francisco police. >> new insight into the last hours of mario woods' live. good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. we're live on top of the abc broadcast center. >> we overlook the ferry building next to super bowl city. we'll begin with new information about the mario woods case. >> abc7 news reporter vic lee joins with us this interview. vic? >> reporter: the victim does not want his identify revealed so for the sake of the story, we'll call him jacob. he's 26 years old, the same age as mario woods. jacob's story fills in the gaps of what happened, and it also confirms to some doubters that there was a stabbing. >> did you know mario woods? >> no. never met him before. >> reporter: jacob says he was sitting in a car, chilling with female friends and one of their

children. the stranger outside seemed like he was on drugs. >> he looked agitated and paranoid. mario started walking back and forth and yelling stuff to us. he tried to open our car door. i knew he had a knife on him. >> reporter: here is the knife. jacob was treated at san francisco general hospital. police officers went to the scene. a witness pointed woods out. >> i didn't know he had been shot to death. >> he's afraid people may want to harm him because it led to wood's death. >> my heart may never be the same again. i have nerve damage. >> reporter: jacob says he is the forgotten victim, the victim

protestors have forgotten. >> i acknowledge they're trying to get justice and everything, but you have to realize that there are victims of you know, black on black crimes. >> reporter: referring to the day of remembrance. >> i was a victim in this situation. and i haven't had any calls, i haven't heard anything from no supervis supervisors. >> reporter: jacob feels bad for woods family. he has children. >> i want to say to miss woods, my heart goes out to you. >> reporter: jacob says he would like to meet woods' mother when the time is right. he did not want to comment on the shooting because he was not there. all he wants to do is keep a low profile and get his life back together again. vic lee, abc7 news.

a judge set bail at $5 million for a homeless man. is he charged with attempted murder, making his first court appearance today, the officer was responding to a report of someone walking in the road tuesday morning when police say he attacked him. the officer's condition is improving. >> we understand that he is in good spirits, eating soft foods now, and he's able to eat what he can. and he's ready to get out of there. he's not the kind of guy that is going to sit around. he wants to get going. >> officers showed up in uniform in court today to make a statement. we have breaking news back east in new york city. a huge police presence here in the bronx. two police officers have been shot outside of a public housing development. happened about an hour ago. one of the officers was shot in

the head. the other, in the leg. dozens of police cars have responded and police are searching for one suspect, mother has been arrested. >>. we have powerful new video showing how burglars tried and failed to steal a liquor store's atm. two people backed the truck through the front of the pick and pack store and gillman street just after 4:00 this morning. look at the impact on store security cameras. they tried to break open or take the atm, failed but escaped before police arrived. the owners lost most of their alcohol inventory. >> police say this man exposed himself to under age teen-aged girls a number of times in san jose. they arrested him for 14 separate incidents near foothill, overfelt and independence high schools. police say he would wait for girls walking alone to school.

covered california, the state version of the president's health care law exceeded it's enrollment goals in 2016. the agency reports 425,000 new customers signed up in the open enrollment period. of those, nearly 100,000 signed up in the final four days of enrollment, which began in november. the goal was 295,000 sign ups. well, as we overlook ferry building and super bowl city, we're more than halfway through super bowl week, kind of flying by. >> that is why we're here, we want to show you excitement and everything going on here as we focus on the super bowl. >> fun stuff. now, for a look on the visa everywhere cam, tonight the band perry will perform on the city stage. the concert kicks off at 7:30. abc7 news was in san francisco as the famous budweiser

clydesdaels lined the route. >> bart has to rewrite it's top ten busiest days. 471,000 people packed the trains making it the sixth busiest ridership day on record. as part of the lead up, the national football league is showing off technologies it's funding to help prevent concussions among players. >> reporter: the show is timely. a week after the nfl released numbers showing an almost 60% increase in reported concussions they brought in medical experts to talk about it. >> i believe that the nfl has an unmatched opportunity and platform to effect change particularly as it relates to player health. >> the company is funded by

something called nfl hand held initiative, to try to protect players from head injuries, like this helmet using a special structure. >> when you hit it with force, it actually comes in a bit. sort of like a car bumper. it absorbs the force. >> reporter: this helmet tries to absorb brain waves. >> we look at patterns and use algorithms to decipher the patterns. >> reporter: players are filing a suit saying they weren't told about the dangers. and a big-screen movie that could lead to a condition called cte. >> retired players worry about what may happen to them. >> you're worried, as a linebacker, you're crazy if you don't realize that.

