championship game. 49ers fans are arriving in los angeles. >> the forces will be with them. >> for some, that meant flying the flags of the 49ers in l.a. for others, that meant getting in the car thursday night and driving to l.a. this chapter says there will be 100 49ers fans deep come sunday. >> i would say about 90% of the people have been giving us the thumb up, but we have seen some rams fans giving us the bird and letting us know that they're coming to their town, but we are going to let them know we are taking the town over. >> sunday's championship may

soon take the record by selling the most tickets of all time for a non-super bowl game. >> fans are just waiting for the price to drop right now. i think at the last minute, that's going to change a lot. >> and, yes, there will be some diehard rams fans at the game, too. you were in the you did not transition over? >> know, the competitiveness has been going on forever and ever. >> a competitive love, but just do not try to predict who the locals are rooting for. >> we got diehard fans here. i appreciate the rams coming back. it was a long time coming, but i'm a diehard 49er fan, so absolutely, i've got my money, and i'm doubling down on the 49ers.

the super bowl sign, but the niners have to win this game first and then that. as for the next couple of days, busy. lots going on here in southern california. we have a big tailgate party near the crypto.com arena, formerly staples. that is saturday. sunday, a tailgate party in the pink lot for all the fans who keep saying go down to that pink lot, we will be there, and it should be a good time. larry: last time the 49ers in l.a., it seemed like it was a nine or home game to the point where the rams quarterback could not here because the 49ers fans were so loud. normally the home team will have that advantage. do you think we will see a similar scene play out sunday? jr: i think so. we were talking about it during the week. numbers have come in from stubhub.

57% of those buying from southern california, 43% from northern california, but down here in southern california, we learned there are lots of san francisco 49ers fans, so it should be on one and let's hope they get loud. larry: go enjoy that pink lot. that's the place to be. kristen: if you would like to go to the game, there are still plenty of seats available. see all those red dots on the seating chart? those are verified resale tickets that still available on ticketmaster right now. some people are selling the tickets they bought. looks like nearly half of the stadium-ish. prices range from $550 a piece to $4000 each on the high-end. larry: this is championship friday, less than 48 hours until kickoff in the championship game . chris alvarez has more with the 49ers wrapping up practice before they fly out to l.a. tonight.

chris: it is not be pink lot or -- pink lot at sophia not the pink lot at sofi or wherever larry is. let's look at some video. the 49ers again on the doorstep of the super bowl. this wkends cmpionshipga dow il also be the host site of super bowl sunday. san francisco lost the super bowl just two seasons ago in miami. it is and experience the team is using as motivation to get back on that stage and finish the job. >> we know how hard it is to get there, and that is the biggest thing, how hard it is to get there, and you just want an opportunity to get there again. you feel if you can get there, you can do it, but i know the road it takes to get there, and it is not easy. you are looking for every second you can to get that opportunity again. >> i believe in myself, and i

believe in this football team that we have the opportunity to get to the super bowl. i believe in this coaching staff, and i just believe in us and our ability to win tough games, greedy games, to bounce back from losses, fight through adversity. that is what this team and this organization has done. chris: there's that famous nfl films clip on the 49ers lost the super bowl two years ago. george is miced up and "i will be here, i will be back with a vengeance." this weekend starts off tomorrow, so we have a big weekend coming up for you in bay area sports. larry: there is a lot going on. thank you very much. more coverage coming up as the 49ers try to make a push to the super bowl. we will have some very young 49ers fans as well as the playoff party supplies that could be running low. kristen: now to the covid

headlines -- cases and hospitalizations continue to decline, but the national daily death average has increased in the past two weeks. deaths usually rise two weeks after new cases and hospitalizations. in california, hospitalizations declined below 50,000 for the first time in a week. our test positivity rate is the same as yesterday, but still down 1.5% from a week ago. larry: in the north bay, and nonprofit health provider could be one of the first recipients in the bay area to get free n95 masks and covid testing kits. kristen: there is also a for first responders to be fully vaccinated. it is changing due to the surge. cornell: a new shipment of more than 9000 n95 masks from the federal government just arrived to protect many low income families. 400 million are being shipped to community health centers and

pharmacies nationwide. hundreds of covid test kits have also arrived and could be distributed week. >> this is amazing. i think it will keep us safer, and it's going to help us. >> first responders now have until march 1 to be fully vaccinated and boosted. the deadline was january 28. dr. matt willis explains the change. >> because there's been high rates of illness among first responders, they have not had a chance to get those booster doses big as you cannot get boosted within a certain period of time after you have been infected. >> police and firefighters have reported high rates of infection, but a small percentage have refused. the county says they can keep their jobs but must test weekly. >> we have 5% that opted for personal reasons to go ahead and not get vaccinated at this time. could be religious beliefs, could be health issues. >> in sonoma county, vaccine clinics are planned for the next numeral for weekends at the

