zero for four. >> that's right. we want it to go zero for four. >> oh for four. when i always play with my children, the chiefs always lose. oh so that's fun. well there you go. so we got that going. take it to the bank. all right jason. all righty. thank you. next at 11 i'm really just just just always asking the universe what can i do to inspire this, this brand new team now a 49ers super fan and grammy award winning music producer revamps an anthem from nearly 40 years ago in hopes of inspiring the team to score a big win on sunday. >> the 11:00 news on kctv icu fox two starts now. >> we are the 49ers was first written in 1984, before the niners won super bowl 18, and now it has been reworked ahead of super bowl 58. hello again everyone. >> i'm julie julie haener and i'm mike mibach, award winning producer narada michael walden is from the bay area. in is a 40 niners super fan. ktvu is amber lee visited his recording studio in the north bay tonight to hear the spin on the new song this

evening and about his love. also amber for the team. >> mike, the producer, has worked his music magic for many legendary recording artists and hopes that this new song will lead to a super bowl win for the 40 niners. he takes us behind the scenes to show us how he came up with the 2024 version. in we will rock you till we win the fight. >> say we're the 40 niners. >> narada michael walden, a three time grammy award winning producer, was dynamite and a 49ers faithful composes a new anthem for his beloved team at his recording studio in san rafael. >> he tells me the nfc championship game against the detroit lions inspired him to give the niners a musical boost. >> then we miraculously, we won that game. i said, okay, let me see what i can do to help give energy for the super bowl. this song is a new spin on his first anthem, where the 40 niners, which he wrote in 1984 before the team went on to win super

bowl 18. this music, which i know is a higher power, can really help, you know, help get get things to victory. we cut the song on for the 40 niners. >> walden shows me the original track on tape that he keeps inside a vault. he tells me 40 niners. great. ronnie lott, seen here on the right, inspired him and sang in the original song in this new 2024 version, walden gives shout outs to current players deebo samuel and brandon . >> are you and god love. bryant heard his hands. >> he enlisted the help of his wife and three children for the chorus. >> i produced a song called i'm every woman. >> walden tells me all the good vibes from creating and recording great music in this studio with legends such as whitney houston, mariah carey and aretha franklin will be positive. energy passed on to the team. his 49ers anthem can be found under his name, narada michael walden on youtube.

>> may the best man win, but i know if our team plays well, it's going to be a #### of a party. our. michael thanks. >> he got the power. we got the heart. >> walden is asking all 40 niner fans to listen to the anthem and sing along with it all to bring good luck to the team to get their sixth super bowl win. mike and julie. >> yeah. good positive energy. we like that. amber. thank you. >> well, las vegas estimates 400,000 people will stream into the city this week ahead of super bowl 58. many of them stop in at the super bowl experience at the mandalay bay. the attraction officially opened up today. it's an annual immersive football festival for all nfl fans and these fans can take pictures with all the super bowl rings. they can throw balls, kick field goals. they can even take a picture with the lombardi trophy as jerry rice brought that in today. the super bowl experience is open every day

from three in the afternoon to ten at night leading up to the showdown between the chiefs and niners on sunday. and we do have coverage from las vegas throughout the super bowl week. joe fonzi cristina rendon will be showing us all of the action ahead of the big game on sunday. on friday, we do have a fox two's sports special quest for six. that is at 930 in the morning. then on super bowl sunday at nine in the morning, we have the quest for six live in las vegas. and at noon just before kickoff, we have the quest for six. countdown to kickoff. >> new at 11 tonight, the oakland city council has approved the sale of the former raiders training facility in alameda. a san francisco real estate company is now purchasing the property for $24 million. the 17 acre site includes offices along with locker and weight rooms. the oakland roots and soul soccer clubs have been using it as their practice facility since the raiders left, the chronicle reports. the new owners will be required to lease it back to the soccer teams for continued use. alameda county, which co-owns the property with the city of oakland, will also

have to approve the sale tonight. >> a cruise ship left san francisco after being delayed several hours due to a mysterious illness spreading among passengers, as well as the crew. >> yeah, the cdc says more than 150 passengers and crew aboard the queen victoria became ill and as ktvu joy hoda tells us, that ship is now on its way to hawaii. despite the problems getting off of the center station, the queen victoria cruise ship seen docked in san francisco on wednesday, is touted as an extraordinary way to see the world, and the staff are absolutely amazing. >> but it wasn't exactly smooth sailing for all passengers on the weeks long international voyage. originating from germany on january 9th, passengers caught wind of trouble on day 13 after leaving florida. >> yes, we left port canaveral and then it was announced that people were getting ill and that they had to take the extra precautions, cunard cruise line, the company that operates the ship, tells ktvu a small number

