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the goodness of nature... from one generation to the next and from seed to slice. >> announcer: now from abc7, live breaking news. >> right away that breaking news tonight, governor gavin newsom may be preparing to lift the state stay-at-home order in all regions tomorrow. that is according to the california restaurant association which sent a letter to restaurant members this evening. now, it read in part late in evening, senior officials in the newsome administration the governor will announce tomorrow the stay-at-home order will be lifted in all regions of the state. the letter did not elaborate what system if any the current order will be replaced with. the lead efforts of the golden gate organization said she is optimistic outdoor dining will resume by the end of the week. in a statement to abc7 news tonight, the governor's office of emergency services wrote, in part, quote, we see promising

signs that california is slowly emerging from the most intense stage of this pandemic. we continue to look at what that means for the regional stay-at-home order. they said there would be a formal update tomorrow, so be sure to tune into abc7 and our mobile app for that update. and with that we say good evening and thank you for joining us. i'm dion lim. the current stay-at-home order was based on i.c.u. capacity. officials divided the state up into five regions and when one fell below 15% i.c.u. capacity, the order went be into effect closing indoor and outdoor dining, nail salons and othalsef three regions under the order. now, tonight's news comes after some encouraging signs about the bay area's i.c.u. capacity. the bay area is suddenly at 23.4% after spending a couple of weeks in the single digits. you can see here for almost two weeks in january, capacity was hovering below 5%, but has recently been climbing.

two san francisco doctors tell us the numbers, they are encouraging. >> all this stuff suggests, strongly suggests that we're on the down slope of this third wave of the epidemic finally. >> i.c.u. patients are staying down, and so overall that has given us capacity and it's very encouraging, certainly compared to where we were just one week ago. >> despite the encouraging news, doctors say we cannot let our guard down. we are still being asked to wear masks, socially distance and avoid gatherings. tonight's news comes after some encouraging signs about the bay area's i.c.u. capacity. the number of available beds saw a dramatic improvement from 6% last week to more than 23% on saturday. california public health officials were using i.c.u. capacity as a metric for its stay-at-home order. now, a steady stream of

people received their covid vaccine today at the only mass vaccination clinic. this is the third day for the clinic at city college where ucsf are administering 500 vaccinations a day. right now the clinic is serving health care workers or people 65 years and older who have an appointment. city officials say they generally get 24 hours' notice when they'll get more vaccination. vaccine. >> we can learn how to do this as efficiently as possible so that as soon as we have much more volume of vaccine, we will be able to get vaccine into arms. >> in san jose, vaccinations continued this weekend at the santa clara county fairgrounds. cdc data shows california received more than 4.9 million doses and has distributed less than half. president joe biden is expected to reinstate covid-19 travel restrictions on non-u.s. citizens who have been to brazil, ir t u.k. and much of europe. the move comes just a week after president trump lifted restrictions on travelers from these countries.

the president will also extend a travel ban to south africa because of a new variant which is 50% more infectious. u. csf infectious disease specialist says the travel ban may not be enough. >> perhaps testing at the borders, which the biden administration has set up is probably going to be much more useful or having a negative covid test before coming into the country even though it's not 100% foolproof. >> the president also issued an executive order requiring international air travelers to quarantine after arriving in the united states. and we sent out this push alert on our free abc7 news app today about biden's announcement. tomorrow on our app and our free abc7 news facebook page, we will be streaming any formal press conferences from the biden administration. you can also tune in to see anything from governor newsome. moving on now, taking a live look in san jose, you can see there still looking prettyamp .

another storm is expected to roll through later this week and it's already prompting evacuation warnings in some areas. parts of the san lorenzo valley and the santa cruz mountains and along the coast are under evacuation warning right now. take a look at this interactive map and you'll see all of the zones impacted. evacuation warnings, those are shaded in yellow. evacuation advisories are shaded in blue. a warning is more urgent than an advisory. cal fire is getting the word out early that the strong storm we are expecting this week could be life-threatening in the czu burn scar area with risk of landslides and major flooding. you can find a link to this map at our website, abc7news.com. and with that, lets archipelago g and with that, let's get to abc7 meteorologist drew tuma. drew. >> live doppler showing you any wet weather we have is over the open ocean, and it will remain off of our coast tonight and tomorrow. so the showers have exited the

bay area. what has moved in, though, are some very gusty winds. look at this, we have a wind gust of 37 at half moon bay. 20 miles per hour in the city. 30 that current wind gust at s.f.o. so we do have a wind advisory now in effect along our coast line and this does include the city of san francisco until 10:00 a.m. tomorrow where we could find those frequent wind gusts close to if not over 40 miles per hour overnight tonight. but all eyes are on wednesday when we track a very strong storm moving into the bay area. a level 3 storm on our storm impact scale. we're going to show you the details, what to expect with this atmospheric river in the full accuweather forecast in a few minutes, dion. >> soubnds good, drew, thanks. we saw a sample of what's coming later this week. abc7 news reporter unser hassan talked to some people about how they're getting ready. >> reporter: sunday night's strong coastal winds are a preview of what's to come later this week.

