a contingency plan is being put into place at the tesoro plant and at eight other u.s. refineries. oil workers begin the biggest strike since 1980. good evening everyone i'm heather holmes. >> and i'm ken wayne. a strike is on at oil refineries the first in 39 years and it's affecting a major facility here in the bay area. debora villalon is live outside the tesoro plant where tonight some workers are being sent home. >> reporter: some workers but not all. because shutting down this refinery is not a turnkey process. it takes days.

right now this is the only bay area refinery with a work stoppage but that could easily spread. >> there's rumors that we were going on a strike. >> reporter: the rumors came true as night shift workers were showing up for their night shift and turned around. >> i just got to the gate and they said go home. >> reporter: wishing he knew before he drove to work. now that tesoro is one of nine sites on strike after talks with steel workers and the oil companies broke down. >> the union was willing to continue walking until after

midnight. >> reporter: picket lines were already up in houston and milwaukee. workers say it's about more than money. working conditions, understaffing and fatigue. tesoro's shutdown is very complex. >> they'll take longer to shut down. >> i already pay enough for gas. i don't want to pay more. >> reporter: consumers here strike and figure somehow it's bound to hurt them. >> gas prices. gas prices going up. bad for me. >> reporter: the tesoro refinery will continue to work as a terminal but not producing. right now it's operating after about half power while it undergoes refired safety upgrades. the workers now find themselves in limbo. >> well i want to get in there

and get that money. we come a long way so we want to finish it off and go home. >> reporter: labor history shows these two sides tend to bud heads and go down to the deadline. this time, the protest signs will in fact, become picket signs, that is said to happen this thursday evening once this shutdown is complete. ken, we did reach out to tesoro management they said they will not have any comment on this situation until tomorrow. >> there's more tesoro. there's other big refineries in the bay area. what is going on there? >> reporter: we do have shell and of course chevron. and this strike could be called at both facilities as well. but they have indicated if that happens, they will use replacements and managements to keep the refineries open. and you know that's going to raise some real red flags with safety watchdogs. >> debora villalon, live in

martinez. thank you, debora. play clock expires. >> reporter: it was a stunning finish to the super bowl. a player many of us had never heard of clenches the fourth championship for the new england patriots. and tom brady ties the record for the quarterback with the most super bowl wins. >> and we have joe fonzi here with the final minutes of the game. >> 49 super bowls have been played and it's hard to remember one with the dramatic momentum swings and unlikely endings as the one we witnessed tonight. when it was done tom brady had joined bradshaw and montana as the only quarterback to win the super bowl iv times.

deflated footballs, the refereed handled the footballs and that put an end to that. look at this play. russell wilson down the field which would appear like a long pass to kersh but that ball had been intercepted. able to run down the clock. the final as the expressions on the sidelines tell you all you need us early but we held strong, we held together. and it's a great feeling. unbelievable play by malcolm. i saw the interception and i could not believe it. we knew it was going to take

everybody. it was a 60 minute game and we're just proud of how everybody played. >> much more to come tonight on sports wrap. one of those moments for a long time in seattle. >> a lot of people criticizing pete carroll for not letting lynch run. >> you have one of the best players and you don't let him go. with super bowl xlix now in the history books, the focus shifts to the bay area and super bowl l. ktvu's christien kafton live for us at levi's stadium where fans kept one eye on today's game and the other on february 27, 2016. >> reporter: today's game is over but already the wheels are in motion for the super bowl to be played here.

