things like cost more on. so really helps us focus our resources, whether feel the best, a gated for technological resources and personal to really focus on organized tell us. >> now, last year the department received 8.4 million dollars from the state to fund its organized retail theft. details 6, 0, 8, 1, of the show case can dart cruise ships. it's getting a lot of attention this morning, but not for a good reason. the

queen victoria docked in san francisco for the last couple of days has 139 passengers on it suffering from gastrointestinal problems. it's a lot of people that have taken now the cdc and the cruise line haven't announced any cause of this illness. local infectious disease expert doctor doctor peter chin-hong says the answer is probably what you're thinking. >> yes, it is very likely going to be no virus. norovirus is a virus that causes vomiting and diarrhea and you can have person-to-person transmission very famous for happening on cruise ships where large numbers of people get together on trump conditions. share a lot utensils, food, et cetera, apart from being very uncomfortable. fortunately, norovirus dozen results in a lot of people dying does have a high mortality rate. >> notes just enough to ruin your vacation. abby, be stuck

on this ship sickened? you know, i mean, nobody wishes that for anybody. so that's but at least they're, you know, safely looking at san francisco. that's a nice view. cdc is monitoring this. the queen victoria left san francisco. yeah, i just last night. so now they're headed on july >> 609, right now. and another big problem that we follow here on kron 4 is fentanyl. and as the state's crisis is getting worse, one lawmaker is offering some new legislation per the california department of public health. most recent data. more than 6400 californians died of fentanyl poisoning in 2022, that's about 124 people dying every week. this is why san francisco assemblymember matt haney introduced a new bill requiring all first aid kits in the workplace to have narc can, as you probably know that spray medication is known for its ability to quickly reverse an overdose.

>> let's let's make sure that we take on the drug dealers and yet have more access to treatments, but also still our responsibility to protect people and the best way to protect people and keep our loved ones alive. kids a lot is making sure that this stark and is it available and accessible everywhere? >> if his bill becomes law, callow show will be the agency responsible for making sure that all the first aid kits in the workplace have narcan in them. >> we're going to take a break here at 6.10. still ahead on the kron 4 morning news. we continue to follow the latest on the fired oakland police chief long armstrong's lawsuit against the city of oakland will have the mayor's response coming up. plus, what attorney general rob bonta is doing to help people renting their homes here in california. and after the break, we're going to tell you how much she'll be spending on game day. food favorites will have a live favorites will have a live report on that too.

who says you can't go for bold without going broke... get the brands you want, the prices you want, whenever you want. tj maxx where you can always afford to be you to the maxx.

>> 6.13, and here are 4 things you need to know a child caught with. look at all of this stolen merchandise. thousands of dollars worth of stuff that was taken from a target in fremont. it was actually barge deputy police chief that spotted underage person riding on a train near the stanley under station. and you notice that the merchandise said security tags made that bus traffic safety advocates urging the san francisco police commission now to an active policy, too limit racially biased traffic stops. they proposed the banning of pretext stops for low level offenses, including failure to display a mounted license plate registration tags, driving with expired registration. the city of

oakland is approving the sale of the raiders training facility in alameda. that was currently being used by the open routes in oakland, souls, soccer teams estimated the sale of that is going to bring in about 11 and a half million dollars to city of oakland. and this year's lombardi trophy was trusted interested in the hands of no other. then. >> the world for reporting hall of famer jerry rice. >> the trophy presented at the first day of the super bowl experience on wednesday. you can see they've got to handle that with gloves that had the white gloves. nobody's touching that trophy. >> until the forty-niners actually just grab eyes. and that's all right. let's get a check of the weather and the traffic here at 6.15. we've got john with a look at a much calmer start the morning than yesterday. >> yes, oh, my goodness. so much calmer and a little bit colder, though, too. so still bundle up. and those nice free jackets. no need for the rain jacket right now. but later today, you might find a few sprinkles. you view over san

francisco looking crystal clear. nothing going on radar here at home. all of that has moved out into the desert east of us out in arizona, nevada and utah. low pressure areas getting out high pressure ridge soon to build in in between phase today of cool weather, mostly sunny skies. but as i mentioned, still that slim chance of an isolated very light shower popping up into the afternoon. today will be very brief. if you do see it, i just don't want to catch you off guard as for tomorrow saturday and sunday skies will be crystal clear and we're smooth sailing into the weekend for any festivities. you may have any sort of rainfall today is going to be very minute. just a couple of sprinkles here. and there sierra nevada snow fall is also in the process of winding down. we will see a few more inches today into the weekend. not enough to close things down, but just enough to keep the slopes nice and powdery still one lingering winter weather advisory for areas south of yosemite. the winter weather advisories around tahoe expired at 04:00am this

