seven mornings live. >> right now. at 5 a.m, a police chase ends with an suv crashing into a crowd watching the super bowl at a san francisco bar. witnesses describe that frightening scene. >> safety during pride. the trump administration's policy towards the lgbtq community, causing leaders and advocates to rethink security ahead of this year's event. the changes already being mapped out to ensure the safety of everyone. >> the philadelphia eagles, the winners of super bowl 59. a look at the game, the celebrations, the performances and of course, the ads. i don't know, i thought the ads were. >> i just. >> did you. >> i really like there was like

the nike one where they were like talking about women in sports. i was like, okay, i'm feeling the empowerment there. yeah. >> it was just very ho hum to me. but kendrick lamar, i was screaming. >> i screamed. >> i screamed. >> of course, playing the song. >> he looked straight at the camera. >> yeah. >> and now lisa's going to look straight. >> at the camera. yeah. >> i didn't know about his whole drake feud. oh, lisa. yeah. no, i got it into that. i figured it out quick. >> welcome to the drama. >> exactly. all right. good morning everybody. we're going to have some drama here with the weather later on this week in fact, in the next few days. but as we get you going right now, you'll notice that we've got clear sky and cold temperatures until 9:00. we've got our frost advisory freeze warning in the usual spots. and look at that 36 in santa rosa. it is freezing in gilroy. 35 concord. and we take you further to the north. we're below freezing in sonoma and santa rosa and napa at 29 degrees. so the air mass

very cold. the winds are light. we're anywhere from 2 to 4 degrees colder than we were yesterday. so the trend continues through the 7:00 hour. still plenty of 30s, a few low 40s. so even san francisco dropping off this morning by 10:00. we've got a few numbers around 50, but it takes throughout the day once again to get us through the 50s. but we've got increasing high clouds. so mid and upper 50s for your afternoon highs today, a dry day for your monday. most of tuesday is dry. we're bringing in our storm impact scale late in the day, and that's going to allow for some showers perhaps along the evening commute. and then we're going to talk about a stronger atmospheric river headed our way on thursday. good morning gloria. >> good morning to you lisa. good morning to everybody. >> at home. so lisa mentioned a dry day. we're not seeing any impacts to the roads today. of course later that week that could change as you could have some slick commutes out there later on this week. but right now we're looking at our traffic cameras here. we're not seeing too many major backups or delays. ths

a live look at our bay bridge camera. you can see the upper deck. we are seeing some cars there, but they're flowing nicely. no major backups at this time. and looking live at our san jose 101 880 camera, you can see those headlights heading towards the city, but it is an easy drive from the south bay into the peninsula, heading towards the city. looking at your drive times for right now. tracy to dublin 37 minutes san rafael to san francisco 16 minutes and antioch to concord, 14 minutes. reggie. >> gloria. thank you. this morning, six people are recovering after they got hurt when an suv smashed through this parklet outside a san francisco bar. many people were gathered at the napper tandy in the mission district to watch the super bowl yesterday when that crash happened. police say it was the end of a chase that started near the stonestown galleria. officers responded to a call about a wanted vehicle and when they tried to stop the suv, the suspects took off and that is when the chase began. witnesses described this terrible crash. >> and then we heard these tires

break loose like someone's out of control in their car. the structure on the street, people were sitting totally exploded. car kept coming. i thought i was about to die. >> police say two women tried to run after the crash. police caught up with them and arrested them. >> in the north bay last week. storms have brought up new concerns for first responders and residents near the russian river and gloria. the community is already preparing for potential flooding and landslides. >> that's right, amanda. the flooding of the river last week left plenty of work to do in the north bay. this week. you can see some footage that we have here on this rv flooded, prompting rescues and evacuations as three feet of water took over the neighborhood. residents are worried that the area will be at risk of flooding again if the water levels don't drop soon. a guerneville resort was underwater, and now that flooding has receded, workers are trying to dry out furniture and clean up on top of flooding. first responders are worried about the possibility of another

landslide in the north bay. >> this is the kind of stuff we're up against. and as you were asking earlier, if we get one more rain, we're going to have more and more of these. in forestville, an unoccupied home was swept into the russian river by a mudslide, and in santa rosa, over a dozen residents remain under evacuation warnings after a landslide destroyed a home there. rain is supposed to pick back up on wednesday with the ground already saturated, officials are on the lookout for future mudslides. amanda. >> all right, gloria, thank you. and today, meta employees will find out if they're being laid off as part of a new round of performance based job cuts. affected workers will be notified by email this morning. last month, facebook's parent company said it planned to cut 5% of its workforce. that's more than 3000 people. meta offis say workers who are considered to be the lowest performers would be let go. the menlo park based company plans to backfill the positions later this year. >> this week, international leaders and top names in the tech world will meet to discuss

