season. fresh crab is going to be sold right off the boat here in fisherman's wharf. we'll tell you what you need to know. [music] >> all of a sudden, all #### broke loose and we're like, holy sh. they hit a bigger pipe. and then we realized it was gas. >> a gas leak in san francisco leads to evacuations. we'll tell you what happened and how long it took to get people back in their homes from ktvu. >> fox two news. this is

mornings on two. >> good morning to you. let's take you right outside for a look at san francisco at 7:00 on this sunday morning, where you can see a blanket of clouds hovering and hugging san francisco. only a few buildings, maybe salesforce peeking out from the top there. we see this sometimes on the mornings. welcome to mornings on two. >> i'm claudine wong and hi everyone, i'm frank mallicoat. let's get you out of the gate immediately and say good morning to rosemary. yes! >> happy sunday. hey, we made it! yes, yes, yesterday and today going to be very similar weather wise. take a look at the storm tracker two. it's a quiet one out there. the winds are generally light. it's a cool start and a little bit of patchy fog. in fact, we are very calm according to this map. take a look at that. from santa rosa to oakland, over towards fairfield. everybody reporting calm conditions. when it comes to the temps. we're within a few degrees of yesterday, which means another chilly start with most of us in the 40s this

morning, 45 degrees in san francisco in our east bay. 38 to start your day in livermore. and let's check in on the patchy fog out there once again this morning. if you're headed towards the sacramento san joaquin valley, you're definitely going to get the tule fog. but for us here at home, not quite as thick as we had yesterday. yesterday, widespread gray over the delta region, the carquinez strait and in the north bay valleys. so we are off to a good start. i'll have a look at what we can expect for the afternoon, as well as the week ahead coming up. >> all right, rosemary, we'll see you in a bit this morning. for the first time this season, you can buy fresh dungeness crab in san francisco. the season usually starts back in november, but it was delayed several times for the safety of migrating whales. >> so today is the day that you can actually head down to the water and buy directly from the fishermen as they come back in from harvesting. ktvu amanda quintana live for us at the pier, with details on a day that these fishermen have been waiting for months. good morning amanda.

>> oh yeah. >> it's very exciting for them and also for people who just love to eat crab. they are ready to come out here and buy just fresh off the boat, so you can buy whole uncooked crab. that's what you can get today. and then this is where we are. so this is near pier 45 right off the way. this is where the boats will be pulling in. and the fishermen will dock here to sell their crabs. so you can buy it right off the boat. and really getting crab to kick off the new year has become a tradition for a lot of san franciscans. but this season, like you mentioned, starting after a lengthy delay. but today regulators are opening commercial crabbing from the sonoma mendocino county line to the southern border. so when sales start, depends really on when those fishers get here. but there is a facebook page where fishers post when and where they will be. one says that they will be here by nine. hopefully they did say they feel like they have

good quality crab on the boat, so that's a good sign. but it's usually about $10 per pound. it's also pretty common for there to be lines out here. so if this is something you want, it might be good to get here early. fishers often sell out as well, but if you are planning on coming out, make sure you bring your own container like a cooler or a bucket, and then be prepared. you might need cash. i know some do venmo or have ways to read your card, but be prepared. have a bucket. >> be ready to fill it up. >> so if you love crab. today is the day i'm sure you're very excited for. >> yes, i love it. amanda and i think all great advice for people who maybe, you know, kind of those first timers who have wanted to take part in this tradition. but i also know that, you know, we were talking about this this morning, that i'm sure there are some longtime folks who who are making the trip. they watch those dates very carefully. and, and this is a

tradition for them to kind of head to the pier. >> definitely. i saw on that facebook page where those fishers post when they're going to be here. i already saw people saying, you know, i'm coming up from san jose. this is something i do every year. let me know when to be there and i'll be there. so clearly this isn't just people in san francisco. it's really all around the greater bay area that people get excited for this and want to come out and be here early. >> yes, i know, i think last year it started even later towards the mid end of january. and so for those folks who usually like to get it on their thanksgiving table, this has been a very long wait. all right, amanda, we'll check in with you in just a bit. thank you so much for that live report. >> time now is 705. the power is back on for thousands of people in san francisco after a major gas leak left them without electricity. the leak started in the city's outer richmond neighborhood yesterday morning, when a roadside crew struck a gas line at balboa and 47th. emergency crews went door to door and evacuated around a dozen people living on the block. a witness described ktvu

all the chaos, saying the leak shot water some 50ft up into the air. >> all of a sudden all #### broke loose and we're like, holy. they hit a bigger pipe. and then we realized it was gas. i mean, it was like the smell was like. it was like sitting in your kitchen, turn your burners on with no gas, with no flame, i mean, literally. and so we just hauled down to the end of the street. >> well, that evacuation order was lifted around three in the afternoon. pge outage map also shows no issues in the area this morning. so good news there and no injuries were reported. >> police are investigating a shooting that happened near a homeless shelter in san francisco last night. it was in the yerba buena neighborhood near fifth and welsh around 6:30 p.m. once on scene, officers say they found a person who had been shot. that person was taken to the hospital with major injuries. police arrested a 29 year old man, they say, based on probable cause, but charges are still pending. >> well, in oakland, police are investigating after an officer who shot and wounded a suspect

there. police say a sergeant spotted an armed suspect firing off a rifle at macarthur boulevard early yesterday morning. police say the sergeant fired at a suspect after they took off running. the suspect then barricaded himself inside a nearby home after a long standoff. the person eventually surrendered. officers say they did recover a firearm. that suspect is expected to survive. and police are still investigating a shooting that happened late friday night near downtown oakland. we first reported this yesterday morning. oakland pd has since updated the location. it happened at 13th and harrington streets, right outside a bar. when officers arrived, they found three people lying on the street, all with gunshot wounds. one of those victims listed in critical condition this morning. so far, there have been no arrests in that shooting. >> well, a man with his newborn baby in his car was arrested after a road rage incident in santa rosa. police say witnesses reported seeing a man in a silver bmw pointing a gun at another driver near west third

street and amador drive. police pulled that driver over just south of highway 12. they say his one month old baby and the child's mother were in the car with him. also in the car was that backpack and it was loaded with a handgun, ammunition, a holster and an extra magazine. the driver, 23 year old calvin crump, was arrested and booked and is facing several charges, including assault with a firearm. >> all lanes back open. highway 101, in santa rosa is california. highway patrol officers continue to investigate a deadly hit and run. this all happened last night just after 10 p.m, officers were dispatched to a crash on highway 101 south of steel lane. there, they found a person lying in the roadway. that person pronounced dead at the scene. officers say they have limited information on the suspect who fled the scene, and they're asking anyone that might have information. give chp a call. >> time now is 708. and ahead of daniel lowery's first day in office, the mayor elect is hitting the streets of san

francisco, taking part in some neighborhood cleanups. this weekend's events are hosted in part by the civic joy fund. lowery's weekend of service kicked off yesterday. the group stopped in ocean beach, ingleside, fillmore south and the bayview neighborhoods, picking up trash along the way. lowery says the hard work reflects his belief that everyone can play a role in improving the city. >> every single person in san francisco needs to do their part. we have a whole country and a the world telling us what we are. we're the only ones that should be defining us, and that starts with doing one small thing every single day. >> the mayor elect will be outside again today to participate in the cleanup, and it will begin at 10 a.m. in the tenderloin neighborhood. then at 11, the group will head to the mission. lowery's inauguration is scheduled for this wednesday, january 8th. the public ceremony is scheduled for 11 a.m. in civic center plaza. that will be followed by an open house at city hall.