morning. as for our sierra snowpack, we've done a lot of catch-up work from these last few systems. we are now officially above 80% of average in the northern sierra. so we still do have a little room to grow. but hey, this is a huge improvement from just a couple of weeks ago. today's daytime highs will be cool only in the mid 50's. we are going to be looking ahead to a game day forecast on sunday. that is really nice and comfortable. daytime highs here in the bay area going to be in the low 60's upper 50's low 50's rather in las vegas, though. so it's actually going to be warmer for watching the game here at home. then it will be in sunny las vegas. it's going to be a sunny and mild day area. low 60's on saturday and sunday. also into early next week. so it's an uphill climb to some sunny and mild weather right now. i'm john, thank you for that act in accident along 80 south of us very boulevard. >> this is in san lorenzo. so things are a little slow there along to 38 did not 8, 85, 80 in oakland, 13. still look nice and light. no major

delays our san mateo bridge. you can see that as well. they bridge right now. 19 minute ride to travis started to pick up early this morning. 14 minutes still on our san mateo bridge, 101 of the south bay. 85 up to menlo park. you're at the limit. 30 minutes there. while 2, 80 82 still look good selanne to downhill ps. 26 minutes starring james, back to you. >> thank you very much. rain to 6.17. the time from for your local election headquarters and this november, california voters will get to decide whether to formally enshrined same marriage rights into the state constitution. now, while same marriage is legal in california, same marriage rights are not officially enshrined in the state constitution. a proposal known as the freedom to marry ballot measure would change that. supporters say the measures necessary amid concerns that the u.s. supreme court could one day overturned the decision to legalize same marriage nationwide. as of now, there's no formal opposition. the measure needs a simple majority to pass. >> time now, 6.18, and

>> obviously you're going to get ready host a super bowl party, right? you don't want to watch alone and that means, you know, as the host, you want to have food and drink for everybody spread. but fried, but it's going to come at a cost and crawford's will trend, as you can see live for us this morning with a look at what things are more expensive, less expensive than they were last year. will you breaking it down? news is you won't get sticker shock. but the bad news is you will be paying slightly more than you did last year. so it's almost hey, the pain is not so bad. think about that. for the bright side. as far as super bowl parties, right? it's become the biggest party

of the year. whether or not you're a football fan. but you know what? we've got the niners in the super bowl. so the bay area is going to be lively. if you can't be in las vegas. well, you can host the super bowl party. my tip is perhaps potluck. that's always a winner because everybody spreads the cost. but there are those who enjoy hosting a party and providing all the goodies. so this is what you can expect if you're one of those people. so take a look at your screen. according to wells fargo, from wells fargo. they said that some things have gone up not too bad. chicken wings always popular. of course. if you want to choose the pressure out, you're looking at around $3 or $0.26 per pound frozen 3.17, and both have gone up anywhere between 5% and 11%, depending on the feed, of course, the crop feet. that's that chicken

a little bit more this year. but again, nothing overwhelming as far as shrimp. 80 for a pound sarah lawrence state. you'll be paying a little bit more this year than last year. you're sitting at around 9.35. you've got to have beer. of course. that's one dollar and $0.75 per point. and that has flat line. >> for those who want to have that liquid diet potato chips to tia chips and guacamole all have gone up as well. anywhere between 3 and 5%. again, the best bet is maybe do a pot luck. and my advice to you is i started shopping already, james and get it early because they awith nothing but your appetite. >> see that i bring afghans. i

i like that. show is inspired she did. all the mission is often the place to be when bay area's and a championship run. i mean, you know, we've seen this kind of celebrations in the past in an effort to curb, though, any chaos because, you know, they can see what happens when or lose wide appeal by the fans go not win or lose our oceans are high and still burning couches. i don't that won't happen. that soccer thing will people do some crazy things. so what they're doing is caltrans and chp as club that closed off several freeway off-ramps in the mission community and the police limiting traffic along mission in valencia, too. we don't know about, you know, what's going to be actually on super bowl sunday as far as these detours, but you can expect this. there is a place called the venue called the chapel. they're hosting a big watch party that so, you know, they know it's going to be lively. this is joe was just what happens. and we just know

they wanted safe. all right. okay, 6.22, is that i'm coming up on the kron. 4 morning news. bay area man has been arrested for leaking top secret nuclear technology.