what's next for the future of ai. an international summit on ai regulation kicked off in paris this morning. leaders from google spoke ahead of the summit about the challenges of regulating a tech that's changing so fast. >> it's important to regulate ai, but it's important to get the regulations right, and that's hard when the technology itself is not fully understood and it's so fast moving. and it also needs to be international because ai is going to affect all countries, the whole world. and as a technology and it's it needs to there needs to be sort of international cooperation around that. >> the summit aims to find common ground between the trump administration, china and 100 other countries when it comes to regulating ai. >> today, a federal judge in boston will consider whether to block president trump and elon musk from carrying out their unprecedented plan to buy out tens of thousands of federal employees. it comes as musk and his department of government efficiency continue to shrink. the federal government now closing the consumer financial

protection bureau, the watchdog group, was established after the 2008 financial crisis to safeguard americans finances, according to an internal email obtained by abc news. employees were told to cease all activity. in an interview with fox news, president trump hailed musk's efforts. >> he's not gaining anything. in fact, i wonder how he can devote the time to it. he's so into it. >> yesterday, president trump made another surprise proclamation ordering the treasury department to stop minting new pennies. he called them wasteful, though it isn't clear if production will stop since congress decides specifications of our currency. the president also making headlines after seeming to double down on proposals to make canada the 51st state and sees the gaza strip. the trump. >> i think that it's a big mistake to allow people, the palestinians or the people living in gaza to go back yet another time, and we don't want hamas going back and think of it as a big real estate site, and

the united states is going to own it and will. >> the trump administration has also been pushing a series of policies targeting the lgbtq community. and now leaders from san francisco for san francisco pride are sharing new steps they are taking to increase security. local lgbtq leaders tell abc seven news reporter tara campbell. a climate of threats is forcing them to adjust their day to day work. >> a sense of urgency this weekend, among the nation's largest pride organizations, from san francisco to new york leaders gathering in atlanta amid what's been a flurry of actions by the trump administration taking aim at the transgender community. >> i expect people are going to be emboldened and we are going to we are going to encounter more threats this year. >> sunday, we spoke with s.f. pride executive director suzanne ford. >> we are going to take out our security plans and look at them to make sure that, you know, they're not some things that we

shouldn't tighten up a little bit. and also we're going to look at increased costs because we will have to be looking at increased security at these events. >> that means tacking on to a pride celebration security bill that's already hundreds of thousands of dollars. >> for the two days, we spent $3.2 million and 635,000 of that last year was for security. >> ford, a transgender woman herself, describing increasing hostility. >> i've done several interviews over the last few weeks, and the comments are running really bad against us, i would say even in the bay area. >> everyone unfortunately feels like they have a target on their back. >> equality california working not only to protect the rights and safety of the lgbtq community, but also its own staff, some receiving death threats over the past year. >> it is scary times. we do have higher demands of ensuring increasing security of ensuring that our staff is also safe, ensuring that you know our information is safe.

>> ford expressing her own concerns. >> i've had several death threats last year, and i think it's going to increase this year. i'm not too worried. i a rather tall trans woman and. yeah, i. i think about it once in a while and my wife reminds me and my, my son that they are concerned. >> but amid the worry, there's no backing down. >> i'm going to walk down market street in front of that parade, and i'm going to make every appearance i can so that people put a face to trans people. >> tara campbell, abc seven news. >> it's monday. good morning to you. we're waking up to clear and cold conditions. how about 34 degrees in half moon bay? we're going to tap into this moisture as soon as tuesday night. the first batch our atmospheric river arrives on thursday. that's going to be a concerning day, with some flooding likely and hefty

rainfall amounts. right now, though, it's all about the cold. 29 napa. 28 sonoma. 31 santa rosa, 31 in livermore, below freezing in danville at 30. and we're 34, in fremont, hayward and palo alto. so bundle up. temperatures will continue to drop off for a few degrees, a few more degrees as we get into the 8:00 hour. then we'll begin to recover. so frost and freeze alerts again. looking at the next two days, clouds increase. rain arrives late in the day on tuesday. so perhaps for some of you, the tuesday evening commute wednesday, some lighter showers into late wednesday. level one system for late tuesday. late wednesday. level two on thursday. here's a look at the light increasing cloud cover the high clouds throughout your monday and then into tuesday. there is that rain that comes in throughout the evening hours. snowy peaks. we've got the cold air in place. we get a break on wednesday. wednesday night we're looking at more rain. so easily two inches out there, maybe two. close to

three in san francisco. two and a half for san jose. this is right on through friday. and look at what the resorts can expect with all that cold air already there. we're talking 2 to 4ft easily. so highs today from the upper 50s, high clouds late in the day. and the accuweather seven day forecast getting pretty active starting late tomorrow but peaking on thursday. amanda reggie aqui. >> you might have seen this during a commercial during e big game last night. a first of a kind feature being offered by t-mobile. still ahead, the high tech service customers will soon have access to. >> and from new orleans to san jose. >> the countdown begins today to start preparing levi's stadium for super bowl 60. >> plus, the big moments from last night, including a

