down onto power lines and homes. the efforts underway to clean up all the damage, plus governor newsom declares a state of emergency in parts of southern california. millions on high alert due to landslides and flooding. we'll have the latest on conditions across the state, then developing news surrounding the health of king charles. what we're learning about his cancer diagnosis, the news at noon starts now. this is ktvu, fox two news at noon. good afternoon. i'm gasia mikaelian i'm andre senior. >> thank you for joining us. our big story continues to be the

storm strong winds and heavy rain move through the bay area yesterday and overnight. thousands of people have been left in the dark and several trees have fallen onto power lines and homes all across the bay area. we have team coverage, tom vacar are standing by live in the north bay with a look at some of the damage there. but first let's go to ktvu meteorologist rosemary ruscoe rosemary. there's still rain in some areas. wind as well. >> yeah. so widespread scattered showers are still going on at this hour. andre garcia and the breeze is out there. no advisories for wind, but we do have an advisory for the potential of flooding over parts of the bay area, giving you a live look first over at san francisco, where you can see some lightrillionain falling there on the lens in as we took. take a look farther out. you can see mostly cloudy skies and the breeze continues as well. let's touch on the advisories first. notice that shade of green over the north bay. if we slide in a little bit closer here in areas of marin, napa and sonoma expected to have that possibility of flooding until about 7:00 this evening. the rivers, the creeks, the streams

and other low lying areas. i also want to point our eyes over towards the delta and carchuna strait, where we have an advisory for a flood watch that will continue until the overnight and into tomorrow morning doesn't expire until 4 a.m, and it does include areas like vallejo, benicia and heading over towards cordelia. this again, the possibility of some ponding on the roadways a little bit of flooding. if you do see the flooding, turn around. don't try to drive through it. a view here of storm tracker two. where there was the light, scattered showers that continue widespread over the north bay along highway 101. petaluma, novato over mount tam. as we stretch our eyes over towards the east bay, we've got the east bay shore covered in green right now. even a pocket of yellow right near richmond. and the richmond-san rafael bridge. and then over towards the san francisco south of san francisco. seeing some light rain at this time and into the south bay, where we have a little bit of lightrillionain reported there as well as scattered showers over the east bay. snow continues in the

sierra. the winds continue to blow. i'll have a look at those two items plus what we can expect. moving forward. coming up. >> thank you. rosemary we have seen a lot of downed trees all across the bay area. some have fallen on power lines, cars, even homes. we've also seen flooded roads ktvu, tom vacar live up in santa rosa with a look at the dramatic conditions there. tom >> well, take a look at this. this is one of many, many country roads right outside of santa rosa that have been damaged in many cases. some are covered with water. but look at this one. a tree literally was blown out of the ground, ripped up this road, which is going to be closed. and the other side of that tree, about 100ft, 100, 150ft away, fell actually onto river road. now it has been cut since then to allow that to be uh, used river road. but this road is going to have to be completely repaved because this root ball literally ripped this road apart. and i want to show you a map. this map is showing a lot of the closures in the area of the north bay. and certainly

right around here. and you can see there are many, many different closures, some of them because of this, some of them because of water overages, some of them because the pavement has become unstable, etc. so there's a lot of stuff. the advice being that if you're going to be traveling anywhere, make sure you check your route and make sure you understand what your alternative routes are. now, having said all of that, i want to show you some tape we shot earlier this morning because many, many trees fell in santa rosa, especially up in the hills. now, one of these trees actually hit the front corner of a house destroyed the garage. and because it was able to destroy that garage, these houses unoccupied at the moment and on top of that, there's no electricity in this neighborhood for the better part of a day. now, in another house, right across the street, the tree missed it, but it completely blocked the driveway. and when it fell over, it actually put another big hole in the ground. and that is now going to possibly impact close by trees

that no longer have such firm soil. again, what was the point of this? it was wind and saturated soil. you put the two together and there are the causes of many of these problems. here's what one of the homeowners whose house was not hit had to say. >> it was totally unexpected. you hear the storms coming in half the time. they don't turn out to be what we say. they're going to be. so it was completely unexpected. we were away yesterday. we got a call. we're like, trees are coming down the area. so we came back now for repair and construction crews. >> this is very straightforward, but the problem is we don't know how many more times it's going to rain. we don't know what the intensity of the rains are going to be. we don't know what all of the other factors are because this one, this road can be closed. it's not a main road, but river road, which is not 100ft from here, 150ft tops. that road has to be protected and there are plenty of trees like this sitting along there. so they've got to be very careful in looking at what the

