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live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. now at 11:00, a super sized transformation underway. major work along the water front as the bay area gets ready to host super bowl 50. but not everyone got the memo. kpix 5 is live in san francisco where super bowl city is starting to take shape. >> reporter: yes, tonight the building has if you know. you can see -- begun. you can see just a skeleton of it at this point. this is the fan experience under construction. meanwhile streets all around san francisco are shut down and right now experiencing super bowl sized traffic jams. >> it's a hall mark day, a

milestone day. welcome to the future home of super bowl city. >> reporter: this is just the beginning. a mad dash the build a massive super bowl fan village inside the plaza. in one weeks time it will look like this. the center piece of fan energy zone with distractive gaming and -- interactive gaming. >> it's the technology, food and win, and culture. >> reporter: a football fan's dream, and a commuters worst nightmare. massive road closures that will last three weeks from the construction. right now no driving on washington street or beal street on the market, and no cars on howard between 3rd and 4th street. >> very busy out here today. >> driver that is didn't get the memo left standed and steamed. >> stuck here about 20 minutes for like four miles.

>> it's challenging right now. >> stuck here maybe 45 minutes. the good news there are other options testimony advice from ffmta. >> >. to get around the downtown area, take public transit, walk, ride a bike. >> reporter: you can see it's a virtual ghost town out here as this section is losed to traffic. people need to keep in mind drivers in particular there are going to be traffic issues in the area right up until february 12th. >> thank you. on to the east coast where a blizzard is bearing down. it's killed at least 18 people in several states. craig boswell is live in the area. >> reporter: good evening, to you. the blizzard warning for washington dc has been lifted, but that doesn't mean everything is all clear. here's why. after repeated passes from the snowplows along the street,

here's what's remaining under the street, and just underneath is the black ice you can't see, and that's why they don't want people out on the roads tonight or tomorrow. a major snowstorm is still hammering the northeast. the foot traffic in times square was noticeably quiet saturday night. they expect 30-inches of snow in the big apple. >> the rate of the snowstorm continues to be intense, between one and three inches per hour. >> reporter: major coastal flooding pushed water up the residents doorsteps in new jersey. philadelphia could get up to two feet of snow. >> well beyond the idea of winter wonderland. there's no romance to a blizzard in my mind. >> reporter: this bride was going to the chapel to get marry nod matter what after being stranded on the turnpike in pennsylvania, this basketball team is finally on the move. high winds caused blinding white out conditions near the

nation's capital. pickup trucks linked together had to tow a ladder truck out after a jam. snow is falling so fast crews can't clear roads, side streets are out of the question, and that could slow some 911 response times. >> our interest is in our public safety, being able to move the first responders, and getting the city back open. >> reporter: the storm also standed thousands of traverse, and flights were canceled and airports closed. the snowplows are out now in ner nest, but here's what's -- ear nest, but here's what's left behind, the black ice still attached to the roads, and this is why they want people to stay off the roads throughout the rest of this evening and into tomorrow. kpix 5. thank you. despite the mess on the east coast, flights are coming and going on time.

here's a live look at the san jose airport tonight, but just about every single flight to and from the northeast has been canceled. in all about 4300 flights are canceled nationwide. some wild weather a little closer to home. this video shot this afternoon in corning. it shows a possible funnel cloud. it appeared about 4:00 p.m., the same time a severe thunderstorm warning was put out for the area. the storm dumped some pretty large hail. corning is south of red bluff. calmer weather here in the bay area, but the powerful surf is putting homes along the coastline in danger. part of a cliff is crumbling away. >> reporter: this is the building city crews are watching closely. they're literally living on the edge of a bluff. but the people say they're know it and willing to take the risk. >> we could be here for another

two years, two months or two weeks. we don't know. >> reporter: she knows she could lose her dream home. >> i love it. this is my dream the whole life to live by the ocean. >> reporter: life here in pacifica when the sun is out is perfect, but el nino is threatening to take it all away. >> it's not the waves, it's the rain. >> reporter: this is the view from the apartments, just steps away from the edge of the cliff, slowly crumbling with each storm. city leaders are watching the structural integrity of the building closely. >> >. i have the cat carriers by the door and a car nearby. >> reporter: heavy rain and surf is damaging the pier, and water shed out fall, and causing a 60-foot wide hole in the sea wall on beach boulevard. city leaders at the claired a state of emergency -- declared a state of emergency to get federal help. she says she'll continue to

enjoy the view from her window, and when the call comes to evacuate she'll be ready to go. >> >. all that really matters is my life and the animals. >> reporter: some apartments were shut down because they're unsafe to live in. city leaders plan to meet monday about the state of emergency. mix 5. and eerie site on the bay bridge, the deck rain and ice tiff lights dark for about -- decorative lights dark for about four hours. it didn't seem to effect traffic. no word on what caused the outage, and now the lights are back on. huge crowds of pro-life supporters hit the street, for the walk for life parade. mark kelly reports their mission is change the thinking that abortion is the answer. >> reporter: on and off showers today hardly campened the mood

