hoy los oakland roots anunciaron a su flamante fichaje, el mexicano jürgen damm. jürgen.e es el de los raiders, que también se fueron a claro, el lugar no? espectacular, pues fue una inversión grandísima que hicieron entonces todo lo que es el gimnasio, las canchas, todo está súper bien cuidado. si hoy estuviéramos parados, si esta presentación fuera como las europeas y estuviéramos parados en el oakland coliseum a reventar con 40.000 fanáticos de los oakland, qué sería lo que les dirías? no, pues que agradecido con con el apoyo y el cariño que he recibido, aunque no he estado jugando ahí en las redes, obviamente te lo hacen, te lo hacen notar y que sepan que voy a dar todo de mí para poder poner a los oakland en lo más alto para buscar el campeonato. sabemos que es un torneo bastante largo y complicado, pero que sepan que que daré todo de mí, que donde me toque estar, aportar lo mejor que pueda y que se van a sentir orgullosos del equipo y de mí y de mi torneo largo. arranca el 22 de marzo en oakland y ahí estaremos para traerles todo lo que suceda en el debut de los roo

a partir de hoy, jürgen damm, el ex seleccionado nacional, es jugador de los oakland roots y nosotrosvo reto acá en estados unidos y ojalá dios quiera pueda hacer las cosas muy bien y continuar mucho tiempo por acá. bueno, juego de estrellas de la nba, golden state warriors, chicharito hernández y también la palabra de jürgen damm. vale la pena quedarse para la misión de las 11. además de nuestra información, mucho deporte. así es como siempre nosotros aquí. primero contigo en la información también deportiva. hasta aquí los deportes. vamos a una pausa y ya regresamos. domina la acción fue presentado por toyota. cuando la aventura llama. toyota abra el paraguas. verdad? así es. aquí nos despedimos. esta tarde en noticias telemundo. la inflaciÓn sube inesperadamente. aumenta al 3% en el mes de enero. los mayores incrementos estÁn en la renta de viviendas, vehÍculos usados y alimentos como huevos, pollo y carne. expertos temen que los precios sigan subiendo. ademÁs, casi 80 millones de personas en alerta por

he had and just kind of refresh that to make sure that we do remember that people are still rooted in oaklandve been watching him play baseball ever since i was a little kid. so, you know, i bring my family out here having them enjoy the experience. learn more about rickey henderson. and just to pay homage to all the greatness that he was. henderson died in late december at the age of 65 due to complications from pneumonia. we're back in 60s with the latest from philadelphia. the new details we're learning after that tragic, fiery jet crash and a snowy commute. for anyone hoping for a trip to tahoe. the warning from chp to drivers headed up i-80, and it has been a soggy start to the weekend, especially in the north bay. some runoff flooding at times. rain totals 2 to 3in so far there, and we could see a lot more ahead in the 7-day forecast. the timing dave's been very excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five years of advanced securit. five years

the blue uniforms have a design pattern representing the roots of oakland's iconic oak trees, and theelt buckle on the shorts has one of those oak trees. the font is inspired by oakland's theater district, and on the red uniforms, there's a pattern inspired by san francisco's cable car lines, and the font is styled after the movement of a cable car climbing over the hills of san francisco. of course, the court the all-stars will play on also pays homage to the bay. the design reflects the architecture and landmarks unique to the bay area the bridges, the water cable cars, the winding streets. it also salutes the host team, the golden state warriors, with its blue and yellow color scheme. can't wait. that's going to do it for us at 430. jessica and garvin are working on the 5:00 newscast. they'll join back in the bay area. a live look at san jose right now. question is, how much longer is it going to stick around? chief meteorologist jeff ranieri joins us in a moment with the latest timeline. also, the previous storm that moved through on tuesday has now proven to be deadly. what we're

