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welcome back to we are family. now before the break, chelsea locked in a guess as to who shaina's secret famous relative inside the super sphere is. before we find out what chelsea guessed, i want to hear some guesses from the players. samantha? -i put kenan thompson. -(anthony) kenan thompson. (samantha) snl? (anthony) snl. (samantha) funny. (anthony) funny. -she's amazing. hilarious. -(anthony) she is. -(samantha) amazing vibes. -thank you samantha.

okay, good answer. (cheering and applause) lily? i'm curious. who do you pick? i guessed suge knight. (everyone gasps) whoa! oh my god! i don't totally know who that is, but... wow. ..his name has been in my head recently. -okay. -then i saw the knight, and i was like, "it's got to be!" (anthony) you do know that the person you name has to be able to come out of this sphere right now? -(laughter) -is he dead? -no, no, no! he's much alive. -that part... uh, he's just "detained" at the moment. -(laughter) -oh my god. so he wouldn't be able to walk outta the sphere right now. -got it. -(anthony) yeah. (laughter and applause) alright, it's time! we've got to know. what name did you guess? so i saw all the clues. i saw the blue jay. i saw the saturday night live. i saw jay-z, i saw obama,

and i saw his face in my mind. but i panicked and i put the first comedian named jay that i could think of and that was jay baruchel. -(hesitant applause) -(anthony) jay baruchel. and when did you lock in your guess? i think it was the fifth clue. well chelsea, you locked that in on clue number five. which means, if you guessed correctly, you'll add $10,000 to your winnings. chelsea, are you ready to find out -if your guess was correct? -yeah. how about all of you guys out there? are you ready? -(loud cheering and applause) -(mama) i'm ready. chelsea, we're all rootin' for you here. let's see who's inside the super sphere. (screaming and applause) (guitar intro to 'i want it that way') (shaina vocalizing) ♪ yeah... ♪ you are my fire

♪ the one ♪ desire (male celebrity) ♪ believe me when i say (celebrity) ♪ that i want it that way (music stalls) (everyone gasping) (shaina, screaming) who's comin' out?! who's comin' out?! (cheering and applause) (dramatic sound effects) (yelling) ohh! (shaina) ♪ tell me why ♪ ain't nothing but a heartache (shaina) ♪ tell me why (jay) ♪ ain't nothing but a mistake (shaina) ♪ tell me why (jay) ♪ i never wanna hear you say (shaina) ♪ (never wanna hear you say) (jay) ♪ i want it that way (shaina, gently) ♪ 'cause i want it that way ♪

(anthony, hollering) it's comedian, actor, impressionist, a voice on the simpsons, american dad, family guy, the hilarious man of a thousand voices, my boy, jay pharoah! (rapturous cheering and applause) i'm sorry chelsea, your guess, jay baruchel was wrong. i'm a little darker than he is, that's all! i love you! as you can see, totally different, but hey! -i can do an impression of him! -(all laughing) haaa! (anthony) now i'm gonna turn to you, jay. -yeah, yeah. -how are you related to shaina? i've known this person for 35 years. she's my sister. -(cheering) -(anthony) ohh! (jay) she's had my back since i was a baby, watching over me, and she even put her life aside of singing - how great of a singer she is - to manage me on the road. so, this was her time. i love you, brother. (shaina) it's amazing to get to perform for all you guys. um, i just feel blessed.

(audience cheers) yeah! did you guys get it right at home, hmm? chelsea, you may not have gotten this right, but you do get to take home all of your other winnings. woo! -woo! -(anthony) thank you to chelsea and everyone in here who played so well and won some cash. thank you to candace cameron bure and kenzie, lauren alaina and tyler, and jay pharoah and shaina. thank you all for watching! from me and my mama, good night! (theme tune) (dramatic sound effect) alright, what about you? well, i stay ready so i don't have to get ready! (hollering) ahh! (upbeat music) (mama) i love him anthony. i love him! lemme tell you right now, i'm not calling you "daddy." (laughter) who is it going to be? c'mon!

