warriors game recently. cedric armstrong works the grip on a muni cable car in san francisco in yesterday at chase center was given the opportunity to ring the warriors very own cable car bell. the occasion was in honor of black history month, the rock and roll hall of fame has released its list of nominees. >> ten of the 15 this year's possible class in this year's possible class are on the ballot for the first time. they include cher, the late sinéad o'connor, sade, foreigner and mariah carey. the class of 2024 will be announced in april. >> the 11:00 news on kate icu fox two starts now. >> the quest for six continues for the san francisco 40 niners. the team falling in a heartbreaking overtime loss tonight to the kansas city chiefs. the niners were ahead late in the extra period, but

they were unable to stop the chiefs in their final drive. hello again everyone. i'm heather holmes and i'm julie julie haener. >> let's get right to those highlights. the back and forth game was tied 1919 after regulation. and then went into overtime on the 49ers opening drive in overtime, jake moody kicked a 27 yard field goal to give the niners a 2219 lead. moody had three field goals, but missed a crucial extra point. >> well, a nervous taylor swift watching as the chiefs got their chance and patrick mahomes did not disappoint as he hit michael hartman from three yards out for the winning touchdown. the chiefs won 25 to 22, in overtime . in what was a heartbreaking heartbreak shocking loss for brock purdy and the rest of the 40 niners after the game, the niners qb talked about the crushing defeat for him. the team and his head coach kyle shanahan. >> it sucks man. um you want to win it for that kind of guy. and he's a great coach. everybody wants to go to war with that guy . um, the way he handles himself and carries himself like we all just. we want to win for him.

>> one specific for head coach andy reid, mahomes and of course, tight end travis kelce. this is kansas city's third super bowl win in five years. 40 niners fans experienced a roller coaster of emotions tonight during the game. thrive city near san francisco's chase center was a rocket as ktvu zac sos reports. >> now that enthusiasm quickly faded, though, as the niners fell to the chiefs. >> that's tough. i ain't gonna last tough. i'm struggling. it's so hard and thrive. >> city turned silent sunday. niners nation short on words. >> it's really, really disappointing. >> how to sum up a game with so many ups and downs? >> it's like being on top of a mountain top of a roller coaster and it just come crashing down earlier, the faithful arriving at thrive feeling good, soaking up the electric energy of a packed plaza. >> if i was at the house, i couldn't even experience this. >> my family right now, two whole rows we run in deep niners all day hours later, 40 niners

fans on the brink of a title, only to watch it suddenly slip away the entire game. >> i felt like it was our time. we were finally going to win it and it just that last drive with 10s and it just so devastating. >> we all right though? we'll be back next year. it's tough. we always be back all the time. we are trying to remain positive, but the pain is hard to hide still, even in defeat. >> these faithful with nothing but love for their team. i love this season. >> i love this team. i know they're going to be back here and next time they're going to win it, but i am so proud of them, especially for how much they've overcome and how hard they played it. >> i mean, we're going to be back. we're going to be back. >> so sure niners fans feeling shocked, sad, deflated really all of the above. but with that, you heard fans talking about. their pride and really their optimism as well. so it's on to next year at thrive city. zac

sos ktvu fox two news. >> well, the fairmont hotel in san francisco is decorated in red in honor of the super bowl. today 49ers flags lined the entrance to the hotel, paying tribute to san francisco's home team, the fairmont posted this video on social media earlier today, writing, let's go 49ers. >> well, 40 niners fans were holding their breath most of the night as the team tried to bring home at six championship trophy in san francisco, was ready for a big celebration in the streets, but it just wasn't meant to be. ktvu lamonica peters has more now from fans in san francisco's mission district. after tonight's game, we were so close to bringing it all home tonight, but as the clock ticked away, so did people's hopes for winning another championship. >> it was a pretty good game. >> we almost won, but not sorry, purdy. >> some fans say this game was one of the hardest fought super bowl games. they've watched in years. fans at rosa monday on mission told us. the 49ers young quarterback brock purdy held his

own. it just wasn't enough to top the chiefs. patrick mahomes, who won his third championship in five years. we had a quest for six, but we didn't come through. >> but you know what? i'm very proud of san francisco niners. we're still faithful and we'll come back next season even stronger. you know that's what we do. and on that note, it doesn't stop, baby. it doesn't stop. >> this couple says now that the super bowl game is over, they're looking forward to other big events. >> we're very sad about the loss. however, we're excited about beyonce's new album. we're just trying to look ahead to some future positive things for sure. for sure, for sure. >> fans at the 500 club on 17th street also had their eyes glued to the television as r&b superstar usher performed his most popular hit songs at halftime. one woman says she's a huge sports fan, but she still loves seeing taylor swift at the super bowl, and it doesn't hurt

