and it was a little bit frustrating. there are still tens of thousands of people across the bay area who don't have electricity this morning. >> we'll tell you why. it may take several more days to get the lights back on. and a shock for the music world. country music singer toby keith has died at the age of 62 what we n know about how he died from ktvu, fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning to you and we thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two. i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it's tuesday february sixth. pretty clear actually was on my way in. let's check in with steve paulson. any signs of rain ? >> well, it's not raining over san jose right now, but most of us have cleared out of here, so it's much cooler. a lot of 40s, maybe a few upper 30s after everything is said and done. but there's a lot of moisture in the air. but 40s on the temps here. everyone's pretty close. santa rosa at 43 and right there, a

little bit off santa cruz, monterey, san mateo coast and right over san jose, a little bit of activity popping up. so we're mostly done. there will be a system swinging in here tomorrow to kick off some rain. nothing compared to what we had a couple of days ago, but 50s, mainly upper 50s for all here. a little bit below average, never below average, always above. here he is mr. sal castano steve good morning to you. >> and we are here looking at a very nice looking start to the commute. it is early. let's go to the bay bridge. you can see traffic looks very nice with no major issues here. and it's dry, so. right now traffic is moving along pretty well on interstate 880 and on the san mateo bridge as well. heading out to the peninsula, traffic continues to look very good. and if you're driving in the south bay, it is quiet. there in that silicon valley commute 401. let's get back to the headlines. all right. >> thank you. sal. nearly 95,000 people are still waiting for their power to come back on after that deadly storm caused widespread outages over the weekend, crews said that they

have restored power to hundreds of thousands in the bay area since sunday. the north bay remains the hardest hit at this point, with more than 40,000 people still impacted by outages . >> i was just on a job this morning where one eucalyptus tree took out at nine poles and they've been on scene since sunday trying to restore power to this particular neighborhood. >> pge says it is using the break in the rain to inspect all the damage. by the end of the day tomorrow, the utility also says it's aiming to have the power restored to most customers by the end of the day. on thursday. now, in both marin and sonoma counties, pg and e crews are still out working to restore the power and ktvu zac sos tells us that people in one part of san rafael have been in the dark for more than a day. >> very nerve wracking. >> and, you know, getting to sleep last night was hard for everyone. >> mia brits eyeing the storm damage across her street in fairfax asked how close the tree

came to falling onto her home. do you mean the first tree incident or the second tree incident? a stump, all that's left of a massive tree that crushed her car and skimmed the edge of her roof two weeks ago. then on sunday night, the wind started gusting. >> really, really strong. and so we were looking up and we watched the whole thing just come down and shatter the carport. still shaken and grateful. >> no one was hurt. the storm sending trees toppling all across fairfax, some into power lines, sending much of the town into darkness. there's no late night sales at this 7-eleven, where an employee eyed all the food they'll likely have to toss out. it's all too close. >> no lighting, pg and e grappling with mass outages all across the region and san rafael, most customers understanding they're trimmed almost every year by pg and e, so i feel like the utilities do the best job they can. >> still, there was frustration over what one customer described

as a lack of communication from the utility provider. we're hooked up with them. >> they're supposed to give us notification, and they can't seem to give us any indication of when power may be turned back on. >> meantime, tad jacobs, who owns tree masters tree service, says when it comes to downed trees, we're likely not out of the woods just yet. a lot of the trees have been destabilized with the winds last night, and all the rains that have saturated the soil, and there could just be small, fine roots hanging on, holding a tree up. >> telltale signs that your tree could be at risk if you see any big cracks in the trunk of the tree, or fractures in the soil near the base of the tree, that's something you're going to want to alert your arborist about and get them out there to take a look at it right away. >> and tad jacobs says he's expecting to be busy with current jobs and perhaps new downed trees through at least the end of the week in san rafael, zac sos, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, zach and a call for help from san mateo county supervisor david canepa, who posted on x quote pg and e, we

need help in san mateo county, please let there be light. i'm getting so many calls from seniors and families worried about their food that spoiled in their fridges. and in san diego, emergency officials are on standby deploying several swift water rescue teams. cal fire has also deployed swift water rescue teams. the latest weather forecast say. san diego by today could get up to 2.5in of rain, flash flooding remains a big concern in santa barbara county this morning. >> take a look at some of this video. this is from montecito showing streets turned into raging waters rivers during heavy rain. the storm this week is forecast to bring 6 to 12in of rain in the mountain areas near santa barbara this morning. all evacuation orders in the county have been lifted and it just keeps raining in los angeles, causing lots of problems. >> strong winds and heavy rains are causing mudslides and debris flows in areas already

saturated. homes on hills are sliding as the ground gives way. even buildings on flat land are seeing water levels get higher. my friend comes in and he's like, i just tread up the hill in mud. >> we looked outside and there's a foot and a half of running water outside of the house, and it starts seeping through the doors. >> now, officials in los angeles remind everybody, stay away from fast moving water. firefighters used a helicopter to rescue this man who jumped into the los angeles river to rescue his dog. that crew, the man, his dog, all returned safely to drier land. if you want to get extended weather coverage, don't forget to download the ktvu fox local app for your smart tv. you can find stories there about storm damage and closures, as well as power outages. >> a pedestrian was killed on eastbound interstate 580 near the 238 interchange in hayward. the chp says it happened at 6:00

last night and involved two cars. the crash is under investigation, but the chp says it appears the victim was involved in a separate crash in the westbound lanes before he was hit on the other side of the freeway. >> our time is now. 406a man trying to rob an oakland pizza parlor in the diamond district got a lot more than he bargained for when store employees fought back, including grabbing a hammer from under the counter. >> it's just unbelievable. they they have the courage to do this . they have to fight against them now. >> the robber left and when he came back, the cashier called 911 and grabbed the hammer for the store. employees say this is the fourth time this year robbers have targeted that pizza parlor in the earlier incidents, robber stole either the safe or the cash register. the owner says she and her staff work seven days a week. she worries she'll have to close her business. city council member janani ramachandra is trying to get more police patrols in the

area. >> i completely understand the sentiment deeply of wanting to take things into your own hands. >> now none of the restaurant employees were hurt in this incident, but they're still dealing with the trauma of facing robbers several times in just a few weeks, retail theft was the focus of a meeting with san francisco leaders last night. >> district attorney brooke jenkins and members of the san francisco police department held the public discussion, and they say they're looking for solutions. supervisor rafael mandelman organized the event. he represents the castro and noe valley and says the walgreens is in. those neighborhoods have been hit hard in recent months. >> it's very alarming for shoppers and it's very alarming for folks who work in these stores when, you know, six or a dozen folks come in and just start sweeping stuff out of the off the shelves, we have to change the supervisor. >> mandelman says the police department is under staffed and more officers are needed to help stop retail theft. last year,

the board of supervisors approved an extra $25 million for police overtime in three. tech companies have pulled their conferences out of san francisco's moscone center. >> you know, the companies workday, samsung, young and twilio canceled plans to host conferences at san francisco's convention site this year. that's going to hurt hotels and restaurants that depend on the business of convention attendees . dreamforce, however, is still scheduled to hold its event in moscone center in september. >> country music legend toby keith has died. his family issued a statement saying keith died peacefully last night surrounded by relatives. they say, quote, he fought his fight with grace and courage. keith was diagnosed with stomach cancer in 2022 and last september said he went through a roller coaster experience in treatment. his songs included should have been a cowboy and red solo cup. toby keith was 62. >> it was stunning to hear this. a sad story toby keith. our time

is now 409. we're still checking weather for you a lot. steve paulson is right here. >> still a little bit of rain. not a lot, but a little bit. still hanging on here, especially down towards milpitas , san jose, sunnyvale. you can see this popping up. campbell. right there. so if you're under that you're like, yeah, it's still raining now. most locations are not experiencing much in the way of any rain, but we'll keep some in the forecast a little bit. on the san mateo coast, most of it off the coast. but i would not be surprised if an isolated shower or two pops up. there's a lot of moisture still in the air. we have another system on the way that will be here tomorrow to bring back some rain. it will be a quick mover though, but i could see another 10th of an inch to maybe a half inch of rain. let's face it, every system coming in seems to be over producing here, so i would now today you're okay, but tomorrow i would plan on some rain. after that, it does look like we'll get a break here. 40s on the temps. 30s up kelseyville is 3640s for most here. so cooler morning 50s in southern california. and the numbers are coming in now for

southern california 30. truckee 26. south lake tahoe. and it continues to rain. los angeles had their third highest two day total, not first, highest, not second, third highest of. 703 seven inches and 3100 for a two day total. this is 50% 50% of their yearly average fell in two days. how about that? um the greatest amount was 7.98 december 31st, 1933 to january 1st, 1934. but still, it's raining. it's still raining down there. they're not done yet. our system is falling apart to the north, and that low will swing into southern california to keep the beat going down there. but after tomorrow's system, we are looking much quieter, much drier , at least for a while. there are some hints about, uh, 12 or 14 days out. something might change. a little quick hitter for snow tomorrow. that'll help. a couple feet on top of what we had over the weekend or last couple of days. we'll start to

move in again. as for them, as well, tomorrow the system will be colder. it's coming out of the northwest, so chilly morning, 40s, few pop up showers, sun and clouds, cool. isolated shower too. and not surprise it will not be 5758in san rafael. if it is, i would not go there, but it will be 5859 for just about everyone else. >> thank you steve. san francisco surveying the damage from the storm. coming up, we take a look at the cleanup efforts after strong winds caused problems in several neighborhoods in the city and the 49ers are in las vegas for the super bowls opening night. >> we'll look at some of the fun and the electric moments in vegas as the two teams settle in . and just a quick reminder, you can now stream ktvu news on your smart tv. you can watch live newscasts and see stories on demand on your amazon fire tv, roku app, tv or android tv. just search for the fox local app, then select ktvu

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the san francisco 40 niners and the kansas city chiefs took center stage in the first big event of the super bowl week in las vegas. >> and ktvu joe fonzi was right there for this huge media extravaganza. and the party the nfl now calls opening night. when the 40 niners entered allegiant stadium, it was something like, you might imagine the way gladiators would come into the colosseum in ancient rome. >> a group of veteran 40 niners have been here before and are eager to get another chance at the game in which they fell short for years ago. >> got to enjoy moments like this, like the amazing fans that we have. uh, the time, the downtime you have with your brothers that's on our team. and like little things like that. but let's not forget what we're here to do and that's to win the game. it took a lot of years. >> you know, a long journey. and we earned the right to have another opportunity at it. >> there's a terme referred to as a media scrum. and that certainly applied to what the two teams biggest stars experience out there back in the

super bowl for a reason. >> it's because of the leaders that they have and the accountability they have. and right now, um, they're playing some good football. >> it's a really tough business. and, um, it humbles you a lot. >> you have to learn who you are as a football team and who who you are as a person and as a teammate. and i think we've done a great job coming together through adverse times and just find a way to get here. and now let's go win it. i always wanted to be ready for whenever my opportunity came. >> i didn't know if i was going to, you know, be a backup for a while in the nfl and maybe get a shot in 3 to 4 to five years. um, but sure enough, you know, early in the season when i had a backup, jimmy, when trey went down, i was. >> all right. >> if it come sooner. so i have to be ready for it. >> that about wraps it up for the somewhat serious football. all the players do their best to answer the silly questions. his favorite athlete. i say lebron, do you know a good burger place in las vegas? >> you know what? >> there's an in-n-out burger right across the street. you can check it out. >> i don't know too much

spanish, but i will say vamos niners. >> with so many media outlets now involved, this event has become as much about the people asking the questions as those trying to answer them. >> uh, well, you know, access knows who's the next big question for andy reid was, uh, hard or soft tacos. >> what kind of uniform is that? >> it's like a do you remember the past years when the ladies sells cigarets and it's something similar? >> what did you guys ask patrick ? there will be plenty of less than serious questions as the week wears on, but in that category, this evening was probably the peak. joe fonzi, ktvu, fox two. >> yeah, thank you, joe, for bringing all of that to us. the super bowl's opening night celebration came just hours after the first controversy of the big game. now reports surfaced earlier in the day that the 40 niners are not happy with the condition of the field at their practice facility at unlv. now, 40 niners players and coaches reportedly complained

that the turf is too soft and spongy and possibly even dangerous. but nfl commissioner roger goodell strongly defended the condition of the field. it's well within all of our testing standards is, uh, it is something that we think all our experts, as well as neutral field inspectors, have all said you unanimously that it's a playable field. the 40 niners reportedly considered moving to another field, but head coach kyle shanahan now says he has already seen some big improvements in the surface, and the team intends to stick with its current practice site at unlv. the chiefs are practicing at the las vegas raiders facility in nearby henderson, nevada. >> our time is now 419. it's still not too late to make plans to go to las vegas for super bowl weekend, but the options are limited. and guess what? the price is keep going up. last check southwest airlines still had some available nonstop flights from all three bay area

airports to las vegas. the least expensive flight we found just under $400. and once you get there in vegas, hotel rooms off the vegas strip, they cost about $200 a night. however for the popular casino resorts, those are starting at 400 a night and they go up from there, way up the least expensive tickets to the super bowl began at more. than $6,500. i'll see you when you get back. >> yeah. wow. that's a lot. and you have to eat. >> yeah. you do. >> you know, stay to do some things, but yeah, steve paulson want to get away. >> no, not at that price. no, not at that price. >> people who bought their their tickets now see southwest. you can cancel or change, right. yeah if people were smart, they bought their tickets a long time ago. betting you know, that they would go, that they probably. there's probably some people out there. >> look, i'm sure they did. yes. all right. or they upgrade to

the a you know you get the a block. >> yeah 15 bucks. there you go. >> that's what i always do. all right. let's go. here we have a little bit of activity. uh, we're not done yet. we're done with the widespread rain. but watch this outside brentwood. byron. maybe antioch. nothing. nothing. ah, there it is. right there. and that's exactly what's happening. also down to san jose . right there from milpitas, maybe over to sunnyvale. cupertino you know, campbell, san jose, glen ellen, uh, these systems popping up. why? well, because we have deep, low pressure over us and the air aloft is really cold for this time of year. so with any sun breaks, it would not take much. i think we'll get some scattered showers today. uh, i don't know with this cold air. maybe an isolated thundershower. i'll mention it, but i don't think so . but the beat goes on in southern california. just some incredible amounts here. a few 30s, i mean, talk about cold air. we are much cooler here this morning. a lot of 40s showing up, you know, probably won't get too much colder. the dew points, amount of moisture in the air is still pretty high.