next year you can expect tens of thousands of fans to flood into this area. >> even though it wasn't red and gold, 49ers fans packed the bourbon and stake pub. >> i'm here scouting the competition for next year. >> reporter: even in the sea of red and gold you can still find seahawks fans. >> we actually brought our apartment because we love the stadium. it's been a little difficult. >> reporter: a pair of former 49ers were on hand watching the game and hoping that next year, their team can do something that no other team has done. >> there's been no other team before play in their own stadium. that would be awesome. >> everybody wants to play in their own stadium. >> reporter: while 49 fans

dream. >> hopefully i will win the lottery, and i can get a ticket and be here rooting them on. >> reporter: everybody is beginning to prepare for the biggest day in football. >> we don't know what to expect. this is our first year of being open near the stadium. we have learned a lot. it's been great being open this year. we'll see what happens next year, we're excited. >> reporter: we talked to one representative from levi's stadium. most of the other stadiums were in glendale arizona. they said they were there trying to see exactly how they put on the super bowl there to see what kinds of tips they could get to make sure the super bowl here goes off without a hitch. live here in santa clara, back to you. >> thanks. we still have a year to get all of the planning underway. it's going to be a lot of fun there at levi's stadium. super bowl l has put dollar signs in the eyes of bay area hotels and homeowners.

coming up how much prices soared in phoenix. one former new england patriot was not able to watch the super bowl. aaron hernandez is being held in confinement in his murder trial. because hernandez is being housed in a special detention unit he cannot watch television, have a radio or even have a newspaper. investigators are looking for information about a fiery crash that killed three people in san jose. ktvu's noelle walker talks to the chp about possible factors and the help officials need from the public. >> highway 101 in san jose, is one of the busiest freeways in the state. even on a weekend with traffic

moving at weekend speed -- >> it's never quiet. >> not even at this time. >> even at 10:00 in the morning there's a chance alcohol could be a factor, speed could be a factor, falling asleep could be a factor as well. >> reporter: investigators are trying to figure out why a driver crashed on 101 south near story road. >> hit this tree, uprooted this tree. >> reporter: tire marks show the final path. the car hit with such force, it uprooted a tree and killed a family of five. >> did they fall asleep? was it alcohol related? all these things we don't know right now. >> reporter: what the chp does know most crashes are preventable. >> we can certainly, i do our part by watching our speed. not drinking and driving. trying to drive as carefully as

possible. hopefully this does not happen again. >> reporter: the medical examiner still has to identify the victim. the chp says two men and a woman died in the crash. if you're in the area around 2:00 this morning, the chp wants to hear from you. in san jose, noelle walker, ktvu channel 2 news. a fight led to the death of a man. neighbors said they could hear breaking glass. when police arrived they found a 24-year-old with life threatening injuries. when the paramedics arrived they pronounced the man dead. the chp coroner's office is investigating the death. 19-year-old brock turner faces five felony counts.

he's accused of raping and unconscious and intoxicated woman near the campus. three students came upon the attack and stopped him. turner who has voluntarily dropped out of the school is free on $150,000 bail. president obama is scheduled to outline his $4 trillion federal budget plan tomorrow. the white house says the plan includes ideas that are practical not partisan. and will benefit middle class working families. the budget for the 2016 fiscal year calls for a $38 million increase for the pentagon. the newly elected republican congress is expected to resist that plan. and it's being called the ultimate twin's experiment. what nasa hopes to learn by sending identical twins to the international space station while keeping the other right

here on earth. plus -- >> after months of planning an historic day as dozens of patients are moved into a new state of the art bay area hospital. >> and getting to the injured hikers on mount hood was only half the battle. new details about the issues the climbers faced. the 10:00 news continues in 90 seconds.

tonight we learned about how three hikers were rescued after falling 600 feet on mount hood in oregon. a man broke his leg, a woman broke both of her ankles. a rescue team happened to be training near by. when rescuers arrived they were still in danger as they helped the victims, 20 other climbers used a human wall using their backpacks to protect them from falling ice chunks the size of bowling bags. >> that easily could have saved the life of the rescuers. >> reporter: the group also helped a third victim that fell into a volcanic hole. japan mourned today. the reportedly heading of a japanese journalist at the

