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breaking news today at 3:00, four people including children found dead inside a peninsula home. the investigation underway right now. thank you so much for joining us this afternoon. san mateo police say they found two adults and two children dead inside a home. this happened on albert de las pulgas near 41st and 42nd avenues this morning. police say they were called to do a welfare check at the home. when they entered, they discovered a man, a woman, and two boys inside were deceased. police say they didn't notice any signs of forced entry. >> it appears at this time it is an isolated incident, and

there is no danger to the public. we called outside agencies and resources to assist us in this investigation. we just want to make sure we do a thorough investigation to discover or rule out anything. >> a large police presence was surrounding this home. police closed off albert de las pulgas at 42nd avenue and 41st avenue as they continue to investigate this case. they say they are still trying to identify the victims, and it is unclear if they are related. we'll keep you updated on this developing story. other news headlines we're following today. oakland police are asking people to help identify a person of interest in a deadly shooting. a person was shot and killed on 7th avenue and international boulevard back in july of 2023. they're asking anyone with information about this person of interest or this case to please give them a call. police are trying to track down the people who sent a

waymo robotaxi on fire. it happened saturday night in chinatown. waymo told us the fire started when someone threw a fire cracker into the car. more potential tech layoffs at san jose based cisco. reuters reports the company plans to cut thousands of jobs this week as part of a plan to restructure its business model. cisco told us in a statement they do not comment on rumors and speculation. all right, let's go to first alert weather now. we are already looking ahead to the next stretch of wet weather that could impact our presidents' day weekend. a lot of folks have ski breaks next week. darren peck is in our virtual studio. when will the rain start? >> reporter: it depends on which one we're talking about, liz. the rain will actually start wednesday. there is light rain that comes in for wednesday and thursday. but the rain you were just talking about, the stuff that impacts the weekend and becomes likely a lot more impressive. that's the stuff that gets here from

saturday and then just about all the way through much of next week. there will be breaks, but several different storms lining up that looks like they could bring widespread heavy amounts of rain for us. let's take a look outside today because today and tomorrow, nothing is happening. it's a hazy looking view out there. we're going to see fog developing again tomorrow. so one item to discuss first at least in terms of tuesday morning, patchy fog, dense fog advisories this morning for north bay communities and inland east bay. we're probably going to do that again tomorrow. so just start thinking ahead for your tuesday morning commute that will likely be a bit foggy. look ahead to the first system. we can already see wednesday's rainmakers lining up out in the pacific. that one sits off the coast by late tomorrow night. there's a lot more back here. we'll start looking at these in a second. but what we're looking at now, a closer one for that and we'll time this one out for you now. we'll watch the wednesday time frame as the showers arrive. they

start working their way across the north bay here for wednesday afternoon. then taking us through wednesday evening, we'll be looking at widespread showers that will stay with us through the duration of wednesday. that's what it looks like in this seven-day forecast. plenty of rain on here. there's wednesday, where we see our showers come in. it will stay with us on thursday with perhaps a few light showers. then we get to friday with a little bit of a break in the action. so likely this will be your chance really to start making sure gutters are cleared in your neighborhood. because the rain coming in saturday and sunday. this one right here the same storm could deliver us anywhere from about 2 to 3 inches in the north bay, maybe an inch and a half for just about everywhere else. so that's quite a rainy system. it's not like it is more intense than any storm we've seen already or necessarily as bad, but it is certainly likely going to be close. details will become clear over the next few days as you get closer to it.

it's not the only one. even if monday doesn't appear to be in a break, it's too early with these systems to try to time out specifically. just where those breaks will happen because there is another system that's coming in fast on the tails of that one that will come in for early next week. then stays with us really through much of the middle of next week. so it's a developing situation. just know things will get active. back to you. >> a lot could happen. thank you. well the 49ers and the fans are making their way back home after the super bowl in las vegas. the team touched down at san jose airport about half an hour ago. and it was a tough loss against the chiefs in the final seconds of overtime. but members of the faithful are standing by their niners. some are even there to greet them. one waving a flag as the team got off the plane and onto buses. more fans are waiting to welcome them back at levi's stadium. a lot of 49er fans made the trip to las vegas to watch the super bowl. we caught up with some of them also

landing back in san jose this morning. they still had on their red and gold gear on wearing it with pride as they recover from a roller coaster of a game. >> we were so close. i lost my voice screaming. i was leaving it all out there for the faithful. >> and all of our blood pressure went up for an hour there. even with the 49ers loss, plenty of highlight worthy moments in the game. our matt lively takes a look at the stadium. >> reporter: they say not everyone can leave vegas a winner. that was the case for the 49ers falls just short to the kansas city chiefs in super bowl lviii. it looked so promising at times for the niners. but ultimately it was the chiefs winning their second straight super bowl and san francisco still looking for ring number six. the 49 hadders were ready to go for the rematch against the chiefs. it just felt like they were going to win for most of the game. but in the end, it was patrick mahomes again that spoiled the party, led the chiefs down the field in overtime to throw the

