level four storm hit the bay area, we are still talking road closures, fallen trees and power outages. and sadly, the storm is a deadly one. that is the sad part about this. >> so we have team coverage spread out in the neighborhoods that were hit the hardest by the storm. but let's begin with abc seven news weather anchor spencer christian with a look at the forecast. spencer. >> okay, dan, i'll start with a look at that live doppler seven image you just commented on, which shows us widespread relief for much o of the bay area. and yet we still have a storm down here in the south bay, reaching from, well, the gilroy area up through morgan hill, across the mount hamilton area, up into livermore, out to tracy and antioch. we still have some rain and some heavy downpours, localized, isolated, but heavy downpours nonetheless. so this is still a storm ranking level one on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale for the next few hours, we'll have periods of showers and maybe a thunderstorm or two isolated. of course, much lighter wind than yesterday, and watch for debris on the roadways if you're driving. here's the forecast animation. notice how

quickly it all disappears. i'm talking next 2 to 3 hours. this storm should be all gone, giving way to at least partial clearing during the overnight hours going into the early morning. the wind is really calm right now. only one location, san francisco, showing surface wind speeds above ten miles per hour. yet flooding concerns remain because the soil is super saturated, so a flood warning remains in effect until 7:00 this evening. for parts of sonoma, napa and marin counties and a fat until r solano county. but uh- sunnier skies are on the way. i'll tell you about that a little bit later. dan good to hear. >> spencer. thank you. as we said, this storm unfortunately has turned deadly. a man was killed in boulder creek after a tree fell on a home along highway nine. abc seven news south bay reporter dustin dorsey spoke with a neighbor and he is live with the story. dustin >> yeah, dan it's chilly right now, but we have some clear skies overhead. a major difference from what it was over the weekend, particularly yesterday, where strong winds and heavy rain brought down

thousands of trees throughout the santa cruz mountains, including in boulder creek, where 45 year old robert brainard was sadly killed when one of those trees came down on a home. a soft rain falls during a solemn day in boulder creek. one person is dead after a massive tree came crashing down onto this house just off of highway nine. chris louth saw it all happen from his house across the street. >> right across all these. it was like one of these bad boys and we could see, just like from over here, it went boom, boom, boom just came down. >> the damage was extensive while the front of the house looked undamaged, the back show the devastation from the impact. eight cars in the driveway were crushed by the fallen tree, but the sound of the falling tree was not the most terrifying thing. neighbors heard. >> the thing we heard was somebody screaming, but then the screaming stopped like. like you've ever heard a wounded dog

like that, but it wasn't a dog. it was human. the impact of the tree killed 45 year old robert brainard, the third, inside the house. >> a second person in the home escaped and called 911. but ems and fire were unable to save brainard. inside louth wishes he could have done more. >> you live in the mountains, you everybody knows you don't know each other, but you know we all. it's a small community, so i'm pretty sure someone i know knows the person. so >> and it's tough to lose someone. >> it's more so tough. like just there's a tree like he could have been watching tv in his living room and then boom, gone. >> louth said he would cringe with every loud crack he heard during the storm. the county tells us there were several reports of trees crushing homes as damage was felt throughout the region. >> we had winds over 60 miles an hour at the coast and uh- over 90. in some of the upper elevations in the santa cruz mountains. so that's pretty extraordinary wind event for our county. um, i've been asked by people how many trees came down.

i don't know, but the answer is in the thousands. >> thankfully, there were no more lives lost across the county during the busy and hard hitting storm, but this is a reminder of the dangers of mountain living. >> i love living up here. i won't move, this won't stop me. but like, just know that out. boom. blink of an eye you'll be gone. >> our thoughts and prayers are of course, with robert brainard's family and friends at this time. the other problem going on right now here in the santa cruz mountains with those trees, thousands remain without power. the county says they are working with pg and e to try to get the lights back on. hopefully soon as we get dark. this evening here live in the santa cruz mountains. dustin dawsey abc seven news okay, dustin, thank you very much. >> crews are working to restore power to more than 130,000 p-g-and-e's customers in the bay area. this is a look at p-g-and-e's outage map. the colors represent different clusters. red means more than 5000 are without power. orange is between 500 and 5000. yellow is fewer than 500. >> this storm really packed a