truckee 30, south lake tahoe 2653 santa barbara, los angeles 54. palm springs and san diego. and the rain just keeps on going. sepulveda dam dave 12in of rain. >> are you kidding? >> that's a lot. anywhere but that's a really a lot. wow um, malibu hills, almost nine. um woodland hills, 11.25, and beverly hills eight and a third. eight and a third. and los angeles is now up to 708. and they're not done. this system will continue to give them rain today into tomorrow. then there are signs of improvement. but this is a big time event for them. we are on the drier side, but we're not done yet. we will still get some activity and a system sweeps in late tonight tomorrow to pick up the rain. again, nothing too heavy. it will be a quick mover, but uh, again, maybe a 10th of an inch to upwards of three quarters is the one forecast model showing three quarters for half moon bay and about a half inch plus in the santa cruz mountains. some snow will make it in the mountains after this system. wednesday then there are multiple signs saying that we'll start to see a little decrease

in activity and some improving conditions. but if you're going to the mountains tomorrow, there will be some snow. and again, this is a colder system coming in today, though a mix of sun and clouds, some pop up showers, few isolated showers, thunder showers. it's going to be a cool day with temperatures in the 50s across the board. coast bay and inland. >> all right steve, thank you. a proposal in congress to deal with the border crisis. it's falling apart. we'll tell you why. the opposition of it is getting stronger and swimming could reduce symptoms of menopause. >> the new study that looks into how the popular outdoor activity can help

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what to do. widespread damage and power outages across the bay area. >> we're going to hear from people who are still dealing with the aftermath of the powerful storm and a judge throws out what could have been a more serious penalty in an east bay murder case. it's all connected to that ongoing scandal involving racist text messages by police officers from ktvu. >> fox two news this is mornings on two. good morning. >> thank you for joining us here on morning san two. i'm pam cook and good morning i'm dave clark. >> it's tuesday morning february 6th. not too bad outside. no no. all right. let's get the real deal from steve paulson. he knows about your weather. all

right. we're we're almost done, but not yet. there's still a little bit of activity popping up. we'll have one more system tomorrow then. it does look like improving conditions going into the weekend, but it's much cooler out a lot of 40s, few 30s, but a lot of 40s out towards brentwood. discovery bay, byron. watch how this pops up right. there's one. now watch over to san jose. look at that san jose fremont milpitas over to maybe saratoga, los gatos, cupertino. so we're not completely done here. we have a little bit of activity. so who'll stop the rain? well, after wednesday i will. well, i'll have help, but a much cooler morning. few pop up showers, sun and clouds. it will be a cool day with isolated showers below average on the temps, which equals upper 50s. all right. sal is here. we are right out there. >> yeah, we are. we don't see a lot going on, which is nice. steve, i know you always want it to be quiet at this time of the morning. and it is. let's go to the bay bridge. you can see traffic is looking good and

there are no major problems here on interstate 880, north and south. you can see traffic is moving along. okay on the san mateo bridge. and in the south bay. we're off to a good start at 431. let's get back to the headlines. >> all right, sal, thank you. we'll almost 95,000 people still waiting for their lights to come back on after the widespread power outages caused by a powerful storm. the work crews say they restored power to hundreds of thousands of people in the bay area since sunday. the north bay is still the hardest hit area, with more than 40,000 people still affected by power outages. >> a lot of the issue is access. yes, there's either mudslides, flooding, road closures that are preventing our crews from getting to certain outages. there's just too much damage. sometimes these these work, these projects are taking days to complete. >> now pg and e says it's using this little break in the rain to inspect all the damage by the end of the day tomorrow. and

they say they hope to have power restored to most customers by the end of the day. thursday classes canceled at two high schools in san jose this morning because of a power outage. >> the east side union high school district says oak grove and yerba buena high schools will remain closed until it's safe for students to return. both campuses were shut down yesterday due to fallen power lines and downed trees. five other schools in the district were also closed because of the outages, but are now back open. pg and e says it's working closely with the school districts as they are considered critical facilities. >> as we are prioritizing getting power back on for schools, for other critical customers who were impacted, and we will continue providing updates. however, this is a very dynamic situation. >> there are several other schools lost power in the san jose unified school district, but officials decided to keep those campuses open. but attendance was not mandatory. well some people in the south bay are still dealing with the aftermath of the powerful storm.

this morning. >> and ktvu la monica peters talked to people in the willow glen neighborhood trying to cope with yet another day without power. >> as crews move from neighborhood to neighborhood to clean up debris, fall and trees, and repair downed power lines, those without power say staying warm is a top priority. >> we have a thermometer. it's about 59 degrees. it's just going to get colder tonight. >> this man in willow glen says. although pg and e is working near his home, he still has no idea when the power will return. >> it's a big question. nobody can tell me with pg and e can tell me is once this poles in which they're telling me will happen tonight, once this poles in, nobody can tell me whether it will have power coming into this, this convenience store on lincoln is using a generator for now to keep its doors open for business. >> this robin levine says she's lived in willow glen for nearly 50 years, and has never been without power for an extended period. when you pulled up, i was in my car charging my phone

so i can be in contact with whatever here. >> most importantly, i want to know from pg and e when are we going to be getting power? >> pg and e's website says it takes at least 24 hours before it can estimate when power will be restored. it says the largest outages are responded to first, so the largest number of customers have their power restored. but in the meantime, people say they're going to do what they can to stay safe and to help each other out. >> my friend lives right here where the tree fell and he just had open heart surgery. so i'm helping him and i'm helping the neighborhood. and, you know, i mean, just do my part. >> some residents also told me that they didn'trillionealize how much they relied on power in their daily lives until they didn't have it. so they're hoping that the power is restored sooner rather than later. lamonica peters ktvu fox two news our time now. >> 435 officials in santa cruz county have now identified the

man who died on sunday after being hit by a falling tree. he was 45 year old robert brainerd, killed when a big tree on his property was blown over by powerful winds. no one else was injured by that falling tree, authorities say the stormy weather knocked down trees across santa cruz county and shut down many roads. >> it's pretty much a mess everywhere in the county. these high winds brought down branches and trees. yeah, pretty much in every neighborhood of santa cruz county, we have crews out trying to get our road network back in shape as soon as possible. >> and in ben loman, there's dash cam video here of a woman driving when a big tree crashed down on her car. now she was not serisly hurt, but her car suffered some damage. the storm was also deadly outside the bay area over in sutter county, an 82 year old man died when a tree fell on him. police say they found him underneath a large redwood tree in his backyard and in sacramento county, a man from

carmichael was hit by a large branch that fell off a cypress tree, officials say. although neighbors tried to get that branch off of him, he died from his injuries. >> in san francisco, public works crews are busy removing fallen trees from the weekend storm. the department of public works says there were about two dozen incidents with trees blocking roads or dragging down power lines. one tree in the excelsior district came crashing down onto a car. mayor london breed checked on some of the damage and thanked the crews for their hard work. >> i think that the people of san francisco, as well as our city workforce, really stepped up and responded to the occasion in there are no reports of deaths or injuries in san francisco from the storm. >> our time is 437. a community in the southern part of los angeles worrying about mudslides after heavy rains the past two days now saturated cliff in baldwin hills slipped away with heavy mud hitting some of the

homes there. one woman says it hit her bedroom and knocked the doors right off the frame. she still worries about a swimming pool on the edge of the property over hers. >> it's moving. that's why i'm so stressed out. it's raining and it's making the mud that's there for super. so it's kind of like just a slow moving blob. >> we're diyers, and so i was like, we need to get the dirt back science degree and we need to move it away. so let's not talk about it. let's be about it . >> at the last check this morning, that neighbor's temporary wall was still holding. but even more rain is forecast for that part of la today. >> now for our extended weather coverage, don't forget you can download our ktvu weather app and our ktvu fox local app for your smart tv. you can find stories on damage, closures and ongoing power outages there at the fox local app. a judge has thrown out special circumstance enhancements in an antioch murder case that was

investigated by officers who sent racist text messages. now, the bay area news group reports the judge dismissed the enhancements against four co-defendants accused of murder, which takes away life without the possibility of parole. as a potential outcome. last year, the same judge dismissed gang charges in the case after finding the prosecution's filings were racist. >> our time is now. 438 police in vallejo investigating a deadly shooting. it happened just off columbus parkway and it happened sunday afternoon near bonnie way and melody lane. not far from northgate park. police say when they arrived, they arrived, they found a man who'd been shot. he died there at the scene. the police are still in the early stages of their investigation. >> out of respect for the family . the victim's identity is being withheld until the solano county coroner's office makes proper notification of next of kin. anyone with information related to this case is urged to contact detective stephanie mcdonough.

>> now. right now, the police haven't said if they have any information about a possible suspect in the shooting. this, by the way, is the second homicide in vallejo so far this year. it is 439 cal trans warning drivers heading to lake tahoe. be prepared from for stormy road conditions. change are required on both highway 50 and interstate 80. the two main highways connecting the bay area with the sierra. there have been plenty of spinouts, as you can see with these pictures, and crashes on the road the past few days. but the heavy snow is giving the lake tahoe ski resorts a big boost now. >> there's a lot of work to do. the mountain operations team saw a lot of snow short period of time and money, all different temperatures to changing those layers. so they got a lot of work to do, but they're going to get it open. if you're ready to come up to tahoe and get on with your winter this weekend is the weekend to get up here. >> coop is waiting to see you.

>> pam, i know i miss him most tahoe ski resorts report several feet of snow in the past few days. >> all right, i'm anxious to get back up there, but is there a better spokesman for the mountains than coop? there can't be. he's the best. >> not. yeah he's he's so knowledgeable. i mean, his his lingo is funny. yeah entertaining. but he has so much knowledge. he's been there. the kirkwood area forever. and he's an amazing skier and boarder and yeah, it's good. >> and his stock level is sky high. yes all right. there's still more snow for the mounds a little bit today. more so tomorrow than after that. it looks good going into the weekend. we're not done either. uh, now again, it's more isolated or widespread. out highway for oakley, brentwood, discovery bay, byron little bit. not a lot. same can be said from about livermore over towards fremont. look at that. i know it doesn't show up much, but there's some light rain there. the better system is right over san jose. look at that. milpitas san jose, over to sunnyvale,

cupertino. so glen ellen down to campbell. where else is it going ? los gatos, so there you go. so there's a little bit there and we're not done yet, but it's all really about more southern california as the upper low swings off the coast. it's heading into southern california to keep the beat going. the key though is the air aloft is extremely cold, and any sun breaks will help generate some more activity. for us, it just will not let up in southern california. more on that in just a second here. mount diablo is 36 degrees blue. that is cold for this time of year and that along you get some some sun that's going to provide some lift. and i think there will be some scattered shower, maybe an isolated thunder shower today, a lot of 40s, couple of 30s. well to the north, 30 in truckee, south lake tahoe, 2645 crescent city, 46 in monterey and 53 in la. but that's not the story. the story is the third highest two day total, 703 on rainfall for la and it's still look at that. still coming down. there are some areas in the hills now

over a foot of rain, and it's still raining from santa barbara to la. starting to slide more a little more southward. but anywhere from about 6 to 12in of rain has fallen for many there. look at that, man. that's just a fire hose slowly moving. but as that low moves in, it's going to enhance the rainfall for us. we'll have a quick little mover from the northwest tomorrow it will be a cold front. so let's make sure we get that out there. but it will give us rain again. and then after that the conditions look much improved as we head towards friday. saturday and sunday. some hints, maybe middle of the month, third week or so in february, some rain returning. but after we get past tomorrow, it does look more promising for some improving conditions. one more system tomorrow a little bit more snow again. this will be a colder system as well today. mix of sun and clouds but a cool day. the air aloft is extremely cold for us. sun, clouds, isolated showers, possible thundershowers. so 50 on all the temps here below average. as you might imagine, we will get one more system wednesday then it does look better going into the weekend. all right, sound good.