>> today, glide is honoring a mayor london breed ahead of her final day leading the city. the event at glide memorial church on ellis street in san francisco. this all began at 11:00 this morning. it will feature music and speeches from mayor breed supporters as well as the mayor herself. she is expected to reflect on her faith and time in public service. the theme of the event is giving flowers and it's free to all attendees at glide. >> a blanket of snow in the sierra thanks to this latest storm, the latest pictures from tahoe, and why some chairlifts at the palisades tahoe resort had to close, and statistics show people with disabilities often have difficulty finding employment. >> how the san francisco sheriff's office inspired one bay area man to make an effort to change all that. >> happy sunday to you, giving you a live look there at the partly cloudy start to the day. another chilly one outside our doors. but for the afternoon we're going to be a little bit

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now we head to the sierra, where nearly a foot of brand new snow fell in the tahoe area during friday's storm. video here, sent

to us by palisades at tahoe resort, employees worked saturday to shovel a fresh blanket of snow from that recent storm. that storm brought with it some gusty winds that prompted the resort to close some of the chairlifts. this is what skiing in olympic valley palisades looked like on friday. fresh snow. pretty crowded mountain to it, of course, is the final, final end of our long two weeks of holidays at tahoe resorts. we're loving it. getting that fresh batch of snow making conditions primo all weekend long. and by the way, the weather at lake level in the mid 40s all week coming up. no rain, no snow. so if you can play a little hooky at work after the holiday, great week to maybe head on up and do a little skiing up in the sierra. >> all the bosses are saying, wait, what? what? what? you guys were just off. get back to work. but the snow does. it does pull you up there. all right, let's take a look at the roads. if you are thinking about heading to tahoe, here's a look at interstate 80 in truckee. now, there are no chain controls, but you can tell that the roadway

there, as people drive through there is still, while clear, could be very icy. it's about 22 degrees right now in truckee, so anything that's on the roadway will be slick. and so this is when we have the black ice and the other things that you can still have a spin out, and it can still be pretty dangerous when you're driving up there. so just take your time and make sure you give yourself some. have those emergency supplies in your car, probably getaway day to. >> a lot of folks have been up there for a week enjoying the holidays, so i imagine highway 80 and 50 will be a little busy coming back. get home day. yes, down in the valley. let's check in with rosemary about our forecast, which looks great. maybe a 70 degree mark this week. close. >> yeah, as we get into the days ahead. not today, but we will be a little bit above average today. and i'll show you those numbers here. coming up giving you a live look over the bay. and we've got mount diablo in view, as well as low clouds and high clouds. those high clouds are coming in from the north and west. and you can see it here on

storm tracker two. we do have a ridge that is building and that is going to keep us not only dry, but help to warm our temperatures. and as we get into the workweek and northeast flow is going to begin to set up, and that will help to drive our temperatures as well. here's a look at the futurecast. there's a look at the ridge right in there. notice a little bit of rain, high elevation snow right over areas of the pacific northwest. by tomorrow and into tuesday, it's sliding on the backside of california. and if you pay attention to our patterns, you know that that system tends to bring in that north and northeast flow as the storm continues to push off to the east, a ridge building in, and we're kind of sandwiched in between. it's the pressure gradient that increases the wind. and so with that, we do expect breezy conditions at times. we expect the gusty conditions and the northeast flow going to help again bring our temperatures up. in addition to the ridge of high pressure that is bringing in warmer air all the way into saturday, you'll notice the storm track continues to be pushed and

deflected by the ridge that is parked off our coastline. so as mentioned a moment ago, we are not expecting any rain here. we are not expecting any snow for the sierra. meanwhile, temperatures this morning off to another chilly start. upper 30s reported in livermore in the north bay, 41 in napa and along the peninsula. 48 sfo headed to san francisco for today. it's going to be chilly up until about 11 12:00. now we're feeling much better mid to upper 50s in the forecast. temperatures expected to top out right about 60 degrees in the city of san francisco. meanwhile, on the peninsula, 63 in redwood city, low 60s in livermore, upper 50s to low 60s in santa rosa. so even though we're a little bit above average, it's still going to be a cool day. but the sun will be shining, partly cloudy. conditions expected into monday. another bump in the numbers. tuesday. wednesday. kind of continuing the path. very subtle warm up coming our way. but late in the business week. perhaps some of our warmer spots getting close to 70 degrees or so. and we do remain with dry

conditions. back to you. >> okay. thank you rosemary. well, according to statistics, people with disabilities such as those on the autism spectrum often have difficulty finding employment. but now a bay area man is telling his story in an effort to change that. as ktvu andre senior shows us, he got a life changing opportunity from the san francisco sheriff. >> i'd say give it about 30s weeks after life changing opportunity, adam sherman is contemplating next steps for a man who few have been on so far, he's fresh off the opportunity of a lifetime, serving as campaign manager for paul miyamoto's reelection bid for san francisco sheriff. >> make sure you just get out and vote. >> it's a multifaceted role. everything from helping to organize fundraising to putting out media blurbs and other forms of publicity. >> but in an election season filled with many campaigns and the people who had them, sherman's situation is different because he is on the autism spectrum, something he's proud

to talk about, but one that's kept his ambitions tempered. and he's not the only one. >> there are 5.5 million autistics in america who are at that age where they can be working and professionals, and yet barely one fifth of them are professionally employed. the rest are either unemployed or chronically underemployed. >> and sherman was no exception. graduating from san francisco state university with a degree in environmental studies with a special concentration in social justice, he found himself unable to find a job in his chosen field, so he took a job stocking shelves at trader joe's. but while he couldn't get the job he wanted, he donated his time volunteering with various community organizations. it was that effort that got him noticed by miyamoto's team. >> he was actually on one of the teams that were doing safety patrols in chinatown, and so his commitment to the community was already evidenced by that volunteer work, that commitment, and a reputation that preceded him, landed sherman that coveted job, leading miyamoto's critical

