mike mibach and i'm julie julie haener. >> according to the end of the year data from oakland police, violent crime in the city rose 23% year over year. rob his by 38% and car thefts by 45. in comparison, violent crime and property crime are largely flat or down in many big cities across the state. katie icu crime reporter henry lee has the story now from oakland. >> it's 120 extra chp officers in the city of oakland. >> oakland mayor shengtao welcoming governor gavin newsom's deployment of dozens of chp officers to help patrol oakland. >> we're going to need more support in our business districts, right? and so that's the fruitvale, that's, you know, in rock ridge, that's downtown, that's in the laurel. and then we're going to need some, uh, traffic control and high, high presence and visibility in east oakland back in august, newsom assigned six chp officers and a sergeant to oakland to tamp down on reckless driving sideshows and stolen cars. >> now, the newest chp surge will help police in a city that

saw a 21% jump in violent crime last year, chp spokeswoman jamie coffey says officers will help crack down on auto theft, cargo theft, retail crime and help provide high visibility traffic enforcement. >> our goal with this operation is to restore a sense of safety, not only for the residents, but the business owners and the visitors of the east bay area. >> local groups like the unity council, which represents the fruitvale district, and many residents are welcoming the chp and other agencies that already work in oakland. >> i'm trying to be optimistic. i think the fact that they're going to be coordinating with the local jurisdictions, opd, sheriff, um, you know, bart ands going to be really important. >> i feel it's really needed. a lot of us are very nervous walking around and whereas before we weren't and people are getting hit over and over again. >> but kat brooks of the anti police terror project says she wants to see more resources on

crime prevention. >> we've said the only way that we're going to get safe is cages and cops, and that has just proven not to be true. america incarcerates more people than any other country on the planet. >> the chp and oakland plan to issue regular updates to help quantify whether this deployment is a success or not. in oakland, henry lee ktvu, fox two news all new at six authorities have released the names of a man and a woman who were found dead after a shooting that injured an alameda county sheriff's deputy. >> the deputy was trying to serve an eviction notice to the couple on january 24th for failing to pay rent at a property on dow avenue in union city. they were identified as 56 year old michael dorothy and 54 year old lizette chan. the deputy was shot in the arm in his recovering today, union city police say the couple died from gunshot wounds in a murder suicide. a busy intersection was closed in san francisco after a fire started in an underground utility vault. the area of third edition was blocked off. firefighters were called to the

scene just before 1:00 this afternoon after thick smoke was seen billowing from a maintenance hole cover on the street. pg and e also responded to the scene and is investigating the issue. >> we arrived on scene shortly after to assess the situation and make the area safe. we've been working very closely with san francisco fire and police department s at this time. there is no power outage associated with this. >> and tonight. no word yet on how the underground fire started . >> pg and e says it is still working to restore power to tens of thousands of homes and businesses following the storm over the weekend, according to the latest data from the utility. more than 52,000 bay area customers are still without power. that includes nearly 25,000. in the north bay, nearly 12,000 on the peninsula and 14,000 in the south bay. pg and e says the storm thatrillionolled through the bay area sunday into monday was the third biggest single day event in the utility's history. ktvu.

mark sayer tells us what's being done now to get that power fully restored and. >> here at the intersection of minnesota and hicks in the city's willow glen neighborhood, the power went out around 4:00 on sunday afternoon. >> the dark traffic signals here tell the story. the power is still out at the 48 hour mark. residents say they are surprised they are still in this situation. >> well, it's, uh, it's been rather difficult lately because of the fact that we've actually been out of power since about 330 on sunday. >> adam martinez has been making phone calls from his car. >> it's been, uh, rather tedious when it comes to, uh, trying to manage heat, trying to manage, uh, hot water and things of that sort. so, yeah, it's a pretty difficult across the street, judy kane says she installed a powerwall and solar power last year for just such an eventuality, but she never expected the outage to last for this long and all of her backups finally failed as well. >> it's hard. >> it's hard and we have a power wall, so we assume this would be