sonoma county fairgrounds. >> more than 20% of our eligible population has not been fully vaccinated yet, and 40% have not yet been boosted, and we know that vaccination and boosting makes a big difference in reducing the chance of serious illness. >> appointments are encouraged but walk-ins are welcome. larry: beginning tuesday, oakland will require people 12 and up to show proof of vaccination at many indoor public locations. we're talking restaurants, bars, public theaters, museums, gyms, fitness centers, and indoor events with more than 500 people. if you have a medical vaccination exemption, you must show verification of that as well as results of a recent negative covid test. kristen: teachers with the west contra costa unified school district are still negotiating at this hour over covid safety measures. among their demands are and kn95 masks are all teaching staff.

they also want weekly testing. the union could hold a strike vote if an agreement is not reached by the end of the day. larry: coming it is more than what you usually think of as the bay area. how far it extends and what it means for our future. high prices. what you may not have for the playoffs this weekend. and one of our favorites to talk about how great the 49ers are next. sandy: they are great.

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chicken wings, running low. >> we have deliveries planned coming up, and we are hoping we are not going to run to a supply chain problem and get shorted at all. victor: according to the u.s. da, the price per pound is up by more than a dollar compared to last year. >> it is crazy, but you've got to get a product that people can afford to do, you know? you cannot charge $100 million for wings. you cannot overcharge for a draft beer. you got to make sure the customer is happy. >> from atomic to lemon pepper, we make it our way. victor: some restaurants changing their menus, like wing stuff, now offering chicken thighs. this year, the national chicken council says there will not a

wing shortage. like everything else right now, wings will be expensive, but they will be stopped. the advice from the national chicken council, do not wait until kickoff to order your wings. larry: happening tonight, the warriors will kickoff lunar new year. they are hosting a free, family and we celebration from :00 to 8:00 p.m. this is the life-size good fortune geithner. heads up -- you must rsvp at thrivecity.com -- this is the life-size, good fortune tagger. tomorrow night -- life-size, good fortune tagger -- life-size, good fortune tiger. kristen: the splash brothers might have a younger sister on the peninsula. check this out.

larry: bang! bang! bang! bang! ! kristen: yeah. she caught the ball, heaved it from, like, have for. this made it onto espn's sportscenter top 10 plays, and her life has definitely changed. here's what she told me at 3:00 today on getting answers. >> i just got so much recognition for that shot. everywhere, people keep telling me, "that shot was so cool." my teachers, even people that never talked to me at school before notice me in the halls right now, and it's really great to have people recognize me. kristen: she says she has never practiced that shot. she has never even made a half-court before. larry: sure. kristen: she is not just a star on the court but off as well. she has a 4.0 grade point average. want to hear my favorite part? her favorite player is stephen

curry, no surprise, but two, she is only five foot four. larry: wow. kristen: i know. i love that. i feel like anything is possible. i jui jui jui jui ju to see that amazing shots over and over again. hillsdale won that game. congratulations. larry: let's keep the sports theme. we are going to go to kmbc reporter and unfortunate rams fan. leo stallworth joins us. i wish that you and i could watch the game together so i could help just wipe away the tears. are you going to be ok? i'm worried. leo: oh, please. this is the 49ers of here. watch this -- oh, they got worked on -- they got whooped

on. down with the 49ers. you cannot win. i was on the air with some kids talking about the rapper 50 cent. the san francisco 49ers heart what he nine cents. are you kidding? you are not even worth two quarters. you are going to lose. there's no way you can win. every time air, you lose. kristen: you know what happened in 1849, right? goal. we are gold, baby. leo: you have to go that far back? are you kidding me? if you think i'm not telling the truth that the 49ers are going down, out of the mouth of babes.

listen to this. if you could say anything to the 49ers, what would you say? oh, my goodness. >> gonna beat you on sunday. it's gonna hurt. leo: if i were the 49ers, i would not show up after that. oh, my goodness, you scare me. kristen: oh, my gosh, baby leo's . leo: i know. look at that. we've got a bunch of baby leo's right now. los angeles rams fans, and we are ready to ram the 49ers. on sunday, we are enemies. sheep. leo: for horns. kids love the rams.