pacifica residents sergey and catherine don't seem to mind. >> it's a breeze, air. it's very fresh. >> reporter: you like that? >> yeah, because it's -- >> good for you. good for your immune system, right? this is awesome. >> reporter: starting tuesday, the bay area will get drenched by the strongest storm so far this season, which could bring several inches of rain. in san francisco, raquel caldron worked the door leading people inside due to covid-19. the biggest sellers ahead of the coming rain, heaters, inflatable dams, blue tarps and ant traps. >> they come in through windows and stuff to try to get out of the rain. when it rains, for the most part. >> reporter: this week's storm will cause flooding concerns for wednesday morning's commute. josemorales and his wife were visiting from sacramento.

they were unprepared for today's weather. >> we were not expecting today's weather. >> reporter: will it ruin the day at all? >> kind of. we are very cold and basically we want to go home now. >> reporter: like it or not, khalil omar says we need the rain. >> there were reports of wildfire coming through in january especially with the hotter days earlier this week. it will be relieving for people who live close tore wooded areas and those communities. >> reporter: but some of those areas like in santa cnt were issued evacuation warng o 8 to 12 inches through thursday. unser hassan, abc7 news. >> i love what that one man said. he just wants to go home. you can get the latest on the rain any time with live doppler 7. it's featured on our website and the abc7 news app. you can track the wet weather where you live by clicking the blue live bar at the very top. all right. switching gears now to sports and after a season unlike any other, the super bowl is set and

a familiar face will be back for a record tenth time. sports anchor chris alvarez spent all day watching football. oh, poor him. [ inaudible ]. >> yeah, it's a tough job over there in the sports office. two of the game's greatest quarterbacks going head to head with super bowl lv on the line. tom brady and aaron rogers. aaron rogers going or his second appearance and brady ten. it is tom brady leading the bucs to super bowl 55 in their home stadium. it's actually the first time a team will ever play super bowl in their own stadium. after spending the first 20 years of his career in new england, the 43-year-old future hall of famer is leading tampa bay to the big game in his first year with his new team. >> made the decision and, you know, love coming to work every day with this group of guys and they worked really hard to get to this point. had a few tough games in a row.

the next one will be really tough, too. we know what we're playing for and we've got two weeks to prepare and be really exciting couple weeks for us. >> two weeks from today it will be tom brady and the bucs against patrick mahomes and the kansas city chiefs. extended highlights reaction from championship sunday on the way in sports. you don't want to miss that. dion, for now send things back to you. >> that will be fun. tommy still has it. >> yes, he does. >> still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00. >> as more people are getting vaccinated, data is coming in of allergic reactions. tonight we spoke to several doctors to say why you shouldn't worry. >> plus during the pandemic, even running the most simple daily errands is a challenge. meet the local group making sp

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now to building a better bay area and the effort to vaccinate people against the coronavirus, the cdc has released a comprehensive report on the allergic reactions some people are having after receiving the moderna vaccine. abc7 news reporter luz pena spoke to several doctors about why those reactions are happening. >> reporter: ten out of more than 4 million people have experienced severe allergic reactions to the first dose of the moderna covid-19 vaccine according to the cdc. >> in all cases, no one has died and it's been all treatable. >> reporter: ucsf infectious disease specialist dr. peter chin hong says cases are rare. >> in the most recent study they estimated it's 2.5 people per macon, georgia people that wi million that will get the severe reaction. >> reporter: he has seen some of these cases.