resolved in a day or so. >> kane was trying to help her elderly parents by offering them the backup power that she did have, but due to the extended power outage, that strategy she came to an end. >> so they've been cold. um, i took them some thermoses of water. um, offered them the house, but today the house is cold, so my sister's taking them up to sunnyvale across town in the city's alum rock neighborhood. >> pg and e is working to replace two power poles that came down in the high winds. this is one of more than 600 outage sites just in the south bay region. >> so that means it's a lot of jobs that we have to get to. we were prepared before the storm with crews, uh, locally available and ready to respond as soon as it was safe to do so. >> pg and e regional vice president teresa alvarado says she understands the frustration with the delays in getting power restored, and says the company has more than 3000 people working on the recovery operation, but replaced poles and lines is time consuming work. >> you'll see there are, uh,

down poles, uh, trees that came down and took down poles and wire in people's backyards. those take quite a bit of time. a we have to remove the debris. we have to trim the trees. >> pg and e says it does make an effort to give all customers estimates as to when their power will be restored, but that is a manual process involving crews actually going to the outage sites to take a look at the work that needs to be done. reporting in san jose i'm mark sayer, ktvu , fox two news. >> there was significant storm damage left behind on yerba buena island. the high winds knocking down trees, taking down power lines which caused outages on the island. i heard like, uh, a big boom and then the light went out and everything. >> candle lights. i mean, i got some, uh, some flashlights back there with light and everything. >> according to the pg and e outage map, the power has now been restored. >> the national transportation safety board released its preliminary report today involving that alaska airlines

flight, where a door plug blew out shortly after taking off. well, the incident has raised questions about the safety and quality control of the 737 max nine jetliner. ktvu tom vacar has the story. the preliminary report says that all four critical bolts did, designed to hold the door plug in place were missing. >> this is a serious quality control. sin, as a plane maker can commit. it is truly shocking. aviation attorney mary schiavo is a former inspector general for the us department of transportation, which includes the federal aviation administration. as expert as one can get, the fact that they have these different reporting structures and sign off requirements, etc, and that they just weren't done. >> it, you kn, shocking. it's not that they didn't know what they should do. they knew exactly what they should do, and they just didn't do it. >> beyond that failure inspection of other alaska and united 737 max nines, which were

grounded for 19 days, revealed loose bolts on many of those aircraft. >> the last thing that boeing needs is another black headline about the 737 max. >> most existing max nines have been inspected and returned to flight since the investigation is still ongoing, ing no blame has yet been assessed on the subcontractor that made the door plug, or boeing that installed it during aircraft assembly. >> every instance of an anomaly or an incident that with boeing's name on the side of the airplane, is going to generate more black headlines for boeing for an indefinite period of time . >> alaska airlines has yet to respond. for its part, boeing released this statement. we will continue to cooperate fully and transparently with the ntsb and the faa investigations. for the moment, boeing's archrival, europe's airbus, has the competitive advantage, outselling boeing for the fifth consecutive year. tom vacar ktvu

fox two news. well the mayor of las vegas says the a's should pitch another plan to stay in oakland instead of relocating to nevada. >> mayor carolyn goodman released a statement today clarifying comments that she made yesterday on a podcast. she said the a's should, quote, figure out a way to stay in oakland instead of relocate to las vegas. goodman made those remarks after mentioning that the a's had turned down a larger stadium location with benefits in downtown las vegas, before deciding on the tropicana hotel site. >> we went out to reach for them . and yet, no, they're going to go go out. want to get closer to the strip with all the congestion and everything. and i thought, this does not make sense. and so why is it happening? and then i thought, well, because they really want to stay in oakland. they want to be on the water. they have that magnificent, um, dream. i personally think they've got to

figure out a way to stay in oakland and make their dream come true. in >> in a statement today, goodman said the a's and the city of oakland should listen to their fans and that if oakland doesn't build a new stadium, las vegas has shown that it is a spectacular market for major league sports franchises. also in that statement, the mayor said, quote, i want to be clear that i am excited about the prospect of major league baseball in las vegas, and it very well may be that the las vegas a's will become a reality. that we will welcome to our city . >> the countdown to super super bowl 58 is underway. niners kicking off against the chiefs this coming sunday. we'll check in with joe fonzi, who has been following the niners in vegas today. >> also head tonight. still no chance of a refund for those who paid to take part in the san francisco half marathon. the organizers offered to run the race now virtually free, and we are tracking the weather. >> we got a little bit of rain in the forecast. not much, but