>> reporter: if these prove something scientists have to contend with, players are still growing stronger each year. >> many owners of restaurants around super bowl city say their business has been cut in half, they say with the closed streets, locals are finding it impossible to make it to their favorite places to eat. the super bowl committee says the fans would be good for the restaurants. >> it's different kind of crowd. you know? you want to put on a football jersey and eat a hot dog. >> this is not only affects the boulevard, but the people who work here, people are used to making money from tips. >> the restaurant owners say it will take months to recover the money lost over the couple

weeks. nfl experience has been the place to be for former and current nfl players and hundreds of fans. hi, larry. >> lines are getting longer. how long have you been waiting? an hour and 30 minutes. these folks behind him are going to be close to two hours. look at the smiles, they're happy. everybody is happy. we're seeing people enjoying themselves. this is what it's all about. speaking of that trophy, if denver should lose that means peyton manning is one of the all

time great quarterbacks dropping to 1 and 3 in the super bowl. the man who droafted manning is polian. he says another loss would not affect peyton manning's legacy. >> to get here, regardless of what happens in the game is an incredible accomplishment. >> you have to make a lot of great plays to get here. you have to overcome obstacles to get here. the ball can bounce the wrong way. it's one game. to base a legacy on how he performed in the super bowl, after having gotten there in his case, four times, i think it's foolish. >> reporter: i talked to one woman decked out in panthers gear. she says i don't mind waiting because after sunday, i'll get to look at that trophy every day back in charlotte. we'll see how it turns out.

i'll rejoin you later on in sports. we'll have the crew live as well. for the moment, nfl experience, larry beil, abc7 sports. >> thank you, larry. the super bowl tradition, nfl teams out to help in the host community. >> find out how san francisco has raised the bar for future host cities. and closed and unsafe. how storms affected a popular landmark in santa cruz county. >> i'll have the accu-weather forecast coming up in just a moment. >> he's like bring it on. i can do whatever you want me to do. >> meet the four-legged member of the broncos team and how thunder made the trip from colorado to four score and seven years ago, our fathers brought forth-- [train horn blares] ... to the continent... [claps] ... a new nation. announcer: don't wait until presidents day

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tonight the walkway leading up to a popular landmark near santa cruz is closed. >> you can blame the recent stormy seas. >> yes. chris nguyen has the story now from aptos. >> reporter: for years, advisors have made the trip to aptos to see the attraction. >> it's interesting to have nearby. >> reporter: two weeks ago, the back side of the sf palo alto snapped apart. >> we've seen very large surf with little breaks in between.

that beating down on the ocean seems to have the biggest effect this year. >> after sitting in oakland for ten years it was purchased by the sea cliff state beach, finding life as an amusement ship, now, it serves as an artificial reef. >> i look out and see it, it's looking a little more taterred and battered. >> reporter: officials say it can be weeks or months before being reopened to the public. the pier is ares in need of repair. >> everybody is running down to check it out because it's a significant change in the way the ship looks. i mean, it's -- that is a big chunk of concrete to have moved that far. >> reporter: in aptos, abc7 news. happening now, just out

there, a major piece of the bay bridge is being lowered into the bay. the first of five massive trusses is being removed. this shows how it will go. the first step will be to reenforce and strengthen the truss. then, it's lowered to a barge more than 500 feet below. each weighs more than 25 tons. >> this is a environmental part of history. our priority is safety, the environment, and just the appreciation for what we're doing. >> it will be sent to pier 7 and taken apart. >> you're about to meet the second most popular denver bronco after john elway. this one has four hooves, a mane and a name in common with david louie. louie in chinese means