>> thank you steve. it's still two years away, but organizer are planning for the world cup in the bay area. we have a look at the preparations already underway and the plans for this summer. >> and it's a big job to keep everybody safe at allegiant stadium in vegas during the super bowl. we'll tell you about the agents working around the clock to make sure everything runs smoothly

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elections are today. on thursday , the state will hold republican caucuses, but different candidates will be on the republican primary and the caucuses. now, nikki haley is on the primary ballot, but donald trump is the only candidate in the caucus. that's because while a new law requires a primary election, a loophole means republicans can still award delegates in a caucus.

meanwhile, trump continues to be asked about a possible pick for a vice president. >> i speak to everybody. i was watching, tim. i've been watching, you know, for a while. i watched him campaign as a candidate. kristi noem has been incredible fighting for me, she said. i'd never run against him because i can't beat him. >> i am not interested in being vice president. i am running to be president. i'm running because we have a country to save. i'm staying in this race because republicans cannot lose another general election. >> if i were him, i'd want me to. you got nothing else to do. >> president biden campaigned in nevada in the last two days. he is expected to easily win the democratic primary against author marianne williamson and a few other challengers as our time now. >> 447 nikki haley, the republican presidential candidate, has applied now for secret service protection because of an increase in the number of threats made against her. haley's campaign didn't specify the type or the

suspected source of those threats, but says it has had multiple issues. there have been reports of two swatting incidents in recent months at nikki haley's home in south carolina. now, the secret service provides a protection for the candidates. only after it's authorized by the secretary of homeland security. ballots are now in the mail for voters in california ahead of our primary march 5th. >> voting booths are already being set up for early voting around the state election workers are testing their ballot counting machines to make sure everything is functioning properly. >> election officials like me all across the country, we work day in and day out, nonpartisan basis to make sure that every vote counts and that every voter can have a high degree of trust. >> mail in ballots must be postmarked by march 5th and received by march 12th. and if you want to vote in person, there are a number of options leading up to and on election day. >> your time now. 448 there's growing opposition in congress by republicans to the border

security bill that was negotiated by a bipartisan group of senators. it's a $118 billion package. it sets new border enforcement policies and also provides funding for ukraine and for israel. a senate floor vote on that bill could take place tomorrow, but republican ones are increasingly speaking out against it. one of the republican senators who helped to write the bill says there is room for compromise. >> this is the beginning product. to be able to put out and say, we've negotiated this. now let's talk about where we are. let's open up for amendments in the senate, open up for amendments in the house. let's actually have dialog on this to be able to see what we can do, to be able to fix it. >> now, just last night, a house committee agreed to move to a full house vote to impeach secretary of homeland security alejandro mayorkas. alejandro mayorkas, because of the way he's handled border security. he it is now. 449. we want to give you a live look from las vegas of allegiant stadium as we

speak. just five days from now, the 49ers will go up against the kansas city chiefs in the super bowl. and right there in the allegiant stadium, the future home, we believe, of the raiders, a super bowl ticket prices are starting to actually go down a bit, but it's still not cheap. according to the online broker tickpick, some of the prices have dropped 15% from last week. the lowest ticket price for the super bowl. now $6,000. that does not include fees now, despite those lower prices, this year's super bowl is still the most expensive super bowl ticket average online tickets cost $10,000. that's 70% more than last year's average price. well the fbi and department of homeland security are now leading a massive law enforcement effort to make sure everyone is safe on super bowl sunday. >> those agencies stress there has not been any specific or credible security threats tied

to the big game. on sunday, but there will be hundreds of law enforcement officers with bomb sniffing dogs at allegiant stadium on game day. that's just part of the massive super bowl security force on the ground and in the air. >> cbp is deploying black hawk and astar helicopters to protect allegiant stadium airspace. our team of aviators will provide real time, high definition downlinks to the super bowl command center. the team is able to detect and intercept any suspicious aircraft attempting to enter the restricted zone. >> law enforcement agencies in vegas are also cracking down on those selling counterfeit super bowl merchandise. they have already confiscated. nearly $1 million in fake goods, and that includes bogus super bowl rings and other merchandise. >> all right, our time is 451. most bay area football fans hope the 49ers will bring home their sixth super bowl trophy, after

the super bowl this sunday. yeah not everyone will be rooting for the niners, though. >> can you believe that? during the super bowl showdown with kansas city chiefs, the sports bar buzz works in san francisco south of market area will be packed with fans wearing red and gold on sunday, but those fans will be cheering for the chiefs. the message is no. >> 40 niners fans here. i love the chiefs fans because they've been so supportive of our bar for so many years now. >> the bar owner says. many of the chiefs fans grew up in kansas city, but they moved to the bay area. he adds the chiefs have fans everywhere due to their many trips to the super bowl in recent years. that's for sure. patrick mahomes in particular, right? he has fans everywhere. you're incredible. i think there's a lot of, um, appreciation from both sides, right? some amazing athletes. it's going to be hopefully a really good game. >> we hope so. we appreciate steve paulson. he's handling a lot talking about our weather. >> well we're going to start in southern california because the amounts are just still stacking

up here. uh from santa barbara los angeles. uh, the most rain i've seen over 72 hours is sepulveda canyon. so puvvada, a foot of rain has fallen there. and if you if you know the area, if you live there, you're like, we don't get that. you did in the last couple of days, that's for sure. uh the bel air hotel, that's where dave used to hang out. uh, a foot of rain has fallen there as well. woodland hills, 11.25, beverly hills, eight and a third. los angeles, now seven and eight. universal cities at eight and a quarter. and it's still raining. therein lies the issue. they have another couple of days to go. uh, we have a little bit of rain popping up out towards highway four, maybe oakley, brentwood, discovery bay, byron. that's just one little cell. there's been some lightrillionain from livermore over to fremont and milpitas, but the main band is right over san jose. it's been kind of dancing around there. looks like it's heading a little bit more towards cupertino, saratoga, maybe sunnyvale, campbell into los gatos. so

we're not done yet. there's some isolated cells popping up here. the air aloft is extremely cold, and when you get some sun breaks, that will allow us to, i think, get a few scattered showers today. but the bulk of this rotating off the coast is heading. guess where southern calif. so i mean they are not done yet. at least 48 hours or maybe even more. 60 of some rain. look how cold though aloft is. mount diablo is in the 30s, 36. that's cold and we have a lot of 40s. few 30s. kelsey ville at 36 but a lot of 40s. menlo park, 4330s in the mountains or 20s, but really it's about this system sliding more south. so we'll see some hit and miss activity today. one more system coming down tomorrow to give us another round of rain. this one will give us rain. and after that the pattern does look more favorable. but i would anticipate some scattered activity today. rain tomorrow. then after that, it does look better. if you're going to the mountains, there will be snow again tomorrow. but the weekend looks good. you guys okay? >> sounds good. thank you. steve. city leaders are answering questions about retail

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vina del mar. experts blame the current heat wave there for helping the flames move so quickly across the dry out grass and apple's new headset is causing concern. eyes on the road transportation secretary pete buttigieg is warning all drivers pay attention while driving after videos show people using the vision pro headsets on the road. he also reminds drivers that cars with assisted driving systems still require a user's full attention. the headset allows users to view screens and apps in front of them, while also being able to see the real world around them and independent bookstore in san francisco is closing. the owners of folio books and no valley says the store is closing at the end of the month after ten years in business. the owners did not say why they're closing, but they did acknowledge it was a very personal decision. merchandise is being marked down while the store is closing at the end of the month. folio books is still shipping items through march 15th. arrest san

francisco restaurant that has served up asian fusion food and live performances, is about to permanently close as well. asia sf in the south of market neighborhood is well known for its choreographed shows featuring trans gender stars. the owner says. like many other businesses, his has struggled since covid. he says after 26 years, the final meals and performances will be march 31st, which is the international transgender day of visibility. >> the word transgender was not really part of our vocabulary back then. even so, we've really evolved with the whole transgender community in terms of the language and the whole message and trying to really educate the public about the about diversity and human diversity and really do it in a fun and entertaining way. >> now he's inviting people to make a reservation and enjoy a meal and a show one last time. after that, asia sf hopes to create some pop up events to

continue its legacy. >> most importantly, i wanted to know from pg and e when are we going to be getting power? and it was a little bit frustrating knowing there are still tens of thousands of people all across the bay area who don't have electric city, but tell you why it may take several days to get the lights back on, and it's still two years away, but organizers for the world cup are already planning for that big event to come here to the bay area. >> the preparations already underway, and why this summer could provide a crucial time for those plans from ktvu. >> fox two news this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning to you. thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two. i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it's tuesday february 6th i think we have some little more rain this week. let's check in with steve paulson for the forecast tomorrow. >> well there's a little bit today but we'll get rain

tomorrow then after that it looks pretty good. 40s on the temps. it is cooler out there. we have some extremely cold air for us aloft and that's going to help generate some activity here for days on the temps. and what we're looking for a little bit of activity out towards highway four brentwood, discovery bay, byron, also around san jose. you can see that popping up milpitas san jose looks like it's about to fall apart, but that'll be the theme today. we'll get some who'll stop the rain. well, after wednesday we'll do our best to do it, but that's the way it looks next. today and tomorrow will still be some activity. a few pop up showers, sun and clouds, but a cool day with 50 on the temps. all right, well, if susie q is about ready to get on the highways, what's the traffic like out there? sal >> steve, i heard it through the grapevine that it might rain tomorrow. you heard correctly. okay. thank you steve. and, you know, i'm just trying to plan. thank you. all right, let's go out and, uh, go ahead and look out our virtual back door here and see what we see. traffic is moving along very well. on 101 and 280. you know, later on, as

you drive in, the south bay can feel like you're running through the jungle, but right now it looks pretty good as you drive through the area, the commute here, if you're driving to the bay bridge toll plaza is looking very good as you drive into san francisco, 501, let's get back to the headlines. >> thank you. sal, about 65,000 people are still waiting for their power to come back on after a deadly storm caused widespread outages this weekend. that's down though about 30,000 residents since last reports came out. crews have continued to make progress overnight after restoring power to hundreds of thousands in the bay area since sunday. the north bay remains the hardest hit region, with more than 40,000 people still impacted by the outages. i was just on a job this morning where one eucalyptus tree took out, uh, nine poles and they've been on scene since sunday trying to restore power to this particular neighborhood. pga crews will continue to assess the damage

when they can safely gain access to the impacted areas. the utility also says it's trying to have the power restored to most customers by the end of the day. on thursday, our time now 502 some of the power outages around the bay area were caused by trees falling down on power lines. yeah, of course when the trees come down, they can also injure people and cause damage to homes and cars as well. we've seen a lot of that. one in fairfax family has had two incidents in two weeks, two weeks ago, a tree skimmed the family's roof, crushed the car. then powerful winds made them edgy again last sunday night. they say they're grateful no one was seriously hurt. but a tree expert says people can look for signs that a tree could fall during bad weather. >> if you see any big cracks in the trunk of the tree or fractures in the soil near the base of the tree, that's something you're going to want to alert your arborist about and get them out there to take a look at it right away. >> yeah. he also said, if you see something like that, the only thing that may be holding

that tree up is a small roots that could lose their grip even in a slight breeze. and in san diego, emergency officials are on standby deploying several swift water rescue teams. cal fire also deployed swift water rescue teams, the latest weather forecast say san diego by today could get up to 2.5in of rain and it just keeps raining in los angeles, causing lots of problems. strong winds and heavy rains are causing mudslides and debris flows in areas already saturated. homes sitting on hills are sliding as the ground gives way. even buildings on flat land are seeing water levels get higher. >> oh, my friend comes in and he's like, i just tread up the hill in mud. we looked outside and there's a foot and a half of running water outside of the house, and it starts seeping through the doors. >> officials in l.a. remind everybody, stay away from fast moving water. firefighters used a helicopter here to rescue a man who jumped into the los