of guests had reported symptoms of gastro intestinal illness, according to the centers for disease control and prevention. >> out of the more than 1800 passengers, 128 got sick along with 25 of the more than 900 crew. >> it's not a massive amount, but obviously it's still too many. we took, um, took it seriously. >> the cdc says the crew isolated those who fell ill and activated enhanced cleaning and disinfecting of the ship, along with safety protocols. >> you can't press any buttons yourself. the everything that's touched has to be touched by a crew member is wearing rubber gloves. the buffet area was manned by the staff so that the passengers didn't actually handle the serving utensils or anything to do with the food. >> the cdc says the main symptoms are diarrhea and vomiting. >> we heard about people that were sick. yeah, 24 hour thing, 12 hour thing. but that was it. >> the cause of the illness is

unknown. >> there was people that had it and not not that it affected the ship at all. >> with all aboard the queen victoria would set sail from san francisco just before 8:00 wednesday night. now, as far as how many may still be sick right now, the cdc did not provide a list of active cases in san francisco. joey jordan, ktvu, fox two news new at 11 tonight, an inmate is back in custody in san mateo county after he was accidentally released this morning. >> 43 year old eriberto avila was being held at the mcguire correctional facility in redwood city. once the error was discovered, deputies located the convicted felon in mountain view. he is now at the santa clara county jail, the sheriff's sheriff's office said it will review what happened to determine what went wrong. plenty of concern tonight as a landline provider says it still wants to cut off service, despite recent pushback. >> living up here.

>> so you have it's harsh and it's very close to silicon valley but it's a different lifestyle. um, and people have to sign up for that. when you move up here after the break, we're going to hear from residents in one santa cruz mountain community who say, for them, having a hardwired phone is not a luxury. >> it is a lifeline. >> also had a man arrested after he scaled the spear in las vegas. the cause he was protesting coming up in west coast rap two leading candidates for senate. two very different visions for california. steve garvey, the leading republican, is too conservative for california. he voted for trump twice and supported republicans for years, including far right conservatives. adam schiff, the leading democrat, defended democracy against trump and the insurrectionists. he helped build affordable housing,

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declaration for san diego county and the story beginning tonight's west coast wrap tonight. >> authorities suspect the recent storms have caused another death in san diego county. a man's body has been recovered from a creek. it is the same creek where two other bodies were found after severe flash flooding last month. and just yesterday, search teams found a person dead in the tijuana river channel. >> now to colorado, where work is already underway to test voting equipment ahead of election day. crews are checking ballot computers for seals. they're also ensuring scanners are starting tabulations at zero. the entire process is open to the public. colorado is among more than a dozen so-called super tuesday states to set hold, set to hold primaries on march 5th. other west coast super tuesday states include alaska, california and utah. >> and in las vegas, a professional climber was arrested today after scaling the

world famous sphere. 24 year old mason duchamp is facing several charges, including destruction of property. he's an anti-abortion activist who has become known for scaling buildings around the world. officials say he live streamed his climb on social media. >> we got here about 10:00. it took him about it, took him really quick. this was probably the quickest climb i've seen him do. he usually takes about an hour. this one. he ascended up in about 15, 20 minutes. really quick. he doesn't use any ropes, doesn't use any equipment. it's just a free solo and he puts himself at risk. so you won't. you don't want to put yourself at risk for no reason at all. >> duchamp climbed san francisco's salesforce tower back in 2022, and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu . west coast rap with alex savage airs 7:00 monday through friday, or you can find around the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. >> new at 11 tonight, the san francisco based writing assistant platform grammarly has

announced plans to lay off 230 employees as the company says it will support the employees it lays off with severance packages , including at least three months of pay and options for health insurance. the company says this restructure is based on their mission of bringing responsible ai writing to the workplace and to individual customers. in a statement, ceo rahul roy chowdhury said this is not a cost cutting move, but the company's focus on ai means we will need a different mix of capabilities and skill sets. we also need to redesign our organization. to improve the quality and speed of collaboration, and that means, among other things, restructuring roles and co-locating certain teams. >> there is more fallout from a proposal from at&t to terminate landline service in most of california, including much of the bay area ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary spoke with some people in the santa cruz mountains who say they cannot live without it dangling above remote roadways.