punch in terms of outages. this was one of the top three most impactful storms in p-g-and-e's history, according to the national weather service. this was the strongest storm in the bay area since 2010. utility has brought out more contractors to help today and is working to restore power to all affected areas in the north bay. >> yesterday's major storm left a trail of destruction in its wake. the cleanup is just beginning and could take weeks. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard continues our live team coverage in santa rosa. cornell ahmed this neighborhood still without power tonight, there is a trail of debris across much of sonoma county. >> tree limbs and branches. some of those trees doing some real damage tonight. check it out. this tree crushed part of this home here in santa rosa. luckily the homeowner was not here at the time, but he tells us that he had a bad feeling something would happen during the storm.

>> i had a premonition, and when i was over there, one limb says a premonition that a tree would fall on his santa rosa home came true sunday after this 100 foot fir tree came crashing down on top of his garage. >> the home on nob hill drive is now redtagged, meaning unsafe to occupy. >> luckily, no one is injured, so it's okay. and this? this is actually a healthy tree, so i have no idea. maybe the wind was way too strong. the mega storm uprooting dozens of trees across sonoma county. >> pure panic. just panic. >> dorina voloshyna and blake o'connor are stuck at home in forestville after strong winds toppled this giant tree, which took part of their asphalt driveway and power lines down with it. we're kind of stranded up here. >> we can't take our car down this driveway and we can't cross the downed power lines until they come and clear it. >> heavy rain caused tributaries on the russian river to spill over into vineyards, flooding waller road. hi. we're here at russian river brewing company in windsor, uh- our power went out

last night at about 630 and no news yet from p-g-and-e's as to when it's going to be restored. >> natalie chiluiza from the russian river brewing company says her crew took matters into their own hands and rented this 800 watt generator to keep the beer cool. >> we were able to save the beer and we were able to get a little packaging and filtration done. today in marin county, first responders say high winds toppled this big tree into a home in forest knolls, causing extensive damage. no one was hurt. >> i just heard a boom boom. and when i guess my eyes opened, i saw a flash over there and a couple of seconds later, there was another boom. then there was a flash here in novato, heather catalon says a eucalyptus tree fell overnight off alameda del prado. >> it snapped two power poles on the way down and left her with no power and a very big mess in the neighborhood. >> wires were everywhere and it was just so scary

>> first responders so busy this weekend, cal fire says during sunday's storm, its emergency command center responded to almost 400 incidents of trees and power lines down. meantime the homeowner here vowing to repair and rebuild. but it's going to take a long time. we're live in santa rosa tonight. cornel bernard, abc seven news. >> yeah, sure will. cornel thank you so much. and you can track the storm with the same live doppler seven that spencer uses. just search abc seven bay area in your devices app store to download it now. >> more weather as we continue, but let's move on. we are in the countdown to the super bowl. the 40 niners will play the kansas city chiefs this sunday in las vegas or as i like to call them, taylor swift's boyfriend's team. >> yes, i mean, that's appropriate. we sent our own abc seven news team to las vegas to cover the game. the fans and the excitement all week long. let's go live to abc seven news sports director larry biel. hey, larry, how is vegas tonight? >> uh- vegas is popping. it always is. i just love taylor

swift's boyfriend team. i had not heard that, but that's you know, you ought to use that as a catch phrase or trademark that. yeah that's that's fantastic. we're just a few minutes away from uh, the 40 niners taking part in opening night at the super bowl. hot topic of conversation is going to be the quote unquote, questionable field conditions where the niners are practicing at unlv. although the. commissioner of the nfl says the field i playable, all the concern for the 40 niners is the unlv v practice field is too spongy. they're concerned about the potential for injuries, and the niners have had this concern in and other places. and nick bosa got hurt at metlife a few years ago. they've had a number of these field issues in the past. so they're sensitive to it. also it's been pouring rain here and the unlv field is outdoors. the chiefs they're indoors at the raiders facility. commissioner roger goodell says the nfl has 23 experts who claim the field is playable. i don't know how

