live from cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. the 49ers are one win away from the super bowl after beating the vikings. we'll show you how fans celebrated as the outcome of that game became clear. >> they are trying to track down several suspects they say robbed a safe way store at gunpoint. there is now a reward for help cracking the case. >> some oakland women who call themselves moms for housing get an offer of help from an unlikely source to try to fight a bitter eviction fight. whey the women are not interested. >> it is january 12th. i'm deaf differ. devin fehely. >> i'm emily turner.

>> daron. >> a lot of 30s showing on a map we're used to seeing temperatures only going down to the mid- to upper 40s this time of day. it is about ten degrees iscoa camera looking back for the city. the current number right now in oakland is in the upper 30s. it is 37 degrees right now in the bay. livermore at 33. that is cold. it is at least a little more expected for temperatures in inland spots like not to get so cold. it is 45 in the city for san francisco right now and it is 35 in santa rosa. look at the 24-hour difference. from 9 to 14 degrees colder now thanat this time. find that heavy jacket. as far as the rest of the today goes, there is light rain coming back, but not until we get into the evening. light showers tonight. then another opportunity that upby the time we get

into monday morning. the more notable rain is wednesday and thursday. widespread heavier rain by the mid and late part of this coming week. we'll talk more about that in the complete forecast in a few minutes. back over to you. the 49ers are now just one wisuper bowl. they dominated the vikings in a 28-10 blow out yesterday. the fans watched it all happen. >> reporter: this is the reward after several ced on the bigge 49ers's game at levis. >> a sea of red jerseys and plenty of team spirit. [crowd noise] >> reporter: fans brought finesse and rage. >> we have been through the 2

and 14 seasons and the 4 and 12 seasons. today is our day. we have to be celebrated. it is awesome. >> reporter: many say before the season started they had high hopes, but they didn't expect this, a divisional playoff game on home turf. >> to hear this crowd in this new stadium come alive that they haven't come alive in central years, this is an experience that i hope all people can enjoy. [crowd noise] >> reporter: after this went against the vikings, they want to soakexcitement. >> my condolences. what is going through your mind? >> probably drink myself to sleep. >> the faithful are walking a witness with big dreams. "don't stop believing." >> we're going to bow a champion in no time. champion 49ers! don't stop believing. >> we're going to do this one

more time, because the 49ers will be losing the nfc championship game next sunday. in santa clara, kpix 5. >> not all fans were lucky enough to make it there. some couldn't get in so they packed spin instead in san francisco. they were there to watch the game, as well as celebrate the win. kpix 5's betty was has been ins spin. they will be celebrating all night long. [crowd noise] >> this is what a ers victory looks 49like to the faithful. >> i loved tonight man. my family has been a season ticketholder since 1977. this is awesome. let's go 9ers! 9ers! they hosted the official 49ers watch party was electric. the band smiled, cheered and

danced their way out with high hopes for being a super rethe fans itis our time. this was the 9ers first >> i feel ecstatic and really freaking great. >> what made the difference? >> the crowd, the vibes. >> feels great. back like 2012. this is what we live for. we're excited. we went through the worst. >> and now the 9ers are looking to next sunday's game with great confidence. >> were you han shus at all during today's game? >> i knew that we were going to win. >> i can say the 9ers dominated this game, right? >> yes. and we are still number one. >> in san francisco, kpix 5. well, we'll have highlights from last night's game coming

seur little later in sports but eeotmboser are kp best 9ers he this run is not over yet. just be sure to use the #kpix on facebo, poce are offering a dollarss reward r suspects wanted for armed robbery. they released the photos of the men. they say they walked into a safe way store friday morning. they broke the glass to get into the pharmacy. authorities say that one man had a gun and yelled for employees to get on the ground. the suspects got away with an unknown amount of drugs. >> a man is recovering this morning after being shot during a laptop robbery in north oakland. officers responded to a shooting in a bus stop on adeline street before 9:30 last night. they found e th stanford avenue. so far no arrests. >> oakland's moms for housing are getting an offer for help coming from an unlikely place.