hi, david. >> reporter: thunder is a special name for me as well as this horse. this is a special horse that is going to be making a debut on the field. 49ers confirm this has never been a horse to hit the field during a game at levis in history. now, they're going to see whether the turf is ready for the horse. thunder is loving the sunshine, making his second super bowl appearance. >> we fed-exed him to super bowl 48 so he's pretty travel savvy. >> reporter: it took four days because of snow in wyoming. interstate 80 closed 24 hours, then, icy roads reduced their speed. he gallops on touchdowns and field goals. the broncos asked for him to do the same at levis.

and the panthers will have their signature drum here as well. understand the thunder and i have something in common. the chinese character for my last name, louie in canton ease is a word for thunder. >> he's got a can do personality, like i can do it. >> reporter: thunder is 16, 950 pounds with a super bowl ring which his owner gets to wear and getting groomed for sunday. >> he's going to have a regular workout like he always did, then a bit of a spa treatment, a bath, get a pedicure. he's been clipped so we just try to keep his schedule like it is on an every day basis. >> reporter: at stanford, david louie, abc7 news. >> that is david thunder. >> yes. >> it's time to check on weather. it's still thunder coming?

>> no. >> no thunder coming but a bit of a chill. >> it's going to warm up in the days ahead. no thunder. here is a look at live doppler 7 hd. mainly clear skies with high clouds around and high surf advisories in effect until 7:00 in the morning. 53 in half moon bay. there is concern for the possibility of large breakers or rip currents and maybe beach erosion. now, getting down to current readings, 55 in san francisco and across the bay in oakland. fairfield, chilly and mid-50s in other locations and 49 at livermore. that is our cool spot at the moment. here is a live view looking westward across the bay. these are our forecast features. a warming trend is underway already. can't tell right now, but tomorrow, throughout the weekend into next week, spring like sunday, and record high temperatures are possible early next week, tomorrow, super bowl

city, sunny skies with high temperatures in the low 60s by in the evening, more clouds and it will be cool. temperatures in the low 50s at that point. nationwide, look for a warm pattern over most of the western two thirds of the country. the jet stream brings cool to cold air into the eastern third of the nation for the next 6 to 10 days. back to the week ahead, san jose will see highs in the mid-70s by monday and tuesday. there is a possibility of record highs for those dates in the south bay next week and here in the city of san francisco, which is cooler than the south bay, we'll see temperatures around 70 degrees on monday and tuesday. getting back to overnight conditions, mainly clear skies, low temperatures in the low to mid-40s. however, some inland valleys like around santa rosa and napa, and morgan hill, down south, lows into upper 30s overnight.

highs climbing into mid to upper 60s in the warmest locations and here is the accu-weather forecast. notice the warm up by super bowl sunday up to 70 degrees inland. low 70s around the bay, then, into next week, we'll see mid-70s in our around the bay locations and some inland spots as well. so it's going to be warm and spring like. dan and ama? >> spencer, thank you very much. >> it was surreal and a great day. hopefully, we can come back here again. >> when abc7 news continues, highlights from the warriors trip to the white house today. and tonight at 8:00 on abc7, the finale of the mini series event "madoff", then, after the fall, investigative co-reporter brian ross takes a look at the family and investigation that led to their down fall. he wrote a book on the subject. after that, ama and i will be back with