>> 6.25 and the north bay, a 16 year-old boy was airlifted to the hospital after getting into a crash near petaluma at 03:30pm, in the afternoon yesterday. you can see the seniors. this helicopter responded to the accident on chile, know valley road. a teenager was ejected from one of the vehicles involved in this crash. he was airlifted

to the santa rosa memorial hospital because the location being so remote, that's why they had to airlift him. we know that he's in stable condition right now. in the south say a san jose man was arrested for stealing sensitive information about our nuclear technology. and he's accused of giving it to china. the u.s. attorney's office says that stole trade secrets on detecting nuclear missiles. he was born in china and became a u.s. citizen in 2011. investigators say that he used his position as an engineer and a lab to transfer thousands of files to his personal computer. if he is convicted of stealing trade secrets that he could face a maximum of 10 years in federal prison. california leaders are stepping up efforts now to make sure that renters are getting the protection they deserve. >> state attorney general rob bonta says the state is issuing 5 consumer alerts directed at renters and their

landlords included in these alerts are reminders that under california law rent cannot go up by more than 10% each year and renters can be evicted without a court order. the alerts also say that landlords are responsible for repairing health and safety issues in the rental property and that they must return security deposits within 21 days and provide accommodations for renters with disabilities across california, 17 million people currently rent their homes. we're going take a break. it is 6.27, and coming up next on the kron 4 morning news. the niners hitting the practice field in las vegas for the first time this week. we're going hear what players say going hear what players say they're f ( ♪♪ ) you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how about a more solid way to save? i'm listening. well, bmo helps get your savings habit into shape with a cash reward, every month you save. both: cash reward? and there's a cash bonus when you open a new checking account to get you started. wow. anything you can't do?

( ♪♪ ) mugs. ♪ bmo ♪ you can make money the hard way as a bullfighter mugs. or a human cannonball... or save money the easy way, with xfinity mobile. existing customers can get a free line of our most popular unlimited plan for a year! not only will you save hundreds but you'll also be joining millions who have connected to america's most reliable 5g network. sure is a lot safer than becoming a stuntman for money. get a free line of unlimited intro for a year when you buy one unlimited line. plus, get the new samsung galaxy s24 on us.

>> 6.29 right now and we're checking out the weather john was right on target yesterday. the rain, maybe i could do day. looks great. yeah. good morning, jon. yet just chris been clear this morning, it is definitely feel like a winter morning after the rain. you can see behind me. there's not a lot going on out there. aside from those normal traffic backups, that rate will talk about. >> we're looking out there at the east bay hills with crystal clear skies up above. now we are seeing that storm system moving out. we could see some remnant sprinkle activity later today. it's nothing to worry about. temperatures are cold, though. mountain view free my half moon bay, even berkeley and oakland dropping down into the upper 30's right now that he got santa rosa sitting right at freezing right now could have a few frosty areas, especially outside the city limits. once you get up into the north bay, temperatures are quite a bit cooler than yesterday. san jose, san francisco and oakland all down

10 degrees as compared to the same time. 24 hours ago. now, this afternoon, we will be looking at mid 50's for your highs. keep that light jacket around for sure. we will see a gradual warming into the weekend which i'll get to in your forecast, right? all right, john, thank you for that a busy morning on the bay bridge traffic back to just passed the overpass there. >> no accidents or hazards. 25 minute ride in the meter. lights are on, slowing it down. more people are just traveling this morning earlier 15 min arrive. san mateo bridge still nice ally. that drive time is not yet. 11 minutes long over to senator phil word. if you're taking that route this morning, golden gate bridge just short of 21. now, if you're along 101 south of railroad avenue in cotati, there's an accident there. so latest block, announced a little slow this reasons. back to you. thanks. a lot of rain, a 6.31. and let's continue to follow the big story that we first started covering yesterday here on the kron 4 morning news, which is about oakland's fired police chief leronne armstrong filing a lawsuit. yeah. so both the city of

