and that breaking news is from san francisco. the person with a sheet over his head has been detained by police in connection with this week's discovery of a dismembered body. good evening i'm julie haener. >> and i'm frank somerville: a mayor break involving those parts found in san francisco. police have detained a person of interest in the tenderloin. we begin with jana katsuyama. she's at the hall of justice where we just heard from police. jana, what do we know so far. >> reporter: the police spokeswoman came out here and gave us a very short summery of what happened tonight.

there was a lot of activity -- a very short summary. police say they had found the person they were looking for in connection with the body parts found in a suitcase. this was in the tenderloin as a residential building called the sala burton manor. they had surrounded the entrance to that residential unit with about half a dozen police vehicles. and at some point they escorted that man out, that man had a sheet over his head. police put him in a squad car and drove away. this is the same person they were looking for earlier that they believe was a person of interest. here's how police officers say they found the person tonight. >> we did receive a phone call through our anonymous tip line about the person of interest could be located on the 400 block of turk street. officers responded and did in

fact, take into, not into custody but we did take the person of interest to the hollow justice. we do have that person. homicide will be working together with all the investigators and all the evidence that we have to find out whether or not this person of interest is in fact, the same person responsible for the crimes. >> reporter: and they emphasize that person has not been arrested at this time. he's being questioned. now the photo of the person of interest that they released earlier shows a man in a ball cap. they say that was a person they had been looking for. a resident of the apartment building there told me that he had seen that very same man going into the apartment building to visit a resident who lives up in the fourth floor. we could not confirm the identity of that other resident. but they did take one other person out of the building tonight. that person did not have a sheet over his head. we showed video of when he was escorted into his car and left

the scene. police tell me they are both cooperating with investigating. and again this is all about that body that was found on 11th street on wednesday. a dismembered torso. they did say today that they have been able to determine it is a light skinned male. at this point the medical examiner has not been able to give an identity. they are hoping these incident that is have been developing very rapidly tonight may help shed some light on that and perhaps find out exactly how that body got there. >> to clarify here. two possible persons of interest here tonight. >> reporter: they definitely said that person of interest that was in the video, that that is the person of interest directly involved in this. the second person they said they were taking in for questioning and they could not elaborate on what the relationship was between the two people or why they wanted that person to also come in. but they are expecting to be interviewing them here tonight

and expect to have more information for us in the morning as to what they've learned. >> all right, jana katsuyama in san francisco with these new developments tonight. jana, thank you. new at 10:00, a danger for pets. algea is poisoning dogs. debora villalon is live where district officials say for some dogs it's a little too late. >> reporter: if you're heading to lake chabot with your dog, we have to warn you about this. never before seen, but because of the drought, it's blooming now. >> healthy as can be.

walked her about five miles every day. >> reporter: when she let josey splash in lake chabot. >> completely unbelievable. like a nightmare. like when am i going to wake up. >> reporter: a few hours after the walk, vomiting, shock then coma. >> a complete shock. our kids are teenagers and they're devastated by it. >> reporter: the lake is showing a green tint. chabot is not a swimming lake, but off leash docks like to get wet. >> liver failures are the cases that we have. >> reporter: three dogs dead in two months. the poison is untreatable. >> three dogs, wow. in lake chabot.

>> not this guy though. >> reporter: there are sign at the lake but barely visible. most people walk right by them. >> they could be bigger. >> we took the kids in the boat and they were dragging the hands in the water. it wasn't until we got back that the people in the marina said we sure hope you didn't let your kids touch the water. >> we're all dog lovers. it's a horrible tragedy this has happened. >> reporter: the park officials are aware now that the signs are not visible enough. >> we're going to increase signs to make sure that people keep their pets out of the water. >> i'm sad to hear someone else lost their pet there. >> i took my dog out in about 10 hours. >> reporter: after their white shepherd was the first dog to die. nothing posted at the entrance they went in. >> our dog, he would have never crossed the gates into the park. i would have gone some where else.