(cheering gradually fades) closed captions by tmi subtitling, 2023 about an aerial ocean rescue today of a father and young son in the chilly waters off the san mateo county coast. >> this is ktvu fox two news at six. >> good evening. i'm julie julie haener and i'm mike mibach. >> it was a strange scene in downtown san francisco today. large plumes of steam billowing from two city blocks right near union square. >> it resulted in multiple street closures. ktvu bailey

o'carroll joins us now. so, bailey, what are authorities saying caused this? >> good evening, mike and julia. the san francisco department of water told me that this all all the steam really stems from a water main break that happened near the north face store in downtown san francisco. so it's sort of an otherworldly scene that's definitely worth capturing. a large crowd of people in downtown san francisco today were shocked to see massive plumes of steam rising from busy street lined with shops. i saw through the alleyway all the steam billowing up and something unusual is something that a street photographer always wants to look for. >> so i kind of raced over and didn't really know what i was getting myself into. so i've never seen anything like this. >> christine kemp, a san francisco resident and street photographer, captured these images of the steam plumes that caused portions of normally busy streets to be shut down. >> it looks like steam coming out from the grates, like you see every day, but there is so much of it that i knew something was different. >> it's not a danger, but we do

have the streets closed off between post and geary just to precautionary to not have anybody walk by the area. >> according to the san francisco department of water, the issue started when a water main broke at 150 post street near the north face store that affected a steam line nearby to release steam through manhole covers. the main is not connected to the drinking water system, and no injuries were reported. now, crews from pg and e, san francisco public works and the public utility commission were on scene to inspect their underground equipment. workers there told ktvu crews that based outs of buildings in the area had been flooded. in the newsroom. i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, bailey, thank you for that. >> a young boy and his father were pulled from the ocean right near pacifica. this happened just after noon today. west of sharp park golf course. the rescue included two fire companies, a rescue unit, a chp helicopter, state park personnel and coast guard air and water units. now, the father and son

were taken to a hospital in san francisco. right now, no word from authorities about what the father and son were doing prior to being rescued or what their conditions are tonight. this weekend, san francisco firefighters rescued a surfer who got into some trouble. it happened yesterday out at point lobos. not far from the land's end lookout. two boats were dispatched to rescue swimmer with rescue swimmers who helped the surfer get out of the water and onto the boat. fire department officials have not released the surfers condition or how the person got into trouble. >> alameda county prosecutors have filed murder charges against another suspect in the fatal shooting of oakland police officer twan lay, 34 year old marquis cooper is facing one count of murder and two counts of commercial burglary. those charges are in connection with the deadly shooting outside a cannabis business south of jack london square on december 29th. investigators say cooper was arrested in orange county. he's now being held without bail at the santa rita jail in dublin and is due in court on tuesday. cooper is the fourth person to

face charges in connection with lay's death, and the third person to be charged with murder. >> new at six police in rohnert park responded to two separate crashes, both involving pedestrians and their dogs. that first crash happened around seven this morning on the eastbound lanes of rohnert park expressway, right near railroad crossing, police say a man and his dog were hit and killed by a vehicle while crossing the street in heavy fog. the driver was said to have stayed at the scene and is cooperating with investigators. the second crash happened just about an hour later, three miles away. police say a pedestrian and his dog were walking on the southbound shoulder of dowdell avenue when a blue toyota tundra hit and killed the dog. officers say the driver did not stop after the collision. anyone with information on either of these crashes is asked to contact rohnert park police now to israel, where thousands of people are gathering in tel aviv for a 24 hour rally urging the israeli government to ensure the return of the hostages still held by hamas. >> this is in the newly dubbed hostage square. the rally began

