and already in some spots traffic is a mess. >> we can't get anywhere. people are running across the street super sfast fast like weaving around cars, and then even at green lights we can't move. >> oh, my gosh. it took me like an hour going around trying to figure out where i'm going to find a parking place. >> road closures include part of market street near the ferry building, which is being transformed into super bowl city. we found frustrated drivers blocking crosswalks and intersections. some running red lights. >> we waited for, like, three green lights to turn, finally. >> this video from sky 7 hd shows traffic earlier in the day. another large event, the walk for life brought out thousands who marched to justin herman plaza. ziggy's burgers is stocking up on restaurant supplies. the owner is unsure if delivery

trucks will be able to make it there the next few weeks. >> this is -- zoo know, because you have to cross market street. it's very hard. the other way maybe drive 20 minutes to get here. >> make a right left on battery. >> meanwhile, traffic control officers helped confused drivers navigate to the bay bridge, but some are already fed up and vowed to stay out of the city until the super bowl is over. >> i'm not coming here. i'm staying home. >> if you are heading southbound on embarqadero. it takes you to 80. the rest of the detours are posted on our website. reporting live in san francisco, alissa harrington, abc 7 news.

>> thanks for the directions. now, this is a time lapse of tonight's traffic for our roof top camera. you can bet the confusion and frustration will only build in the next few weeks as more and more people get to town and try to get around. just in time for the super bowl closures, subway night service is running again right now. it had been closing every night at 9:30 for the past six months for the installation of a new communications system. community trains will now run from 5:00 a.m. until 1:00 a.m. the next day. get the latest on super bowl events and traffic detours with the abc 7 news app. it's free to download. just enable push alerts to get instant notifications. >> the east coast is having its own traffic troubles tonight, but they're not man dismared. a powerful winter storm is pounding the northeast with heavy snow. two feet of powder in new york city, two and a half feet in parts of pennsylvania, and maybe three feet or more in the nation's capital. abc's carl joins us now live william how they're copying in

the big apple. carl. sgrirchgts a place that is usually full of life and traffic. tonight it's just full of snow. >> tonight millions of americans in the northeast still socked in from the crippling snowstorm. >> didn't expect to be caught in the middle of snowzilla. >> even the d.c. police chief stepping in to shovel out patrol cars. so much snow the plows can't keep up. at the jersey shore roads flooding with chunks of ice floating by and water levels reaching eight feet. governor chris christie praising residents who heeded the early warning to evacuate. >> this is my 17th snow emergency in six years, so we know how to do this. >> further west in pittsburgh. >> it's just been one after another truck stuck. it's just nonstop, and it's just seeming like we're getting anywhere, to be honest.

>> the pennsylvania turnpike turned into a long stalled snake. many commuters spending 15 hours in their frigid cars. >> we haven't had any food since yesterday. >> in new york city a full travel ban bridges and tunnels closed with virtually no cars on the streets. people are walking rate down the middle. so far three people have died from shoveling snow here bringing the total to at least 15 weather-related deaths. >> and this is a third largest snowstorm to hit the area. more than 26 inches of snow fell here in the last 24 hours. the good news is that the snow is starting to taper off, and that travel ban will be lifted tomorrow at 7:00 a.m. reporting live in new york city, i'm carla, abc 7 news. eric. >> thank you very much for that. abc 7 news meteorologist is tracking this record snowstorm on the east coast looking live

from the white house in washington d.c. one of the city's pounded by thñ drew, how much snow did they get? >> can you see from the shot in washington d.c., and in new york city, the snow has stopped falling and the form is it pulling away from the coast. live doppler 7 hd, it's the back end of the storm. in the wake of it has dropped feet of snow. look at the snow totals. somewhere fk international just outside new york city, single biggest snowfall on record near 28 inches. new york city, the second biggest snowfall. philadelphia coming in at 22.4 inches. baltimore, its biggest snowstorm on record. near 30 into the snow. dulles international just outside of washington waushlt. its second biggest snowfall on record, and washington d.c. 22.2 inches of snow. speaking of the nation's capital, this sixty picture sent to me on my twitter page, you can see the cars are just buried in feet of snow. it's going to take a while to dig out of this one. the storm has taken a lot of energy out of the atmosphere and the lower 48. it's going to enter a rather quiet weather pattern.

