inside a san mateo home. good evening. i'm julie hanan and i'm mike mibach. >> it all began this morning with a911 call and then a welfare check. >> and it ended with the four bodies, including two young boys being found in a home in the sugarloaf area of san mateo as ktvu tori gaines reports, investigators are still working to figure out exactly what happened. >> a 911 call came in just after 9 a.m, asking police to check on the residents of a home on alameda de las pulgas because no one had heard from them. in some time. san mateo police arrived and checked all exits of the home where they found no signs of forced entry. when officers made their way inside the house, they found four people with, quote, obvious signs of death. >> one of the people was an adult male, another was an adult female, and there was two young children involved. >> the two children were both young boys. police said their identities have not yet been released, but detectives and officers remained inside of the home investigating. hours later,

the street was closed near the home and neighbors were escorted to and from their homes while police continued their work. neighbors tell us this was a stunning discovery, so close to home, matthew sheldon and his daughter marianne have both lived in san mateo their whole lives, and they say they've never seen anything like this. >> there's hardly any any deaths in this area ever. >> but they say they aren't worried for their own safety. i would definitely be more worried if, um, like they said, that they were searching for someone, but it doesn't seem like that's the case. one man we spoke to hopes that more neighbors will be willing to reach out to one another to build a tighter knit community. >> yeah, you hope that people talk more, right? again you hate to rally around a tragedy like this or have something like this happen, but you would hope people come out into their neighborhoods and you see people out on the street trying to figure out what happened, and maybe that'll get people talking again. >> the police echoed the comments of neighbors about how unusual these deaths are. >> this is not a normal call for anyone. um, it's tragic for the family, the community, the officers, everyone involved.

>> as san mateo police continue their investigation, they say there is no threat to the general public at this time. and they're not currently searching for any suspects in san mateo. tori gaines, ktvu, fox two news a man has been placed on probation after being convicted in the crash that killed former ktvu news director fred zander. >> zander was in a crosswalk at lincoln avenue and walnut street in alameda when he was hit by a ford pickup truck. driven by 33 year old michael williams in june of 2021, alameda police determined that williams was driving under the influence. williams pleaded no contest to felony vehicular manslaughter and was sentenced last month to more than two years in jail with credit for time served. he was released from custody. he was placed on three years probation and ordered to attend an alcohol rehab program. >> tonight. ktvu has learned that an off duty oakland police officer was arrested over the weekend on suspicion of dui. oakland police say that officer d nzalez is on

administrative leave. the chp says alarashed into a chp patr vehicle on east 80 in fairfield, 3:00 saturday morning slow lane at the time due ton another incident. one officer was treated and released from the hospital. >> attorneys representing some of those who blocked the bay bridge last fall to protest the israel-hamas war, are now urging san francisco's district attorney to drop all of the charges as the attorneys for the so-called bay bridge 78 say the district attorney's office has a pattern of anti palestinian bias, and they're calling on her to drop the cases. ktvu christien kafton has more. >> police arrested dozens of protesters in mid-november following a protest against the israel-hamas. war that brought traffic to a standstill on the san francisco bay bridge. now, dozens of those protesters are facing misdemeanor charges of unlawful public assembly, false imprisonment, refusing to comply with a peace officer failure to disperse and obstruction of a roadway. now, their attorneys

have sent a letter to san francisco's district attorney, brooke jenkins, urging her to drop those charges, raising concerns about, quote, a pattern of anti palestinian racism in her office. >> we're worried that that it permeates the office. this bias i think that the manner in which these cases were charged shows that there overcharged and there really is no point in pursuing this prosecution. >> the attorneys point to comments made by a prosecutor who reportedly sent emails with anti-palestinian language, and the attorneys say the district attorney herself mischaracterized another protest as being pro hamas. >> it speaks to a pattern of anti-palestinian islam phobic bias in brooke jenkins office. so what we're asking is simply for her to dismiss the charges against the bay bridge 78, the district attorney's office has responded, saying the prosecutor who made the comments does not reflect the views of the district attorney's office, and that there is zero tolerance for