yesterday, continuing into today, some protesters say the government has not done enough to retrieve the remaining hostages. the us ambassador for israel spoke at the rally, focusing on how the united states is getting involved in getting those hostages back home . >> from president biden on down, the united states is determined to get back all of the remaining hostages. >> there are an estimated 132 hostages still being held by hamas in gaza. protesters gathered right outside former house speaker nancy pelosi's home in san francisco today, condemning the latest round of aid sent to israel. >> here, 11 children have died, 11 children have died. the protest began 7:00 this morning and then continued into the afternoon hours. the sub group of the codepink organization planned the event. protesters say they want pelosi to help end

seniors financial support for israel. 80. >> there has been 30 at least 30,000 people that have died with bombs that are sent from the usa, paid by the california and usa tax dollars. our hard earned money is going to kill instead of helping people here or helping people in general. it's going for murder and we work hard for that money. >> a small police presence kept watch over what was a peaceful protest. >> the 2024 presidential race will officially get underway tomorrow night, with the iowa caucuses, but a blizzard is moving through the state and is expected to have a major impact on how many people make it out to vote. fox news rebecca castor has the latest list, with just one day to go to the iowa caucuses, where it's colder here than in alaska, for the candidates are braving the elements, trying to win over any last minute undecided voters. it's a sprint to the finish line here in the hawkeye state. >> nikki haley and ron desantis appear to be in a fight for

second, but both believe if conditions are right, they could pull off the upset. i'm excited because it's been 11 months and it comes down to tomorrow. >> i feel really good about all the energy that we've seen. >> obviously, i think the weather is going to impact it, but i think our folks are turning out the snow has largely stopped here, but the cold has stuck around temperatures monday expected to be below zero, and there's concern that could lower turnout. >> the fox news polling team, crunching the numbers on just how big of an impact it could have for every degree you lose in wind chill, you lose about 1500 caucus voters. >> so if we're 20 degrees below the normal, we could lose 30,000 caucus goers. >> it's not clear which candidate that might benefit the most. but polls show former president trump in a comfortable lead with the support of nearly half of likely caucus goers. >> if you want to save america from crooked joe biden, you must go caucus tomorrow. you can't sit home if you're sick as a

dog. you say, darling, i've got to make it. even if you vote and then pass away, it's worth it. >> many iowans say they'll show up no matter how cold it gets. >> i don't think there's anything that'll keep me home. this is too important for america. >> the biggest margin of victory here in iowa was in 1988, when bob dole defeated george h.w. bush by 13 points. the trump team is hoping to shatter that record on monday in des moines, iowa. rebecca castor fox news. earlier today, on mornings on two, we spoke with political expert corey cook, who says despite the weather, iowa will still play a critical role in the presidential race. >> well, iowa matters because it's first, right? and so it certainly is still important that the snowstorm changes. a lot of the dynamics of the race. we don't know who's going to turn out if people will be excited to show up in that in that blizzard, but ultimately it will matter, particularly with the second, third and fourth place candidates in cook also says the blizzard will show which candidate has the most loyal supporters.

>> the latest poll show donald trump still has a commanding lead among republican voters in iowa, but nikki haley has now moved up to second place, ahead of ron desantis. >> tomorrow is doctor martin luther king jr. day and many people around the country use this holiday weekend as an opportunity to perform acts of service, including right here in the bay area. ktvu is james torres has more from vallejo. >> a freshly planted tree represents life and legacy. so did doctor martin luther king jr. >> what we're trying to do is, as a leadership group here in the city of vallejo, is continue doctor martin luther king's vision of peace, civility and human decency. >> good morning. good morning. >> this is the mlk junior legacy grove ceremony behind city hall in vallejo. local leaders led the charge in planning about 50 new trees at a park recently named after doctor king. >> they help the environment a lot. they take a lot of they take a lot of harmful stuff out

of the soil, out of the air. >> some of these volunteers are with the student conservation association, who commit to helping city organizations with projects to improve the environment that holds already dug out here, i think. >> but we're going to be teaching people how to take the tree out of the buckets that they come in, how to prep them for the hole, how to make sure that the tree stays healthy. >> people here originally planned to do this saturday, but forecasted storms prompted organizers to postpone until this morning. they said canceling the event altogether was not an option. the fact that chicago does look the way it does, and the fact that we have this beautiful weather today, i think it was a great choice to move it to today. all ages came out and planted their legacy. >> it looks about right. yeah >> they say the meaning of these trees is much deeper than an act of service. >> i think it's for the city of vallejo. this is one of the areas that we wanted to keep pristine and keep it along the waterfront here. and the symbolism of doctor martin luther king. and i think we feel that this is the right place to have it. reporting in vallejo

