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 plans to

keep people safe. plus. >> no. are you my friend? are we locked in? >> a historic halftime show. kendrick lamar taking over the super bowl stage and bringing special guests along with him. >> good morning. it is monday, february 10th. >> yeah. good morning everyone. we're going to turn to lisa. talk about. it's chilly. >> yeah. couple dry days before we turn it around again and get back into some february rain. in fact, some heavy rain. thursday will be the rainiest day. and as we check out our exploratorium camera, that's beautiful. but the temperatures are really cold. we're talking about 30s here. 31 in santa rosa. 3027 in petaluma. looking at low 30s napa. 32 in fairfield. so with the clear sky, it's going to take a minute for things to really warm up. in fact, we're 24 hours ago we had even slightly milder conditions with a slight wind by the delta. six degrees cooler there, two degrees cooler in san jose. and

as we go through the next several hours, we've got some high clouds that will mar the sunshine just a little bit, but that's going to assist in warming us up today and then for tomorrow. stopping this at 430, you'll notice that rain is knocking on our door. it's not the atmospheric river. not everyone is going to see it, and it won't be impacting the evening commute for everyone. so we'll talk about that in detail. wednesday. some showers and then the main event on thursday. gloria. yeah. >> while we don't have that rain this morning, it is pretty chilly out there. we have a frost advisory in effect for the bay area, so that could impact your commute in that you probably have to leave a little bit earlier, just, you know, kind of warm up the car a little bit longer because i know i had some ice on my windshield this morning. that might be the case for you as well. look at our drive times. highway four to the maze, 22 minutes. emeryville to san francisco 17 minutes and san francisco to sfo ten minutes. and looking live at our san jose 87 camera, we are starting to see a little bit more traffic on

northbound 87, heading towards the san jose airport and highway 101, but there are no major issues right now. and if you look live at our bay bridge camera there, upper deck starting to fill up, we still have those metering lights on and traffic does open up after treasure island. >> this morning, six people are recovering after they got hurt when an suv came smashing through a parklet outside a san francisco bar. this was happening at the napper tandy in the mission district while the super bowl was going on. police say it was the end of a chase that started near the stonestown galleria. officers responded to a call about a wanted vehicle. they say when they tried to stop the suv, the suspects took off and that's when the chase began. witnesses described the terrifying crash. >> and then we heard these tires break loose like someone was 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. they were arrested. >> in the north bay. last week's storms have brought up new concerns for first responders and residents living near the russian river. gloria. the community is already preparing for potential flooding and landslides. >> that's right. the flooding of the river last week left plenty of work to do in the north bay this week, and we have some video of an rv that 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 water levels do not drop soon. there was a guerneville resort that was under water. now that flooding has receded, workers are drying out the furniture and they're trying to 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 and with the ground already saturated, officials are on the lookout for future mudslides. amanda. >> all right, gloria, thank you. and this week, international leaders and top names in the tech world will meet to discuss what's next for the future of artificial intelligence. an international summit on ai regulation kicked off in paris this morning, and leaders from google spoke ahead of the summit about the challenges of regulating a technology that's just 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 know 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. this is coming 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 stop minting new pennies. he called them wasteful. it isn't actually clear if production will stop, because congress is the one that

decides specifications regarding our currency. the president also making headlines after seeming to double down on proposals to make canada the 51st state and to seize the gaza strip. >> 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. >> the trump administration continues to push a series of policies focused on targeting the lgbtq community. leaders for san francisco pride say they are facing increasing threats, and now they're taking action to protect this year's pride events. plans are underway to increase security around san francisco. pride. last year, the organization spent $635,000 on security. this year will likely be more s.f. pride executive director suzanne ford, who is a transgender woman, says there has been increasing hostility

even in the bay area. >> 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. they are concerned. >> ford says despite the threats, she plans to walk down market street this year at the front of the parade. >> three san diego county teenagers have died from the flu this season, according to the county's health department. none of them was vaccinated. the cdc says this is the most intense flu season in the u.s. in the past 15 years. health officials say it's not too late to get a vaccine to protect yourself. flu season typically runs from october through may. happening today, cal fire is expected to start updating its wildfire risk assessment for cities across northern california. this new