trees are doing, so that the trees themselves do not become a major source of danger, which they are the other thing that we're going to talk about later today, when we do a story in the evening, we're going to talk about the impacts this may have on people's insurance, homeowner's insurance. and that can be a very big matter. reporting live from river road near santa rosa, tom baker, ktvu , fox two news. >> all right, tom, thank you. meantime, the cleanup has begun in many neighborhoods after strong winds and heavy rain made a mess of roads and homes. ktvu ali rasmus reports from the oakland hills, where several homeowners say they had warned the city about leaning trees for years before their worst fears came true. >> it took buzzsaws and bucket trucks and cranes to pick apart the branches of this 120 foot tall eucalyptus tree and pull it out of the roof of this home. >> me and my wife were sitting across the kitchen table and then it just happened so quick at the blinking of an eye. it was over. it just boom. the

house tore up john and joyce paisley and their dog were inside their home on grass valley road in oakland. >> when around 6:00 yesterday evening, the tree smashed through the ceiling. >> i didn't know if it was an earthquake or what it was. it's a blessing to sit and came down around us and we walked out. we was able to come out around the block. >> other damage was visible from the storm. another fallen pine tree crashed into some nearby power lines, pinning them to the ground and down the street. the wind flipped a car canopy upside down. the homeowner thought he had secured it enough before the storm put sandbags straps at the bottom of it all the way around that that should hold it well. >> the wind was so strong it literally ripped the velcro straps left the bags there and just took the canopy. as you see on my roof, you know, this storm was a little different. >> there was a lot of wind, but not as much rain howling winds that made a big impression. >> it sounded like an airplane taking off or landing and we're like, oh my god, what happened?

what is that? and it was just the wind. >> these eucalyptus trees are city owned. several neighbors tell us they've been trying to get oakland to remove them. some of them have been removed, but not the one that fell. >> it's dangerous for people. people could really die. >> we've reached out to the city of oakland to get its response to the neighbors. claim that this fallen tree and the damage it caused is the city's fault. we're waiting to hear back from them in oakland. ali rasmus, ktvu, fox two news, the pga is working to restore electricity to homes, schools and businesses that lost power due to rain and wind. >> pga outage map shows problem area stretching from eureka all the way down to santa barbara county. right now here in the bay area, there are 185,000 homes and businesses without electricity. the largest combined outages are in the north and south bay. that's where power is out to more than 123 customers. the red triangles on this map show the biggest individual outages that are mostly on the peninsula and in san jose, padini has opened emergency storm centers and mobilized hundreds of repair crews. there are still ongoing

concerns turns. >> it makes me nervous when my crews out there working, because they can be working at one of these sites and have a tree come down while they're actually working. so be patient with us because it takes some time to get this assessed and restored. >> pg and e cautions if you come across a downed power line, stay away from it. call pg and e for repair services. strong winds have had an impact at bay area airports. a live look here at sfo where the weather forced more than 100 flight cancellations yesterday. right now, flightaware reports 200 delays and 33 cancellations. oakland has five cancellations, 21 delays at san jose, mineta. one flight's been canceled, 58 have been delayed. >> yesterday, the san jose fire department swift water rescue team responded to several rescue rescue people at the guadalupe river. here, the team rescued three adults and 12 dogs. the fire department says they were on an island that was rapidly diminishing. they were all safely brought ashore. several bay area schools will stay closed today because of power outages related to this weekend's storms. cal state east bay's hayward campus is also

closed today because of a power outage. a university spokesperson says the school is working to put some virtual classes together, but that's a challenge because many professors are also without power at their homes. the university says it will send updates through social media on its website to. we will have a full list of various school closures on our website ktvu .com. the storm prompting governor newsom to declare a state of emergency in eight southern california counties. yesterday, he met with state emergency officials for a briefing on the state response to the storm. millions of people across california could be affected by flooding, especially in southern california, where it could rain for a couple more days. california has placed 8500 emergency response assets statewide to help support communities in need, and you can track the weather anytime by downloading the ktvu weather app. it has an interactive radar and hourly forecast to. you can also use it to send us your weather photos and you may see them on air. the ktvu weather app is free to download. >> we're following some serious developing news out of buckingham palace. king charles