angeles river to rescue his dog. now that helicopter crew, the man his dog, they all returned safely to drier land. now for you to get extended weather coverage, don't forget to download the ktvu fox local app for your smart tv. you can find stories about storm damage, about closures, and about power outages as it is now. 505a man trying to rob an oakland pizza parlor in the diamond district got a lot more than he bargained for when store employees fought back, including grabbing a hammer from under the counter. >> it's just unbelievable. they they have the courage to do this. they have to fight against them. >> now that robber left and when he came back, the cashier called 911 and grabbed the hammer. the store employees say it's the fourth time this year that robbers have targeted that pizza parlor. in the earlier incidents, the robbers stole either the safe or the cash

register. the store owner says she and her staff work seven days a week. she worries she may have to close her business. a city council member, janani ramachandra, is trying to get more police patrols in that area complete. >> we understand the sentiment deeply of wanting to take things into your own hands and none of the restaurant employees were hurt, but still they're dealing with the trauma of facing robbers. >> several times in just a few weeks, retail theft was the focus of a meeting with san francisco leaders last night. >> district attorney brooke jenkins and members of the san francisco police department held the public discussion and say they are looking for solutions. now supervisor rafael mandelman organized the event. he represents the castro and noe valley. he says the walgreens in those neighborhoods have been hit hard in recent months. >> it's very alarming for our shoppers and it's very alarming for folks who work in these stores when, you know, six or a

dozen folks come in and just start sweeping stuff out of the out of off the shelves. >> supervisor mandelman says the police department is understaffed and more officers are needed to help stop retail theft. last year, the board of supervisors approved an extra $25 million for police overtime time. well, it's still two years away, but levi's stadium is already looking ahead to the fifa world cup in 2026. we now know new details about the six matches to be played in santa clara. ktvu james torres live at levi stadium with the ideas already in place to prepare for the worldwide tournament and why this summer is a big moment for those preparations. i know you're excited, james, no doubt. >> pam. good morning to you here. well, the 49ers, of course, are not here at levi's stadium. they're in vegas preparing for super bowl 58. but you won't have to wait until next football season to see a sports event here. and here's why. coming up this summer, that's copa america. we're going to see a number of international

international matches here at levi's stadium. the copa america is basically a soccer tournament for south american countries, with a few add ons that includes the united states. levi's was chosen as one of the host cities for this summer. that will be somewhat of a dress rehearsal for the 2026 world cup. i heard from the bay area host committee who says bringing the international spotlight to levi's stadium over a span of a couple years is exciting. >> we're looking at copa as a test event for us, and we'll look at a lot of different logistics. we'll look at the pitch, we'll look at fan ingress and egress. all of those types of things will be really great test events for us. we went into this bidding process, not really sure the number of matches that the bay area would get. i think we were hoping for even fewer than six. and so six is great for us. >> six is the magic number with the bay area host committee also helped crafted the bids for super bowl 60. also happening at

levi's in 2026. as well as bringing the nba all star game to chase center next year. we learned over the weekend the united states men's national team. they will play two of their three group stage matches at sofi stadium in la. levi's stadium will host one knockout stage match, so it is possible that the u.s. could make their way up here. the world cup final will be held at metlife stadium, the home of the new york jets and the new york giants. we're live this morning from levi's stadium. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. all right thank you james. >> pretty exciting. we'll continue to watch that. steve's watching our weather. yeah what do you i'm watching southern california weather first. >> i've heard from my family in southern california. >> it's been pretty rough. >> well, the beat goes on here. they're not done. i mean, there's still some anywhere from 6 to 12in of rain is falling even. i want to mention on the high desert, you go out to lancaster and palmdale. they've had over two inches of rain. that's a lot of rain on the desert. believe me. uh, and los

angeles is now at 708 for a two day total, third highest ever on a two day total. and it just keeps going and going. there have been some 10 to 12 inch amounts. some of the higher elevations. look at that. just it's not moving. we get some light stuff here out near highway four. brentwood, byron little cell looks like it's falling apart. but if you encounter some light rain there, it is also some around livermore heading over towards fremont, milpitas maybe over the sunol grade that doesn't show up very well, but what does is mean over san jose right there? it looks like it's kind of drifting and falling apart, mainly over willow glen and east san jose and heading towards campbell, los gatos. there's not a lot there, but that's what we can expect today. uh, the upper low is drifting south. you can see that starting to head south, but with the air aloft so cold it will not take much to get generate some scattered activity. today it will still be raining for a couple of days down in southern california. mount diablo, a brisk 35 degrees, believe me, this time of year you get some sun breaks and this kind of a pattern, it

will not take much to get some isolated showers. maybe even some thundershowers. 30s for a few 40s for most. so it is cooler this morning. 30 in truckee, south lake tahoe, 28 i think i saw 46in of snow fell at mammoth over the last three days. so the sierra, the mountains finally getting some much needed snow. they've been waiting a long time and i think they're waving the white flag in southern california. they've had enough. we will get another quick mover tomorrow. it's coming out of the northwest, so it will be a cold front, but it does look like more rain. 10th of an inch to maybe three quarters of an inch. and then after that, the conditions do look much more favorable, especially starting thursday and going into the weekend. i think we'll get a break. dave >> okay, steve. thank you. time now 511 leaders in san francisco inspecting the storm damage. coming up. we'll show you the cleanup efforts after strong winds caused problems in several san francisco neighborhoods in the 49ers are in las vegas for the super bowl's opening night. we'll show you some of the fun and the exciting moments in vegas as the two teams are settling in

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two years ago, toby keith was diagnosed with stomach cancer last september. he went through a roller coaster experience in his cancer treatment. among his many hit songs should have been a cowboy in red, solo cup, singer toby keith dead at the age of 62. our time now just about 515. a group in nevada is suing over the proposed stadium project for the a's in las vegas . the lawsuit, filed by the group strong public schools nevada and other education leaders say that project required two thirds approval by the state legislature. not a simple majority, and the group is arguing that makes the project illegal. now, the bill provides up to $380 million in taxpayer funds for building a baseball stadium on the vegas strip. last november, major league baseball unanimous approved the a's relocate bid from oakland to las vegas. our

time is 615 sunday. super bowl is now just five days away, and the preparations are fully underway. the 40 niners and the kansas city chiefs took center stage in the first big event of super bowl week in vegas. now, last night, the nfl hosted this huge media extravaganza and party. they call it opening night at the 40 niners received a rock star reception from thousands of cheering fans as the players walked onto the field of allegiant stadium. the players clearly loved every moment of this super bowl celebration. >> got to enjoy moments like this, like the amazing fans that we have. uh, the time, the downtime you have with your brothers that's on our team now, most of the attention was focused on the two quarterbacks. >> patrick mahomes of the chiefs has already led the chiefs to two super bowl victories since he came to kansas city in 2017. this is brock purdy of the 49ers

second season with the 49ers. in his short but incredible pro football career. i always wanted to be ready for whenever my opportunity came. >> i didn't know if i was going to, you know, be a backup for a while in the nfl and maybe get a shot in three to 4 to 5 years. >> you have to learn who you are as a football team and who who you are as a person and as a teammate. and i think we've done a great job coming together through adverse times and just finding a way to get here and now let's go win it more than 23,000 fans were there for the opening night festivities, as well as hundreds of journalists from all over the world, including ktvu, joe fonzi. >> now, the super bowl's opening night celebration came just hours after the first big controversy of the super bowl. there were reports earlier in the day, the 49ers are not happy about the condition of the field at their practice facility at unlv, some of the players and coaches reportedly complained the turf out there is too soft and spongy may even be dangerous

, but nfl commissioner roger goodell strongly defended the condition of the field. >> it's well within all of our testing standards. uh, it is something that we think all our experts as well as neutral field inspectors, have all said unanimously that it's a playable field. >> well, the 40 niners reportedly considered moving to another field, but head coach kyle shanahan now says he's already seen some big improvements in the surface out there. and the 40 niners plan to stay with the current practice site at unlv. the chiefs are practicing at the las vegas raiders facility and nearby henderson, nevada. all right, let's talk about our weather. steve paulson is right here. lots of answers to any questions you may have. so a lot of pressure dave. >> yeah i thank you sir. i appreciate that. all right. it's cooler this morning 40. 43 petaluma, 43 santa rosa also napa airport kelsey ville at 36 a lot of mid 40s here. even 43 at menlo park. so if it feels

cooler to you, it is the air aloft. i mean, mount diablo sitting at 35 cold degrees. 30 in truckee, 28 south lake tahoe. it's just won't stop raining in southern california. they are just getting incredible totals. we have a few little guy showers popping up, one over brentwood area, san jose. uh, there could be a few today because the air is just so cold and unstable it would not take much, but we'll get one more system tomorrow for rain and then that looks like it for a little bit. i think we'll get a break after wednesday going into, you know, most of the end of the week and into the weekend. but again, some hit and miss activity today, one more system tomorrow and then i think a much deserved break and slightly warmer temps will take us into the weekend. but snow if you're going up to the mounds, they're still digging out. there will be another system tomorrow. this will be a quick mover, but it's coming in from the northwest, so lower snow levels are partly to mostly cloudy today. chilly morning, 40s, few pop up showers, sun and clouds, cool. isolated showers but still well below average here on a lot of the temps with 50s. dave. all

right steve thank you. >> time's 519. a proposal in congress about dealing with the crisis at the border seems to be falling apart. but we'll tell you why. the opposition on that bill is gaining traction and swimming could possibly reduce the symptoms of menopause. details of a new study that looks into how swimming can help

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menopause symptoms, researchers say. women in the study group found swimming in cold water reduced anxiety and helped with their mood swings. it even reduced hot flashes for some of the participants. our fox medical team's doctor, mike, joining us now. good morning. what is the connection between swimming and menopause symptoms. and does it have to be cold water. well it does have to be cold water. >> and many experts in this field suggest you start slow. you don't want to go into and do an arctic plunge right away. but if you do it for several minutes , this study shows a reduction in anxiety. it improves mood, reduces symptoms of hot flashes, and so it's almost like a cold therapy that you hear people doing. uh, there there is something to it. uh, and for

most people, it's not a dangerous endeavor. now, there are some people, if you have a heart condition, certainly if you are someone that hasn't done much in the way of physical activity, you want to check with your health care provider before you do something like this, because it could, um, cause some issues, perhaps with with your heart. but for the most part, if you want to try it, you could simply get in a cold shower before you go out into an ocean somewhere or into a cold pond. add, if you will. uh, but it seems to improve menopausal symptoms. >> very interesting. we have a lot of people, avid swimmers in the bay here in san francisco, and they get up early and they go into the very cold water. so can swimming in cold water help other people with anxiety and some of these issues as well? well i'll look, it's a form of exercise and any time you get

outdoors you exercise and if you're swimming in the bay, you're going to focus on the bay. >> it's not like you're swimming along and you're thinking about, oh my goodness, i have to pay my taxes. uh, that that i think is one of the key points here that when you're doing an activity or if you're in somewhat of an adverse environment that you don't have time to worry about things that that you really shouldn't be worrying about anyway. i'm a big fan of john cabot zen, and he talks about he's written books on mindful meditation and sweating small stuff, and it's all small stuff and that sort of thing. so it it gets your mind away, away from problems you may have. and that along with the physical exercise , is a recipe for good things to happen. >> well, that makes sense. you're focusing on that cold water as well. all right doctor mike, our fox medical team thank

you for that information. great information. >> thank you so much ben. thank you. >> all right. super bowl watch parties are in the works. >> they will be kicking off this sunday. but one bay area spot is not the place you want to be. if you're cheering on the 49ers, we're going to take a look at the san francisco bar that is rolling out the welcome mat for the kansas city chiefs fans, and there are still dangerous driving conditions in the sierra . we'll talk about the fresh snow, creating some challenge on t