game winning touchdown pass to hardiman and now the second time in five years that the niners have lost to the chiefs on the biggest stage. >> how much does it hurt? >> oh man, anybody got a nail he could step on? probably about that much. >> i've been playing football since late july. to come up short of a goal of a dream, it's not fun. i don't care how you lose when you lose super bowls, especially ones you think you could pull off. it hurts. when you're in the nfl, every one of them should hurt. we've gotten pretty close, but we haven't pulled it off, and we're hurting right now, but we'll recover, and we'll be back next year strong. >> reporter: you can just hear in the players voices and by their attitude how painful and how much this one hurts. they came so close. there's obviously some leftovers from that super bowl liv roster that we're hoping to finally avenge themselves. it's not going to happen this year and they are still intact, and they could be

back here next year. guys, back to you. >> absolutely. they're a phenomenal team. fans cheering on the niners, went through a lot of highs and lows as the game played out. kelsi thorud got some of their reactions as the overtime loss began to sink in. well, it was such a tough night for all the niner fans who were out here in vegas to watch the super bowl in person. so many of them were hoping the team would pull it out in the end. even though it didn't end as they hoped, all of the 49er faithful really showed up here. allegiant stadium behind me was rocking throughout the game. there were so many more niner fans inside that stadium than the kansas city chiefs fans. every single time they got a critical third down, that place erupted. that's why it was even more heartbreaking for all the fans in the stands when the niners couldn't pull out the

win in the end. we talked with so many fans right when the game ended. so many tears. so much heartbreak, so much shock really. here is just a few of the fans that we spoke with. >> how are you feeling about this loss? >> not great at all. >> is this your first super bowl? >> yes. >> how was it otherwise? >> great. >> we thought we had it, but we didn't. >> i think they could turn it around and come back again. i felt that way. >> got to get past those chiefs. >> yeah. >> they're rough, they're rough, but go niners. >> go niners. >> reporter: and the one thing that was the light in this is that so many of the niner faithfuls that we spoke with said they still really enjoyed coming out here to vegas for the super bowl. this was the first super bowl in las vegas, and it was really a success.

niner fans from across the world came out here. we spoke to fans from australia, canada, from across the u.s. so the one thing that i think fans are taking away from this and the team should also take away the faithful remained strong, and they are still very confident in their team moving forward. faithful yesterday and faithful today. across the bay area back here at home, fans packed into watch parties wherever they could find a little bit of space. hopeful to celebrate what would have been the ultimate victory. bars in the mission and the south bay at san pedro square in san jose. >> i definitely thought they were going to pull it off, but i understand being in that end all, be all moment, and not being able to make the play that needed to be made. at the end of the day, you have to live with that decision and go home and try harder next year. hopefully we're back. >> it's hard. but you know what, life goes on.

>> so the way it all played out, i mean i hope we're back here. let's go at it again next year. >> the faithful still expressing pride and optimism for their team. meanwhile the super bowl host committee is looking ahead as well. they held their super bowl handoff ceremony this morning. super bowl 59 will be in new orleans. super bowl 60 at levi's stadium in 2026. it will go by like that. still ahead sweet talk that could make you a victim this valentine's day. the warning from the fbi. plus a bay area city trying to prevent wildfires. how they're focusing - [narrator] at kpix, we're taking weather to the next level. - we can show not just what's happening at ground level, but we can show what's happening in the upper levels of the atmosphere. let's lift the clouds off of ground level and talk... - it really spotlights how unique the geography is here. - it's dynamic. it's different. as i lift this, you can actually see it in real-time.

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well valentine's day is right around the corner. while many people are turning to dating apps to find love, the fbi is sounding the alarm on romance scams. we spoke to one agent who told us the red flag to look for. >> the romance scam is when somebody, a person meets online, attempts to develop the relationship for the purpose of essentially stealing money. we will see somebody who pretends to be located in a remote region who will be based on the remote region will make plans

to meet with the victim, but those plans never seem to come through. >> the fbi says there are more than 400 victims of romance scams in the bay area last year. a recent rain here in california is helping the grass and brush grow, but all the new vegetation could fuel future wildfires. now one bay area city is taking an aggressive approach to fire prevention. john ramos on the new plans on one particularly dangerous tree. >> reporter: eucalyptus trees were brought to this country in the 1800s. it was believed the lumber it produced could be the next california gold rush. it doesn't work out that way, but today in an era of catastrophic wildfires, these trees are increasingly being seen as a public menace. pick any season and eucalyptus trees are causing problems. the ones most likely to fall and cause damage. the leaves make them go