analysis could dramatically change which cities have to follow. heightened wildfire safety rules. cities and counties with local fire departments that don't rely on cal fire have not received updated hazard maps in 13 years. the state uses these maps to decide which places have to follow fire safe building codes. once the new assessments are issued, local officials have four months to update their policies. >> good morning. oakland with a northeast wind. six miles an hour. you are down to 36 degrees this morning under a frost advisory. a freeze warning for our inland valleys. that's going to take us through tomorrow. even though we'll have some high clouds, hopefully mitigate some of that. and this is what we get into throughout the middle of the week. a live look outside, nice and clear and cold. 42 san francisco. dropped another degree there. 36 for you in oakland 33. hayward 34. redwood city, half moon bay down to 36. and from our exploratorium camera, you can see the 20s here from 27 in petaluma. napa is up,

though, to 31. santa rosa below freezing, fairfield at freezing, and livermore. you've dropped significantly in the last hour at 30 degrees, so looking at the wider picture here, it's a cold start. we'll look for the temperatures to come up with the assist from the sun today. here's our first batch of rain tuesday night into wednesday night, bringing anywhere from a third to a half inch of rain. so a level one system late tuesday and then again late wednesday. and that moves through. we get a lull. and then as we get into thursday, this is our atmospheric river that will bring at least two inches of rain throughout the bay area and central coast as we get into the thursday morning thursday afternoon time frame. this helps out the east bay and the south bay, but not so much the north bay where we have some flooding concerns and 1 to 4ft of snow expected in the mountains. amanda. >> all right. lisa. thank you. coming up, relocating to texas. the company that just announced it's pulling its headquarters out of the bay area and moving to the lone star state. increased security. the san

francisco police chief detailing the department's plans ahead of a busy weekend with the chinese new year parade and

luck from new orleans now, where the bay area is about to be handed the reins of the super bowl. an event is getting underway right now to hand off host committee duties. levi's stadium is set to host super bowl 60 next year. abc seven news reporter lena howland is

live in santa clara. with the preparations already underway for the game. lena. >> yeah. amanda, good morning to you. now that super bowl 59 is over, all eyes are on santa clara as they take the reins and prepare to host the super bowl next year. now, this is something they have already been busy getting ready for over the past year and a half. now, in a ceremony that's just getting underway right now in new orleans, 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. this comes as levi's stadium is in the middle of a $200 million renovation to prepare, despite being 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 just started a few minutes ago. that's happening in new orleans. but mark your calendars. the next super bowl is happening on february 8th here at levi's stadium next year for now, reporting 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. they flooded the streets swarming downtown, climbing up poles even on top of garbage trucks and bus stops. at one point, fans even set a fire. 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. this is in north beach. the eagles beat the kansas city chiefs 40 to 22. >> i'll ride 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 in bourbon street. gaga sang hold my hand. the tribute recognized those impacted by the new year's truck attack in new orleans. the los angeles wildfires and the plane crash in washington, d.c. >> seven time grammy award winning singer songwriter jon batiste was tapped to sing the national anthem. batiste is a louisiana native. 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. kendrick lamar performed a medley of hits from across his five studio albums, and the performance was full of cameos. first, samuel l jackson called himself uncle sam. he helped to introduce kendrick. 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. she's right there dancing on stage and of course, dj mustard. then the movement, 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 in the end, performed it. and this is the first time a solo rapper headlined the super bowl, right? >> because kendrick was involved in the multi-artist event that

happened in la. what was it four years ago? >> yep. >> yeah. >> yes. >> i believe it was. >> for like, i'm not even a huge kendrick lamar fan. i just i'm not like super familiar with him, but i really enjoyed it. >> i did too. >> from the very beginning with the clown car. everyone coming out. >> of that car just like whoop, whoop whoop. >> people after person after person. just people everywhere. >> yeah. >> and then the way he looked at that camera. >> i do wonder if he's going to get in trouble for singing this song because, you know, that lawsuit and everything. will there be more coming from that? >> he even. >> teased it. he was like, you know, i don't know. they like to sue him. >> i was like, ooh. >> sitting at the edge of my seat. >> yeah, a lot of surprises there. but with the weather, you don't have the surprises. i'm here to tell you when we're going to get the heaviest rain, and that's going to be arriving thursday with our atmospheric river. we get a little bit of rain come late tuesday and wednesday, the cold air with us, in fact, the coldest that we've seen the past couple of days. this is what we'll tap into as we get slightly milder and very