hands of islamic state militants. his mother wept as she spoke to reporters. she asks the world to remember her son not how he died but how he lived. >> i wish that we whether carry on kojo's legacy, to help children in war. >> we have more from jerusalem. >> reporter: the latest isis video is still being authenticated. but ezo is already calling on the terrorist act. >> i will work with the international society to help -- >> i think mr. goto was working

hard to fulfill his mission as a journalist. life is precious. >> reporter: one japanese minister saying isis can never be forgiven for what they've done. in the roughly, one minute and a half video, militants demanded $2 million to free him but in recent days they tried to swap him and an an al-qaida militant. jordan says they continue to work toward freeing their pilot. but communications with militants have stopped and his fate is unknown. isis continues to hold several other hostages including at least one american. and there is a real concern this latest isis execution

video won't be the last. in jerusalem. astronaut scott kelly is set to spend a year at the international space station while his twin brother mark stays on earth. genetically the brothers are already identical. so scientists will be able to study the changes twins receive. >> when we're able to compare my dna to my brother on the ground. >> reporter: mark is older born just six minutes ahead of scott. as young boys they both shared a love of space. by 1996, both secured a spot among nasa's elite company of astronauts. dozens of patients some just days old were transported to the ucs medical center in

san francisco. >> the logistics of transferring the patients seems daunting. cristina rendon reports that the transfer went fine. >> reporter: they're only two weeks old. >> for us our historic event was 15 days ago when these two beautiful little girls came into life. >> reporter: the two prenatal girls are in the icu unit. which is why their mother says moving them from one hospital to another was nervewracking. >> we did have trepidation transferring our kids. but it was really done really professionally. >> reporter: after months of planning, hospital staff started moving patients from the campus to mission bay early sunday morning. ambulances departed and arrived about every four minutes making the 4-mile journey like clock work. all transporting precious cargo. >> all of the children were

able to travel with a family member in the ambulance with them. >> reporter: more than 120 patients, most of them children were brought right through these doors and welcomed to their new home. >> the drive was seemless. >> reporter: now baby bianca and sienna are sharing a room fit for a queen. >> we didn't know what the rooms looked like. once we came in, we saw all this space. >> reporter: and this is just part of the story they will tell their daughters. cristina rendon, ktvu news. residents forced out of their home by an apartment fire yesterday went back into the building today to retrieve some

of their belongings. the fire damaged at least 32 units. we were there today when one person carried out their personal items. people are also reaching out to the dozens of people displaced in a deadly fire in the mission district last week. one person died. several others were hospitalized about 50 people were left without homes including 11 children. a near by bar called dot's clock held a fundraiser for the victim's last night and google promised to match dollar for dollar. unique homes with hot tubs, fire pits and pools all of it creates a unique opportunity to cash in on football's biggest game. and the bay area is next in line to soak up super bowl mania. >> and in a city where almost anything goes, these people decided to protest something that cannot go any more.

>> our dry weather pattern may soon be coming to an end. coming up i'm tracking two systems, the arrival of the first one and the parts of the bay area that could pick up 5- inches of rain over the next two weeks.

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the undead were alive and out in force this weekend in san francisco. fort mason turned into a zombie zone for an unconventional convention. the city is of course used to events like santacon and breakers. >> but walker stalker con is like any other. >> reporter: a creepy zombie khraupb met people for the -- zombie clown met people for the final day. >> it makes other people excited and you get excited.

>> this is a sword that i had signed by a lot of the cast members. >> reporter: the main attraction here were the actors from the show that took pictures with fans. answered questions about their roles and signed thousands of photographs. >> it's rather insane how much the show has taken hold. >> but when it was over, i thought that was it. that's what happened. you finish the show, you wrap and you go home. what i didn't realize was all of this. i didn't know this was a whole aspect to it. i didn't know i was going to still be talking about this clarker three years later. >> reporter: what's the appeal of a show base on the idea of a zombie acopolypse. >> it's going to happen in my mind. a virus we're going to release and it's probably going to be mad cow. people are going to go nuts and there you go. >> reporter: actor lou temple

also from season three of the show had a more philosophical perspective. >> i think our walkers as we call them or zombies are metaphorically they represent obstacles in life that we all deal with. most of us don't wake up not in survival mode. activists today marked the two year answer verse -- two year anniversary of the ban of nudists in public commemorated the day by getting nude. body freedom has sued the city

to overturn the nudity ban. the charges the attackers could be facing. plus-- >> north of $100,000. >> for the week? >> for the week, yes. renting out homes for the super bowl can bring in big bucks and many in the bay area can't wait to cash in. the reservations already being made for 2016.