reelection bid, helping the incumbent snag more than 80% of the votes. >> and trusting your election campaign to anyone is a big deal. but miyamoto told me sherman's autism was never a factor in his decision. >> i don't think i even asked any questions about whether or not he'd be able to do things. >> the autism society and advocacy group hopes more companies and organizations actually adopt sheriff miyamoto's thinking, because they see hiring someone on the spectrum is actually good for the bottom line. >> we look at different ways of information processing and different ways of executive function. we might have folks who think in a very systemized way, but we might have folks that think from a bottom up sort of perspective, and that can bring a lot of creativity. >> in other pieces, the organization cites research that shows companies that embrace neurodiversity are likely to have a competitive advantage, and businesses employing autistic individuals report increased innovation and problem solving capabilities. >> i think the idea that when we're open to bringing in

neurodiverse and autistic talent to a workplace, understand that there's sometimes let's figure out where the best fit could be. let's talk to the individual. where do you think your strengths are? >> it's a conversation that sherman wants to grow in public discourse, dealing with the struggles in this book, living beyond normal an autistic autobiography, i really want to bridge the divide between the neurotypical or normal brained people of society with the neurodivergent or autistic people like myself. andre senior, ktvu, fox two news. >> up next 49ers wrapping up the season today. it's their final, final game. what to expect at this afternoon's baseball game against the cardinals without a few of their major stars, mind you,

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23. the 49ers will put a bow on what has been a disappointing season today in arizona. game 17 against the cardinals. in a game that has no bearing on the playoffs, brock purdy. deebo samuel will end their season early. both of them are sitting out today's game due to injuries. backup quarterback josh dobbs will be taking snaps in that season finale instead. this marks the first time in four seasons the niners have not made the playoffs. today's kick off set at 125 this afternoon. and by the way, you can watch the game right here on ktvu fox two. >> well, after falling in the rankings, the warriors are

slowly starting to find their groove again. the dubs notched their second win in a row last night against the memphis grizzlies. no steph curry in this one. he was out as he manages a bilateral knee tendinitis. now grizzlies superstar john morant was also out with a shoulder injury. andrew wiggins led the way for the dubs finishing with 24 points. the dubs getting that win at home 121 to 113 wigs, i think, was one of six at halftime and just took over that third when we really needed him the most before the defender thought he was going to make some bad news for the warriors. jonathan kuminga suffered an ankle injury midway through last night's game. we should get an update on his status later today. some good news though. curry is expected back in action tonight with the sacramento kings coming to town. that game tips off at 530. >> the 2025 entertainment awards season begins tonight with the golden globes. hello. and that show itself will make history,

as comedian nikki glaser will be the first female to solo host the program. presenters include dwayne the rock johnson, demi moore and career achievement. viola davis will receive the cecil b demille award. ted danson will collect the carol burnett award. there are too many categories and nominees to mention, but top nominees include the netflix crime thriller musical amelia perez. it received the most nominations, with ten, including best motion picture, musical or comedy. one of its competitors is the smash hit movie wicked. adrien brody and timothee chalamet are nominated for best actor in a motion picture drama. brody, portraying a jewish architect who immigrates to the u.s. after world war two. in the film the brutalist. and charlotte may is playing bob dylan in the current movie out, a complete unknown. >> well, crab season is back this morning. a live report is next with a look at where you can pick up fresh dungeness crab today in san francisco.

>> also ahead, it will be a while before normalcy returns to bourbon street in new orleans. a look at the tributes being left out as crowds return back to the

some crab will tell you how you could buy it fresh right off the boat at fisherman's wharf today. >> all right, amanda, we're in. and also the sound of jazz along bourbon street, offering some healing for dozens who gathered

to remember the lives lost in that new year's eve terror attack from ktvu. [music] >> fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> all right. bay area. time to rise and shine. we do have a little bit of sunshine out there. some clouds as well, but it's going to be a great week. no rain, temperatures in the 60s, and i'm okay with that. by the way, 354 more shopping days before christmas. >> stop it right now. >> some would say that on the radio yesterday i had to laugh a little bit, but it'll be here before you know it. at any rate. welcome back to ktvu mornings on two. i'm frank mallicoat. good to have you with us. >> good morning to you, i'm claudine wong. interestingly, i was just saying last night that in my neighborhood and in surrounding streets, a lot of christmas lights are still up, which i think it's pretty late in the january 5th. i mean, we've had a couple of weekends, but the rain has really kind of stopped, folks, i think, from, you know, want to try to get those lights off when it's wet or slick out. so maybe this is the week could be dangerous. >> i know somebody that fell off

a ladder one time on taking down lights and getting up and trying to get up on the lights. anyways, yes, i took down my tree yesterday. >> your mic is not working so we're going to have to come back to you. but she just took down her tree yesterday, so we'll check in on rosemary's tree and the forecast coming up in just a moment. >> all right. well it's usually a big holiday treat, but dungeness crab season got put on hold again this season in order to protect migrating whales. >> and today, all of that changes. you can actually buy that fresh crab from fishermen right along the water. and that's where ktvu is. amanda quintana is this morning live where that dungeness crab will be available all day long. and amanda, even though we've covered this in the past, like your tips in your last report, were really important because you don't want to come down there without something to bring that crab home with. >> yeah, you have to be prepared. you have to have a bucket. you have to have something. you have to have something big. if you're planning on getting a lot of

crab. but it's pretty cool because you can get it straight from the fishermen that got it in the ocean. and you're coming right here to the water. so this is where you can come get that whole uncooked crab were near pier 45 right off al sonoma way. so this is where the fishermen will dock to sell their crab this morning. for a lot of people getting crab to kick off the new year, it's kind of become a tradition here in san francisco. but this season is starting after a lengthy delay. but regulators are opening commercial crabbing from the sonoma mendocino county line to the southern border. so when sales start, really it depends on when the fishers get here. but there is a facebook page where the fishers post when and where they will be. one of those fishers says that they'll be here by nine this morning, he said they have good quality crab. they're excited about it. and we just saw the first family in line walk up. they are ready with a big container to fill. they say it's become a tradition for their family to come the

very first day of the season to get crab for daughter desiree's birthday. well, it's an excuse to get the family together, you know what i mean? >> but for the most part, my dad's been in love with seafood my whole life, so it's just, i don't know, it's just become a normal thing. it gets the family together, gets us out and doing stuff. you. >> now it's usually about $10 per pound. it is pretty common for there to be lines and for it to sell out. so that's important to know. you know you want to get here early. you want to get in line. also, like you mentioned, claudine, you need to have some kind of container. that family had a huge cooler that they were pulling in a wagon. so they were ready to buy a lot, but a container, a bucket, something like that. also, some of the fishers only take cash, so that's something to think about. some take venmo, things like that. but keep that in mind as well. if you are coming out here this morning live in san francisco. amanda quintana, ktvu, fox two news.