oakland and mayor sheng thao claiming that he was wrongfully terminated. >> the lawsuit comes almost a year after he was fired. >> fired oakland police chief leronne armstrong has sued the city of oakland, mayor sheng thao saying his termination was retaliation for speaking out against federal monitor. robert warshaw who oversees the oakland police department. his termination really had nothing to do with whether he did anything wrong with as a chief. actually come in any misconduct. he was actually terminated just because you have the courage to point out the monitor was leveling unfair criticisms. >> that opd and leadership. >> the lawsuit claims newly elected mayor sheng thao was intimidated by were shaw and bowed to his pressure instead of standing up for oakland, it's active litigation. and so i'm going to refer that to the city attorney's wednesday, mayor thao referred all questions to the city attorney's office. however, on it's absolute requirement that

my administration, including the chief of police, the able to work closely with the monitoring team. and to speak credibly before the court. but i am no longer confident that chief armstrong can do the work needed to achieve the vision. so today. i have decided to separate from chief leronne armstrong from the city without cause. i think they've got a strong case attorney michael cardoza has reviewed the claim and says the city of oakland should consider settling and fast to quite frankly, the mayor should have waited. >> for a vet in a full vetting of the case. a full investigation of this case before she fired. this is not the first time a fired police chief has sued the city of oakland and kirkpatrick who served as chief from 2017 to 2020 also filed a wrongful termination suit. and one i

think is showing people myself and armstrong many case before part we're speaking now. >> and they only way we're going to do that. and to correct wrongs of the stages to go through last process, which is unfortunate. and i hey, good to have to do it myself. but that's what's going on. dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> 6.33, the time. and in the south bay, a san jose business owner has been arrested after police say he was selling drugs out of his business. police say they found this pink powder in the business and at his home, they say the powders known as pink cocaine or sometimes pink panther. it's a mixture of several drugs, including ketamine, meth and cocaine. police did not name the business but said it's a long blossom hill road just off highway 85. well, traffic safety advocates are urging the san francisco police commission to enact a policy that limits racially biased traffic stops. it

proposes banning pretext stops for low-level offenses, including failure to display are properly mount bisons plates, registration tags and driving with expired registration. the commission says most of the stops have been focused on black drivers for more than 2 years. the policy has been put on hold and community members say are they sent a letter to the commission requesting that the policy finally move forward for a final vote. the policy was set to be discussed at yesterday's police. a police commission meeting. >> 6.34 right now and in the east say a childs, an underage person caught with all of this stolen merchandise on barred. it was taken fremont target and bart's. deputy police chief was on the train riding the train near the san leandro station on tuesday. when he noticed a child with a bunch of merchandise and security tax. we still all the stops. turns out those were stolen items totaling more than $2000. after nearly 50 years

in the north bay and tortillas that i love letter to a factory is moving. they're leaving santa rosa and a kansas. the parent company called fledge flagship food group says that they looked at all kinds of options trying to keep the business open in the bay area. but they said after painstaking consideration, they just couldn't afford it. they say the santa rosa facility didn't own in land acquisition was high. there are all kinds of factors behind this move in maryland. lot of employees, 235 workers at that north bay plan those who work remotely, they're going to be able to keep their jobs because of this move. those who can't keep their jobs. they are going to be given a severance package. the move is effective march 31st. i hope i can still buy the lot or tia tortillas. i love those.

>> well, university of california optometrists are really rallying against what they're calling unfair labor practices. they picketed outside ucsf yesterday demanding higher pay better staffing lower patient wait times and good faith contract bargaining from the uc system. >> we are not able to last lost qualify interested better bay area opportunities. can't really compete with the other bay area. hospitals like kaiser are even >> well, yesterday, march day, 2 of their strike will be following the story. time now is 6.37, and new this morning. the oakland city council has approved the sale of the raiders training facility in alameda. the property is owned by both the city of oakland and alameda county. and right now the oakland roots in the oakland souls, soccer teams. i have been using the facility. it's estimated that selling this is going to bring 11 and a half million dollars for the city of oakland. the company