larry: when the 49ers went on sunday, will you wear a jimmy garoppolo jersey 4 -- i don't know? what would be fair? like, a year? leo: no, not a year. that will not be necessary. how about a week? i will do it if you will wear a stafford jersey for a week. larry: done. done. leo: there is no way on this earth with god being a ram that you can win. it just cannot happen. larry: he's begging for divine intervention. that's just sad. kristen: 49ers fans are gobbling up the tickets. what are you going to do to keep us out so they don't gobble up the rams? leo: you heard that child on the air a couple of minutes ago? i'm going to have her at the front gate.

that will scare away you 49 sent folks. we are l.a., lee got hollywood. what do you have? kristen: history. larry: if you want to talk about faith -- talk about a relevant proper -- has 50 cents -- if you want to talk about a relevant rapper, how about e-40? has 50 cent even done anything in a year? leo, we love you. kristen: all right, that's it. leo: you are wearing ram colors. kristen: it is for the warriors. larry: exactly. he's confused. kristen: you know, the good

basketball team? leo: love you guys, but on sunday -- ooh. larry: the producers are telling us your time is up. to be continued. you are going to look so good in a garoppolo jersey. i just cannot wait. see you next week. leo: i cannot wait for you to eat crow, my friends. love you guys. see you on sunday. larry: he's the best. little delusional. send you wearing the right colors. sandy: exactly. you know who i'm rooting for. i think they need to have jr and chris alvarez talk to some 49ers fans. in case you are heading down south to enjoy the game, cloudy and comfy tomorrow. mild and sunny on sunday, and

monday, morning five will give way to a cooler afternoon, so let take a look at that nfc championship game forecast here 70 degrees sunday. sophia kickoff, still going to be comfortable. it cools off -- well, not thel, game, maybe, but cools off, the air into the upper 50's. satellite and radar shows clouds moving in from the southwest. we will continue to see those phil ting your sunshine tonight and also heading into tomorrow. look at this beautiful view from our exploratorium camera. temperatures in the low to mid axes. san jose 625. our san rafael camera, you are seeing mainly sunny skies right now, local two mid-from santa rosa to fairfield. 59 currently in livermore. one other life picture, the sun is being filtered, as you can see, from our east bay hills camera. hazy skies, minor temperature variations expected next week no sign of rain through early

february, unfortunately, which is why our air quality is suffering. this weekend, expect moderate air quality both saturday and sunday. notice the high clouds continuing to come through, but then the clouds will thin out a little bit and faulk will come back into the picture, especially as we head towards tomorrow night along the coastline. your morning temperatures, anywhere from mid 30's to low 50's. afternoon highs will will will w this, similar today. mid 60's santa rosa, san jose, 63 in san rafael. i want to show you the rain projection. no rain. southern california get few sprinkles with that system. as we head into early next week, there is a storm lining up in the pacific northwest. we really cannot get any of these storms in here as long as high-pressure is in control, and that is pretty much the case

into the first week of february. through february 7, no rain unfortunately in the forecast. mild and hazy tomorrow morning, fog giving way to a cooler sunday afternoon. cloudy skies monday and gusty offshore wind developing as we head toward tuesday and wednesday, but still dry. larry: thank you. a bit of a david and goliath tale in the east bay.

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the work they have put in and say the project will have a positive impact on dublin. >> this is a good project. it brings a lot of amenities for residents in the surrounding areas. parks will be put in. there will be key infrastructure including roads. >> he says the referendum they are calling for will not end development as the developer has rights to move forward with plans, but this group is proud of the grassroots effort to get these signatures and does not plan to stop now. larry: a bridge near pittsburgh collapses, highlighting the need for repairs to then'

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larry: dramatic video shows a two-lane bridge that just collapsed early this morning in pittsburgh, injuring 10 people. president biden visited that scene shortly after arriving in pennsylvania where he is publicly touting the but if it's of his bipartisan infrastructure law. elizabeth: hours after a major bridge collapsed in pittsburgh, president biden making a visit to the site, part of a trip to the city to discuss federal efforts to rebuild the nation's crumbling infrastructure. >> we are going to fix them all. not a joke. >> the president thanking first responders who rushed to the scene where the snow-covered bridge gave out. >> the bus was bouncing and

shaking. it seems long ago, probably -- it seems long, though it was probably less than a minute. >> so far, there are no deaths and 10 minor injuries. >> firefighters on scene also did, like, a daisy chain, grabbing him and pulling him up. >> the ntsb sending a team to the scene as the investigation into the cause of the collapse gets under way. >> travel on this road is really important to the people on the east side of pittsburgh. >> the bridge collapsed as a stark reminder of the need to invest in pennsylvania's bridges and roads. in a speech just site, the president touted the newly enacted bipartisan infrastructure law, which provides more than $1 billion in funding for pennsylvania's bridges. >> this is the first time in the