now that the party is settling in phoenix after super bowl xlix all eyes turn to the bay area. super bowl l kicks off at levi's stadium a little more than a year from now february 7, 2016. many people are hoping to cash

in. mike mibach recently traveled to phoenix and showed us the super bowl is super business. he already found proof of it in san francisco. where one hotel is being booked for the big game in 2016. >> reporter: luxury in the foothills of phoenix. crisp, clean, cutting edge and this super bowl week renting for. >> north of $100,000. >> for the week? >> for the week, yes. >> reporter: lou runs a company specializing in luxury homes. this is one of them. unique bathtubs, fire pits, rooftop deck, infinity pool. a $10 million house with a lot of space. it's a pricey but popular option for football fans. >> provide them an experience that they can't get at any other place. any other hotel. >> reporter: and hotel rooms in san francisco are already going fast for super bowl l. the westin st. francis says the nfl has already booked, 80% of the rooms. >> the corporate world is

obviously the nfl is just incredible sponsors. we're all looking to host events here in san francisco. >> reporter: jon kimball is vice president of the -- >> i know the nfl intends to make the city kind of where all the action is. >> reporter: super bowl 50 host committee host keith bruce. >> there will be packages that will allow out of town travelers to come into the market, find hotel and lodging, take advantage of the hotels that the nfl have contracted already. >> reporter: getting those football fans to the game will be a challenge even more so than super bowl xlix. going in phoenix to denver is the equivalent of going from san francisco to daly city. tack on another 49 miles then you're in santa clara. a reason why bruce has created a transportation task force to work on a model. >> we still have a year of planning. mass transit will play a role

both public and private transportation will be a key. >> reporter: or instead of staying 49 miles away at a hotel fans may just want to rent a house closer to the stadium. >> we're at events across the country. >> reporter: with that, maybe bay area residents will consider renting out their homes super bowl week, especially if they can get $100,000 for it. mike mibach, ktvu channel 2 news. investigators are looking into the spray painting at a home with swastikas as a hate crime. members of a near by jewish sorority say they are shaken by the incident. >> the swastika is internationally known. i do feel targeted by this thing. >> reporter: voters voted to

ask the board of regents to divert from incidents happening in israel. he believes the graffiti and divestment rule are related. a 3-year-old boy shot his father and pregnant mother with a gun that police say he found inside his mother's purse. police were called to an albequerque hotel room. but he only fired once. both are recooperating. the boy and 2-year-old sister were not injured. tonight they are in the care of child protective services. a year from today iowa will host a first caucus of the 2015 presidential election. democratic and republican party leaders in iowa say potential presidential candidates have already started making get acquainted entrances to the state. democrats say they're hoping to

make changes in their caucuses this year two include voting locations. >> you have to make sure we have the capacity to hold 138 meetings all at once, at on one day. >> a handful of the states moved up their primary which ended up causing a problem with shuffling states. the new time slots will be tested out during the next nine months and depending on just how successful it is it could become permanent. they barely had a chance to shovel out their driveways and already there's another big

winter storm headed their way. the storm that could affect 100 million americans. plus, we just wrapped up the driest january on record in san francisco. but our meteorologist mark tamayo has rain in the forecast. details about it all coming up next.