>> itching, maybe feeling short of breath a short period of time. but they resolve very quickly. even if we need to give medication, they're very rarely serious medications. they're things like benadryl. >> reporter: according to dr. caldwell at san francisco general hospital, of 15 people who have been vaccinated, less than 100 have had a one person died shortly after getting a covid-19 vaccine in placer county, california. in a statement the placer county sheriff's office said there are multiple state, local and federal agencies actively investigating this case. any reports surrounding the cause of death are premature, pending the outcome of the investigation. the cdc published this graph also revealing which of the 10 people who had an allergic reaction to the vaccine also had previous allergies. >> the allergic reactions are likely happening because the fatty bubble that encases the message and that messenger

vaccines, might be an allergen to some people. >> reporter: is there a group who shouldn't get vaccinated? >> there isn't a group that shouldn't be vaccinated unless you're a child under the age of 16, pfizer under the age of 18 and moderna that wasn't in the study. everybody else it's fair game to get a vaccine. >> reporter: in san francisco, luz pena, abc7 news. >> abc7 is monitoring the covid vaccine rollout with our vaccine tracker. it also shows you when you might be able to get the vaccine in california. you can find it all at our home page, abc7news.com. cherry blossoms are on the road to blooming once again this spring in san francisco's japantown. earlier this month someone vandalized and destroyed three of the trees there. an online fund-raiser to replace $5,0rl$31,000. e original cherry blossom trees were planted by the japanese cultural and community

his majesty and her majesty of japan in 1994. volunteers from a bay area church are helping bridge the last mile between food banks and people who need groceries. members of the san francisco zion church today bagged and then helped pass out and deliver food boxes to families throughout eastern contra costa county. organizers are hoping to reach out to those who are sheltering in place and don't have access to grocery delivery services. >> it is regular folks, regular fmilies who might be a little bit hard on their luck, but we are especially also looking out for seniors who might need additional help, too. >> other bay area food banks have launched similar programs, but church van holleolunteers w broaden these deliveries by expanding to other parts of the bay area. now, because of the pandemic we created better bay area project thanks. it's a way to my light everyone who is making a difference. you can use the #better bay area to thank someone and we'll try

and share it. no thanks to the weather for all of you who missed the sun because, drew, it's going to be pretty much a washout this coming week. >> yeah, we do have a really wet week ahead, dion. we're going to make a big dent in our rainfall deficit over the next seven days. some showers we had to finish off the weekend, live doppler 7 tonight showing you as we put it into the last hour of the loop, we have some showers over the open waters. they will stay off our coast line. any wet weather we had earlier this evening has now pushed out and our skies are drying overnight tonight. no snow falling in the sierra tonight. we have a winter weather advisory in effect overnight first thing tomorrow. this will expire at 9:00 a.m. expect anywhere from 4 to 7 inches of snow with this qu quick-moving snowstorm. it was a cold day, only made it to the low 50s. tonight we're mainly in the 40s. those numbers will continue to fall tonight. so lows will drop to the low 30s to mid 40s. it is windy along our coast line

with that wind advisory in effect under mostly cloudy skies. now, tomorrow it's a temporary break in the wet weather. it's a dry day the nexttt hours. call it partly cloudy out there. it is a breezy day with the northerly winds. that will keep temperatures limited to the low or mid 50s if not highs. rain does return on tuesday. future weather as we get into tuesday morning clouds are on the increase, but we're mainly dry first thing tuesday. it's in the afternoon, really in the evening that rain will arrive in a north to south fashion. and it's early wednesday in the morning that this atmospheric river moves through the bay area. this is when we do expect some heavy rain to move through and also some very gusty winds. on the storm impact scale here early wednesday, this is a level 3 strong storm we are tracking, the strongest storm so far this winter season. moderate to heavy rain, 1 to 2 inches of rainfall is expected

area wide. we could see wind gusts in excess of 30 miles per hour. i do want to emphasize that the bulk of this storm is really going to happen in the early morning hours, even before the sun gets up here on wednesday. so we're talking about, say, midnight to 6:00 a.m. early wednesday morning where a lot of the heavy rain and strong winds to move in on wednesday. we do have a flash flood watch that will go into effect starting tuesday afternoon for the north bay, and also the santa cruz mountains. essentially what we're watching is our burn scar areas from the 2020 wildfire season. this is the first real threat we've had so far this winter with this heavy rain coming our way to see debris floes over our burn scars. we're going to watch that closely. heavy rains and flash flooding very possible under the flash flood wachz. storm concerns we have wednesday with rain moving through, hydro planing on flood roads will be an issue a will with debris floes along with heavy rain.

gusty winds could bring down trees and power lines. we'll also see strong stream flooding. thankfully river flooding will not be an issue because we had such a dry winter so far. our rivers can take this storm moving through mid week. heavy snow coming to the sierra. get ready. a significant snowstorm, up to 4 feet of snow above 2000 feet, our highest peaks could see 6 feet of snow. so travel is going to be almost impossible. do not try to travel over the sierras this week. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. bright and breezy tomorrow and the rain and wind comes back here on tuesday night. again, wednesday, this level 3 strong storm, dion, is the worst in the morning, but still we're going to find showers and downpours lingering on thursday with a moderate storm. and then more rain continues into the upcoming weekend next week into a very wet week we have over the next seven days. >> haven't seen that 3 in quite a while, drew. thanks.

