your realtime captioner is linda marie macdonald. breaking news. the 49ers have a new head coach. former eagles coach chip kelly will be taking the reins. kpix 5's keit do is live at levi's stadium in santa clara with the very latest on this news. kiet. >> reporter: yes, good afternoon. to give you an idea of how sudden all of this is, the 49ers press office tells us they have nothing official to say right now and that they're

scrambling to make a formal statement. a week after he was taking a step back from social media, jed york said on twitter: and the internet is already abuzz with what many people are saying is a controversial hire. kelly is the former head coach of the philadelphia eagles where he spent the last three seasons and was fired before the last season even ended with one game left on the schedule. kelly made a name for himself as an offensive genius at the university of oregon but that magic didn't translate to the nfl. his record with the eagles is 26-21. the eagles clinched the nfc east in the first year with the team but they didn't make the play-offs the next two years and there have been numerous reports for months about players accusing kelly of racism something that the 9er front office will be questioned about when they make the announcement. now, all of this comes just 10 days after the 9ers announced the firing of former head coach

jim tomsula. he was widely admired by the players and they speak fondly of him. it will be interesting to see how chip kelly is received since cbs sports reported last fall that eagles players weren't fond of the way kelly manages a team, runs very fast hard practices and is a micro- manager. players know this. wide receiver torrey smith just tweeted that he would have to start running now to get into shape. but all this could be great news for quarterback colin kaepernick. he was benched halfway through the season and then multiple reports that the eagles and chip kelly were interested in kaepernick with many analysts calling him a perfect pick for kelly's offensive style. so will there be a colin kaepernick version 2.0? there will be no on camera statements today from the front office. that will be next week. kiet do, kpix 5. with more on what in means for the future of the 49ers we are joined on the phone by kpix 5 sports anchor vern glenn. what do you think, thumbs up, thumbs down? >> reporter: well, i think it's

a thumbs-up because, frank, you know, quite frankly, if you look at all the candidates out there, he was the best one on the board for what they need. what do they need? they need to revamp the offense that was 31st in the year last year. he comes in with heavy offensive credentials. he was in the top five the first two years, slipped to 12th in the third year when he was fired but the 9ers would take that in a millisecond. now, what does chip kelly have to do once he gets here? he has to learn from the mistakes he made with the philadelphia eagles. not being so as kiet do reported so micro-managing to every player, running the team like he did at oregon. these aren't college players anymore, these are grown men. these are professional athletes. he has to take a step back and recognize that for what it is. and not -- and not be so -- for

example, last year, when players would come in after practices, there were cuffs in there because he wanted a urine sample from everybody. there were cups in there. he changed everybody's diet. it's just the -- the -- just the little things, frank, like monitoring the sleep patterns of every player on the team. you just can't do that. you have to treat these guys as professionals. >> well, hopefully, he learned a lot in philly because he is coming to san francisco. vern glenn on the telephone for us. vern, thanks very much for your insight. >> you got it, frank. in san francisco, city leaders met this morning to talk about super bowl street closures. major gridlock is expected the week of the big game and now event organizers are requesting temporary street closures for super bowl parties. but an mta spokesperson tells us muni vehicles won't be deterred by the chaos. >> we will be running extra service at night in the subway so people can get home after events. we'll also be rerouting to get around the area to ensure that

people can still take the normal transtoyota get where they need to -- transit to get where they need to go. >> some of the closures proposed, fourth, jesse, and terri francois boulevard with. bart police chief is facing tough questions after a deadly shooting on a train. kpix 5's anne makovec joins us live from bart headquarters in oakland and shows us those cameras did and did not capture of the suspected shooter. >> reporter: some of the cameras in quotations didn't capture anything because they are fake. the bart board did not talk a lot about saturday morning at their meeting today because there are a lot of unknowns. >> like to just have a moment of silence. >> reporter: a moment of silence at the start of the bart board of directors meeting to honor the unidentified man shot and killed on a bart train saturday night. >> we don't have a motive. we don't know the relationship between the suspect and victim. >> reporter: here's a picture of the suspect. a black man in his 20s or 30s,