has been diagnosed with a form of cancer and has begun treatment, but the palace hasn't said yet what form of cancer, but says it is not related to the king's recent treatment for a benign prostate condition. it is a separate issue of concern that was noted during the 75 year old monarch's treatment for an enlarged prostate last month, according to a source. the diagnosis has prompted prince harry to travel to the u.k, the palace says the king remains wholly positive about his treatment and looks forward to returning to full public duty as soon as possible. >> all right, well, rain in the bay area, snow in the sierra. how much snow this latest system has brought to the tahoe area. ski resorts and the warning to anyone planning to head up to the mountain. plus niners. >> let's get it in vegas, man. let's get that one more. one more win jerry on the 40 niners for the super bowl. >> the sendoff by fans as the team left to las vegas. and the preparations leading up to sunday's big game

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there for the big sendoff. come on, brock rooney, the champions here. >> come rain or shine, the 40 niners faithful stands by their team. hundreds of dedicated fans stood outside levi's stadium as the team headed to las vegas. >> i was here to support you guys 100. go, niners. let's get it in vegas, man. let's get that one more. one more win. and i want brock purdy to win so bad because they talk about him so bad. >> he's humble. he's religious. he's just an all around good man . and you know he needs to hold up that lombardi. and i'm praying to god that that happens soon. super bowl fans lined the street waiting to get a glimpse of team busses leaving for the airport with a six 49ers championship on the line. >> fans say it's long overdue for the team to win it all again. this fan is wearing a replica of the 40 niners last championship ring on his head, hoping to bring the team. good luck. >> well, it's the fifth super

bowl ring and that was a one back in 1995 against the san diego chargers. but i'm telling you the truth. it's time to get rid of it. it's time to retire it. and let's get number six. >> my parents grew up in the glory days, but unfortunately i did it. but it'll be it'll be really sweet if we get a nice w next week. >> 40 niners players and staff arrived safely in las vegas a couple of hours later, ready to play in the most important game of the year, super bowl 58. lamonica peters ktvu, fox two news. all right, back to our weather coverage. >> now. the sierra seeing a lot of new snow from this latest storm system. mike teselle has a look at the conditions from donner summit. hello >> so from a snowy sierra. how snowy. well, take a look out the windshield of our live tracker three and you can see it's not only snowy, it is windy. still seeing some wind gusts remaining up here in the sierra. even though it started dying down overnight in the valley. but the

bigger picture that to take away from this shotrillionight here is the amount of snow now on the ground. new snow here in the sierra. you know, when we headed up here, what we wanted to know is how much snow do we have up here? well, if you look at the ground, you're going to need chains because it's definitely covering the roadway. but, boy, look at that. that is new snow. and the snow burm on the side of the road from the plow pushing the snow over to the side of the road. but this shotrillioneally here says a lot when you look at the snow on the trees and the amount of snow covering the roadway going into this weekend, that second snow survey of the year really showing how much we needed snow, how far behind we were compared to normal. this a healthy dose of snow coming in the latest snow storm. you know we'll still need more, but boy to see this picture right here along donner pass road between the ski resorts and interstate

80 sure does say a lot about how much snow has fallen here in this latest storm system. so again, soak it in this is a very wintry scene. and what leading up to now has been a slow winter. this snow definitely needed that. a look at the conditions up here in the sierra near donner summit. i'm mike teselle. i'll send it back to you. >> the short version is don't go if you don't have to. alameda rosemary oroczo is also tracking a somewhat tricky drive in parts of the bay today. >> yes, it's the type of day where those showers are just coming out of nowhere. you have sunshine one moment and then you turn around and the rain is coming down. it's going to be an unstable atmosphere across the bay area for today. it will continue to wind down as we get towards the evening hours. as this storm begins to finally pull away, we are looking at mostly gray skies outside our door. and here's a view over san francisco. so it's a breezy one out there. no wind advisories, but still all a breeze anywhere

from 10 to 15. even close to 20mph. we'll check in on the winds here in just a moment. let's take a look at some of the rainfall amounts from the last two days or so. anywhere from an inch and a half to 3.5in reported over parts of the bay area, including petaluma, coming in at two inches, almost 8/10, san francisco almost two inches san jose, more than an inch and a half of oakland, almost an inch and a half. but for most, again, it was the wind event that developed yesterday. here's a view of storm tracker two, where you can see widespread scattered showers into southern california. as we've been talking about, they will continue to see the rain over the next a day. even two into the north part of the state where eureka has got some rain there. moving in closer to home, widespread on and off for the first part of the day, continuing to push out as we get into the late afternoon early evening hours. but this line right, right here is definitely bringing a good amount of moderate rain to areas along the east bay shore. it stretches from near vallejo and all the