>> i'm kind -- i'm really disappointed to be honest with you. >> reporter: you may recall lake chemiscal was closed while the green algea was eradicated. and many wonder why the same thing cannot be done here. but lake chabot is much bigger and it would be costlier to shut it down. new at 10:00, another security breach at mineta san jose. a security guard saw the man walking along the road on the side of a runway. the guard chased him. the man jumped the fence to get away and was injured. san jose police and the security guard then took him into custody. police say 39-year-old jose mendoza was cited and released.

no flights were impacted during the breech. tonight the man behind some of the biggest names in rap is under arrest for suspicion of murder. suge knight calmly put out his cigar as he was walked into jail. knight was on the set of a movie detailing the rise of the rap group nwa. an argument started then move into the parking lot of this restaurant in compton where deputies say knight ran over the two men and left the scene. one of the victims friend's says his death is a blow to the community. >> he was just a father figure to me and an an array of others that were troubled youth. >> suge knight was also accused

of driving the car from where tupac was killed in. the restaurant instagramed this picture. the stolen wine is said to be worth as much as $300,000. someone stole 76 bottles christmas day and all but four were tracked to a collector in north carolina and were recovered there last week. the person apparently didn't know the wine was stolen and is not considered a suspect. no arrests have been made. the cost to a ticket for the super bowl is climbing as the super bowl grows near. there aren't many tickets left and the price range from $5,000

to $6,000. >> reporter: luxury in the foothills of phoenix, crisp, clean, cutting edge and renting for. >> north of $100,000. >> for the week? >> for the week, yes. >> reporter: holiday rental.com specializes in luxury homes this is one of them. unique bathtubs, fire pits, a $10 million house with a lot of space. it's a pricey but popular option for football fans. >> provides them an experience that they can't get at any other place. any other hotel. >> reporter: hotel rooms in san francisco are already going fast for super bowl l. the westin st. francis says the nfl has already booked 80% of the rooms. >> the corporate role up in the nfl is just incredible sponsors and they're all looking to host events here in san francisco. there's a lot of discussion about getting people to the game. but making san francisco the place you want to be.

i know the nfl intends to make the city where all the action is. >> reporter: super bowl l committee host bruce. >> there are packages that will allow travelers to come into the market, find hotel and lodging. take advantage of the hotels the nfl has contracted already. >> reporter: getting those football fans to the game will be a challenge more so than super bowl xlix going from phoenix to glendale. it's equivalent of going from downtown san francisco to daly city. tack on another 45 miles then you're in santa clara. one reason bruce says he's created a transportation task force to work on a model that he says is still in the works. >> we have a whole other year of planning. clearly public transit, mass transit will play a role. both public and private transportation will be a key. >> reporter: instead of staying 45 miles away from the hotel fans may just want to rent a house closer to the stadium. >> we're at events across the country.

>> reporter: with that maybe bay area residents may consider renting their home super bowl week especially if they can get $100,000 for it. mike mibach, ktvu news. a well known black comedian says he was shooed away from a cafe where his wife was eating. the immediate action the cafe owner says he took. >> it's a terrible thing. >> i'm going to give you the best time to get outside this weekend. a long range outlook for some showers. >> next, a deadly case of bacterial meningitis at a bay area workplace. but what specialists say should calm fears.

the upcoming race for the republican presidential nomination was thrown wide open today when former governor mitt romney announced he will not be running again afterall. romney's surprise announcement raises the possibility of a new face at the top of the gop ticket. ktvu's ken pretty credit -- ken pritchett is here to tell us what he's learned. >> reporter: we're a year out from the primary but securing donations now can make or break a campaign down the road. mitt romney has tried and failed twice in his quest to the white house. in the last month with speeches and campaign styled stops he's more than hinted he might give it another go. >> you might have heard i'm thinking of running for president again. >> reporter: that ended this morning in a call to his

supporters. >> i decided it was best to give other leaders in the party an opportunity to become our next nominee. >> i'm not surprised at all. i think there's a sense of relief for him. and for the republican party and the country. >> reporter: thomas mann with the brookings institute says romney while competitive would have had a very difficult time winning the nomination. >> i think he came to the right conclusion. in fact, the party is looking for something new. >> romney said in his conference call he had the financial support and team to win the nomination but he had already lost his iowa strategist who jumped to the jeb bush camp. >> i think that was a clear indication that romney could not put the team together that he needed in 2015 that he had in 2012. >> reporter: romney is a respected leader who's likely role will be to bolster the

evidential nominee. romney met with chris christie for dinner tonight: he met with jeb bush last week who then came to san francisco giving every indication he would run. the list of potential candidates, bush christie, huckaby, santorum and perry, we could all see them coming to california in the next year. there will likely be a scramble for his campaign staff. >> it'll be interesting to see who separates themselvess from the pack. a big list of candidates. >> a year out. >> thank you, ken. california governor jerry brown won reelection easily last november and now we're learning he actually spent less than his opponent. final campaign reports are out and they show brown spent $5.9 million. republican neil keshkari spent