6'2", scruffy face, a long green trench coat over a dark hoodie. these pictures were taken as he was leaving the west oakland station after the killing at 7:45 p.m. >> we know where the guy came into our system and we know where he exited. >> reporter: but we don't have any pictures of him on the train even though what appear to be security cameras are in every car. it turns out many of them are decoys. >> as far as, um, which ones are decoy cameras, which ones are not, um, that's something that i'm not going to discuss. >> reporter: nor will the police chief discuss a knife that was found at the scene. >> as who it belonged to, i'm just not in a position to say because i don't want to compromise our investigation. >> reporter: do you know? >> um, again, i don't know. i don't know. >> reporter: the chief maintains the system is safe. he boasts a 10% drop in crime

over the past two years. as for when they might get working cameras in all the trains? a big unknown. but the budget process for this year is just beginning. right now live in oakland, anne makevoc, kpix 5. ski slopes picture-perfect today up in the sierra. skiers were out and about enjoying tons of fresh snow but back in the bay area, we got a little bit of rain on its way. let's check in with roberta and find out when and how much. >> rain will translate to snow in the high sierra. we are picking up a little bit of light snow in the highest elevations of our north bay mountains. let's get down to business. it's hi-def doppler radar. from you can sky yeah through hop land into cloverdale: . this is clearlake at 4300 feet elevation. through the morning hours

nothing going on until the last 45 minutes. the leading edge of storm number 7 for this month of just a minute moving in time for the evening commute with rain from the north into the santa clara valley. we still have storm number 8 and 9 to talk about and how that it will impact your weekend. that's coming up later in this broadcast. all right, roberta. thank you. new at noon, the 7-eleven owner in chino hills is one million dollars richer than yesterday. [ non-english language ] runs the store that sold a $528 million winning ticket in last night's drawing. he gets $1 million for the sale. two other ticket buyers in florida and tennessee also matched every number in the powerball drawing. cbs reporter danielle nottingham on the lottery celebrations. >> reporter: in chino hills at this 7-eleven they sold a winning powerball ticket. >> we heard the news and we came down here to see who the winner was.

it's not us. [ laughter ] >> reporter: the winner has not yet come forward but that didn't stop the celebrations. >> maybe next year. >> reporter: this morning, it was back to business as usual. some customers were already buying tickets for saturday's drawing. did you think that this is now a lucky spot for buying tickets? >> i think so. now that i know where to go, yeah. >> reporter: the owner of this store also has good reason to celebrate. he takes home a $1 million cut. >> amazing. feels good. >> reporter: another winning ticket was sold at a supermarket near orlando and the third ticket sold in munford, tennessee, not far from memphis. each winning ticket is worth almost $529 million before taxes. danielle nottingham, cbs news, chino hills, california. >> in case you missed them, the winning numbers are 8, 27, 34, 4, 19 and the powerball is 10. around northern california, four stores sold tickets that

match five of the six numbers. a chevron station on socal avenue in santa cruz, a 7- eleven on nut tree in vacaville, larksville and a quick stop in cloverdale. uber may have a multi- million dollar fine or banned from operating in the state. a judge said they should pay more than $7 million or have its license suspended for failing to meet reporting requirements. in a statement today uber says it will pay the fine but appeal the amount to the california court of appeal. a legendary voice in our broadcasting family has died. radio broadcaster al hart died this morning in walnut creek. he was with kcbs radio in san francisco for 34 years before retiring in 2000. hart also work for many years with the late dave macle hat ten, who -- mcelhatton who later was a long-time anchor here at kpix 5. he was 88. the new transit program

starting up in the south bay coming up. >> plus, who is up for the golden statues? the stars and movies nominated for academy awards. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

"v-t-a flex" is an on-demand ride service linking regular san jose it trying out a new approach to transit. vta flex is an on demand ride service linking regular city bus stops to high density employment centers. it kicked off this week. there is no fixed route or fixed schedule for rides for the pilot program and for now it operates in a three-mile radius by the tasman light rail station. well known british actor alan rickman has died after a battle with cancer. his most memorable roles including professor snape in the eight harry potter films and the ultimate villain hans

gruber in the original die-hard movie. before that, rickman had made a name for himself on the british stage with the royal shakespeare company. alan rickman was 69 years old. oscar nominations announced today and there's a lot of buzz surrounding the frontier film the "revenant." it led the awards with a dozen nominations including best picture, best actor leonardo dicaprio and best director. others include mad max, the big short, bridge of spice, brooklyn, mad max: fury road, the martian, room and spotlighted. they are being criticized for all white acting nominees for the second year. what started out as a lark is now viral. >> checked out what happened when adele and late-late show host james carden linked up for car karaoke. she rocked out with him on last

night's show and now the video has gone viral and, of course, you can catch the late-late show here on kpix 5 after the "the late show with stephen colbert." >> he does this. he picks up stars and rides with them. and they go for rides. but with her -- >> he is a genius. >> he is. he is a great singer but would you want to sing in front of adele? >> i don't like singing in front of you guys! you're a tough audience! [ laughter ] let's see who will be "singin' in the rain" today. currently we have a number of people reporting in anywhere from the 40s to the 50s. bill moon in orinda, no rainfall yet. but mostly cloudy skies and increasing winds, as well. in fact, the winds will blow out of the south 10 to 20. mostly cloudy in san francisco with currently our air temperature at 54 degrees in san francisco. it's cool in santa rosa with