>> a series of phone lines is a literal communications lifeline for some santa cruz mountain communities. >> the landline will work when other phones don't work at all. a bad idea to get rid of landlines for sure. >> phone provider at&t currently holding public hearings on its 2022 request to the state to end hard line phone service for almost all of california executives, arguing that forcing the one time monopoly to maintain so-called carrier of last resort status puts it at a competitive disadvantage for isolated communities. out of reach of cell towers, landlines, which come directly into a home or business, are the only way to stay connected. >> this is a real problem for our folks living in the mountain community that really rely on that landline in case of an emergency. >> part of assemblywoman gail pellerin's district includes areas in the santa cruz mountains within the week, the area has been inundated with rain, downed trees, power outages and loss of cell phone service. living up here, as you

have, it's harsh and it's very close to silicon valley, but it's a different lifestyle. >> um, and people have to sign up for that when you move up here some residents have written the california public utilities commission urging its members to reject at&t s request. >> others are reaching out to their state representatives. >> what we did is we wrote a letter to the puc expressing our concern with this proposal. it's not just a landline, it is a life line. and we're dealing with a situation where this could be the difference between somebody's survival going through an emergency and or losing their life during an emergency. >> perlin wants more public hearings in places closer to the bay area. the last one was tuesday night in clovis. the next is scheduled for february 22nd in mendocino county in felton. jesse gary ktvu fox two news kristen usec has revealed her first line against nfl design. >> we will show you the vest and

how the sales will benefit charity and we are tracking the weather. >> we've got an opportunity for some showers tomorrow, some real light showers. we'll talk about that in just a minute. >> also ahead, it's known as pink panther. after the break, we will tell you about the synthetic drug san jose police say was being sold right out of a donut shop this ad? typical. politicians... "he's bad. i'm good." blah, blah. let's shake things up. with katie porter. porter refuses corporate pac money. and leads the fight to ban congressional stock trading. katie porter. taking on big banks to make housing more affordable. and drug company ceos to stop their price gouging. most politicians just fight each other. while katie porter fights for you. for senate - democrat katie porter. i'm katie porter and i approve this message.

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federal american rescue plan act. the city says it's also seeking a $4.7 million grant, which is expected to be announced this spring. >> state attorney general rob bonta is issuing guidance to protect california renters. bonta was in san francisco today where he issued five consumer alerts advising tenants of their rights and protections under state law. he also alerted property managers and landlords of their obligations to their tenants. bonta says those rights and obligations are extended to all californians regardless of immigration or employment status , race or gender identity. >> we know that some landlords perpetuate discriminatory housing restrictions based on protected characteristics like race, like sexual orientation or source of income, and that is not acceptable. that cannot be our new normal. and in california, we're not going to allow it according to the state budget and policy center, nearly 17 million californians live in rented houses and apartments. >> that's 44% of all state

residents. >> all right. it looks chilly out there tonight. behind me, the live camera shows temperatures, doesn't show temperatures, but it shows the lights. but the temperatures near those lights are in the 50s. low 50s. and in the inland bay valleys in the upper 30s, low 40s. so it's going to be a cold one tonight. frost advisory in effect for the north bay valleys. we've got some showers south of here. as you might expect. and then everything else something off of princeton here. out by, um, off by pillar point and then some scattered showers down towards santa cruz mountains, down towards, uh, santa lucia range, down towards big sur. but overall, most of the activity is down here in oceanside and temecula. they've just been i mean, southern california, i can't really remember a time where they had, well, they're setting records. i mean, i really can't remember a time where they had such aggressive rainfall over such a long period. so the temperatures right now on the cool side, most certainly that gets you that frost advisory that stays in

effect till tomorrow morning, probably see one again friday morning i would suspect a frost advisory. it might be more extended. the overnight lows not unusual. cool. for this time of year, but unusually cool for the weather we've been having because we've had some pretty warm and mild days and nights with this el nino pattern. so down into freezing is going to feel like freezing in santa rosa . the forecast model for tomorrow morning, tomorrow afternoon you saw that some blue go through just for like about 2 to 3:00 in the afternoon. that's a slight chance of a sprinkle or a shower or some wraparound moisture. and then there's friday morning and there's friday afternoon, and then there's saturday morning and there's saturday afternoon. so it's going to be nice. weekend looks good. the next shot for real rain shows up on on towards the middle end of next week. and it has the earmarks of a pretty aggressive system. so we'll get you know that far out. you never know what. but yeah a pre indications are yeah we're going to be back into some some el nino type activity around wednesday thursday next week. but we'll see that can change in

the meantime enjoy what's left of a nice looking week. there's that slight chance tomorrow for a sprinkle. but don't don't change your plans based on that. >> all right bill thank you. well with all the rain we've already received this year, water officials around the state say they are confident there will not be a need for drought restrictions in 2024, according to the u.s. drought monitor, no part of the state has been under drought conditions since september. however, there is concern that the rain has fallen so quickly. some water agencies are prioritizing flood management over water recovery and are releasing water from reservoirs. >> a drug bust in san jose, a man accused of selling a new synthetic drug known as pink panther or tootsie. police say he was operating right out of a store in a shopping center on blossom hill road. >> ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters talked with police and has more about the drug. >> san jose police say they arrested 32 year old luis carrillo molina after discovering evidence that he was manufacturing and intending to sell a drug concoction. it's