windy. unfortunately, thursday and friday there's a live look outside. sparkling cold 42, san francisco 36. in oakland, hayward, you're at 33. it is 34, in redwood city. good morning, half moon bay, 36 on the coast. that's cold. 35 san jose. and we still have that 27 petaluma freezing in fairfield below freezing for you in livermore, petaluma, santa rosa. and we are looking at temperatures continuing to drop off after sunrise, which is just after 7:00. so after 8:00 we'll get into still 30s, not the 40s, until probably after 9:00. there's a lot of cloud cover, high clouds today, mid-level clouds tomorrow. there's the rain. not in time for the tuesday evening commute, but more like the evening. and with the cold air in place, upper elevations will see that mixed precip from mount hamilton, mount saint helena that moves out. and then wednesday morning we're dry. another evening rain as we get into 8:00 wednesday night. and then thursday is the

day we'll be really watching for the rivers to rise. perhaps some shallow landslides in the north bay. this first batch of rain anywhere from a 10th of an inch. brentwood and fairfield to 4/10 oakland, maybe over a half inch half moon bay, three quarters of an inch to the santa cruz mountains. we add in this thursday rainfall, we are well over two and three quarters san francisco. look at that two inch plus in livermore and san jose. so the emphasis is from san francisco on south san luis obispo, los angeles and the snow. keep it coming right with 1 to 3, even four feet expected there and the snow levels quite low. so that's the good news. obviously. 57 fremont, 60, in san jose today. the accuweather seven day forecast level one late tuesday. then again late wednesday with that mixed precip. level two with the rain and gusty winds possible flooding concerns for thursday, friday, the chance of thunderstorms and we are dry for the chinese new year parade. saturday and sunday is looking dry as well.

>> now we're going to bring in ginger zee with a look at what's happening on gma. >> good morning ginger. >> hey reggie amanda great to be with you. coming up here on gma. we're of course live in new orleans and philadelphia with the reaction to the super bowl. the eagles dominating the chiefs. and we're going to speak to some of the eagles players as well. and then we've got to talk about the back to back storm some of them originating on your coast. so we'll get into las vegas getting the potential first rain in 211 plus days. and of course your bay area down to los angeles, those burn scars. and if you're traveling anywhere east, we have three storms through the weekend that we're going to be tracking. so washington, d.c. will have impacts. so will new york and so will many places in the midwest. i'll get into all of that. and then women's heart health and the signs and symptoms that could help save your life. and the super bowl fund's not done. we got to talk about everything that happened off the field. we go backstage for kendrick lamar's halftime show and then breaking down the buzziest commercials. so did you stay up? because i know i went to bed at half. >> when kendrick lamar said game

over. then it was game over for me as well. >> yep. same. yeah. >> and we're really looking on the west coast because it started at like 315 our time. >> yeah. >> wrapped up at eight. so not too bad. >> and i was the rest of the time. >> you guys are lucky. i know that's the one thing my husband and i were talking about. we're like another reason to move and hang out with all of you. >> over. come over here the rest of the time. ginger. i was just looking at my high school classmates posting about. i don't get it. what was that? who is kendrick lamar? so that was fun to watch. >> oh, yeah. yeah, that was i know it was finally like, i felt somewhat involved. i've stayed up on it. yes. >> same like y'all ever pick up a newspaper? i don't know, read a website? >> yeah. we were screaming at our tvs. right. >> who isn't here for a good beef? for a good petty argument. >> that doesn't involve me. that doesn't watch it. yeah. we have an entire. >> nightline special about it. so there. >> exactly. >> ginger. we will see. >> you see it.

