time to feel the super bowl buzz . fans we spoke with say they are justifying the trip by saying it's just such a short flight to feel the magic of the game. one man from lafayette told us he actually bought a flight to vegas three months ago. he's not at the game right now. just wanted to be in las vegas to take in all the action, but is planning to come back home tonight just in time to make it to bed and be ready for work tomorrow morning? i just wanted to be down there on the strip by the energy where all the fans are, and you just can't replicate that by being in ground zero, where the big game

is going to be. yeah there were several early morning flights from the bay area to las vegas this morning, and the last possible flight back tonight leaves las vegas at ten, which means there is enough time to enjoy the

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civilians is put into place. this comes as another network of tunnels has been found under the un headquarters for palestinian refugees. fox's trey jenks brings us more tonight from tel aviv. that's right. >> a large discovery in northern gaza, as the israelis say, they found a tunnel network underneath unrwa's headquarters. you can see here that data center and industrial power banks that israel says belong to hamas. un leadership denied any knowledge of the facility, but israeli officials say they must have known. we're also getting new insight today on israeli plans to enter gaza's southernmost city of rafah, where more than 1.2 million palestinian are sheltering. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu saying this on fox news sunday. >> this morning we have cleared out and conquered and destroyed most of the hamas terrorist infrastructure in the rest of the gaza strip. so now there's plenty of room north of rafah for them to go to, and that's where we're going to direct them

and again, urge them and direct them to do so with fliers, with cell phones and with safe corridors. >> the prime minister has not yet laid out any details of how such an evacuation would take place. reilly plans to operate in the densely populated city of rafah. israel, is expected to face new criticism from the united states and egypt. in tel aviv, trey yingst fox news. the west contra costa school district is being sued for violating student civil rights because they don't have enough permanent teachers. >> the lawsuit contends that kennedy high school, stege elementary school in richmond, and helms middle school in san pablo have so many teaching banquet vacancies, they're using illegal methods to staff classes. that includes requiring teachers to use what should be class prep time to teach other classes. state school superintendent tony thurmond says there were 16% fewer teaching credentials issued during the 20 2122 school year than the previous academic year. it was the first decline in nearly ten years. >> san jose based cisco is

planning thousands of job cuts, and it could come this week, reuters reports that cisco systems plans to lay off about 1000 layoff. scuse me, thousands of employees. when cisco makes an earnings call on wednesday, the company has about 85,000 employees as of the 2023 fiscal year. in the past, cisco has blamed the slowdown to a shift in demand for its products as well. you may notice fewer people at work tomorrow, or perhaps an uptick in sick calls kind of not surprising, fox news jeff paul tells us the so-called super bowl flu cost companies billions of dollars every year. >> us super bowl 58 is predicted to be the most watched championship to date, with the national retail federation estimating as many as 200 million people will tune in to see the kansas city chiefs face the san francisco 49ers. the majority of people will be watching on tv. maybe having a drink or two with those wings and hanging out with their friends well into the night. but before the alarm goes off monday

morning, millions have already decided to ditch work. >> over 16 million people are planning to skip work the day after the super bowl. roughly 10 million of those already requested the day off. >> and according to research from the workforce institute at ucf, about 6 million planned to fake sick or ghost their employer that day. >> the super bowl is a it's a national cultural phenomenon. it's a big day, a long day of celebrations and parties and time with family and friends and neighbors. and people are tired on monday and they treat it like any other holiday. and millions of employees are looking for a day off cases of the super bowl flu, along with those who show up after a night of excessive celebrations, can cost businesses some $6 billion, says chris todd, ucf ceo, says this is a good opportunity for managers and companies to be open to discussing the time off ahead of the game. this is an easy conversation that managers should start a couple weeks before before the big game, and