that taylor swift and travis kelce are a match made in heaven, and she flew across the world here from japan in order to support her man and i just love all of it. >> you know i'm not a hater, but you know congratulations to casey. but like i said, next year we'll come back strong and even stronger, i promise you that. >> now, we did hear some fireworks being let off right after the game, but for the most part, the mood here in the mission district was pretty low key and fans were really disappointed. lamonica peters, ktvu, fox two news as well. >> fans attending the super bowl were able to see a traditional flyover despite the game being played in a dome before kickoff. the air force's thunderbirds team flew over allegiant stadium and the las vegas sphere. the flyover was featured during the playing of the national anthem. >> 40 niners fans were encouraged to sign up for alert sf, the city's text based notification system. those who did were able to be notified about emergencies and traffic disruptions that may have occurred following the game.

people can sign up at any time by texting your zip code. to 888777. law enforcement here at home made it clear that any problems with fans after the super bowl would be taken seriously. the u.s. attorney's office of northern california posted a statement on social media saying whoever maliciously damages or destroys or attempts to damage or destroy by means of fire or an explosive, any building, vehicle or other real or personal property used in interstate or foreign commerce shall be imprisoned for not less than five years and not more than 20 years. and following the game, the team thanked the 40 niner faithful with a post on social media, saying they are the best fans in the world. the post received more than a thousand replies on acts, including one from thean francisco giants that said, congratulations to an amazing season. >> okay, so two very different front pages of newspapers tonight in two different cities. the kansas city star's headline on its front page says how

patrick mahomes made kansas city chiefs a dynasty with third super bowl win. okay, now we move to the san francisco chronicle's front page and it says las vegas. as in los vegas, 49ers fall short in ot. well, tonight's game ending in heartbreaking fashion. but this postseason did provide so many memorable moments as the san francisco giants were just pointing out you can find all of the 49ers coverage over on our website website. just head on over to ktvu .com. all right, on to some other news tonight. one person was killedn crash on highway 242 near concord. the chp says officersespoed to a two car crash on the southbound lanes around 730 this morning, justthf clayton road. investigators say ariver of a ford s collided with a bmw suv and was pronounced dead at the scene. the driver of that bmw was not hurt. >> new numbers show last year was a record breaker for home sales in san francisco, and not in a good way.

>> i can only imagine the amount of pride that his family has for that. and despite i'm sure just missing him. >> a family loses a son after he risked his life to save another soldier. coming up in tonight's west coast rap, how a community is rallying around that family. >> and i'm tracking some rain in that five day forecast. i'll be ba here 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. you want to see who we are as americans? i'm peter dixon and in kenya... we built a hospital that provides maternal care. as a marine... we fought against the taliban

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host authorities in houston say a woman between 30 and 35 years old entered that church, accompanied by a boy who was believed to be about five years old and started shooting. two off duty law enforcement officers who were at the church at the time fired at the woman, killing her. the young boy she was holding was also shot and is in critical condition. a 57 year old man is being treated for a hip injury after he was shot in the leg. it's unclear what led up to today's shooting. the pastor of that mega church, joel osteen, released a statement after today's shooting saying together we will rise above this tragedy in stand firm in our commitment to love and support one another in times like these, our faith is tested, but it is also strengthened in north texas, thousands came out to pay their respects to a navy seal from north texas over the weekend, who died in a selfless act of bravery last month. >> reporter amelia jones has his story as an american flag waved high in the sky outside northwest isd stadium in justin.

>> inside was a celebration of life fit for a hero. thousands came out to honor fallen navy seal nathan gage ingram, the 27 year old roanoke native was one of two navy seals who died during a mission off the coast of somalia in january. >> on a day like this, with the rain coming down, seeing the community come out and rally around this family is a very humbling experience and the family is very grateful for that . >> members of local law enforcement members of the military and people in the community filed inside the stadium. the use of electronic devices was prohibited during the memorial because of this, all media cameras were excluded from going inside the stadium. we know the honor guard speakers from ingram's family and other military traditions were part of the ceremony. erica saleh brought her two daughters out to pay their respects. >> it's just knowing that he is honoring our country in the way that he was and serving our country in the way that it was. it's only right that we come out