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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, and a news release. the company ceo of news called texas the heart of innovation and inspiration. a new report from realtor.com found texas is the fastest growing state, and is forecast 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. well, it's certainly is. different. as someone who used to live in houston, we're now less than a week away from san francisco's chinese new year parade. this year, you'll see 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 the same weekend as the nba. nba all star game. >> deployment wise and personnel

wise, that 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 the official home of the 2025 san francisco chinese new year parade. we are less than a week away. you can watch a live parade saturday, february 15th. it starts at 6 p.m. watch it here live on abc seven and wherever you stream. abc seven news next at 630. return to the office. the san francisco based company that will soon require its employees to go back in person five days a week. and construction delayed the removal of the center bike lane on valencia street in the mission, now pushed

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watching abc seven mornings live. >> i'm abc's perry russom in washington. president trump announcing a new round of tariffs as he looks to stop the production of pennies. that story coming up. >> also at 630. search for a new police chief. the city of antioch, holding the first of three forums to let the community weigh in on the choice for chief. >> plus uh. oh, watch out for

the golden. >> oh la la. >> kristen sze causing chaos. abc seven seven's parent company disney releasing a new trailer for the upcoming live action film teaser. i should say, that it is a treasure. treasure? of course. lilo and stitch. there he is. i was just focused on the video. this is hilarious. >> i missed that one when it played last night, so it's fun to see it. i love stitch. >> i'm excited. good morning everyone. it is monday, february 10th. >> going to be a little chaotic when it comes to the weather later this week, but not so much today. >> that's right. not today or tomorrow. and in fact, we're going to hold off until the evening hours tomorrow as we get started with the frost advisory and freeze warning. north beach down to 39 degrees. it's 36 half moon bay. we could see more 20s in the next hour. and we're talking about right now santa cruz at 39. beautiful picture highs today in the mid 50s. and downtown san francisco is at 42.

so varying temperatures around the bay area. but you know it's cold out there with 33 in hayward, 34 redwood city. gorgeous view from our roof camera. we've got 28 petaluma, 31. santa rosa freezing fairfield 30 livermore. so as we get into the afternoon, we'll see some high clouds. but this is the coldest morning by about 2 to 4 degrees that we have seen in the past few days. so 830 we're still in the 30s in our inland valleys, low 40s san francisco. it's in the afternoon where we see the 50s again, but some high clouds throughout the day. we're staying dry mid and upper 50s for your monday afternoon and then tuesday. most of it is dry. we'll talk about tuesday night when we bring in the rain in a few minutes. gloria. >> yeah. you know, it seems like a lot of people slept in after the super bowl, because today we saw that the metering lights came on a little bit later today, and overall traffic volume is down just a little bit. so if you take a live look here at our bay bridge toll plaza, camera metering lights came on a little later than normal. 5:44 a.m. and we do have

quite a bit of traffic, but again, it's not as heavy as it normally is right now. traffic is backed up to the maze and the carpool lanes. those are dashing right on through highway for to san francisco. 52 minutes and looking at mass transit. if you take bart, ace or caltrain, all are on time right now. you won't have any delays there. and looking live at our richmond bridge camera, it is a little slow on westbound 580 between castro street and the mid span, which we usually see this time of the morning. amanda. >> all right, gloria, thank you. 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. >> city of antioch has started its search for a new police chief. the city held the first of three community forums this past weekend. part of the new chief responsibility will be to put in place the changes ordered after the racist texting scandal. the antioch police force faced a couple of years ago. >> this kind of community input is going to be important to move forward in the future, especially in antioch, with what was revealed through the text

messages. when you got a good look at what they were actually thinking and saying. >> the application process will close at the end of this month. residents can take part through a community survey on the city's website. the city hopes to have a new chief in place by june. >> 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 the rain is forcing city crews to push the project to at least next tuesday, february 18th. the project is expected to cost more than $1 million 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. and 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 advancer a preview of some of the headlines you'll see 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 pg and e in the 90s was turned into an oscar nominated film. during the meeting, attorneys will discuss the lawsuit against vistra energy, which runs which

runs the moss landing plant, and pg and e, which uses the power store there. >> also tomorrow, fremont city council is set to vote on a first in the state plan on homelessness. 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 jail time. aid workers are concerned their work to bring food and supplies to encampments could get them arrested. the mayor says they won't be targeted. >> our next advancer the latest round of job cuts at san francisco schools are beginning to take shape. san francisco unified superintendent maria swease 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. >> happening now taking a live look from new orleans, where nfl officials are passing the ceremonial football to a bay area delegation as we get ready for super bowl 60 at levi's stadium. it will be the