we'll let you know what that means in the lower bay krar area. >> thank you very much. in a related note, this was a common sight along the east coast today. stopped cars in washington d.c. drivers were helping those stuck drivers pushing, digging, and helping tow those vehicles. >> snow plows didn't stop working at reagan national airport. official saz normal flight operations there and at dulles international they are expected to remain closed through tomorrow. because of the blizzard on the east coast, more than 12,000 flights had been canceled, including more than 3,000 for the tomorrow. abc 7 news was at sfo where 41 departures and 31 arrivals to and from the area were scrubbed today. just one flight out of oakland's airport was canceled, and there were no east coast flights scheduled at san jose. airlines were hoping to get flights back up and running tomorrow afternoon. new at 11:00 lawyers for raymond trip boy chow are making another effort to get him out of his legal troubles.

they want the trial judge off the case accusing him of a conflicts of interest. those charges include murder, conspiracy to commit murder and racketeering. chow is scheduled to come sentenceed in march. >> the lights are back on at the bay bridge. the chp confirms there was a partial power out ajs on the western span that knocked out of the some of the lights illuminated in the towers, and the bridge deck. it all started about 5:30 this afternoon. the power came back on at about 9:45 tonight. no word on what hit has caused that outage. >> a man from los altos is accused of murder, and they're still looking for the man he is accused of killing. yesterday co-workers reported kyle myrick from gp sports, a am motorcycle from the cambridge park area of san jose. today police arrested steve labos for the murder. investigators found a crime

scene nearby. they believe the suspect transported the body in his pickup truck. still to come on abc 7 news at 11:00, a roaring wave getting too close to home in pacifica. a look at the areas and risk and what the city is doing tonight to address the problem. also, a harrowing escape. the hikers who had to act fast to avoid a rock slide. plus -- >> where i could stand in the middle of fifth avenue and shoot somebody. >> and later, committed to donald? trump's latest bold statement about his

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welcome back. safety officials in pacifica can keep a close eye on home a crumbling hillside. massive waves are pounding against the shore there. further undermining a cliff that's been eroding for years. abc 7 news reporter sergio is live in pacifica with more on this story. sergio. >> and most of the -- most of pacifica's downtown beach front has been cordoned off out of an abundance of safety and because crews are continuing to clear up. today the city manager declared a state of emergency. >> police were posted along the pacifica waterfront to keep people away from high surf and the damaged walkway. >> every day when you step outside -- >> in dramatic video you can see several yards of the cliff near

esplenade avenue and pacifica fall away. further exposing a line of apartments to the ocean below below. >> i don't think even we knew how bad it was until yesterday or the day before when we started happening with people's houses that are now on the edge of the cliff. >> two apartment buildings had been condemned over the years, but officials are now watching a third just to marcs residents are safe. pacifica city manager lawyer where i sinfo has taken the unusual step of assuring a state of emergency. >> it's a series of issues. none of which is truly catastrophic, but when you take them together, they are clearly outpacing what the city can do to respond. >> for sky 7 hd, can you see what she's talking about. a long beach boulevard, a sinkhole opened up and swallowed a chunk of the walkway.

>> first segment of california's bullet train could open in the bay area. state officials are now reconsidering a 2012 decision to build the first operating segment from burbank into the central valley. according to the los angeles times, the real authority is now studying an alternative building that segment into the bay area running trains from san jose to bakersfield. >> more than 200 children in the east bay will have new books, classroom supplies, and technology after a big fundraiser tonight. abc 7 news was in fremont for the first gala to support the fremont unified chinese immersion program for the sixth year students as young as kindergarten learned mandarin as part of their education. tonight included martial arts performances, a chinese nine course dinner and ralph drawings. free mobt's mayor is a big supporter. his own son is in the program. i know from personal experience, when i learned a foreign language, it helped me in other grades as well. >> abc 7 news reporter david

louie mc'ed tonight's event. >> abc 7 news was on main street where volunteers planted 49 trees. it's one of several bay area urban forestry events taking part in the super bowl 50 environmental program. scott kelly is watch it closely from the international space station. earlier today he tweet thissed photo saying rare thunder snow adviseible from space. tonight kelly tweeted this photo of the east coast peeking through that storm. one of washington d.c.'s more popular residents spent part of the day playing outside in the snow. the national zoo posted this picture rolling around in the fresh powder and maybe trying to make some snow angels.