enough that it slow traffic down tomorrow on that morning commute. we'll look into it in the five day forecast next. >> also ahead, pg and e customers can expect yet another rate hike. how much bills will go up and why regulators have signed off on yet another increase. >> and here's a quick check of the tuesday evening commute. it is dark out there. this is a look at the san mateo bridge. you're watching ktvu ews at six. we'll be ghtt growing up, my parents wanted me to become a doctor or an engineer. those are good careers! but i chose a different path. first, as mayor and then in the legislature. i enshrined abortion rights in our california constitution. in the face of trump, i strengthened hate crime laws and lowered the costs for the middle class. now i'm running to bring the fight to congress.

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49ers getting ready to take on those kansas city chiefs. >> joe fonzi is in las vegas all week leading up to the big game, and joe joins us now. joe, the crowds, the buzz, the pressure continued to build. >> yeah, all of it. guys. the good news for us is it stopped raining since we last talked to you, but i don't think there's going to be too many people out walking the strip tonight. you know, there's all kinds of hype associated with the super bowl, but ultimately it comes down to what you do on the field for that 3.5 hours or so. but before then, the players are asked all kinds of questions. we're now halfway through the question asking periods. today's 49ers media availability wasn't quite as jam packed as opening night, but there was no shortage of questions for the select group of people made available. the one theme that's been consistent throughout the entire season is that this is a team built for winning. >> now, it is unusual. i mean, i think to get to where we have been to where we've gotten and

to do it at the level we've had, you should have some players winning a super bowl would be a crowning career achievement for people like 13 year nfl veteran trent williams and 12 year veteran tayshaun gibson, neither of whom has previously played in the big game. >> to be here in this moment to get a win, man will be so huge, beyond huge. it's just to be a super bowl champ. uh, that's what it's about. that's what you play this game for. that's that's exactly what we signed up for. >> other players have been here before and come up empty. >> you don't know if you're ever going to get this opportunity again. so you absolutely have to take the most advantage of it. >> and for others it's a whole new experience. i know it's plenty more guys that this is probably their first time ever being this far in the playoffs. >> so i just feel like us as the younger guys, we owe this to them. >> it's been a blessing to, you know, have such a great supporting cast around me. um, obviously the keys weren't just given to me or anything. it had to be earned. and um, you know, i've come in in day one just obviously trying to learn kyle's system, his playbook, and earn

the respect of my teammates. and then over time, i've i've been able to, you know, step into that role and be ready for my opportunity. >> dynasties are rare in pro football. a kansas city win would give that team a legitimate claim to that title. a 49ers win would validate some key player moves and a feeling that this is a san francisco team of destiny. there are two more player sessions tomorrow, and then on thursday, the coaches speak on friday. then it's all quiet until after the game. the 49ers are hoping that they're talking about a winning super bowl session. after that game, which will be number six in franchise history. but it's been a long time since they got that last one. the 1994 season, but there will be plenty of build up still to come as this week continues. guys. >> hey joe, what's your assessment of qb1 here, mr. brock purdy? i mean, he seems calm in that soundbite you played in your story there. he seems like he's taking in the moment enjoying it. but is he is

he dialed in for the big game here on sunday? you think you know the thing that you always look at with people that are experiencing this for the first time, and you saw that with brock purdy, i think when you saw the close ups of his face during games, what i've never seen is kind of the panic, the deer in the headlights look in his eyes. >> he stays calm in all situations when he's not playing, particularly well or when he is playing well. he's kind of even keeled, and i think that's what the veteran players on that team really appreciate about him. and you know, mike, i don't think they could expect anything different from him on game day. he seems to rise to the occasion no matter how big the game seems like he's ready for the moment. >> yeah, the physical aspect and the mental aspect is so important. all right, joe, thank you. absolutely. you bet. >> all right. it really isn't a fun story. i mean, the brock purdy story, right? i mean, we know it. well, it's a legend, actually. if he can win a super bowl and be the last pick in the draft, i mean, it's amazing story. so exciting weekend ahead. weather is going to be okay. not too bad. tomorrow is going to be a little different.