>> yeah, not their first rodeo, amanda. all right. thank you. >> looks great. >> thanks, amanda. time now is 733. vigils continue in new orleans several days now after that tragic new year's morning attack. and as crowds return to bourbon street, so does the music. [music] now, dozens of people gathering saturday in the popular downtown area. mourners listen to jazz music and pay their respects to the 14 people who lost their lives. dozens more are still recovering from their injuries. investigators are still trying to determine what motivated the attacker to drive his car through a busy road. as revelers were ringing in the new year, he was killed in a gunfight with police at the scene. >> well, funeral services for former president jimmy carter continue today. carter is lying in repose now at the carter center in atlanta. this is a live picture of the carter center there in georgia. now,

the former president will stay in atlanta for three days. he arrived yesterday after a ceremonial drive through his hometown of plains, georgia. fox's connor hansen shows us how well-wishers paid their respects. >> the casket of former president jimmy carter arriving at the carter presidential center in atlanta saturday. his family and loved ones remembered their beloved patriarch. >> life that i think we can all agree, is as full and powerful as any life can be. >> the ceremony wrapping up a motorcade procession throughout georgia that saw stops in carter's hometown and family farm and the state capitol, where he served as a legislator and later as governor before his time in the white house. as president, carter helped broker a landmark peace deal between israel and egypt, receiving the nobel peace prize in 2002 for his work resolving conflicts and promoting human rights. carter's post-presidency is considered one of the most impactful of any

former commander in chief. he partnered with habitat for humanity for more than 35 years, helping to build or repair thousands of homes, and his nonprofit, the carter center, helped lead international campaigns to eradicate disease and promote democracy. >> we've observed 125 elections and 40 countries and several native american elections as well. and so the commitment is always to try to be an outside force that can help build confidence in the process. >> his son, chip, honoring his father's achievements and recalling the bond he shared with his late wife, former first lady rosalynn carter. >> he was an amazing man, and he was held up and propped up and soothed by an amazing woman. and the two of them together changed the world. >> carter will remain in atlanta through tuesday, when he'll be moved to washington to lie in state at the u.s. capitol. in new york, connor hansen, fox

news. >> time now. 736 president biden awarded the presidential medal of freedom to 19 people at the white house. the recipients were the who's who from the world of politics, entertainment, music, sports, philanthropy and science. former secretary of state hillary clinton among that group, along with basketball legend magic johnson, anna wintour, ralph lauren, jose andres and bono, just to name a few. actors denzel washington and actor michael j. fox also recipients with undaunted resilience and optimism. >> he also warms hearts and captivates audiences as a fearless advocate for those with parkinson's disease, channeling his endearing personality to advance treatments, move us closer to a cure, and remind us of the power of american possibilities. >> four people were awarded the medal posthumously, including former attorney general robert kennedy. his daughter, carey

kennedy, accepted the medal on his behalf. >> a cartoonist has quit her job at the washington post over allegations that an editor rejected one of her sketches that made fun of the newspaper. and president elect donald trump. cartoonist ann telnaes posted the cartoon on the platform substack following her resignation. she says the cartoon depicts a group of media executives bowing before trump while offering him bags of money. post owner jeff bezos is one of the executives depicted. she says the cartoon was intended to criticize billionaires who curry favor with the president elect. she says this was the first time she had one of her political cartoons rejected because of its messaging. >> a warning from chp regarding a new scam out there. authorities say if you get a call from a so-called amber alert representatives, just hang up the phone. chp says scammers are calling people offering to register their children to the amber alert list. they asked for confidential information and to meet you at your own home. that

is not how the amber alert system works. chp says it's the only agency authorized to activate amber alerts, and registrations are not required. if you fall into the scam, you're asked to call your local law enforcement law enforcement office. >> the city of berkeley is trying to make it easier for thousands of homeowners to get permits for their unpermitted accessory dwelling units. these units, also known as adus, provide adequate housing for more affordable prices. and through a new pilot program, berkeley homeowners can now get permits for their adus through two options a certificate of occupancy occupancy or a housing certificate of compliance. both options require an inspection, but the process is confidential and will not produce any penalties for homes that are not up to code. the pilot program is set to end in 2028. >> time now 739. let's get you outside. talk about our weather on what looks like a pretty mild week ahead. i guess, right? >> yes, a chilly mornings, but you're right. mild afternoons.

frank. claudine. happy sunday to you. giving you a view here over the low clouds and the bay. we've got some patchy fog once again joining us. outside of that, just a cool, calm start to your sunday and storm tracker two showing you just that we will be in and out of just clouds today as a system is moving through the pacific northwest, bringing wet weather to washington and oregon for us. it's going to be a dry one. and again, visibility fluctuating just a little bit. napa reporting half mile visibility there. we have fairfield reporting seven miles. we have petaluma reporting two and a half yesterday the sonoma valley area, the napa valley area reporting visibility to about zero at times. soh improved there. meanwhile our temperatures are very similar to yesterday as well. most of us are within a few degrees upper 30s to upper 40s to start the morning. 45 right now in san francisco in the inner east bay, livermore, one of the chillier spots at 38. and we've got palo alto on the peninsula reporting

39. your afternoon highs for today, a few degrees warmer than yesterday and slightly above average 60 degrees for san francisco. low 60s expected for santa rosa, hayward, livermore as well as san jose. temperatures will continue to climb. just a subtle warm up coming our way for the days ahead. i'll have a look at your extended forecast coming up. >> okay. thank you. rosemary. well, the holiday season may be over, but the payments for all those gifts continue for some consumers. buy now, pay later programs are growing in popularity. why? experts say you should consider other pt - man, i need some serious help with this health insurance stuff. - check out covered california. it's a free service from the state that helps you get health insurance. millions of people have used it. - wait, for real? - mmm hmm, they even offer financial help to lower the cost. - nooo... how you know about all this? - that's how i got my insurance.