he had and just kind of refresh that to make sure that we do remember that people are still rooted in oakland a's. over his 25 year baseball career, henderson won two world series titles, an mvp award, and was a ten time all star. henderson also holds the all time steals record with over 1400 stolen bases in his career. he died in late december at the age of 65, due to complications from pneumonia. turning now to our weather. taking a live look at the uc berkeley sierra snow lab and soda springs, there it is. researchers say they've received just under seven inches of snow over the last 24 hours. they were expecting more snow to fall, but it switched to rain. they are expecting more rain tomorrow before it turns back into snow on monday. kind of a ping pong thing going on here. wet sierra cement is what you're seeing there. it's not a coincidence. they have drops on the camera lens there, close to 6800ft. and the sierra snowpack. after three weeks of dry weather really did come down. but we're going to give you a case of before and after next 5 to 7 days. lower snow levels, big snow totals on

it has deep roots in oakland's street dance culture, stretching back to the 60s. viral videos of dancers on street corners show turf. dancing is also the art of storytelling. creativity in the chaos of urban life. >> that's the essence of turfing. what i appreciate it. it's gotten me out the darkest space where it keeps me sane. >> arthur dope gardner says for him, dancing on the super bowl stage was a way of honoring his late parents, who died last year, and the pride in black culture they instilled in him. >> i'm 36, i've been doing since i was 16 years old, and it's my therapy. it's literally my therapy. so the fact that i can be myself and be authentic myself and being genuine, and to do that on stage, that's the most beautiful thing to happen. >> the dancers say they also felt part of a bigger message. lamar's super bowl show putting patriotism center stage during black history month, and pointing to the many ways black artists, with all the challenges they face, are american artists and part of american history. >> it meant so much because of where we come f

the blue jerseys are oakland inspired with roots of an oak tree on the sides.t here. the red inspired by san francisco highlighting the cable cars in the hills. the game is next sunday at chase center, but all the festivities start on friday. all right, on to the nfl. if the chiefs beat the eagles in super bowl 59 on sunday, not only will kc be the first team to win three straight super bowls, patrick mahomes would win his fourth, tying the legendary joe montana. montana won his fourth when he was 33 years old. mahomes, now 29, will turn 30in september. montana's in new orleans this week, and today joe was a guest on the rich eisen show. rich asked him what the niners should do with brock purdy this offseason, and joe did not hesitate for a second. he said, pay the man. >> what do you think the niners should do with brock purdy? >> oh, you got to pay him. i mean, i can show you 4 or 5 guys in the league making tons of money that haven't produced anywhere near what he's been able to do. and they just had one of those years where guys are getting hurt offensively

the blue jerseys are oakland inspired, with roots of an oak tree on the sides, the red inspired by sanlighting the cable cars and the hills. and the game is next sunday at the chase center. but last year the feature event, really, of all star weekend was steph curry versus sabrina ionescu. >> oh yes. >> right. and we're not sure exactly what they're planning this year because caitlin clark said she didn't want to participate. so we thought it was going to be like steph and klay versus the women. so we don't know. we don't know at this point okay. >> it'll be a surprise. yeah. from star wars to indiana jones. now harrison ford is joining another mega franchise. >> i look for something new to do. i new look for a new audience that i haven't had much contact with. >> harrison ford on his new role in captain america brave new world. that' dave's been very excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five years of advanced securit. five years of a great

as you see on your screen, the blue jerseys are oakland inspired with roots of an oak tree on the sidesd is inspired by san francisco, highlighting the cable cars and the hills. the game is next sunday at chase center, and there are big plans in the works across san francisco while hosting all star weekend, including sports related pop up stores happening in some of the city's empty storefronts. foot locker is popping up in the former h&m store space on powell street in union square next weekend, and they'll have some nba player appearances, games and prizes to bring together the basketball community. nike will host an event nearby on grant avenue, creatively directed by nba all-star shai gilgeos alexander, featuring converse customization, exclusive apparel, and surprise guest appearances. nba all star weekend is happening february 14th through the 16th. go to abc seven news.com for more information. super bowl 59 is kicking off on sunday in new orleans, and it's the kansas city chiefs versus the philadelphia eagles. >> the chiefs are looking for a record breaking third straight super

