who better to talk about nfl quarterbacks and former nfl quarterback himself in a different era?he show on w fam. welcome. >> it's great to see you. to listen to you talk about brady and comparing his career to mine, there's a lot of in between. he's getting to do his first super bowl is a tv commentator, a little different than playing of the helmet because now 150 million are so are listening to every word he says. >> you called on radio and play the super bowl, one of the greatest super bowl's ever. sadly for the bangles and you, you cannot come up on the positive side but will he have nerves about this? >> i think you will. nineteen super bowls, one on television. he realized the enormity of it, the people in the tv world as you know, are probably telling him how big of a deal this. i'm sure he knows. in a weird way, it's easier to play in the super bowl than cover it from a media perspective especially being a rookie if you will and he has been. he's gotten better each week and i thought he had his best game in the championship game. he's spot on when it comes to situational

guys, the nfl says changes to the rules on punting plays could be coming next.anai: it sounds like the changes that have come made a big difference. thanks for that. it is time for a check on the weather and somara theodore is looking in hawaii. >> somara: they saw 16 inches of rain in hawaii. the winds brought down these trees. now, the same atmospheric river is getting ready to pump moisture into northern california. san francisco is getting rain. this guy, the wind blows his umbrella back but helps him in the end. this is what in place as a result of the atmospheric river. we have the avalanche alert for parts of the northern sierra and nevada there. timing on this throughout the weekend, we could see copious amounts of rain coming down in a short time. 5 to 10 inches of rain. more of a warmer system so we will see rain even in high elevations close to lake tahoe. you look at the next six days, this ends up being up to 4-plus feet of snow in sierra navrat sierra nevada. they need it but >> somara: and that's a look at your local forecast. >> janai: gio, i hop

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in what was then called the nfl afl championship game. the los angeles memorial coliseum, was decided just a few weeks before the game, and there were 32,000 unsold seats averaging $12 apiece compared to today's $6,000 average. the green bay packers, one of the game's all time dynasties, won the first two championship games, the second against the oakland raiders. just one year later, came the biggest upset in super bowl history. >> i think we got a heck of a shot of winning. we beat anybody in the world and i think we're going to win next sunday. >> joe namath guaranteed a win and the afl's new york jets delivered 16 to 7 over the baltimore colts. the jets haven't been back since. there have been dynasties, the first by the pittsburgh steelers of the 70s. terry bradshaw, franco harris, lynn swann and the bunch won four super bowls in six years. >> hands it off. he's met at the goal line. i don't believe he got in. i don't believe he's in there. the 49ers have held and listen to the niners crowd across the way. >> the next dynasty, the sa

a medical study found that 10% of nfl game commercials advertise salty food.amount is three times what you're supposed to eat in an entire day. and it's not just fast food. grocery items on commercials are usually for prepared foods with high sodium uh. so see if you watch that and you fall for the marketing, you're consuming more sodium. larry. >> yeah, larry. i don't eat a lot of processed foods, but, you know, uber has that whole series of commercials where the premise is the nfl is really designed to get you to eat that food. you know, like jerry rice, kind of. anyway, the thing that people don't realize about a lot of the stuff that you see in the middle of grocery stores with all the prepackaged foods and the chips and the pretzels, all this stuff. there are labs that specialize in creating, like the perfect mix of salt and sweet so that you're addicted to it. and i don't know if you guys have experienced, like, doritos is perceived to be one of the more perfect foods in that category in terms of how they combine everything and put it together. >> don't

you never know who you'll see in the next future nfl star. >> it's really cool for these kids becauseplay against each other all year long and coaches of the rival teams are coaching them up. it's awesome. >>> tonight the recording academy will celebrate the grateful dead, how they plan to honor the bay area music legends. >>> hey, it's jonny moseley. before you pack up your boards and load up your toyota, let's have a glance at conditions in the sierra. the toyota tahoe report is dialed. let's get over to the map. >> still a messy weather situation in the sierra this weekend. you're looking at saturday's snow forecast on the map, highly variable numbers because of how the rain/snow elevation line will be changing throughout the day. this will be a very heavy, wet snow mixed with rain below 8,000 feet and it's going to be mostly rain at lake level. a winter weather advisory is in effect until 10:00 p.m. saturday. then a winter storm warning goes into effect through at least monday, although that will likely be extended. in the higher elevations winds will gust up to 90 miles an hour.

and there's also a book story from the world of sports in an nfl playoff game. eagles star receiver a.j. brown was seen reading a book while sitting on the bench between plays. it turned out to be a self-help book published in 2020 by author jim murphy. it's entitled inner excellence train your mind for extraordinary performance and the best possible life. well, after the game, which philadelphia won, by the way, the book became amazon's number one bestseller. it had previously been ranked around 520,000 on the amazon list. the author, jim murphy, told axios that sales of the book went from five books a day to more than 10,000 a day. wide receiver a.j. brown has praised the book on social media. he wrote, quote, i bring it to every game and i read it between each drive. i use it to refocus and lock in. despite what may transpire in the game. good or bad. and now i look at the us book market. well, brenna conner is a book industry analyst with a company called circana mishcon. what is circana? circana is a market research company. we track the performance of indu

. >> wouldn't you love to see one of these nfl owners when somebody disrespects our flag?hat son of a off the field right now. out! he's fired. he's fired. >> people felt they could no longer sit on the sidelines. they saw a lot of folks protesting in the streets. but at the same time, we couldn't just react in anger. we needed change. we needed real change. >> this was. >> an era of. >> resistance to. >> be as loud as possible and as black as possible. there was a fresh crop of creators coming to the forefront, namely donald glover with atlanta. >> i can't imagine what tv would be like now without atlanta. you don't get something like that without getting to trust the vision of someone like donald glover. >> what you have with shows like atlanta is they don't even try to just be sitcoms. they're completely comfortable, sort of straddling that line between comedy and drama. >> where are your ancestors from? congo. >> ivory coast? >> i don't know. >> this spooky. >> thing called slavery happened in my entire ethnic identity was erased. >> i remember an episode i saw and i w

acceptance of maga, the wall street journal noted, instead of taking a knee to call for social justice, nflayers are doing the trump dance in the end zone at football games. mainstream entertainers among them country star carrie underwood and the rapper snoop dogg, agreed to perform at events celebrating donald trump's inauguration, something music stars largely shunned eight years ago. and speaking of snoop, salon.com observed that eight years ago he was singing a different tune. literally. it was a protest song called ft. as in f donald trump. but earlier this month, snoop attended an inaugural event called the crypto ball, where he headlined with rick ross and soulja boy. derrick darby, a philosophy professor at rutgers who studies hip hop and political philosophy, attributed trump's increased influence to his possession of what many aspire to, namely money, power and influence. so what happened? how did trump go from, as bill maher said, he used to be a joke to now being the 78 year old cool guy who has the respect of rappers and athletes. derrick darby joins me now. professor, i'm goin