we're going to get some clouds in here a little shower activity perhaps some sprinkles, maybe a 10th of an inch for most of us, maybe a quarter of an inch for some of us. beautiful shot. i remember this shot from the other night. a couple of nights ago. we had those big wins and i was looking at these flags and it was just howling, like to the point those flags were sticking straight out, like they were in a hurricane. it was really impressive. so here's the model for tomorrow morning. so we click it up. let's get it to 8 a.m. tomorrow morning. so that's the system we're tracking. it looks pretty good. there's not much behind it. so that's why we're it's going to be kind of a kind of moves through pretty quick. so as you look at the next 9:00 talk about the tail end of the morning commute, you've got a situation where it's going to be raining or showering or sprinkling maybe a 10th of an inch, maybe a quarter of an inch, and then by about noon or 1:00, it's down into the south bay, and then it's gone by wednesday evening. so it's a quick moving system. it will drop a little bit of rain. it'll mess a little bit with the morning commute, especially in the north bay. and then after that we dry up. i'll be back

here with the forecast, the five day forecast in just a few minutes. all right, bill, thank you. >> i'll prepare yourself for even bigger pg and e bills. the california public utilities commission administrative law judge approved another increase for the full commission to consider that would raise those monthly bills by another 4 to $6 a month. >> that's on top of the $35 a month that we got january 1st. and it does not include the $14 a month that pg and e also submitted at the end of last year and wants to include in monthly bills. >> is this legal maneuver is reportedly to recover money pg and e spent on making the system more safe and secure from major storms, wildfires and other electrical grid hazards. and one consumer advocacy group, the utility reform group, says even more rate hikes are in the works. well. a pending raea hike

requests from pg and e that have not been acted on the utility reform group says the increases should be limited to whatever percentage increases social security recipients get from the federal government. >> organizers. with san francisco's half marathon say runners will not receive a refund or deferrals for the race. they did not run. instead, organizers offered runners a self-reporting virtual race. they say the race proceeds are given as charitable donations to local organizations that event was canceled due to the harsh weather conditions on sunday. in the city. participants say they weren't notified of the cancellation until just 30 minutes before thatrillionace was set to begin. >> all right, still to come, attempts to legalize psychedelics right here in california have been stalled several times. while now some lawmakers are trying yet again. >> also ahead tonight, couples trying to take a bay area based ivf company to court their claims that the company's products destroyed their chances to have children and later, new

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governor newsom vetoed a similar bill last year. this bill would not allow for personal possession and use. new lawsuits have been filed in federal court accusing a bay area based fertility company of selling defective products, which led to the destruction of embryos. >> the three lawsuits claim that cooper surgical in san ramon sold a defective solution used for growing embryos for in vitro fertilization. they say the solution was toxic and killed those embryos. >> that solution is critical because it's meant to essentially mimic the environment inside a woman's womb and support that healthy embryo development. >> and a spokesperson for cooper surgical sent ktvu a statement saying in part, quote, in accordance with the requirements of our quality management system, a media recall was initiated to proactively address any possible issue with our products while we continue to investigate optometrists at ucsf have now joined their colleagues

across the uc system in a two day strike over labor practices. >> the striking optometrist say the university of california has failed over a year to agree on the terms of employment for more than 80 optometrists who joined the union in 2022. they're also demanding an agreement that will invest in more staffing and better pay. we've been in negotiations with uc for over a year trying to come up with a fair contract that is going to retain and attract quality optometrists who are going to stay here. >> and unfortunately, uc has been negotiating in bad faith and thus we have no option but to go on this ulp strike today. both the union and uc have recently filed unfair labor practice charges against each other, with state regulators. >> the office of the uc president issued a statement to ktvu saying in part, the university believes the planned upt action related to this limited group of employees is an unlawful exercise by the union since their contract contains a no strike clause that prevents work stoppages and requires the