buying the facility would lease the facility to the soccer teams. so they could continue to use it. all right. well, we're now just 3 days away from super bowl. 58 in the 40 niners for the first time this week hit the practice field. yeah. which is kind of funny that, you know, we're talk about the radar dana. >> now it's on and the raiders hometown of vegas. i can't wait to see the super bowl and are sports kate rooney is our crew in vegas. the forty-niners hit the practice field here in las vegas for the first time this weekend. they made it through practice without much drama, which might be a surprise considering the way the week started with reports of the forty-niners being unhappy with the quality. >> of the practice field at unlv, soggy field, soft grass. meanwhile, the chiefs are over at the raiders indoor practice facility, but they were out basking in the sun and getting the job done. kyle shanahan said it wasn't worth it to him to change the team's practice schedule in order to move over to the raiders practice facility. i asked a couple of the play they're still hoping to accomplish this week

with a couple more practice days left before the super bowl. here's what they had to say. >> we put a game plan and last week before we got here. so put a little bit more in this morning. so it just kind of the screws get ready for sunday. >> you can always get is something. so i'm glad the playoffs. we have a really big into the bow to put someone like we know we can pursue play harder like the defense have. you know, we had a a few lapses and pursued effort on some peso this weekend. president biden trying to make it a point to get to the everybody like all 11 on the field. just trying to get to the ballroom floor. you know, i just played we played. kind of let thousands down a little bit his postseason co. we haven't been living up. no. so i stand and what we built that what i what people expect of us and we expect of myself. so just trying to get you back to >> kyle fixes things might change a thing here. there. what's more just like just stay home and we are that we finished the, you know, the 4th quarter lions get internships game. we're like we're hot on the defense played well. the office may well specially as play was like, just got to try to keep

that momentum rolling. we also heard from forty-niners general manager john lynch. he, of course, is a super bowl champion himself with the tampa bay buccaneers. he had a couple of words of wisdom for his players this week. he said you're not going to remember all the fun night you had out in vegas that will make you happy. 10 years down the road from now. what will make you happy is knowing that you locked in and won the super bowl. >> in las vegas, kate rooney kron 4 out of our minds. 40 niner fans are going nuts around the bay area. >> ahead of sunday's game, including 90 year-old martha companion. company has been a fan since 1971. and she through or home showing us all her niners gear. her memorabilia. she is a senior superfan. now she was a season ticket holder for the team's entire tenure at candlestick. 71 to 2013. and in that she only missed a handful of games. she's attended all 5 of their super bowl wins and now

she is hoping the team will get another ring this weekend. she is so excited and never going to lose hope. i feel like they the 2 they want to before. i don't think they were prepared. >> but this one, i think they are. and i think that they're more of a family. >> she's got a good feeling. james. i'm with her. she's going to be watching every second on tv. the big game is sunday and >> maybe she'll wake up with us and good morning. absolutely. because we're going to be there bright and early super bowl morning 07:00am with our special morning show all about the big game. we're going to have all live reporters in vegas will have live reporters here. watch parties around the bay. we'll have guests here in studio talking about food. how you can make sure your super bowl spread. it is super for all of your guests. going to be a lot of fun. >> join us 6.41. right now. and we're also celebrating black history all month long and we'd love you to join us for this. look at a local museum that honors the

countless contributions of african-americans in aviation.

you want to see who we are as americans? i'm peter dixon and in kenya... we built a hospital that provides maternal care. as a marine... we fought against the taliban and their crimes against women. and in hillary clinton's state department... we took on gender-based violence in the congo. now extremists are banning abortion and contraception right here at home. so, i'm running for congress to help stop them. for your family... and mine. i approved this message because this is who we are.

>> 6.44 is the time. and here are 4 things to know. the oakland police department has fired a probation officer over social media post. they made nearly 12 years ago. those posts are described as a series racist, bigoted and derogatory statements. police say they became aware of the post last friday and then launched an internal affairs investigation and ultimately decided to fire the officer. san jose business owner has been arrested now after police

say he was selling drugs out of his business. police found the pink powder you see on your screen at his business and after home, they say the powder is known on the street cocaine or pink panther. it's a mixture of several drugs, including ketamine, meth and cocaine. the proposed public bathroom in san francisco's know a valley is now estimated to cost just $300,000. the original estimate was 1.7 million. but the city says that it was a donation of $425,000 that this prefabricated unit in all the labor that brought the total cost of the project down to just a mere 300,000. it's still a really expect of toilet home in napa was split in half by a tree during the storm on sunday narrowly missing a 6 year-old girl inside. it happened at a home on franklin street. the t-ees being removed from the house today. my gosh. look at that damage and >> thousands of people are still without power in the north bay. they are. it spent looking at multiple days now of keeping up with no lights.