commonly known as pink cocaine. tootsie pink panther or pantera. rosa santa clara county health officials say. so far, there hasn't been a spike in overdoses involving the drug, but it is dangerous use. >> usually it's a combination of , uh, ketamine, ecstasy and amphetamines, um, in varying combinations. but it can also have, um, mixtures of opioids. so fentanyl, um, heroin, even potentially. and also sometimes caffeine. >> on january 19th, police say carrillo molleda was taken into custody at this shopping center on blossom hill road. records show. carrillo maeda owns this yum yum donut shop, but police haven't confirmed if drugs were found there. detectives say they discovered pink cocaine drug manufacturing parks a large amount of cash and unregistered firearm and ammunition. >> the san jose police department metro unit conducted

an investigation and um, in regard to illegal narcotics that were being manufactured and sold , uh, on the 400 block of blossom hill road. >> doctor nelson says the mixture of these drugs can be lethal and its symptoms can vary. but people should know its effects. >> when i read the mixtures of the ingredients in this drug, i'm expecting kind of agitation. hallucinations psychosis, kind of hyper stimulation. >> we are starting to see it like more cases of it. um, so we just want the public to be aware that it is out there. >> doctor nelson says that because this drug usually contains opioids, that narcan can be used to halt an overdose, but then the person should immediately be taken to the hospital for further treatment. lamonica peters ktvu, fox two news a beloved bay area chef taking part in super bowl festivities. >> we'll tell you about the party. guy fieri is hosting, along with the other food and drink highlights in las vegas.

coming up tomorrow on mornings on two. >> whether you're looking for new ideas or getting ready to elevate your game day spread, we'll dive into the ultimate playbook for culinary touchdowns. a chef joins us live in studio for some winning recipes for super bowl sunday. plus steve paulson has your full forecast all morning long, and i'm tracking your morning commute. it's all coming up on mornings on two, starting at 4 a.m. two leading candidates for senate. two very different visions for california. steve garvey, the leading republican, is too conservative for california. he voted for trump twice and supported republicans for years, including far right conservatives. adam schiff, the leading democrat, defended democracy against trump and the insurrectionists. he helped build affordable housing, lower drug costs, and bring good jobs back home.

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gallery walk supervisor shamann walton held the event in the district ten office. the community got a chance to check out the art of sf natives malik seneferu and jermaine dante. one

of the artists shared how growing up in san francisco influences the meaning behind his work. >> sort of the feeling of sort of living in bayview hunters point and sort of being forgotten about in a sense. so the bold black lines represents our effect. all over the city rather than just in bayview-hunters point or potrero hill. sunnydale fillmore, you know, those other places that we've been sort of cut out in, kind of complacent in, and not really being able to reap the benefit of the whole picture of what san francisco could be for us. >> malik seneferu is known for incorporating contempt fairy themes with colorful, abstract shapes and traditional african prints, while designer kristen yashchuk dropped her first official nfl gear, the purple vest, as the number 58 for super bowl 58. it is going up for auction starting at noon tomorrow, so all of the proceeds will be donated to the national breast cancer foundation. she's

married to 49ers fullback kyle. use check. she got a lot of attention after taylor swift recently wore a jacket. she made to a chiefs game. well, one of the bay area's best known chefs will be on hand for super bowl festivities. >> celebrity chef guy fieri is hosting a giant super bowl tailgateartyith about two dozen restaurant pop ups and several musical acts, along with some of his famous concoctions, including trash can, nacho. there will also be other food ranging from specialty burgers to maine lobster rolls. fans inside a legion will also have a lot of food to choose from on the menus. there we looked at a lot of what are our favorites? >> what are locals like here so we can bring it to all those fans that are coming from far. and so we have a lot of steakhouse favorites, a lot of local favorites, a lot of seafood. >> allegiant stadium is also offering specialty drinks for people watching the game from those multimillion dollar luxury suites. it says, along with other beverages, it also has supplies to make 4500

margaritas. >> well, the 40 niners shared this video on social media today showing the monorail in las vegas all decked out in red and gold. the team's do it for the bay catchphrase runs along the side of the rail cars. the transit system ao shared a close up photo of the train's nose, where you can get a better look at the giant sf logo featured at the front of the train. and we do have coverage from las vegas throughout this super bowl week, our joe fonzi and christina 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 a lot of quest for six. >> there. time to go get number six. i'm excited for that. it's like the night before christmas. i said that was nerves gearing up. i'm already feeling that getting closer and closer and closer and the crowds are getting bigger and bigger in

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