>> live doppler 7 hd in the bay area, it's a quiet cam. we're dealing with a blend of clouds and stars out there. we are dealing with scattered showers for much of the day, and that allowed us to get a few rain boy pictures, and this one tweeted out by the national parks alcatraz island. can you see a beautiful rainbow across the bay. you look rather los to the top of your screen, it looks like a second rainbow is trying to fall earlier this afternoon. the big question, how is this doing for the drought? we're still well into the drought. we have three feet of rain to make up the drought that four year we saw without many rainfall stats. look at the numbers now. we're dealing pretty well. most areas are above average. we need several seasons like this to really make up the rain deaf set. we're having good news here. some snowfall in the see air wra to talk about over the past 24 hours. mammoth lake, 11 inches. north star about nine inches of snow. north star, about half a foot of

snow in terms of our snow pack. it's rather healthy. the northern and central sierra. southern sierra, slilgs below normal. look at statewide, we're above normal and doing much better than a year ago. this time last year only 30% of normal. early morning areas of fog first thing. i think the best chance to see that fog, the north bay and the east bay. throughout the day, it's going to be a mixture of clouds and sun out there. we'll see a die afternoon. temperatures in the upper 50s to around 50 degrees, and partly cloudy skies later in the evening. what we are seeing set up rather active pattern the past seven days. lots of storms, but now building off the coast. high pressure. that does deflect the storm track. any storm that tries to come near us, can you go well into canada. we're going to stay dry. look at this. our rain chances, our patterns

doing a 180 from sunday, monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday. no chance of rain. the next chance of rain on the seven-day forecast coming on friday. you can put the umbrellas away for the time being. overnight tonight we're going to drop to 40s across the board. a mixture of stars and clouds. areas of fog will be developing after midnight tonight. then for tomorrow it's a dry day. it's a blend of sunshine and clouds out there. we have about 56 in san francisco. 60 in oakland. 58 in san jose. the same in fairfield. we'll top out at 57 in santa rosa. the accuweather seven-day forecast, sunshine and clouds after some morning fog. i think fog could be done monday and tuesday morning. keep that in the back of your head. wednesday and thursday, lots of sunshine. a dry pattern. friday, a chance of showers and the north bay. everyone will see a chance of rain on saturday, and right now it just looks like a one on our storm impact. a brief break in the wet weather. >> all right, drew. thank you. >> sure. >> still to come on abc 7 news at 11:00, caught on dam camera. the terrifying moments for a

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sgha consult on video. a gripe escaped the path of a wildfire. guides were helping the group navigate near a small stream before a warning was shouted in & a deluge of rocks appeared. the group had less than a minute to get out of the way. an argentinian mountain near uploaded this video to youtube. new video from the pacific tsunami warning center reenacts what likely happened on january 26th, 1700 when a massive earthquake struck the pacific northwest. the shaking lasted up to five minutes. a tsunami reached japan nine hours later and caused massive destruction. no major earthquake has happened along the cascade zone since then. geologist saz one could happen any day.

all right. let's find out from mike what's going on. >> well, college starts off. cal bears need to --

>> cal bears hosting 12 -- number 12 in the pac 12 conference leader arizona. a win tonight would help the young bears. he here he is free game.