the same people who are evicting them from the home they are occupying. wedgewood properties own the home that they are ordered to leave. they are going to pay catholic charities to house nem and to move to a new location. >> these women broke into the house illegally. even though we don't think what they did was right, rio neiro s we respect them as humans. >> after along court battle, the judge ordered them out on friday. they insisted they are not going anywhere. one of the mothers scoffed at the offer for temporary housing and said we have seen corporations with blood on their hands frying to buy public favor. this is an example. their offer is an insult. >> >> strong earthquakes continue to rock puerto rico. a major disaster after a 5.9 quake yesterday. thousands of people remain without electricity or without water and damage is now

estimated at $110 million. more now from cbs news' david begnaud. we're in one of the hardest hit. stileengit park behind me. we stopped by this home and noticed this family of 11 that live in this home. they have no power, no water and sleeping in the yard since tuesday. sleeping with them is their 71- year-old grandma and has end stage all alzheimer's and she is sun burned and they are desperate to find an apple boo lance that will evacuate ler from here. a lot of damage can be seen on social media. there are no injuries are deaths to be reported. the government said they are doing everything they can. speaking of the government, the head of the power authority e vague waited a plant. workers told not to work indefinitely tor their own safety because the after ks

continue. as rena said the governor shoca the president to sign a major disaster declaration if that happensm people re housing, permanent housing and peace of mind. an earthquake happening several times everyday here. back to you. california governor gavin newsom ordered dozens of disaster specials to puerto rico. [ no audio. ] in australia, fire affects a fallen tree and battling numerous wildfires. that brings the number of people killed to 27 in a crisis that began in december and has destroyed more than 2,000 homes in australia and scorched an area bigger than indiana.

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come justin trudeau is acting to iran's admission that it accidentally shot down an airliner. 57 canadians among the 176 people on board that plane which was shot down last week near tehran. an officer mistook it for a hostile missile and made a bad decision to open fire. >> shooting down a civilian aircraft is horrific. iran must take full responlied full clarity on how such a horrific tragedy could

have occurred. >> meanwhile protesters in tehran discussed anger. >> in the u.s. president donald trump posted a message to the iranian people on twitter. he said "i've stood with you since the beginning of my miesidency and my ration will c stand adwith you." as ben tracy reports this comes as the president offers new detail about letting them order the killing of the top general of iran. >> it could have been military base sis, could have been a lot of is other things, too. >> reporter: president donald trump as he ordered the strike against qassem soleimani as he was planning on large scale attacks upon u.s. facilities abroad. he gave more details to fox news than they got from the white house during closed door intelligence briefings this week. >> this is an after the fact

rationalization that was impulsive and route with danger. >> the administration's jus sticks is suddenly much more specific. days ago secretary of state mime o mike pompeo said this. >> we don't know precisely when and we don't know when bit it was real. >> the ire rack kyes are so furious about the u.s. striking the boarders that they are demanding the u.s. withdraw all its troops from iraq. >> prenot audio) woe trained them. they speak different publicly. [ no audio. ]

plop it is ridiculous. she should have send them a long time ago. it just be littles the process. >> mitch mcconnell has made it clear he want as short trial and doesn't see the need for a all s group ofof republicans a deal to allow witnesses to testify. ben tracy, cbs news, the white house. a volcano in the philippines isabel ching steam, ash and small rocks prompting evacuations. it is in the province of south ma nil nala. they recorded a swarm of earthquakes in the area. let's get a check of the weather in the weather center with darrin. >> starting off by talking about how cold it is with mornings down into the low and mid-30s for many more locations than i think we're used to typically seeing.

let's take a look at the map behind me with a 33 in napa. 37 in oakland. 39 for redwood city. 35 in santa rosa. it helps to do the comparison. it is one thing to tell what the temperatures is outside now. it adds per servetive to tell you how cold it was yesterday at this time. san jose, 8 degrees difference, still cold enough. it is down into the upper 30s at 39. let's look ahead through the rest of today. there is nothing going on at the moment. if we switch the futurecast, later tonight, that is when we start to see the showers come back. i'll get this ahead until we hit the midnight or i should say the noontime frame today. we started to see the light showers make it into sonoma county. that means second half of the day while there is not a lot to

this, there is a chance for light rain. here is 8:00 this evening. somewhat more noticeable rain for the north bay at this point. by the time we have gotten into the later hours tonight, that is 11:00, going into midnight. light showers to the south bay. that is it. monday, a small chance of rain itself but not until we get to monday night. it is separate system that comes in for the later part of the monday and tuesday morning and gives us another chance for light showers. if you look at the rainfall totals from what we'll see tonight with the sunday evening rainmaker, those are very small, less than .01-inch of rain. for the monday night, tuesday morning rake kerr, the totals come in more know it tissable but still light stuff. that stays in affect until 3 clock p.m. as far as daytime highs are concerned today with the light rain, we will be back into the mid 50s but it is the breeze you'll know fis that will make

the numbers feel cooler y sound- 50s. it will feel like mid- to upper 40s at times as the temperatures dip down. in the next seven days, we talked about the light opportunity tis for rain. i want to draw your attention to wednesday and thursday. that is the next storm and that looks a lot more impressive. widespread rain and we could pick up a half-inch to an inch bay area wide from that one. more on that as we get closer to it. back over to you. >> coming up, a look at the next generation of devices that bend including laptops and tablet computers. we will be right back. >> good morning. what a brew ha ha. i'm back to recap that becae 49s, weand thused the m