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with the preparations already underway for next year's game. hi, lena. >> hey, reggie. good morning to you. now that super bowl 59 is over, all eyes are here on santa clara as they take the reins and prepare to host the next super bowl, something they have already been busy getting ready for over the past year and a half. now, later this morning, officials from the nfl and new orleans will pass the ceremonial football to a bay area delegation, including san jose mayor matt mahan. mahan is among the bay area officials who spent the weekend in new orleans for the game. his office says he spent time looking at other events in the city happening around the super bowl. he also took part in two days of pretty intense meetings with the nfl and the new orleans super bowl host committee. this comes as levi's stadium is in the middle of a $200 million renovation to prepare, despite being nearly 11 years old. that includes installing a new led field lighting system and new video boards that will be the largest

4k display in the league. the bay area host committee estimates hosting the super bowl could have an economic impact of anywhere from 370 million to $630 million on the region, with up to 160 million of that just in santa clara county alone. now, today's handoff ceremony is happening in new orleans. that's expected to happen in about 90 minutes. and mark your calendars, super bowl 60 will be happening right here at levi's stadium on march 8th of next year. live in santa clara. lena howland, abc seven news. >> all right, lena, thank you. and overnight in philadelphia, eagles fans went wild over the team's super bowl win. of course, they flooded the streets swarming downtown, climbing up poles. they got on top of garbage trucks and bus stops. and at one point, fans even set a fire. now, police were able to eventually disperse the crowds in the early morning hours. so far, there haven't been any reports of serious injuries. and as you can imagine, celebrations in san francisco were a lot more

tame. our cameras found local eagles fans watching the game at north star cafe in north beach. the eagles beat the kansas city chiefs 40 to 22. >> all right. in this life with you, i won't let go till the end. >> before the game, there was a touching tribute for the victims of recent u.s. tragedies. nfl legend tom brady and gma's michael strahan introduced lady gaga in a solo piano performance on bourbon street. gaga sang hold my hand. the tribute recognized those impacted in the new year's truck attack in new orleans. the los angeles wildfires and the plane crash in washington, d.c. >> and seven time grammy award winning singer songwriter jon batiste was tapped to sing the national anthem. batiste is a louisiana native, and in an interview before the performance, he told reporters he wanted to honor his late grandfather, who served in the military. president trump was in attendance for the game. he becomes the first sitting president to attend a super

bowl. he was only shown on tv once, standing at attention during the singing of the national anthem. now let's get to that halftime show. >> you really about to do it? yeah, they tried to rig the game, but you can't fake influence. >> can't get. kendrick lamar performed a melody of hits from across a medley of hits from across his five studio albums, and the performance was full of cameos for samuel l jackson. you see, their uncle sam, as he called himself. sza, joined the performance for two songs. she and lamar are about to kick off their grand national north american tour. also seen during the performance. serena williams on stage and of course, dj mustard. then the moment everyone was waiting for, kendrick did perform his hit diss track not like us. many thought he wouldn't do to a threat of a lawsuit from drake, but kendrick teased it throughout the performance and then in the end, looked straight at the camera and said, hey, drake, and performed it. i

screamed. same. >> at my tv. yeah, i am, i know all about the drama. i followed it from the very beginning. >> you know probably too much about. >> the job, i know, and i was listening to all the lyrics. i was like, this is not good. everything that came from it was like, check in on drake, someone make sure he's okay. >> and i heard somewhere that serena williams and drake had dated. >> at some. >> point, so she's in the performance. yeah, it was it was. >> well. and sza. >> and scissor. yes. >> so is. >> drake's look. i love a petty fight that can be elevated all the way to the super bowl in the united states of america. you know what i'm saying? yeah. that is that is a beef this country hasn't seen since hamilton and burr. >> but, you know, the audience. i was at a party. nobody had a clue except my daughter and me. and because she told me. but yeah, i mean, you guys were all in on it. not everybody was in on it. yeah, well, for the people. >> who weren't in on it, did you