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especially for expensive purchases. >> or if you think you're going to return something, consider using a credit card instead and aim to pay it off as quickly as possible. >> experts say if you don't have a credit card, talk to your bank or your credit union, or if it's a larger purchase, consider a personal loan. and if you must use buy now, pay later options. opt for the payments of four, which normally don't have interest. also, put those payments on autopay to ensure that your bill is always paid on time. >> the justice department urging the supreme court to deny president elect donald trump's bid to delay an upcoming ban on tiktok. trump recently filed a motion requesting a delay so they could try to resolve the issue after taking office here in the next couple of weeks. attorney general merrick garland, who heads the doj, maintains that tiktok is still a threat to national security because of its chinese government's potential to access our u.s. data. supreme court will hear oral arguments on the

matter on january the 10th, unless the china based parent company of tiktok sells the platform, it is still set to be banned here in the u.s. >> january the 19th an unforgettable night for an iowa boy who's been battling cancer. he had the chance to meet some of his idols right here in the bay area. >> he sure did. he got the opportunity to watch and meet the golden state warriors, all made possible with the help of the make-a-wish foundation. ktvu is amber lee brings us the story of yuan joe and his long battle with leukemia. >> i want to wear the same one. >> a shopping spree and a visit to warriors ground at san francisco's chase center is a dream come true for yuan joe of iowa, made possible by the make a wish foundation, the eight year old is in remission after battling leukemia. yuan selected a stephen curry jersey and showed it to mom. >> we have my favorite player. >> it has a favorite player on it. what number is he? 30. >> 30. the make a wish

foundation, along with their partners, including vivid seats, made it possible for yuan and his family to fly to san francisco for the first time and watch in person. yuan's favorite team, the golden state warriors, play against the philadelphia 76 ers. >> what we try to build ourselves is doing is providing hope and joy. and that's really what we do. >> mom jolene ange tells me yuan was diagnosed with cancer two years ago. she describes yuan's difficult journey, which included chemotherapy and radiation. >> for me to witness him go through hair loss, through appetite, losing appetite and all these symptoms, it was heartbroken. >> but heartbreak and pain have diminished with yuan's remission and news a month ago that he would be granted his wish to see his favorite team. what did you think right when they told you? [music] >> i thought it wasn't real. >> it was more than real. the warriors made yuan an honorary

captain for this game. right now, i would say he's the happiest and healthiest. >> when they find out that they get a wish that really picks them up, and it's a little extra motivation. >> we get an autograph before the game. yuan, wearing his new jersey, got stephen curry and other players to autograph it. he tells me this was his favorite part of the night, but most of all, gratitude for this unforgettable night. >> thank you everybody for making this happen. >> amber lee ktvu, fox two news. >> time now. 748. and the debate over if women should wear or shouldn't wear makeup at work and if that is considered unprofessional, has been gaining steam on social media and particularly on tiktok. so whether it's for a job interview or just day to day at work, women are questioning if going to work makeup lists is impacting them professionally or if it should even matter. a survey by career communities said a woman's professionalism is often judged by her physical

appearance. women are pushing back, saying their accomplishments should be the only thing up for debate in the office. >> i think it matters what you know, what you're achieving. at the end of the day, if you're going to presentation, you want to present yourself in a certain way. but otherwise, i think it it just comes down to what you're actually accomplishing. >> career experts agree that what should matter is staying professional and giving your best job. recruiters say the workplace has gotten more relaxed since the pandemic, and physical appearance shouldn't be brought up. however, women are sharing stories saying they have been denied jobs and promotions based on their appearance. >> it is 749. a chilly start, but what looks like a pretty great week ahead weather wise. rosemary. good morning. >> yes, good morning to both of you. we do have partly cloudy skies and temperatures will be above average this week. giving you a view here over the bay. we've got a little bit of fog. you can see there drifting over the city. the low clouds and

even ground level fog. joining us once again, although not as thick and not as widespread as yesterday morning, most of us looking good. we do have a few patches in the north bay valleys, napa valley, sonoma valley. if you're heading out, something to be aware of, i'll look here at where those clouds are coming from. they're coming in from the north, as a ridge of high pressure is going to remain parked off of our coastline for the next several days. these storms are going to ride up and over. they will drop on the backside at times, and that will create that northeast flow. and it could be a little breezy and gusty during parts of the week. and again, going to help to drive our temperatures up just a little bit above average. here's a look at the futurecast. what we can expect for today. we will be in and out of clouds. you can see they're kind of drifting our way from the north and from the west. and that's it. the northern edge of california could be clipped with just a few scattered showers. but for us, as well as lake tahoe going to be dry. meanwhile, the temperatures this morning off to another chilly start, ranging from a 45 degrees in san francisco to 40 degrees in the

inner east bay of walnut creek and in the north bay. low 40s to start your morning as well. for most of us, we are within a few degrees of where we were yesterday. that means another cold one for areas like orinda, lafayette in the upper 30s, as well as alamo, dublin and north dublin. but as we get into the second part of the day, we should feel much better by about noontime. if you're thinking about getting out to walk your dog, go for the thicker coat. unless you're going to wait for a few hours by noon. most of us are in the 50s and then upper 50s to low 60s, expected for the second half of the day. if you're looking for a dog to walk, isn't robbie adorable? available at the san francisco spca, a nine year old male terrier for the east bay into the afternoon. upper 50s, low 60s for you here for the north bay, we've got 59 in napa, 64 in santa rosa, one of the warmer spots for today on the peninsula, 63 in redwood city. your extended forecast temperatures coming up just slightly for monday, holding steady on tuesday. but again,

looking at the time frame here, this is when we could see an increase in our northeast wind. and then wednesday into thursday remaining dry with temperatures even slightly warmer. back to you. >> thank you. rosemary. drakes beach, up in point reyes national seashore, closed as rangers seas rangers welcome a new elephant seal pup into the world. point reyes national seashore posted the photo on a social media showing the pup on the sand here in marin county. it was born in late december, making it the first elephant seal pup of the season at point reyes. it may be young, but this pup actually weighs 70 pounds. it will be nursing for about a month before it begins learning how to swim in shallow waters up there. drakes beach will remain closed, by the way, through the breeding season. >> time now 752. it is extremely contagious and numbers from the cdc show cases of norovirus are more than double what we've seen in previous years. what you can do o

55 before his last day. president joe biden is taking some final actions aimed at tackling the climate crisis. his administration is banning certain natural gas water heaters and replacing them with new tankless water heaters. tankless water heaters use about 13% less energy. the older natural gas water heater would be removed from the market by 2029. the american gas association says the new rules could lead to higher prices for low income and senior households. >> norovirus is on the rise around the country, and doctors are offering tips on how to stay clear of the common stomach bug. norovirus is the leading cause of foodborne illness in the u.s, the cdc says. cases in the last month were more than double the number seen in previous years, and warned that norovirus is highly contagious. >> it's only very, very small amounts of the virus to infect other people, and so that's part

of why it can really run rampant on, you know, close communities, things like cruise ships, nursing homes, things like that. >> health experts say unlike most viruses, hand sanitizers won't kill norovirus. you need to wash your hands with soap and water. >> the u.s. department of health and human services says it will directly direct roughly $300 million to help monitor the bird flu, as that virus spreads into dairy herds and farm workers all across the u.s. last month, a louisiana resident was hospitalized in critical condition after suspecting to contract an infected backyard flock. it was the country's first severe human case of the bird flu. cdc has confirmed 61 human cases nationally since april, mostly among workers on dairy farms. well, the price of eggs in california is still going up. demand is still very high after outbreaks of the bird flu lowered egg production.