the blue jerseys are oakland inspired, with roots of an oak tree on the sides, and the red is inspiredncisco, highlighting the cable cars and the hills. the game is next sunday at chase center. now the warriors are collaborating with legendary bay area rappers for an album. >> hit them with the one two. i had to do a tune. now i'm finna act a fool. had to do a tune. >> like i can't lose. how to do it to him, yeah i'm pulling up smooth. how to do it to. >> him, yeah, >> the lead single had two features, too short e-40 and p-lo. it pays tribute to bay area hip hop. the music video shows the artists eating tomahawk steaks at tyler, florence miller and lux, which is next to chase center. the nine track album, titled for the soil will be released this coming wednesday, february 12th. other artists who will be on it will include g-eazy and saweetie. >> oh, this is going to do numbers. >> i love it. that's so cool. that is really cool. yeah. >> and for the soil, i feel like is so fitting too. >> you hear that a lot. >> whose idea was this? this is a great idea. >> yeah. >> promote them. for s

oakland. they will continue to have roots here. with the valkyries now taking over this facility.t means that their employees, their players, they're eating here, they're going to coffee shops here. this is their practice facility, their home base. and so they will be spending a majority of their time here. in addition to hosting community events as well. so it's bringing in revenue to the city of oakland. it's continuing that legacy of basketball here in oakland that we were missing so much when thearriorseft, and the valkyries are really trying to make it their own. a boost for the local economy, for sure. all right. velena jones live in oakland for us. velena. thank you. making it in the bay. not getting easier. a new report from zumper shows rents are soaring in some suburbs. campbell has the biggest jump. they're up over 32% since last year. the median rent for a one bedroom is $3,000, $3,500 for two bedrooms. campbell is followed by menlo park at 24% and sunnyvale is third, with rent jumping 23%. now that's year over year growth. go month by month, though. petaluma takes the

turfing has deep roots in oakland going back to the 60s. the dancers say it's a form of storytelling and self-expression. >> the fact that i can be myself and be authentic myself and being genuine, and to do that on stage, that's the most beautiful thing to happen. >> it meant so much because of where we come from, the color of our skin, the problems that we go through today. >> the crews say they felt like they were part of a bigger message about patriotism, race and culture. >> all right. our time now. 727. if you were allowed to work from home, how much of your salary would you give up to do it? we'll tell you the different priorities for the modern worker when it comes to heading into the office. >> san francisco supervisors sign off on a promise by the city's new mayor. how mayor daniel lowry hopes the emergency declaration dave's been very excited about saving big with the comcast business 5-year price lock guarantee. five years? -five years. and he's not alone. -high five. it's five years of reliable gig speed internet. five years of

he had and just kind of refresh that to make sure that we do remember that people are still rooted in oaklandor the a's. i've been watching him play baseball ever since i was a little kid. so, you know, i bring my family out here having them enjoy the experience. learn more about rickey henderson. and just to pay homage to all the greatness that he was. henderson died on december 20th from complications of pneumonia at just 65 years old. he would have turned 66 five days later on christmas day. over his 25 year mlb career, henderson won two world series titles and mvp award and was a ten time all star. henderson holds the record for all time bases stolen, with more than 1400 stolen bases, earning him that nickname, the man of steel. henderson also holds the record for runs scored with more than 2000. now to a world war two veteran who will finally be laid to rest in the bay area. u.s. service members brought the remains of army sergeant ewan hoppe to sfo yesterday morning. sergeant hoppe was born in sebastopol and served in the air force during world war two. his plane was shot down in german

it has deep roots in oakland's street dance culture, stretching back to the 60s.iral videos of dancers on street corners show turf. dancing is also the art of storytelling. creativity in the chaos of urban life. >> that's the essence of turfing. what i appreciate it. it's gotten me out the darkest space where it keeps me sane. >> arthur dope fresh, gardner says for him, dancing on the super bowl stage was a way of honoring his late parents, who died last year, and the pride in black culture they instilled in him. >> i'm 36, i've been doing since i was 16 years old, and it's my therapy. it's my therapy. so the fact that i can be myself and be authentic myself and being genuine, and to do that on stage, that's the most beautiful thing to happen. >> the dancers say they also felt part of a bigger message. lamar's super bowl show putting patriotism center stage during black history month, and pointing to the many ways black artists, with all the challenges they face, are american artists and part of american history. >> it meant so much because of where we come from,