and honor him and what he did for us. >> so we're grateful for that. >> zoe and her husband both served in the u.s. military. she says losing someone who serves their country is always hard to see. >> but i know that he was doing what he set out to do and serving our country, and so i can only imagine the amount of pride that his family has for that. um, despite, i'm sure, just missing him terribly on january 11th, u.s. military officials say during a mission to seize a boat that was confirmed to be carrying illicit iranian made weapons to yemen, navy special warfare operator first class christopher chambers slipped while boarding the boat as he fell. >> navy special warfare operator second class ingram jumped in to save him. both men were lost at sea. >> gauge held held his calling to be a seal. his family, friends, team and nation dear to his heart. >> in a statement, ingram's family expressed their gratitude and appreciation for the support

they've received. >> they are grateful for the overwhelming outpouring of love, kindness and generosity from familiar faces and strangers alike, offering their condolences and prayers. and it has touched their hearts in the same way a hero's sacrifice has touched the heart of the community. >> thank you for letting him be a hero for our country and as we're we're sorry for his loss for all of you. >> and we're grateful for what your family's done for our country. >> amelia jones, fox news. >> elon musk's brain implant company, neuralink has moved its legal home to nevada just a week after his pay package from tesla was shot down by a delaware judge. the almost $56 billion pay package in question was invalidated at the end of january, with a judge ruling the amount was, quote, unfair. the judge's ruling came five years behind a lawsuit that was filed by shareholders stating that his pay package was a, quote, a product of, quote, sham negotiate options. and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here

on ktvu. west coast rap with alex savage airs at 7:00 monday through friday, or you can find around the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. new at 11 tonight, 2023 marked a record low for home sales in san francisco. >> a new report from compass shows less than 4200 homes were sold in the city last year. >> that marks the lowest annual number of home sales ever recorded by compass, whose data stretches all the way back to 20 to 2005. listings also reached a record low last year, with just over 6200 homes put up for sale starting this year. california plans to use artificial intelligence to help answer your tax questions. california's department of tax and fee administration said it will use generative ai to advise its call center agents on state tax code, and the ai will then inform what information is passed on to california business owners, asking for tax guidance. the project is part of an ai adoption process that governor newsom kicked off last fall, requiring state agencies to

explore new ways to use ai by this coming july. well caltrans says crews began leading convoys for local residents and supply trucks to get through highway one in monterey county. >> today, the highway is closed 1.7 miles north of the big creek bridge to about one mile north of kirk creek campground. due to landslides that have occurred over the past several days in that area, the convoys are being led twice a day at eight inches the morning and three in the afternoon. no word on when that section of highway will reopen. all righty. >> a pretty nice day today, except for the obvious. the niners did not do what we wanted them to do, but it will all get over that and move on. the rest of this week looks dry for a couple of days and then we get towards the middle end of the week and it gets wet. so here's the long range model. and you'll see tomorrow here monday right there. and then into tuesday some clouds. and then you see this system here kind of into wednesday night thursday really weak system. not a big deal at all. but that that slides

through brings us a little bit of rain mainly wednesday afternoon and evening. and then thursday morning it clears out a little bit. and then here we go on friday. this is the main event here. this friday system is followed by a saturday sunday system right here. that's pretty robust. so big picture the weather headline this week is going to be this weekend coming up. good amount of rain a high level snow, high elevation snow and just a good old fashioned weather maker. it'll be it'll be a pretty good one. looks like it's going to be pretty strong. not as strong as the last one in terms of wind and potential rain, but it's got potential. it's going to be a good one. it's el nino year and this one's a very el nino esque. i guess i can say that el nino esque storm. and there's the pacific just loaded with weather systems, and that's a product of el nino warmer water just puts more moisture evaporation. it puts more moisture in the air, and then it gets pulled north where there's energy, right where you get the cold air mixing with the warm air and then that creates it's like a

heat engine. you get you get energy, kinetic energy. and we're going to get that. and that mainly shows up a little bit on wednesday night into thursday morning. but the real the main event is going to be saturday sunday and probably into monday. so overnight lows no frost advisories tonight. pretty pleasant. overnight lows above freezing which would be pleasant and nice. the forecast model does this tomorrow morning . this for the rest of the day. so nice. partly cloudy. there's wednesday morning or tuesday morning. sorry tuesday morning and then tuesday afternoon. so nice. next couple days are fine. low upper 50s low 60s a few clouds and then that wednesday system here. wednesday morning it starts to show up. but it really impacts us. looks like wednesday night into very early thursday morning. so these are the forecast highs for tomorrow. i hope you had a nice weekend. the week looks pretty good. enjoy the next couple of days. it'll get wet a little bit on wednesday and thursday. but really this thing is all going to be about the saturday, sunday, monday kind of a deal. so we'll keep an eye on it. things will change and evolve, but have a good night and i'll see you back here tomorrow