cal up two. right to allen. he goes into the bucket. arizona ties it at 73. 18 seconds to go. jalen brown hits the free-throw. puts cal up one. last chance for arizona. the layup. rolls off. cal improves to 14-6. 4-3 in conference play with a 47-73 victory. everybody on the floor. bears remain a perfect 13-0 at home. >> you did a great job. i mean, you just -- that's -- i think that's what separates some teams from others is their ability to grow as the year goes on. >> rob co draws the length of

the court. arizona inbounds the ball. a half hour court for the win. stanford with a big win. they're now 4-3 in conference play. 75-73 the final. same areas hosting portland. put the phones away. come, on people. the junior from melbourne, ahs rail wra. 10 of 11 shooting. when you get that kind of access to the hoop. not to be outdone. 89-74, the final. to the ice. sharks have points at seven straight games and get a rare quirk in the schedule when they play two home games and two nights. starting with a saturday matinee against the minnesota wild. military appreciation day. a nice reunion from brandon pettitte who surprises his family during a break. what a special moment. second. sharks trailing 2-1.

joel ward. scoring seventh of the we're. we're tied 2-2. sharks with a two on one. misses the net. logan fastened and joel ward in front. he has an empty net. 3-2 sharks after two. the wild. kyle, martin jones makes the initial stop. bhaks in the rebound. game tied 3-3. 1:27 left. joe thornton went to the draw. joe with a game winner. 23rd goal of the year. sharks win 4-3. he will host the kings on sunday night. game previews coming up. chip kelly redo, and serena williams at the australian open. see you then. >> looking forward to it. thank you. what it's lake inside the danger zone. tloo

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good evening. i'm eric thomas. in tonight's headlines, the first day of street closures for super bowl 50 caused major gridlock in san francisco. streets are closed around downtown. they set up super bowl city. a san francisco transet agency spokesman urges anyone coming to this area to use public transportation through february 7th. in pacifica construction crews are working to shore up homes along a crumbling hillside. the city is asking for state and federal help to combat major erosion problems, putting several homes at risk and creating dangerous sinkholes. the massive snowstorm in the east coast is expected to end tomorrow morning. at least 14 deaths are blamed on the storm. some areas are digging out for more than three feet of snow.

more than 12,000 flights have been canceled. in new jersey the storm is causing coastal flooding. it's the most powerful to hit the jersey store shore since superstorm sandy. here's the damage. >> up and down the new jersey coast there is sever flooding with barrier islands like this one the hardest hit. virtually every street here is under water. >> tonight the jersey shore getting slammed by a massive nor'easter. roads flooded. chunks of ice passing by this front yard in ocean city. the storm surge up to eight feet. >> these streets are still flooded, and it is low tide. look at the water just coming in to this home. let me show you what happened at high tide when the water was waist high. it just carried that picnic table into the center of the street. >> reporter: emergency workers rescuing residents trapped in their homes. some families attempting to evacuate on their own. >> alex, what are you doing out here? >> trying to get to my mother.

>> in wildwood, new jersey, the water nearly up to this man's waist. wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour. enough to keep this ferris wheel spinning. >> oh, my god. the winds are horrible. it's cutting you up to stand in the rain. >> reaching as high as 20 feet. in atlantic city the floodwaters coming up to this home's windows, and submerging this car. >> good afternoon. >> governor chris christie warning residents to stay indoors. >> four-wheel-drive vehicle or not. it's slippery out there right now. >> residents up and down the coast worried about a repeat of superstorm sandy.

>> all driving off limits. police are out enforcing the travel ban and will arrest anyone who tries to drive until 7:00 tomorrow morning. take a look at this picture. even a driving snowstorm is not keeping the big apple's famous naked cowboy from his usual attire or lack of attire. washington d.c. also buried under feet of snow tonight as people spent the day shoveling their sidewalks. very few drivers were out on the roads. some who did venture out got stuck and had to be towed out. one woman pushed her baby right down the middle of a hugely busy street. a giant star wars themed snow ball fight is planned for tomorrow morning.