they got 23 of them, but anyway, for more, here's abc sevens chris alvarez with espn's nick wagoner. all right, here with espn's nick wagoner. >> nick, we're here at opening night. it's such an extravagant event, but let's talk about coming to the off field. but on the field issue with the 40 niners and the practice field kind of fill us in for the fans that don't know what's going on at unlv. >> well what's interesting chris, as you know, and as the fans know, the 40 niners are not big fans of field turf of the hard surface. but the issue that they're running into right now at unlv is not that. it's that there is grass over turf, and it's creating a real kind of a weird sense of their footing. and all those types of things. i don't i don't think they'reworrr safety issue. so much as just trying to be able to get their work done throughout the course of the day. so the niners did have today a walk through. it was going to be their first chance to really get a feel for it. so the players and the coaches and the people who actually have to play on it will get got their first look at it. >> i've seen some reports that there may be they have to share

with the chiefs, and there's all this timing issue. i mean, that's kind of a weird thing to go into super bowl week. >> yeah, it's the last thing you want is to be able it's hard enough because you're not in your normal routine. and as we know, these players are the biggest creatures of habit of anyone out there. coaches, even more so to that extent. so i think that is going to be a big consideration for them if they do have to move, what does this mean for our scheduling? because the obvious option is yes, they can go use the raiders facility, but they would have to do it after the chiefs. >> nick, thank you so much. we'll be seeing you around. >> so just to follow up on what nick was saying, the unlv playing surface is artificial turf and the nfl put a grass surface on top of it last week. that is creating the sponginess effect. the raiders have three outdoor practice fields in addition to what the chiefs are using indoors, and the chiefs are technically the home team, so they got to choose it alternates every year, so we'll see if they can work something out schedule wise or when the chiefs aren't there, the niners can be there. it's a kind of complicated option that you really just do not want to have. as you get ready for the super bowl uh. enough about the grass. all right? we come back

later in sports. we're going to come back and talk about the defense and what happened to the niners defense. they have to play better defense dan against taylor swift's boyfriend team i think i think that's i'm going to use that. >> let's use that all week. that's a good one. >> all right. thanks larry. >> yes our live super bowl coverage continues in 15 minutes. >> we'll catch up with abc seven news reporter j.r. stone, who found some 40 niners faithful vying for the title of biggest fan ever. also ahead, that's the problem for me because six more months i don't know what i'll do . >> what started out as a 90 day project will now last at least nine months. hear from people affected about whether this is helping to build a better bay area. >> and next, a look at some of the worst of the storm damage done to the ea

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good news. the resort has received nearly a foot of snow in the last 24 hours. all right. back here at home, people in the east bay are dealing with the damage in the aftermath of the storm. abc seven news reporter leslie brinkley is live once again in walnut creek, with a major scene there. leslie >> update for you here. dan. i have people at this apartment complex. it's pitch black over there. they're coming up to me and saying, when will the lights go back on? it's been over 24 hours now. the answer is p-g-and-e's is here on scene. there are 20 trucks lined up along ignacio valley road and they are working into the night to repair two broken power poles that literally snapped in the winds yesterday afternoon. and they are supporting all the power lines that go east of here . as they try to do these repairs. it's been a scene like this across many neighborhoods in the east bay. power poles

snapped across parts of the east bay. electricity went out at this grocery store in downtown walnut creek sunday at 4 p.m, as did hundreds of homes by morning , desperate residents crowded into coffee shops for a warm cup of what they couldn't make at home. >> so there's nothing to do at home. i have no heat, and certainly no internet, so i'm here at peet's three, walnut creek elementary school started the day with no power and no heat warning. >> parents in an email about the situation. by lunchtime, though, the lights came back on over in the oakland hills, a towering eucalyptus tree came crashing down onto the roof of a home at grass valley road and scotia drive. remove all of the immense tree required a crane to do the heavy lifting. >> i went for a walk so the huge eucalyptus on this, uh, you know , roof right here wasn't really a surprise because, uh, last

