everybody. thank you for joining us on kron. 4 news at 3 o'clock. i'm kathryn hannah. our top story. it was an emotional goodbye at sfo for one local family today. a south bay emergency room. doctors headed to gaza on a

medical mission. kron four's. alice sogomonian has that story. >> it's monday morning in muhammad's today is at sfo checking in for a flight to egypt. his wife 9 and 2 children are there to send him off on a medical mission. they had long talks about the perilous journey to help palestinians in gaza, the south bay emergency room doctor who has family in the war-torn region said he couldn't hold back from helping the best way. he knows how. but i'm concerned about my journey through this life. >> being able to help as many people as possible, whether domestically or abroad. >> and so i'm really focusing on my my energy is my kind of mental state on on that. not out of fear. >> so bay has been to other countries is a medical volunteer over the years. most recently, he included his 13 year-old son, a flawed on a mission to all salvador. he's been planning this trip to gaza for 2 months. survey says he will be escorted into gaza through the rafah border by convoys with the world health organization and united

nations. his family has mixed emotions of a shared this message to his boys. >> everything carries risk, but it's how does this fit in with our life's purpose is the you know, point of conversation for us and everyone's doing their part. everyone has a gift that they could contribute and it's important to not sight of that. >> so based wife says she was scared for his safety because hospitals are being bombed. but as proud and grateful that he can go to help in this way on the ground. so they plans to come home in 5 weeks reporting for kron. 4 news i'm ella sogomonian. >> also happening today, the israeli military released video. it shows the rescue of 2 hostages from gaza. they stormed a heavily guarded apartment building in the town of rafah, at least 67 palestinians were killed in the operation most and air strikes. israel's offensive has killed more than 28,000 palestinimns displaced more than 80% of the population and

set off a huge humanitarian crisis. children and young teenagers make up nearly half of those killed 4 people were found dead in a welfare check. and the san mateo county today, we know there's a heavy police presence in that area and the sugarloaf neighborhood off. alameda de pulled us and 41st police found a man, a woman and 2 children, all dead and a home. a section of that area has been closed. police are conducting a death investigation. they are asking drivers to avoid that area. and a section about camino real and los altos. that's been closed since christmas has finally re-opened a section between san antonio road and sherwood avenue did reopen to cars and pedestrians at 06:00am the road had been shut down because of a building fire and then a demolition. the demolition began january 24th cars are

back, but the bike lane will remain closed. all right. let's take a live look outside again with this fire picture and it's kyle love. this has nothing to do with the forecast. i'm trusting there. we are live at the embarcadero. kyla grogan is and we've got some folks up close and personal there in that shot of that pay for it. >> all right. let's talk weather. everybody had a pretty nice afternoon out there with some sunshine. and certainly a few clouds out there as well. but not bad. a little bit of haze in the air to taking a live look here right across to mount diablo. you can kind of make it out there. and there's oakland as we see san francisco temperatures right now, francisco about 59 degrees can see. we really warmed up in san jose. now up to 64 degrees. so really above average, there. but about 60 in concord, livermore, santa rosa and half moon bay city about 59 degrees. so pretty nice day. as far as storm tracker. 4 is concerned. we're nice and dry. we're going to stay that way today. tomorrow. then things are set to change. we can see right now we're looking good with just a few clouds out there. the wind is also nice and calm just about

13 miles per hour out at the coast. not bad, right? pretty good. looking day tonight, temperatures are not going to get crazy chili, which is i'm sure good news for those of you in our inland valleys, looking out for love, about 40 degrees to about 48, if you're at the coast, but that patchy, dense fog is likely to rebuild as we get to the overnight tonight, we could even see a little coastal drizzle just to show you in fog cast here again, get into this evening. you see a few those clouds roll in. but there's that coastal drizzle in the overnight that talking about a little bit of a cloudy start to the day. but then tomorrow does shape up to be a pretty nice day. just like today, the changes happen on wednesday. that's when we have the next system that's going to roll in. this is not a big system. it is a little bit weak. we're talking about a 10th to a quarter of an inch of rain, but it will be the first of several systems roll across as we get through the weekend. i'll be back and we'll talk more about that for now. send it back to the desk. ok, kayla, thank you very after last night's super bowl loss, lot of fans, no, of course they're going to have to wait at least another year for. >> another shot at the championship kron. 4 s charles