>> i think i'll be a better president because of your generosity and being part of this process and talking with me. >> at her own campaign event tomorrow, clinton said the endorsement means a lot to her. the paper said the former secretary of state has demonstrated that she's a thoughtful, hard-working public serbant who has earned the respect of leaders at home and abroad. michael bloomberg, the former mayor of new york city, says he seriously is considering running for president as an independent. a source close to the 73-year-old told cnn that he sees the race becoming increasingly polarized, and neither side fits his views. he has previously said he would consider entering the race if it appeared donald trump or senator ted cruz would face senator bernie sanders. bloomberg will make his decision sometime in march.

tonight an intense manhunt is underway for three fugitives who escaped from orange county's maximum security jail in santa ana. the men are considered extremely dangerous. they're charged with crimes ranging from torture to murder. police and search dogs scoured the street and they're focussing on the jailhouse roof top. >> the inmates cut their way through the plumbing tunnels and ultimately gained access to an unsecure area of the roof. >> they're last seen friday morning. >> a new effort to fight cancer is underway at ucsf. meet the local teach whoer benefitted from the new drug therapy. also, from the carolinas to cape cod. mother nature's reminder that once in a while everybody can use a snow day.

>> i'm meteorologist. it's been a week that has been wet and now we're doing a 180 in the forecast. we'll let you know when we'll see our next chance of rain. that's in the forecast.

>> bay area research fighting back against a deadly form of cancer, and they're doing it with a new generation of drugs. these drugs can list the body's

own immune system to wage war on tumors. grade schoolteacher brian landers grateful to be back in the classroom after battling an oftening deadly form of cancer. a victory he owes in part to an emerging cutting edge treatment. >> i feel like the poster child for what these types of therapies can do. >> after being diagnosed with stage four melanoma, brian was referred to dr. adil doud. doud and his team at ucsf have been working with a new class of cancer drugs. their purpose is to prevent the melanoma tumors from using a specific trick to hide from our immune system and its protective t-cells. >> >>. >> but new generation drugs from merck are sduned to prooechkt the molecules from reaching the t-cell and turning it off. the strategy is getting

increased attention sense former president swrimy carter announced that his melanoma appears to be in remission after treatments that included. >> many of these responses are long lasting. pd-1 inhibitors can produce responses in 30% to 40% of cases. >> innin breese acase scans showed one tumor completely vanished leaving early scar tissue. dr. doud says researchers are now working on new combination therapies that may soon help pd-1 inhibitors work even more effectively. if successful he believes they could unleash a new era where our own immune systems become the ultimate resource for fighting cancer. >> the doctor says there is evidence that our bodies, cancer-fighting cells, may even adjust their behavior under the new therapy and continue to fight the tumors even after the drug regimen is over. >> as have you seen throughout the newscast, it's been quite a weekend for snow on the coast o east coast. when the snow settles, it's

likely do drop a record amount of powder on new york city. it's been a weekend everyone on the east coast will likely remember. here's abc's john donlan. >> every now and then nature takes over this way. the spaces we continue our own. a soft reminder of how cities clean up nice in a snowfall and belong also to other species who normally try to keep out of the way, and so in the nation's political power, they went for a stroll down an empty avenue last night where are yes, this was washington d.c. people came out too. plunging in. playing. when not plowing. this set of three kids all dressed up. will they even remember this day? then, too, there is the silence of big snowfall brings. with the soundtrack turned down, everything pops in a different way. something something warm too.

something bigger can get us to all stop and listen while we wait for the sun. john, abc news, new york. all right. let's take a closer look at the weather. >> we're talking about our really big break in the action here in the bay area. we're talking about the rain, the storms that were kind of closing on the seven-day forecast. live doppler a quiet picture, and this is going to be a very popular picture the next couple of days because rain is staying out of the forecast. here you go. future weather, tomorrow morning we'll wake up to areas with fog most likely in the knott bay and east bay. it will be in and out of the cloud cover by lunch time on sunday. mainly cloudy skies by the afternoon and early evening hours. the clouds will thin out once again. through your day planner, fog. the clouds still back in by lunchtime. bhi 4:00, sunshine to dry afternoon. we're in the upper 50s to around 60 degrees. take a look at the rain chances. we just have the storm closed

from monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday. low tonight. mixture of clouds. 40s overnight tonight. pretty seasonable. as you go into your sunday, it's a wrend of sunshine and clouds. 56, the high temp. san francisco, 50 in oakland. 58, san jose, and it's 67, the high in santa rosa. accuweather, tomorrow sunshine and clouds. the morning fog monday and tuesday. wednesday and thursday, midweek this week. it's mainly sunny. a dry pattern. above normal. chance of rain friday and then everyone has a chance coming on saturday. looks like a one on our storm impact scale one week from today. dmroo all right. thank you very much. should make some progress tomorrow planning on who is going to be in the super bowl here. >> that's right. >> down to the final four.