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what to do with widespread damage and power outages across the bay area. >> we're going to hear from people who are still dealing with the aftermath of the powerful storm and a judge throws out what could have been a more serious penalty in an east bay murder case. it's all connected to that ongoing scandal involving racist text messages by police officers from ktvu. >> fox two news this is mornings on two. >> good morning. thank you for joining us here. on mornings on two. i'm pam cook and good morning i'm dave clark tuesday morning february 6th i was just outside talking to our buddy sal castaneda. >> steve, there's a cool breeze blowing right about. >> well, it is much cooler. there's no doubt about that. there's a lot of 40s, even a few 30s were not 100% done with the rain. there's a little bit of

activity has been popping up, and i think that will be the theme today. we'll get one more system tomorrow, 40s on the 10th. palo alto is down to 42. you can highway four out by brentwood, byron, discovery bay, maybe antioch as well. there's been some light rain around livermore to milpitas. san jose had a pretty good little activity right there and then it fell apart. but that's what we're going to see today. so who will stop the rain after tomorrow? i will, but today and tomorrow they'll still be some activity here. much cooler morning, no doubt. some cloud showers, isolated showers, maybe an isolated thunder shower later today with the air so cool and temperatures staying below average. upper 50s. all right. sal is here. all good out there or something new? >> yeah. you know, it looks pretty good out there. it's definitely better than it was yesterday at this time. and right now traffic is moving along pretty well at the bay bridge. you can see traffic is looking very good as you drive through. you know, if you are driving in marin county on the golden gate bridge, all the lights are out and the robin williams tunnel, which might be a little jarring for you at and,

you know, down on the corner, some of those traffic signals are still not working, which means you should treat them as four way stops, 530 let's get back to the desk. okay sal. >> thank you. well, there are still more than 64,000 pg and e customers around the bay area with no power right now. after sunday's big storm knocked down trees and knocked down power lines, ktvu is ali rasmus already in redwood city now with the latest on the cleanup. and when the power's coming back to a lot of people. good morning ali. >> good morning dave. yeah, the lights are still out for about 14,000 customers here in the peninsula in sonoma county. and but the bulk of the people who are still without power, and there's a total of 64,800 people still without power. customers without power. bay area wide, most of them are in the north bay. that's where we saw a lot of the heavy rainfall and strong winds since sunday and sunday's storm, a handful of sonoma county schools and all schools

in two districts of sonoma county, including the harmony union and cassia school districts, are closed today because of power outages and other problems. ktvu spoke with pg and e last night about their timeline to restore power to everyone in. and then we have a little bit of a break in the rain and we're able to really go out and assess those power outages that remain. >> our goal is to assess all the damage by the end of the day tomorrow. >> back out here, live in san mateo county at the public works yard in redwood city. they have an online reservation system for people to reserve and pick up premade sandbag. they don't apparently want people bagging it themselves, but we put a link to that reservation system on our website ktvu.com. but again, the bulk of the heavy rain and the wind has passed, so now it's just a question of maybe people having some concerns about some drainage in their area and maybe some pooling standing water that may be why they still want some sandbags. and the cleanup

efforts are still underway as pge works to restore power to everyone. live in redwood city. allie rasmus, ktvu, fox two news okay, allie, thank you. >> well, you heard allie. about 65,000 people still waiting to get power back after the big storms over the weekend caused a lot of damage. and outages. that's down about 30,000 residents since we last reported the work. crews worked during the night, and they've made some progress after restoring power to hundreds of thousands of bay area people since sunday. now, the north bay is still the hardest hit area. more than 28,000 people still affected by power outages. >> classes canceled at two high schools in san jose this morning because of a power outage. the east side union high school district says oak grove and yerba buena high schools will remain closed until it's safe for students to return. now both campuses were shut down due to fallen power lines and downed trees. five other schools in the district were also closed because of outages, but are now back open. pg and e says it is

working closely with the school districts as they are considered critical facilities. >> as we are prioritizing getting power back on for schools, for other critical customers who are impacted, and we will continue providing updates. however, this is a very dynamic situation, so several other schools lost power in the san jose unified school district . >> officials decided to keep those campuses open, but attendance was not mandatory. people in the south bay still dealing with the aftermath of the storm as well. >> yeah, the latest numbers from pg and e show more than 19,000 people still without power in the south bay. pg and e crews have been working to get the power back on after it was knocked out by fallen trees and downed power lines and neighbors are helping each other as much as they can. >> in my friend lives right here where the tree fell and he just had open heart surgery, so i'm helping him and i'm helping the neighborhood. and, you know, i mean, just do my part.

>> good guy. some stores that don't have power are using generators in order to keep their doors open. >> in san francisco, public works crews are busy removing fallen trees from the weekend storm as well. the department of public works says there were about two dozen incidents with trees blocking roads or dragging down power lines. one tree in the excelsior district came crashing down onto a car. mayor london breed checked on some of the damage and thanked the crews for their hard work. >> i think that the people of san francisco, as well as our city workforce, really stepped up and responded to the occasion . >> there are no reports of deaths or injuries in san francisco from the storm. now for our extended weather coverage. >> don't forget you can download the ktvu fox local app for your smart tv. you can find stories about the storm, damage any closures and continuing power outages. a judge has thrown out

special circumstance enhancements in an antioch murder case that was investigated by officers who sent racist text messages. >> now, the bay area news group reports the judge dismissed the enhancements against four co-defendants accused of murder, which takes away life without the possibility of parole as a potential outcome. last year, the same judge dismissed gang charges in the case after finding the prosecution's filing were racist. >> our time is now. 536 police in vallejo investigate a deadly shooting. it happened just off columbus parkway. it happened sunday afternoon near the intersection of bonnie way and melody lane. not far from northgate park. police say when they arrived, they found a man who'd been shot. he died at that scene. police say they're still in the early stages of the investigation out of respect for the family, the victim's identity is being withheld until the solano county coroner's office makes proper notification of next of kin. >> anyone with information

related to this case is urged to contact detective stephanie mcdonough. now the police aren't saying yet if they have any information about a possible suspect, but this is the second homicide in vallejo, so far this year. >> our time now. 536 caltrans warns drivers if you plan to go to lake tahoe, be prepared for stormy road conditions. chains are required on both highway 50 and interstate 80. the two main highways connecting the bay area with the sierra. there have been lots of spinouts and crashes the past few days, but the heavy snow is also giving the lake tahoe ski resorts a big boost. >> now. there's a lot of work to do. the mountain operations team saw a lot of snow short period of time and multiple different temperatures to changing those layers, so they got a lot of work to do, but they're going to get it open if you're ready to come up to tahoe and get on with your winter this weekend is the weekend to get up here.

>> if anybody knows coupes knows most tahoe ski resorts are reporting several feet of snow in the past few days. are okay. >> may be anxious to get up there. what about this weekend, steve? any idea? it looks better for the weekend after tomorrow. >> we should be better. there might be a teeny bit friday, but not a big deal. the last system in the and the old weather pipeline here in this pattern will be tomorrow. uh, maybe changes in about ten days or so, but it does look much better going into the weekend. 40 on the temps, few 30s, much cooler this morning. 30. truckee, south lake tahoe 28. it's just it won't stop raining in parts of southern california. i mean, la is now up to seven and a third inches of rain over the last about 60 hours or so. we get a little bit of scattered activity, and i think that will be the theme today as the upper low starts to slide southward. but the air aloft is really cool. so it wouldn't take much to get some pop up activity today. one more system sweeps down from the northwest tomorrow. it's a cold front. okay, so let's let's call it what it is. it's a cold front,

but still looks pretty good here in every system. seems to be over producing. so we'll go with that then. after that it does look better, but there will be a quick shot of some snow as well. on wednesday. uh, not a lot, but enough here to add to the already impressive totals that they had the last couple of days. so seeing about 3 to 7 eight inches of new snow for when they should be gone by thursday. again, there could be some light stuff. friday but i think the overall trend is for improving conditions going into the weekend. mix of sun and clouds. today we will get some isolated showers today. uh, there's just too much instability in the atmosphere over us right now. 50s on the temps, rain tomorrow starts to clear out thursday. weak weak system friday and the weekend looks good. all right steve thank you. >> our time now is 539 a big goal in berkeley to improve emergency response is coming up at 6:00. what a consulting hired by the city. recommend winds and the potential challenges for serving the community. >> it's a big job to keep everyone safe during the super bowl. we take a look at the plans in place and the agencies working around the clock to make sure things

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road after being stuck in soft soil. it's in danger of toppling over in las on a house at a bottom of the hill. the firefighters, the us army reserve and heavy rescue teams have been trying to get that truck back onto solid ground. >> drivers on the peninsula should expect some disruptions this morning. skyline boulevard is closed between highway 84 and bear gulch because of some downed power lines and fallen trees. the chp says it does hope to reopen that road later this afternoon, but we'll see. nevada is holding both presidential primaries and caucuses this week . now, the democratic and republican primary elections are today. on thursday, the state will hold republican caucuses. but there are some differences. nikki haley is the only candidate on the primary ballot. donald trump is the only candidate in the caucus, but it's the caucus that will decide who gets the republican delegates. trump also continues to be asked about a possible

pick for vice president. quote, i speak to everybody. >> i was watching, tim. i've been watching, you know, for a while. i watched him campaign as a candidate. julie haener kristi noem has been in incredible fighting for me. she said. i'd never run against him because i can't beat him. >> i am not interested in being vice president. i am running to be president. i'm running because we have a country to save. i'm staying in this race because republicans cannot lose another general election. >> meantime, president biden has been campaigning in nevada in the last two days. he is expected expected to easily win the democrat primary against author marianne williamson and a few other democratic challengers. >> our time is 544 nikki haley, the republican presidential candidate, applied for secret service protection because of an increase in the number of threats against her. haley's campaign didn't specify by what kind of threat or the suspected source of those threats, but says there have been multiple issues there have been reports of two swatting incidents in

recent months at haley's home in south carolina. the secret service provides protection for candidates only after the secretary of homeland security authorized it. >> ballots are now in the mail for voters in california ahead of our primary march 5th. voting booths are already being set up for early voting around the state election workers are testing their ballot, counting machines as well to make sure everything is functioning properly. >> elections officials like me all across the country work day in and day out on a nonpartisan basis to make sure that every vote counts and that every voter can have a high degree of trust. >> mail in ballots must be postmarked by march 5th and received by march 12th. and if you want to vote in person, there are a number of options leading up to and on election day. >> our time is 545. opposition is growing among republicans in congress against the border security bill that was negotiated by a bipartisan group of senators. it's a $118 billion package, and it sets new border

enforcement policies and also provides funding for both ukraine and for israel. a senate floor vote on that bill could take place tomorrow, but republicans increasingly are speaking out against it. one of the republican senators who helped to write the bill says there is room for compromise. >> this is the beginning product to be able to put out and say, we've negotiated this. now let's talk about where we are. let's open up for amendments in the senate, open up for amendments in the house. let's actually have dialog on this to be able to see what we can do, to be able to fix it. >> now, last night, a house committee agreed to move to a full house vote for impeaching the secretary of homeland security, alejandro mayorkas, over his handling of the border. >> well, you probably have heard of dry january. that's when people avoid alcohol for the first month of the year, but have you heard of frugal february three? the goal is to spend less money. ideas include checking your subscriptions and canceling any you don't use regularly, using coupons or

other discounts when shopping and ordering takeout less often, financial advisers say february is a good month to take on this challenge because the month is shorter and it may be easier to complete. >> all right, our time is 546. the price of super bowl tickets starting to go down, but they're still not cheap, according to the online broker tickpick, some of those ticket prices have dropped 15% compared to last week. the cheapest ticket prices . now $6,000. that doesn't even include fees. despite the lower prices, this year's super bowl is still the most expensive ever. the average online tickets cost $10,000. that's 70% more compared to last year. >> the fbi and department of homeland security are now leading a massive law enforcement effort to make sure everyone is safe on super bowl sunday. those agencies stress there has not been any specific or credible security threats tied to the big game on sunday, but there will be hundreds of law enforcement officers with

bomb sniffing dogs at allegiant stadium on game day. that's just part of the massive super bowl security force on the ground and in the air. >> cbp is deploying blackhawk and astar helicopters to protect allegiant stadium airspace. our team of aviators will provide real time, high definition downlinks to the super bowl command center. the team is able to detect and intercept any suspicious aircraft attempting to enter the restricted zone law enforcement agencies in las vegas are also cracking down on those selling counterfeit super bowl merchandise. >> they have already confiscated more than $1 million in fake goods, including ring super bowl rings and clothing and other merchandise. >> a million other things, man. time is 548. will most bay area football fans hope the 49ers will bring home their sixth super bowl trophy after winning sunday? >> yeah, you'd think it'd be all but no, not everyone will be

rooting for the niners during their super bowl showdown with the kansas city chiefs. the sports bar buzz works in san francisco, south of market will be packed with fans wearing red and gold on sunday, but those fans will be cheering for the chiefs. >> the message is no. 40 niners fans here for i love the chiefs fans because they've been so supportive of our bar for so many years, the bar owner says. >> many of these chiefs fans grew up in kansas city, but they moved to the bay area. and he adds, the chiefs have fans everywhere due to their many trips to the super bowl in recent years. they have some very popular players. >> yes they do. >> who's popular when it comes to everything else, especially traffic. >> that guy sal castaneda oh, why thank you. >> uh, you know what we have a decent start. especially considering we've had a bunch of tough, tough days on the morning commute. let's start with highway four and 680 novato to san rafael, highway 101, pinole to berkeley. things are doing

very well, and i think it's just the lack of rain really does help us out for the morning commute. there's highway 24, it looks pretty good and 80 coming out to the macarthur maze. you will see 280 in san jose. looks good. i kind of skipped out of order. i wanted to go to the bay bridge. there's a little bit of a backup there at the toll plaza. nothing major, so definitely much better. 549 here's a man who's always feeling much better. it's mr. steve paulson, usually. >> usually nowadays. thank you sir. uh, our system is sliding south. that's the good news. we'll still get a few, i think. isolated showers today. not a lot, but there will be one more system coming in tomorrow. then after that, the pattern does look more favorable for more sunshine and some slightly warmer temps. but there's some cold air aloft. mount diablo 35. it will not take much to get some buildups here. i guarantee it. 30s for a few 40s for most. i mean, it's much cooler compared to yesterday. at this time. la just keeps going and going anywhere from seven to third and 7.5in of rain and over