bias of any sort in their charging decisions or how they handle cases. >> the accused are due back in court in mid-march, where attorneys will attempt to have the case thrown out, saying the prosecution hasn't laid out exactly who the victims were in the november protest. their attorneys say they could raise the issue of bias in the da's office. in court somewhere down the road in san francisco, christien kafton, ktvu, fox two news. >> former president donald trump is asking the us supreme court to extend the delay in his election interference trial. trump's legal team argues he is immune from prosecution on charges he plotted to overturn his 2020 election loss is lawyers filed an emergency appeal with the court today, just four days after the justices heard trump's separate appeal. to remain on the presidential ballot, despite attempts to kick him off because of his efforts following his election loss in 2020. donald trump, also facing charges for his alleged mishandling of classified documents found at his home in florida today. the

former president attended a closed door hearing in the case, as fox's rebecca castro reports. this comes after a special counsel cleared president biden in an investigation into his own handling of classified papers. >> president joe biden and donald trump were both accused of mishandling classified documents. biden storing classified materials in a cardboard box in his garage while trump kept stacks of daca at mar-a-lago after a lengthy investigation, biden's case was closed last week. while trump is still trying to avoid going to trial, the president was found to have have been engaged in no wrongdoing, unlike president trump, which has 91 felony counts pending against him. monday, the gop front runner in his attorneys will sit down for hours with the federal judge in florida for a closed door hearing to discuss which pieces of classified evidence are fair game in court. this trial is scheduled to start in may. the biden department of injustice let crooked joe off the hook for some of his very egregious.

crimes. >> now, in my case, i'm covered by the presidential records act. i'm allowed to do what i do. >> biden might be out of legal trouble, but he's still facing fallout over the lead investigator's report that called his mental acuity into question. special counsel robert hirsch says in interviews biden was not able to remember the years he was vice president or when his son beau died. >> this is a report that went off the rails, along with the legal conclusion comes this flood of characterizations, factual mistakes, pejorative comments about the president that are inconsistent with doj policy and norms. this is not what prosecutors do. it is shoddy work. >> product prosecutors say the main difference between the two presidents cases is that biden cooperated with investigators. while trump is accused of trying to conceal evidence in washington, rebecca castor, ktvu , fox two news. >> new yorkers are casting ballots in a special election to replace ousted congressman

george santos. democrat tom suozzi and republican marcy pilip are making their final arguments ahead of tomorrow's election. it will decide who will fill the last 11 months of santos terme in new york's third congressional district. immigration has been a major talking point for both sides as new york deals with an influx of migrants this year, santos 2.0. >> it's the exact same nontransparent phony baloney just trying to get votes instead of saying what you really think he's trying to run away from his record, the runaway, the fact that he opened the southern border, the fact that he was supporting defunding the police movement, the right now there are 219 republicans in the house to 212 democrats, a narrow majority, making it difficult for republicans to pass legislation. >> today marks the 20th anniversary of a pivotal moment that took place in san francisco in the legal battle for marriage equality for same sex couples. >> it is being called the winter of love. that's when then san francisco mayor gavin newsom defied the federal ban on gay

marriage, and the city began issuing marriage licenses to same sex couples. well, today we did speak with john lewis and stuart gaffney, who are among the first same sex couples to be married in san francisco, 20 years ago today. >> i realize this was the first time in our lives as lgbtq couples, as a couple and as an lgbt person for ourselves. but this was the first time in our lives that our government was treating us as equal human beings. >> the couple later joined other plaintiff in a lawsuit in 2008 that ourd california's ban on same sex marriages. they were remarried later that same year. the fbi is seeing a rising trend in romance scams throughout the bay area. >> victims with the fbi's san francisco division lost more than $27 million to romance scams last year. the fbi says the scammers first gain the victim's trust and then persuade them to send money. older adults

are most often the targets in these scams. the county with the highest dollar amount lost was alameda county, at $9.4 million and 68 reported cases. that's followed by contra costa county, where victims lost more than $6.5 million in 65 cases, and then santa clara county, with a loss of $6.1 million and 102, reported cases of romance scams coming up tonight at 630, frustration over crime continues for business owners in oakland. what they're asking the city to do and the investigation continues into the torching of a waymo driverless car in san francisco. >> and we got rain in the five day. that's not really a surprise for february. i'll let you know the timing and the potential amounts. we could see back here in a minute. and not the hero's welcome. >> they were hoping for. but still plenty of niners fans showing up for the showing. the love for their team as they return ome to t bay are