take away that they still enjoyed the performance or that moment. >> kind of didn't get it. maybe more so. yeah. yeah. like more like bewildered. they weren't that old. they were like reggie's age. these people they get. their like 40s, sorry, >> what was funny? my nephew, 42. >> i'm about to do a diss track myself. if this goes on too much longer. mustard on the. >> beat i agree. okay, shouldn't have asked amanda. oh my goodness. good morning everybody. we're looking at a clear and cold conditions. in fact, as we tap into this moisture it's going to take a day or two. so tuesday, wednesday looking at some light showers, it's thursday where we're really going to be on alert with some flooding over two inches of rain for the entire bay area, maybe more central coast looking at maybe 3 to 4in of rain. even southern california getting into the act. here's a look at the 30s all throughout the bay

area communities. the bay shore there. look at that. 33 in hayward, 34 in redwood city with 36 half moon bay, san francisco at 43. now, why don't we study this panel or not? because we're in the upper 20s from napa to petaluma. look at the 31 santa rosa. livermore below freezing. and we're at 35 in concord. temperatures expected to drop to freezing there as we get through 7:00. so frost and freeze alerts again. bundle up. we've got plenty of sunshine into the high clouds. move in today, a cloudy tuesday. the rain arrives late and then more rain and wind as we get into thursday. and we've already had the problems in the north bay santa cruz mountains looking at some very heavy rain as well. there's a look at the high clouds, your tuesday, and then by about 4:00 we're dry. but this moves in for the late commute. and look at the snowy peaks. mount hamilton the cold air is here, so mount saint helena definitely could see some mixed precip. we get a good lull for wednesday. wednesday evening again level one system. this moves

in. and then as we pick this up on the wider perspective, you'll notice that that batch of moisture is through. and this is where we've got the concerns headed our way for the entire state on thursday as we really get walloped with another atmospheric river. then we dry out in time for the weekend. so another look at the rainfall totals. impressive from livermore over two inches san francisco over two and a third, and looking like over two and a half for san jose. highs today with the high clouds in the upper 50s. >> all right. lisa thank you. coming up, the seven things to know this morning. >> rewriting the landscape of wildfire safety in northern california. the overhaul about to begin. that could

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san francisco's valencia street bike lane. it was supposed to start today. crews will move the controversial center running lane to the sides of the road. >> number four the bay area. looking ahead to super bowl 60 this morning. a delegation is in new orleans for the official host city handover, set to take place about an hour from now. levi's stadium will host the big game next year. preparations are already well underway. >> number five some subfreezing temperatures for parts of the bay area and most of the bay in the 30s this morning. >> and number six, we're getting a live look at our emeryville camera. you can see we are seeing more traffic right now west of the east shore freeway. those headlights heading towards the bay bridge from highway four to san francisco. it will take you 30 minutes right now. >> number seven workers at menlo park based meadow will find out if they're getting laid off today. the notice will come by email. meta is aiming to cut 5% of its workforce, which is more than 3000 people. >> happening today, cal fire is expected to start updating its wildfire risk assessments for

cities across northern california. the new analysis could dramatically change which cities must follow heightenedch wildfire safety rules. cities and counties with local fire departments not relying on cal fire have not gotten updated hazard maps in 13 years. the state uses those maps to decide which places must follow fire safe building codes. once these new assessments are issued, local officials have four months to update their policies. >> this morning, a warning about a phishing scam falsely claiming to be from costco. the sonoma county district attorney is alerting people about the message that offers people a new ninja creamy ice cream maker. so officials say the fake costco email is actually an attempt to steal financial information or gain access to computers. they recommend checking the sender's email address to verify the email. realtor.com is pulling its headquarters out of santa clara and moving to austin, texas. in a press release, texathe company's ceo of news

called texas the heart of innovation and inspiration. a new report from the realtor.com found texas is the fastest growing state and is forecast to take to overtake california as the most populous state in 2045. according to the report, top reasons people move to texas are jobs, affordable housing and a different climate. >> we're now less than a week away from san francisco's chinese new year parade. this year, you'll se extra police on watch. over the weekend, police chief bill scott spoke about increased parade security. chief scott says this year, the challenge is that the parade is happening the same weekend as the nba all star game. >> deployment wise and personnel wise. that brings challenges, but we're ready. everybody is working. we've we've been planning for quite some time for this. it's going to be a great weekend. i mean, you know, it's a lot of work for us, but it's also exciting. >> the police department says people can stay informed by signing up for emergency text message alerts, by texting alert sf to 888777.