year during the storm, there were like a couple who fell in this house to, thankfully, just on the fence. so pretty much everybody knows this is kind of like a timing bomb. they're just going to keep falling if they don't cut them in just a block away. >> at a chabot regional park staging area, you could see a field of stumps where east bay mud removed at least ten eucalyptus trees in recent years in hayward, power was out at the cal state east bay campus, which canceled classes for the day. power was eventually restored there, but residents in orinda along bates boulevard weren't so lucky. the whole neighborhood went dark sunday, and by monday afternoon, the lights still weren't on. >> it was cold. of course, you can warm up the house. you can heat anything to eat. and, uh, it's not easy. well again along ignacio valley road,

where they're working feverishly to get these power lines back up on new poles. >> uh- two eastbound lanes of ignacio completely shut down there. the traffic repercussions we're noticing right now, some ambulances having trouble getting through because of some of those lane closures. so again, p-g-and-e's is working hard here on the scene to try to get power restored to this pocket of walnut creek. reporting live. i'm leslie brinkley, abc seven news. >> i can understand about the ambulances. thank you leslie. it was i came through there today. it was just backed up terribly for miles. >> yeah, hopefully we get enough of a break in the rain that some of these problems can be resolved. spencer, we need ketchup. >> we are about to get into break from the rain territory for thankfully. here's a look at live doppler seven. you can see that there's not a lot left from the storm in terms of coverage across the bay area, but what is left is significant down in the south bay from morgan hill and gilroy, up into the mount hamilton area, and then up into the east bay, up to tracy, out

to antioch. we've still got showers and in some of these showers we have some localized downpours as well. so it's still a storm. on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale. level one storm for the next few hours after that, we expect it to taper off, but we expect more isolated showers, maybe isolated thunderstorms, much lighter winds. of course, than yesterday. here's the forecast animation taking us into the evening hours. and by 8 or 9:00 we expect the showers that are falling now to be pretty much over. and that will take us into some clearing during the overnight hours. yet we still have some flood concerns diminishing as they are, but flood concerns nonetheless. a flood warning remains in effect until 7:00 this evening for portions of napa, sonoma and marin counties and for solano county. it's a flood watch in effect until 7:00. this evening. right now we're looking at temperature readings of 54 degrees in san francisco and oakland and san mateo, mid 50s also at hayward and san jose. other temperature readings right now looking up to the north bay and over to the east bay. 51. santa rosa 46 petaluma. pretty chilly there. low to mid 50s at

napa, fairfield, concord and livermore and in the overnight hours we'll see again. clearing continuing. there'll be some lingering clouds, especially down in the south bay and then moving eastward out towards the central valley. but overnight lows mainly in the upper 30s and the coolest inland areas to low and mid 40s elsewhere. tomorrow so we'll have a coastal flood advisory in effect from 6 a.m. to 10 a.m. for the bay shoreline and for the north bay shoreline, and for the inland valleys of the north bay. we expect high tides to have an influence there, as well as the saturated soil we already have. so there's a risk of some flooding in low lying areas, lots, parks and roads, highs tomorrow, by the way, under sunny skies, mainly in the mid to upper 50s. not a mild day, but a sunny and dry one. and here's the accuweather seven day forecast. now we expect more lightrillionain to develop on wednesday and thursday levels. level one storm activity on those two days we don't expect much rain out of this system. friday partly cloudy but cool. but look at saturday, sunday and monday. mainly sunny and milder with

high temperatures reaching back into the 60s which almost seems balmy compared to what we've had. >> yeah. certainly does. all right. thanks spencer. okay >> we are live in las vegas on this super bowl week talking with 40 niners fans who are already in town. >> you'll hear what they had to say on this ra politicians... "he's bad. i'm good." blah, blah. let's shake things up. with katie porter.