clifford was at sfo. he talked to a few of the fans coming home from vegas. >> well, last friday, a lot of 40 niner fans flew out to los vegas, full of energy and excitement and hope. unfortunately, they returned on monday empty handed. >> at sfo monday morning. tired forty-niners fans return to the bay area weekend that started with high hopes ended with crushed spirits as the faithful. >> watch the kansas city chiefs come from behind to win the super bowl. it was a journey. corey largent said the chiefs winning drive in overtime was hard to watch. it was a grueling experience. and as soon as i saw that it was going to come down to. >> us having to stop mahomes my heart kind of dropped >> that's where was left. it was crazy. it was great. everybody had a great time in the mcdade. went to the game with her family. she says it was a fun weekend. but when the game was over. >> she had had enough drained. >> don, let's go go home that. it's a great time to get you

sent for sure about every football fan at the airport was sad monday morning. lucas robinson is a lifelong chiefs fan was it was amazing because couldn't a better script as they would say right? despite the outcome. nina, corey and lucas say that they are already looking forward to next season. it does it shake your faith in the team at all. you diehard night niners all the way. we'll get them next year for the class of the nfc, right? i think they have a chance next year for sure. let's run it back. let's do it again. the nfl regular season resumes on september 5th at sfo, charles clifford kron. 4 news. >> less than 24 hours after the big super bowl loss. forty-niners head coach kyle shanahan's decision too received the ball first after winning the overtime coin toss. that's being scrutinized in years past getting the ball first was considered a no brainer because the team was scored. the first overtime touchdown would win the game. still true in regular season

format, but postseason overtime rules changed before the 2022 season. both teams guaranteed a possession after the game. shanahan defended his decision. >> this is something we talked about you know that none of us have a ton of experience of the vote. went to all the analytics and talk to those guys and we just got to be better. we one of the ball 3rd, the bowties match and scored. we want to be the ones at the chance to go in. we've got the field goal. so we knew we had a hold until at laast a field goal enough. if we did then we thought it was in our hands after that. >> critics argue the forty-niners should have elected to play defense first might have given them a chance. they say to match the chiefs first score of the also after the game, some of the players said they they didn't really fully understand how the updated postseason world's worked. despite last night's loss, the forty-niners are the current favorites to win it all next season. the latest

odds have been released. fanduel has the forty-niners of 4 to one favorites to take home the lombardi trophy next season. the chiefs have second-best odds than the ravens followed by the lions and the bills. san francisco mayor london breed posted on x saying no one can take away how hard the forty-niners fought this season. i'm so proud of this incredible team and the thrills and excitement. you gave our fans all year long. we'll see you on the field next year forever. faithful and from governor newsom's office. he says congratulations on your victory chiefs cheers to the niners for game. well fought. the niners, brought passion, energy and grit to the field. california is proud. usher was headliner, as you know, for the halftime show. but the bay area was represented. brought out vallejo native her in the middle of his performance. she has won 5 grammys, 6 grammys.

i thank played the guitar solo, sos nice to see a local being represent. kron. 4 is your local election headquarters tonight. we're hosting the second u.s. senate debate here on kron. 4 inside california politics hosts frank buckley and nikki laurenzo have a preview. >> we are hosting a critical debate tonight in the u.s. senate race for california. this seat hasn't been open in decades. just who will fill the seat once held by the late senator dianne feinstein. and there's a lot at stake with ballots already being mailed out to voters. 3 leading democrats in a race that looked like a runaway for the democrats until a well-known republican. >> took a swing of his own dodgers and padres legend steve garvey has certainly changed the dynamics of this race. it has been surging in the polls. as for the voters, they are frustrated. they have big concerns on the economy. >> the cost of living crime and homelessness, foreign policy and what's happening in

israel and ukraine. we'll hear what each of these candidates say they can do about it. so we have a lot to dive into tonight. the gloves have really come off in this race in the last couple of weeks. and we expect good conversations and probably some fireworks, too. see you tonight for now. back to you from san francisco. >> and we are hours away from that. senate debate on kron 4 and join us. adam schiff, barbara lee, steve garvey, katie porter, go head to head. that begins at 7 o'clock tonight. police are searching for a suspect after a woman found her husband. >> stabbed to in an east bay park. first, a warning from the fbi as we get close to valentine's day. they're warning us all to be on the

