i love the start to our show. we are talking about frankie sinatra doing an instrumental version of the coffee song. >> would say sing at the fairmont. my mom would love when sinatra would be in town. he played for the president before he was president. >> he liked san francisco a lot. >> i loved seeing that iconic thing before the were. >> this is sipping on coffee with mushrooms in it. a coffee company opened up a location and claims to be the first ever mushroom cafi in san francisco. almost any drink in the menu can be ordered with a jog up boost. it is medicinal mushroom powder. each drink cost about four dollars to 5 dollars. >> i like creativity, but some things are just meant to be coffee. >> ilife i like coffee. >> i could see my wife looks mushroom trying it. >> let's help you weatherwise. this talk about what the weather is doing. it is so quite over the past couple of days. >> if you drink that coffee, you are a fungi. >> very nice. patchy fog. yes. pretty quiet. cossey is right. not much going on right now. a lot of high clouds have made for a beautiful sunrise. with the same on the sunset. fog was a big story yesterday. that is not the case today. there was a lot of high clouds. mostly cloudy on the weekend. rain on sunday. we need the rain. since july 1st, the rain here, the water euros october 1st, but i like the rain your because that is what i started with, that is what i'm sticking with. 78 percent and sandra josi -- san jose. san francisco 72% beer parts of marin county doing very well. after that, not so good. 54% for oakland. san jose 54%. that is where the systems have been acting. we get rain north of the golden gate in martha that not much. napa county is around 62% by the way. a lot of high clouds. they will continue streaming here today. also into tomorrow in advance of the system that will be over the weekend. 40s and 50s on the temps. that is 55 already in the way. we had a two a few 30s to the north. 49 in sacramento. stormtrack right now to the north, eventually it will get here. not until we get to saturday. that is north of the hawaiian islands, coming out of the gulf of alaska. we will start to drag across your saturday afternoon and evening, then it looks like it will arrive saturday morning for some rain. after that, not much on the weather horizon for rain. fog to the east. a little cooler. upper 50s to near 60 degrees is the average. they are a little above as you head toward santa cruz, gilroy, morgan hill. i clouds will be in the future. we will clotted up on the weekend we will get rain into sunday with weekend. morning, p san mateo is on the scene of a deadly car crash that they believe had home geted? y. >> that is what we are hearing from one neighborhood where the attempted home invasion happen, saying this is something that had occurred before, maybe two or three times. that is unconfirmed, but from the neighbor. who want to give you a look at the scene where the suv boulevard crashed head on into a cement barrier. you can see officers are still around here, looking and investigating this crash site. it appears that the car may have been traveling on northbound 101 and just took the exit ramp or peninsula avenue. they took that urban may have just crashed right into that barrier. traffic investigator still trying to determine how this all went down. that is unconfirmed as well. on the crash happened around four clock this morning. we are not sure about the events leading up to it. san mateo police say they believe this suv is one of two cars linked to an attempted home invasion. san mateo police are slowly going to scratching now. understand the attempted home invasion started at a house on the 1600 block of roberta drive around 3:45 am this morning. that neighborhood is nearly 92 and 101 interchange. we are told the victims of the home invasion rok. as we mentioned, neighbors say this is the first time it has happened, but these are good neighbors and nothing bad, in terms of any issues that has happened before. >> seeing this so close and to good people. from hello, two goodbye. that was it. san mateo police department traffic unit is investigating the car crash. detectives are investigating the attempted home invasion. we are working to get in date from san mateo police. they information in just a few hours from now. we hope to bring you an update and them. just know that if you're traveling on northbound 101, the on ramp from peninsula avenue is closed as is this portion from airport. it turns into bayshore boulevard. that is closed from peninsula. live in san mateo, cristina rendon, ktvu , fox 2 news. three cities in china are on lockdown mitt to stop the spread of the coronavirus. 17 people are reported dead, and all are connected to the city of moveon. it is busy as the chinese lunar new year begins. travelers going to and from the united states are being screened. china southern airlines canceled seven flights from you on to sfo. with doctor some passengers from china about their concerns. >> was people were >> on the airplane are in the airport? park on the plane, on the streets, and on the plane. >> a lot of my friends are in china, and they're always wearing the masks because they are working everywhere. >> along with the cases in china, cases are now confirmed in washington state and in overseas, taiwan, japan, thailand and south korea. an american airlines flight from mexico city landed last night, and one passenger had flulike symptoms, which are similar to those of the coronavirus. it is not immediately clear as