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winter time, there is so much to do inside and many of those casinos. and while it rained hour after hour after hour, today, 40 niners fans were able to go inside and have fun at some of those casinos. we talked with 40 niners fans from from arizona, southern california, and of course norcal. they're wearing go niners pants in las vegas. as we inch our way closer to super bowl 58. >> i'm the biggest niners fan on the face of the planet. go, niners. bang bang niner gang. >> haley estabrook came to vegas from arizona and even has her arizona cardinals fan boyfriend wearing a christian mccaffrey jersey. so you must really be in love with her to wear this jersey. >> absolutely, absolutely. >> but let's hope most of the love in this town is for the san francisco 40 niners. former miss california and current warriors in arena host katherine liang is in town. she's involved in lunar new year events at the plaza at the venetian resort and involved

in cheering for her team. does former miss california lose her voice when she cheers for the niners? >> oh, all the time. >> even for the warriors to. >> these two would also be losing their voice at the super bowl. but the price tag of the big game just a bit much, especially after attending the nfc championship for $2,000. >> i mean, i got my boss at work was like, we pay you too much. i was like, you know, you don't pay me enough if i want to go to the super bowl game. >> rob's wife was pretty straight to the point about it when they said like 9000, 6000 for tickets for the super bowl, you were like, i was like, which kidney could i sell? >> oh, man, you heard it. >> there. 40 niners fans will do just about anything for tickets to that super bowl game on sunday, and there is still hope among many of those fans to get to that game. and talking with those fans, many also very upset about the practice conditions for the 40 niners. and it is likely i'm just guessing here, putting a bet down on the fact that we will likely hear more

about that from fans in the coming days. reporting live in las vegas j.r. stone, abc seven news. fans the league, the teams it's going to be a big deal, i think. >> jared, thanks so much. >> and our live team coverage in las vegas continues on abc seven mornings with a live reports from abc seven news reporter zach fuentes. catch him tomorrow between 5 and 8 a.m. on abc seven news on tv and streaming. >> coming up next, a look at weather in extending a ban on street vendors in the mission district is actually building a better bay area. you'll hear from vendors and nearby business owners about the effect it's having, and we thought we had it rough with this weekend's weather. >> wait until you see how bad it was in southern california

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about an hour ago, 38 flights have been canceled and some 396 delayed. the situation isn't as bad at the bay area's other two major airports. check out the abc seven oakland airport camera. it's reporting seven cancellations and 79 delayed flights. san jose international airport is reporting just one cancellation and 74 delayed flights. now, southern california is getting hit hard by this weather system as well. >> really hard. >> reporter carlos granda from our sister station in l.a. shows you what happened in studio city . >> the fast moving mudslide tore through this neighborhood, leaving rocks and debris strewn around the streets. >> sounded like a some sort of a explosion or something. >> it all started just after 9:00 last night here on lock ridge road. firefighters helped 16 residents evacuate from every house on this small street. the slide sent large rocks and mud through one home. jessica ralph says her parents, who live here, were able to get out.

>> there was a mudslide. it started at the back of the house. um, and then they were able to get themselves out safely by climbing over through the back. it's terrifying. i'm just glad that both of them were to make it be able to make it out. >> residents say. what's incredible is how fast and how powerful this mudslide was. for example, in this home, it pushed this car against the fence and the front end is crushed. a gas line was sheared, causing a leak, but the gas company took care of that quickly. >> we had heard that something like this happened in the 80s, but, uh, i never imagined it would be this, this, this bad. my husband opened our front door and the mud started coming in the house, and then he couldn't shove it all the way closed. >> andrea holstein says the mud came down the hill and surrounded her home. >> she packed up her family and drove over rocks to get out. now her car has two flat tires, so it was crazy. >> it was loud. and then like trash cans and boulders and debris flowing around the corner, it was pretty crazy. never saw anything like that.

>> and the storm isn't over just yet. city officials say they have to check these hillsides to make sure they're stable. in los angeles, i'm carlos granada, abc seven news and happening now. >> neighbors are attending a community meeting to learn more about a controversial plan to build a costco at the west gate west shopping center in san jose. some opposed the plan, citing possible traffic congestion and saying there are already four costco's within a 20 minute drive. costco says it is listening to concerns and is making refinements to address them. >> happening today, registered voters in san francisco can begin to cast their ballots for the march primary. the voting center on the first floor of city hall is now open weekdays from 8 a.m. until five in the afternoon on weekend hours start later this month. california primary is march 5th, one month away. a new plan to fight homelessness was unveiled today, but it not in the bay area in a place that specifically aims to avoid being like the bay area. the announcement was made by florida governor ron desantis.