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>> valentine's day. i just 2 days away. now the fbi is warning people to be on the lookout for scams. kron four's tiffany justice explains. >> this is a fairly prevalent scam in the bay area. >> online scammers are on the prowl looking for their next victim using a time of year when people are more keen to look for love, using online platforms and dating sites. the fraudsters number one job is to build that trust. and it seems to be working. thousands falling victim every year. the fbi releasing in 2023 victims within the fbi, san francisco division in territory lost more than 27 million dollars.

>> that works out to about $70,000 a victim. so this is a high impact fraud, but the fraudster will try to strike up a relationship, try to develop that relationship. and inevitably it will turn to money. and these people are very good unfortunately, they've got a lot of practice. they keep notes. they keep detailed notes all of their interactions with potential victims and they can come across as perhaps one of the most adoring, a tentative for magic partners. victims are reported in every county, but santa clara county had the most victims who self-reported. >> followed by alameda and contra costa counties, red flags and tips to protect yourself straight from the fbi. never send money, trade or invest with someone use only met online, do not disclose financial status or information and be cautious of individuals who claim to have exclusive investment opportunities. >> i understand that people would feel in paris to falling victim to this, but they're not just helping themselves if they notify law enforcement, they notified the fbi, they're

helping others and preventing additional victimization. >> if you believe you're a victim of a romance scam, the fbi encourages you to report it through their internet. crime complaint center ic 3 dot gov. reporting tiffany justice kron. 4 news. in san francisco. an investigation is underway after a waymo car was set on fire in chinatown. >> this was during lunar new year celebrations. police say a crowd. broke a window, threw side of the car, setting it on fire. the u.s. attorney's office for the northern district posted a warning about the consequences for this kind of thing saying whoever did this by means of fire or explosive will consequences. and shelby in prison for not less than 5 years today, mayor breed responded with a statement reading in part it was unacceptable, has no place in our city. we will work. she

says, to hold those who committed this act accountable. nobody was in the car. there were no injuries so far no one has been arrested. california officials are trying to find new ways to use artificial intelligence in departments. the states tax and fee administration will use that to help answer tax questions this year. that would mark the first time a state agency. started to use and integrate ai and into a department. the state says it will not be used without human calls center employ around, but not really clear yet how employees will know how to trust the answers generated by ai the state's tax agency says employees are already trained on basic tax and fee programmers. happening tonight, the orinda educator's association is going to hold a rally. they've been bargaining

without a new contract bargaining with the school district since last august. no deal has been reached. the rally is going to be held outside the board of trustees meeting tonight at 5.30. all right. time for another look at the forecast and kron 4 meteorologist kyla grogan is here and looks beautiful there on the embarcadero kyla. yes, it does. we've got some nice sunshine out there this afternoon. and we should get a little bit in tomorrow as well. >> beautiful as we take a live look here at the golden gate bridge. you can see just a few of those high clouds that are up there. so this afternoon, clearing certainly kicked in for us. we've got some low 60's out there. a few spots even getting up to all 64 degrees in san jose. more of the same tomorrow. so partly cloudy and seasonal, maybe a little bit above average and then we'll see some rain on the way as we get into wednesday and then more rain on the way as you can in next weekend. so let's talk about that first hit, which is going to be wednesday into thursday. this is not going to be a very powerful system that you can see will bring us a little rain. the one that keeping an eye on it as we get into saturday sunday and even

