live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. houston, we have kickoff. >> an out of this world ceremonial passing of the football this morning. the super bowl committee hands off to houston, the new host of

super bowl li. good afternoon everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. >> and i'm michelle griego. the game is in the history books, the teams taking off from mineta airport. >> reporter: it's been a busy morning at sfo. they're believing this may have been one of the biggest departure dates ever to take place at sfo. they are expecting 85,000 to fly out. that's 25,000 than on a normal day of business. >> today is our game day. >> reporter: the super madness is not over yet. whenever they were applying out of san jose or san francisco --

compared to getting into levi's stadium, security at sfo was a breeze. gridlock traffic clocked up nearly every roadway. broncos fans said they enjoyed the last few days in the bay area. >> it was a once in a lifetime opportunity. super bowl, super 50, broncos, and peyton manning possible last game. >> we got to do sightseeing. >> reporter: if you have a super program there's a holographic image that's setting off security alarms if you put it in checked baggage. it's recommended to put it in carry on. if it's does alarm, it's right there with you. and it's easy to resolve the alarm. it's difficult if it's inside a baggage system. >> reporter: twelve additional flights from sfo to denver and

charlotte were add to the schedule. and the airport opened an hour earlier than they typically do. cate cauguiran is live in san francisco where the massive teardown of super bowl city is well underway. hi, kate. >> reporter: i have new information. we're learning that the super brought in $1.1 million to the bay area. the bad news is that the roads will be closed until saturday. the super bowl may be over but road closures are still in effect. crews are in the process of breaking down super bowl city. the venue closed and a few more traffic setbacks for a few weeks. most commuters listened to the early warnings that this would take some time. >> there were a lot of people coming in and a lot of people

listened to the message. and more people took transit and we had a lot of people directing traffic and things were moving. >> reporter: they had 70 parking control officers working 32 different locations to make sure everything moves as smooth as possible. and more people took public transit. muni ridership increased by 20%. frank and michelle, back to you. and kpix 5 reporter kiet do is live where another big cleanup project is underway. >> levi's stadium has transformed itself into a bustling minicity. inside it's a mess as we'll show you. the big job today is

dismantling the large structure which stands 140 feet tall. it's the morning after super bowl l. and workers started streaming in at daybreak. one stopped to show a cell phone video of what the structure looks like inside. it's 14 stories tall and took weeks to build. >> it takes detail and attention to detail. and taking it down, you put it in a box. >> it's one of the largest temporary structures the nfl has built. >> did you ever doubt yourself? >> towards the end, the skins were having issue. >> reporter: crews still have a lot of work to do. tons of confetti remains and trash and debris everywhere and the awards stage is still intact. crews were carting tons of trash and debris to waiting

dump trucks, and we found evidence of makeshift party sites. whether you had a ticket or not. everybody had a great time. >> reporter: we got looky lieu fans coming out to take a last minute selfie. if you plan on coming out. tasman drive is still shut down on the main stretch in front of the stadium. the crews have to be out of here by february 24th. we're live in santa clara. kiet do. >> it was fun to watch the sunrise over the bay. all the beautiful pictures of san francisco. and it really galvanized not only the city but the bay energy. >> it was a different kind of energy and the bay area stepped up and threw a great party for the week. and i'm still partying. >> how about the team that won?

>> i've said it from day one. sorry, i'm from denver. but there were a lot of naysayers. >> the stock slide is continuing this monday morning. the dow plummeted 337 points, down nearly 400 at one point. right now it's not looking all that good. as to why the market is tumbling, here's jason brooks. >> reporter: it's an ugly selloffs. investors are worried about the health of the global economy. oil is falling to $30 a barrel. and there was a big selloff in european bank stocks. worries over the bank's exposure to the energy sector and falling profitability. and once hot tech stocks are falling to all time lows. and other tech companies

includes sales force, facebook lost 3%. in the east bay, police are looking for the gunman in another freeway shooting. two cars were hit by bullets on i-80. four lanes were closed for nearly an hour. the wounded person was driven to a vallejo hospital. and a third car was also hit by a bullet. this is the latest in a strip of shootings on i-80. two of them were on the same stretch of i-80 near san pablo dam road. two people are dead after a domestic dispute spiraled out of control. several people were fighting with sticks and bats. and a third person was wounded and taken to the hospital. no arrests have been made. and eyewitness video shows the fiery aftermath of a deadly

crash at 5th and brannen. the driver was doing doughnuts and sped away running red lights. the car crashed and burst into flames and the three men inside were -- were killed. we tried to help but the flames were so intense by the time we got there there was no way to get close. >> reporter: the witness told us four women got out of a nearby car and screamed for someone to help the men and nobody could. santa clara university students have another chance today to get free vaccinations against meningitis. three students were diagnosed with a strain of bacteria that can lead to a rare form of meningitis. the faculty is threatening to strike. the union announced they'll walk off the job for five days.

they've been demanding a 5% raise. there will be no lunch rush at chipotle's. every restaurant is closed until 3 p.m. they are reviews the food safety outbreak with employees after the e. coli outbreak that sickened people. we'll show you what passengers were dealing with in the open ocean. and el niño creates a new problem on the coast. the latest victim of the pounding waves coming up. do you ever wonder what 70 degrees really looks like? out towards mount diablo, it's 70 degrees. we'll talk about when the rain will arrive as the news continues right here on kpix 5. plus:

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caribbean cruise as the shit hurricane-force wind huge waves and rough seas caught on camera on board a cruise ship. passengers on a royal caribbean cruise hit hurricane force winds off the coast of carolinas. some reported the ship was tilting at 45 degrees. causing a bottle to slide off a table. >> passengers are getting a full refund. the presidential candidates are out on the stump today in the granite step. weijia jiang says they are looking for last minute votes. >> reporter: donald trump rallies in salem, new hampshire, the beginning of a very busy day. >> new hampshire has been a special place to me. >> the billionaire holds a lead in the polls. on cbs this morning, he fueled his fight with jeb bush. >> every time he attacks me, he melts like butter.