7.1 million including 3 million of his own money. still brown preceded him with 20% of the vote. a vigil was held in burlingame for a woman found floating near robert e.woley state park. today family and friends held a candlelight vigil for him near where she was found. they remembered what kind of person she was. >> always lending a helping hand. she didn't expect anything in return. just always there for our family and friends. and a very great person. >> reporter: the family tells us the cause of death is still unknown. it's believed that dillan had four children. ktvu's confirmed today a worker at an east bay call center has died from bacterial meningitis now coworkers are being warned to stay on alert.

as john fowler reports, it's a contagious infection that can lead to death or permanent brain damage. >> about 450 people work at this alameda work center for kaiser permanente -- one worker told us there's lingering fear after a female coworker died a few days ago. we obtained e-mails to a woman working here. it says kaiser has been advised the woman had bacterial meningitis and that employees who worked to near proximity have already been contacted. worry is normal says dr. arthur reingolg. >> those who recover may have permanent damage to the brain. people should generally be reassured that we really don't see transmission of this in the

workplace. >> reporter: in fact, he says that has never been known to happen in the united states. a second case of meningitis has been reported but that one is viral. not contagious, people recover in a few days. in alameda, john fowler, ktvu news. also tonight, we're learning tests came out negative for a second patient being tested for ebola. a person showing symptoms consistent with the virus was admitted on wednesday to a hospital in south sacramento. that person was cleared today and sent home. at uc medical center another patient who had ebola like symptoms also tested negative.

governor brown named today forwatsii day. he died 10 years ago. during the war he refused to comply with the order that sent 120,000 japanese americans to camps. there is now a move to make his birthday a national holiday. temperatures today were on the warm side again. yesterday we had big numbers, today we had big numbers as well. for late january and early february. 73 in santa rosa. that's up a couple of degrees. another warm one today as we made into your bay area saturday. saturday will be the warmest day we've probably seen this week and probably what we will see for the weekend. slightly will be slightly cooler. problems show up in the morning. we have fog along the coast now. a coastal fog. we're sandwiched between a nice looking system to the north that will miss us. we have another system to the south that's brought rain to

las vegas and san jose and we're right in the middle. and what that means, mild temperatures. coastal together right now. -- -- coastal fog right now. dense fog advisories around the bay. south bay and north bay and east bay. i don't think we'll have dense fog advices advice -- advisories tomorrow. this is in the daly city area and up to san francisco and south of market. you're going to see coastal fog. some where at 3:00 in the morning the winds are going to swap around and start coming out of the east. as they do. they're going to start to mix out the fog. should be clear tomorrow morning and clear out the valley fog as well. at least that's what the models are projecting. especially in the hills, not very windy where you live but enough to mix out the fog. less fog tomorrow, a warmer day.

today was pretty warm. tomorrow warmer still in the mid-70s. tomorrow slightly cooler. in the long range, i think there's a pattern shift that may help us out with the rain. i'll give you the details coming up. and the part of the bay area where people have the shortest commute. residents return to a apartment complex in the mission that was evacuated due to fire. >> 112 boxes, sculptures they're all up there.

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in san francisco, people who live in the building damaged by a fire were allowed to go in and get some of their

things. but what people salvaged pales in comparison to what they lost. >> reporter: as people finished going through the building, those who live here were allowed to salvage what survived. not from their apartments but from storage lockers in the basement. >> made out of cardboard and paint. >> reporter: but for artist karen vandine is not much of a rescue. what she values is still in her studio most likely irreparable damage by smoke and fire. >> my newest projects, 112 boxes, sculptures they're all up there. and i don't know if i'll ever be able to get them. >> reporter: she says the pain of what happened hits her in

waves. >> i'm 73, will i be able to do it again? who knows. >> reporter: health inspectors need to check for asbestos and other toxic materials. the fire department says it's still determining the official cause of the wednesday evening fire. unofficially word among residents is that an unattended religious candle may have started it. the fire left 50 people without homes. the future of about 10 businesses are also in doubt. they occupied the bottom floor. small operations destroyed by the river of water firefighters needed. one of the shops is costa bella a boutique full of damaged merchandise. >> will you be able to open? >> i don't know. maybe not. i'm not sure. >> reporter: it's still unclear if the building will be renovated or gutted. they're afraid a renovation