to when results of a medical evaluation will be available. just about an hour from now, democrats will begin day two of their opening statements in the senate impeachment trial president trump. caroline reports from capitol hill on what we can expect. throughout the day today, we expect to see house managers shifting their focus, using the evidence they presented yesterday to prove why they believe the president violated the constitution. house manager adam schiff not holding back. they could've attacked the united states and said removal of the president of the office is necessary to be fair in the 2020 election. >> we cannot be assured that the vote will be fairly one. >> the opening arguments from house managers continued wednesday. immigrant using video interviews, text messages, and transcripts to make a case two senators still on the fence about calling for witnesses and documents in trial. >> thinking that you can just take the same information and throw it out there enough, it will change anyone's point of view. i don't think that's going to work. >> i think that a good number of my republican colleagues, for the first time, heard the entire arguments, powerfully, succinctly, and completely. >> after returning from dollars, the president took to twitter boasting about his lawmakers, a democrats for how they were handling themselves. >> house managers are expected to have their opening statements on friday, giving the presidents chance there time on saturday. ktvu fox 2 news. one man says homeless people attacked him as he was getting off the freeway and accidentally drove up onto an island. he got out to check his truck for damage and says he was in confronted by at least 10 people with sticks. he says they demanded money for damaging their property in response he said he gave them a few dollars and that is when they started hitting him. >> that is when they started busting out the windows and beating the quarter panel and the doors of the truck with two by fours. there was definitely a moment where i was scared for my life. >> by the time that i got there, he was being chased by a guy with a metal baseball bat. there was another guy that was swinging some sort of, like, mattress pump with a cord. >> zimmer's mother said she saw one person arrested. oakland police said they cannot comment until the report is fully process. >> berkeley reported that california is considering a homeless camp in modesto as a model for the new pilot program. the proposed camp would have room for 50 tenants and a suggested stay of six months. more than $900,000 has been allocated for this program. the word yet on whether or when cancel council will discuss the next steps. a better response when targeted by criminals. this comes after an incident caught on camera in which a woman was attacked at her front door and east oakland hills. >> this doorbell video shows a woman returning to her home, she gets mugged a group of armed robbers on monday. some 60 people attended a community meeting with elise last night. neighbors described how car break-ins are escalating to holdups in broad daylight. some said that when they called police for help, police officers never show up. >> my husband was at home and someone tried to get in my house. i called. we called. nobody came over here. there were handprints on the windows. police are making process and suppressing the robberies. they say the criminals are targeting new areas such as the hillsville oakland police promised more patrols and a community crime task force. right now and mornings on 2. san francisco's district attorney working to keep his district promised to end cash bail. but he says the city's bill system is unfair, and why the police union is against the idea. feeling the pressure of work and causing some to actually walk off the job. up next, how one bay area ceo is addressing the problem of work lace burnout. tom steyer: no child should have to worry about finding good food in school. so, when my wife kat and i learned california public school children couldn't get fresh produce in the cafeteria, we took action. we partnered with local farmers, school kitchens, a non-profit. that program now serves over 300 million healthy meals every year. the difference between words and actions matters. that's a lesson washington dc could use, right now. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. welcome back to "the nine". if you are feeling stressed out at work, you're not alone the world health organization ties official burnout to chronic workplace stress that is not successfully managed. this morning, we're speak with the multicast about her own experience. we welcome back to "the nine", the money to. you made a big pitch on short thanks for your subscription service based on the montessori method. at the top your game, something happened. >> after short, traveling a from work, and i have lifted successfully business and i had two young kids at home. i'd started this business which was my passion. in may, my toddler banged his head against mine, and he came out unscathed, but i ended up with a concussion. i saw doctor after doctor, and there were days where i thought it was okay. i would get dressed to go to work. >> i could do this. back in the game. >> i would fall apart on the way out the door. i would get back into bed. i finally found a doctor who explained what was going on. the concussion triggered a burnout. that is often what happens with people who were living these extremely stressful lives. there is an illness or injury