>> you know, you look at places like san francisco where you can rob the stores blind and they don't do anything. the homelessness and the drugs and the crime have just really made it a miserable for just law abiding people. and many of these parts. we're not going to let any uh- city turn into a san francisco, not on our watch. we're not going to let that happen. we're going to have protection for people. >> right? do you see the podium? it reads, don't allow florida to become san francisco. this is not the first time florida's governor has targeted california. last summer, he visited san francisco and shot a campaign ad a few months before a televised debate with california's governor, gavin newsom. >> when you look around and uh, the city is not vibrant anymore. it's really collapsed because of leftist policies. days mantis has since suspended his presidential campaign. >> san francisco is extending its ban on street vendors on mission street until august. city officials implemented the

90 day ban back in november after public works inspectors were attacked by unpermitted vendors selling items believed to be stolen. abc seven news reporter luz pena has reaction to today's decision and a look at how it's part of building a better bay area. >> san francisco street vendors woke up to the news. the city is extending the street vending ban on mission street for an additional 180 days. >> six more months. i don't know what i do. >> manuel soltero is one of at least 100 street vendors legally permitted to sell on mission street. when we met him last week, he was counting down the days for the ban to expire. at the end of this month. today, he was heartbroken. >> i feel bad because that's again how i pay all my bills, my rent. >> the impact on vendors is clear inside the location rented by the city for 40 vendors to sell, there were only two. both disappointed they can't go back

outside on mission street. >> made nombre de dios. >> some days i sell $10 $20. in late november, the city prohibited street vending, so they could work on pushing out unpermitted vendors who were blocking sidewalks and participating in illicit activities. two months into the ban, the city said their efforts worked. 56% of businesses surveyed on mission street said the street was safer. today, the mayor took the ban a step further in light of how much many challenges we've had around safety is to keep this going as we try to work through sacramento to get some changes to the policy to address fencing, the manager at las carnitas restaurant likes the change but is conflicted. >> we have been seeing a positive change. streets are clean now for the persons who had a permit. i don't think it's okay for them. the public works director said. >> they're set to continue enforcement seven days a week,

from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m, but she acknowledged that after they leave, unpermitted vendors continue to take over some sidewalks. it allows us to reset the conditions. >> what we have seen is vast improvement when we're out there , but the minute that we are off, we see people taking advantage of that and moving right back in. and i really want to emphasize those are folks who are fencing illegally. they're not the permitted vendors. >> in the meantime, street vendors like manuel have received $1,000 in financial aid from the city's office of economic and workforce development. but he says all he wants to do is go out and sell again. >> now is 180 days, and then. don't know, in san francisco. >> luz pena, abc seven news uk's sf health will now acquire two of dignity health's longest serving hospitals saint francis memorial and saint mary's medical center, will join ucsf, along with its outpatient san francisco clinics. >> the goal here is to preserve

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and i approve this message. this today. it was the view a lot of drivers had. this was driving north on 280, heading to san francisco. but check this out a rainbow that seems to span across san francisco. so the view is captured along the embarcadero near the ferry building. it's kind of like a payoff. it is. >> it's a well-earned payoff after a spencer a very difficult 24 hours. you're right. we have literally weathered some severe storms. here's a look at live doppler seven right now. and here's what's left of the storm. that pounded us yesterday over in the south bay and moving up through the mount hamilton area into the far inland east bay. we still have some uh. it will come back with the with the wipe there, there you go. you see the green coming back? we still have

some showers and isolated downpours moving eastward and pushing out of the bay area. still though, as long as we have this in the bay area, it's a level one storm for the next couple of hours, producing periods of showers and isolated downpours and possibly isolated thunderstorm overnight lows under partly mostly cloudy skies will be mainly in the low to mid 40s, little chillier in the inland valleys. highs tomorrow sunny or skies. highs in the mid to upper 50s and the accuweather seven day forecast is looking pretty good. some lightrillionain on wednesday and thursday. a level one storm, but not very intense. partly cloudy and dry on friday and dry and sunny and warm. warmer going into the weekend. all right. we can take a one. yeah, yeah, one we can take. you're right. no more fours. thank you. spencer. all right. >> well, the weather had some issues, but we finally got our team to las vegas. >> we did. and although it's been raining, i guess larry uh- all day in las vegas. sports director larry biel in vegas for us. yeah it has been raining. >> uh. that's that's for sure.