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good morning. what is this sound? that is the 49ers knocking at the nfc championship door. the minnesota vikings showed up yesterday in a divisional playoff game and let's just say the vikings paid the price. let's roll it up. you know it is a big money game

when joe montana shows up for it. first career playoff start down the field. he got a touchdown. they were in. but how did vikings answer? he gave up three big plays including this play to stefon diggs. witherspoon benched after that drive. to a different jersey. he never saw a viking's linebacker deep in san francisco territory before the half. the 49ers swarmed kirk cousins and a sack and a hamstring injury. fastforward. third and nine. cousins picked off. third career postseason

interception. first since 2014. the offensive line steamrolled and got limb into the end zone for his second touchdown. san francisco controlled every relevant static, won 27-10. they will play at levi stadium next sunday in the nfc championship game. it is good to finally hafae we're happy about that and excited for next week. >> our defense? pretty good, right? >> holy cow. >> it is fun playing on a really good team and knowing every person around you is going to do their job really well. >> we let them work and do their thing. >> our defense kept getting three and out and we kept running the ball and owning the game. you kind of take the wind out of a team's sails when you do that. >> there was arguing and they were not getting the line quickly. >> the nonsense from the media. they have to sell a story. this is a 1 seed versus a 6

seed and they are upset like we haven't played the whole season like we have been playing. >> lamar jackson mvp candidate, got routed by six seeded teravens the top seed but ryan tannehill, a better quarterback. the big dog last night derrick henry. look at the jump pass to davis. he went 30 carries for 195 yards. titans win on the road and roughed up the top seed 28-12. the afc championship is next. the sharks on the ice. we welcome back joe to the "shark tank" last night. now plays for the dallas stars after 13 years in san jose. look at that standing ovation lasting more than 90 seconds. sharks loved that sharks win. a reboundnd shot to take a tie

in the second. 1,700th nhl game. flay won four of the last six games and if that isn't enough for last night, two more divisionnal playoff games today. we're coming back later orn in the day to talk about that one. one of which will advance to bow at levi stadiusunday to face the 49ers. see you later. some companies in the consumer electronics show in las vegas are counting items they claim will blake your workouts stronger, less intimidating and safer. asics is showing off shoes designed to minimize the amount of movement in a runner's lower leg. more strength, more strength, more sneed and efficiency. also showing a proto top of a so-called smart shoe with built in censors to deliver runners real time feedback. several companies want to make it less intimidating and more connected. >> often they are intimidated

how the fitness industry has marketed itself. they said its formula is positive psychology and cross training to keep workouts consistent. >> many of us have seen smart folds that can fold but at the show in vegas, some are showing off tablets that can bend. it is all thanks to plastic jeans. >> reporter: computers and phones could be opening a new era when it comes to electronics. the growing trend is things that can bend. >> it folds the screen in half, and tom butler showed us the screen that can collapse. >> what does the technology behind it that makes it able to fold? >> it isn't you have plastic screen that is about 8%. >> intel has that going trom

tablet to laptop. the galaxy fold made a splash last years. motor rolla showed off a flip phone that opens to one big screen. tc l has a flashy new device . they are trading traditional glass screens for plastic. >> doesn't have the same power to last a long time. plastic screens, are they as durable as they need to be? >> plane new devices are on the market or coming soon and flexibility comes at a price. the razor has a $1,500 price tag. la nova available later this year for $2,500. cbs news, las vegas. >> the bay area politicians planning a pressure campaign aimed at doing away with fossil

fuel across california. >> a test. how the simulation works.