turfing has deep roots in oakland. going back to the 60s.s a form of storytelling and self-expression. >> the fact that i can be myself and be authentic myself and being genuine, and to do that on stage, that's the most beautiful thing to happen. >> it meant so much because of where we come from, the color of our skin, the problems that we go through today. >> the crusade, they felt like they were part of a bigger message about patriotism, race and culture. [music] >> all right, get ready. this is what it was like inside chase center in san francisco. as preparations continue for the nba all star festivities. they're redoing the floors. you can see the last time the all star weekend was held in the bay area was 25 years ago in oakland. take a look at the court. the nba all star events start in san francisco this year. several warriors will be participating, including draymond green, moses moody and the skills challenge on saturday. of course, steph curry is playing on sunday. this will be curry's 11th all star appearance and 10th start, whic

it has deep roots in oakland's street dance culture, stretching back to the 60s.eos of dancers on street corners show turf. dancing is also the art of storytelling. creativity in the chaos of urban life. >> that's the essence of turfing. what i appreciate it's gotten me out the darkest space where it keeps me sane. >> arthur dope gardner says for him, dancing on the super bowl stage was a way of honoring his late parents, who died last year, and the pride in black culture they instilled in him. >> i'm 36, i've been doing since i was 16 years old, and it's my therapy. it's literally my therapy. so the fact that i can be myself and be authentic myself and being genuine, and to do that on stage, that's the most beautiful thing that can happen. >> the dancers say they also felt part of a bigger message. lamar's super bowl show putting patriotism center stage during black history month, and pointing to the many ways black artists, with all the challenges they face, are american artists and part of american history. >> it meant so much because of where we come from, the

a style of dance ice cold says has roots here in the bay. >> everybody in oakland loves turf dancing. >> reporter: for those who don't know what turf dancing is, ice cold described it as this. >> it is kind of the same, what you do in charades, you're trying to guess what people are doing. when you figure it out, you get excited. so when you take that and you talk about turf dancing, it's all the same. >> reporter: to be able to perform his favorite style of dance on one of the biggest music stages in the world was a dream come true for ice cold. he told me he did it for all of his friends and family here in the bay. for all of those who came before him. >> turf dancing used to be done at house parties and sideshows. so just thinking about that all the way up into the super bowl. it's like, that's like a major thing for people to see. >> reporter: and he says he's not stopping here. his goal is to continue to show off his craft on the biggest stages. his hope, we will all see him back on our tv screens soon. >> lights and the people as well made it a moment, the environment, the atmos

roots in the bay. >> everybody in oakland loves turf dancing.kind of the same, what you do with charades come you try to guess what somebody is doing, and when you are playing and you finally figure out what somebody is doing, you get excited, so when you take that and you talk about turf dancing, it is all the same. >> reporter: to be able to perform his favorite style of dance on one of the biggest music stages in the world was a dream come true for ice cold, he told me he did it for all of his friends and family here in the bay and for all of those who came before him. >> turf dancing used to just be done at house parties and sideshows, so to bring it all the way to the super bowl, that is a major thing for people to see. >> reporter: and ice cold says he's not stopping here, his goal is to continue to show off his craft on the biggest stages, his hope, that we will all see him back on our tv screens soon. >> the lights and the people, that made it a moment in this environment and atmosphere, i was so excited about that. >> and clearly sharin

it has deep roots in oakland's street dance culture, stretching back to the 60s. videos of dancers on street corners show turf. dancing is also the art of storytelling. creativity in the chaos of urban life. >> that's the essence of turfing. what i appreciate it. it's gotten me out the darkest space where it keeps me sane. >> arthur dope fresh, gardner says for him, dancing on the super bowl stage was a way of honoring his late parents, who died last year, and the pride in black culture they instilled in him. >> i'm 36, i've been doing since i was 16 years old, and it's my therapy. it's my therapy. so the fact that i can be myself and be authentic myself and being genuine, and to do that on stage, that's the most beautiful thing to happen. >> the dancers say they also felt part of a bigger message. lamar's super bowl show putting patriotism center stage during black history month, and pointing to the many ways black artists, with all the challenges they face, are american artists and part of american history. >> it meant so much because of where we come from, the