48 hours in los angeles, with about a foot in some of the higher elevations. so just amazing. that's not changing for at least 48 hours. this might slide a little south, but we'll still get some rain tomorrow. that'll be a quick moving system. we'll be out of the northwest. it'll be a cold front. so let's don't know. don't don't listen to anything else. it says if it isn't a cold front. after that though, the pattern looks good. there'll still be some snow up in the mountains tomorrow. so again, out of the northwest. so lower snow levels on this one. but again, it's a quick mover. so but about 3 to 7 being forecast here. that'll help on the defeat that they just had last couple of days. and the weekend looks much better. so if you're heading up there as coop said it'll be pristine chilly morning 40s few pop up showers, sun and clouds, isolated showers. cool though. 50s on the temps. rain returns tomorrow and then after that it looks like we start to see improving conditions going into the weekend. okay steve, thank you. >> time 551 a soccer fan now suing levi stadium. what happened during a soccer match between mexico and qatar that led him to take legal action and

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people died in the wildfires that started in central chile last friday. hundreds of people are still missing. people are being allowed to return to their neighborhoods, but most are finding there is not much to return to. >> this is the worst thing that has happened in chile. the worst because lives were lost here. his tree was lost and that cannot be recovered. >> the fire started in a mountainous area and quickly moved into and destroyed entire neighborhoods along the edge of vina del mar. experts blame the current heat wave there for helping the flames move so quickly across the dried out grass. >> our time now 555 the new headset by apple causing some concerns on the roads. now transportation secretary pete buttigieg warns drivers pay attention while driving after drivers were seen using vision pro headsets while they drive. he also reminds drivers that cars that have assisted driving systems require all of your attention on the headset lets users look at screens and apps

in front of them, while also seeing the real world around them. >> an independent bookstore in san francisco is closing. the owners of folio books in noe valley say the store is closing at the end of the month. after ten years in business. the owners did not say why they're closing, but did acknowledge it's a very personal decision. merchandise is now being marked down. the store is closing at the end of the month, but folio books will ship orders through march 15th and a san francisco restaurant that has served asian fusion food and live performances is about to close. >> permanent lee asia sf in the south of market neighborhood is well known for its choreographed shows featuring transgender stars, the owner says. like many other businesses, he's been struggling since the pandemic. he says after 26 years, the final meals and performances will be on march 31st. the international transgender day of visibility. >> pity the word transgender was

not really part of our vocabulary back then. even so, we've really evolved with the whole transgender community in terms of the language and the whole message and trying to really educate the public about the about diversity, human diversity, and really do it in a fun and entertaining way. >> now he is inviting everyone to make a reservation and enjoy a meal and a show. one last time, and then after that, asia sf hopes to create pop up events and continue its legacy. >> the san francisco city leaders plan to extend the ban on street vending in the mission by six months. mayor london breed and supervisor hillary ronen made the announcement. the city imposed a 90 day moratorium in november, and since then, the city says it has seen a 30% decrease in assaults and robberies on mission street as well as a 23% decrease in requests for street cleaning. >> our time now. 557 lunar new year celebrations kick off this

weekend in san francisco, and a top priority is safety. san francisco police say they will have plenty of extra police officers patrolling both in uniform and undercover. investigators say locals, as well as visitors, should be aware of your surroundings and avoid those blessings. scams as if someone's coming up to you or approaching you about blessing your, you know, money, jewelry and so forth. >> to be aware that this is typically a scam that they'll try to swap out your goods and steal your items. so again, be careful. and the police say if you see something suspicious reported. >> also, they advise you traveling groups and don't leave any valuables in your car. the festivities will ramp up in san francisco throughout the month leading up to the big chinese new year parade on february 24th, san francisco's south of market neighborhood is getting a new recreation center. >> the project broke ground on the new gene friend recreation

center at sixth and folsom streets. the new hub is being founded, funded largely by a voter approved bond. it will provide 50% more space to serve the needs of children, families and seniors in the soma neighborhood. the rec center is set to open in 2026, with watched the whole thing just come down and shatter the carport. >> when are we going to be getting power? >> a lot of damage around the bay area. we'll tell you the latest on efforts to clean up after the deadly storm, as tens of thousands of people remain without power, the. >> and i'm live at levi's stadium this morning. we're talking world cup 2026, still about two years away, but we're learning a lot more details about how levi's stadium is getting involved, why this summer is important. >> from ktvu fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning. thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two i'm dave clark. good morning i'm pam cook.

>> it's tuesday february sixth. some lingering rain around the bay area today and tomorrow. it's cool. let's check in with steve for the forecast. >> and a little fog out there. but yeah, one more system tomorrow we'll have a little bit today, but then one more system tomorrow than the weekend. looks much better here. uh, some fog kind of dancing around. we've had a few little pop up showers. it's cool. no doubt about it. in the 40s here. uh palo alto is down to 42. san jose had rain. then it disappeared out towards brentwood highway four. i think that's about gone as well. san jose was the main one, but that looked good, look good and fell apart. but there could still be a little bit of activity popping up today. but who'll stop the rain well after tomorrow i'll do my best because it does look better going to the weekend, but a few isolated showers today. but staying on the cool side with upper 50s. all right, sometimes that morning commutes like running through the jungle. but here's the man to help you guide it through. mr. saül castaneda some people can stay home when it's weather like this. >> steve. but it ain't me

because i ain't no fortunate one. i have to go to work. and if you're driving, if you have to go to work southbound 101 through the tunnel, the lights are out. it's kind of weird. if you drive southern marin, all of a sudden you're getting to that robin williams tunnel and it's dark and that's having obviously having a power issue. but the traffic is okay if you're driving to the bay bridge toll plaza, it is backed up a little bit. nothing out of the ordinary. san mateo bridge looks pretty good. there is a crash in san jose, northbound 101 right past the 880 interchange, and that's causing a little bit of slow traffic already. as you head north toward the airport. 601 let's get back to the headlines. >> all right. thank you, sal. about 65,000 people are still waiting for their power to come back on after a deadly storm caused widespread outages this past weekend. that's down about 30,000 residents, though, since the last reports, crews have continued to make progress overnight after restoring power to hundreds of thousands in the bay area since sunday, the north

bay remains one of the hardest hit areas, with more than 28,000 people still impacted by the power outages. >> i was just on a job this morning where one eucalyptus tree took out at nine poles and they've been on scene since sunday trying to restore power to this particular neighborhood. >> pga crews will continue to assess the damage when they can safely gain access to the impacted areas. the utility also says it is hoping to have power restored to most customers by the end of the day. on thursday, and some of the power outages around the bay area were caused by trees falling down on power lines and damaging both homes and cars. >> one family in fairfax had two incidents in two weeks. now, two weeks ago, a tree skimmed their roof and crushed their car. and then sunday night, those powerful winds caused another scare. they say they're grateful no one was seriously hurt. a tree expert says. you can look

for signs that a tree could possibly fall during bad weather. >> if you see any big cracks in the trunk of the tree, or fractures in the soil near the base of the tree, that's something you're going to want to alert your arborist about and get them out there to take a look at it right away. >> now, he also said, if you see something like that, the only thing that may be actually holding the tree up is the small roots that could lose their grip, even in a light or strong breeze. well it just keeps raining in los angeles. >> it is causing a lot of problems. strong winds and heavy rains been causing mudslides, debris flows in areas that are already saturated, homes on some of the hills have been sliding as the ground gives way. we're taking a look at some of the just incredible, devastating video. even buildings on flat land. seeing water levels getting higher. we're going to have a live report from los angeles in our next half hour. now don't forget for extended weather coverage, you can

download the ktvu fox local app for your smart tv. you can find stories about the storm damage and closures, as well as any power outages. >> all right, pam, time is now 603. the fifa world cup of soccer, two years away. but we now know levi's stadium will be hosting six matches in the summer of 2026. a super soccer fan is ktvu james torres. he's outside of levi's stadium right now to tell us why the organizers say this summer will be an opportunity to figure out how it's all going to work. good morning james. >> good morning to you, dave. no doubt about it here. of course, the 40 niners are in vegas preparing for super bowl 58. but you will not have to wait until the fall to see some sort of sport happening here at levi's stadium. and here's why. coming up this summer, the stadium is part of a network of stadiums throughout the country hosting copa america this year. if you don't know what that is, it's basically a soccer tournament for south american countries

with just a few add ons, including the united states. levi's was chosen as a host city for that tournament as well for this summer. that will somewhat be a dress rehearsal for the 2026 world cup. over the weekend , we learned the us men's national team will play two matches in los angeles for the world cup and one in seattle. i heard from the bay area host committee who says that the international spotlight will still be here on levi's, even if the usa isn't right for us, because we're such a multicultural, diverse city. >> i actually really love the fact that other teams besides the us are going to be here. we hosted and the team and brazil actually lived in the bay during the 94 world cup. i think we do international teams really well, and i that part really excites me. >> yeah, 48 total international teams in this tournament. for the first time ever, the bay area host committee also helped craft bids for super bowl 60. also happening at levi's in 2026. they also helped bring in

the nba all star game to chase center. of course, we know that's happening next year, so levi's will host one knockout stage match so it is possible that the us, if they do well, could eventually land here for at least one game. the world cup final will be held at metlife stadium. of course, that's the home of the new york jets and the new york giants. as we're live this morning from levi's stadium, i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. all right james thank you. >> time is 606. a soccer fan who was stabbed last summer during a gold cup match at levi's stadium is now suing the city of santa clara and the 49ers. his name is emmanuel soto. he filed the lawsuit. it claims inadequate security allowed his attacker to bring a knife into levi's stadium. now he is seeking $35,000 in damages after being stabbed several times. the police did make an arrest of a suspect several days after the attack. it occurred during a soccer match between mexico and

qatar in early july. >> new this morning, governor newsom is reportedly sending 120 additional chp officers to oakland and the east bay. now, the chronicle reports, the governor is dramatically stepping up the state's efforts to crack down on violent crime in the area. the added officers will represent a nine fold increase in the number of state police on patrol in the east bay, the governor's office says. most of those officers are being sent to oakland amid concerns about car break ins and violent crime in. two bay area men have been sentenced to prison for an insider trading scheme. the men were convicted of receiving tips from the former information security chief at san jose technology company lumentum. prosecutors say the men used their informational advantage to make millions in the stock market. one of the men was sentenced to a year and a half in federal prison. the other received a five month sentence. the former lumentum executive, who supplied the information has already been sentenced to two years in prison.

>> our time is now 607 retail theft. that was the focus of a meeting last night with san francisco leaders district attorney brooke jenkins and members of the police department held a public discussion. they say they're working for solutions. supervisor rafael mandelman organized this event, and he represents the castro and noble. he says the walgreens store in those neighborhoods have been hit hard in recent months. it's very alarming for shoppers and it's very alarming for folks who work in these stores when, you know, six or a dozen folks come in and just start sweeping stuff out of the out of off the shelves. now, supervisor mandelman says the police department is understaffed and more police officers are needed to help stop retail theft. last year, the board of supervisors approved an extra $25 million to pay for police overtime. >> all right, it is 608. let's go back over to sal. we still

have some lingering showers, some trees down. what are you keeping an eye on? yeah we're keeping an eye on. >> and you know, you live in marin there. pam the waldo tunnel or the. actually, that's just have it. it's actually the robin williams tunnel. >> tunnel? >> yes, yes. uh, and, uh, it's dark. so when you drive through the golden gate bridge or to the golden gate bridge, you're going to drive through that robin williams tunnel and it's going to be dark and that, you know, that's a little startling for some people. the traffic is still moving. okay. if you're going to the bay bridge right now, traffic is moving. all right. there's a little bit of a backup. as you might see, the san mateo bridge is better heading out to the high rise. we do see that in san jose. northbound 101, just past 880. there's a crash. they're clearing it now, but there's a little bit of a backup there where it put the arrow. the rest of that drive to the west valley up to palo alto looks pretty good. 609 let's go back to the desk. >> thank you. sal. improving emergency response times that is the goal in berkeley. coming up, the new recommendations to the

fire department and the potential challenges. >> and the 49ers celebrated the super bowl's opening night. look at the pictures. we'll show you the exciting moments for brock purdy and the rest of the 40 niners. two leading candidates for senate. two very different visions for california.