union to prevent disruptive behavior. it to say it is committed to the bargaining process, which is scheduled to resume this summer. coming up on ktvu news at 630, more legal troubles for former president trump. >> the ruling from a panel of judges today that could increase his chances of standing trial before the november election. >> also ahead, new bills at the capitol in sacramento on homeless encampments. the new idea is to get people off the streets quietly and compassionately, and klay thompson kept on the bench during crunch time in last night's big game. >> jason appelbaum has the splash brothers reaction and also reaction from the 49ers getting ready for the super bowl in las vegas

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defended democracy against trump and the insurrectionists. he helped build affordable housing, lower drug costs, and bring good jobs back home. the choice is clear. i'm adam schiff, and i approve this message. oakland governor newsom says the officers will work with local law enforcement to crack down on violent crime, including vehicle and retail theft. >> pkg says it is still working to restore power to more than 52,000 customers, following the recent storm. the north bay. the single hardest hit with more than 25,000 customers without power, there are more than 12,000 customers without power on the peninsula and 15,000 in the south bay. the mayor of las vegas says the a's should stay in oakland instead of moving to sin city. >> it comes after the a's decided on the tropicana hotel site near the strip. in a statement, mayor carolyn goodman said the a's owner needs to

listen to their fans. the a's wanted to move to vegas by 2027, and you are watching ktvu fox two news here at 630. >> former president trump has suffered a legal setback. a federal appeals court ruled that he can face trial in an election interference case. >> a panel of judges rejected his claim of absolute immunity. ktvu political reporter greg lee explains why the president is now even more likely to face trial before the november election. >> a federal appeals court unanimously rejected former president trump's claim that he's immune from prosecution, related to charges he allegedly plotted to overturn the 2020 election, not only are they unified that they all said no, no, no to trump's arguments here, but there wasn't a single author. >> they decided to speak with one voice. i thought that was hugely significant. >> in a 57 page opinion, the court answered a question they've never been asked before, writing in part, quote, for the purpose of the criminal case. former president trump has

become citizen trump. trump s team vowed to appeal while the former president railed against the decision on truth social writing. if not overturned as it should be, this decision would terribly injure not only the presidency but the life, breath and success of our country. >> what you saw is a court speaking not just to former president trump, but to the public and to future generations to say that we have a criminal justice system. it has to be allowed to work and function. >> the case is likely to reach the supreme court, thrusting the justices into another legal fight where time lines are crucial. mr. trump is the front runner for the gop presidential nomination, and his team has sought to delay this. and three other criminal prosecutions until after the election. last week. the judge in the election case delayed the march 4th trial date for this particular. >> our opinion is so belt and suspenders that there's a possibility that when and if this is appealed to the supreme court, the court simply doesn't

take it. mr. president, trust this congress not have immunity. >> mr. president, your reaction to that ruling? >> president biden did not respond to shouted questions about the ruling. special counsel jack smith also did not comment. the appeals panel did not mince words about the seriousness of the charges, writing former president trump's alleged efforts to remain in power despite losing the 2020 election were, if proven, an unprecedented assault on the structure of our government. greg lee, ktvu, fox two news and on capitol hill, it appears that a bipartisan compromise on border enforcement has collapsed. >> senate republican leader mitch mcconnell telling reporters there is no real chance for a deal. the $118 billion proposal would give the white house stronger controls over border entry, raise asylum standards and add more money for the border wall. speaker of the house mike johnson has said that the bill would be, quote, dead on arrival if brought to the house in a white house address today, president biden blamed