monday. that's the one that i think could be a little impactful. you can see it's kind of 2 waves, one system and then another. and this is monday as we get to monday evening. so get ready for that. but we don't have to be ready for today or tomorrow. so the first system that wednesday into thursday, we're talking about a 10th of an inch to a quarter of an inch of rain. you can see where the bulk of that is going to be more to the north of us near eureka. but as we get into that weekend system, we are going to pick up more significant totals in models this afternoon are actually coming in a little bit hotter. then they were this morning. now this will adjust as we get closer to it. but tell you what i i certainly goes to southern california here. even parts of the central coast looking to pick up some pretty incredible totals. so that is just to say that we are about where we want to be right now. rainfall wise, we've got some saturated ground out there, however, so i have a little bit of concern as we get towards the weekend. you can see we're up to 115% of normal. santa rosa 118 in san francisco. close to normal in oakland and 141% in the south bay. there in san jose. so the chances of rain as we roll into wednesday, certainly

increase into thursday morning, a little bit. and then it's really going to be that weekend into next week that we start to see the heavier totals role and that's the part that i mentioning. i could be a little concerned about him, minor flooding that we could so here's your extended forecast. that doesn't mean you're going to need that umbrella with you on wednesday as we get into the afternoon and evening. that is valentine's day. so just make your plans accordingly. little bit of a break likely thursday afternoon into friday morning. but then we head right into as you can see, saturday sunday, monday, the bigger rain totals. back to you. developing news out of the east bay know police are looking for suspect after a man was found. >> stabbed to death in the parking lot of pleasant hill park. the victim identified as 37 year-old son tear go to cabo of pittsburgh. police say he worked as a janitor, had been working late friday night. he was found by his wife. she had been worried when he did not come home after a shift. people who use this park frequently are shocked by the news.

>> to be able to come and see her husband dead on the ground is like, well, he's just >> gives you shivers. no, not in my neighborhood. >> police have no suspects. they say at this point really all they can do is hope for leads from the public. federal investigators are trying to determine what cadsed a deadly helicopter crash. 6 people were killed. they've been on their way to the super bowl. the ceo of access bank was traveling with his wife friday night. the helicopter crashed in the mojave desert also killed the former chairman of the nigerian stock exchange, the pilot and copilot were also killed the helicopter crash. 75 miles north east of barstow after taking off from palm springs. inv stigators say it was raining at the time of the crash. >> near the end of the flight track data, it shows a slight right turn. turning south of the interstate. at that time,

data shows a gradual descent increasing ground speed. flight track data and about a quarter mile from the wreckage location. >> that helicopter did not have a cockpit voice recorder did not have a flight data recorder which were not required. federal judge is forcing elon musk to testify and the investigation of his purchase of x and 2022, the court ruled in favor rejecting musk's claim that the federal regulator had been harassing him. the sec sued musk and saying that he had refused to be interviewed for the investigation into the purchase and they're worried about statements he made on the deal. the judge is now giving the regulator and musk a week to figure out a date and location for an interview. still ahead, a look at what you can expect from tonight's senate debate. that live report coming up. >> but 3.30. but first,

another bay area company could be getting ready for a lot

for your money at 3, another round of layoffs expected from another big tech company. >> according to reuters, san jose based cisco, he's planning to lay off thousands of employees. and official announcement expected next week when cisco makes an earnings call. one source as cisco still trying to figure out how many employees to lay off. but that could be thousands. the company has about 85,000 employees. as of the 2023 fiscal year. cisco is

shifting its focus on higher growth areas like cybersecurity. new reports show that americans are using credit ca ds to pay off their loans and increasingly they can pay down the balances. a new information says that 8% of credit card debt has fallen into delinquency up from 6% in 2022, the average loan bill is between 200 and $300 a month. more than 383,000 refrigerators made by frigid air being recalled. regulators say a plastic component in the slim ice bucket could break even fragments in the ice posing choking risk or people could be cut. they say there have been hundreds of reports about the problem. 2 people were cut by the plastic pieces to see if your refrigerator is affected. you can visit the frigid air website and click

recall information like coming up, new details on sunday's shooting joel osteen's megachurch in houston. >> what we are learning about the suspect. and after the break, our capitol correspondent eytan wallace joins us live with the repin

just a few hours. the leading candidates for california, california is open u.s. senate seat. we'll hit the stage for a live debate. you will see it here only on kron. 4 capitol tom wallace joins us live from