analysts say prices might not recover until summertime. by the way, a dozen eggs, if you can find them, can cost you over ten bucks a box in some cases. >> well, millions of people are preparing for a sweet holiday tradition. tomorrow, celebrations for three kings day will begin across the globe. the holiday marks the 12th day of christmas and honors the baptism of jesus and the arrival of the three wise men. every year, people who celebrate will give gifts, have a special traditional dinner, and share a special dessert called rosca de reyes. inside, the sweet bread served is a small plastic figurine representing baby jesus, and whoever finds it has to host another holiday dinner in february. >> you're able to. if you do get baby jesus in your slice, you have to make tamales on february 2nd. i would say about 50% of people hide the baby. they say they didn't get it. they hide it in their mouth. they throw it away. it's really funny. it's a funny tradition. >> the holiday is believed to have been celebrated by catholic

communities since the fourth century. >> a woman who is considered the world's oldest person has died at the age of 116. tamiko asuka was born in japan in 1908. she grew up to become a businesswoman, a mountain climber and of course, the world's oldest person. that's according to the guinness world records. her family says it was her active lifestyle that led to have a long and fulfilling life. so there's a new record holder now. brazilian nun has been named the world's oldest person. she too, is 116 years of age, 210 days in a row. lucas now holds that title. following the death of japan's tom vacar tuka, who was also 116 when she passed. sister canavarro was born in rio grande do sul in 1908. in brazil last february, she was recognized as that country's oldest living person and now the oldest living nun and person in the world.

>> fresh crab. to start off the new year, we'll tell you how you can get it right from the boat here in fisherman's wharf. [music] >> all of a sudden, all #### broke loose and we're like, holy! they hit a bigger pipe. and then we realized it was gas. >> a gas leak in san francisco leads to evacuations. we'll tell you what happened and how long it took to get people back in their homes from ktvu. [music] >> fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning to you. and welcome back to mornings on two. as we approach the 8:00 hour, you can see the sun making an appearance on this sunday. and i'm told by good authority that if you like yesterday's weather, you'll probably be pretty happy with sunday's forecast. welcome to mornings on two. i'm claudine wong. >> yeah, maybe the whole week, actually. hi everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. happy sunday, the final final of a couple of holiday weeks. and let's check in with rosemary and talk about our weather, which looks pretty darn good this week. >> yes. also good news. our daylight hours are growing one minute at a time.

>> i take it i like the longer days for sure. >> i do as well. so sunset today 505. tomorrow 506. stay after that 507 giving you a look here over the bay where we have high clouds. joining us this morning. we have some low clouds as well as patchy ground level fog. not as widespread as yesterday morning. that is great news, but if you are traveling out early this morning, be prepared. you may find some in our valleys. here's a look at storm tracker two. it is cold and calm out there. checking in on the visibility. petaluma and novato reporting anywhere from a quarter mile to a mile and a quarter. napa earlier this morning have reported visibility down to half a mile. that has improved, but again, it's fluctuating and will continue to do so for the next hour or two. meanwhile, temperatures very similar to yesterday morning with upper 30s to upper 40s over the region. we have 48 degrees right now at half moon bay. meanwhile, livermore, you are 37 degrees, so a chill in the air with partly cloudy skies expected to remain over the

course of the afternoon. and that ridge there off our coastline not only going to keep us dry, but help to bring in some slightly warmer air. i'll have a look at what we can expect coming up in the extended forecast. >> sounds good. thank you rosemary. well, this morning for the first time this season, you can actually buy fresh dungeness crab in san francisco right off the boat. >> that's right. ktvu is amanda quintana live in san francisco along the waterfront, where she has told us the first customers have already started to arrive. and certainly for folks, amanda who like to buy in november when that season usually starts. this has been a long, long wait. >> i know a long wait. and you can tell that people are excited because there's about two dozen people here in line now kind of rounding the corner to we're seeing people show up really every, every couple of seconds here with their big coolers. they are ready to get some fresh crab so you can buy the crab whole. it's uncooked here off of

pier 45. that's where we're near. this is where the fishermen will dock to sell their crab. and you get to buy it right off the boat. i don't know if you could get it any fresher than that to kick off the new year. now, this season is starting after a lengthy delay. but it starts this morning and people are ready. so when the sales start, that depends on when the fishers get here. but there is a facebook post where fishers post when and where they will be. one says that he plans to be here by nine, so that's really what everyone is waiting for here. in that post, he also said he feels like they have good quality crab. they are really excited about it. we did see one of the first families in line walk up earlier, ready with their big cooler to fill. they say it has become a tradition for the dad to come the first day of the season to get crab for his daughter desiree's birthday.

>> he's ready to go. he was on his way here and he's like, i want to be the first in line. i'm going to be the first in line. we have to get there. we have to get there. and he's like going through the parking garage. he's like, don't get my crab, don't steal my crab. >> let's go. now it's usually about $10 per pound. it's also pretty common for there to be long lines like you are seeing here this morning. and fishers do often sell out. so a couple things you should know. if you are planning on coming out, make sure that you bring your own container, like a cooler or a bucket. a lot of people here in line are prepared. they've got the wagons with the big coolers in them that they are pulling, so clearly they're there ready to buy a lot of crab. also, something you should know, you might want to have cash on you. some of these fishers prefer cash, so they might have venmo and be able to take other cards and things like that, but have cash on you. but a lot of people rolling their coolers up, we've got somebody else coming with

their coolers. so clearly people are excited for this. they wanted to be here the first day of the season. >> hey, amanda, big question. did you bring a bucket and do you like crab? >> i didn't bring a bucket, which i should have, but i love crab, i love crab. that's probably one of my favorite. like if you like seafood, that's probably one of my favorite, but i've never cooked it myself. i feel like that's another level that i'm maybe not at yet. >> yeah. is there a limit? i mean, you talked hard. it it is hard. i mean, i usually buy it and give it to someone to cook, which is also lovely to do as well. i want to ask you though, i mean, those those folks in line, do you know how like, far they've driven? i know we were talking earlier about people coming from san jose and how many they're planning to buy. i would think if i knew someone in line, i would tell them to buy me a couple and then i'd venmo them. yes.