that triggers a burnout which is a long time coming. basically, your daughter takes the opportunity to get the rest it needs. >> it makes you stop and think what is going on here. >> exactly. >> so once you are forced to really take a step back from your company, you know you wanted to get back in it, but when you did reenter, when you're healthy enough, mind and body, you did things differently. tell me how. >> totally. the doctor to help me made a treatment plan which included wellness practices for wellness health, emotional health, mental health. i started making time for things i had not done for five years since starting my company, monty kids, such as working out regularly. making time for friends, having a meditation practice. that was helpful. my husband says i should do the mall. i say, the is being selfish because i'm taking time for myself. help me and other mothers get over that. >> the thing with burnout, if you don't take that time for yourself proactively when you feel like you need it, your body will take it for you. i ended up in bed for two months. if i had just left work a little earlier to go to the gym to see friends all along the way, i could've avoided it. may was the month that the world where health organization made burnout the official health diagnosis and may was a month it happened to me. it is really prevalent to me. struck now that you're back in the game, with your family business, you say you're doing things with intention instead of saying yes to every little thing that comes through your doorstep. >> absolutely. i have learned a lot. that are how to to take that time for myself and keep the mom guilt under control. if i go to the gym workday shor hour, and the end, everybody will be better off. in that way, burnout was better for me because i really learned how to take care of myself. >> how did you learn to lower your standards so that every dirty dish in the sink doesn't drive you crazy. >> my mom had very high standards for the home and my kids and my husband does my dad was this incredibly high business person, and i've held my self to those standards my whole life. this is a modern woman's dilemma and we have to take it easy on ourselves. the cultural expectations around us are not taking it easy on us, and we have to claim our standards and say, this is going to be okay with me. >> let the dishes sit in the sink. we can order pizza once a while. >> thank you for joining us. >> thanks for having me. >> very good advice there. thank you, gasia mikaelian. a tragic loss of life on the fire lines in australia. what we know about the crewmembers who died when their airplane crashed battling the raging wildfires and that country. meetings in the state capital after more horses die at the horse race track. the changes it could be made to the industry. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. climate is the number 1 priority. i would declare a state of emergency on day 1. congress has never passed an important climate bill, ever. this is a problem that continues to get worse. i've spent a decade fighting and beating oil companies... stopping pipelines... stopping fossil fuel plants, ensuring clean energy across the country. how are we going to pull this country together? we take on the biggest challenge in history, we save the world and do it together. more information coming out regarding the three american firefighters who were killed while battling wildfires in southeastern australia. >> the firefighters came from california and were onboard a cargo plane the dumps water onto the planes. sparkle sterling authorities will now handle the investigation into what caused that plane to crash. >> it is been quite a challenging day. >> another tragedy in australia. three american firefighters helping the australian colleagues battle a series of deadly wildfires died on thursday. the area water tanker crashing on a firebombing mission and southeast australia. adding to the dozens of deaths artie being blamed on the once wildfire worst wildfire season in the country's history. >> it is been devastating. devastating. they are out here trying to help everybody out. >> they have grounded the rest of the firefighter officials until they complete the investigation. they've reached out to the firefighters in the u.s. to express their condolences. they were respected in the firefighting community. >> a number of our u.s. colleagues that are embedded have personal relationships with them. our hearts are with all of those that are suffering. >> fire has burned through an area larger than the state of indiana, destroying thousands of homes and businesses. and major concern was been australian wildlife with hundreds of animals killed, injured or displaced. >> it is hard to see so many under real threat and injured. who would love to see governments and all the officials to more. >> they will investigate the crash as soon as firefighters can clearly area, which is still an active fire site. in london, benjamin hall, foxnews. on the hills of three resources dying at santa anita racetrack. that brings a death to five this month. last year, more than a dozen died at the track. the horseracing board met yesterday and some of the changes include reducing or eliminating the types of drugs administered to horses. making veterinary records transparent, and changing the writings used by jockeys. >> the goal is to eliminate all fatalities. the summer going to happen. it is dangerous. it is a high kinetic sport. we are not going to eliminate w towards. >> the