president trump for the opposition. >> it's time for republicans in the congress to show a little courage to show a little spine to make it clear to the american people that you work for them. >> i, i am always open to work with the senate, and i hope that we can. but they've got to send us a product that will that will actually solve the problem. >> the collapse of the bill means that billions of dollars in assistance for ukraine and israel, also now in jeopardy. house republicans, house republicans had requested the foreign aid to be tied to a package to strengthen border security. there was drama on the house floor tonight where a vote to impeach homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas failed by just two votes. this is the first time a cabinet secretary has faced impeachment charges in 148 years. house democrats called the proceedings a sham designed to please former president trump. the senate appears unlikely to convict mayorkas if the impeachment were to go to trial. house republicans could try a second

vote, but the next steps are still uncertain. a new report says. >> the maui police department needs better communications and equipment. the preliminary after action report was released six months after a firestorm destroyed the historic town of lahaina. the report suggests officers should have earpieces for when strong, gusty winds make it difficult to hear their radios. it also recommends some patrol vehicles should have gear for clearing downed trees off of roadways. the wildfire killed at least 100 people and. >> still to come, new ideas to address homeless encampments in cities across california. the new proposed bills making their way in sacramento

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>> clearing up homeless encampments. >> and i'm still wondering why do i get moved when i don't even do nothing? >> it happened today to james vail, who said he's originally from mississippi. >> i've been out on the streets for 12 years afterar i feel like i should stay on the streets. why should i go inside? >> this scene in downtown sacramento on tuesday could become more common across california under a new proposed state law. >> every californian deserves a path off the streets and our bill will help make that happen. >> blocks away from the small sweep, a group of state lawmakers unveiled sb 1011, which they say will compassionately clear encampments. the bill specifically would prohibit people from sleeping on sidewalks if shelter space is available and would ban encampments within 500ft of schools. transit stops and, quote, open spaces. it would also require agencies sweeping these sites to provide 72 hours notice and give the unhoused information on shelter and other

services. it's backed by both republicans and democrats. >> i support this bill because simply stated, we cannot continue to allow our public spaces to become living spaces. unfortunately every month in this state street, homelessness grows. >> the bill comes months before the supreme court of the united states is set to decide if governments across the nation can criminalize homeless people for sleeping on the street. the group of lawmakers said they don't want to wait. >> this is incredible premature, bob erlenbusch with the sacramento regional coalition to end homelessness is against the new bill. so this is really ill advised. and, um, and, and i just think it's, you know, trying to grandstand on the issue of trying to look tough on homelessness. >> meanwhile, at the sweep, vail said he has little hope they not going to give me a penny, dime near a quarter. >> all they telling me is i got to go. and i'm tracking the weather.

>> we've got a chance of some showers out there in the forecast for tomorrow. we'll take a peek at that right after the break. let's go to ktvu. >> alex savidge now with a look at some of the stories we are working on for west coast rap at seven, right here on ktvu. >> julie, thank you. tonight at seven, we will continue our coverage with a major storm that is hitting california. the flooding and mudslides continue to cause problems in many neighborhoods. plus a rare tornado warning in the san diego area today. we'll have it all covered for you tonight on west coast rap. also, one west coast college is moving artificial intelligence tools like chatgpt into the classroom tonight. hear from school officials and students who say the technology does not need to compromise education. those stories and much more coming up tonight at seven on west coast rap and of course, that's followed by the ktvu fox two news at 730 with heather holmes. >> all right. we'll see you at the top of the hour. alex. thank you. but first we will introduce you to the man behind the 49ers black excellence collection. his inspiration for the fast selling limited edition apparel .

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up everything related to the 49ers, and that includes articles of clothing from a bay area designer, ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary has the story. >> days before the super bowl and days into black history month, a circuitous journey to a symbol of success that's sitting on the shelf and hanging in plain sight. >> it started off, i think, just like a t shirt idea, but then i proposed this s jackets, shirts, jerseys. >> artist jonathan carroll is the lead designer of the san francisco 49ers black excellence merchandise. it's a concept to spotlight the team's black talent. you won't see playing on the field. the same has been done in conjunction with san francisco's connection to the latinx culture, strengthened by a 2022 game in mexico city. a flag on the play. >> why is having an inclusive workplace so important? well, one of the ways is you can actually take some of your employees who are fans of the organization, who are fans of what we do and say, you know what? we can put our own