san francisco where the candidates are set to face off. >> catherine, this is going to be a good debate is and it's all going to get underway at 7 o'clock this evening. it's a debate that is expected to focus on the issues facing california. but of course, we should expect some fire works as well. >> steve garvey. katie porter. really. >> it's debate night in california. you're looking at the major candidates in the race for the u.s. senate as they prepare to take the stage here. the kron 4 studios in san francisco. there is a lot san francisco. there is a lot at stake moderated b california politics co-host nicky lorenzo and frank buckley. the debate is expected to focus on key issues facing the state, including the cost of living homelessness and crime. foreign policy matters, including the israel-hamas war and russian invasion of ukraine are also expected to come up. it matters now. this is when voters are starting to

tune in. well, law school professor jessica levinson points out this debate is taking place just about 3 weeks before primary election day, march 5th, the top 2 vote getters will move on to the general election in november. all the more. so why leavens and says this debate matters. candidates want their breakout moment and not in a bad way. with ballots already sent in the mail to all registered voters in the state. levinson says this debate is do or die time for the candidates in a race where most polls show democrat adam schiff leading while republican former major league baseball star steve garvey and irvine democratic congressmember katie porter fighting neck and neck for that key second place spot for adam schiff. there's nobody wants to run against more than steve garvey. >> adam schiff, nose in a california. we are not going to elect a republican to statewide office. adam schiff knows that the more scrutiny steve garvey is under the worse. it's going to get for him for katie porter. we're going to see her come out swinging against adam schiff, but maybe even more. so again,

steve garvey explaining to the voters why her positions and his positions are so different on so many issues. >> okay. so tick, tick, tick, tick, tick, tick. we are now less than 2 and a half hours from this debate. again, it will get underway at 7 o'clock and it will last one hour. hope you can join us reporting live from san francisco, a tonn wallace kron. 4 news. >> should they find 8 on will be watching? thanks very much. meta is making headlines after announcing it would stop recommending political content on its instagram and threads apps users can still follow accounts which post about politics, but accounts that focus on the subject will not be recommended. same goes for political posts pie non political accounts. those post will not be recommended either. a southern california lawmaker wants to ensure the safety of electric bike riders by banning children under 12

from assembly member tosh a born are introduced this bill. it prohibits anyone under 12 from writing any kind of a bike. anyone over 12 without a driver's license would have to take a safety training course. pass an online written test and they would need a state issued id. first-time violators would get community service instead of a ticket or a fine. >> data from chp shows a steady increase in electric bike crashes each year since 2016, bikes and go nearly 30 miles an hour and owning operating when it is a big responsibility. the children and their parents must understand. >> the bill was introduced this year. analysts figured probably has a long way to go before it gets to the governor's desk for a potential signature. all right. let's take another look at the forecast today as we look live over san francisco kyla grogan is back. hey there, kevin. yeah, we have

the weather kind of getting better and better and better today. wanted to take in lake tahoe. talk a little bit about. >> our snowpack, we have seen some big improvements in our snow pack in the last week. and you can see where, you know, last week we had week before, rather, we had, you know, less than 50% down there in southern syria. now at 80%, the northern sierra sense for here at about 71% of normal. so that's some good news as we because we do still have ground to make up there. as we take a live look at the lake surface. all is calm today. however, as we get into wednesday afternoon and evening. that's we're going to start to seessome of these snow showers show up. i do think they'll be a little bit of a break on friday, but then we're back in it as we get into the weekend. but right now you can see just a few high clouds starting to roll there. same story here as we

look in the bay area. w-'ve got just some high clouds kind of nice out there. so some good breaks of sunshine. if you are going to be headed out this evening, no need to worry about to bring an umbrella or anything like that for today and tomorrow, which is going to be very similar to today. it isn't until wednesday that we're starting to look out for some of those showers that will roll in and take us into our thursday morning. and then the bigger push of rain coming as we get into the weekend. i'll be back in a bit. we'll track that for you and take a look at our 7 day forecast. back to you. kyler. thank you very much. and the north bay petaluma police say a woman was arrested after fighting a 74 year-old man trying to get his car. they say crystal hogan of clear lake is now accused of robbery attempted vehicle theft preventing a 9-1-1 call elder abuse resisting arrest. the woman asked the sub asked both man for a ride as he was walking. >> to his car. he refused. that's when she attacked him. got into the car, although she couldn't start it. when the man tried to call 9-1-1, she