>> no electricity, no water. very hard. i mean, we have no heat. we have no water as a result because the well runs on the pump can't cook on things that start like when the generator we can only around their fridge reader and the internet. >> oh, my gosh, right? so the ripple effect of no lights really gets to you pg and e blames the whdespread damage to their equipment for the delays to get the power back on because they say, you know, it's been. >> this this storm was so damaging and so expansive that it's been hard to keep up with all has luckily they get a good stretch of dry weather ahead of them for all those work crews to try and get ahead of all that damage, john? yes, absolutely. it's a >> going to be a weekend may be partying for the game, but also probably clean up a lot of stuff in the backyard before that barbecue gets going. >> we're looking out their beautiful sunrise this morning look at those crystal clear skies. we have got a nice day ahead of us. it is a cold morning. those don't forget

the jackets. low pressure is moved on out to the desert and we do have some snow into rain coming down across especially arizona, nevada and utah. low pressure on the outs and a high pressure ridge about to build back in kind of in in-between today. staying cool. we do see a slim chance of a very brief and light afternoon shower today. just don't you to be caught off guard by it. but for most of us today is going to be a dry one. and then tomorrow through the weekend, crystal clear skies temperatures beginning to climb for the rest of the weekend. any rainfall today is going to be measured in just a few 107 inch. that's literally trace amounts right there. the sierra nevada gets another dusting of snowfall, just barely hanging on a few more inches of it are possible. we did see winter weather advisories in lake tahoe expiring at 04:00am this morning. well, we still do have some around yosemite national park and south from there. as for the sierra, a lot of catch-up work has been done in the past few days. the storms have really helped. we went from being well below

seasonal averages. 2 nearing those seasonal averages for snow pack is concerned. so this is excellent news. the sierra has done some really good snow making the past few days. temperatures in the bay area today will be in the mid 50's for the most part. and hey, if you are heading out to vegas for the big game on sunday, do bring the jackets with you is actually going to be cooler in vegas than it is going to be here in the bay area with temperatures in the 50's to 40's by halftime comparatively the bay area's going to actually be really mild some low 60's for us. come game day on sunday. and that's the way we'll stay into next week as well. >> great. all right, john, thank you for that low start on the bay bridge this morning. drive times. 26 minutes traveling from the maze that fremont street exit. i'm not saying accidents on the westbound side. looks like on the eastbound side. right near is the 7th street exit. there is an accident there. but i don't think that's contributing to the bay bridge. they more people are just traveling to get early start this morning, 60 minute ride on the san mateo bridge. no hazards or delays. there

starting in the south bay, 1, one. 85 to the law partner still under 40 minutes, making decent time to 82. no major delays. how a for gradually building. 36 minutes, antioch, and to conquer. let's check on 24 for you. wannacry down to 5.80, just short at 12 minutes. darya. james, back to you. thank you. right >> we continue our look at black history month here on kron 4 this morning. we're looking at the oakland aviation museum. yeah, and we're honoring the countless contributions of african-americans. >> in the field in aeronautics and speed. but just aerial flight to kron four's philippe de gaulle takes a closer look. >> before you reach bessie, coleman drive stretch of roadway leading up to oakland international airport named after the first african-american woman aviator. >> you will and su ming lee passed the hangars along earhart road. >> tucked among them, the oakland aviation museum,

historical treasure. conway jones junior makes a point to visit at least once a month stopping by for a casual stroll down memory lane with the museum's current leadership. and then guiding the occasional tour of organization he founded some 40 years ago. on this day, we are fortunate to be his guests, colors in this country have made. >> contributions to america since the civil war, the retired u.s. air force colonel shares a few stories about the decorated tuskegee airman. this the aircraft is a fully operational. the first african-american fighter pilots and crew in the u.s. army air corps who helped secure an allied victory in world war. 2. >> known famously for flying red tails, fighter bombers. rulings as seen on the pitch. yes, a replica is featured in the museum. only. >> 17 bomber crews were lost. >> well, the test we're like cover your name. pair, of course, of world war 2. and that's against a backdrop.