>> abc seven is, of course, the official home of the 2025 san francisco chinese new year parade. we're less than one week away, as reggie mentioned, and you can watch the live parade saturday, february 15th starting at 6 p.m. watch it here live on abc seven and wherever you stream abc seven news. >> a san francisco health company making headlines this morning for an ad it ran during the super bowl. coming up at 530, the scrutiny over claims it made

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story coming up. >> and it's all about the cameos. some of the biggest stars in hollywood played small roles in some of the most expensive commercials ever. a look this morning at a few of those ads the good, the bad, the weird, and the nostalgic. good morning everyone. it's monday, february 10th. >> we did have a gorgeous weekend. although lisa, i know our fates change later this week. >> that's right reggie. and you know we need some rain in the east bay and south bay. we're going to get it. not so much in the north bay, but starting out with some awfully cold temperatures, the coldest we've seen since our cold spell really started. so until 9:00, a freeze warning in the darker shade here, where temperatures could drop off into the mid 20s, and a frost advisory for the rest of us except for san francisco. and you can see that 36 in fremont, san jose, 39 in hayward. look at that on the coast. 36 half moon bay, 29 in danville, 31 in livermore, with 29 in napa, sonoma and below freezing in santa rosa. vacaville. so the list goes

on. bundle up out there. we are certainly colder than we were yesterday. anywhere from 2 to 4 degrees colder. sunshine will assist in our warm up today, but as we go through about 7 to 8:00, we're still in the 40s. it's 10:00. we get to around 50 degrees, low 50s at the coast. and as we go through the afternoon, you'll notice some higher clouds. so our sunniest days behind us. and so afternoon highs once again near average mid and upper 50s. so it's a cool afternoon partly cloudy late in the day. we're going to start tuesday out dry but then bring in our storm impact scale probably after the tuesday commute. good morning gloria. >> good morning to you lisa. good morning to everybody at home. so far we're looking at a pretty quiet morning here in the bay area. you can see our overall map a lot of green which is always good. no major incidents. we do have that slowdown in the altamont pass, which is obviously very common this time of the morning. if you look live at our golden gate bridge camera, you can see traffic is flowing nicely here. no delays here at all. and then we have a live look in san

rafael and traffic here also flowing nicely. open space. driving to and from the north bay. we have no high winds or fog advisory this morning. however, of course there is a frost advisory for the whole bay area so that could impact your commute and that you might want to get out the door a little bit earlier because you might need to warm up your car a little bit longer in case those windshields are icy. i know that happened to me this morning, so need a little bit more time this morning. amanda. >> all right. good tips. thanks, gloria. this morning, president trump is promising to announce a new round of tariffs, this time on steel and aluminum coming from any country. and there could be more on the way. it comes as his administration is now targeting the government agency charged with protecting americans from financial fraud. here's abc news reporter perry russom. >> this morning, questions about the future of the consumer financial protection bureau. after the trump administration ordered the bureau to cease all supervision and examination activity. abc news has learned the bureau's offices will be

closed all week. the regulatory agency was created after the 2008 financial crisis to protect american consumers finances. republican senator bill hagerty defending the move on cbs. >> it's been basically a reckless agency that's been allowed to go way beyond any mandate that i think was originally intended, so it's time to rein it in. >> democratic senator elizabeth warren says the bureau returned more than $21 billion to families cheated by wall street. she now says big banks and giant corporations will have the green light to scam families. it comes as president trump searches for ways to cut government spending. trump says he directed the treasury to stop creating new pennies, calling the coin wasteful. federal judges have temporarily blocked some of trump's agenda, including his mass federal buyouts and the order putting usaid workers on leave. trump and others openly questioning the judiciary's authority. >> we're going to see what happens. we have a long way to go, and we're talking about fraud, waste, abuse. and when a

president can't look for fraud and waste and abuse, we don't have a country anymore. so we're very disappointed with the judges that would make such a ruling. >> and the president announcing a new round of tariffs, this time on aluminum and steel coming into the u.s. >> any steel coming into the united states is going to have a 25% tariff. >> what about aluminum? >> aluminum to. >> in an interview with fox news, trump defending the work of elon musk as he looks for government waste. trump says musk will soon look at the department of education and the military. perry, russom, abc news, washington. >> the start of construction on the controversial bike lane in san francisco's mission district has been delayed. the sfmta planned to begin moving the center running bike lane to the side of valencia street starting today, but rain in the forecast later this week has them pushing the project to at least next tuesday, february 18th. this project, by the way, is expected to cost over a million bucks and take 2 to 3 months to complete. supporters of one of san