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. you were always stubborn. and on that note, i'm evan low, and i approve this message. the funeral of his assistant coach dejan milojevic. he and other warriors staff made the trek to belgrade. milojevic experienced a heart attack at a team dinner with the warriors last month, and died. he was 46 years old. >> the 40 niners touched down this afternoon at san jose mineta international airport.

skyfox was overhead. it wasn't the homecoming they were hoping for no lombardi trophy on board that flight. the team that was met by diehard niners fans at levi's is sad that the niners are not the champs, but of course, still supporting their beloved team. >> ktvu is an rubin was at levi's for the homecoming. >> it was not the homecoming 40 niners fans had hoped for. >> i thought we were going to make it this. we were so close. so close. >> and even though the super bowl ended in heartache, fans wiped their tears and showed up to cheer their team. nonetheless, you can't blame you. >> don't blame nobody. they're a team and you go, you win like a team and you lose like a team. and that's just like a fan. we're we're here to represent and tell them, thank you so much for the great season. >> some actually drove back from las vegas to be here. ken gwangi runs the 40 niners tailgate social media account. >> i was at mandalay bay for the watch party. i just came home last night, so i was actually

there. we were all holding our hands, thinking it was our moment, our six one, and he just came up short a couple of times. >> and while there was a little monday morning quarterbacking and some rehashing of the injuries, the kicks and the calls, fans agree their team left it all on the field. >> it's a little heartbreaking. let's be real. i think a lot of us weren't expecting the outcome of the game. um, but we're all out here to support the team as much as we can. >> and so dozens came decked in their niners best carrying signs and flags and balloons, hoping to welcome their team home. i'm a die hard fan, and i just want to show them that we love them no matter what we. >> it didn't go the way we wanted to, but but we want them to know that we're still here for them. and next year we'll be better. hopefully fans say they're going to give themselves a few days to mope, and then they'll start turning their attention to next season at levi's stadium. >> and ruben ktvu fox two news and the monday after the super bowl is a day the host city hands the baton. >> so to speak, to the next

super bowl. city super bowl 59 will be held in new orleans today. they unveiled the new logo, all bright colors. the nfl collaborated with a local nola artist for that logo. next year, super bowl will be shown right here on ktvu. >> all right, i hope you had an okay day, considering last night was a hard loss for everybody and just kind of getting through, getting through the day to day. we did a story last night on how many people call in sick after super bowl. and it was, i think, julie, it was like 25 million people nationwide. and it's a lot, i think i think mike will almost try to call it. yeah it should be a holiday, a recovery day. oh my god. yeah yeah yeah. it is weird though isn't it? how the energy just falls out of the room. i mean, it was such an exciting time. and then when it, i don't know, it's i'm not even a huge super fan or anything, but it's like, wow, that was that was hard. so i hope your day is going the right way. the weather was good. i mean, it had been way bummer ish if it had been raining and so today it was beautiful, sunny

and mild temperatures a little above the average, especially in san rafael at 64 degrees 64. in san jose. pretty pleasant, just a tad above the average in some places. tomorrow is going to be nice too. a few more clouds, perhaps temperatures will be upper 50s low 60s yet again, and then we'll head into for the wednesday period with clouds increasing and then that opportunity for some scattered showers. wednesday system looks really weak. the main event is going to be friday night into saturday and probably into sunday morning. the main event being it's going to rain, right. and so we'll see. maybe get a couple inches of rain in that time period. lots is going to move around though, because it is essentially an atmospheric river that is still fluctuating and still changing. so just know that window is going to be wet that wednesday thing and then into friday night, saturday and into sunday morning and then watch it change a little bit between now and then and just dial in your plans that way. so tomorrow looks good though dry. when i come back, we'll put it all together and i'll show you that model that shows all that. all right, bill, thank you. >> sounds good. shots fired on a crowded subway platform.