there were 8,000 barbara cruz wise to stay israel leading into the tuskegee airman. exhibit plays a simulated video of the high flying aerobatics associated with the heralded group of high fliers. >> jones says this was the first room set up when the museum moved to its current location. roscoe brown shot down. one of the first german gets the red tails mean the world to him. this is the >> a replica of the tuskegee airman. congressional gold medal. he grew up around them. well, his dad served for the u.s. army in tuskegee, alabama, color and brought to military service army air corps into our country, a set of values. jones pays homage to bessie coleman, the first african-american woman to hold a pilot's license no teacher to fly planes here. so she had to go to france together. prior training came back. the museum not only tells stories of the past, but also looks ahead to the future and how

black aviation has evolved. fast forwarding. to victor glover. a black astronaut. he 3 others as 4 man crew. we're flying the national heart of this, too. around the moon in november for jones history sets the path forward and provides context in navigation. guidance through breaking barriers and building bridges for those following behind took office. it took an oath of office to. and serve the constitution, united states of america against all enemies, foreign and domestic. >> i think we still we need to be about as a people. blacks particular to serve our country. here's our country. has served this museum is a hidden gem and it is affordable for families to attend. >> it's open every wednesday through sunday, from 10 o'clock in the morning. until 4 o'clock in the afternoon. and the last ticket is sold at

3 o'clock in oakland, philippe djegal, all kron. 4 news. >> what a great story. and as we said, kron 4 is honoring black history through the end of february. so stay with us. in fact, that's when our special will aaron title honoring black history in the bay area. a compilation of all the wonderful stories we're doing this month. that's set to air thursday, february 29th at 06:30pm, right here. >> on kron 4 will be right >> on kron 4 will be right back. so, do you like peaches?

or do you like eggplant? well, it depends on whether i'm in the mood for peach pie or baba ghanoush. you know what's sweet & savory? getting vaccinated and tested. vaccines and testing are safe, effective, & available for free.

you really are versatile, aren't you? protect yourself and your community from stis by getting vaccinated and tested ♪♪ stay ahead of your child's moderate—to—severe eczema, and they can show off clearer skin and less itch with dupixent. the number one prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, that helps heal your child's skin from within. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes, including blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines without talking to your doctor. ask your child's eczema specialist about dupixent. this year's lombardi trophies making its grand arrival at the first day and super bowl

experience. >> it did so on wednesday. as you can see here, the man trusted with carrying it in arguably the most trusted hands in the league's history. we're talking about hall of famer jerry rice. you see him there with the white gloves. jerry's allegiance is clear. he won 3 super bowls with the forty-niners and he shared how he would mentally prepare for the big game. take a listen. >> no one, exactly opportunity that would have been a football game and playing that game in my head the night before. >> if you won a super bowl here in las vegas, how would you celebrated in our city after? >> well, i can't disclose >> well, rice, of a wide receiver in the nfl for 20 seasons winning the super bowl mvp in 1989. and obviously he is 49 a royalty here in the bay area. and we know where his allegiance. yeah, >> coming up with the kron 4

morning news christian mccaffrey and patrick mahomes. we know what they want. they are favorite to be named mvp in the big game. we're going hear how they feel about everything heading into this matchup. and look at this. a tree falls splits lands on a home in napa and believe it or not, everybody's. plus 100 passengers more than 100 on this cruise ship that just left. san francisco is anger here for quite a while. they are sick or going doctor are sick or going doctor saying what he thinks it is.

at marshalls, our buyers hustle every day to get you great deals on all the good stuff. like this stuff and that stuff and ooh, that's some really good stuff. we get the deals. you get the good stuff. marshalls. is it possible to count on my internet like my customers count on me? it is with comcast business. keeping you up and running with 99.9% network reliability. and security that helps outsmart threats to your data. moaire dida twoo? your data, too. there's even round-the- clock customer support. so you can be there for your customers.

hey billy, how you doin? with comcast business, reliability isn't just possible. thanks. it's happening. get started for $49.99 a month. plus, ask how to get up to a $1000 prepaid card with a qualifying internet package. don't wait, call and switch today!

>> from the area's local news station, you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at 7. >> morning and thanks for waking up with us today. closer now a super bowl. i'm daria and i'm james are sporting the red and gold getting into the team. spirit of it all. yes. super bowl. 58 quickly approaching. yeah. and a lot of people are starting to wonder who's most likely to win the super bowl mvp award? well, we've got the 2 leading candidates, right? well, i mean, it will we know that we would because we won the super bowl. the naturally. >> our player would get a puck after the mvp right? kron four's. justine waldman is live in las vegas. taking a closer