of -- dampened the mood of pro- life supporters. >> we want to show them the beauty of life. >> we believe in showing there's still a vast number of people here that support this cause. >> reporter: they came across california, even areas of light countries to tell -- other countries to tell their stories. >> i survived by own abortion. >> reporter: the niece of the late dr. martin luther king jr. led the opening prayer. this comes on the heels of a major lawsuit concerning these videos. police last summer -- last summer they claimed to show planned parenthood staffers showing prices for aboarded fetal tissue, but planned pain hood claims the group behind the video engaged in illegal conduct, including wire fraud, mail fraud, invasion of privacy, and illegal secret

recording among others. this is one of the defendants named in the suit. >> it's really ironic for them to make the charges with the mainlanderring case for illegally harvesting and selling aboarded baby parts -- aborted baby parts writes itself. >> reporter: but that doesn't matter nearly as much as her beliefs. >> whether the videos are right or wrong, who are we to judge, but abortion is wrong. a big celebration in san jose as the city officially unveiled a new fire station. the grand opening of station 20 on south white road took place this morning, and replace it is original fire house on mount pleasant road built in 1958. the design of the new facility and the central location will help improve response times in east san jose. well the national football league is scoring point windshield environmental lists in the bay area.

today league officials volunteered time to plant trees to redwood city. the local organization called city trees, and volunteers worked along main street planting almost 50 new trees. >> they put in a couple of hours and put in trees that will last 50 years, and it's really a great thing. >> sings 2000, they've planted more than 2900 trees in redwood city. >. and still ahead, a daring jailbreak. the elaborate plan that had inmates repelling from the roof. gas leaking into a california neighborhood for months, tonight long awaited action to get it shut off for good. lingering showers, making way for an extended dry period. just how long will we be dry? details coming up. ,,,,

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run tonight. reporter greg mill three violent criminals that broke out of a southern california jail is still on the run tonight. they had a daring escape. >> reporter: dangerous men on the loose. >> i can't sit here and pinpoint a particular city for all three inmates. i can just tell you the investigators are spread out throughout southern california. >> reporter: 20-year-old than john facing murder charges,

another kidnapping and torture charges among others, and wong, 43 years old, facing an attempted murder change among others. they are in an area described as a dorm typesetting housing 68 inmates including the three, and here's how they got away. >> they cut through half inch steel bars to facilitate the escape. the evidence also suggests the inmates cut their way through the plumbing tunnels and ultimately gained access to an unsecure area of the roof. >> reporter: they repel down, and last seen yesterday morning, discovered missing 16 hours later. there was some sort of disturbance by other inmates, investigators believe they might have done it intentionally to distract guards so the three could get away. >> i won't two that far yet, but it appears based on that disturbance and the timing of things that that may have been

part of planning process. >> greg mills reporting. authorities say this is the first escape from that jail in the past 20 years. southern california gas has been ordered to permanently close and seal a leaking storage well that's been pouring gas into a los angeles neighborhood for months, and driven thousands of people from their homes. crews working since october to cap the leak. the ceo of the gas company says permanently shutting down the well is not the answer. >> what i'm sighing is, it's necessary to serve the resident that is live there as well as the 21 million consumers we serve. >> reporter: >> >. officials say they're close to fixing the leak. residence debilities say it's a health hazard and sickened many in the community. michael bloomberg might be close to entering the race for the white house. he'll enter in march as an

independent possible. the new york times reports he would be willing the spend up to 1 billion dollars of his own money on the campaign. meanwhile donald trump remains brash about his chances to get the republican nomination. he says his supporters give him confidence he can win. >> my people are so smart and you know what else they say about my people? the poll, i have the most loyal people. i could shoot somebody and not lose any voters, okay? it's like incredible. >> trump is campaigning in iowa, that state holds the caucuses in a little over a week. well, back to the blizzard til local time. ing the east coast, a -- slamming the east coast. a live look at new york city where the streets are deserted. and it's just one of the many places snow covered roads and icy highways have become

treacherous. >> reporter: i'm in montgomery county, pennsylvania with at least 22 inches of snow tonight. more than most people expected, but the story if pennsylvania is -- in pennsylvania is really on the turnpike near pittsburgh. 500 vehicles are stranded, motorists trapped for more than 12 hours. there's a team from a university, a basketball team, that's stuck on their bus. and they think they're going to be on the turnpike overnight, but pennsylvania's governor is vowing with the help of the national guard and state resources to get them and every other motorist stranded on the turnpike out of the area. the bottom line, the governor is vowing to get the people standed on that turnpike out of there within the next several hours. the massive snowstorm is causing problems for emergency personnel. a fire truck stuck in the snow in the nations capital. two good samaritans helped pull it out. and in richmond, virginia, a