it's raining. seems like everywhere. uh, it's been raining points on the niners defense lately, too. uh we're we're. >> and we're going to talk defense. >> they're getting sliced and diced lately. what is going on. that's next in sports

good evening. we are live in las vegas for opening night at the super bowl. in fact, we are now just seven minutes away from the 40 niners coming out for their interviews. the chiefs met the media earlier. of chief concern for the 40 niners right now has to be the state of their defense . i mean the detroit lions just shredded them in the first half of the nfc championship game. truly shocking because the red and gold defense has been among

the very best in the league during the regular season. then in the postseason, both the packers and lions had their way with that defense. i asked nfl network analyst brian baldinger, balding as he's known what has happened to the defense. well, first of all, it's great running into you. i'd rather be snorkeling with you somewhere, but yeah, but but that'll come. uh- what has happened to the 40 niners defense in the past few weeks? it almost seems like they peaked in late november, early december, and now they have a hard time stopping anybody. >> me yeah, well, they're getting blocked. they're not getting off blocks, you know. and so it really starts there. and then when the defense tackles are getting blocked like they did against detroit, it looks to me without talking to fred warner and dre greenlaw, it looks to me like they're guessing a little bit about where the action is going. and they're not really trusting the guys up front. and the run fits were terrible against detroit. and similarly, um, if you give aaron jones six inches of daylight, he's not going to miss

a hole. and they didn't tackle very well in that game. and so it's a combination of getting off blocks, uh, trusting the guys in front of you. your run fits have got to be done basically with blindfolds on. and they haven't done that. and then they have been susceptible to just end runs all year. and wide zone plays. and so it's still a question of just getting off blocks right now and defeating them. >> how much. realistically change at this point in the season with your tendencies? and i mean, you can't just start from scratch. >> no, but i mean, you can go to a five man defensive front. they have shown that at times if you're worried about the run, if you're worried about what isaiah pacheco could do, especially against patrick mahomes. >> yeah, because you're not going to fool him that many times. >> no, you're not going to fool him. and look, his ability to extend plays and find the secondary receiver or you know, the play beyond the x's and o's. it's a it's a real factor for every defense. would love to play two high safeties and say, okay, we're going to take your

deep passing away. we're going to stop you with our front seven until you can't stop them. you got to run them out of it. they probably want to start with their safeties back to protect against mahomes deep shots, and then be able to control things with their front seven. all right. >> well it remains to be seen if they weren't controlling a heck of a lot against detroit. so a little bit more physicality and effort. >> certainly an effort is supreme to i mean like you've got to pursue the ball. and so that's what they're built upon. that's what kansas city's defense is built upon. and that's how they got here is by effort and pursuit. and so i'm sure steve wilks showed them a number of plays from the championship game where it's not anything that i'm going to call that's going to make the difference. it's what you're going to do that has to make the difference, and you should not have to worry about coaching effort in some of the biggest games of the season by the way, i was slightly underdressed for the ball. >> the interview had kind of i just came from the gym look so, uh, if i don't, i was going to see him. i would have i would have, you know, down the suit and tie. let me give you an update on the warriors because, uh, they're leading 9690 in

brooklyn with about three minutes left. game three of a five game road trip. and, uh there's 23,000 fans here for opening night at the super bowl. just show you the strength of the nfl brand. it's truly remarkable. you know, the allure and the attraction. abc seven sports, sponsored by your northern california honda dealers. and we're going to go down and get all the interviews with the niners. we'll show you those coming up at abc seven news at 11. okay. >> perfect. excellent. larry, i'm going to choose to say that he was overdressed. >> yeah. that's a good point. >> you like it? thanks, larry. >> all right. tonight on abc seven at eight, it's the bachelor at ten. bad romance, a special edition of 2020. then stay with us for abc seven news at 11. but that is going to do it for us for now. thank you so much for watching. >> i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley for spencer christian, larry biel and our entire team in las vegas with the super bowl. we appreciate your time. we'll see you again

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