took that cell phone away from him and ran off. she was later found by police. that man was not injured. and developing news, there are new details on the suspect in a shooting at joel osteen's church in houston. police say that 36 year-old a genesee murano, used an assault-style rifle. this was a an attack yesterday. he was shot a she it's a warm and remember was shot and killed by an off-duty officer. the rifle had palestine written on it. the woman had walked in at first claiming that she had a bomb. police say her 5 year-old son was with aaron. we hear that he was injured by gunfire. a man in his 50's was also shot. that man has been released from the hospital. investigators are looking through her home trying to get any clues to a motive. the leader of a critical u.s. ally

in the middle east was at the white house today. the king of jordan met with president biden, washington correspondent hannah brandt has that story. for the first time since the israel-hamas war began, president biden met with jordan's king abdullah actively working for peace. >> security and dignity. both the palestinian people and the israeli people. the 2 leaders spoke about the conflict in the effort to free hostages being held by hamas in gaza. national security advisor john kirby says negotiators are making progress on a hostage, but it's it's not done and nothing is really negotiated until everything is negotiated in those conversations are ongoing. now the allies disagree on what should come next gaza. the king of jordan is calling for a permanent cease-fire. this war must end, but president biden is only advocating for a temporary pause in fighting to get an extended pause in place to bring the violence down, to get people out and get aid. and that's what we're focused u.s.. officials say they are

concerned about the growing number of civilian deaths and insists they're pushing israel to do more to protect people. >> we're happy that over the past month we have seen civilian casualties come down from the incredibly high rates that they work. they're still alarmingly high. state department spokesman matthew miller said the u.s. is warning israel to protect civilians before attacking the city of rafah in gaza. we do not support any military campaign in rafah going forward as long as they cannot properly account for the 1.1 million people by some estimates who are in rafah in washington. i'm hannah brandt. >> deputy defense secretary kathleen hicks has assumed the duties of secretary of defense lloyd austin. this is because austin that is back in the hospital. we only know that some kind of bladder problem. the pentagon says he was taken to walter reed medical center sunday in december. he was diagnosed with prostate cancer, but he kept that a secret for days from the white house and other officials. and later apologize for that fact.

the pentagon is now promising regular updates on his condition. breaking news to tell you about. police say one person has been killed and at least 5 others injured in a subway shooting in new york city. the shooting happened at the subway station mount eden and jerome avenue. this is in the bronx. you're looking at video from the citizen app happened about 4.30, local time. one 30, our time. police still trying to figure out what led to this shooting. no arrests have been made. february is national children children's dental health month. tooth decay remains the most common chronic childhood disease. jessica ranck has the story. >> it's children's dental health. february, the best month of the year, a dentist with sleep kids. dental says throughout the year she hears many myths from parents but not all of them are true. the

first myth that i always hear is that don't bring your child to dennis until they're 2 years old. >> which is not to and they should come in when they get their first hoots. she says by starting young kids will get used to getting their teeth cleaned multiple times a year. but going to the dentist isn't the only way to keep their smile shining bright. it's as important if not then brushing and flossing sugary by the biggest culprit for cavities. share mind her patients. that juice can be just as harmful to their teeth as things like ice cream and encourages parents to make brushing teeth just as fun as eating those sweet treats go out and by chief assured them that they love. ashley tips is a mom of 2 kids and explains why it's important to make this daily routine. something for them to look forward to. we were busting team one day and i had regular to pays. >> i did not have her barbie to pace. you know, the one of the barbie, the glittery

flavor to pace. and as soon as you start brushing her teeth, she said it right out. she says now taking a trip to the dentist doesn't feel like pulling teeth. there actually are super excited to come these days, which is so much easier for me. >> coming up, we'll take a look at what's old and what's so retro of the country's biggest car show in chicago. also, why some schools and businesses want the day after the super bowl to be declared a national holi