francisco's oldest cannabis shops came out to say goodbye over the weekend. the vapor room is closing down as the owner recovers from a violent attack last month. martin olive was shot seven times outside his soma district shop. the shooter was killed in a standoff with police and a motive has not been determined. friends set up a gofundme to help olive pay medical bills and other expenses. we do have a link to that at abc7 news.com. >> the city of pinole is about to lose its safeway. the store, located in the appian 8-80 shopping center, is now set to close on april 4th. the city says the owners have not put the property on the market, and are planning for it to remain a supermarket. this is another blow for grocery shoppers in our region. last week, the safeway in san francisco's fillmore district closed for good despite community efforts to save the store. in a statement, the city of pinole said it will update the public on next steps as details become available. >> now it's time for our abc seven mornings advance. here we

preview some of the headlines you'll be seeing in the bay area this week. >> first, environmental activists are holding a town hall over the moss landing battery plant fire. erin brockovich is leading the virtual town hall tomorrow. brockovich's fight against p-g-and-e's in the 90s was turned into an oscar nominated film. during the meeting, attorneys will discuss the lawsuit against vistra energy, which runs the moss landing plant, and p-g-and-e's, which uses the power stored there. >> also tomorrow, fremont city council is set to vote on a first in the state plan on homelessness. now, this ordinance would make it a crime to aid or abet a homeless encampment. doing so could result in a $1,000 fine or six months of jail time. aid workers are now concerned that their work to bring food and supplies to encampments could get them arrested. the mayor says they will not be targeted. >> and we're next. advancer. the latest round of job cuts at san francisco schools are beginning to take shape. san francisco unified superintendent maria su is expected to present a plan to

cut jobs and address the budget shortfall. the district is looking at cutting 535 positions to save $114 million. many of the cuts are expected to impact the central office. >> gma first look. carl's jr. has brought sexy back. >> with its new super bowl ad featuring influencer alex earl. here's abc news reporter will reeve. >> in this morning's gma first look. what does it take to put together a winning ad? >> let's be real. everyone's going to be a hot mess after the big game. >> we caught up with influencer alex earl. >> get ready with me to be in the super bowl. >> star of this year's carl's junior and poppy ads about what it takes to make a super bowl commercial stand out from the crowd. >> if you. >> like, or use or recommend something those brands see sales go off the charts. >> i think it's really just goes to show, like the trust i've built with my audience. been there, done that, and i've got just what you need

to cure that post-party bug. the carl's jr hangover burger. >> and coming up at 7 a.m, we'll have much more on the super bowl ads with donny deutsch live. plus, michael strahan wraps up kendrick lamar's halftime spectacle and goes one on one this morning with some of the night's biggest players. with your gma first look, i'm will reeve, abc news, new orleans. >> if you have a serious case of the mondays. >> you're not alone. the staggering number of americans experts predict will call out of work today. although, you know our super bowl starts so early. >> it did. >> you call out of work today? what was going on? >> did you do. >> that, lisa? >> yeah. where is he? our friend drew. >> mind your business. >> all right. good morning everybody. here's a look at our clear sky. and, boy, is it cold out there. the coldest morning we have seen in quite some time. we're going to tap into this subtropical moisture as we get into really as early as tomorrow. but that's not what we're worried about. we're worried about thursday when we

see our atmospheric river, heavy rain, gusty winds and possible flooding concerns. 43 san francisco. it is 37 in oakland. look at hayward at 33 degrees so you will most likely reach freezing this morning. 34 in redwood city. 36 half moon bay. and you check out our inland valleys in the 20s. 27 petaluma. 29 in napa. hopefully you've covered the plants. 31 livermore and santa rosa. and look at the numbers in concord. you'll continue to drop off as well. so maybe keep the dog inside a little bit longer this morning because it is going to be cold right on through 8:00 frost and freeze alerts. and then the next two days we see increasing clouds. rain arrives late tomorrow and then we'll get into another level one late on wednesday. it's thursday where we're going to see the most active weather. so we start out clear, increasing high clouds throughout the day today. and then as we get into tuesday, some mid level clouds stopping this for the evening commute where we're dry and then throughout the later evening hours we see

the rain, the snowy peaks from mount saint helena and also mount hamilton, where temperatures will easily be in the 30s. so this is the first portion of a batch of moisture not associated with an atmospheric river. then, as we get into wednesday morning, we're dry. another batch of rain wednesday night. and as we get into your thursday, then we're going to see two inches of rain, easily more than that in san francisco. and the emphasis from san francisco south along the central coast and even into los angeles. so the snow will be here 1 to 4ft as we get into early saturday. highs today. cool with even for children with moderate-to-severe eczema. touch can stir a sense of wonder. can make a ride go smoothly. ♪ and make a smile stretch ear to ear. dupixent can help your child stay ahead of eczema with clearer skin and noticeably less itch. when a touch is all in good fun. dupixent helps block a key source of inflammation