way 8580 crossing the stanford, crossing the bay bridge, i should say, and the richmond san rafael covered in it at the moment, san francisco south towards a areas of sfo along the peninsula and then it swings over towards areas along the coastline. pacifica half moon bay. we have another band right here over the south part of the bay area, and scattered showers reported over the inner east bay. how about in the sierra? yes, the snow continues here as well, with several inches of stability. by tomorrow morning when this finally expires. so it is going to be tough. go. if you are traveling up along the west slope or trying to get to from tahoe, the winds out there right now we have sfo reporting a 14mph. we have a wind gust in mountain view at 16. livermore reporting and wind gusts to 20. as we take a look at the north bay, we've got napa reporting ten, oakland reporting 17. so it is a bit breezy out there, but nothing like what we saw. of course, yesterday. i'll have a

look at those numbers here in just a moment. in our hills. mount diablo reporting 24. middle peak in the north bay reporting 21. some of the higher peaks, especially along the coastal range, reported winds to about 100mph. mount almanor, also in the santa cruz mountains, reported 98mph. uh sfo, as well as half moon bay reporting 67. so if you haven't had a chance to see some of these numbers, very impressive. i'll have a look at what we can expect as we get into the week ahead. another chance for some rain on wednesday and then mainly dry through the rest of the week. more on that coming up . >> rosemary. thank you. more trouble for boeing. the latest discovery that could delay deliveries of new

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saw last night and into the early morning hours. here's a look at what was happening earlier. powerful gusts in san ramon causing some tall trees to sway back and forth for none of them toppled. let's get back to our weather center and check in with meteorologist rosemary oroczo. the winds have calmed considerably, but i still see more green behind you on that radar. >> yes, we are going to continue with the scattered showers. gasia and andre. at least for the first part of the day. we still have very unstable air in place and the sunshine that we are seeing, any warmth that we get there at the surface just adds to the instability. so do expect the pop up showers, the brief downpours. here's the view over the bay area where it's it looks dry, at least for now. along that stretch of highway and the clouds overhead, thick and gray. the scattered showers

will be in place. and if you are just joining us, we have a couple of advisories to talk about over areas of the north bay. there is still an advisory for flooding that will go until 7:00 this evening for the possibility of that flooding near our rivers and our streams, as well as low lying areas. if i pull this out of the way just a little bit, zoom in a little bit closer. you can see it's fairly widespread from areas near cloverdale. it does include a healdsburg santa rosa, petaluma, novato stretching over towards areas of a marin and mill valley south soleto and tiburon. we also have this shade of green here on the screen, and this indicates a flood watch that will continue until early tomorrow morning and does include our delta as well as our carquinas communities. so again, just be careful if you're going to be out and about. you may see some flooding out there. this is expected to continue as well. i'll have a look at what we can expect. a moving forward. we will begin to dry out, but we do have another possibility of rain on wednesday. i'll have a look at this in the extended

forecast. >> rosemary. thank you. bay area communities took a hard hit from this weekend's weather from downed trees and power lines to flooding and school closures. ktvu james torres reports. >> cell phone video from this backyard in santa cruz county showing just how strong the wind and rain came down, the sheriff's office confirming one person is dead after a tree crashed into their home in boulder creek. trees fell all throughout the bay area in santa rosa, hundreds of calls for emergency service came in a lot of very close calls. >> trees into homes, trees actually into cars as they were driving. um, but fortunately, no significant injuries that, uh, that we're aware of. >> paul lowenthal with santa rosa fire says the influx of calls forced first responders to make difficult decisions just based on the pure call volume and the number of 911 calls that we were receiving. >> it got to the point where we had to figure out what we could go to and what was a priority and what wasn't. so in some

cases, we could have been dispatched to a tree down, but if it didn't have power lines involved, a home involved, or completely blocking a roadway that call could have been deferred. >> same story in san francisco. the wind blew part of a roof off the top of this person's home, crashing into a tree. this is off mendoza street in t city's inner sunset district, and hayes valley trees crushed, parked cars and brought down pg and e wires. crews are expecting more emergency calls today and want to remind you if you see storm damage. stay away and call the proper authorities. >> we do expect that people will start to see damage on the property that they weren't aware of. that occurred. >> i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> governor newsom's declared a state of emergency in eight southern california counties in connection to the storm. max gordon has a look at the damage in southern california, where millions are on alert. it's the second major storm to hit california in less than a week. >> an atmospheric river called a pineapple express is threatening to drop nearly half a year's worth of rain in some areas by