>> coming up next tonight, the investigation into what sparked the deadly shooting in new york city today. plus israeli forces free two hostages during an overnight raid. >> i'm mike tobin in tel aviv. details coming up. >> introducing an all new way to watch ktvu news live on your big screen search fox local on your tv streaming device and download it for free. access to all fox two newscasts, plus exclusive features like the ktvu video vault archives search fox local on your tv streaming device or scan the code for how to stream ktvu news 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. the choice is clear. i'm adam schiff, and i approve this message.

one of the injured is in critical condition. the others are described as serious police say they are looking right now for two people who ran from the scene. we're also learning more tonight about a shooting at a church in houston, texas. yesterday >> authorities say the young boy, who was critically wounded is the shooter's seven year old son. the shooter has been identified as janis moreno, a 36 year old woman. the shooting happened at the lakewood mega church, run by celebrity pastor joel osteen. police say moreno was walking in with her son. she had two guns and then opened fire. the motive is still unclear, but police say she had a history of mental illness and they also found anti-semitic writings in search of her items. >> we do believe that there was

a familial dispute that has taken place between, uh, her ex-husband and her ex-husband's family and some of those individuals are of our jewish. so we believe that that might, might possibly be where all of this stems from. >> the shooter was killed by off duty police officers who were inside the church at the time, along with the child, a man in his 50s was also shot and wounded. >> israeli forces say they rescued two hostages from a southern gaza city overnight in a raid that did kill more than 60 palestinian teens. as fox's mike tobin reports, this all comes as the biden administration is now warning israel about expanding its operations in the region. >> hours after being freed in an overnight raid, two israeli hostages reunited with their families on monday. israel's military says the operation began just before 2 a.m. local time, when special forces entered a building in the southern gaza city of rafah.

they found the two men on the second floor and led them out of the building. while under fire from hamas. we have a moral obligation to bring all our hostages home. >> we will continue doing everything every everything in our power to fulfill. >> israel's air force backed up the ground troops with airstrikes, which the hamas run palestinian health agency says killed dozens of people. it comes following warnings from the biden administration to exercise caution before entering rafah. president biden and jordan's king abdullah discussed israel's expanding military operations during a meeting at the white house on monday. >> we're actively working for peace, security and dignity for both the palestinian people and the israeli people. >> meanwhile, in northern gaza, israeli forces say they uncovered a top hamas intelligence hub below the headquarters of the un agency for palestinian refugees. israel has previously accused unwra of collaborating with hamas. >> they're not our problem. our

problem is the hamas. is the hamas working in the unwra and under the unwra? >> unwra denies knowing what was underneath the building, saying it was evacuated after the attacks in october in tel aviv. mike tobin, fox news. >> a mother in the east bay says her daughter was bullied by students and assaulted by a teacher at a catholic school in dublin. her daughter was expelled for fighting, even though she says the 13 year-old had been asking the administration for support. halcyon lindo says her eighth graders neck was swollen after a fight at saint raymond catholic church in dublin. she says it all started in december when her daughter told her about being bullied. lindo claims white students were making monkey noises at her black daughter and calling her racial slurs. she says she met with the principal to report the bullying and discuss the solutions. he sat there and heard her story and saw her tears. >> i mean, she could barely speak when she was explaining how the comments made her feel, what those girls were saying to

her. >> in late january, mary lindo says the bullying escalated and she was injured on two different occasions, causing injuries. tonight at ten, our crystal bailey tells us about a trip to the emergency room where the 13 year old's injuries were reported to police. the investigation, plus the girl's expulsion from school, how school leaders are responding and the mother's message for everyone is coming up tonight at ten. coming up on ktvu news at 630. big problems with the plan to bring more tiny homes for the unhoused in san jose. an issue with funds that were supposed to come from the state. >> and some new information on the fight to clean up un plaza in san francisco. just how many arrests were made during two police operations and another crushing super bowl loss? >> our jason appelbaum breaks down. what went wrong for the 49ers, as well as a bright spot looking ahead to next season. that's coming up a little later in sports