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cashback like a pro with chase freedom unlimited. how do you cashback? is done. now it's on to super bowl 60. and this is the one that really matters because it's coming to the bay area. this morning, san jose mayor matt mehan and a delegation of bay area leaders are in new orleans for the big host city handoff.

abc seven news reporter lena howland is live outside levi stadium, where preparations for next year's big event arens for already underway. hi, lena. >> hey, reggie. that's right. for santa clara. their work to prepare to host another super bowl started as soon as the nfl announced they would get to host it again here at levi's stadium. more than a year and a half ago. this go around for hosting the super bowl. san jose mayor matt mehan said the city is looking to create a world class fan experience in downtown san jose. city leaders are working to create fan activations around the super bowl, something mehan pictures as a series of concerts, block parties, watch parties and more that can leverage the city's public spaces. all things mehan spent time in new orleans studying over the past few days during his visit. the city also recently hired tommie o'hare, an olympian in short track speed skating, to help serve as the city's sports and special events director and help bring the vision

for a downtown fan experience to life over the next year. on top of the super bowl, he'll also be coordinating the fifa world cup and march madness games, coming to the south bay next year. the bay area host committee estimates hosting the super bowl could have an economic impact of anywherem 370 million to $630 millionherem across the region, with up to about 160 million of that just in santa clara county alone. but before any of that happens, the officials from the nfl and new orleans will pass the ceremonial football to a bay area delegation, including mayor mehan. that is expected to happen in just about an hour in new orleans. live in santa clara. lena howland, abc seven news. >> thank you. lena. a san francisco health company is facing backlash and scrutiny from lawmakers over its super bowl ad. you might have seen the ad by hims and hers pushing its weight loss drugs. republican senator dick durbin and democratic senator roger marshall say the commercial

leaves out safety information and risks misleading patients. the company's medication is not fda approved, so it doesn't have to follow the same rules around disclosing side effects in advertising. the lawmakers want to close that loophole. hims and hers says it's following the law and is happy to work with congress on patient choice and affordability. >> t-mobile's super bowl commercial announced a partnership with elon musk's starlink. the ad said there are more than 500,000mi■!s in the u. that are unreachable by cell phone towers. in an emotional display, t-mobile showed examples of emergencies and memories that are never received. and according to the ad, t-mobile and starlink launched hundreds of satellites, creating, quote, the only ■space based network. and if you watched the super bowl yesterday, you may have noticed it was packed with star studded advertisements that entertaining that entertain while promoting togetherness in an unsettled time. abc news reporter alison

kosik has that story. >> super bowl 59 was packed with stars in the stands and in the ads. >> yes. oh. >> now that is a sandwich. >> i'll have what she's having. >> athletes and belichick dunking. >> you drink stella. >> i have taste. david. >> advertisers turning to star power in some of the most expensive ads ever. >> asian forest helps restaurants prevent dining disasters. >> paddle on over. >> it's what i was meant to be. >> some of the roughly 80 super bowl spots cost a record $8 million for 30s. >> a lot of people are at super bowl parties watching the game, and they're going to be very receptive to light themes. like, i think the hellmann's ad was really very funny with meg ryan and billy crystal coming back and creating the i'll have what

she's having scene from when harry met sally, and then they brought sydney sweeney in at the end. you know, to increase the appeal to, you know, to younger viewers. >> some advertisers also using humor. >> whoa. >> involving facial hair. while others delivering a more serious message. >> this is america. >> something's broken. it's not our bodies. it's the system. >> hims and hers. ad is really probably going to spur a national health care debate, because they're talking about a low cost alternative to weight loss drugs like ozempic. and that ad was, i think, kind of shocking and will likely be very effective for the company. >> also, tom brady and snoop dogg coming together to fight anti-semitism. >> man, i hate that things are so bad that we have to do a commercial about it. >> me too. >> some advertisers opting for a unifying message after a

divisive election year. >> jeep ad was kind of unexpected and stunning in a way, but it was a unifying message. you know, for america from harrison ford and, you know, taking a little bit of a shot at a competitor by saying he's doing the ad, even though his last name is ford. that really builds brand equity. >> and heartwarming nostalgia. >> there's a reason. >> and in the can't unsee this category, seal as a seal. >> baby, i compare it to a kiss from a lamb on the bed. ooh, the more i think of it. strange. i'm a seal. yeah. >> alison kosik, abc news, new york. >> a harris poll found more than 22.5 million people across the country are planning to miss

work today, following the big game. usa today reported that that's up 40% compared to a year ago. researchers say that's two that 2% plan to call out sick. another 2% are going to pull a no call. no show. wow. don't do that. >> it will be out of a job, right? >> no job, no check. with the price of eggs. >> in this economy. >> right. so a lot of other people are doing, you know, preapproved day off. another 4.8 million people will swap a shift with a coworker. i'm assuming that's mostly an east coast thing. >> yeah, because it started at three. what, 3.15 for us? >> yeah. >> did pretty quickly. >> no, i mean, i think by the time it ended it was like eight ish. and i mean, if you're like with friends, you're having drinks. >> 8:00. yeah. that's not late. >> that's late for me. >> it's late for us. >> but for a normal person. >> yeah. >> i don't know. i think if you're hanging out with friends, you're like, you know, it's. >> i think it ended after kendrick lamar finished. yeah. right. >> when kendrick lamar said game over, it was game over for me also.