tuesday. >> i love the rain. i don't like the flooding, the storm already knocking out power to hundreds of thousands of customers. >> by monday morning. heavy rain and wind are now sending flood water and debris through some southern california communities. >> when the embankments get really, really wet, a lot of times, you know, rocks and sometimes even boulders can come down and they're in the roadway. >> the conditions forcing evacuations in prompting governor gavin newsom to issue a state of emergency for several counties from santa barbara down through san diego, state officials have mobilized some 8500 emergency responders to handle flooding and water rescues. we were out checking out some of the areas that typically have some water rescues that we we've seen in the past, uh, they go out there to see what it looks like, uh, for this current storm because stuff is things may have changed since the last time that we've been out there over the weekend. this slow moving storm walloped northern and central california with torrential rain and powerful wind gusts. utility crews are now scrambling to restore electricity. >> we're getting a little

worried now about the food in the refrigerator. >> there's no heat and of course, no lights. and so we're not really sure what we're going to do for dinner. >> some parts of southern california have already seen more than nine inches of rain. as moore continues to fall in los angeles, max gordon ktvu, fox two news well, the weather canceled. >> the san francisco half marathon. many athletes decided to run the section of the course along the great highway anyway. others said as long as they were out, they justrillionun the entire route. even with the strong winds and heavy rain, one woman says she actually enjoyed running under those circumstances. it was fun. >> like, right, you just have to enjoy the moment. what can you do? >> it looks like a lot of people said, the heck with it. i'm just going to go run anyhow. did we did? >> yeah. we ran. >> yeah. we came from fairfield. >> well, the winds were strong enough to take down some muni bus lines in western edition and a section of fillmore street was closed off. so muni workers could restore service. the bay area has looked more. the bay rather looked more like the

pacific ocean because of the weather. check this out. san francisco fire sharing this video of what it looked like yesterday afternoon near the shoreline, firstrillionesponder have been asking voters to stay out of the water in alameda, firefighters responded to a boater who became stranded in the heavy surf. you can see the swells tossing the sailboat around as the waves were crashing into the seawall and taking the boat in that direction, alameda fire managed to get the person to shore safely. there's a big cleanup effort underway in santa cruz county. >> some eucalyptus trees or their branches were knocked down by strong winds at apartments on the west side of santa cruz, five parked cars were crushed. no one was in them, so no injuries, but one driver had just climbed out of his vehicle seconds before a tree fell down. >> and we're surrounded by these rural eucalyptus trees. and so their roots aren't very steady. they aren't very long. and so they fall over really easily. and so a lot of people aren't sticking around and waiting for something to happen. they're just getting out of here. >> downed trees are still blocking other roads throughout santa cruz county and in the

mountains, and the community of felton. firefighters have been busy removing uprooted trees that have fallen onto roads. the final round at at&t pebble beach pro am had to be called off this weekend because of the wild weather. yesterday's final round was postponed to today because of heavy rain and winds up to 60 miles an hour. that's now been canceled, though, due to safety concerns. shelter in place order is still in effect for pebble beach this morning because of the weather. reigning u.s. open champion wyndham clark has been declared the winner. >> police are searching for at least one suspect after a man was shot and killed inside of an oakland business. police responded to reports of a shooting on international boulevard saturday night in the area of 88th and 89th avenues. they found a man who had been shot and pronounced dead at the scene. it's not clear what led to that shooting for the first time, we're hearing from the owners of a san jose daycare center where two children drowned last year, the owners of the happy happy home center are scheduled to appear in court on friday. they had their attorneys release a statement to the bay area news group. it says the two women quote they understand the immense grief and pain

experienced by the families. they recognize their own sorrow is only a fraction of the loss by the bereaved parents. end quote. the statement did not include a defense. the women are being charged with felony and misdemeanor child endangerment. >> the biden administration is planning more retaliatory strikes on iran. iran proxy groups after weeks of attacks on u.s. forces in the mideast. madeleine rivera has the latest developments now from washington . >> after months of attacks on u.s. troops throughout the mideast, including one that killed three american service members, the u.s. struck back on friday, hitting dozens of targets linked to iran backed proxy groups and the white house tells fox news those strikes will keep coming, pushing back on some lawmakers who claim the president is acting outside his authority and needs to consult congress. >> we're confident and comfortable that the president has the appropriate authorities to continue to conduct these strikes to protect our people, but some of those same critics are also calling this a