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in the big event of super bowl

week in las vegas. >> and, you know, ktvu is andre senior is here now with the highlights of a pro football celebration. andre that gets bigger every year. >> every year. some changes to tell you about though for sure. last night the nfl hosted a huge media extravaganza and party at allegiant stadium. the league has rebranded the event to opening night to officially kick off super bowl week. this event was known for years as media day to lead up to the biggest game in pro football. it's the only joint public appearance of the two conference championship teams before they take to the field on super bowl sunday and the 40 niners got a rock star reception from thousands of cheering fans as the team walked onto the allegiant stadium field, and the niner players clearly enjoyed every moment of that celebration. >> got to enjoy moments like this, like the amazing fans that we have. uh, the time, the downtime you have with your brothers that's on our team. >> all right. so much of the attention was focused on the two

quarterbacks. patrick mahomes has led the chiefs to two super bowl victories since he became to the kansas city chiefs in 2017. in con last, this is brock purdy's second season with the niners. and his short but incredible pro football career. i always wanted to be ready for whenever my opportunity came. >> i didn't know if i was going to, you know, be a backup for a while in the nfl and maybe get a shot in three to 4 to 5 years. >> you have to learn who you are as a football team and who who you are as a person and as a teammate. and i think we've done a great job coming together through adverse times and just find a way to get here and now let's go win it. >> yeah. but you know, mr. mahomes we hope brock purdy is on the winning side. more than 23,000 fans were on hand for the opening night festivities, along with hundreds of journalists from around the world. now you can stay with ktvu, fox two for live coverage from las vegas throughout super bowl week. all week, our joe fonzi and cristina rendon zone will be showing us all of the action ahead of the

big game. super bowl 58 kicks off at 330 sunday afternoon. pam, i know where you're going to be. i know where i'm going to be at that time. >> yes, our lucky spot, our lucky spot where we have been watching for sure. all right. super exciting, super jealous that they're going to be there. but it'll be fun to check in with them during the week. the super bowl's opening night celebration came just hours after the first controversy of the big game. reports surfaced earlier in the day. the 40 niners are not happy with the condition of the field at their practice facility at unlv. now, 40 niners players and coaches reportedly complained that the turf is too soft and spongy and possibly even dangerous. nfl commissioner roger goodell strongly defended the condition of the field. >> it's well within all of our testing standards. uh, it is something that we think all our experts, as well as neutral field inspectors, have all said unanimously that it's a playable field. >> the 40 niners reportedly considered moving to another

field, but head coach kyle shanahan now says he has already seen some big improvements in the surface and that the team intends to stick with its current practice site at unlv. by the way, the chiefs are practicing at the las vegas raiders facility in nearby henderson, nevada. back here at home, the city of berkeley has new recommendations to improve emergency response times. some of those recommendations include increase the number of ambulances from 4 to 6, hiring more dispatchers and upgrading the dispatch system, and increasing staffing levels to four crew members. on most fire engines and ladder trucks. in response, officials say they are looking at staffing ambulances with paramedics who are not firefighters, which could make more firefighters available. they also want a new deployment center for the additional ambulances. since there is no room at the current facilities, our time now 616, one of the bay area's biggest medical research institutions, just signed an agreement to acquire two san francisco hospital, ucsf health

says it has reached a deal with dignity health to acquire saint francis memorial hospital and saint mary's medical center. ucsf says it plans to retain workers at both of the hospitals and hopes to finalize the transaction. this spring. now, the group saved saint mary's. doctors released a statement saying, quote, we applaud ucsf for preserving the rich 167 year history of saint mary's with this acquisition by maintaining saint mary's as a community hospital with independent doctors, our patients will continue to receive our award winning care with ucsf as a wonderful partner to support and reinforce our efforts. >> our time is now. 617. the ymca of silicon valley is honoring saratoga high school as a caring high school. now, the award is recognition of the school's wellness center, which offers mental health support for students and opportunities for the students to de-stress. the center organizes lunchtime

activities and provides peer to peer support. in the past year, it has seen a 13% drop in the number of students who use and its services. >> all right, 617 is the time. back over to sal. what are you keeping an eye on for the commute? >> well, all the commutes are better today because of not being a lot of rain. that's the first day that we've actually had a good commute. let me show you the golden gate bridge. it looks pretty good heading south, the lights are out in the robin williams tunnel heading south, so just don't be surprised by that. as you drive to southern marin bay bridge does have a delay. it's backed up all the way out to the maze. metering lights are on and on the san mateo bridge. that looks pretty good. i've also been looking at the dumbarton bridge. the only problem in the san jose area is northbound 101, just past 880. there's a crash taking a little long to clear it. the other freeways though fortunately for you, 280 and 85 are doing well. all right, here's a man who's always doing well. it's mister steve paulson.

>> thank you, mister sal castaneda. appreciate that. all right, well, dave said steve, let's go for a hike up mount diablo. i said, dave, it's a little cold right now. it's 35 degrees. maybe around noon or. one that's that's cold for this time of year. so when you get cold air aloft like that, that won't take much to get some pretty good build ups later today. provide enough lift there. 40s on the temps petaluma's 42 kelseyville is 37. menlo park's down to 41, walnut creek's 43. oakland 43. so there's a lot of cooler readings here. 30 in truckee, south lake tahoe, 27. reno's at 28, so susanville everyone's close. mammoth picked up 46in of snow in the past three days. system still just just hammering southern california. it looks like the line is drifting a little south, but the upper low is going to swing in to keep the beat going down there for at least another two days as another system sweeps down from the northwest. that will be here tomorrow for us. we'll get rain out of it. not showers. we'll get rain out of it and then after that, the pattern does look more favorable. there will

be a weak system on friday clipping the sierra. i don't think it will do too much here. then after that, everything's seeing. we're looking pretty good here for a little bit of a break. although the forecast models, they try and show a break and that really hasn't happened this year. i mean, you know, next two weeks are going to be dry. oops. we were kidding. and i think we'll see the same thing again after tomorrow's system. but the weekend does look better. a lot of frustrated golfers out there, tennis players i get it. chilly morning, 40 some fog. concord's reporting some fog, a few pop up showers, sun and clouds cooled by isolated showers. would not be surprised. isolated thundershower 50s on the temps here, but the bulk of everything is moving south towards southern california as if they need it. but rain returns wednesday, then a weak little system friday, but no big deal after that. your weekend looks good. >> you guys all right? thank you steve. unrest over the handling of discrimination and harassment incidents on colleges in california. the new report detailing why students and faculty distrust many university oversight teams and swimming could reduce symptoms of menopause. we have details on the new findings and why

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superintendent says the district values its teachers but must also be fiscally responsible. a state panel approved a nomination to make marin county's last resort complex a historic site. the tibetan style experiment in sustainable living, located ten miles southwest of novato, still has a number of county code violations . the approval means a state analysis will be made before the complex of unpermitted structures are brought into code compliance, or any changes are made to the compound. three tech companies have pulled their conferences out of san francisco's moscone center. the companies workday, samsung and twilio canceled plans to host conferences at the city's convention site this year. the decision will hurt the hotels and restaurants that depend on convention, business. dreamforce, however, is still scheduled at moscone center in september for a new study shows. swimming may reduce menopause symptoms. researchers from the university college london surveyed hundreds of menopausal

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rights legend rosa parks, we tell you the message from civil rights activists as california is marking transit equity day from ktvu, fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. >> all right. taking you live to the opening bell this morning. another san francisco company cutting jobs. docusign just announced plans to lay off 6% of its workforce. it's about 440 jobs, and meta announced plans to identify more. i generated images ahead of the upcoming elections that is certainly been a very big concern. misinformation and disinformation. yeah as we lead up to the elections on social media. thank you for joining us here on mornings on two, i'm pam cook and good morning i'm dave clark. >> welcome to tuesday february 6th. still a nice cool day. it goes along with steve paulson. he's pretty cool talking about your weather clark i paid those friendship fees. >> i promise you. all right. thank you sir. it is cooler out there that we have some fog

dancing around, but a lot of 40s here. so much cooler. we've had a little bit of activity, but the 40s in palo alto is down to 42 mid 40s. upper 40s here for some. there's been a few little guys showers popping up around san jose and brentwood. right there, right there. and then again, another one around campbell, monte sereno, los gatos, saratoga. so that'll kind of be the theme today. but most of the energy is sliding southward where we're they don't really need it. that's southern california. so who'll stop the rain after tomorrow? i'll do my best to do that as we head to the weekend. but much cooler morning. some fog, some clouds, a few isolated showers, 50 though on the temps. sal is here . are the lights still out on the robin williams tunnel? >> they are. it's kind of creepy when you drive in and it's completely dark, but it's not affecting the golden gate bridge traffic. it looks pretty good. marin county also still looking decent as you drive south from nevada all the way to the golden gate bridge. bay bridge backed up to the maze metering lights are on. that's very typical. it's dry out there. that's

really helping us out. we have another update coming up in just a few now at 631. let's get back to the headlines. >> all right. thank you. sal. there are still more than 64,000 customers in the bay area without power this morning. that's after sunday's storm took out trees and power lines. ktvu is ali rasmus reports from redwood city with the latest on the cleanup and the timeline to restore the electricity. >> well, the lights are still out for about 14,000 customers here on the peninsula, but the bulk of the power outages and customers affected are in the north bay. about 29,000 customers there, still without power. that is, of course, where we saw the heavy rain and strong winds and heavy rainfall since sunday, a handful of sonoma county schools and all schools in two sonoma county districts, the harmony union and cassia school districts are closed today because of power outages and other problems. ktvu spoke with pg and e last night about the timeline to get power back on for everyone. >> we have a little bit of a break in the rain and we're able

to really go out and assess those power outages that remain. our goal is to assess all the damage by the end of the day tomorrow. back out here in san mateo county at the public works yard in redwood city. >> they have some sandbags available. they have an online reservation system. they don't want people bagging the sand themselves. of course, the bulk of the rain and the intense weather has now passed on through. but if people still have any standing water, any drainage problems in their neighborhoods, we have a link on how you can reserve one of those premade sandbags on our website. ktvu dot com in redwood city, ali rasmus, ktvu, fox two news all right. >> thank you ali. people in the south bay also still dealing with the aftermath of the storm. yeah. >> and the latest pg and e numbers show more than 19,000 people in the south bay still have no power. pg news crews have been busy on restoring power knocked down by fallen trees and downed power lines and affected neighbors. they're helping each other. my friend lives right here where the tree

fell and he just had open heart surgery. >> so i'm helping him, and i'm helping the neighborhood. and you know, i mean, just do my part. good idea. >> and some of the stores there that don't have power right now, they're using generators in order to keep their doors open in san francisco, public works crews are busy removing fallen trees from the weekend storm. >> the department of public works says there were about two dozen incidents with trees blocking roads or dragging down power lines. one tree in the excelsior district came crashing down onto a car. mayor london breed checked on some of the damage and thanked the crews for their hard work. i think that the people of san francisco, as well as our city workforce, really stepped up and responded to the occasion. >> there are no reports of deaths or injuries in san francisco from the storm. >> now for our extended weather coverage, don't forget you can download the ktvu fox local app for your smart tv. and there you can find stories on damage, any closures and ongoing power

outages. all right, pam, time is 6.34. >> a judge has thrown out special circumstance enhancements in an antioch murder case. it was investigated by police officers who sent racist text messages at the bay area news group reports. the judge threw out the enhancements against four codefendant agents accused of murder, which takes away life without the possibility of parole as a potential outcome. the last year, the same judge dismissed gang charges in. the case after finding the prosecution's filings were racist. >> vallejo police are investigating a deadly shooting that happened just off columbus parkway. it happened sunday afternoon near the intersection of bonny way and melody lane, not far from northgate park. police say when they got there, they found a man who had been shot. he died at the scene. police say they are. they are still in the early stages of the investigation. >> an out of respect for the family, the victim's identity is being withheld until the solano county coroner's office makes

proper notification of next of kin. anyone with information related to this case is urged to contact detective stephanie mcdonough. seven seven now, police are not saying if they have any information about a possible suspect. >> this is the second homicide in vallejo. this year. >> our time is now. 635 well, the state of california is honoring the life and the legacy of civil rights icon rosa parks. >> a vintage bus was parked at the state capitol for the 24th annual california rosa parks day in 1955. police arrested her for refusing to give up her seat to a white man on a bus in montgomery, alabama. the event triggered a 381 day boycott of the bus system by african americans and i think she was trying to teach us some important lessons. >> one, to stand up for what you believe and don't let anyone take control of your destiny. she wanted to make sure that we understood. you must take control of what it is that you

believe in. >> rosa parks, just her name. many consider the protest by rosa parks, one of the biggest part parts. how can i say it of the civil rights movement that will live literally forever? an incredible, incredible woman. >> it took so much courage. you can't even imagine. it took so much courage. yeah, we remember her today. yes, sal, what are you looking at for the commute? >> pam? are you glad i asked? >> yes, i'm. >> after all these years, pam is beginning to get it all right. >> thanks. let's go to the golden gate bridge. >> pam and i have been talking about this, and i'm going to let you in on our conversation. the robin williams tunnel is dark, all the lights are out, and they've been having some problems with the power. so if you're driving to southern marin, you're going to drive through who are all those bicycles? look at all those bicycles. who is out there this early? right on the golden gate bridge. more power to you anyway