i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news, and tomorrow we'll also mark the national park service's first free holiday entrance day of the year. >> bay area sites that you'll be able to get into at no charge includes muir woods and the historic vessels at sf maritime's hyde street pier, the rosie the riveter museum in richmond will also have free admission as well as yosemite and pinnacle national parks. >> they are a musical family with deep roots here in oakland, coming up, see how pete escovedo, his daughter sheila e, and the rest of the family were honored today. plus >> extreme cold is gripping much of the country this weekend and even affecting the nfl playoff schedule. i'm katie byrne in hamburg, new york. i'll have more on that coming up. >> we'll take a peek at that weather on the east coast and what's coming our way. we've got more showers, as you would suspect. i'll have those details coming up

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attack on january 4th marked the second school shooting in the first few days of the new year. authorities in arizona, now investigating the deadly crash of a hot air balloon today, four people were killed, one critically injured when the balloon crashed in the desert of pinal county. authorities say 13 people were inside the craft, eight skydivers, four passengers and a pilot. now just before the crash, those skies divers jumped out. witnesses say the balloon appeared to be going up and down before it eventually fell to the ground. >> american consumers caught a break financially last month, federal government reported the producer price index dropped a 10th of a percent in december. that index is a key measure of inflation at the wholesale level , and core consumer prices held steady when they had been expected to rise. the consumer price index did increase 3/10 of a percent. it is possible those reports could trigger interest rate reductions when the federal reserve meets again in march, a street in oakland has been named in honor of the escovedo.

>> is the famous music family that does include sheila e and her father, pete escovedo. the unveiling of escovedo way was held at ninth avenue and east 21st street, where the escovedo children grew up. today's ceremony was a continuation of the recognition that the family received in october for hispanic heritage month. sheila e spoke to us about her childhood home and what the neighborhood meant to her. well, i was in the second grade. >> my sister zena was born here. uh, my dad, you know, had his band, the escovedo brothers. he started azteca. uh, the memories of all so many people performing here with us, uh, carlos santana , i mean, the jam sessions that were here were amazing. the food, the culture. this is home for us. >> escovedo way covers one block of east 21st street from ninth and 10th avenues. >> brutally cold weather is gripping a large portion of the country this weekend. an estimated 95 million americans are under winter weather warnings, with extreme cold and even snow possible as far south

as texas and louisiana. fox news katie byrne has more now from new york. >> winter weather suffocating much of the country this weekend. storms and extreme cold reaching as far south as texas and louisiana. the temperatures across the midwest and northern plains, not just below freezing, but subzero in many areas, dropping even further thanks to the wind chill, the temps here are in the feels like it's -20, which it does feel like -20. blizzard conditions in the forecast in buffalo, prompting the nfl to postpone a sunday bills playoff game to monday. this is what it looked like outside the stadium on sunday. new york governor kathy hochul saying conditions were too dangerous to have that many people out on the roads. >> it's all part of our critical efforts to keep new yorkers, motorists and fans safe from this wildly unpredictable storm. >> lake effect snow coming off lake erie, creating whiteout conditions, reducing visibility to near zero so you can't really

drive. >> it's not safe. not right now. it's been coming and going, so the wind is the worst of it all for sure. >> but buffalo is known for its love for the bills and fans say they won't let the cold keep them from showing up. >> i mean, it's typical for buffalo. we're just, you know, we just want the game to happen. we're all so excited. we we're we can't wait even more snow is in the forecast for monday. >> the bills are bringing in multiple shifts of snow shovelers to get the stadium ready for game time in hamburg, new york. katie byrne, fox weather two organizations excuse me, two organizations in texas have joined forces to help get homeless people off the streets and out of the brutally cold weather in the dallas area, where temperatures are dropping down into the teens. >> volunteers with the nonprofits are known as our calling and texas baptist men spent the last few days preparing hundreds of meals and setting up temporary tents. >> there are people experiencing homelessness. that live in their