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less than 24 hours from now we'll know who is in super bowl 50 in santa sclar wra. the win are between carolina and arizona will be making just their second appearance in the big game. cal and ron rivera. kansas having to be in the big snow. hitting the eastern seaboard. it's obviously affecting game preparation, but weather should not be much of a factor for the game. the forecast is for clearing skies, and temperatures around 40. the players say the cold caused them to have their fastest practice ever. >> guys just want to get in, get the ownering work done. get out. everybody's feet and hands starting to go numb. man, let's just do our work, get in, as fast as you can, and it's cute when they have access to doing. get back in here where it's

warm. >> he doesn't mind the familiarity at all. >> it's an amazing game. you pretty know them. >> alaska part of the 91st shrine dwam in tampa this afternoon. first quarter. alaska. the 43-yard run showing good moves to get near the goalline. he is a good game to help his status in the pros. next play, though, is a 99-yard pick six. oregon quarterback vernon adams ready to go. three td passes for the former ducks. including the 93-yarder.

purdue. chip kelly may like this young man to the west. 29-9. nfl combine is playing next month. 49ers introduced the 19th head coach in their history wednesday. his name? chip kelly. the former eagles head coach, and works only a few weeks. as you can imagine, he is happy to be the new head coach of the 49ers. >> it's really humbling to stand here as the 19th head coach of the san francisco 49ers. toe me the preeminent organization of the national football league. >> he is putting together his coaching staff and will retain the coach. his managerial style has a reputation of a control freak, but he begs to differ. >> i think i'm hands on. i think i'll leave with my feet, not my seat. it's important to be around. i also don't micromanage when it comes to our coaches. i believe you hire the best coaches and give them the opportunity to go out and coach. >> one of the big question marks, can he get along with general manager trebt after

being in charge of personnel in his previous job with the eagles. >> we share a similar vision. there's always going to be times when this vision isn't identical. we feel good about the direction we're taking and feel good about working with i'm other. >> i have control of the 53, and i'm real comfortable with that. i'm comfortable with -- i wouldn't be here if i wasn't. you know, i think the way this personnel department is set up and how they structure things, i'm xid to be a part of it. >> else also impressed. i think both of those players are made -- >> first saturday the australian open, and today maria sharapova and serena williams advance to the quarterfinal where's they will face off. serena has not lost to sharapova since 2004. she's won 18 of 20 machlz against her.

today the defending champion serena facing margarita in the fourth round. williams, who has won six titles down under, is the defending champ. 6-2, 6-1 making her opponent run all over the course. she will be rested for are her match with maria as the match lasts 55 minutes. robert lost two of the last four fights coming in to tonight. battle against undefeated danny garcia. the final ten seconds of this mamp was an all-out brawl. both man landing punches. 163-108. they went to the score card where garcia won by unanimous decision. recounting the new wbc welterweight champion. 18 knock-outs in his career. he gets a new belt as does his baby daughter. big day tomorrow in the nfl. these games are the hardest to win as it gets you into the super bowl. we are talking about it ourselves. you grew up in st. louis and are watching the rams and the cardinals. play for the cardinals. i love to see that faebl get a

super bowl. the panthers have only been one. denver and the broncos, this might be the last time we see pailton manning playing. great for him to go out. he would be the first quarterback to win a super bowl in two different franchises. >> physically how are they feeling? >> they're all beat up. adrenaline will carry you because you can get to the super bowl. >> yes. all right. >> thank you very much. and that's it for tonight. i'm eric thomas for drew. abc 7 news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. we will see you later. @@v

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