from cbs bay area, this is the evening edition. >> and the kansas city chiefs have won super bowl lvii! >> they do it for the second time in four years. the chiefs win it all. we are across the bay area with fans who enjoyed the game despite the lack of red and gold on the field. and an east bay gospel choir making their first in person performance since the pandemic, just in time for black history month. we hear from a man standing just across the street when that house and the sunset district exploded. there was no red and gold in the super bowl but we got a real nailbiter that came down

to the final seconds. in the end, it was patrick mahomes and the kansas city chiefs who walked away from super bowl lvii with the lombardi trophy for the second time in the last four years as they just beat the philadelphia eagles in the final seconds of super bowl lvii! >> we begin with pregame festivities as people descended on glendale, arizona to enjoy performances, including the national anthem from babyface and chris stapleton. they also enjoyed the flyover by the all-female crew. >> one of the pilots is a bay area made of. callie zimmerman is from san jose and continued to the university of nevada, reno. if you tuned in for the halftime show, rihanna delivered. the halftime performance featured all of her top hits, and shortly after she had the

stage her representatives confirmed that she is pregnant meanwhile, on the field, the game came down to the final seconds to decide who would end up walking away as champs. >> vern glenn has the recap. >> reporter: in 2020, the chiefs stunned the 49ers with a comeback, and tonight they rallied against the eagles to win their second super bowl in the last four years! the eagles had jalen hurts, who came out on fire in his first super bowl. patrick mahomes was looking for another title. fourth quarter. chiefs up one. mvp mahomes finding skyy moore. but the eagles have some playmakers. hurts to his alabama crimson tide playmaker devaunte sigler, inside the five! that led to another quarterback sneak. two-point conversion for hertz, tying it at 35.

pocket collapse from the homes prame. bad ankle and all, and he took off running! huge first down inside the 20. chiefs trying to run down the clock. then harrison butker kicked a short field goal to take the lead for good. chiefs win their second super bowl in the last four years, 38- 35. say hello to the world champs, kansas city! >> i want to say we played tight in the first half, but you don't see the same joy we played with. i want guys to know that everything worked for us for this moment. you have to enjoy this moment. you can't let the moment overtake you. i thought the guys did that and they fought to the end. >> all i know is we are coming back next year with the right heart and mind set on trying to get another one. i can tell you that right now. >> according to las vegas, the chiefs already have the best odds to win it all next year, followed by the 49ers. the nfl, they can take a bow

now. the 49ers obviously didn't play today, but bay area fans still came together and turned up the party. at retro junkie in walnut creek, the faithful rocked 49ers gear and enjoyed the game regardless of who was playing. >> it is cool because people from different walks of life just come out here and celebrate the bond of football. we have food trucks and a dj. it was a really good time at retro junkie. >> in san francisco, the jewish community use the game to reach out to the homeless community. john ramos explains. >> reporter: for those who call san francisco's streets home, one day seems pretty much like the next. here, super bowl sunday doesn't mean very much. >> no, it don't matter. >> why? >> because there are too many homeless people here, and they get in the way.

>> reporter: a jewish influencer and youtube activist in brooklyn didn't see homeless people as getting in the way. he decided to make a change. >> you wish you could watch the game tonight? i got a place to watch the game. i'm going to throw a party. >> reporter: what he created was the super soul party, a big game watch party for people who don't have the comfort of the living room sofa. the concept caught on and is now celebrated across the country, including here at the shabbat sf community center in the soma district. >> to bring somebody who doesn't have a community or a home, to bring them into a safe space to engage with the community. >> reporter: in addition to a widescreen view of the game, the super soul party also offers one clothing, including new socks. information about housing and city services and even free haircuts. anything to keep the mind and soul together. and then there is the food! chef bernard birch was busy cooking up 20 pounds of wings, 20 pounds of hamburger, and

fries. lots of fries. >> it can't get better than that. i cooked hot dogs. i cooked burgers. hot wings. with some coleslaw. with some salad. it can't get better than that. >> reporter: the idea is to bring a bit of normalcy to people who normally have to struggle just to exist. rabbi joseph languor says that it is what followers of judaism have to do. >> everything that comes in our path, we have a responsibility to engage. it is not just the homeless, but it is everyone. it is the cameraman. we blow kisses to you, too. >> reporter: and that camaraderie seems to be appreciated. >> this is the best super bowl party. >> you and me standing right here, whatever we can do in our sphere of influence to help another person, whether it is to give it smile to them, give

them a drink, make a super bowl party for them, it really, you never know the ripple effect that that will have on an individual. >> reporter: at this party, the outcome of the game was irrelevant. the object wasn't to win a bet, but to comfort the soul. for the first time since the pandemic, in the east bay, a gospel choir performed to a sold-out crowd tonight. betty yu is at the black history month celebration. >> reporter: people packed this performance venue in berkeley on sunday for a long- awaited black history month celebration. the sounds of the south could be heard in the east bay sunday night. the oakland interfaith choir performed at a nonprofit community arts organization.

isa chu has performed with the gospel choir for more than three years. >> gospel music definitely fires me up, and i have performed with this choir for a long time, because it is my creative outlet. i have been singing since i was a kid. but it is also a spiritual and social justice outlet. >> reporter: sunday's show was a history lesson, presenting a variety of gospel, from traditional to contemporary, with an authenticity not often find outside of the south. the experience is meant to be inclusive. >> the mere fact that i am asian-american, singing black gospel music, and standing next to someone who doesn't look like me and doesn't believe in what i believe in, we have different beliefs, but we are going to sing black gospel music together. >> reporter: sunday's audience reflected the diversity of the bay area.