live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. welcome back to kpix 5 this morning. the time now is 6:30. i'm emily turner. >> i'm devin fehely. da

here opportunity fis for light rain oat e al, hold i feels out there right now. >> chilly. >> so, you, keep the umbrella handy but first heavy jacket. the numbers are down in tonight 30s in most places. it is 37 in oakland. 33 in livermore. 39 right now in san jose. santa rosa it is 35. the warm spot on here, san francisco. that mid-40s will feel kind of cool because of a bit of a breeze. these are the numbers that show you how much colder it is right now than it was 24 hours ago so there is quite a difference from what you remember at least on the thermometer from yesterday morning at this time to today. it is 14 degrees colder in some spots, 10 degrees colder in hayward. cool and breezy today. light showers tonight and monday morning and again on tuesday, but those are not a big deal. the heavier rain wednesday and

thursday that are going to be the spotlight for this week's weather. i'll have more on that in a bit. just to get you ready to step out the door, only mid-50s today in the city. i'll see you with more on that in a few minutes. >> they could decide whether to approve an ord noon to fade out the storage of coal and patrol liam by-product. the levin richmond terminal's store from the phillips 66 refinery. the proposed ban was prompted by complaints of the public of coal dust ins air in parts of wretch mont. >> for elected officials, they plan to gather next week. they urge the governor to phase out fossil fuels in california. a press conference is planned for wednesday at the city hall. the group wants the governor to

enact a climate plan and eliminate fossil fuel burning on the >> a city is testing how it feels to liver on the edge of poverty and homelessness. i went to sunnyvale to see how it works. as part of the exercise, participants org neednd into families rushed to get to work, the kids tosc timeow all the l trying to stay on the right side of the major your thin margin of being pushed out into the street. >> there is a feeling of zero safety net. >> reporter: it is organized by the nonprofit. it is meant to offer a window into the lives of working class families in our community. >> they are going to go through a rapid fire experience, what it is like to struggle to be reallicurranformer rom poy losi

women play the role of employers, social workers, police officers and others. >> i was homeless myself and then i got a house and i'm you know working two jobs right now and i'm still -- i'm on e verge right now. organizers hope the exercise will encourage people to support policies that strengthen the safety net for people. just one paycheck away from homelessness. >> i want people to start to come together as a community because ultimately community is going to be what ends homelessness. this is the 8th time sunny val has held one. it happens once a year, shortly after the beginning of the new year. >> nasa has just graduated its

next class of astronaut nats after completing more than wo years of basic training. they are eligible for space flight. that includes a walk on the moon. >> reporter: wearing blue jumpsuit ps and smiles, 11 americans and two canadian astronauts crossed the stage. >> in the year 2024 we're going to take not only the next man, but the first woman to the surface of the moon by direction of the president of the united states. the men and women are the first class to graduate under the artie mass program. eligible to fly to the moon and international space station. >> your fellow classmates are also, your you mates. the sky and stars fly ahead. they come from various backgroundness and two years of training has given strong

bonds. >> as a child seeing how they live their life out, i ofjohnny >> i would explore space with raja because you can always count on limb. >> each was given a silver star tipped pin, two of which are on the moon today. >> if one of you are on the surface of the moon and you do would leave it there, we would appreciate it. after training in robotics, nasa says the knew crew is ready to fake another giant leap for mankind. kenneth craig, cbs news. amazon said it has fired several workers after they were caught abusing access to security camera video. amazon announced the firings in a letter responding to questions from u.s. senators. the company said over the past four years, there were four about workers accessing ring data. in the letter amazon said they

were involved were authorized the view it, but what they did went beyond what was necessary to do their jobs. the company said ring is now limiting that type of video access to a smaller number of workers. they are calling on san francisco to rejoin the terrorism task force now. it fought against the trump administration's stance on sanctuary city issues. >> it is one of those decisions, the consequences of which will only be known when it is too late to make a difference. i urge or a view of that decision an assessment or versatile of that decision. u.s. attorney anderson believes san francisco is now less safe, because of its nonparticipation in that task force. >> people with big mortgages would owe more aimed at helping

the homeless. he wants to cap the tax rate after the first $750,000 down to the current $1 million. it would cover loans taken out since the start of 2018. 0 >> days after announcing plans to step back from the way yal family, they are a partly weathering the fallout separately on different sides of the pond. >> reporter: british fab loyd headlines. two days after prince harry and meghan markle stunned them by announcing plans to distance themselves from the royal family. >> why leave the royal family after all this long? i don't know. it is hard to take in. >> queen elizabeth have given

staff days to get a workable solution. while the palace tries to an returned to canada where shri and harry spent the holidays to join eight-month old son archie. canadians seem to bow welcoming. >> i respect the fact they want to make their way in the world. they are trying to do things differently. >> prince harry stayed behind to work with his family on a plan going forward. one big issue, they want to become financially end pent. they get most of their im come now from prince charles. a small poion rt ta xpayers. fr>>om people still love them. i think it might take some time. >> they are all soys changing how they deal with the media which they have often complained of being too in frew siv webs commune reth