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federal appeals court in washington last week rejected the former president's claims that he's immune from prosecution on charges he plotted to overturn the election loss in 2020. >> well, not the homecoming they had imagined, but the san francisco 49ers touched down today at san jose international airport, and they were met by fans who welcomed them home. and thank them for an incredible season. despite last night's super bowl loss. you're watching ktvu fox two news at 630. it is a familiar complaint in oakland. businesses hit over and over again by thieves. many shop owners say they are struggling just to keep their doors open as ktvu crime reporter henry lee shows us, frustrated business owners say they are ready to take the city of oakland to court another small business in oakland burglarized before dawn monday. >> angry, angry, angry. >> it happened at hemos juice bar and cafe at seminary and foothill in east oakland at about four in the morning, owner

ramon ahmad tells me the burglars stole a cash register and caused thousands of dollars in damage. >> the broke in the store that closed today no money, no cash, no customer. >> and this is the worst. it has ever been. it's very i mean, very scary. i mean, we need solutions now. we need things to be done now. >> ali al-basri of the bay area small merchants chamber of commerce, says some store owners are considering suing the city because they feel helpless, like the juice bar owner. >> i told them not to call his insurance because as soon as he called his insurance to file a claim, then the insurance company will, uh, just will not renew his policies. and this is the problem that we are suffering right now. >> the break-in happened a day after al-basri spoke at a rally outside the in-n-out in east oakland, which will close next month. because of crime, we are in a state of emergency right here and we are going downhill fast. >> this is a nosedive and we need to step up and stop this insanity. >> same group has held similar rallies across oakland demanding solutions.

>> right. i am, you know, just as responsible as the mayor and the rest of them. >> oakland city council member noel gayo attended the rally and agreed more needs to be done by those in office. the reality is, in government and i said from the federal, you know, to the state, to the county, to the city, we need to be more in cooperation with each other. >> and we as a taxpayer demand that action. >> when business owners plan to meet with attorneys this week to determine whether they will sue oakland henry lee, ktvu, fox two news and here now is an example of the crime small business owners are dealing with in oakland, someone broke into a nail spa on lakeshore avenue sometime over the weekend. >> a resident shared pictures of the shattered windows. the thieves got away with a cash register. the resident also said he tried to report the break in to the non-emergency line for oakland police, but ended hanging up the phone after it rang for ten minutes without anyone picking up. the shop was closed over the weekend for the lunar new year, but eventually the owners did arrive and dealt with the damage.

>> san francisco police say they are investigating after a waymo autonomous vehicle was set on fire over the weekend. it happened on jackson street near grant at about 9:00 friday night . fire officials say more than a dozen people surrounded the vehicle, which was empty at the time. they spray painted graffiti on it, smashed the windows and then lit a firework inside, mayor london breed said in a statement, quote, it was a dangerous and destructive act of vandalism. chinatown is one of the densest neighborhoods in san francisco, and any fire could explode and spread among tightly packed buildings to endanger lives, homes and businesses. >> san francisco police say they did arrest 23 people in connection with two drug sting operation around un plaza. they say that number includes 16 dealers who were booked and cited for sale or possession and other charges last week. they also seized more than $4,500 in cash and 838g of suspected narcotics. they say the nighttime operations will continue on a consistent basis.

>> san jose is facing a financial roadblock in its plan to build hundreds of tiny homes for the homeless. last year, governor newsom promised to send the assembled sheds to the city to help alleviate its homeless problem. but as ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary explains, newsom's promise is now coming with new costs. >> it's symbolizing unity at a vietnamese new year's celebration at san jose city hall, mayor matt mahan mulling the latest wrinkle in his sheltering of the unhoused. >> the important thing is that we get these units built and we get people out of encampments and indoors. last march, governor gavin newsom, using state funds and enlisting the state's national guard to build and deliver 1200 tiny homes around california, including the san jose. >> when that individual is ready that we have a place to go, or at least another option in terms of the alternatives to living out in the streets and sidewalks . >> now, his office says the