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as you can imagine, the super bowl will look pretty different this year because of the pandemic. only 22,000 fans will be in atte attendance for the game february 7 in tampa. that's roughly a third of the stadium's usual capacity. more than 14,000 of those pans will be paying customers with the rest being health care workers. each nfl franchise will get to hand pick some workers to attend the game. lead commissioner roger goodell crashed a meeting with workers in florida to give them the news. >> you're all guests at the super bowl. >> oh, my god. >> i don't know if that means you accept or not. >> yes, yes. >> we do. >> we accept! oh, my gosh. >> this video never gets old. as for vallejo native her will perform as part of the

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second appearance, brady his 10th. brady goes deeper. scotty miller got behind the tampbay led 21-10 at recess. at one point the bucs led by 18. brady did throw three interceptions. that helped green bay stay in it. adrian amos with the interception. then the end zone. palo alto high's devontae add avenues with the touchdown. two-point conversion fails. here's what all packers fans will be talking about, down 8th and goal they go for a field goal instead of going for it. nobody understands why, especially rogers. green bay would never get the ball back. brady is going to his record 10th super bowl. bucs win 31-26. tampa bay will be the first team to play its super bowl in their home stadium. >> in our home super bowl the first time in nfl history i think puts a lot of cool things in perspective. any time you're the first time doing something, it's usually a pretty good thing. so now we just have to go have a

great two weeks and be ready to go. >> it's a -- >> aaron rogers was not happy either. believe me on that. as for their opponent, josh allen and the bills patrick mahomes the defending chiefs, bills score the first 9. skans ci kansas city scored. k.c. at the break and the chiefs so clever offensively. mahomes the under handed toss to travis kelsey. mahomes threw for 325 and two scores. they're going to get brady, bring him on. 38-24. trying to go back to back. >> like i said, the job is not finished. when we went into the season we weren't talking about going to the super bowl. we were talking about winning again. i'm excited about the opportunity to play against a great football team and try to do that. >> to the ice, the sharks with a second of two straight minnesota. they lost the first one on friday. second period tied at 1. power play, evander kane his second of the year. 2-1 sharkies.

martin jones in the net and this is what we call using your head. he blocks the shot with there. cars carson sousey the attempt. tied at 3 with two minutes to go. brent burns the shot, stiksz wi sticks with t. i'll show you goal. sharks had an empty netter. they're back to .500 at 3 and 3. this abc7 sports report sponsored by your local toyota dealers. two weeks till super sunday. dion? >> can't believe it's only two weeks. chris, thanks. much more to come on abc7 news at 11:00. a second impeachment trial is looming for former president trump. the latest accusations that are generated calls for criminal investigation. and a new report says president biden will lift the ban on transgender people serving in

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>> announcer: building a better bay area for a safe and secure future, this is abc7 news. >> once again, good evening and thank you for staying with us. in tonight's headlines now, governor gavin newsom is is prepared to lift the stay-at-home order for all regions in the state. they sent a letter to members from the newsome administration informed them the governor will make an announcement tomorrow. the governor's office has not confirmed the changes, but his team says there will be a formal update of some sort tomorrow. the news comes after some encouraging signs about the bay area's i.c.u. capacity. the bay area is suddenly at

23.4% after spending a couple of weeks in the single digits. despite the encouraging news, doctors say we cannot let our guard down. and a steady stream of people received their covid vaccine today at the only masculine i can. this is the third day for the clinic at city college where the city and ucsf are administering 500 vaccinations a day. well, the u.s. surpassed a staggering milestone this weekend. there have now been 25 million confirmed cases of covid-19. the country is on track to make good on the president's promise to deliver 100 million doses of the vaccine in 100 days. president biden is also using his executive authority to ramp up production and distribution efforts by directing fema to set up 100 federal vaccination sites across the country. >> you can't just tell the states and the local governments. here's some vaccines. now you go do it. we have to coordinate, we have to provide the resources.