>> oh yeah, well, there are people here, like i said, with the big coolers. so clearly they are buying a lot. but the family that we spoke to, they're from concord. we have heard people say, you know, from south bay area, but there are a lot of people here. some people have said, you know, they are from san francisco. i spoke to a woman that was like born and raised in san francisco. my family was in the crab business for a long time. so this is just a san francisco tradition, you know? so some people, this is just what it means to be a san franciscan is to be here out early and get the crowd. but like you said, people traveling from from far away for this. >> yeah, they're ready now. they just need the boats to arrive. all right. amanda quintana, thanks so much for that live report. >> get a bucket, amanda. it's good. all right. 806 your time. the power is back on for thousands of people in san francisco after a gas leak left them without electricity. that leak started in the city's outer richmond neighborhood yesterday

morning, when a roadside crew struck a gas line at balboa and 47th. emergency crews went door to door. they actually had to evacuate around a dozen people living on a city block there. a witness described to ktvu the chaos, saying the leak shot water 50ft up into the air. >> all of a sudden all #### broke loose and we're like, holy. they hit a bigger pipe. and then we realized it was gas. i mean, it was like the smell was like. it was like sitting in your kitchen, turn your burners on with no gas, with no flame, i mean, literally. and so we just hauled down to the end of the street. >> the evacuation order lifted around three in the afternoon. pg and e outage map also shows no issues in that area in the city this morning. by the way, no injuries reported either. >> police are investigating a shooting that happened near a homeless shelter in san francisco last night. this was in the yerba buena neighborhood near fifth and welsh around 6:30 p.m. once on scene, officers found a person who had been shot. they were taken to the hospital with major injuries. police arrested a 29 year old man based on probable cause, yet

those charges are still pending. >> and in oakland, police are investigating after an officer who shot and wounded a suspect there. police say a sergeant spotted an armed man firing off a rifle on macarthur boulevard early yesterday morning. police say the sergeant fired at that suspect after they took off running. the suspect then barricaded themselves inside a nearby home and after a long standoff, that person eventually surrendered to police. officers say they did recover a firearm. the suspect is expected to be okay. and police are still investigating a shooting. this one happened late friday night near downtown oakland. we first reported this yesterday morning here on mornings on two. oakland pd has since updated the location. that happened at 13th and harrington streets, right outside a bar. when police arrived, they found three people lying on the street with gunshot wounds. one of the victims listed in critical condition this morning. so far, there have been no arrests in that

shooting. >> ahead of daniel lurie's first day in office, the mayor elect is hitting the streets of san francisco, taking part in some neighborhood cleanups. this weekend's events are hosted in part by the civic joy fund. lurie's weekend of service kicked off yesterday. the group stopped in ocean beach, ingleside, fillmore south and the bayview, picking up trash along the way. lurie says the hard work reflects his belief that everyone can play a role in improving the city. >> every single person in san francisco needs to do their part. we have a whole country and a the world telling us what we are. [music] we're the only ones that should be defining us, and that starts with doing one small thing every single day. >> the mayor elect will be outside again today to participate in the cleanup, and that will start at 10:00 this morning. so in less than two hours that will be in the tenderloin. at 11, the group will head to the mission. lurie's inauguration is scheduled for this wednesday,

january 8th. the public ceremony is scheduled for 11 a.m. in civic center plaza. it will be followed by an open house at city hall. >> and today, glide, honoring the current mayor, london breed, ahead of her final day leading the city. the event is at glide memorial church at ellis street in san francisco that will start at 11:00. it will feature music and speeches from the mayor and her supporters, as well as the mayor herself. she is expected to reflect on her faith and time in public office. the theme of the event is giving flowers and by the way, it's free to all attendees. >> a blanket of snow in the sierra, and we can thank the latest storm that rolled through there. we'll have some new pictures from tahoe, and why some chairlifts at palisades tahoe resort had to close, and a live look here over jack london square in oakland, waking up with partly cloudy skies, a little bit of patchy fog and

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up in the sierra, where nearly a foot of snow fell in the tahoe area during friday's big storm.

and there it all is. video sent in by palisades tahoe resort employees working saturday to shovel a fresh blanket of snow from the recent storm this week. that storm brought with it some gusty winds, too. that prompted the resort to shut down some of their chairlifts on friday. this is what skiing in olympic valley palisades look like, though, on friday. fresh snow packed mountain. the final, final end of our long two weeks of holidays at tahoe resorts. loving every bit of it. getting a new batch of snow. making conditions. primo for another holiday weekend. by the way, the weather at lake level in the mid 40s all week and no rain or snow in sight. so if you can get out of work again, it might be a great week to head up and do a little skiing. >> all right, let's take a look at the roads. if you are inspired and wanting to head on over to the sierras. interstate 80 through truckee. looking pretty good. keep in mind it's still pretty cold out there, so anything that is on the roadway

will turn to ice and that will make things slick. so take your time. but as you can see, traffic moving along and visibility is pretty good. and currently no train controls either on interstate 80 or highway 50. time now is 814. funeral services for former president jimmy carter continue today. carter is lying in repose at the carter center in atlanta, georgia. there you see a live picture as people come in to pay their respects. now he is going to stay in atlanta for three days. the former president arrived yesterday after a ceremonial drive through through his hometown of plains, georgia. fox's connor hanson has more now on how well-wishers are paying their respects. >> the casket of former president jimmy carter arriving at the carter presidential center in atlanta saturday. his family and loved ones remembered their beloved patriarch. >> life that i think we can all agree, is as full and powerful as any life can be.

>> the ceremony wrapping up a motorcade procession throughout georgia that saw stops in carter's hometown and family farm and the state capitol, where he served as a legislator and later as governor before his time in the white house. as president, carter helped broker a landmark peace deal between israel and egypt, receiving the nobel peace prize in 2002 for his work resolving conflicts and promoting human rights. carter's post-presidency is considered one of the most impactful of any former commander in chief. he partnered with habitat for humanity for more than 35 years, helping to build or repair thousands of homes, and his nonprofit, the carter center, helped lead international campaigns to eradicate disease and promote democracy. >> we've observed 125 elections and 40 countries and several native american elections as well. and so the commitment is always to try to be an outside force that can help build

confidence in the process. >> his son, chip, honoring his father's achievements and recalling the bond he shared with his late wife, former first lady rosalynn carter. >> he was an amazing man, and he was held up and propped up and soothed by an amazing woman. and the two of them together changed the world. >> carter will remain at atlanta through tuesday, when he'll be moved to washington to lie in state at the u.s. capitol. in new york, connor hansen, fox news. >> it is 817. a check of weather. it is. well, it's my weekend. i was going to say the weekend is here, but off the next couple of days on what looks like a pretty good week ahead. >> everybody is so lost. you know, every day. what day is it? >> it feels like this is that kind of timing for the holidays. people just have different schedules and i find myself doing that a lot. yes. what is today? >> so i will say happy sunday everybody. here's a look over san francisco. starting out with