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>> one of the viral moments from last night's super bowl was a kind of a nasty looking

surprise approach to the head coach andy reid by the chiefs tight end, travis kelce kelsey looked furious, part of it here caught lashing out of reed on the sidelines, even appearing push the coach at one point after the game, kelsey would not elaborate on what this was about. >> when u n andy reid had that, what i call a very engaging you've got you've got all coming a few cameras. i mean, wasn't, hey, i need the ball. can help us win. what was that and it was keep it between us unless my mic to tell the world. i would just tell him how much i love them. >> the fumble, that's what it look at whatever happened good makeup pretty quickly. travis later games, a and he >> probably heard that. we all saw this. a lot of people criticizing him. the coach tried laughing it off, saying the push kept him on his toes.

>> seems like the offense and everybody change after that was a couple about it. becoming was a look fumbles. i was another turnover. yeah. he didn't know that play. she didn't know as you go that far right? so he came the game or a game hug he's sorry about that. but heat, you know what? he just wants to be on the field. he wants to play. and there's nobody i get. better than i get him. he's a competitive kid. and you know, he loves to play and makes me feel young, you know, but my balance is terrible. >> the kind of unpleasant looking encounter was clearly a softened by the fact that 2 men went on, of course, to win back-to-back super bowl championships. patrick mahomes keeping the party going in southern california. the super bowl mvp made a stop at disneyland of this afternoon for the traditional super bowl victory parade. this, though, is that? now this is from last year. they're telling me, but you're so it looks pretty much

the same. today's parade kicked off at about 2 on main street. usa. well, after the excitement and suspense of the super bowl, millions of people, millions expected we're expected to call out sick from work today. reporter nancy loo explains. >> golden state since the big game stretches past many bed time. super bowl monday is practically guaranteed to be less productive. it's a national day of slacking and it's predicted at least 16 million people are calling in sick. >> monday should be a national holiday. absolutely. the day after the super bowl, whatever that falls plans to work remote as little as possible. >> so the push is on to make it a national holiday since so many workers and students seem to catch super bowl flu every year in paris, kentucky. the school district is already canceled classes. the superintendent having fun and telling families to have fun like skiing.

>> and city school, we understand school just the real life. we enjoy the game and cheer on your favorite team. >> last year to tennessee, lawmakers actually proposed a bill to replace columbus day with a new holiday. the monday after the super bowl. in recent years. economic losses from absenteeism and distraction estimated to total about 6 billion dollars. i am not going to work calling. it was 6 sore throat as often screaming. >> and that was nancy loo reporting. it's going to be hard to measure whether the sick rate will be higher among niners fans. they, of course, are dealing with little bit of sadness and disappointment. but the flu could be more widespread because taylor mania. wolf, i would that affect anybody, that's what they're saying. >> alright warriors head coach steve kerr will miss tonight's rescheduled game against the

jazz. >> after attending the funeral for coach haan lamelo budget which in serbia, the warriors coach died last month in salt lake city suffered a heart attack at a team dinner. you might remember he helped the warriors win the 2022 nba championship. he was a mentor to a lot of serbian players in the lake. the assistant coach, kenny atkinson, will be acting as head coach for that rescheduled game. all right. time for another look at the forecast as we look live outside and kylie, you're tracking a nor'easter headed for the east coast. yeah. would you believe so? obviously it's winter. so that happens. but i want to take a quick look at the national picture because this weather that you see down the southeast, which has the potential to cause some severe thunderstorms today. >> and as you can see as a little cold side, a little snow now falling in spots like memphis, tennessee. that is going to be tracking right up the east coast right up i-95 corridor and is set to bring and awful lot of snow as we get into tomorrow that will get going so if you know the