. southbound 101 traffic looks good. this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. you can tell the commute is much better. it's not raining right now. as steve has said, it might rain tomorrow , but let's. let's worry about tomorrow. tomorrow. and right now in san jose. still clearing that crash northbound 101 right near 880. looks like they might even be a new crash there. used to 80 or 85 at 637, looking out my back door at steve paulson. >> what do you see looking out your back door? >> a little bit of fog, a little fog, but no rain right now. >> there you go. all right. we will start, though, where there is a lot of rain and it's still raining that southern california. i've seen seven and a half to about seven and three quarters in and around la in the last 60 hours, and there's a foot in some of the higher elevations and it's still raining. i mean, it's just not ending here today or tomorrow. that band is slowly moving, but is there in the soup. so to speak, again, with some brief moderate rain still not only today, but also tomorrow and probably all the way into

thursday before it finally starts to calm down a little bit. we'll have a few little isolated little garden variety showers today, but most of the energy is off the coast and rotating down towards southern california. so we're on the drier side here, but there's some cold air aloft. i'll say mount diablo is at 35 with some sun breaks that will generate a little bit of lift here later today. and i would think some scattered shower activity will pop up 40s on the temps few 30s napa airports at 43 petaluma is at 42 menlo park says hey hey, not so fast. we're 41, so it is much cooler here. 30s in the mountains. the more snow is on the way. not only on wednesday into early thursday, but maybe late friday. a weak little system will brush us. we are on the northern edge of a lot of this. we'll still get a few little guy showers popping up, but boy, it will continue to be, i think just a lot of rain continuing in southern california for at least 48 hours. we have a pretty good little system. tomorrow it'll be rain. uh, we'll get that late morning, early afternoon and then maybe a little bit lingering into thursday. by then we'll be on the drier side, but

the sierra could deal with a little bit more in the way of snow, not only on wednesday night, thursday morning, but again, maybe just some light stuff on friday night. but the weekend does look good. so once you get past friday, i think you're all right to go there. uh, friday won't be that much, but tomorrow will be pretty good. snow chilly morning, some fog out there, a few pop up showers, sun and clouds, cool, a few scattered showers, isolated showers, 50s on the temps. we're staying cool here for a while. i don't see us really warming up. maybe a little bit though. by the weekend. >> all right, steve, thank you. time now, 640 movie star leonardo dicaprio comes here to northern california to tell you about the new movie featuring several california cities. >> all right. first, let's check in with garcia in our newsroom for the other stories we're following for you. good morning. >> good morning, pam and dave. when i join you in studio, many rideshare drivers have complained that the job isn't as lucrative as it used to be. some lyft drivers say they've earned less than 70% of their fares last year, coming up at seven. the big announcement from the rideshare company today about pay transparency and pay structure at lyft. then gap is making a headline hire the big

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still slamming southern california right now, especially in areas that have steep hillsides like you see here. the fox weather correspondent max gordon, who goes everywhere you're near the beverly glen area of la right now. they've seen a lot of storm damage. so what's it like out there now? max >> hey, good morning. well, it continues to rain here in los angeles. this storm has really been kind of stalling over the la area, dumping immense amount of rain and really, areas like this here in beverly glen, this neighborhood of los angeles has seen tremendous damage from mudslides in all, there have been 307 mudslides across los angeles, a local state of emergency is in place, but you can see the damage to this home right here. it's actually been

knocked off of its foundation, then pushed down the hill from the force of the mud as it slid down here. now, we have seen just so much rain. you can see it's still actually coming down and it's still flowing down. this hillside right here. some rain gauges here in the los angeles area have seen nearly a foot of rainfall in just the past couple of days, with this latest storm. so much water in such a short amount of time means that the soil is absolutely saturated and well, it's giving away in situations like this. there have been five homes here in the la area that have been red tagged. they can't go in them, they're just too dangerous. seven have been yellow tagged. i meaning that people can get in, get their belongings, but they have to get out. there has to be extensive repairs done to those homes before they can be occupied again. there have also been water rescues here in the la area and also in san bernardino county, but there is some good news in ventura and santa barbara counties areas where we were expecting things to get really bad. things didn't shape up to be as bad as they could

have been, and evacuation orders have been lifted in those areas. but here in la, the threat for landslides really has not gone away. and it's going to continue on the next couple of days. even after this storm pushes out, because the land is just so wet right now that there's still that immense risk for landslides. back to you. hey max, before you go, i know that area. >> i spent a lot of time there. have you ever seen anything like this? and our meteorologist, steve paulson, has been talking about the fact it just doesn't stop. how does it hit you for actually being there? >> absolutely. i mean, la does get rain right? it is a mediterranean climate. and, you know, it rains here. but to have this amount of rain in such a short period of time, you know, really the only thing that i can liken it in my career chasing extreme weather was down in kentucky, where we saw flash flooding in some steep ravines and steep canyons down there. so

a similar situation not exactly a parallel, but a similar situation down here where you had just so much water, where it just had nowhere to go. and then you're having landslide activity like this, like we're seeing behind us, you know, 307 landslide guides just in los angeles alone. that's an incredible amount. just driving around. you see it all over the place. you know, you go down mulholland drive and the iconic road there, and you're seeing just the land slipping away. and crews here, they just have so much work ahead of them in the cleanup process. yeah. >> and i know mulholland is just above where you are right now max. you'd be careful as well. max gordon from fox weather, thank you for the update from los angeles. we appreciate you. all right. max time now. 647. and don't forget you can get more on this story and more like it on the fox weather app. just use your phone. you can scan that qr code. it's right on your tv screen or you can go to fox weather dot com. it is now 647.

we'll balance now being mailed to california voters before the upcoming primary here on march 5th. voting booths are already being set up for early voting around the state. election workers are testing their ballot counting machines just to make sure everything works properly. >> early elections officials like me all across the country work day in and day out on a nonpartisan basis to make sure that every vote counts and that every voter can have a high degree of trust. >> now, the mail in ballots have to be postmarked by march the fifth and received by march 12th. and if you want to vote in person, there are several options leading up to and on election day. it is now 648 san francisco city leaders plan to extend a ban on street vending in the mission district by six months. the city imposed a 90 day moratorium back in november. since then, the city says it's seen a 30% drop in the number of assaults and robberies on

mission street, as well as a 23% drop in requests for street cleaning, electric vehicle company lucid motors may be considering taking over a building in downtown san jose, according to the mercury news. >> lucid motors has filed plans to occupy a building on stockton avenue right near the sap center. there are no other details in the proposal, but lucid motors is based in newark and alameda county. it makes luxury electric vehicles tomorrow could be the last chance to apply for a federal program that is designed to make internet access more affordable. the fcc says it will begin winding down the affordable connectivity program if it cannot secure more funding from congress by tomorrow's deadline. it is given 23 million low income households in california and other states. discounts on their internet bills. those discounts could be as much as $30 a month. bumble is launching a new ai powered feature to block scam accounts and fake profiles. the online dating apps

deception detector aims to identify malicious content before users ever come across it . the company found that the feature was able to automatically block 95% of spam accounts during testing. bumble says research showed fake profiles and the risk of scams are users top concerns. when online dating. amc is offering $5 movie tickets to celebrate black history month. for $5, you can see select films starring or created by black artists. during the first week, you can catch the equalizer three, starring denzel washington for the second week, starting february 9th. spider-man across the spider-verse returns to the big screen, and on february 16th, the remake of the color purple will hit the screen. pixar's soul will close out the month beginning february 22nd. all right, pam, this is for you. >> a hollywood movie star was in sacramento over the weekend. several blocks in downtown sacramento were closed for an upcoming warner brothers movie

involving leonardo dicaprio. these images you see here were shared by photographer armando alvarez. you can see leonardo on the set alongside singer actress teyana taylor. they were right outside the sacramento county superior court. now the new movie is referred to as the bc project. reportedly, it's based on the thomas pynchon novel vineland set in california in 1984. the movie crews were also seen in stockton as well. >> that's always pretty exciting to see them shooting a movie, right? yeah, if you get to glimpse an actor, you know who you know. all right, let's check in with sal. keeping an eye on traffic. how's the commute, pam? >> i was going to say when i went to new york city a few years back. yeah, it's like, that's like a movie set everywhere. everywhere i turned, they were like, either shooting something or a tv show, right? all you can tell, you can tell the trucks are there with all

that equipment. >> right. >> uh. all right. good morning, everyone. let's go to the south bay. i'm having trouble with 101. i think you might be too. northbound 101. that's the second accident of the morning. right here. right near 880. there was one up there. so if you're taking 101, it'd be prepared for slowing or use 280 or 85 to get into the west valley. that would be much better for you. let's go to the east bay. now i want to show you that highway four is slow. this morning. oops. my maps just freeze. that never happens to steve. there you go. highway four westbound. as you drive through. no major issues there, but it is going to be slow if you're driving on 24. it's getting heavier. and at the bay bridge approach you can see a little bit of a backup here at the toll plaza. 652 steve, how do you get your computer never to fail? i just don't know how you do it. >> well, sal, you know, i have a team of about ten people. it guys working on that. got it. yes, sir. um, i can ping you from here, sal. that's my favorite it joke. all right?

everything is sliding south. uh, where? they don't need it. that's southern california, and i don't want to overdo it here, but there are some over a foot now being reported in some of the higher elevations. they'll continue to get rain today and tomorrow we'll get a few isolated showers today. tomorrow we will get rain. all right. won't be showers. it'll be rain tomorrow. and then after that we'll start to see a decrease. could be even a little bit on thursday before it does look like we start to clear out on friday going into the weekend. that will be the good news. i think the weekend will be much, much better here if you're going to the mountains. new snow is on the way. quick mover tomorrow from the northwest it will be a cold front. that's what it is. that's what we're going to call it. and so a few scattered showers. it's cold air aloft. so sun and clouds today. cool. i think a few little hit and miss showers are possible. 50s on the temps bring rain in tomorrow. a little bit lingering into thursday. then i think we get a break going into the weekend date. >> okay, steve. thank you. it's time now. 653 the east bay reportedly would get a big boost to fight crime. we'll tell you

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go down, but they're still not cheap. the online ticket broker tickpick says some ticket prices drop 15% compared to last week. the lowest ticket prices are now $6,000, and that doesn't include the fees. now, despite the lower prices, this year's super bowl is still the most expensive ever . the average online tickets cost $10,000. that's 790% more than last year's average price. well, the fbi and the department of homeland security are leading a massive law enforcement effort to make sure everybody at the super bowl is safe. those agencies stress there hasn't been any specific or credible security threats tied to the super bowl. this coming sunday, but there will be hundreds of law enforcement officers with bomb sniffing dogs at allegiant stadium on game day. that's just

part of the massive super bowl security force on the ground and in the air. >> cbp is deploying black hawk and astar helicopters to protect allegiant stadium airspace. our team of aviators will provide real time, high definition downlinks to the super bowl command center. the team is able to detect and intercept any suspicious aircraft attempting to enter the restricted zone. >> law enforcement agencies there in vegas are also cracking down on people selling counterfeit super bowl merchandise. they've already confiscated more than $1 million in fake products, including fake super bowl rings and other merchandise. well, most bay area football fans are hoping the 40 niners will win on sunday and bring home their sixth super bowl trophy after they win, but not everybody will be rooting for the 40 niners during their super bowl showdown with the kansas city chiefs. there's a

sports bar in san francisco called buzz words. it's in the south of market area. it will be packed with fans wearing red and gold this sunday, but these fans will be cheering for the kansas city chiefs. >> the message is no. 40 niners fans here. i love the chiefs fans because they've been so supportive of our bar for so many years. >> and the owner of the bar says many of these chiefs fans grew up in the kansas city area. before they moved here to the bay area. but he also adds that chiefs have fans everywhere because of their many trips to the super bowl in recent years. it is 659 lunar new year celebrations kick off this weekend in san francisco, and officials say security is the main priority. elected leaders and san francisco police hosted a news conference talking about the safety efforts. police say they'll have plenty of extra officers patrolling, both in uniform and undercover, and they say local and visitors should be

aware of their surroundings and avoid. it's called blessing scam arms. >> people all across the bay are still dealing with damage from the storm. tens of thousands are without electricity and may not have it for two more days. we'll update the outages and resulting school cancellations. then governor gavin newsom sending more chp officers to the east bay where they'll be concentrated, and the crimes they're expected to address. and many rideshare drivers have complained that the job isn't as lucrative as it used to be. some lyft drivers say they've earned less than 70% of their fares last year, the big announcement from lyft today about pay transport and pay structure from ktvu, fox two news this is mornings on two. good morning and welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian and good morning i'm dave clark. >> welcome to tuesday. it's february 6th. you're here. why did you need the heated seats today or did every morning. >> but especially