up like the roman candle. >> reporter: they believe they just explode on their own and they don't. >> reporter: mark brown has a lot of experience with the trees as executive officer for the marin wildfire authority. he says what's often the biggest danger is not what's high up in the tree. >> and you will notice the higher you're up, there is less bark on it. >> reporter: the bark that lands on the ground that will act as both kindling and a ladder fuel to send flames up into the candy. at the same time becoming embers that are picked up by the wednesday. and it is this area on the ridge above san rafael causing the most concern. >> our biggest concern is on a day where we would get a fire within that grove. and the trees can create huge embers to go up in the air and go miles down the wind. we literally have a fire that happened in san rafael and how the embers would get lofted into the air to start landing on the far

side of the water shed. >> reporter: and so marin county has approved the plan to lessen the danger. they will begin removing any trees in the 150-acre area that are ten inches in diameter or less and cleaning out the area underneath. that'll leave only the larger trees with higher canopies, reducing the risk of ignition. >> it is much more of an aggressive approach. however, with the number of large diameter, eucalyptus trees, they will still be shaved in that area. but we're also going to allow some of the native trees to regrow in that area. >> reporter: but they don't go quietly. chop one down and new trees will start sprouting from the stump. so after each tree is removed, the remaining stump must be brushed with the herbicide to prevent regrowth. >> reporter: the trees are the ground sprouting trees. so when you start removing them. if you don't treat them with herbicides, you are just going to simply have even more trees

replace the trees that you've removed. >> reporter: they were brought here because they grew fast and spread quickly. it seemed like a good idea at the time. but marin county is now dealing with a problem that took route more than a century ago. >> well this project will begin in just a few months, but could take several years to complete. it's estimated that more than 16,000 trees will be removed in this operation. still ahead a super bowl win for advertisers. the top commercials from this year's game.

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joined usher on stage for his super bowl half time show in vegas. afterwards she posted a throwback picture of herself as a child singing at a 49 ors game. the caption, how it started verses how it is going. who would have thought? thank you, usher. well the half time performance also included appearances from alicia keys. that was fantastic. ludacris and lil john. as romi bean reports, the presence of a pop star who didn't perform was definitely felt over the entire event. ♪ [ music ] ♪ >> reporter: the audience was singing yeah to usher who skated and danced his way through this year's halftime show. alicia keys, ludacris, and lil jon joined for those

hits. earlier country music legend reba performed the national anthem. post malone delivered an acoustic version of america the beautiful. and grammy winner andre day sinkiest will every voice and sing, which is referred to as the black national anthem. >> where she post malone, reba mcentire. what was your favorite? >> reba for sure. it was great seeing her. i'm happy for her. >> what did you like so far? >> post malone all day. >> reporter: from beyonce to jay-z, to basketball lebron james, plenty of star power in the stadium. on hand to support boyfriend travis kelce. >> i'm a swiftie, but i do love my team more. >> reporter: even without performing the biggest name in music created an extra buzz to this year's big game. >> what a moment, what a game,

right? the other thing non-football fans looked forward to at the super bowl, of course, is the commercials. naomi looks at which ads scored big with the viewers. >> reporter: this year commercials packed in the celebrities and raked in the dough. from david schwimmer to david beckham, they scored high. ben affleck came together for dunkin' eats. >> sometimes it is really hard to be your friend. >> reporter: but the fan favorite on u.s.a. today ad meter was a nostalgic reunion of arnold swarzenegger and danny devito. >> you are a backstabber. >> i'm a backstabber. >> comedy usually plays well with ad meter. to see danny devito and arnold back on screen together was interesting. danny telling us that a, that's what drew him to the ad. the fact he got to

work with arnold again. >> reporter: beyonce broke the internet with a super bowl commercial that ended with a surprise announcement. a new album. renaissance act ii coming march 29. she also dropped two new country songs. ♪ [ music ] ♪ >> reporter: ad rates for a 30 second spot in super bowl lviii cost nearly $7 million. paramount scored even deeper during overtime. >> this is the only remaining venue where you can reach an audience of 100 million plus. that becomes more so every year with the fragmentation of media. so the super bowl is still the only game in town. >> reporter: budweiser made an appearance and kia tugged on the heart strings with a tear jerker, all hoping to jack consumer attention and their dollars. welcoming up, capitalizing on his super bowl half time appearance. the new plans for usher to return to sin city. and remember you can watch us any time anywhere on our

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well usher not done with vegas just yet. the singer announced he'll bring his tour to sin city in november due to the high demand. of course, it is after his triumphant halftime performance. the usher past, present, future tour kicks off in august in his hometown of atlanta. he has two dates in the oakland arena in september. he'll make a stop at the t-mobile arena in vegas on november 15. general admission tickets go on sale friday. i'm sure those will go quickly. cbs evening news is next here on kpix. local news continues on our streaming service cbs news bay area. i'll ♪ ♪ 's be on tonight the terrifying moments in a place of worship. >> we don't understand why these things happen, but we know god is in control. >> norah: a woman opens fire angel alstyne's church, whatpo