stadium's second time hosting the super bowl. the first in 2016. you might remember that's when beyonce and bruno mars joined coldplay during the halftime show. that bay area delegation includes san jose mayor matt mehan. he's among local leaders 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, and levi's stadium is in the middle of a $200 million renovation to prepare. >> yeah. still ahead. national register of historic places, the san francisco landmark that is now a federal designation. >> let's take a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway on this monday. we are up about 115 points. >> and the benefits of being single experts weighing in on why some people embrace their independence instead of coupling up. but first, here's lisa. >> all righty. good morning to you. starting out with cold conditions, our frost advisory freeze warning in effect until 9:00 this morning. and then we're going to get into some rain tuesday night, wednesday night. and the main event is

thursday. a live look outside. beautiful from our exploratorium camera. but the temperatures wow. pretty cold. how about that? 33 in hayward 34 half moon bay, 35 in san jose with 36. oakland. it is cold out there. the coldest we have seen right now. san francisco downtown 42. but here, closer to north beach, we've dropped off into the upper 30s. 31 in santa rosa and napa, with 28 in petaluma freezing in fairfield and below freezing in livermore. so there's a clear view of the golden gate bridge, the dry air mass. looking at the next two days with some more high clouds, tomorrow night the rain arrives, probably after the evening commute, and then some rain wednesday night. and then thursday is when we really get into it. so here's a look at the mid level clouds tuesday. the rain is offshore by 430. it moves on in with a rain snow mix in the higher elevations. by 10:00. we get a break into wednesday morning. wednesday night. here's more rain. this takes us into a pretty wild day

on thursday, so the first batch of moisture anywhere from a 10th to about a third to a half inch. this is through wednesday night. and then adding the totals up looks like san jose in our other forecast model could see even more than 2.5in. so the focus south of the north bay, which is good news, but still about two inches in the north bay. upper 50s today with increasing high clouds. we'll

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nine is done. now it's on to super bowl 60 and we're bringing it back to the bay area this morning. as i mentioned before, we went to break san jose mayor matt mehan and a delegation of bay area leaders are in new orleans for the big host city handoff. it just finished a couple minutes ago. abc seven news reporter lena howland is live outside levi stadium, where preps for next year's big event are already underway. hi, lena. >> hey, reggie. good morning to you. first santa clara, their work to prepare to host another super bowl started more than a year and a half ago. and moments ago, we watched as they took the reins. now i'm going to step out of the shot. just to give you a look at levi's stadium. this will be the home of super bowl 60. in a ceremony that just started a few moments ago, officials from the nfl and new orleans are passing 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. he 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 mayhem pictures as a series of concerts, block parties, watch parties and more that can leverage the city's public spaces. and we also heard from the louisiana lieutenant governor wishing the bay area good luck at this morning's ceremony. we'll get to that sound in a little bit. the city also recently hired tommie o'hare, an olympian in short track speed skating, to help bring this vision to life and serve as the city's sports and special events director. on top of. and let's get on over to the louisiana lieutenant governor. wishing the bay area good luck. moments ago at this morning's ceremony. >> and i look forward to that and to san francisco. wishing you the best of luck. may your super bowl be as successful and

as fun as the one here in new orleans. thank you. >> and the city also recently hired tommie o'hare, an olympian in short track speed skating, to help bring this vision to life and serve as the city's sports and special events director. on top of the super bowl, he will also be coordinating the fifa world cup and march madness games coming to the south bay next year. now, the bay area host committee estimates that hosting the super bowl could have an economic impact of up to $160 million just in santa clara alone. 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 and 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. >> gap incorporated is requiring its bay area workforce to return to the office. according to the san francisco business times, the company announced a phased return to office plan with a full five day in-office workweek starting in september. this follows moves made by other big brands like salesforce, amazon and jp morgan. the mandate applies to employees at gap's san francisco and pleasanton offices. it also impacts workers nationwide across the company's four major brands. gap, old navy, athleta, and banana republic. >> san francisco landmark was inducted by the national register of historic places. this was reported in the chronicle. the location is compton's cafeteria, where a riot took place in august of 1966, when a drag queen threw a cup of coffee at a police officer who was trying to arrest her. that event actually