state will send cities $12.7 million, not pre-construct tiny homes for san jose, it's $63,500 per tiny home. the price per unit, according to the state, would be $13,225, plus the cost of site preparation and construction that could be considerable. and according to city officials, creates a financial gap, provides state funds to purchase small homes at a state negotiated rate. still delivers on our original commitment, according to the governor's office. this happens a lot. >> politicians make promises they don't deliver. you know, the people die. in the meantime, pastor scott wagers has spent decades working to provide necessities for the south bay's unhoused residents. >> he's been an ardent opponent of the tiny homes plan and sees the latest change as representative of his years long struggle. it's an affront to all people of conscience that really try hard, you know, to house people. >> for advocates, it's a crisis because we watched and know the

people and watch them perish. but politicians say things and it sounds good and they're convincing. but look at the facts. >> the facts, according to san jose's mayor, is that this change will produce a shortfall in funding. 200 tiny homes that will be built on the vta site in north san jose, mahen remains confident the city council will find money in a budget surplus. that's shrinking toward deficit. i understand that we've got some budget challenges over the next year or two, but we're going to keep pushing in sacramento for funding to be devoted to expanding our shelter system, our inpatient treatment system, so that we have places for people to go and we can require that people come indoors from encampments. >> that's the formula. >> the mayor says this will not affect the timeline for the tiny homes to be built in north san jose at san jose city hall, jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news coming up, we take a look back at the super bowl ads, the winners, the losers, and the one ad that had a presidential candidate apologizing to his family and not the clean

getaway. >> one robber was looking for how a ladder and a pool led to his arrest last 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. the choice is clear. i'm adam schiff, and i approve this message.

the controversial to some old favorites returning to the airwaves for the big game. now a 32nd spot cost about $7 million. >> so the ads are indeed big investments for companies out there. >> fox news lydia, who takes a look at some of the best from last night, dog kings sunday super bowl commercials were packed with celebrities and light humor. >> duncan's ad featured ben affleck, his wife jennifer lopez , tom brady and matt damon. the commercials coming at a hefty price, with an average 32nd ad costing $7 million, was the brand's have to think about the investment they're making and do they get the return on their investment in these economic

times we're in today, bud light stuck to humor, introducing a mascot called the bud light genie. i'm a genie. gemini i'm a genie. pfizer's ad featured the history of the pharmaceutical company through its 175 years, while highlighting its fight against cancer. >> it seems to me kind of wacky to spend that much money sort of touting your long terme history. >> the budweiser clydesdales making their annual comeback. good job by the wall street journal, says ad directors are dying to work with the horses because they, quote, arrive on time, take direction, and never engage in haughty hoof stomping like famous athletes in the auto category, actor christopher walken promoted bmw's new all electric vehicle with different actors impersonate him. it's the real deal. >> i thought that they had a great cast. i thought ending on usher was a great surprise at the end in the restaurant,

advertisers leaned into the super bowl's female audience, nielsen says. >> women make up nearly 37% of viewers for regular season nfl games in new york. i'm lydia, who, ktvu, fox two news. >> well, one ad had robert kennedy jr. apologizing to members of his family, he says it was a surprise ad made by a super pac. and he says they didn't consult with him or his campaign about the ad. the ad heavily featured his connection to his uncle, president john f kennedy, and his father, rfk. rfk junior's cousin, bobby shriver, first complained in a post last night, writing his uncles and mother would have never approved of rfk jr's quote , deadly health care views as. >> all righty. we are tracking the weather. there's rain coming our way. it's going to be wet on the weekend especially. we'll kind of time it out for you and put it together. five day forecast is next. >> all right. now to alex savage and a look at some of the

stories we're working on for west coast rap. coming up at the top of the hour alex. >> all right mike thank you. coming up tonight at seven a high school student jumps into action after a car crashes into an arizona lake. coming up tonight on west coast rap. the grateful family reaching out to that teenager who helped to rescue their loved one. also a couple learns their punishment after their gender reveal party sparked a deadly wildfire in southern california. we'll tell you what happened during today's sentencing. those stories and a whole lot more coming up tonight at seven on west coast rap. and of course, that will be followed by the ktvu fox two news at 730 with heather holmes. >> a major winter storm is brewing in the northeast, and it's expected to be fast and furious. i'm haley meyer in new jersey, and i'll have the latest on what, millions o americans e doing p