particular spin on this. that is, spin has been a smashing success. >> black excellence has been featured at the team's store inside levi's stadium and is now largely sold out. >> i think that there's always like a worry about whether, uh, black black messages are universal enough, you know, even though we see, like in hip hop culture, that's exactly the case. >> it's also a case of how messaging matters. custom made jackets by christian usec for taylor swift went viral and landed her a licensing agreement with the nfl. the concept of creating apparel based off a player's jersey is not necessarily new. it dates back to the early part of this century, perhaps even further back than that. what is new is the viral buzz created by the internet puts such merchandise in the minds of the masses, but not necessarily within their reach. >> the jacket that she that was designed for her is not attainable for them, but they'll actually be happy with a knockoff. the masses want to feel like there's something just

a bit greater than them. >> carroll notes his success is in its early stages and could culminate with a similar league deal. he hopes someday the masses at super bowl 58 will become connected with black excellence now. and for the long terme, satin jackets are are in right now. >> i didn't even and that to be like such a big style point right now. so hopefully somebody will will wear that to the super bowl. and also, uh, embody that energy and hopefully learn success stretches beyond players on the gridiron and across all cultures and races in santa clara. >> jesse, gary, ktvu, fox two news, and a quick programing note here. >> we will have live coverage from las vegas throughout the week. joe fonzi cristina rendon will be showing us all the action ahead of the big game on sunday. >> on friday, we have a fox two sports special, quest for six at 9:30 a.m, then sunday at 9 a.m. we have the quest for six live in las vegas and at noon before the game, the quest for six

countdown to kick off. >> all righty. starting off in southern calif and west coast rap tonight at mark tamayo will get a little deeper dive into what's going on down there. but you look at the current radar, you can see the rain is dying down a little bit in southern california, but they've had ridiculous amounts of rain. so as you look at some of these totals, just be impressed by if you've ever been to say, a thousand oaks or beverly hills. that's a lot of concrete, man. and there's a lot the drainage systems must be just hammered. this is just this week since sunday, how much rain they've gotten and they're still getting rain down there. so that's kind of a that's a big story, especially since they almost doubled or in some cases did double and triple our rainfall accumulations up north for a approximately the same amount of time. so here's tomorrow morning about 8 a.m. okay. that looks wet in the north bay. and then about 9 a.m, everybody 10 a.m, 11 a.m. and then gone about 1:00. so that's the plan anyway. and as it goes through, you'll

the day the sun should come out cloudy, partly sunny conditions by lunchtime time and then sun should show up a little bit in the late afternoon showers will be light 10th of an inch to a quarter of an inch. winds are light, which is good and winds are light. now they'll stay light, which is nice. after those big winds, we had current temperatures are running a little bit. uh, well, about where they were, i guess where they were the last night. minus two in napa, plus four in petaluma. so very similar weather pattern. our temperature regime and then the forecast overnight low. so we're going to get some upper 30s and low 40s which is like that's not that. it isn't cold at all for february truthfully. but we haven't had that many cold nights. so you'll notice 38 degrees tomorrow morning, especially out in concord or a place like that. so the model, 7 a.m, 10 a.m, 2 p.m. and then pretty much gone. and then the afternoon on thursday morning, thursday afternoon. looks like there might be a little wrap around moisture there, but not a big deal. and then friday

morning and then friday afternoon looks about the same. so what i just showed you i showed you wet tomorrow morning and then pretty much drying out after that. that's the hope anyway. but either way, whatever comes tomorrow will be much less than we experienced. the issue would be, obviously, when it rains in the bay area, nobody knows how. everybody forgets how to drive and a little trace amount of rain could do it to you. so just be aware of the morning commute being a little bit wet. there might be a sprinkle on thursday as i showed you, but i think that's a more much more of a long shot. tomorrow we'll get we will get a little bit of wet. thursday we will. probably not. i'll see you back here tonight at ten. >> all right. bill thank you. from the last pick in the draft to the super bowl in his first full season as the starter, patrick mahomes and others open up about niners quarterback brock purdy. jason has that story. sports coming up next at