should give employees the room to tell them whether they want to take the day off or not. >> the widespread work outages also sparked the age old debate. should the monday after the big game be a national holiday, no one needs a national holiday for this. >> i definitely think it should be a national holiday. >> ucf data shows only about a third of americans are in favor. >> 37% of our respondents say that it should be a national holiday, given our data about the number of employees who plan on taking the day off, whether it's an official national holiday or not, employers should for sure treat it as such and plan accordingly. >> more than 14 million employees admit to the super bowl sick out even when they weren't really sick in los angeles. jeff paul, fox news britain's king charles today making his first public appearance since his cancer diagnosis was announced, the king and queen camilla arrived for a church service near his home in sandringham yesterday. >> the king released a statement thanking well-wishers and said he was glad that sharing his diagnosis has helped to shine a lightn the organizations that

support cancer patients all across the globe. >> the rock and roll hall of fame has released its list of nominees. ten of the 15 possible contenders on that list. on the ballot for the first time, they include cher, the late sinead o'connor, sade, foreigner and mariah carey. other nominees are mary j. blige, the dave matthews band, eric b and rakim, peter frampton, jane's addiction, kool and the gang, lenny kravitz, oasis, ozzy osbourne, and a tribe called quest. the nominees will be voted on by music industry professionals. there will also be a fans ballot online. the class of 2024 will be announced in april. >> well, a woman has made history completing a coast to coast hiking trip. 40 year old briana desanctis, from delaware, completed the 6800 mile american discovery trail. the mercury news reports that desanctis started her hiking trip on new year's day 2022. there in delaware. after walking for more than two years across the appalachian mountains, the

midwestern plains, the rocky mountains, and a total of 15 states, well, she finished her trek at marin county's lynda muir beach yesterday. desanctis is now the first solo woman to complete the american discovery trail and take a look at this. okay, no, you are not looking at identical twins. that's delaware senator chris on the left. and german chancellor olaf schultz on the right. the two political leaders bear a striking resemblance to each other, which they showed off in a selfie taken by last week during schultz's trip to washington. is 60, and the german leader is 65 years old. they previously met last month at the world economic forum in davos, switzerland. >> girl scout cookie season has officially begun. sales of thin mints, samoas and all the other popular flavors are now on sale. the price of a box varies depending on where you live. the national average last year was $5. a box. this year, the average price has climbed to $6. the money goes to the local girl

scout council and the troop. >> alrighty, hope you had a nice day. thanks for watching us. i know you have other options today. it's a beautiful day. i hope you got a chance to get outside. enjoy it tomorrow is going to be a lot like today. these were the highs from today. highs tomorrow will be about the same. pretty similar just maybe a degree cooler in some places. so just a mild pattern. we are getting back into some wet weather as we look at the long range model. this is the one that goes from now until seven days from now. so it's a week, as you know. so here comes the next system. doesn't do much. that's tuesday monday tuesday nice wednesday looks pretty good. but wednesday night right here in the afternoon. so it looks like wednesday night we're going to get some showers, get a little break as we go into thursday. and then we get into friday. now right late saturday morning that looks like a gamer. and then this and this one back here looks pretty juicy too. that's going to be for sunday monday. so looks like we're getting back into a wet weather pattern. so we'll keep an eye on it for you. and we'll certainly

beautiful sunset this evening. we're hoping for a victory as are you. the tower is lit up. the sails are not salesforce, but the yeah, salesforce tower is lit up with the right colors. these systems out in the pacific, you can see them right here. it's just busy, busy active pacific. it is such this is a strong el nino year. very similar in my mind to what we had in 82. in terms of really strong. and then the activity we're seeing in the pacific, lots of swell, lots of storms. and so these storms are going to are part of what i showed you in that long range model. right i go here goes one. here goes. that's them. they're just lining up out there getting ready to come on in the current temperature are in the 50s pretty mild for this time of night. overnight lows will be just a little bit warmer than than freezing. so we'll be in the cool spots will be in the low mid 30s maybe i feel still feel like guerneville could pick up a 33 or 32. going to get a frost. not a frost advisory for us, but south down towards the santa, down towards um, down towards, uh, modesto. in those areas you're going to see a frost advisory. but that's not to say we're not going to get