predates the 1969 stonewall riots in new york, which many consider the start of the gay liberation movement. according to the bay area reporter, this is the first property in the tenderloin granted federal landmark status related to the transgender movement. >> a memorial to the lives lost to hiv and aids is now on display at sfo. the aids memorial quilt features 50,000 panels dedicated to more than 110,000 people who have died of aids related illnesses. the quilt is known as the world's largest community art project. it is currently in the international terminal and it will be there through the end of january 2026. >> now it's your morning money report. 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 over 3000 people. meta officials say workers who are considered to be the lowest performers are going

to be let go. but the menlo park based company plans to backfill these positions later this year. and now we take a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway. we are in positive territory, up about 100 points. >> and this morning, we're getting a sneak peek at new outfits for some of our favorite characters and what they'll be wearing for disneyland's 70th anniversary celebration. >> get into it! >> the park shared this video of mickey, minnie, donald, goofy, and pluto in their new outfits. look at that little bow! celebrate! happy is the theme of the disneyland resort's 70th celebration. there will be special entertainment, food and drinks, of course. collectible merchandise. it all starts may 16th at both disneyland and california adventure. >> did you notice that the mickey jacket is asymmetrical? >> bring it back. >> you'll see it in a second. >> i love how it's so colorful, though. it is. >> donald looks great. love his hat. >> oh, my. >> pluto never gets a thing. >> he gets a collar. oh. it is.

yeah. >> it's back in style. >> let's do it. everything. i wonder how long it goes to this. >> oh, how long. >> the celebration goes. >> i think they're doing it for a year. >> oh, okay. nice. yeah. oh my goodness. >> did we say it starts in may? >> yes. >> okay. >> i know, so it will. may 16th. both disneyland and california adventure. all right. and during the super bowl, disney unveiled a new teaser for the live action version of lilo and stitch. >> stitch is seen invading the super bowl and being just generally chaotic. >> you got trash cans? this guy's got no chance. i think they got it. nope. now he's gone and driving a cart. watch out for the goal. >> oh la la. kristen sze. >> oh, that thing is indestructible. >> i love him. >> the live action version of lilo and stitch hits theaters may 23rd. in a night of i thought very ads. this is. >> a good one. this is a good one. very clever, i like that.

>> and classic stitch. >> and it looks good. you know, like that looks pretty realistic to me. >> i would say you could have gotten fooled if you just kind of glanced up like, wait, is this part of the game? >> like. >> if you believe that aliens were real. which i'm not saying they're not, you know. >> that's for another. that's a conversation. >> for another day, is it? i think it's a conversation for right now. amanda, let's get into it. are you going to talk all about it among yourselves? carry on. you do that. i'll do the weather. all right. yeah. we have a quiet start to your monday, although it's awfully cold. our freeze warning and frost advisory with us. the coldest morning we've seen yet. and as we look at the clear sky from live doppler seven right now, that's not going to last too long. as soon as tomorrow night, we're tapping into some moisture there from mount tam this morning. pretty view, but boy, look at the numbers. 33 redwood city. hayward is at 33. it is 36. in oakland, 42. san francisco and half moon bay, 34 degrees. our exploratorium camera still in the upper 20s in petaluma with below freezing

napa, santa rosa and livermore with concord sitting at 35. and we'll look for these temperatures to stay in the 30s and pretty frosty through about 8:00. and then the next two days increasing high clouds. rain arrives late tomorrow. then we get a break. another batch of rain late wednesday, and that atmospheric river arriving on thursday. so sunny to start. then the high clouds move in throughout the day. this is tuesday night. the evening commute should be dry, but then by 8:00 9:00 we've got some light shower activity. but since it's so cold, it won't be hard to wring out a few areas of light snow above 2000ft. then we get a break into your thursday morning commute and thursday night more rain. it intensifies into thursday morning, so the first batch of light rain is anywhere from about a 10th of an inch in our inland east bay, to about a third to 4/10 around the bay shore and upwards of a half inch half moon bay, three quarters of an inch. the santa cruz mountains, we add in this rainy, windy thursday and over