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to hundred and 62nd overall, purdy took over the starting job for an injured jimmy garoppolo. week 13 of last season and as a rookie, led the niners to seven straight wins before getting knocked out of the nfc championship game against the eagles. this year, in his first full season as a starter, purdy finished as the league's highest rated passer and is a finalist for the most valuable player award. one more win and he'll join joe montana and steve young as the only 40 niners quarterbacks to win a super bowl. and yet some say he's just a game manager, which bothers a lot of folks but doesn't seem to bother him one bit. there's not a lot of people that can come in and play the quarterback position well in the nfl. >> it's a hard it's a hard job. so um, if you're saying that i'm a game manager and i don't look flashy and how i do it, i mean, that's your opinion and that's okay. and at the end of the day, i want to do what it takes to help my team win. having brock.

um, it's been a lot of fun. i mean, you could feel it last year, just each game i got more comfortable with him seeing what he could do. and how aggressive he is. >> brock is so cool, man. he don't. he's not about himself, man. he's a team guy, man. and it's just that. and it trickles down, uh, all the way down to, you know, the george odom's and myself and things like that. we all just it's a camaraderie that i just can't explain. he's very even killed. >> he doesn't get too high or too low. and that's what you want to do at the quarterback position. um, but he's a guy that goes out there and just competes. he goes out there and competes. um, he finds a way to win football games. and that's what you have to do in this league. >> let's take you back to last tuesday, a couple of days after the 49ers beat the lions in the nfc championship game. running backs christian mccaffrey on the left. kyle used check on the right. they were spotted half naked working on their golf swings and soaking in some vitamin d today. they use check explained. >> they are putting new grass on our field and there was a tool laying down there. christian

picked it up. that became his golf club. and then, you know, as he was taking some swings, of course i had to take some swings. and um, i just learned you're never safe. when george kittle's around because that guy, he will video anything and post it immediately. i'm told. and i, i could be wrong here. you're supposed to get at least 10 to 20 minutes before 10 a.m. that kind of gets the circadian rhythm going. um, but i try to maximize as much sun as possible . >> yes. circadian rhythm, the 24 hour cycles that are part of the body's internal clock. and kyle, use check harvard grad last night the warriors beat the brooklyn nets and klay thompson was not on the floor for crunch time. as you see, the violent crime statistics behind me thompson was left out of the closing lineup for the second time in the last three games. steve kerr opting for rookie brandon pisemsky to close it out instead. kerr admitting that it's been an up and down season for thompson and said, quote, it's never easy for a player getting older, but he's mentally

tough. anthony slater of the athletic caught up with klay after the game and asked him if this was a tough adjustment. >> the shot clock, but he got him on the yeah, give me no from you know one of the best players . >> it's hard for anybody you know yeah i'll be honest with you okay. >> injury update on gary payton. the second the warriors guard is back to practicing and is now considered day to day after missing the last 14 games due to a left hamstring strain. it wasn't that long ago that gambling on sports was in many places illegal, if not taboo. those days are long gone. and now with the super bowl in las vegas, we have the perfect storm for gambling records to be shattered. an estimated 68 million americans. that's about a quarter of the population, will bet an estimated $23 billion. both would be all time

records. >> gotta love those prop bets too. will the kicker hit the crossbar and all the all the prop bets with travis kelce and taylor swift? how many times will taylor swift be shown on television? yeah, i'm going to say nine. i'm thinking of so many. will she make it i don't know we'll see. she'll make all right. thank you. all right. >> thanks for joining us tonight. west coast rap is up next right here on ktvu.

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natural. organic, specialty, healthy. yay. nosh! everything marked nosh means natural, organic. specialty and healthy. that way, you can eat healthy while sticking to a budget. ummm, no. no, i think that's it. the major storms slamming the west prompts a rare tornado warning today in the san diego area. >> this is video showing ominous looking clouds there. good evening everyone. welcome to west coast rap. i'm alex savage. there were no reports of any tornadoes forming today, but this severe weather has turnedtr