>> president biden is also using the defense production act to order private companies to manufacture specialized syringes to get more vaccine doses out of each vial. the president of mexico says he has tested positive for covid-19. president andres manuel lopez obrador says he is being treated for mild symptoms. obrador has consistently played down the pandemic and questioned the value of even wearing masks and has refused to put one on at most public appearances. the news comes as mexico reported a record 1800 new deaths on thursday alone. turning now to our former president. >> unlike any trial that's probably ever occurred at any time ever in history, the jurors here are witnesses. the jurors here are victims. the jurors here ran for their lives, told their family members they didn't know if they'd be coming home. >> all right. obviously not our former president, but that is east bay congressman eric swalwell on "good morning america" today talking about his role as one of the managers in the second impeachment of former president

trump. the house will deliver the article of impeachment to the senate tomorrow and abc7 news reporter rachel scott has some new allegations that have emerged against the former president. >> reporter: former president donald trump now headed towards his second impeachment trial, charged with incitement of insurrection after telling his supporters to march to the capitol. >> if you don't fight like hell you're not going to have a country any more. >> reporter: they tried to stop certification of joe biden's win. gop rand paul is calling into election fraud but hasn't provided any evidence. >> if we want greater confidence in our elections and 75% of republicans agree with me, we do need to look at election integrity. >> reporter: the single article of impeachment will be delivered to the senate on monday. >> everyone wants to put this awful chapter in american history behind us, but sweeping it under the rug will not bring healing. the only way to bring healing is

to actually have real accountability. >> reporter: and now democrats are calling on the justice department to investigate the former president. senate majority leader chuck schumer outraged over this "the new york times" report, detailing allegations of another desperate attempt to overturn the election. trump's alleged plot to remove the acting attorney general jeffrey rosen and replace him with a trump loyalist who, according to the times, could help toss out votes in georgia. and overnight, another report from the wall street journal saying trump also allegedly tried to push the justice department to file its own lawsuit against states directly in the supreme court. something his appointees refused to do. trump's team has not specifically addressed these latest allegations. so let's layout the time line. tomorrow you will see that article of impeachment be handed over to the senate, and then on tuesday senators will be sworn in as jurors, but that trial will not start for another two weeks. we're looking at the week of february 8th. and this is a delay that both

sides agree to. it will give democrats more time to push through president joe biden's cabinet picks and give donald trump more time to prepare his defense. rachel scott, abc news, capitol hill. >> a pentagon ban on transgender people serving in the military will be lifted tomorrow. this is according to multiple people familiar with the matter confirming to abc news. i was enacted in 2017. that reversed an obama administration policy that allowed transgender people openly to serve. president biden will lift the ban in a white house ceremony tomorrow. still ahead on abc7 news at 11:00, an amazon driver comes to the rescue of a kidnapped baby. he explains the emotional moment when he found the infant. >> and i'm meteorologist drew tuma. showers have moved out tonight, but we've got a lot more rain on the way this week. i'll have the details

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a five month old baby from houston is safe tonight after being kidnapped by a hijacker on the side of the road. an amazon delivery driver her rescuer. abc has this incredible story. >> reporter: a 5 month old trapped in a stolen car. this is the moment the suspect left him on the side of a houston road. >> a child is inside the vehicle. surveillance video showing amazon driver juan carlos pulling up finding the baby boy in the car seat. >> i said, it's impossible the baby can be here on the side of the street. >> reporter: the hero driver alerting the nearest neighbor, bringing the baby boy into their house. flores finding police nearby, who reunited the family. >> and they came like five t

ten cars of police with the mom crying. >> reporter: the suspect still at large, the entire ordeal happening in less than 30 minutes. flores, a father himself, saying -- >> the best thing happen to me in my job. >> reporter: that amazon driver telling me he works six days a week, ten-hour shifts delivering thousands of packages. this was the most important package he delivered. abc news, los angeles. >> hard working and now a hero. well, the lucky person who won last week's $1 billion mega millions jackpot has bts stepped forward yet. the winning ticket was sold at a kroger market outside of detroit. it is the third largest jackpot ins history. they went four months without a winner allowing the grand prize to reach the billion dollar mark. the lottery believes they are getting their things in order before claiming the prize.