will end up like the building next door, million dollar condos. rob roth, ktvu news. in the east bay, people are mourning the loss of an inspirational coach, husband and father. todd france lost his four year battle with lung cancer this afternoon. he was just 48 years old and he didn't even smoke. french touched the lives of a lot of young athletes he coached lacrosse and football across the tri valley including at san ramon high. french was more than a dedicated coach, he was passionate about helping them develop their skills. tonight kids are bringing candles and lining the driveway in danville. a candlelight vigil is now planned for tomorrow night. tom french is survived by his wife michelle and their two sons dustin and cole. a funeral is being scheduled

for next sunday. and i know this story is personal for you because you knew him personally. >> he's a great man, a great coach and we're going to miss him. our hearts go out to his family. and the convention brought out thousands of people. how they say horror helps them deal with their own fears. but first. >> it's not your imagination, commute times are getting longer in the south bay, east bay and beyond.

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an update now on tonight's breaking news. san francisco police have detected a person of interest in the case of a body found in a suitcase. police escorted the man out covered in a white sheet. he's the person they've been searching for since wednesday

when they found that suitcase on 11th street. an anonymous caller tipped them off. officers found the body at a residential building. now a second person was also taken in tonight for questioning. police plan to question the man and could have more details tomorrow. drivers now it, bay area commutes are getting longer and tonight newly compiled data compiles just how much longer. the metropolitan transportation commission says the average bay area commute time has increased more than 16% since 1980. the average commuter who used to spend 24 minutes on the road now spends 28 minutes on the road. new at 10:00, ktvu's cara liu now in the bay area where drivers say all that time in the car can sure feel like a waste, cara. >> reporter: silican valley is of course one of the bay area's major job centers and believe it or not, many silican valley workers have some of the

shortest commute timeless. -- commute times. no one was going any where fast during the friday drive home. >> it can be pretty tiresome. >> it can at times feel like wasted time. yeah. like time in my life that i just won't get back. >> i don't know how people live here in all this traffic. >> it's congested. it's-- i have to do what i have to do. but it's not good. >> reporter: the bay bridge, 80, 680 were slow going as well. newly gathered data shows the commute has increased four minutes since 1980. the average commuter now spends more than 28 minutes. santa clara county has the most residents 88% who work and live in the county. >> there are so many jobs in santa clara county. >> reporter: and across the bay area, santa clara county residents have some of the

lowest commute times averaging 25 minutes. alameda county folks spend nearly 25 minutes commuting. san francisco residents more than 30 and contra costa county more than 34 minutes. >> the longest commutes, not surprisingly are found in places like eastern contra costa county like antioch, oakley, brentwood by and large have the longest commute times. >> reporter: those who use caltrain average 42 minutes getting to and from work. another tidbit, our commutes are still better than those southern mayor metropolitan areas including new york, dc and l. a. frank back to you. >> one of the benefits of working 3:00 to 11:00, you don't have to deal with the

commute. sega said it will move operations from its building at the foot of potrero hill to southern california. the move is expected to be completed -- we talked to one gamer tonight who called sega the god father of video games. >> it would be like sega actually leaving the city like dying. but what are you going to do, it's the industry. >> the company has had its struggles lately. it also said it's going to offer early retirements to almost 300 employees most of them in europe. and there's a new controversy surrounding the owner of a cafe. an employee was fired for what she did. >> reporter: elm wood cafe

nestled on college avenue and russell street is reeling from a backlash they never expected. the bay area w canal bells visited the popular spot monday on his birthday and what happened next resulted in this blog posttitled happy birthday, have some racists from elmwood cafe. >> i heard about it like most people did. i wrote about it on the internet and i was just horrified. it's terrible. >> reporter: michael pierce is upset and more than apologetic and here's why. bell who is african american wrote that he visited the cafe for breakfast then returned for lunch. his wife who is white was sitting outside with her friends when she walked up and showed them a book he had just purchased. then pierce says that he heard a knock on the window. he said that he turned and saw

one of the employees. he said upon learning that pierce was married to one of the women, she apologized. >> this is not who we are. this is not what we stand for. you know and that's why i made the decision to terminate the employee. >> reporter: many people took to yelp to criticize. but customers say the actionsover one do not reflect the actions of all. and pierce wants his customers to know that. >> i just feel awful. i really want to apologize to him and his family. >> reporter: cristina rendon, ktvu. what the computer models are showing about our next chance for rain. >> and just days after a young woman is killed while out on a run. the city of san jose is making

changes in hopes that making its center.