night. >> all right. we'll see you then, bill. thank you. here's a look now at the stories trending this evening on ktvu.com. one of our top stories, a waymo autonomous vehicle was set on fire saturday night in san francisco's chinatown. also a nail salon in oakland is cleaning up after being burglarized over the weekend. and vice president and bay area native kamala harris sharing her support for the niners today, she posted a video on social media showing her jean jacket with the words faithful to the bay on the back, you can find these stories and much more, all on ktvu .com. >> the governor is sending more than 100 chp officers to oakland to crack down on crime coming up, we'll meet two business owners who are excited about the city's potential despite its issues with crime. >> and a quick reminder right now that you can stream ktvu news on your smart tv, you can watch live newscasts and stories on demand on your amazon fire tv, roku, apple tv, or android tv. just search for the fox local app and then select ktvu

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their patches that depict the african american experience. >> what we go through our lives and our culture. this is a second career. >> harris was a 911 dispatcher and became the first female civilian manager of the dispatch center. she retired after 34 years and started prideful patches in 2019 as an online business. from home. >> initially, it was just the rent was too high. you couldn't find a place, everything was unreasonable and it just didn't make sense. >> but she says it makes sense to open a brick and mortar store now. after the pandemic, rents have dropped. she says she had some concerns about crime but didn't let that stop her. >> i felt that this was it. this is where i was supposed to be, and i just said, we're just going to roll with it. >> harris is not alone in wanting to invest in oakland. >> leave it now. >> two bartenders, oakland natives, are now owners of a new bar named theory on telegraph. gabriel holland tells me he wanted to own a bar for ten years, and now he says, the rent

is finally affordable. >> well, once i started bartending, kind of like fell in love with it. pretty cool that it has been able to dream come true. >> you know, the owners tell me they want to be part of revitalizing oakland. >> it's hard. like anything else, but it's also wonderful when you're doing something that you actually love. >> they say it's about making a positive impact on community members, no matter what their day was like. >> you have the ability to change it. you know you can literally change the way someone feels 10 to 12 seats that will be here at the bar. >> the owners plan to double the size of their business soon, opening up a section that will serve craft cocktails by the end of the month. >> we have a lot of customers that have attended hbcus back at prideful patches, harris says she's proud of the partnership she has with historically black colleges and universities that carry her patches in their bookstores. >> she wants to build a business for the community she grew up in . >> oakland has a lot of problems right now, and i'm hoping that

the to the city can figure this thing out. >> the new business owners tell me they're best advice to others is to go for it and follow your dreams. in oakland, amber lee, ktvu, fox two news a group of san francisco artists paid special tribute to fire station 15, the sunset sketchers created this drawing of the ocean avenue station, the san francisco fire department said the group toured the station and made friends with the crew. >> the sunset sketchers meet in a different place in the sunset district each weekend to draw people of all skill levels are invited to show up with a sketch book and be part of the fun. >> while the west contra costa school district is now being sued for violating student civil rights because they don't have enough permanent teachers. the lawsuit contends that kennedy high school, stege elementary schools both in richmond and helms middle school in san pablo , have so many teaching vacancies they're using illegal methods to staff classes that includes required teachers to

use what should be class prep time to teach other classes, state school superintend tony thurmond says there were 16% fewer teaching credentials issued during the 2021 2022 school year than in the previous academic year, and that 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. cisco systems plans to lay off thousands of employees when cisco makes an earnings call coming up on dn company has about 85,000 employees as of the 2023 fiscal year. >> the bay area's clipper payment system is being designed to be faster and more convenient . sometime this year, riders will be able to pay for transit using a contactless credit or debit card. in addition to plastic clipper cards and mobile clipper cards in their apple wallet or google wallet. the payment option will be available across 22 transit agencies in the bay area. the california department of fish and wildlife is conducting its annual

helicopter surveys to monitor the state's big game population on fish and wildlife officers will be taking inventory of mule deer, elk, pronghorn antelope and bighorn sheep populations throughout the state, the department says the information will help determine whether factors like climate change, habitat quality and conflict. with humans are affecting california wildlife. >> okay, get ready girl scout cookie season it is here, and sales of thin mint, samoas and all of the other popular flavors are now on sale. now, the price of a box. it varies depending on where you live. the national average last year was five bucks a box. this year, though, the average has climbed to $6. >> all right, those thin mints are pretty good. >> samoas are my favorite. okay, all right. >> well that's our report for tonight. thanks so much for watching the 11:00 news. our next newscast is at 4 a.m. yeah. be sure to stream the latest news and weather right there on your smart tv anyt e. >> ust two leading candidates for senate. two very different visions for california.

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