lackluster response that won't deter proxy attacks, which are still taking place, including a drone strike on sunday night that killed at least six allied kurdish fighters on a base housing u.s. troops in syria. >> we've always signaled that as a nation, we've always been very clear that if you attack our forces in any kind of fashion, that it's going to be met with, with a, you know, with a response. and we're looking to see it more because those are our troops out there. >> despite that criticism, most experts say it's not likely we'll see any direct attacks on iran in regional escalation is a major concern. and the biden ministration has said one of their top priorities is avoiding a broader mideast war. >> we have tried to be very deliberate in this, in using the absolute minimum amount of effort and force to try to stop some of these attacks on ourselves. >> secretary of state antony blinken is visiting saudi arabia on monday, hoping to build regional support for america's response to the attacks in washington matter. rivera ktvu, fox two news 49ers fans are

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inside jacobs home and shows us some memorabilia. even the team has tried to buy from him. >> walk into martin jacobs house in san francisco and the identity of his favorite nfl team is instantly obvious. calling the 40 niners his favorite team, though, probably doesn't do it justice. i'm not like your regular fan. >> i 365 days a year, i'm 40 niners fan. >> jacobs grew up in the vicinity of kezar stadium. he was nine when his father took him to his first game in 1952. it was the second half and my dad gave me the binoculars and he said, i want you to focus on number 39. >> and i did. and in the first play, you mcelhinney was 39, got the ball, he ran 48 yards for a touchdown. well, from that moment on i was hooked. >> jacobs and hugh mcelhenny struck up a friendship that lasted until mcelhenney's death. a year and a half ago. the personalized souvenir and jerseys jacobs has collected are his priceless passion. it

started when he asked his favorite player for an autograph. he says, oh well, let me sign it and then he goes, uh, i'll tell you, how would you like my jersey? >> and i go, sure, i would love it. he gave me his jersey and i still have his jersey from, uh, from then i think i was 13 or 14 years old. the mcelhenny jersey has been joined by many others. >> hall of fame jerseys. the 40 niners would love to have in their museum. >> mcelhenny tittle, perry and johnson. >> how about chinstraps from all four members of the 40 niners? legendary million dollar backfield? i've been offered quite a bit, but i wouldn't sell it. >> be like i just would never do it. >> in his teens and early 20s, jacobs found a good way to enjoy his favorite team and get paid at the same time. he was a ticket taker, seat cushion collector and vendor at kezar stadium. he was selling soft drinks on that famous day in 1957, when the 40 niners had a 24 to 7 halftime lead on the

lions at halftime, we were everybody was celebrating. >> everybody was celebrating. they printed up tickets at halftime for the cleveland browns, who had won the eastern division. i have a photo of the scoreboard. this is 1957. this is taken and we're leading 24 to 7 at halftime. there's a scoreboard. and so we blew the lead. and then we lost 31 to 27. i was depressed in 57 for about an hour. i couldn't leave my seat. the result of that game haunted the 40 niners players of that era for the rest of their lives. >> jacobs is one of the few people who can say he saw the loss 67 years ago, and then how the tables were turned in this year's nfc championship game. >> the second half was a whole different team. they came out they they they they did what they were supposed to. and the defense got it together. and once you get that momentum and purdy took it took it upon himself to start running with

the football. and i knew right then i says we're nothing's going to stop us. >> on the 11th of this month, martin jacobs beloved 49ers will be looking for their sixth super bowl win and he'll be watching every second. >> i will be right here. i have home field advantage. i'll be ready. you know, i don't answer the phones. i don't you know, i mean, i take it very serious. uh, these games, the 40 niners would like to add another chapter for the guy who's darn near seen it all in san francisco. >> joe fonzi. ktvu icu fox two. >> pretty cool story there. >> all right. time for a check of the big story of the day. and that is the weather forecast behind rosemary. you can see the green and some yellow on the radar right now. so let's find out where things are in the weather department. wind and rain two. rosemary >> yes. continuing with the unsettled weather andre and garcia. but as we get into the second part of the afternoon, early evening hours continuing to taper off. we are not looking