folks in the east coast, they re talking about that nor'easter. nor'easter, by the way, called a nor'easter because the wind along coast comes from the northeast. there you go. fun fact. mean, on the west coast, a lot cooler lot quieter out here for as we do, have a little bit of rain up in the pacific northwest. but not bad. we have a really nice day here in the bay area. you can see as we take a live look here. you can see a little bit of mount diablo there in the background and oakland, so not not bad. got some sunshine and some nice temperatures. 64 in san jose pretty warm there. little cooler at half moon bay. just thinking about 57 degrees and 59 free in san francisco's a little bit warmer than we should be in spots. also, you notice the yellow dots on the map here that correlates with moderate air quality. so we do have a little haze out there. it's along the peninsula right around the bay on the east bay and down into the south bay, not so much in the north bay today, but just something to keep an eye on tonight. we're going to see temperatures that are going to be not bad about 40 as my lowest temperature for tonight in our inland valleys, up to about 48 degrees, patchy. dense fog, though, will be part of the

forecast. unfortunately, the possibility of a little drizzle as well. so just watch out for that. if you're coming in the morning, we could see some slick roads because of that. here's tonight's see some of these clouds rolling in. we are going to be a foggy. you see just a few little pops on the radar. that's that coastal drizzle. he's talking about by tuesday night. you see a little bit of a sprinkle coming into the north bay and then into wednesday morning that we're going to start to see a little bit of a shower role. but it really isn't until the afternoon that this gets going into the afternoon and evening. this will just be about a 10th of an inch to a quarter of an inch of rain. so it's not going to be very strong system. however, there is another system, as you can see as we get into the weekend. in fact, 2 of excessively that are going to be more potent pack, a bigger punch. so as we get into that friday night saturday, sunday, even into monday, time-frame. those are the days that i'm concerned about a little bit of minor flooding. so tomorrow, another day like today should be a lovely day out there. wednesday is valentine's day. look out for some of those showers in the afternoon and evening. and then we should get a tiny bit of a break. before we get into that whole rainy run as we

head towards the weekend. back to you. thank you, kyra. well, from electric cars to hybrids. and apparently everything old is new. again. we saw that too. >> tech smart, rich demuro explains >> the auto industry is in the middle of a revolution. seems to kind of a mix moment freebies. there are so many great ones launching, but those companies are watching gas card tables as well at the chicago auto show. evs are front and center. show organizers along with nissan brought me to the windy city to experience the show, which has been going on for more than 100 years and is north. america's largest chicago auto show has had a family atmosphere. people in the city talk about going here with acre >> and now they're coming back with their kids eat. these are getting a lot of attention but only make up about 2 million of the 290 million cars on the road in the u.s. with affordability and cold weather

performance concerns in parts of the country. not everyone is rushing out to buy one. there's going to be internal combustion cars, gas diesel powered vehicles on the road for decades to come on the floor. just about every brand you can think it's cool to see all these cars back to back kind of a company's whole lineup. all right, next to each other. here's the mustang. mach e in the new eruption. green collar with a bronze appearance package. the all-new electric escalate iq will go 450 miles and cost $130,000. check out the 55 inch digital touch screen inside chevy making electric silverado while volkswagen leaning heavily into nostalgia with a three-row electric id buzz based on the 1967, bus luxury ev startup lucid showing off a stealth version of its air sedan. surprisingly, even tesla in attendance, the cybertruck attracting crowds. we are used to talk about infinite demand

for tesla vehicles while stopped on for more. they're having to market a little more aggressively than they have in the past. well, the second side, these cars continues to evolve. it's also kind of fun to just get behind that wheel and dream a little bit. >> if you want to see some more, my finds from here at the chicago auto show. find me on instagram. i'm at rich on tech in chicago. i'm rich demuro and you are tech smart. >> coming up next, a closer >> coming up next, a closer look if you're happy and, you know it, clap your hands if you're happy and, you know it, ride your bike. if you're happy and you know it, then your face will surely show it.

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has released the highest-rated ad from last night's super bowl. and you're looking at that. it was arnold arnold schwarzenegger, state farm commercial, a trust fund. he reunited with the former costar danny devito for the 60nd spot. number 2, duncan, star-studded commercial featuring ben affleck, matt damon, tom brady, jennifer lopez key is heartwarming. warming up. perfect 10. that was 3rd and rounding out the top 5 uber eats that ad reunited. ross and rachel, that was 4th and the nfl's born to play spot rounded out the top 5. and we have time for a quick weather forecast yes, we do kyle. you can go sit down. that's it for kron. part news at 3 o'clock. thanks for joining us.

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