>> we are appreciating not appropriating the ecmugi all i . i singith this choir an peop ofl ckand dby beis in. ages. our youngest singer is five and our oldest turns 100 in just a couple of weeks. >> reporter: the concert was meant to inspire joy and unity. >> we know that the higher power, however you call this higher power, is about love. it is not about all the dogma and the rules of this religion or that religion. it is about love. ♪ ♪ we are continuing to follow the latest on the deadly house explosion in san francisco's

sunset district as neighbors continue to try to pick up the pieces. >> the explosion destroyed one house and caused two adjacent homes to be read-tag. >> we spoke to a man who was right across the street when the house exploded. >> reporter: surveillance video shows albert standing next to a light pole in front of his home. he and his next-door neighbor were talking, when a house across the street blew up. >> all of a sudden, we just heard an explosion. then we saw the fire. >> reporter: the impact pushed him several feet away and took him a few seconds to regain his balance. he called 911. >> just to see the glass and the garage door, it was all over. >> reporter: the force of the explosion blew open the back door of this white pre-us. the driver appeared okay. the explosion also knocked out windows and doors of many homes on the 1700 block of 22nd

avenue. >> not a scratch on you? not a single scratch? how do you feel about that? >> lucky! that's all i can say, is lucky! nothing wrong. we didn't get hit by any glass or wood or anything. >> reporter: authorities say the explosion killed a disabled woman who lived in the house and gravely injured her caretaker. a man who lived in the house asked if his disabled wife made it out alive. he appeared in shock and was crying at one point. san francisco police could not confirm if this was the suspect. they say they arrested 53-year- old doerun price for manslaughter and manufacturing drugs in the house. police removed the tags and cylinders from what was left of the home and charged price with two counts of child endangerment. >> he is funny.

>> reporter: he lived in the house with his disabled wife and two daughters. despite the close call, albert says that he is not angry with the suspect did. he wants to focus on repairing his garage door and window in the kitchen. >> i have to fix up this and fix up that. there are a lot of things to be done. still ahead, tonight at 11:00, a dog survives a fall onto a busy freeway, and it was all caught on video. then the latest on the fourth object shot down over the u.s. in the last few days and the ongoing national security concerns they present. it has been a month since the siege of winter storms that we had. why are some business owners just now getting a chance to look at the damage? in the first alert forecast we have rain to talk about for tuesday, valentine's day. there is a wind advisory tomorrow, and

welcome back. for a month, businesses on the capital wars have been caught up by storm damage. >> it is devin fehely shows us, that changed last week. >> there is no water to rinse anything off. saltwater just destroys metal. >> reporter: the storm that

turned the wharf into two chunks, made it difficult to assess the damage. it wasn't until thursday when he got his first up-close look. >> the wharf is totally wrecked. the motors will be gone. all my fishing equipment will be gone. we definitely lost some freezers and some tools. >> reporter: time has not been on david's side. every day his boat and tools have been sitting in seawater has only deepened the damage brought by the storm's initial onslaught. >> once you get water-logged wood, the wood goes bad. therefore we have to replace these boats. >> reporter: making matters worse, the city estimates that it will take at least a year before repairs and the scheduled renovation to the wharf are complete. david has a second location in santa cruz , and he hopes that

will be enough to keep his business and employees afloat in the meantime. >> we will not be able to open for a year. we do have another business, thank god. we own the santa cruz. so i'm going to move some of my employees to that location. i will not be able to move all of them to that location. >> boy, that was epic, wasn't it? looking back on it now. >> yes. it looks like a fairly decent week ahead, except for wind. first we have the wind, then light rain on valentine's day. then the cold air will start to settle in. let's go in order. first the wind. if we watch the high-resolution depiction, you see the screen. this is tomorrow afternoon. look at the time there. that is late afternoon, into the evening. these are northwesterly winds, or onshore winds. they will be felt first on the coast, then it will be strong in the mountains. it will be windy where the rest of us live, but thjority of

us do not have a wind advisory from this. the wind advisory is th. inclue city the city is included. >> so what is the peninsula coast in the north bay coast. >> so that goes until tuesday morning. it does mean that there is a wind chill. tomorrow the daytime high will be in the 60s but with the breeze it will feel noticeably cooler tomorrow than today, because today was warmer and relatively calm. the rain that comes in on tuesday, then we can see that coming straight from the north. this system brings in more cool air and a little more wind. that is tuesday, which is valentine's day. that gets us into late morning. in the north bay at that point, none of this is heavy and doesn't last long, but it will rain and we will get a 10th of an inch of rain out of this. it is in the south bay by early afternoon. by sunset it is done.