we're going to get frost in some places as well. so here's the model. this is the more short tum model. so it's a little more the resolution is better. so here's tomorrow morning and then there's tomorrow afternoon. so that looks pretty good. a few clouds there's tuesday morning a lot of clouds tuesday afternoon a lot more clouds. and then here comes that wednesday night thing. and it kind of cooks in here on wednesday night into thursday morning. so is it a big storm. no not really. but what is those that the systems coming in behind it, that sunday system , that saturday sunday system, the weekend looks pretty pretty wet. now that's going to change a lot between now and that that time. but we're going to kind of tee it up on wednesday with the showers kind of showing up wednesday night into thursday, a few scattered showers possible on friday, saturday looks wet, sunday looks wet. monday looks wet as well. saturday right now looks kind of like the bull's eye, so we'll keep an eye on it. but it's just going to go from a dry few next few days to a wet period. so somewhere around wednesday, well, thursday morning's commute is going to be

wet. friday morning's commute is going to be wet like that. i'll see you back here at ten. >> okay, bill. thank you. train travel. seeing a bit of a resurgence since many travelers are increasingly opt in to travel by rail instead of flying or driving, amtrak reported total ridership of more than 28,000,000 in 2023. it's a 24% increase from the year prior, but still down from a pre pandemic total of more than 32 million passengers in 2019. train lovers say they prefer it because it's often cheaper and better for the environment, and they also like the legroom and the ability to get up and walk around. there's now a new addition to the san francisco county sheriff's office, and it's a cutie. two therapy canines welcomed to the department this last week. they're part of an initiative that began in december of last year. deputies say the dogs will help comfort people in crisis and foster positive interactions between san mateo county sheriff's deputies and the community. >> right now, the chiefs and the niners are battling it out in las vegas. coming up tonight at ten, we'll have all the

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did him just over $2 billion, but experts say bezos felt now was the right time to sell amazon stock has climbed 90% since, falling to $84 a share during the pandemic 15 months ago. well federal authorities are banning scam robocalls made with artificial intelligence. >> now, this comes after a high profile call mimicked president joe biden's voice before the new hampshire primary. fox's connor hansen has the details for us. >> voters in new hampshire received a robo call right before they headed to the polls. >> we'll need your help in electing democrat that's up and down the ticket, president biden's voice mimicked using artificial intelligence, told them not to vote in the primary. >> that call was indeed a fake. >> we want to do as much as we can to give people comfort that we're not only on top of this,

but we're holding people accountable who who might try this? >> the federal communications commission traced the robo calls to a texas based company, life corporation, and this week, the fcc voted to make it illegal to use artificial intelligence to make those kinds of calls, letting the agency find the callers. in a statement, the agency said, quote, bad actors are using ai generated voices in unsolicited robo calls to extort vulnerable family members, imitate celebrity, and misinform voters. the fcc says unwanted calls and robo calls are its largest source of consumer complaints sites, with tens of billions dialed each year. the unwanted robo calls aren't just a nuisance. they can threaten public safety by disrupting 911 call centers, as congress has cracked down on robo calls in the pa, saying they defraud americans out of billions of dollars. the fcc says it's also looking into using ai for good tracing. the source of those unwanted calls in new york,

connor hansen, fox news. all right, everybody, that is going to do it for us. >> we're going to have much more, including a lot of highlights on the super bowl there in las vegas coming up tonight on the ten and 11:00 news. it's been a good game so far. >> it's a battle right now a lot of fun. all right. in the meantime you can always stream the latest news and weather on your smart tv anytime by downloading downloading the fox local app to your tv. have a great night everyone. stay safe out there. good night. >> yeah. we'll see you at ten and 11. yeah. everyone i'm frank malika. welcome to like it or not a show where our panel weighs in on everything from major controversies to daily and no, ain't says, and today is a super bowl show where doing all things

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