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white house, president obama praised the warriors and look at the grins but he joked around, teasing mvp steph curry for losing to him in golf last summer. >> after our golf game, steph was using the excuse of the secret service being intimidating for why he lost the match. that is not the case. >> i don't know. i'd be intimidated. president obama is not the only one having fun, check out this video of draymond green. >> it's an amazing visit and hard to put into words. i'm excited to be here, we're going to take our picture. >> reporter: other warriors posting on steph curry with wife, love this, abe lincoln wondering who we are. i think everybody knows who you are. here is steph showing off his president obama signed

basketball, sean livingston, so proud with his family, and leeander babosa just goofing off in the oval service. you can see the special jersey, 44 because he's the 44th president. what a day. one nation becomes dub nation. we posted the video on abc7news.com in the photo gallery so check it out. >> thank you, kristin. the next game is in oakland on the eve of the super bowl. they'll play the oklahoma city thunder. >> that is the most popular seat on saturday. >> the warriors game takes place after the super city 50 concert, that combination means people are being encouraged to take public transit or prepare for heavy traffic. well, still to come, super bowl excitement for everyone. >> nfl sets out to make sure no

one in the bay area is excluded from this week's action. corporate sponsors are paying to be part of super bowl city. why are thousands o

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super bowl 50 is a special celebration for us. and we picked a very special community in which to hold that celebration. >> nfl commissioner roger gidel was out working super bowl stops, one of them to see how the legacy fund is being spent. >> carolyn tyler shows us one example. >> these 4th graders at malcolm x academy weren't sure who they were playing with. it was roger gidel, given a grant to keep bay area kids active and healthy. 49er and raiders players got in

on the action. >> this warms my heart to put a smile on their faces. it's part of the legacy to make sure kids feel the presence of the super bowl committee. it will be here many years after we leave. >> the donation has been more than matched bethe fund of the super bowl host committee, setting a new bar for giving. >> we're shooting to be north of $15 million, making us the most philanthropic super bowl ever. >> a bit of the money is transforming this site behind the school into a park. 140 organizations around the bay area have received more than $7 million. and these kids are getting in on the philanthropy. these devices track their steps and earn points for. >> i campaign for children world wide. >> 1, 2. three. >> in san francisco, abc7 news. you know just about

everything connected with the super bowl is sponsored by a corporation, big companies paying big bucks to part of the action. but thousands of people working to make sure super bowl events run smoothly are not getting paid so we wondered is that legal? when you get to super bowl city in san francisco, it's hard to miss volunteers. they're everywhere, wearing orange jackets, giving directions, snapping photos, helping visitor was crazy games. it's hard to miss the corporate sponsors. admission is free with lots of logos to remind fans who is paying. despite the money, more than 5,000 people signed up to work for free. >> when i have heard the super bowl is going to be hosted i looked at what opportunities existed. i just wanted to be part of it. >> volunteers commit to 34 hour shifts and get backpacks and

uniforms, some actually started working months ago. >> i started as a screener so i started screening the first batch of volunteers. a lot of them are now working with us. >> marianne put in 200 hours. >> it's a great statement to the fact that volunteerism isn't said. >> if they're not having a great time, this employment lawyer says these events walk a legal tight rope because of california's labor laws. >> there is a question whether it's a civic activity or its a corporate activity. if it's for commercial benefit, sponsors are running the risk of running afoul of employment protection and volunteers should be getting paid. >> the army of volunteers is organized by the super bowl 50 host committee. officials tell us they're very careful to stay within the labor laws. >> we're not a money making machine. we're a nonprofit.

we draw a clear boundary. >> sagathi takes issue with requiring volunteers agreeing to final and binding arbitration. >> they're volunteering time, and to have to give up their rights if something bad happens to them, that seems particularly unfair. >> the host committee did not respond to answers about the waiver. abc7 news learned another pool will be paid. the nfl recruited 500 volunteers to work on the hyped half time show and rehearsals have begun, well underway, but after we started asking questions about california law, the nfl told us it's decided to pay the field crew. no word on how much or whether it will cover both rehearsals and game day. >> with the attention there is a dark side to the event.

human trafficking in the bay area. cheryl jennings has a special report for us. here is a preview now. >> these stories of human trafficking are heart breaking. many were robbed of their childhood and forced into prostitution. >> if i didn't make money that day, i couldn't eat. and would be up all hours of the day, like trying to make money. >> i spoke with marie, forced into prostitution at just 14 years old. she's leading a different life with the help of community resources. i hope you can join me at 11:00 for my special report. ama? >> thank you, so much, cheryl. >> well, some estimates say a million people will be in the bay area for super bowl this week. >> some are arriving in style, next, a look at the local

airports looking to park those private jets plus... >> you want to be at your party. you don't want to spend time in the kitchen. >> michael finney shares advice on how to plan a super bowl