were spacing -- horseracing board will occur next friday on the santa anita track. former new york city mayor bloomberg was the san francisco mayors endorsement. his first choice was, harrison withdrew from the race last month. she is expected to talk about her endorsement later today. a super bowl will be a chance for both a coach is to have the chance to win the big one. kyle shanahan was the office of quarter for the atlantic falcons insuperable 51. that is one where the falcons had a 28-3 lead over the new england patriots in the third quarter. the patriots would end up winning 34-28 in overtime. in part, because of shanahan's playcalling during the fourth quarter. >> losing a super bowl is extremely tough for everybody, especially when you lose when you have a 28-3 lead going into the fourth. i was very hard on myself, but the whole narrative, if i would've ran this, we would've one. that learning moments never feel good. it is nice to be able to move on and move out here and keep working. i'm glad i will get the chance to go back. as for the chiefs as head coach andy reid, he is also trying to shake off his big loss. eligible he coached in 2005 as head coach of the philadelphia eagles. you can watch super bowl liv sunday, february 2nd, life right here on ktvu fox 2 news. we will have a live report starting next week from my mitt. the powerball jackpot had grown after a 10 month no-win street. the last powerboat jackpot payoff was a ticket sold of of the california line at i-80. there been 23 drones without anyone picking all six numbers correctly. the next drawing is saturday night. coming up on mornings on 2. a life-changing pill that left some women blind. also the resetting of the metaphorical doomsday clause. that is next. we are learning just how close we are to the end of the world. at least according to a group of scientist at the university chicago. midnight on the clock symbolizes the end of the world. each year, the bulletin of the atomic scientist decides what time it is metaphorically speaking. lester, it was set to 11:58 pm just two minutes away from destruction. this morning, the clock moved to 100 seconds to midnight. the factors that determine just how close we are to midnight includes the climate and the closeness to atomic weapons. screen after screen of witness testimony during the impeachment trial. there trying to make the case that present trump abused his power byre ping ukraine to investigate president biden and his son. the president says he did nothing wrong. >> there are no close calls. evidence shows a present trump unlawfully withheld military assistance appropriate by congress to aid our i lie in order to extort their government into helping him with his reelection. >> not only was he completely legal and perfectly legal and perfectly constitutional, perfectly appropriate. that the idea that this reaches a level of impeachment legally speaking is really absurd. >> democrats will have to wrap up their oral arguments tomorrow. on saturday, the presence lawyers will start three days of defense arguments. sunday is a day off. struck the senate trial removes those continues. that will be it 10 a clock to this morning. we will bring updates online and on the ktvu news at noon. governor will talk sales t transit center. the government agreed to changing climate change goals and reaching local economies. >> i think that most governors, whether in weather a republican or democrat, we have to focus on building new a structure to accommodate the needs. washington has been failing. >> that is what we should be doing in this country. this is what we used to do a lot of. now we talk a lot about this. these are nonpartisan things. these are things that transcend politics. you want to do well in the future, you have to invest in the future. struck >> he believes california needs to change how it generates and delivers electricity. struck the trump administration is expected to anwhen the president took office. it change which rivers lakes would be regulated under the clean water act. it would allow leaders to dump contaminants and waterways. it makes it more difficult for communities downstream to make sure drinking water is safe. it also damages wildlife habita structs three cities in central china are under quarantine his health experts across the world try to stop the spread of the deadly coronavirus. hundred's of flights from that region have and canceled including all direct flights to sfo by southern china flights. these are some of the steps they are taking to help contain the outbreak. >> reporter: as the country races to contain a new strain of the corunna vine dose coronavirus, the chinese government suspended travel to one where the outbreak is expected to have started. we want is one of the most populated cities in china with more than 11 million people. >> this is a rapidly developing situation on the number of deaths and the number of cases is likely to be so far, and i e rise further. >>of wuhan arrived on thursday and they were taken by bus to do an screening. countries are working to make them more effective irca people screen positive on the questionnaires, they get questionnaires those they would get a more thorough scan. health experts warn it may not be enough to identify people with the virus. >> it takes a week for the symptoms to arrive. if the person next to you gets pulled into quarantine, you're still walking through their. >> the plan to expand additional features that will not stop travelers making their way to the