>> reporter: he called him a loser, a whiner. >> reporter: ted cruz also hit the campaign trail. he and kasich are in a tie for second place along with marco rubio who is trying to recover from a rocky debate performance. >> the evidence is we raised more money in the first hour of that debate than in any hour of any debate. >> reporter: campaigns are scrambling for last minute support. candidates from both sides have 35 scheduled events today. >> we have come a long way in the last nine months. >> the latest polls show bernie sanders leading in new hampshire among men and women. hillary clinton got support from former secretary of state john kerry madeline all bright. there's a special place in hell for women who don't help each other.

snow is in the forecast and it could impact voter turnout. strangely, the one candidate not out campaigning in new hampshire is dr. ben carson. president obama arrives wednesday for a thursday fundraiser in san jose. and then to l.a. for more fundraising and will been in california until tuesday. more trouble due to el niño storms. part of a concrete pier has a gaping hole and it's turning into a hazard for visitors. >> i haven't seen them do anything about it. >> so far no word from the public works department on when it will get fixed. >> hopefully, we won't be seeing choppy seas. we'll have fair weather most of the week. >> we have the beach hazard statement. and it's basically because of strong rip currents and a little bit of sneaker waves.

never turn your back to an angry ocean. we have nothing but sunny skies. and we have temperatures currently in the 60s and 70s. let's check in. here's 69 in sonoma. and mid-60s in novato. and from novato to antioch, 70 degrees. right now looking at the golden gate bridge with nothing but wall to wall sunshine. can you see the flag? that's an offshore wind. temperatures in the 60s and 70s. and we have nothing but unlimited visibility and a bit of a breeze. we have near or record high temperatures today, and no rain in sight until the end of next week. pollen has been increasing with dry conditions and the breeze that ushers the pollen around. it happens to be the birch and

juniper. and concord has winds up to 12. and the mount diablo has 30 miles per hour. gusty winds at the surface 10 to 20 miles per hour. currently, east, northeast winds at 14. and again, this is what an offshore forecast looks like. there you have all the stormness out over the open waters. taking it well into the pacific northwest due to the high pressure that sits over the western states. we are going to be dry all the way through the 16th according to the long range computer models which means the greater lake tahoe area, no snow. and it's 51 degrees. going up to 52. and this morning we start at 12 degrees so it's cold enough to make the snow in the overnight hours. tonight clear and cool conditions in the 40s. tomorrow, temperatures similar to today. 60s and 70s.

the extended forecast outside number today. 77degrees. and looking for a record high of 77 degrees. and look at the string of sunshiny days. they are the biggest stars of super bowl l. what happens now for the four legged players? >> and speaking of dogs, all you pet lovers send you pet questions and our pet expert will offer advice. and she does it every friday at noontime. we'll be right back. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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celebratio san francisco public schools shut their doors today so students can ring in lunar new year. >> celebrations are looking bright across china. here's how beijing celebrated. people light fireworks to bring good fortune for the coming year. and sweet puppies have been wagging their tails in super bowl city. >> and today the little guys are looking for new homes. the puppy bowl stars need full- time parents and you can adopt them through san francisco's animal care and control and get a 50% discount through february 18th. and good news for dog owners who don't want to leave their dog alone. an app helps to connect pep owners with dog walkers. >> she's probably the most

loyal dog i've ever had. >> reporter: for mump of the day he's stuck here. >> you're leaving your apartment at 7 a.m. and sometimes you don't get back to 7 p.m. or 8 p.m. it's not fair to leave him in the apartment for that long. >> reporter: he downloaded wag. he can hire a dog walker to go to his apartment. on this day, eleanor -- got the job. >> they are given a lock box. it costs $10 for a potty break or up to 30 for a deluxe walk >> you can follow them on gps and it shows you what happened on the walk. >> reporter: it brings in $900 million a year. >> other apps recently launched as well. the company puts walkers through a background check. >> there's actually a very thorough vetting process for

all wag walkers, we hire less than 1% of the walkers that apply. >> she's a college student and can pick and choose her own schedule, making money on each walk she accepts. >> if i'm looking to buy a new pair of shoes, 20 walks a day. >> reporter: less stress for the dog owner and his best friend. wag is available in san francisco, los angeles, new york city seattle and chicago. tony tantillo is shopping for red grapefruit. >> texas red grapefruit have been around for a little while now. the prices are fantastic and the nutritional value is even better. only 35 calories per serving. and they're called texas red. isn't that beautiful?

you used to put it in sugar to make it sweet. you don't have to with these. a red tinge on the outside and red on the inside. shiny and heavy for their size. bring them home and store them on the counter. and the market price is great. it's the season. and i'm tony tantillo your fresh grocer. so eat fresh and stay healthy. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

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at the pumps. where to find gas for under two bucks a gallon. that's coming up tonight on kpix 5 news at 5:00. >> i want to know where those pumps are. >> i'll be watching too. and my son sent me a picture from norman, oklahoma, $1.18. >> wow. >> but then you have to live there. my apologies. have a great afternoon, everyone. >> bye.

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