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tonight the band perry will play a free concert at super bowl city. >> that is going to be a fun show. >> arriving in style means travelling in a private jet. >> six airports have parking spaces set aside this week. located at oakland airport. >> jonathan bloom has a look at what flying is like if you're living the high life. >> the sound is unmistakable. a and it means the big game is coming. >> we've been planning 12 months so it's here. >> reporter: 100 jets will land here over the weekend, moments after touching down, they're guided into parking spots just steps from a row of fancy rental cars. passengers are handed luggage and ushered into a plush temporary terminal. >> we used a corporate aircraft

hangar, put high end furnishings in to welcome people. >> decked out for a party this, is why pilots or crew members might watch the big game. the airport can't tell us who is arriving. >> we're having vips and sports figures, people you'd probably rise. some are privately owned and others chartered for the super bowl. >> seats here are made of mercedes interior. passengers work on the flights. we do have these trains, they can set up computers. >> the plane has wi-fi, electrical outlets. >> these are not translation head sets. >> the cockpit stays open because they're not just here to play, but take care of customers. >> there is no coach class? >> no. it's all first class.

>> yes. all first class and we treat them like first class. >> george was on his way to pick up another guest but as for his plans? >> we don't know where we end up on a certain day. we just go with the flow. >> in hayward, abc7 news. >> what about peanuts? do they serve peanuts? >> i don't know. >> according to the national retail federation, 43 million americans plan to throw super announcer: during sleep train's presidents day sale save up to $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic, get three years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic, plus same day delivery. sleep train's presidents day sale is on now.

it's likely you're getting a group of friends together for the super bowl. >> yes. michael finney has fail safe ideas to make your party a touchdown. michael, we're coming to your house. >> absolutely. come over. if you follow my simple steps, you'll be able to have a great party and enjoy the game, too. from the star spangled banner to the final snap, your party can be as good as the hype for the game. we asked this cooking instructor

to fire off great ideas. >> you want to be at your party. you don't want to spend time in the kitchen. >> that means preparing in advance. 4 to 5 items on her super menny can you prepared in advance. >> dips could be made a couple days ahead. cheese spreads, you can freeze, then throw them in the oven. >> marinate chicken overnight. >> it will soak up more flavor. >> chili, she says, is tastier the second day. >> make it and store it, then, reheat to serve it. >> number jftwo, pace yourself. >> you know, when people get there, this might be out of the great starters. >> bring out your two homemade dips one at a time, empty chips and raw veggies. >> wings whenever they're ready. they're going to do those and chili for us that, is our

traditional super bowl dinner. half time chili. >> super tip three, when browning meat, make sure the pan is sizzling. >> so the key when you're browning meat you is want to give it room. >> if it's stuck to the pan, let it sit there. when it is ready to be turned it's going to release from the pan. we have a link to the recipes in our report. all that have on our website with advice on how to chop an onion to, see my reports go to abc7news.com, click on the sections tab, then, select 7 on your side. ama, dan? >> those are great. thank you, well, for all super bowl stories down load our abc7 news app for traffic alerts, super bowl city and the experience. >> i want to correct myself. we're going to michael's first for the pregame, then to spencer's for the actual party.

>> line up, get in line. here is a look at doppler 7 hd. mainly clear skies now. let's talk about our el nino. this season's is among the top three of all time and this current el nino, 2015-2016 is in the top two in terms of sea surface temperatures. so we're in the top two. statewide, tomorrow, rain around eureka in the northwestern corner of the state. here in the bay area, highs in the 60s and the next seven days, check this out. mid-70s on monday and tuesday and might have records falling next week. >> wow, that is incredible, thank you, spencer. >> let's go back and talk more super bowl hype and experience. >> yes. we have larry beil with us live from the nfl experience.