>> that's what i was waiting for. that's exactly when i went home. yeah. all right. got it. yeah. all right, well, we have some pretty wild weather headed our way again, and thursday is when you're going to probably want to work from home or give yourself some extra time around the bay, because that's when we're going to see the rain really pick up some flooding concerns, not only in the north bay. we've got wind and it is a level two. it's going to move through quickly. but this morning we're talking about cold conditions and that is allowing for a frost and freeze advisories. but here's a look at that first batch of moisture that will move into the bay area. it's all kind of together here. but what we see tomorrow and wednesday will be the light shower activity. right now it's 43, in san francisco. the mildest reading where everyone else is in the 30s or even 20s. 34 in redwood city. 36 half moon bay and san jose, with 33 in hayward. oakland at 37. and a look here at the 20s, our inland valleys from petaluma and napa. upper 20s, low 30s, livermore and santa

rosa with more temperatures to drop throughout the 7:00 hour. so we'll get close to freezing in concord once again. so 2 to 5 degrees colder this morning. we'll have some higher clouds to mitigate that for your tuesday morning. but then tuesday evening we're looking at the rain moving in, probably after the commute will be light showers, but the cold air is here. and so that's going to allow for mixed precip slippery roadways. and then a look at the wednesday system. another light wind to get going with a lull for wednesday morning. here's the first batch of rain from tuesday into early wednesday. you can see just about a third to a half inch of rain. so this is to get going. and then the main event, the atmospheric river comes into play on thursday, not only for the bay area but for southern california, the central coast as well. gloria. >> yeah. we have a tropical look for you this morning. the metering lights are on t the bay bridge toll plaza. they came on about 544 this morning, and we are starting to see some traffic building in those middle

lanes. it is backed up to about the middle of the parking lot in the middle lanes. and if you are driving from highway four to san francisco, 38 minutes and we are wondering if it's a little quieter on the roads so far, because maybe those people did call out sick, as we were talking about after the super bowl, because they came out a little later than normal. it's been a little quieter, but we'll keep tracking the roads for you throughout the morning, guys. >> coming up, a successful splash landing. we'll explain the historic journey. making a stop in the san francisco bay. >> and here at 552, we're taking a live look

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is in full swing, and last night the festival honored its virtuoso award recipients. the virtuoso awards are given to actors whose performances this year made them stand out in the world of movies. on the red

carpet was right there when the stars arrived, fans were excited to see ariana grande, selena gomez and bay area native monica barbaro. >> it's very surreal to be recognized in this way with so many brilliant actors and actresses that i love so much, and whose work i've loved this year, and it's such a beautiful time and i'm so grateful to be a part of it. it's insane. it's very surreal. >> to make a film that is this well received is like a huge gift. i actors put loads of effort into becoming musical artists all the time for films, and those films don't necessarily always hit, you know, the way this one has. and god, i'm just so proud of everybody in it. and i'm so proud of the film itself. and i like the film, and that's the best thing ever. >> next up, this award season is a sag awards and then hollywood's biggest night, the oscars. that's on march 2nd. of course, you can watch that right here on abc seven. >> history was made over the weekend in san francisco bay.

the philippine mars water bomber touched down near alameda yesterday. the world war two era martin mars plane spent the night at the pima air and space museum. the martin mars plane lands and takes off from water, and is the only remaining plane of its type still operating. only seven were ever built. later today, it continues to its final journey. tucson, arizona. >> coming up on abc seven mornings at six. getting ready for more rain this week. residents in the north bay who are still cleaning up after last week's storm, fear more damage could be done. >> and countdown to super bowl 60 levi stadium in the bay area. less than a year away from hosting the big game again, details on the preparations already underway.

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abc seven mornings live. now at six, police pursuit, the chase in san francisco, leading to an suv plowing into a crowded parklet where people were gathering to watch the super bowl. we hear from witnesses who describe the scary scene. >> preparing for san francisco pride. the organization deciding to step up security in the wake of threats against the lgbtq community. the executive director laying out