region, but some are taking extra precaution. >> families are trying to purchase more masks in china, but it seems like many shops have sold out. >> the world health organization says it has a team on the ground in china to further investigate the outbreak. in atlanta, jonathan serrie, ktvu, fox to news. a preliminary hearing date has been set for the man accused of being the golden state killer. joseph d'angelo scheduled to appear in court on may 20. in his been in sacramento county since he rejected the defense request to delay a preliminary hearing. >> to finally see some movement today, to hear the judge affirm that we deserve some things to push forward, it felt really good. we are very grateful. >> prosecutors believe d'angelo killed at least 13 people and 50 women. investigators say the crimes co d'angelo has been charged with 13 counts of murder in 13 counts of kidnapping. san francisco zoo district attorney is keeping a campaign promise to end the cash bell system. it will discriminate against minorities. we're live in san francisco with a major change in policy. tom, good morning. the san francisco district attorney has a lot of latitude about how they run things like bail. but this is a policy and not a law, which means in san francisco, what we have is a great experiment in the criminal courts. >> making good on a campaign promise, san francisco's new district attorney says he will no longer automatically ask for cash bail if the defendant is not at risk to the public. defendants who do pose a risk, regardless of race, will get no bill, regardless of how much money they have. just a voting says cash bills are unfair to the poor, especially african-americans who remain incarcerated solely to lack of funds. at his inaugural, the district attorney and his supporters said this. >> poverty is not a crime, no not prosecute people for being poor. >> he cares a lot about black people you might be victims. they might be victimized by this incarceration of a system. a statewide cash below past two years goes on hold because of the proposition of the 2020 ballot that would reansco da is with it anyway. >> i am very excited. today, you can see everyone is excited. i feel he is going to do the right thing. >> the san francisco police officers association issued a statement saying the da is in the process of building the largest criminal justice revolving door imaginable in the san francisco's going to pay a heavy price for it. relying solely on an arbitrary math equation regarding who remains in custody and who gets out early will endanger residents and police officers, but it will sure make career criminals and gang members happy. that is the controversy. and now, we are going to see how this experiment goes. reporting life, ktvu, fox 2 news news. a plan to install canopies at the san francisco bart station. the board is considering probing $71 million to build 22 canopies of of escalators at the palace those civic center bar stations. they say it will protect exposure to the elements and provide another level of station security and cleanliness. struck a new book about a battle to get johnson & johnson to learn about the side effects of the new birth control pill. it details how one of his clients went blind after taking the ortho wave appeal. it included potential blood clots, blindness, and even death. the author of this book is the father of san jose mayor, sam ricardo. a way to helpces. >> there will be a 1% surcharge added to your mail. ambra's book with restaurant dinners in san francisco. >> the restaurant in san francisco's mission neighborhood proudly serves of the cuisine of guam. >> this is what our aunties and grandmas cooked for us when we were young. >> spread the word. >> the annual ten-day promotion gives local foodies a chance to try different restaurants and special prefix mills. fisher, something new. a built-in 1% surcharge to help area farmers reduce their carbon footprint. for example, a $40 meal will now be $40.40. >> this week for sure would give us a snapshot of how we are doing in terms of adding the extra surcharge. >> the rest arts co-owner tells me whether they will continue with the climate change surcharge after restaurant week. it depends on whether there is pushback by patrreare so many t things now. i do worry a little bit that even though i support it personally, it is driving prices up. >> the idea is to those came from the cofounder of a 3% surcharge that started last april. >> it can be used to basically create solutions to global warning. >> he is also cofounder of zero food prep. the nonprofit that is partnering with the state of california to manage this program to help farmers to business in environmentally friendly ways that create healthy soil. >> we create food that has more flavor, more nutrition. it has more drought tolerance. >> the surcharge program is voluntary for restaurants and we're told patrons have the option to opt out. >> it is a couple of dollars here and there. i think it is a good thing to do. >> i think it is a great idea that they make it optional. >> i think that there needs to be accountability for the person going to the restaurant so that we know where the money goes. >> in san francisco, amber lee, ktvu , fox 2 news. they said if 1% of california restaurants participate, the program should generate $10 million a year to help farmers. >> that is coming up on mornings on "the nine". we will see some the commercials that will air for super bowl liv. we will see what planters is going to do with the iconic character mr. peanut. we have a few ideas on how to elevate your game day spread on game day chef at charlie palmer stadium. tom steyer: no child should have to worry about finding good food in school. so, when my wife kat and i learned california public school children couldn't get fresh produce in the cafeteria, we took action. we partnered with local farmers, school kitchens, a non-profit. that program now serves over 300 million healthy meals every year. the difference between words and actions matters. that's a lesson washington dc could use, right now. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. friends in the you dosed france in the u.s. have called a truce. prices may not be going down. that is because distributor's raise prices in advance of the tariffs and retailers started stocking up on french wine, cheese, and whiskey in welcome back to the nine. anticipation of higher prices. they expected a 100% tariff that would have more than doubled the cost of some products. the impeachment trial comes fedex's warning by detecting from strict rules with strict skin that looks like a message from the company. appears to show a tracking code from fedex. it prompts the user to delivery those inter-delivery rules for senators. preferences. of that takes them to a there's no passing notes, and fraudulent site and attempt to only water, milk, candy or get the personal information loud. several senators have been sain and ultimately their money. drinking glasses of milk. fedex said they do not send there is a bipartisan candy unsolicited text messages or desk that belongs to senator emails asking for personal patrick toomey a pennsylvania. he keeps it stocked full of hershey chocolate and potato information or money. this weekend, fedex will chips both from pennsylvania. start delivering packages on sunday. the company is long provided 49er fans are fired up and residential sunday delivery ready for a big win against the during the peak holiday season. but now, the service will be kansas city chiefs. available around. ups also launched sunday that is super bowl liv. delivery at the beginning of it may be 10 days away. the year. but never too early to start prepping those dishes for super bowl party. the executive chef at charlie palmer chef joins us now. chef francisco lopez junior. shfor your time. super bowl liv. this is already better than the pigs in a blanket and fish and chips the people are going to get my house. what is in the pan right there? back we have angus beef, a two else does too much later with a caramelized onion and a brioche slider blend with a little chipotle a holy. >> when it comes to these burgers, don't kill the meat right? if you want to take it off a little early, take it off a little early. >> we did a proper. i think you will generally genuinely like it. >> deep down inside, you're a patriots fan. >> i'm a diehard new england patriot. tom brady, is he going to stay or go? >> i think that tom brady retires as a patriot. >> maybe goes back to california? >> or you don't want that. >> it is easy to make. maybe you can do them in pregame, during the game or after the game. >> we also see wings. >> what we have here in the front is mary's chicken wings with our house hot sauce that we make at charlie palmer and napa. it is our housemaid ranch with it. you could not find a better dish than a super bowl sunday dish. >> is there a specific style or technique that you used to get the wings the way that you are. >> we blanch them a little bit and we flash them in the fryer and toss them with our hot sauce. it is wonderful. you will all try to some point. >> e whtalking super bowl liv, know you are rooting for the 49ers. do have a score, chef, that you could throw out there? >> i would say that was going to root for the niners, it would be 2814 and niners went. >> but what we have here. this is our truffle mac & cheese. we are going to offered in the restaurant. we are doing posta with shape truffles, white cheddar, and white special know. i'm going to shave a little. coral truffles. i white buescher mel. it is one of the mother sauces. it is how you would build more of a cream based sauce for your mac & cheese. >> you are known for sauces, too. sometimes. >> these do not come in red and gold, do they? buck you can find these in our restaurant if you would like to. it is a fun new dish that we are putting on the menu. it is coming in the next couple of weeks. >> january is often a downtime in restaurants. i know you will be on an extended vacation. i also went to to mention that as of sunday we will be launching our sunday through saturday restaurant week. we will do a three course menu was caesar salad, surf and turf and house rules as a dessert. >> we have one for the road that is not here that maybe you would recommend at home. that is easy to do for people at home for super bowl party. >> i would say loaded baked potatoes. bacon, sour cream -- loaded potato skins. bacon, sour cream, avocado. you can't go wrong withtaken skins. potato skins. today is national pie they. according to the american pie council, the first pies were we to been made by the romans in england is believed to have introduced the first fruit pies. the first cherry pie it may have been made for queen elizabeth the first. a harrowing scene. the planet food those planters food company is killing off mr. pena. they show mr. peanut with a car accident. they go over a cliff and managed to hang on a branch, and he sacrifices himself to sacrifice those save his friends. it will be in the third quarter of the super o way they can do >> is it really necessary? can they just let him retire? >> i feel like that is a first- quarter commercial and then in the fourth quarter, there is a surprise. >> like the old soap operas. >> it got us talking about it. it achieved their goal. >> i wonder how much it cost to run that ad. >> millions of dollars. up next, we will hear from one san francisco native who is been cheering on the san francisco team since they played back in the old keys are stadium in the 50s. plus, moving the super bowl from sunday to saturday. how about that? the reason behind the proposed change. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. climate is the number 1 priority. i would declare a state of emergency on day 1. congress has never passed an important climate bill, ever. this is a problem that continues to get worse. i've spent a decade fighting and beating oil companies... stopping pipelines... stopping fossil fuel plants, ensuring clean energy across the country. how are we going to pull this country together? we take on the biggest challenge in history, we save the world and do it together. 49ers, 49ers, 49ers. welcome back. the 49ers and chiefs are not the only ones squaring off at the super bowl. air b&b is also in a battle with the hotel energy. -- they are claiming that hosts are inflating prices in the miami area for the super bowl. air b&b is dismissing delegations of price gouging. the miami herald newspaper reports air b&b hosts in south florida are untracked to make $24 million during the super bowl. struck the nfl place most of the time on sundays. in your teenager once lecture super bowl in tampa moved to saturday night. a teenager named frankie has created an online petition to draw nationwide interest. it is more than two thirds of the way of reaching that goal of 25,000 supporters. the super bowl forces football fans to be late for school on monday morning. others would like the super bowl to be a holiday to allow people to recover. >> this is a late game. this is a 6:30 pm does it is not over until about 10:00 p.m. at night. >> i don't know about the national holiday thing on monday, but why not? >> there is two weeks break between the championship game in the super bowl. what is one day? >> college football is over. >> you can manage to get to sleep that way. struck bandwagon fans seem to pop up everywhere, especially when a team is bound for the super bowl. >> the 49ers fan base is no different. it is nice to know there is at least one diehard fan was stuck around the ups and downs from us 70 years. >> martin jacobs says he has seen it all leading up to super bowl liv. >> since their first season since 1946, the 49ers have called three stadiums home. it is hard to find a fan who was equally passionate and knowledgeable about the friends at those the days at kezar stadium, levi parkin mark jacobs is a rare person. a san francisco native who was taken to his first game by nine- year-old by his dad in 1952. one player cut jacobs i. >> i didn't know a forward pass from a lateral. he gave it his binoculars and said i want to watch this running back. his name was michael haney. i saw him do a sweep his first carry. here and 40 yards for a touchdown. his straight arm and hip movement, his high-stepping, his shifting. said it was amazing. tacklers were missing him left and right and i was hooked from that day on. >> the 49ers became the motivation for the direction jacobs would immediately take with his life. >> i got a job at kezar in became a vendor for 15 years. >> jacobs also had an uncle who work to keys are. he would look the other the ga minutes. >> i got to talk to players. i picked up jerseys, blood he tells, water bottles. whiskey flasks. mouthpiece. medical things behind. i started collecting. >> the 49ers nfc west championship in the first of their first three straight losses to the dallas cowboys that ended in san francisco's super bowl host. he was one of the long- suffering fans at will stick park who felt a lifetime of indication when dwight clark made the catch. >> i seldom ask god for a favor. but that day, i said god, i never ask you a favor, but could you, this time, let ascorbic dallas. when he did the catch, god came through. we did it. we did it. >> in the 80s, jacobs continue to follow his 49er passion. he opened retail stores selling, then manufacturing 49er artifacts. >> a headlines around the store. they were lined up around the block and they also bought a cap, jersey, teacher. i was so busy print shirts, it was unbelievable. >> jacobs eventually close to stores but has written books about the 49ers and is still very much in the buying and selling business. jacobs analysis of super bowl liv, pretty simple. >> i expect us to win, and i expected to be a close game. deafly a close game. >> underwear you're going to be on super bowl sunday. >> right in front of the tv. >> martin jacobs has lived that line about making your passion your job and never feeling like you are actually working. from the time until today, his beloved 49ers have been part of his life. his hoping for a fresh new chapter to be written on super bowl sunday. >> joe fonzi, ktvu, fox two. >> i did not grow up in a football family, but i had awareness of the 49ers. in the early to mid 80s. >> my parents were up in the kezar days. i'm not going to reveal her age. it was a legendary place to play. >> i don't know if it is the beginning of the season the team thought was it though 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