at the conditions to worsen. thankfully, they will be getting better. giving you a look here. across the bay where we do have a beautiful view. we've got dry conditions at least at the moment, at least from this vantage point. that's what it looks like. mostly cloudy skies remaining in place with a little bit of sunshine mixed in there as well. and our temperatures this afternoon ranging in the mid to upper 50s for most san francisco trailing behind just a little bit at 53. we're right about average, maybe a little bit cool for this time of year. and our temperatures really aren't expected to change a whole lot over the next few days. so what you have out there temperature wise right now is what we're going to get. storm tracker two again, the entire state still very soggy in the sierra. the snow continues there and there is an advisory for travel that goes until early tomorrow morning. if you are thinking about heading up, maybe wait a day. if you can, coming in closer to home where we do have widespread scattered showers over areas of the north bay as we move in here along areas in the napa valley floor, we've got some scattered showers a farther north towards saint

helena and then over towards the sonoma valley area and sonoma valley. if you are joining us, we are or just joining us, we do have an advisory there for the possibility of flooding that will go on until 7:00 this evening. this plume of moisture here, this a area of rain that stretches off the coastline from areas near pacifica and half moon bay, crosses over the peninsula. san francisco bay bridge, east bay shore, berkeley, emeryville, a stretching up towards the pinole and all the way into fairfield. we've got some lightrillionain there, and one more shift here into the south bay, where we have a slug of moisture. palo alto, sunnyvale, fremont, milpitas got some lightrillionainfall for you there. the winds a little breezy out there. 5 to 15mph in most areas, a little bit stronger with the gusts to about 20. nothing like what we experienced yesterday, but as i put this into motion, you'll notice that the projection here is it continues to die down. so that is also some good news. meanwhile, when it comes to the rainfall into the second part of our afternoon and evening hours,

there we are right there. most dry conditions notice southern california still getting quite a bit of rainfall now into tuesday morning. not completely dry. we may see a little bit of drizzle, a few sprinkles, but it is not going to worsen. it will continue to get better winters. our next chance for some rain. it's on wednesday, but it doesn't look anything like we experienced. of course over the weekend. and then for the rest of the weekend we look mainly dry, so that will be some good, good weather there for all the cleanup that needs to be done. and as far as rainfall amounts, not a lot. maybe a 10th of an inch quarter inch or so. and more snow for the sierra, which, you know, all said and done of course, is a good thing because the snowpack was below average. here's a look at the extended forecast. i'm going to continue with the temperatures in the low 60s for the afternoons. chance for rain on wednesday, and there were mostly cloudy, mainly dry for the rest of the week. back to you, rosemary. >> thanks. in southern california, narrow and hilly road in the northern part of los

angeles county is still considered a danger zone right now. officials are concerned a large section of laguna canyon road could quickly fill with mud and debris if heavy rain hits. people are being told to evacuate, but some people say they're staying. staying in even though they know it's a risky. >> when we get rains, the foothills here gather it so it does flood. they said that, you know, if you leave, we're they're not going to let you back in. and so we just decided we'd stick around. >> all stocked up. you got everything you need 100. >> got plenty of firewood and tons of movies. >> the resident also said he's lived near laguna canyon road for more than 40 years, and he's seen heavy rains, fires and mudslides hit the area several times and says that's why he's prepared now. >> music's biggest stars were shining bright at last night's grammy awards. we're taking a look at the historic winds, iconic collaborations and groundbreaking performances next

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the choice is clear. i'm adam schiff, and i approve this message. layoffs. snap says it will lay off 10% of its global workforce, or about 500 employees. the company says the layoffs are in part to promote in-person collaboration. the company's last major round of cuts was in august of 2022, when it laid off 20% of its staff. the biggest names in music gathered in los angeles last night for the 66th annual grammy awards. superstar taylor swift was the big winner in a history making evening in a couple of ways. reporter ashley dvorkin runs down the list of this year's grammy award winners, from those taking home grammys gold to those delivering show stopping performances. >> here are highlights from music's biggest night. >> taylor swift and taylor swift made history as the first artist to win album of the year four times, when she took the trophy

for midnights, she was presented the award by celine dion, who made a surprise appearance amid her battle with stiff person syndrome. >> early in the night, swift won her 13th grammy for best pop vocal album and used the milestone to announce her next album. tortured poets department is out april 19th. >> billie eilish female artists ruled the night, including the big four awards, with song of the year going to billie eilish for barbies. >> what was i made for? best new artist went to victoria monet. miley cyrus won record of the year for flowers and before that she won her first ever grammy for the song two how far we've come in. special honors jay-z received the doctor dre global impact award. while accepting, he called out the grammys for his wife, beyonce. having a record number of grammys but never album of the year. >> this is mine. you can't take it. >> the in memoriam tribute featured performances by artists including stevie wonder, fantasia barrino and annie lennox. lennox ended hers on a