people in the midwest and northeast are still digging out from the first blizzard of 2015 and now another storm is heading their bay. -- their way. chicago is expected to be hit

hard. they're expecting 10 to 15- inches of snow with white out conditions and heavy winds. officials warned people to and from super bowl parties about dangerous driving conditions. >> we care about the snow, but the football game is what we're rooting for. >> it's more important. >> it's more important. new york city may be spared the worse of the storm. >> let's get a check in with our meteorologist mark tamayo no snow but -- we are looking at possibility of some rain later on this week. >> you notice i'm skipping around a little bit more today. tracking a storm in the pacific. a few weeks away we could be tracking a more moderate and heavy rainfall especially in northern california. outside right now as we mentioned partly cloudy skies. not too much happening. here's our live camera looking out toward the bay bridge in san francisco out there in the distance. just patchy fog forming out there as well. especially in some of the north bay valleys. here you can pick out some rain

showers out toward the north coast out toward humble county. a few showers in that part of the state. as we expand the view to the pacific here. you can see we have a lot of development out toward hawaii. that's the river that typically brings significant rainfall to a part of the west coast. that's going to be the key trying to fine and fine tune where it could be. that could include the bay area. remember december 24th that was the last organized rainfall. tracking two storms this week. first one set to move in thursday. possibly thursday and into friday. now also producing gusty winds as well. heaviest rain as i mentioned will be focused up in the north bay. no rain drops to worry about tomorrow. partly cloudy skies and temperatures will be in the 40s out there. just get ready for the rain. a few days from now. santa rosa 40 degrees for a forecast low. san jose in the mid-40s. here again is that pattern developing without the continuous moisture out toward hawaii. for tomorrow, partly sunny for your monday. it'll be a mild pattern out

there once again. here's what happens later in the week. there's that chance of rain on thursday. especially by thursday night rain and wind. another storm move spwaos -- moves in for the upcoming weekend. over the next seven days significant rainfall developing. we could have amounts approaching 10-inches over the next seven days. the other extreme will be down toward monterey bay around .3 of an inch to an inch. so we're going to be in between this. the north bay could be amounts approaching five, six, 7-inches of rain over the next seven days. these numbers will be changing quite a bit as we approach the event. we'll be watching those numbers that could be going up dramatically. up toward the sonoma county and mendecino. san jose 59. santa cruz 72 degrees. half-moon bay 65. with the warm air in place all

week. if you're thinking snow levels in the sierra, the snow levels will be pretty high. this will not be a cold storm but this will be a wet one as you can see multiple rain clouds, finally we can put rain clouds in that seven day rainfall. chance of rain on thursday. rain, gusty winds on a friday. then we could be tracking more rain by saturday. especially by saturday night and into sunday. we're getting a little bit excited about the potential rain. >> this is a pineapple express. >> that's the warmest storm. it's like garden hose. wherever it's pointing, that's where there'll be rainfall. >> hope we're in the bulls eye. >> we definitely need it. up next we will have -r -- we will have more from super bowl xlix. >> we will hear from the winners and losers with joe fonzi, next.

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i can't believe the call. >> me neither. >> i cannot believe the call. >> a lot of people asked that question, good evening everyone. welcome to this super bowl sunday edition of sports wrap. and in one of the biggest momentum turns, the patriots win the super bowl with a play that will be questioned while there's a team. new england drive ends when brady's pass is intercepted at the goal line by jeremy lane and we turn to the 14. >> still on the run. >> reporter: despite that it was the patriots who got on the

board first. early in the second quarter, brady to effell. joe montana for all time super bowl touchdown passes with 11. for a time it looked like an unsung sea hawk would be the hero this game. russell wilson long down field where chris matthews makes a spectacular pass for 44 yards. that's airington who is outmaneuvers and it's lynch who won't stop. the patriots take a seven point lead to the locker room. the tight end with just 31 seconds left scores. that was enough time for the seahawks to tie it. at the 11, with six seconds to go. and wilson to that guy again. matthews, matthews ended up with four catches on the night for 109 yards and went to the locker room tied at 14