two and a half to three inches has been projected by another forecast model in san jose. so the emphasis from san francisco south, but still the north bay will pick up easily, probably two inches the east bay over two inches. and since the atmosphere is so cold and all of the layers, we'll see 1 to 4ft of snow in the mountains. so a pretty busy middle to the end of the week with some increasing high clouds. a dry day for your monday. level one system late on tuesday, then again late on wednesday with that mixed precip. level two on thursday. possibly some flooding concerns. chance of thunderstorms on friday. back to you. >> all right lisa, thank you. the santa barbara film festival is in full swing, and sunday night was honoring the festival's virtuoso award recipients. on the red carpet was red carpet was right there, i should say, when the stars pulled up for the virtuoso awards, the fans were excited to see ariana grande and selena gomez, as well as san francisco

native monica barbaro from a complete unknown. the virtuoso awards are given to actors whose performances this year made them standouts in the world of movies. >> 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 the sag awards, and then hollywood's biggest night, the oscars, march 2nd, right here on abc seven. >> with valentine's day just a few days away, many think single

people are feeling down. but according to a new report, a sizable percentage of singles prefer it that way. this does not surprise me. no. the study was conducted by the survey center on american life, and it found that 41% of single people aren't looking for a date this year, dispelling the belief that single people are less happy than their married peers. why? they have freedom. >> they love their solitude. so for them, when they have time to themselves, that's something to cherish. it doesn't scare them that they're going to be lonely. >> i just want to listen to her talk more. >> yes, that was very soothing. i'm calm. >> yeah. a pew research report shows there has been a steady decline in the us marriage rate since 1990, falling from 67% to 53%. >> i mean, do you you're happy. that's all that matters. >> yeah. >> get that discounted valentine's day chocolate the day after. enjoy it.

>> you know, and i don't know the single people i know. they're having a good time, right? >> they're just out celebrating, right? >> they have plenty of friends, and i don't. great. >> yeah. up next, the seven things you need to know. >> today as we head to break. a live with the way that pg&e handled the wildfires. yeah. yeah. i totally, totally understand. we're adding a ton of sensors. as soon as something comes in contact with the power line, it'll turn off so that there's not a risk that it's gonna fall to the ground and start a fire. okay. and i want you to be able to feel the improvements. we've been able to reduce wildfire risk from our equipment by over 90%. that's something i want to believe. [skateboard sounds]

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joining us here are the seven things to know this morning. number one, a half dozen people were hurt in san francisco's mission district when a car crashed through a bar's parklet after a police chase yesterday. police say two women are in custody. >> number two, more tariffs on the way. president trump says he'll order 25% taxes on all steel and aluminum imports. he's also promising reciprocal tariffs against countries levying import tariffs on us. >> number three rain is delaying construction until next week on 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 forward to super bowl 60. this morning, new orleans

handed off host city duties to the bay area. levi's stadium will host the big game next year. preparations are already well underway. there's mayor matt mehan. >> number five, a freeze warning in our inland valleys. temperatures below freezing here in san francisco, though low 40s. >> and number six in oakland on northbound 880 before 29th avenue. we have a stall that's blocking the middle lane there. it's causing stop and go traffic to hegenberger road. you could see the backup right there in our live camera. it looks like it's just a car that broke down, so hopefully they'll get some help soon and hopefully that will start moving along a little bit better. >> number seven everyone's talking about the super bowl. what about the puppy bowl? the game featured 142 puppies from 80 shelters and rescues. one pup who took part is from the sacramento spca. deebo samuel, named after 40 niners star deebo samuel. he was voted the most popular. >> oh, really? so cute. that's cool. we did watch a little bit of it. >> oh, really?

>> he did. >> i totally forgot about this. i love seeing that every year, though. >> we like to pretend like our dog is interested. >> like when they do this. >> when they do the squeaky, he does look at the screen. >> he is interested. >> but much like us, when kendrick lamar was over, he was done with it too. he loves kendrick. >> kendrick was so good. >> he loves a good beef and he loves beef. our streaming show is next on abc seven at seven. otherwise, you're watching good morning america. >> robin: good morning america for our viewers in the west. the first of the three storms on the move. plus flu cases surge. and, yeah, go birds. the eagles super soar. >> for the second time, the vince lombardi trophy is headed to philadelphia! eagles fly in super bowl lix! >> robin: philly dominated the kansas city chiefs