country's history that we dedicated repair. today after the passage of last year's bipartisan infrastructure bill and the millions it will provide for long-overdue improvements. >> over the next five years, 250 million dollars is coming to sfo to kristen: the airport plans to use new funding to complete the final phase of harvey milk terminal one as well as upgrades to sfo's electrical power distribution infrastructure. larry: the boundaries of the bay

area are expanding. as people move to outlying areas, they are looking for affordable housing. planners now consider this a mega region. kristen: david lui dives into why planners see bigger geographic challenges ahead. david: the bay area once thought of itself as five, then nine counties. no longer. we are growing into a mega region as people migrate away from the bay area. nearly every close in a city has lost population. transportation network, which is why the metropolitan transportation committee is paying attention. by tracking state tax returns, researchers discovered a correlation between income and where people have moved. >> nearly 35% of movers have household income over 100,000.

in contrast, 30% or more movers to stockton and patterson had household incomes below $25,000, so that is a pretty stark difference. >> the great migration actually cause a surge in traffic woes in outlying areas, notably merced, san joaquin, and yolo county's. the cause was an increase in super commuters driving 50 or more miles one way to work. the mtc is working on a list of 12 mega region transportation projects and will use data to make sure they reflect migration patterns and bolster efforts to get state and federal funding. >> they will strategize and put together a workplan to pursue funding together to work together on those grant applications. >> it will take mega dollars to address the needs of a mega region. kristen: an unusual sight in a

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kristen: to the time now for the 4 at 4:00. we talked about this yesterday, but some bay area counties are about to loosen covert restrictions. in san francisco, people in gyms and offices can go maskless as long as everyone is vaccinated, including booster shots if

eligible. that is an exemption from the current state wide mandate running through february 15. san francisco's new health order says it brings the county in closer alignment the state. what do you think? >> i feel like, new day, new restriction, new policy. i'm just going to keep this with me wherever i go just to be safe. i mean, why not? better safe than sorry. >> i just don't even know anymore. back and forth. any time it feels like we are emerging from this, you know, we have, like, a brief window on the back end of 2021 where it looked like ok, and then we went from delta and suddenly omicron came on, and it is like a single mass, double mask, and i would love to think we can soon ditch our masks, but recent history suggests -- eh. >> i used to be against the

back-and-forth, and then i was like, maybe you take it went it is safe to take it. >> i also think if everyone starts taking off their masks because they feel like we are boosted, we are vaccinated, we are good, then we will start the trend of going back up again. i think i'm hanging onto this ti for now. kristen: oh, is that a 49er mask? i love it. larry: very well done. speaking of the 49ers, all the attention has diverted attention from another big bay area sports story, and that is kyrie irving will take the court against the warriors in san francisco tomorrow. irving is unvaccinated, and the city of san francisco requires warriors players to be vaccinated and all players attending games to show proof of vaccination, but the mandate does not apply to visiting players, so irving can play here, but he cannot play at his own home games in brooklyn because of new york's strict

vaccine mandate. i should mention, the warriors-that's game will be live here on abc 7 starting tomorrow at 5:30, but does the inconsistency bother any of you guys? it seems like one or the other, you know? if warriors players have to be vaccinated -- kristen: right, yes. larry: it seems so odd that when a player leaves his home market, he can play anywhere, but when he goes back home, he cannot? >> we have to talk about the essence of teamwork and being cohesive and consistent. i'm curious to hear what fellow players think about this. >> i've been curious about that arrangement since the start of the season. he cannot play at home, but he can play on the road? here on the road at this place where we would not let our players play without vaccinations -- you are not the only one asking that question. i know some of the supervisors

have been asking why they have this exception. good questions. larry: for the record, the nets have publicly supported his stance and privately been really frustrated. >> there you go. how about that katie -- how about that k.d.? >> he's hurt. >> bummer. >> baby and all those out there, kiss her heinie. >> that was his state of the state. senator joe manchin said he was not going to support the build better bill. midler tweeted, "he wants us all to be just like his state, west virginia, poor, illiterate, and strung out." midler went on twitter today saying, "i'd say his dog'sssssss

would make a better governor than him." larry: pretty classy back-and-forth. kristen: why? why? why? >> don't know. it is a twitter war. it gets people's attention, and ultimately, isn't that what people want? but of all the ways to do it, also, really? i would also say i do not think it is ever good to put down an entire state. i don't think you are going to win them over that way, and perhaps only deepen the divide, which we don't want the divide. larry: i don't think she is going to win them over in any case. it was a stunt. singer and sharon says he has not had a cell phone since -- singer ed sharon -- singer ed s heeran says he has not had a