>> they have to make their identity known. >> the lump sum cash option is $740 million. the miami heat are bringing back the fans. starting thursday, a limited number of ticket holders will be allowed into american airlines arena as long as they can get past a coronavirus highly-train already been used this season to check family and friends of the players and staff. the team will also require masks to be worn in the arena and if a fan feels ill during the game, isolation rooms will be available. a final check of our wet weather now with drew tuma. hi, drew. >> hi, dion. tonight we're finding dry skies. we'll see temperatures on the chilly side, low 30s to mid 40s. it is windy on our coast with the wind advisory in effect. stays breezy tomorrow, but tomorrow is a dry day. a temporary lull in the wet weather. partly cloudy skies to mid 50s. rain will return mid week

especially wednesday morning. a level 3 strong storm with moderate to heavy rain, 1 to 2 inches of rainfall and wind gusts 30 to 50 miles per hour. so it's for that fact a flash flood watch will begin tuesday afternoon at 4:00 p.m. in the north bay. and in the santa cruz mountains really for the threat of debris flows over our burn scars for the 2020 wildfire season. we'll track that threat because of heavy rain and gusty winds and flash flooding is possible. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. it is bright, it is breezy tomorrow. that rain comes back here late tuesday night along with some wind. there is that strengthening storm on wednesday. it's the worst in the morning. we'll still have showers and downpours on thursday, even on and off showers thursday, friday, saturday and sunday of next weekend, dion. >> okay, drew, thank you very much. here's chris with sports. >> coming up in sports, we'll check in on the warriors and what they're saying about their work in progress. plus gone packing. reaction from aaron rogers after another loss in the

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>> announcer: sports on abc7 is sponsored by your local toyota dealers. >> warriors head coach steve kerr has said from the very beginning it's going to take the team 20 games to really start building chemistry and an identity. golden state enters tomorrow's home game against minnesota. they're 8 and 18 trying to snap 14-0run, there's no stopping the jazz squad. with the win, utah ran their winning streak to eight games. the dubs lost by 19 points and there's still a lot to figure out. >> sometimes we move the ball, sometimes we don't. sometimes we defend, sometimes we don't. we just have to establish an identity what type of team you're going to be. >> he we have to be a little bit smarter on what the other team does well in terms of a defensive strategy. we do have stuff to figure out

obviously. i don't have any answers right now. >> one thing i will say is we have great guys. i love coaching them every day. they are all committed to the team, ot s hav great faith that we >> the stanford women on a rare two-game losing streak, hosting usc in santa cruz. the cardinal made sure it wouldn't be three. stanford using 14-0 run to take control. she finished with 16. haley jones, the cardinal dominated inside. jones with 12 in the first half and finished with a team high 18. the cardinal led by double digis all through the second half and stanford wins 86-59 snapping that little two-game slide. the super bowl is set arguably the greatest of all time. tom brady against the guy on track to be an all-time great himself, patrick mahomes. brady making his 10th super bowl noth s started at ge 40.

mahomes is making his second consecutive super bowl and trying to become the first qb to win back to back big games since tom brady. let the buildup begin. >> being able to go up against one of the greatest if not the greatest quarterback of all time in his 150th super bowl. i mean it's going to be a great experience to go out there and get -- have a chance to remeet and get to do it against the best. it's something special and i'm excited for the opportunity. >> it's been a great journey thus far. we put the work in and a lot of guys were just embraced everything. we made the decision, love coming to work every day with this group of guys. they worked really hard to get to this point. had a few tough games in a row. the next one will be tough, too. ayitgouple aoner lely the lgue. he is 47. he this of the drad the

potential for him in the nfl draft. could this have been his last game in green bay? plenty of speculation immediately following the game. rogers talking like he might be ready to play somewhere else or nowhere else. >> there's a lot of unknowns going into this offseason now. and i'm going to have to take some time away for sure and clear my head and just kind of see what's going on with everything. but it's pretty tough right now, especially thinking about the guys that may or may not be here next year. a lot of guy's futures that are, you know, uncertain. myself included. that's what's sad about it most. getting this far. obviously it's going to be an end to it at some point whether we make it past this one or not. but just the uncertainties is

tough and the finality of it all. >> tough loss for aaron rogers. this abc7 sports report is dealerred by youroca dion? >> he looked so sad and so defeated. that's it for tonight, everybody. i'm dion lim. abc7 news continues tomorrow bright and early at 5:00 a.m. for drew tuma, and chris alvarez, i'm dion lim. thanks for joining us. leaving outside with a gorgeous picture of the golden gate bridge all lit up. have a good one.

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