the public. onthbsitey it is unwavering and their roles. still to come severe weather rips through parts of the south with destructive and deadly results. >> new concerns about a popular heartburn drug involving a chemical linked to cancer. force

a powerful winter storm las unleashed an outbreak of tornadoes across the

wood and debris after homes were ripped from the ground. one man rode out the storm in his camper. he said he is blessed to bow live. >> what was it like inside your camper? >> it was viking. it is all gone. >> the storm dumped several inches of rain and heavy downpours turned streets into flooding. >> let against a check of the local weather which is much mild der. >> it is for now, but by wednesday and thursday by our standards anyway there is a good storm coming our way. not like these lights rainmakers that give us a tenth of an inch of rain that we have been doing. i have two more of those. one is coming in later today and another one part of the tuesday. it is the wednesday, thursday storm that will be the most interesting. here is high def doppler now. it is quiet. let's skip ahead and get us to the restof to this isu6:00

but noon, now the showers have begun to show up. they will stay just kind of a constant lurkk feature through much of the day. here is 8:00 tonight. light rain there. you'll notice some light rain, just not heavy totals. then into the evening, showers work near way across the rest of the bay area. not to say we won't see light rain. likely could. the more likely time frame will come through second half of the day, light rain. then a bit of a break for most of monday until monday night. then a into early tuesday morning. that is gives us very low totals and clears out by the time we get to late tuesday. we're still only locking at barely a tenth of an inch of

rain. that covers those. daytime highs, mid-50s. wilt be breezy so it will feel cold. have the heavier jacket. light snow will continue to fall from the sierra but this storm right there wednesday, second half of the day. that looks like the winter storms that we're used to seeing. scott, pretty good organization to it. plenty of snow. it is coming back for the bay area. by wednesday afternoon, the showers have begin and heavier rain starting to move by wednesday night, thursday morning, it is still with us. it stays with us throughout the day on thursday. that is when we start to see the potential here for half an inch, maybe an inch of rain for that storm that shows up on wednesday. thursday and friday, a break. we'll clear that out. then another system on saturday of next weekend. more on that as we get closer to it. doesn't lookpressive as the wednesday, thursday storm

guys. drinking green tea might enable people to live longer. they tracked over 100,000 people over cen years and those who drink green tree at least three times a week, live longer and more than 20% less likely to die from heart disease or a stroke. it is interesting. the health benefits pa peer to be more pronounced in men than women, but researchers are not sure why. there are concerns about a popular heartburn drug and chemical linked to cancer. a look inside the lab that uncovered the latest findings. >> reporter: at emory pharma in california, ron has been trying to figure out why food and drug administration testing revealed some batches had unaccessible levels of the chemical linked to cancer. heat on the drug over 12 days. at stan

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heated, significantly that there is conversion into some md n a ca form but these are pretty high temperatures. the question whether it would need to be kept cold, that is something not hasn't been answered. dr. wood dock said the food and drug administration is saying why it contains higher levels than others. >> for most of the contam plants the level of n d.m. a is not much more than what you would get in your ordinarily daily diet. >> >> since the recall is vol tearing, the they said there may still be products on store shelves and testing of the products is unon going.

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time now is 6:56. time for a look at this morning's top stories. >> the 49ers first ever playoff game was a big success. they beat the vikings 27-10. the 49ers are just a game away from the super bowl. they will be back at levi's next sunday and will play the winner of the packers seahawks game tonight. >> palo alto police are offering a $10,000 reward in their search for three armed robbers. police released security photos of the men who they say walked into a safe way store on middle field road friday morning, broke the glass door and got into the pharmacy. >> women who have been squatting at a vacant oakland

home are rejecting an offer of the that owns that house. the company is offering to house them for the next two months if they follow a judge's order to leave. the women are housing advocates. busy looking seven-day forecast. there is rain scattered and over, but the one that stands out is the wednesday, thursday storm. that is going to bow widespread heavier rain and will kick up the wind for us. that will be more like a winter storm. good snow in the emergency room too. the next few days, light showers tonight, and we'll see a little more on tuesday morning, as well and that is it. >> sunshine before the showers tonight. >> a little, yes. >> we'll take it. >> thanks for joining us. cbs sunday morning with jane pauley is next on kpix 5. >> enjost your sundayyou next weekend.

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