cell phone since 2015. he said his middle health was suffering because of the device. he now prefers to communicate with people by email. the question would be -- could any of you here give up your cell phone? >> i'm looking at both of my phones right now and i have 400 77 text messages on this one and 377 on this one unread, and i feel stressed as we speak. >> can you put it away? >> no! larry: which one is the burner phone? >> how did people do it before cell phones were around? >> i know. >> i feel like if i had to put the phone away for a day, i could probably get by, but forever? >> when i go to a place that has bad reception, i feel my heart rate start to increase because i'm thinking, what am i missing out? and more often than not, i'm not missing out on anything.

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specifically design and stop them with only antiracist books in the area. larry: we talked with two creators and cofounders of rise up against racism, which is headquartered in walnut creek. >> we are in jenny's garage where a lot of our magic happens, and this completed library was done by one of our commissioned artists. she is based in the bay area. we are excited to install this. the books are part of our curated collections of antiracism inside. this is one of our libraries. >> it is beautiful. congratulations. where did the idea come from to do this? >> the idea really came last year after the terrible incident with george floyd. we really were inspired about how do we bring antiracist books to our children and the adults in our community, so we came up

with this idea to not only build little free libraries but also make them antiracist, and we made them very intentional and put them right in the middle, and you can see it says this little library is antiracist. we started installing them all over the bay area. our community has just been so receptive to this idea that we are filling our community with these diverse books, especially the ones for kids, because we truly think that these books spark conversation and very necessary conversation, especially now. >> absolutely, and a conversation that needs to keep happening. we have seen these antiracist little libraries pop up around the country. i was reading a "washington post" article where you all were included, but there were also

some people that started them and in one case, this woman has had all the books taken more than i think two times now. have you all had a positive response to this? any pushback? >> it has been really wonderful in our community and greater bay area. the support we received from individuals and organizations and then being able to go to our itrast and see how many different visitors are coming each and every day. thankfully, we really have not received pushback, but, you know, the other little free libraries that exist across the country, and the event that you just shared, i think it is really is illustrative that the work needs to continue. when folks are uncomfortable and thinking about and talking about issues of inclusion and

representation and equity, and there's discomfort, it means the needle is being moved. we are excited. we have 10 libraries here in the bay area and big plans for this new year and are excited to also expand our offering of book selections as well. kristen: the interview happened live on abc 7 at 7:00, our new streaming show. you can catch it weekdays from 7:00 to 8:00 a.m. larry: pretty cool concept. it just shows you can make an impact. if you've got a good idea, it catches on, right? kristen: that's right. how is the weather going to be in your neighborhood? let's check in with meteorologist sandy patel. sandy: high-class coming through the bay area right now. wish i could tell you there's rain coming.

nothing in the forecast. high temperatures tomorrow, low to mid 60's. here is a live view from our golden gate bridge camera, beautiful view with all this nice weather. tree pollen is running high. juniper, cedar, alder, ash may be your culprits. cooler sunday as fog rolls back in. cooler wind brings milder weather next week. larry: a slew of new options are included in the ios update this spring. her smile is include the multi-face, hand over mouth, saluted face, dotted line face, diagonal mouth, and holding back tears face. one of these could be a little bit awkward. this emoji could represent anything from pondering or

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larry: coming up tonight, 8:00,

"shark tank," followed by "20/20" or 9:00 and don't miss abc news at 11:00. we are showing you some 49er fans. they come in all ages and sizes, and the ones we are about to profile may be the most passionate out there. lyanne melendez visited presidio middle school in san francisco today, a.k.a. the young 49er empire. >> lunchtime at presidio middle school interrupted. >> ♪ let's go, 9ers ♪ 9ers ♪ 9e♪ >> as you know, the 49ers' legacy started here with the cats. almost everyone came ready to show their love for the game and for the team. they may be able to throw a f passes, but let's see how much these students have really learned.

you know, the important stuff. like, who is your favorite player? >> i just like all of the players on the 49ers. >> do you have a favorite player? >> well, -- no, i do not. well, i do on the other team, the rams. >> do you know how many super bowls they have won? >> i'm not sure, probably six? >> five or something? >> why were the 49ers named the 49ers? >> i actually don't know that question. >> no, not at all. >> sounds familiar. >> was at the gold rush? >> middle schoolers with the 49er spirit and enough energy to carry them through sunday.

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