>> experience in this game is on peyton manning's side. the question is would another loss make a difference to his legacy? we're going to get the opinion of a few hall of famers and predictions on the game from some

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welcome back live here for the nfl experience. let's talk about this game. no doubt peyton manning is going to be in the hall of fame when his game is over, he is 1 and 3 in super bowls. we talked to members of the espn crew today, including hall of famer chris carter as well as super bowl champion trent dilfer. both were asked if a loss would tarnish manning's legacy. >> i think 2, 2. 1, and 3 matters. 10, 15, 20 years from now, i don't think it's a big deal. i don't see anyone passing his passing records. he is cemented, mount rushmore

of quarterbacks. i don't think it's going to matter. he has changed the way quarterbacks play the game, the way coaches call the game, the way games are refereed. there is no one with that much impact on the game. >> 2 and 2 sounds better to me than 1 and 3. so you know, peyton manning has a lot riding on this game. the countdown is on. thursday, gets serious. less than three days away until the kickoff in santa clara. our guys, mike shumann and collin rush have been down all week long and doing a great job. i am excited to hear about mike shumann's predictions because he's usually spot on. gentlemen? all yours. >> the players can now concentrate. it's been fun bringing you the local heros and stories but we saved the best for last with

carolina head coach ron riviera. >> he was the second point pick of the bears and won a super bowl in his second year, in his towel days the guy was a stud. led the team in tackles. i asked him today to reflect on his time here in the bay area. >> i know you're a proud bear. is this a little bit more special being here this week because of your affinity for cal? >> i have a tremendous amount of respect for cal and stanford. they're two fine institutions with great programs and i thought it was special from the time i was being recruited by both schools. it's kind of made my playing career, coaching career. it's great to be close. i've been able to visit my parents, brothers and see teammates and friends. it's been a nice opportunity. i appreciate being back in the

bay. >> you can tell he likes being back here. he had a knack for getting to quarterbacks in his playing days and we figured out today so did snoop dogg, huh? >> he showed up, today, our first celebrity we've seen all week, he was doing interviews for nfl network and everybody wanted a piece of him, either interview or selfie. he knows his football. he has a youth league and i asked him about the two quarterbacks. >> peyton manning is a true leader, a legend. i love the way he's all in control. he stays where he needs to be. >> what about cam newton? >> real player with swag, style, the young generation. it's old versus new, but it's football, it's all good. >> who do you like in the game? >> i don't know. i got a kid come out of my

football league that came out of the broncos. this kid came out of my football league. peyton manning called plays for him, man. i can't believe it. >> snoop like the broncos, it's time. i'm going to let you go first mr. i used to work in charlotte. >> right. keep pounding and i did work in charlotte, news 14 carolina. it kind of exists but not really anymore. i am going with the panthers. since you have a second home in denver, i think i know who you're picking. >> i'm a great under dog fan. he's 13 and 13 in the playoffs and i'm going to go with the broncos and the experience of peyton manning i'll say 24-20. there, you have it. >> what about larry? he never makes them beg? what is that? let's see who he likes.

>> i think it's going to be a low scoring game, like 2016 carolina. the spread is six. so do with that information what you will. thank you. we say goodbye from the nfl experience, i want to show you these hardy souls waiting two hours to get a photo with the lombardi trophy. abc7 sports brought to you by bank of the west. back to you. >> thank you, larry. >> join us tonight at 9:00 on coffee tv 20, it might well be the most storied beer in the world. and it's devotees are about to get a brief moment to saver it, at 9:00. >> hillary clinton and bernie sanders square off in their first one on one debate.

>> we leave you here from the roof of the abc7 broadcast center overlooking the ferry building next to super bowl city. it's almost time. we appreciate your time, i'm dan ashley. >> you can get the latest on twitter by following us on abc7 news bay area. from the entire news team, thanks for watching. >> hope you have a great night. we'll see you at 9:00 and 11:00.

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