a frightening accident in san rafael today, this delivery truck came rolling down a hill and smashed right into the garage of a home. san jose fire says the truck ended up 4 feet into that garage destroying it and likely

totalling the car inside. the delivery driver told investigators he put on the parking break and jumped out and that's when the trucks just started rolling. he says he ran after it but couldn't catch up. there was one person inside the house but that person was not hurt. family and friends held another vigil tonight to honor a 24-year-old south bay woman killed while out for a jog. members of the siek community held this candlelight vigil. she was laid to rest today. pabluk was out running when two cars that were racing lost control and hit her. her family said something had to change in that stretch of roadways and city officials agree. >> there's actually more people killed by cars than by guns in san jose. and that really should not be acceptable. >> reporter: the city already set up a permanent radar feed back sign.

and they'll possibly look to add a traffic signal in that location. in daly city, police are asking for help tracking down a man who offered a young girl money for sex. the police department released this sketch of the man. the incident happened in early december in the area of 87th street. investigators say the man walked up to the girl and offered her $800 for sex. but when he saw the shocked look on her face he reportedly took off. he is described as a hispanic male in his 20s about 5'7" with a slender build and was wearing a black puffy jacket. authorities are settling up new rules to provide more accurate locations to 911 operators. wireless phone companies must include vertical coordinates for people calling from high rises. the rules will be faced in over the next two years.

the fcc chairman says this will help ensure safety in more than 40% of american homes that rely exclusively on cell phones and have no land lines. cargo, a lot of cargo. backing up at the port of oakland. still ahead here the concern that this backlog is starting to cause a lot of food to go to waste. >> chief meteorologist bill martin is updating his forecast. the final word on the weekend and what lies ahead. >> it's been sold out for a month. it's a convention for zombie and horror fans. a convention that starts tomorrow and we'll take you through it tonight.

new at 10:00, boy it is a big weekend in san francisco for anyone who loves zombie movies, horror movies or scifi movie. it's a convention that's set to start tomorrow. >> and amber lee is live where

organizers are getting ready. amber. >> reporter: starting tomorrow, three buildings here at fort mason will be filled with fans, actors and vendors a gathering of like minded people. night of the living dead, a count classic. it came out in 1968. a film about people trying to survive a zombie invasion. shown on ktvu own creature feature series. and later a music video. michael jackson's thriller where the actor morphed into a zombie. fast forward to the present, people are paying tribute to of the dead. up to 18,000 people are expected over the weekend at the sold out event. it's not just a thrill of the

scare. >> i end up screaming at the television, yelling at the television. >> reporter: the zombie acopolypse can be related to an -- that conflict is never between the zombies and living but how people treat each other in a world where they're stripped of material things. >> nothing means anything except can you survive. how do you go about surviving. >> reporter: fans say they learn about themselves and choices they may need to make in a real life crisis such as the aftermath of a severe earthquake. >> how would you cope? >> you dig through the rubble

and to find the cultural artifacts that are hidden within the films themselves. >> reporter: pop culture experts say zombie movies are important. because they engage us in dealing with what's causing us with angst. when it's over we can walk away. >> night of the living dead has to be one of the scariest movies i saw as a kid. we are hearing claims that a lot of perishable food is going to waste in the port of oakland because of a dispute. there's a backlog of orders. the owner showed up and found the oranges without refrigeration. the contract is between the port and dock workers.