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to get hit with a strong winter storm. it's expected to bring heavy snow and rain, but then move out quickly. but cities in the northeast are preparing this week. fox's hayley mayer has the story from new jersey. >> punxsutawney phil may have predicted an early spring, but it's not here yet. >> you know, mother nature does what she wants to do. >> the northeast is bracing for a wallop of snow tuesday, with tens of millions of people under winter weather alerts from maine, all the way down to pennsylvania. >> because of the power of this system, it's actually going to generate its own cold air. right now, the temperatures are relatively mild in places like new york city, but that's all going to change as we go through the next 24 hours. the storm is expected to start as rain and then it could deliver up to a foot of snow in parts of pennsylvania and new england. >> please stay off the roads tomorrow wherever possible, make plans to be indoors. stay off the roads. it's looking like it will come down pretty heavily, pretty fast.

>> boston schools are closed tuesday, and new york city students will be learning remotely. plus, the weather could bring major disruptions to i-95. new york city officials are getting ready to manage the first significant snowstorm in quite some time. >> people are making decisions now about whether to go into work tonight. mta will be operating, and we intend to get you where you're headed, not to leave anybody stranded. >> flooding and power outages are also possible across the east coast on tuesday, especially with the storm bringing heavy snow and strong winds in weehawken, new jersey. i'm haley meyer, fox weather, weather to contend with out here on the west coast. >> it is february. you expect rain? we'll get rain and more towards the weekend. we'll see a little something on wednesday, but the weekend looks like it's going to have some some game in terms of robustness. let's go look at it. this is the long range model takes out about six days. so here's tomorrow right there tomorrow afternoon a few clouds. it's rough right. it's not really fine tuned. the

model. it's just more like this roughly is how it's going to go down. and there's wednesday morning and there's some scattered showers into wednesday afternoon. and then thursday dawns. should be dry for the most part. and then a little ridging occurs. and then you get into friday night. this is right. and you can see when you look at that you go, oh yeah that's some stuff because you got you got them lined up. there's one. and then there's two here. so that's the weekend pretty much. we'll see this last bit here wants to push south. believe it or not that's going to be big for southern california for as we go into saturday and sunday they're really they're preparing for that. it's got the same kind of trajectory pretty similar to that last one. remember that one that went through. and we got it's not going to be as robust, but it's got that same okay. we get our rain which is good. maybe a couple inches. but down in la they may get three, 4 or 5in in some in some places as the thing is a little more powerful down there. and has a little more moisture to work with. those are the highs from today. pretty nice day tomorrow. it'll be very similar with highs, but cloud cover will be a

little more. so maybe a degree degree cooler but very similar. beautiful outside tonight. above freezing because of the clouds. so that's cool. we don't have a frost advisory or freeze warning which is we haven't really had a lot of them this year. we've had some frost advisories, but not a lot of freeze warnings that usually comes february march, but it's been kind of nice not, you know, for the plants. i guess this is the big system. that's kind of the weekend. that thing's getting ready to go. and yeah, that's a pretty active pacific for sure. and with that means we're going to be seeing some some waves along the coast get a little bigger. nothing. i've not seen anything giant but just it'll come up. you know, 6 to 8ft, something like that. the current temperatures which are pretty nice. i mean, for upper 50s, overnight lows above freezing 39 in fairfield, 43 in antioch. that's kind of pleasant for this time of year. then here's the model. look what it does. it goes okay tomorrow morning. tomorrow afternoon. here's the rain for wednesday. wednesday morning, wednesday afternoon and maybe a little bit into thursday morning. but you can see it right. so now you're into thursday. friday looks very similar. and then it is saturday

friday night, saturday and sunday seems to be the wheelhouse for the main event, which will be good. i mean, a couple inches of rain is nothing to sneeze at. could be more, could be less. this is a little far out now to dial that in, but a five day forecast except for that tuesday. i got to fix that. i can't believe i didn't see that the 343 on the bottom that is hot or cold or something. >> that would be something i think i'm in 43. >> jules. >> okay, bill. thank you. well all eastbound lanes of a thoroughfare in los altos reopened today after a fire during the holidays forced authorities to close it. police say el camino real between san antonio road and sherwood avenue , reopened at 6:00 this morning. the road was closed for the demolition of a commercial building in the area. the building was destroyed in a three alarm fire early christmas morning. coming up now a three time super bowl mvp patrick mahomes goes from chiefs kingdom to the magic kingdom. our jason appelbaum has that story coming up next in sports.