showers at the back door. 44 degrees. the winds have been blowing out of the south at 13. again increasing to 20 and tonight ramping up to 30 miles per hour. >> we're going to have rain every day until sunday. no complete workouts. the heaviest rain is slated for the hovel. this is really interesting. this is our water vapor image. think it's perfect to describe okay, 7 right there, it's already moving in on its heels this is system number 8. this one -- look at that right there. that's the core of the area of low pressure. tightly wound up. all right. this is what's going to affect our friday night through saturday mid-morning. this one is going to be moving in and sliding into the bay area by sunday night into our monday. let's walk you through your futurecast. it's going to be wet in the evening commute. we are still wet into 8 p.m. by the time it's over, about an inch of rain in the bucket in the wettest spots north of the golden gate bridge. friday morning's commute will be dry. friday evening's commute will

be dry and here comes the next area of low pressure. that one is number 8 for your saturday mid-morning hours. then the bulk of saturday afternoon will be dry through sunday afternoon. an inch of rain in fairfield by sunday. otherwise a winter weather advisory in effect for the high sierra. this is it. your tahoe report. "adlib big board" "adlib we have today's sunset at 5:13. not going to see it. temperatures today in the 50s and close to 60. in and out of showers every day through wednesday with chances of more showers. >> thank you. let's take a look at the big board now to check the stocks. look at that. this is great. the dow is up about 318 points. stocks are rebounding from the midweek sell-off as energy companies climb along with the price of crude oil. yesterday the market had its worst drop since september. san mateo-based gopro announcedded it will cut 100

jobs amid tumbling stocks. this morning shares of gopro fell by $2.35 or 16%. that's the lowest shares that dropped since gopro went public nearly two years ago. still ahead he ma i had it big in the sillicon valley. but he wanted to do more. hour our jefferson award winner is using his startup skills to make a big difference for hundreds of bay area nonprofits. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

well, today's tip of the day is going to be is cilantro. i know it's wintertime and cilantro is great in the spring and summer am all the outdoor cooking and i use it all the time. it is wonderful! i use it so many different recipes. let's talk about selection and storage. when you buy it, green like this all the way around. very important. free from any yellowing. and nice to have that wonderful aroma. in the home in the refrigerator right away. it doesn't last long. two or three days at the very most. open up that bag so they can breathe. because when you close it and put it in the refrigerator it will decay quickly. cilantro, in the winter, ah, such beautiful flavors in any recipe you think of. i'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer. and always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. i love that smell! when a tech entrepreneur wanted to turn his efforts to the nonprofit world, he created a nonprofit. allen martin shows us how this week's jefferson award winner

has brought giving back "full circle." >> reporter: josh becker had a law degree and mba from stanford, a career in venture capital and tech startups, but wanted to focus on what he really cares about. >> i'm passionate about issues like education, the environment, closing the income gap. and what i realized over time was a lot of my peers were passionate about those issues, too. >> reporter: but he says they didn't know how to help. >> i thought if we could bring these people together and really bring a community -- build a community of engagement where we would pool together our time and money and social networks, that together we could do so much more. >> that's good. >> reporter: 15 years ago, josh started "full circle fund." he found nonprofit organizations that needed help, then recruited people and companies he knew wanted to help. and he began matching grant money and volunteers with expertise to the nonprofits in need.

>> now 15 years later, we have given away millions of dollars; but, more importantly, we have worked with over 100 nonprofits in the bay area and given them over 100,000 volunteer hours. >> reporter: recently, full circle teamed up with defy ventures and the last mile project teaching business skills to prison inmates. >> we did the first-ever business pitch competition in a state prison. and it was absolutely transformative, absolutely for -- for us, for people who participated, let alone hearing good ideas. people want to start reasonable businesses. >> reporter: full circle also helped san francisco's children's council, which helps parents find qualified child care. it was looking to improve its website, and a team from full circle fund helped come up with a plan. >> it really helped us see through parents' eyes what would make accessing child care online easy and the best experience possible.

>> reporter: for josh, the past 15 years have certainly been rewarding. >> there's still a lot more to do, and we're excited to keep working. >> reporter: so for connecting nonprofits with companies and individuals looking to make a difference, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to josh becker. allen martin, kpix 5. >> nominate your local hero for a jefferson award online at cbssf.com/hero. we'll be right back. ,,

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