political note, calling for a cease fire in gaza. you got a fast car. among the many stars who took the stage, tracee chapman joined luke combs for a moving duet of fast car. u2 rocked out the first ever broadcast performance from the sphere in las vegas. joni mitchell made her grammys performance debut. billy joel played his first single in 30 years and closed out the night alex. but i'm here, here right now. artists making music history and winners taking their place in grammys history. here at the 66th grammy awards in los angeles, ashley dvorkin, fox news. all right, let's talk some football. >> sunday's matchup between the niners and chiefs expected to be the most watched super bowl ever . roughly one third of the us population expected to tune in to the big game. tv advertisers will pay an estimated $7 billion for a 32nd commercial marketing experts say many of those advertisers will change how they release their super bowl ads.

>> there have been many notable shifts in recent years with super bowl advertising being one. the desire to cut the clutter and have more behaviorally oriented call to actions. two, we're seeing more of the role of suspense and advertising, meaning that not all brands are leaking their super bowl spots as they have done in previous years. >> oh, interesting. this year's tv viewership is expected to surpass the 115 million people mark who tuned in to last year's super bowl ticket prices to watch this year's super bowl have now climbed to an all time high. online ticket agencies say the cheapest seat to watch the niners battle the chiefs in vegas on sunday will cost you around $8,000. however one travel expert is telling fans you can still have plenty of fun in vegas without a ticket to the big game and allegiant stadium. i think for a lot of folks, it's going to be being in vegas and then taking advantage of some of those great watch parties that they're holding at some of these great mgm properties, for

example, across across the strip, there's an amazing amount of activations at a lot of the resorts to the mandalay bay has got the super bowl experience over the several days leading up to super bowl. >> that's 50 bucks a day and you're basically it's a theme park for super bowl and football fans. >> it'll still cost you to go to vegas even without game tickets. hotel prices along the strip are hitting record high levels during this super bowl week. >> a big honor for legendary san francisco giants baseball star and hall of famer willie mays. mayor london breed declared yesterday's two for 24 as willie mays day in honor of his number 24. willie mays, of course, regarded as one of the greatest baseball players in mlb history, continues to give back to the community by supporting the local boys and girls clubs this once in a century holiday will not be experienced again in mays lifetime. mayor breed was joined at city hall by giants president and ceo larry baer and former giant and mays godson, barry bonds, to share what else the city is doing to celebrate his legacy here in the city and county of san francisco. >> through the say hey kid

foundation, he's given a lot of resources to make sure that organizations like the boys and girls club, including the willie mays boys and girls club and the bayview-hunters point community, that they have the resources and the support that they need. the giants are also set to play against the saint louis cardinals next june in birmingham, alabama, for a symbolic celebration and the city where willie mays began his career is college bound. >> students taking their sats can put down their number two pencils. there's a new way to take that test starting next month. the college board exam is going digital. it's not the only big change. the testing time has been cut down now from three hours to two, students can choose between a tablet and a laptop for the test. a company that runs the test has been trying to adapt as more universities go the way of university of california, which no longer considers the sat or the act when making admissions decisions. >> i was talking about this with pam. dave and james today. we're all surprised that they were still using number two pencils and scantron, says james torres

actually likes taking it. the physical way. oh, the good old fashioned, good old fashioned way you do. >> i am old fashioned, but i feel like there's definitely a mind body connection. >> yeah, that's what he said during breaking news. >> we both take our notes. >> we do take notes. yeah, it's easier because it sticks in your head a little bit more. that's right. i think that's the reason why. all right. thank you so much for watching ktvu fox two news at noon. a quick reminder that you can now stream ktvu news on your smart tv. you can watch live newscasts and stories on the man on your amazon fire tv, roku, apple tv, or android tv. to scan the qr code on our (clapping) (theme music) - [announcer] can you guess what this is? if you guessed bunk bed, then you'd be a great contestant on pictionary! our first celebrity captain, you can see in good burger 2. it's hollywood beef cake, kel mitchell. and with him are elizabeth and her daughter eliana, who loves to do sketch drawings. our other celebrity captain you love on star trek: strange new worlds. we're on top of the world with rebecca romijn.