police cruiser had to be dug out after sliding off the road and into a snow back. a passer by with a shovel came to the rescue. the bay area got a rainy start today. for what we can expect for the rest of the weekend here's julie. scattered showers tapering off, and we're in for an extended dry period. let's take a look at the satellite perspective, and talk about what to expect as we move on over the next several days: the area of low pressure to the east, a ridge in the pacific helps keep us dry throughout the extended forecast. showers, a maybe a few overnight tonight, and tomorrow in the north bay, but overall we're in store for an extended dry break. futurecast showing the showers throughout the day, and a few lingering overnight tonight. by tomorrow morning we'll see a lot of clear patches, combine that with low level moisture, and see dense patchy fog in the

morning. keep that in mind early tomorrow. advancing futurecast through sunday, mostly dry, overnight sunday into monday we do have a week disturbance to the north. could bring a few showers to the north bay, but most of us stay dry. in fact the southern half of the district likely going to stay pretty darn clear as well, not going to shelliest of cloud cover. -- see a lot of cloud cover. lingering showers tapering off tonight. mostly dry and mild tomorrow, then a dry break through midweek next week. not until the second half of the week we see the next chance of unsettled weather. high surf advisory expired tonight at 10:00 p.m. for all coastal locations. high temperatures in the 50s and 60s area wide for tomorrow, those showers you see there off in the distance, those are well to the north. we will billion staying mostly dry with just a chance of a few scattered showers in the north bay. and a look at the extended forecast shows just that. partly to mostly cloudy for

sunday, and then monday partly cloudy, temperatures stay hovering in the low to mid-60s through mid-week next week. not until friday into saturday the next chance of showers. increasing clouds friday. likely our best chance of showers moving into the forecast next saturday. back to you. thank you, couple of eyebrow raisers in mens local basketball, including something you just don't see every day in this berkeley gym. >> that's right, and more super bowl excitement coming up monday night, join ken and jennifer for the super bowl special count down to gold joe montana stops by to weigh in on the two teams, monday at 7:00 right here on kpix 5. ,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,

while...something like, what went down tonight in berkel college basketball on top, and just when you think you've seen it all in this business, once in awhile something like what went down tonight in berkeley happens. luke wilson, 12th ranked arizona wild cats toe to toe with cal. pretty moves. brown up in the second half. three-minute mark, tied at 66. matthews, one of his six three balls. 28 points off the bench. cal unbeaten at home, a chance to pull it off.

under a minute. cal up two. turnover, here come the cats. allen, it's tied at 73. cal up 1. arizona a chance to win it, time running down, no, we're done here! storm the court! cal bumped off arizona, first win over a top 20 opponent in nearly two years. >> >. and i have to hit the gym, i have to drop 20. stanford hosting arizona state. cardinals up 2 in the second half. but they said let's make it 5. up one, under a minute left. sun selfieses save, and arizona state led by one. now tied by 73. eight seconds left. allen, chicken and waffles for him. all the way to the rack and

we're done. forget the last chance, half court effort as time expired. stanford a big win. 75-73. they're four and three in pac 1 play. and 16 and 2 coming into the game against portland. first half, child's play. pano scored 20. second half it's already 61-48. the three pointer, st. mary's won it. is this finally an ncaa tournament year? in sole possession of first in the west coast comps. time out on the floor. we're coming back with this. home grown product on the big stage in the ring, cleveland cavaliers made a coaching change. how did that work out for them? ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

first.. ...tough guys in san jose... amily get local boxing bonanza and the effect of a cavaliers coaching change in a bit, but first tough guys in san jose. watch this family get reunited. military appreciation day. hey dad! the sap center. sharks and minnesota wild, and the sharks relentless. joe ward got the loose puck and scored. broke the two all tie. eight-minute mark. third period. sharks don't stop stahl.

tied the game at three. face off,th 0 seconds -- 90 seconds left, and he had his moment. that came, san jose won it 4-3, winning 7 of the last 8. and the new coach of the cleveland cavaliers making his debut. trialing chugging -- trailing chicago by three. gasol up to butler. a night for the bulls. two minutes left. gibson, down low. and one! bulls win this one over clove land 96 -- cleveland 96-83. the cavaliers can't get a break. and tennis, oh, excuse me, sorry. robert under the lights against danny garcia, and he couldn't slip the punches.

garcia was simply better. won by a unanimous decision. and now australian open, tennis, and like a lot of match windshield serena williams, this match didn't last long. a dominant performance she won it two and one. trying to be cool there. so she advances to quarter final play. >> i'm told we have to go. all right, we'll be right back. ,,,,,,

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(basketball game on tv) (crowd cheering, whistle blows) it seems to me that it would be more fair if everybody on both basketball teams was the same height. that's how it seems to you, huh? yeah, like in boxing. heavyweights fight heavyweights, lightweights fight lightweights. so, in your world, everybody on a basketball team would be, say, 6'5", and they'd only play other teams that were 6'5". exactly. that way, no one would have an unfair advantage. huh. that's very interesting. you really think so? no, but it's less likely to start a fight than, "that's the dumbest thing i've ever heard." and yet you said it anyway. okay, "dumb" was a poor choice of words. it's not about that. (mutes tv) i've got to go to a funeral this weekend.