cars. there are people who experience homelessness that have a job. there are people experiencing homelessness that you will never see, that live deep in the woods. >> we're praying 450 meals today, so we prepared a sausage and gravy and eggs and biscuit meal type of thing for them. >> dallas has six primary homeless shelters with about 2500 total beds, and on colder days, those shelters are often crowded and at capacity. they're all right now to our weather in a fresh blanket of snow covering the sierra, the uc berkeley central sierra snow lab sharing this photo today of the snowy scene. >> now, the lab says it received nearly ten inches of snow over the last 24 hours in that area to chief meteorologist bill martin, we go productive storm there as well as here. >> yeah, yeah, it's been a good couple. couple weather systems have gone through here. this last one brought us up to an inch of rain, maybe an inch and a half in some places. that rain that we had saturday persistent all day. the kind of big story that you probably notice. are you watching the playoff games?

is how cold it's been. i'm going to put in the jet stream. right. so see the jet stream? that's the jet stream under the jet stream. it's warmer above the jet stream is colder. so the jet stream basically divides the hot and the cold air. so when you see a trough this deep, it allows cool temperatures to come off the canadian plate. and your minus 12 right now in bismarck, chicago minus nine tomorrow for the caucuses. temperatures are going to be easily into the low single digits. it'll be above zero in most places, but it's going to be three degrees. four degrees. that kind of a thing. so these are the highs from today. highs tomorrow will be essentially about the same. we got warmer today. we had temperatures that got up into the low 60s for a time. and that set us up with just a more pleasant day because it's been cold right? i mean, all weekend it was cold. it was drizzly. it was wet. this week it's going to be kind of wet as we go into tuesday. but this week it's going to be more about warmer air, milder weather, kind of a classic el nino weather pattern. right these systems are going to be coming from down here. lower latitude. here it is now. well let's take a look at it more.

look at that thing. right. so this is this is going to be moving in here on tuesday night and clipping the north part of the bay area and bring rain to everybody by tuesday late afternoon into the evening, maybe a quarter inch to a half inch, maybe an inch. it's a good looking system, but it looks like it's going to push most of its energy into the north. so with that in mind, this week, not as cold, no frost advisories, no freeze warnings, which is a little different than last week. this is the forecast model for tomorrow morning. cloudy tomorrow afternoon. not so cloudy. call it partly sunny all day. and then here's the morning on tuesday. watch how it hangs up there. didn't really hang that long did it? but basically the rain starts to move through at 7 p.m. i should have stopped it one more time, but this is the plan here. so somewhere around three or 4 or 5, six this system moves through. so what does that mean? it means the commute has the afternoon commute has the potential to be wet. so we'll keep an eye on that for you. these forecast high numbers tomorrow like today low 60s. so for just for january december for january these are pretty warm right. so pm showers on tuesday quarter inch half inch

wednesday thursday friday. nothing going on there really. just kind of pleasant. but then we get into it next weekend. looks pretty aggressive. and then the following week as well. so we'll see how this all pans out. in the meantime, tuesday afternoon, count on a wet commute in the afternoon. >> all right bill, thank you. the last surviving main character on the groundbreaking 1950s sitcom the honeymooners has died. joyce randolph played trixie norton, the friend and neighbor to ralph and alice, played by jackie gleason and audrey meadows. randolph said she was cast in that role after gleason saw her in a chewing gum commercial. randolph's son says she died in her sleep yesterday at her home in new york city. she was 99 years old. well there appears to be a new way to find love online. >> a business insider report says more people are using linkedin, the business networking site for dating. the report points to a new pew survey showing those looking for dates. prefer linkedin's platform because it's easier to avoid being