wall street closed with more losses. the dow is down 251 points. nasdaq dropped 48 and is down 2% for january. a warm day today as we talked about it. it's been that way really all week and most of january. we've had very warm daytime highs. continues dry. 73 in santa rosa. a listing of temperatures. not much different. sandwiched between two weather systems we talked about that. here's the system to the south that's been productive for southern california. vegas, southwest united states. and this system here is nice looking but it's going to wrong way. it's going right up and over. we're in the middle here. we have coastal fog now. that's a pretty good dose of fog. the fog is showing up in the valley. you have both kinds of fog like we had today. or last night and this morning. but i think the way it's shaping up the winds are starting to blow a little bit offshore. i think this fog by morning

hours is going to be gone. so i don't think we'll have the same dense advisory issues we had this morning. current temperatures are in the 40s. overnight lows will be in the mid- and low 40s. the winds right now we've got a 13-mile an hour wind at fairfield. that's an indication the winds are starting to clock around a little bit. oakland is coming out of the north. with a north-northeast wind that should mix out a lot of the valley fog. it should be gone pretty quickly. so this low pressure center to the south, it stays south, showers stay south. and we're under a high pressure center that keeps us high and dry saturday and sunday. sunday not half bad but instead of low 70s. sunday will be the high spots will be in the 60s. here we are with a chance of rain. this is monday now. you see the jet streams further south. it's been up here for the month. now it's further south. now it's not going to rain on monday but watch what happens on thursday and friday. because the jet stream is

further south it offers an opportunity for more weather to come through. some of the models are suggesting thursday night into friday some significant rain. forecast highs tomorrow, 70 in concord, 67 in hayward. the santa clara valley with a little fog possible like this morning. the five day forecast, the bay area weekend in view. warmer and breezy tomorrow. warmest day on the weekend. sunday not half bad either and like we were talking about earlier in the 5:00 and 6:00. super bowl sunday the weather is going to be outstanding for wherever you are. down in phoenix it's going to be nice. it's going to be beautiful here. >> i'll be in my living room. >> yeah. >> it's going to be nice out. >> if you want to get out early. >> it's going to be nice. >> thank you bill. for the first time in 30 years yosemite is raising vehicle entrance fees. the cost of a seven day pass to yosemite is going to increase from the current $20 to $25 during the offseason and $30 during high season.

an annual pass is set to go up from $40 to $60. park officials also plan to increase campground fees by roughly 20%. mark is here now with sports. it's kind of weird to say but the warriors are working on a losing streak here. >> two in a row, we're not used to that. just one week ago tonight, clay thompson lightened it up -- lighting it up. not so much. he missed three of his free throws. and barkley said warriors aren't everyone in the top three. he might have had a point. teams with no free throw shooters can't advance. not much inside presence.

the warriors have been outrebounded in the last couple of games. 116-89. you see rudy gobert working hard to get it to go back in. the warriors didn't have a single lead and this picture tells the story. that's steph curry a little bummed out. and the warriors never really went on a run tonight as they lose their second in a row. the stanley cup is locked up tight. some where in a trophy case. and the sharks at least at this point just don't have the tools to get their mitts on it. wildly in consistent season so far as they work out today in preparation for the blackhawks tomorrow night. this is a team that in his last 10 games, the sharks have gotten two wins, two loss, two wins, two losses two wins. they're hoping last night's five goal second period explosion is a hint of what's to come. but according to their coach they have a ways to go. >> you go to sleep for three or four shifts and you're behind and sometimes you can't come

back. it's really changed a lot. in my first year in the league you could get away with playing your b game and win. that doesn't happen anymore. >> anyone who has ever picked up a golf club has experienced the frustration that game can bring. can completely relate with what tiger woods is feeling. never done this before. down in the dumps at the waste management open. female announcer: save up to $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic. even get three years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. keep more presidents in your wallet. sleep train's presidents' day sale is on now! ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪

it is called the waste management open in arizona. could not be better named for tiger woods. he kept his sense of humor afterward. he simply said i'm just talking to you guys so i won't get fined. >> well failing to make the cut. second round 82 boots him out of the proceeds and a little example of his nightmare round. one triple bogey, one double bogey, three bogeys, martin laird by the way is your leader 10-under par. tiger will also be watching the super bowl on tv. it is the annual state of the state address. roger goodell expressed the

need to improve relations. instant replay will probably be approved soon. from goodell to odell, he's in the guiness book of world records. 300 catches made. that's drew pwraes the one that's putting it right there for him. if you're wondering who's record he broke, nobody. because it's the first time it has ever happened. and you guys were asking me on the early show for a super bowl prediction. >> that's right. >> just have a feeling that it's beckham game down in vegas. they can't make up their minds. i figure it's going to be the new england patriots 30-26. >> seems like a lot of people are picking seattle. >> i'm going with seattle.

it's a split. >> i hate to bet against tom brady. >> thanks for joining us tonight. have a good weekend everybody. good night. >> good night.

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