so your evening plans on valentine's day, you will not be rained on, but if you do something in the middle of the day, you have to plan on light showers. more than that, it is the cool and the breezy. a 10th of an inch will be about it. that's the first one. after that you can see the cold air that will pour down with the system. that means morning lows go down on wednesday. north bay valleys go down to 29. upper 30s today and tomorrow. 29 on wednesday, then the north bay is the extreme. what does that mean for everybody else? there is santa rosa at 29. everybody else, you can pick out one of your representative spots that comes closest to you. we are pretty much mid-30s for morning lows. okay. then there is another system that is going to bring us rain on friday. when we look at this on the big picture, we are going to see that one again come down directly from the north. the aim will be the determining factor on this one. it might mrs. on friday and stay off the coast! but it will probably come onshore. right now the models are arguing back and forth. one of them has the system standing over water, the other onhas not sure right now.

we are going to watch it closely. got rain in the forecast for friday, about a quarter inch of rain. we will see how that goes. if you have important outdoor plans on friday, stay on top of it with our updates over the next 36 hours. you can see both chances for rain show up in the seven-day forecast, but it is the cooler air. that is what you will experience in a more noticeable way than any of the rain. back to you.

for the fourth time in a matter of days, a fourth object has been shot down over north america. it comes a day after orders from both joe biden and justin trudeau brought down another object over canadian airspace. >> it is likely that the object over lake her on is the same object that shut down airspace on saturday. the biden administration said they delayed a shootdown order out of concern for civilians on the ground. not much is known about the

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a southern california puppy is recovering after a close call after she jumped out of a busy car on the 101 freeway last month. it was all captured on video. we do need to warn you that some people might find this hard to watch. this is the moment that six- month-old sophie jumped out of the car on the freeway! my goodness. she narrowly missed that semi truck. owner ryan kramer says that she was in the front seat of his test lot when she suddenly leapt out for no apparent reason. eight weeks later, sophie is thriving. she did fractured her hip, but other than that she got a clean bill of health. >> i see her on the side, and fortunately a gentleman behind me had stopped also to put on his blinkers and kind of slowed down traffic and was helping sophie by the time i got over there. >> kramer says that she still can't believe that sophie is there today.

he also wants to caution dog owners to secure their dog in their car, because you never know what can happen. >> that is incredible that the dog survived that. since we are talking about highways, northbound 680 is shut down between sonoma and pleasanton tomorrow morning. there are details in place tonight. caltrans is repaving some sections because of potholes and general wear and tear. caltrans says that they are on schedule to reopen at 5:00 in the morning. >> we did finish the rebar right on schedule at 2:00 p.m., and we started pouring the concrete around 7:00 p.m. on saturday, right on schedule again, and we expect that to be done around 7:00 or 8:00 p.m. today. >> that is the northbound side of 680. the southbound side is not in great shape either, but there is no timetable on when that half gets a makeover. a recovery center is open for anyone recovering from the storms in san mateo county.

there are two centers, one in alameda county , one in oakland, one in dublin. san francisco has a storm relief program specifically for artists and art organizations. the sf arts commission will give up to $2500 for artists and 5000 for nonprofits. the funds are for flood damage only, not wind or power. applications are open until march 1st. speaking of art, after the break we will show you movies and music co

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a unique musical and cinematic experience in san jose. symphony san jose is kicking off their film series of music

for films played with live orchestra. it features a classic score by ennio moricone. they will also feature the score from the disney film coco. well today was all about the chiefs and the eagles, but this was posted by a dog owner showing a dog barking at the tv and standing on their hind legs as the game played on the screen. this festival at the hiller aviation museum brought out kids and families. what are they doing? they are dropping foam football! they did this ever since super bowl l at levi's stadium. they did it today and a good time was had by all. it is a good thing those things are made out of foam.

>> today we are dropping 300 for balls, and we have backup just in case because this is a popular event. >> indeed it was. there was also an obstacle course and

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game day for figure 12, fitting that the nfl season ended with a classic 73 point score. records were set. this was between the two top seeds in the league. the birds a sword for one half of the game and then the chiefs somehow willed their way to win a second super bowl title in the last four seasons. eagles, jalen hurts came out on fire in this one. patrick mahomes looking for another title. the eagles shove hurts into the end zone. hurts was in the end zone a lot. here was patrick mahomes response. an 18 yard strike to travis kelsey, did the stinky leg. properly placed the ball to aj brown, 4 yards passinond a sup

on the next eagles possession.