some patchy fog out there this morning in our valleys. not as widespread though you may find some on the highways early on. outside of that, we'll go with partly cloudy conditions for today as these i almost said winds as these clouds will continue to push in from the pacific northwest where there is a storm there. this ridge of high pressure is actually going to deflect those storms. in fact, if i roll you through not only today but the next several days, you're going to notice the storms continue just to move up and over, not only california, but even parts of the pacific northwest. we do have a system come tuesday, wednesday time frame that will drop in on the back side of california because they go up and over the ridge, and then they drop down into the great basin that creates that northeast flow. and it's that northeast flow that helps to drive our winds sometimes and helps to bump our temperatures up in the afternoon. 46 degrees right now in oakland, 45 in san francisco. and into the afternoon. temperatures are going to be slightly warmer than

yesterday. upper 50s to low 60s across the region in the south bay, 64 degrees san jose in the north. bay 64 santa rosa. those are a couple of the warmer spots. and then your extended forecast here. the minor warm up will continue all the way through the business week, when our temperatures will range in the mid 60s. by thursday, even a few upper 60s near 70 for our warmer locations. but again, we do expect also a little bit of breeze and gusty wind to come our way in the business week as well. back to you. >> thank you. rosemary. 49ers wrapping up their season today. what to expect at this afternoon's game against the cardinals down in arizona without a few of their major stars. talk all that coming up next. [music] pete g. writes, "my tween wants a new phone. how do i not break the bank?" we got you, pete. xfinity mobile was designed to save you money and gives you access to wifi speeds up to a gig. so you get high speeds for low prices. better than getting low speeds for high prices.

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is finally upon us and all but one playoff spot is taken. the bengals, broncos, dolphins vying for that final berth on this sunday. as for the 49ers, they have lost six of their last seven games. the niners play their finale at arizona today looking for win number seven in what has been an injury riddled and you might say, a very disappointing season with more on the year that was we jump inside the huddle with rob stats guerrera of the gold standard podcast. good morning rob. >> good morning. thanks for having me. >> yeah great to have you as

well. happy new year. let's let's kick it off with brock purdy. josh dobbs will take his place today due to purdy's elbow injury last week. a couple of questions. why did the niners play purdy last week? with nothing to gain, and is pretty worth 50 million bucks for a new contract. or perhaps even more. >> well, as to why they played them. players want to play and coaches want their best players to play. and brock purdy is competing for a new contract, and every time he gets the chance to go out there, he gets the chance to prove that he is worth that money. let's be honest, he hasn't exactly had the perfect contract year, right? this isn't like deebo samuel, where he had an amazing historic season before getting his new deal. so i'm sure brock wanted another chance to go out and prove it. unfortunately, it didn't go his way. obviously. is he worth that money? well, that's in the eye of the beholder, but the 40 niners certainly have given every impression that they believe he is. and when your contract is up, it's not a question necessarily of just how good you are. it's also what the market

rate is. and brock's going to get something close to a market rate contract. >> yeah a lot of bread. okay. how about deebo samuel. you brought him up. he's out today. he's got a wrist and a rib injury. is it me or did deebo kind of get old before our eyes, or was this season just an anomaly for him? >> well, i think he was always a player that was going to age poorly. and i think the 40 niners sort of admitted that when they did his new contract, it was only a three year deal, which is a shorter term than you see a lot of contracts. i think the 40 niners themselves knew. he's such a physical, punishing player that he's going to take a lot of hits and a lot of abuse and that may not age very well. and deebo doesn't have some of the other traditional wide receiver skills that might allow you to age gracefully. so i think the 40 niners kind of knew it. and i think that's what we saw this year, is a guy that gets banged up a lot, continued to get banged up and just didn't look like the same player he was in 2021. >> well, let's talk about the season. was it a bust because of the multitude of injuries, or were the niners maybe flawed out

of the gate? what's your opinion? >> yes, it's the answer to that question. it's both of those things. they were a beat up team, a fatigued team, but also a team that had major issues and had plenty of opportunities to win games. despite all that adversity this year and didn't do it, they biffed all over themselves against the cardinals. they did it against the rams. they did it against the seahawks. they did not close teams out when they had the opportunity. it's convenient to point to the injuries and yes, that's part of the issue. but there also were major execution issues with this team, with the players that were on the field. >> all right, jake moody, he had a tough year 23 of 32 on field goals. are they shopping for a new kicker this year or bring him back? >> i'm stunned to say that i think there's a chance that he's at least going to have the ability to fight for his job next year. now, they didn't make a change with one game to go because maybe they figured, what does it matter? and maybe they go into the offseason and make a change. but kyle shanahan

repeatedly talked about how talented he thinks jake moody is. and they did invest a third round pick in them. and teams don't like to generally admit mistakes. if they cut jake moody, they have to admit that they were crazy to take a kicker in the third round. and a lot of teams don't like to do it, so there is a possibility that he has a chance to at least fight for his job in 2025 and quickly. >> 10s who do you like in the super bowl? >> rob i can't bet against the chiefs. they've done it too many times. they've hurt me. i can't bet against them until i see them actually lose. >> yeah, 15 and one. they are looking pretty good. all right. hey rob, thanks so much for being with us each week. we so appreciate your insight and of course your time. and quickly, can you tell our viewers how they can find your podcast? >> just search 49ers gold standard wherever you get podcasts or on youtube and we pop right up. >> very good. rob. all the best. happy new year and many thanks again and stay with ktvu. gmc sports weekend coming up at 830. our fox pregame at 9 to 10. saints buccaneers. we got a couple of games today at 10:00 in the niners. cardinals comes on right after that saints game.

>> good day to watch some games and get horizontal to get outside. >> yes do both if you can. we've got chilly temperatures this morning but into the afternoon. not too bad. upper 50s to low 60s with a modest warm up coming our way for the business week ahead. could see a little bit of wind out there come tuesday and wednesday, with a northeast flow setting up outside of that. >> okay. good week. sounds great. and a quick reminder that, of course, you can now stream ktvu news on all your smart devices. that means your iphone, your android, your smart tv. all you have to do is go into your app store and search for that fox local app. >> and happy sunday! glad you joined us today. the very latest news tonight ktvu news at six and again tonight at 10:00. enjoy your football sunday on ktvu and have a great day- [music] everybody.

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>> let's let's start the year one zero. >> 2025 for the 49ers. it's now about 2025. they'll play their first game of the new year today, then look ahead to a better season when they reconvene in july and go out, compete, play at a high level and get a dub. >> send us out on the right note for this season, and then we'll let the offseason take care of itself. [music] >> there you go. brock purdy is out. josh dobbs is in at quarterback. we'll have a