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seeing one of the most difficult losses in franchise history last night in super bowl 58, kyle shanahan, he opted to get the ball first in overtime, later explaining that if the game was still tied after both teams had possession, the niners could put the nail in the coffin on the next possession. however a missed assignment in overtime cost the 40 niners big time. on third and four from the niners, center jake brendel, he pulls left, allowing the chiefs best defensive player, chris jones, to come barreling through the line untouched and that forced purdy to throw it away when jauan jennings was wide open for a touchdown. had it been blocked properly, purdy would have had his pick of wide open receivers. check out the middle of the field chiefs cornerback ladarius sneed fell down and look how wide open brandon aiyuk is. but purdy under way too much pressure to see him. instead, the 40 niners settled for a field goal and the rest is

history, so to speak, because ultimately, the best foot ball player in the nfl, he went out and he just snatched this one away from the 40 niners. engineering the chiefs longest drive of the game with a championship on the line. mahomes finding mecole hardman for that walk-off touchdown 49 ers players and coaches all almost in a state of shock after the game. knowing that if they played a cleaner game this one might have turned out a little bit different. >> we had our opportunities man i think sort of lap him and get up on him, and i think we failed to do that. so moving forward with my career and you know, if you get blessed enough to get in this kind of position again, you think you have to understand that. and i learn the hard way. >> okay. and the odds are out already. it is las vegas after all. and look at that. the super bowl odds for next year. the chiefs and 49ers, they are both favored to meet in the big game for the third time in five

years. as we'll see, a lot has to happen. the lions, ravens and bills. they round out the top five favorites to reach super bowl 59 next february in new orleans. mahomes. he's now won a remarkable three super bowl mvp awards in his first seven seasons. no player in any of the major us pro sports leagues has accomplished that feat. that fast. and with those three mvps, mahomes, he joins joe montana and tom brady as the only three time super bowl mvp. brady has the record with five, and today mahomes, he he posed with the trophy along with commissioner roger goodell. and he talked about the chiefs becoming the first team in 19 years to win back to back super bowls. >> we knew it's legendary to win back to back. i think eight other teams have done it. we had heard it all week. we had talked to the guys about it and we felt like we had the best opportunity that we had ever had to go out

there and do that, and all you could do is come back next year with a fresh mindset. no one is going to be even harder. we got to continue to play our best football. we'll celebrate these next few weeks and then we'll get right back at it. patrick mahomes, you and the kansas city chiefs have just won the super bowl. >> what are you going to do next. we're going to disneyland. >> we're laughing because mike mibach is disgusted that we're showing this. but rundown. but there they go. the patrick mahomes at the happiest place on earth made his way down the parade route from small world to main street usa. he was joined by his wife, brittany and their two young kids. they weren't shown here, but they all indeed did get the mvp treatment. all right, let's go back to the mahomes press conference for a moment, because it kind of looked like there was a little tug of war for that mvp trophy. check this out. roger goodell. watch this. give me that. give me that. you know you see it. roger goodell he wanted to take it from him right there. and mahomes says nope that's my trophy. that's my third mvp

trophy. trophy. oh my gosh. >> you know the 49ers kept the chiefs to one touchdown in regulation in regulation. yep. and to lose. and that's just really tough. yeah the defense played great. >> well. and that's probably why you know i mean maybe kyle shanahan felt like if you know they they get the ball first in overtime. they hold mahomes. they held him the whole game from scoring a touchdown except for that once. of course it didn't turn out that way. so that's it. >> all right jason thank you. thanks for watching west coast rap alex savage coming up next to stream the latest news and weather on your smart tv. >> anytime. just download the fox local this is how it feels to du more with less asthma... ...thanks to dupixent. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. it's an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. and can help improve lung function for better breathing in as little as two weeks. dupixent helps prevent asthma attacks...

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the chiefs are super bowl champs. super bowl 58 in las vegas is in the books, and it came with a sizable economic shot in the arm for southern nevada