did detain a man friday. he was their original person of interest who is now held on suspicion of murder. [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: a friend says he visited him and is innocent. >> that is not him. he wasn't the one. >> police say he was spotted around the area where the body parts were found but it is unclear what evidence they have on him. >> there was enough probable cause to believe he did commit the crime. >> reporter: authorities are not ruling out the possibility it may have been committed in another part of the bay area with the body parts brought to san francisco. the medical examiner is in the process of trying to identify the victim and the cause of death remains under investigation. >> it will be up to the district attorney to decide whether or not to charge him with murder. police have till tomorrow to hand over their case. >> cristina rendon in san francisco tonight, thank you. president obama joined the

chorus of calls for parents to get the measles vaccine. officials encourage vaccinations but some question the safety of vaccines and opt out. ktvu's allie rasmus is live where one group of doctors is telling patients to get the vaccine or go somewhere else. >> they put that policy into place two years ago but they stay is important to have. there are now 92 confirmed cases of measles in california. >> do you want go first with the shot? >> no. >> he didn't have a choice. they came in for their booster. they got their first shots, this is their second dose. >> all done. yea! >> reporter: they are going to disneyland in a couple weeks. the epicenter of the measles

outbreak that started in december. >> super scary. there is nothing you can do because it is air born. it is on surfaces. you want your kids to be protected. >> the doctors wanted all of their patients to be as protected as possible from the measles. a couple years ago they instituted a policy. >> children should have the mmr vaccine by age 2. and if not we ask them to find another doctor. >> get the shot or good somewhere else. he says the health of the kids who can't get the vaccine convinced him to enact the policy. >> we have lots of kids who are susceptible to measles. infants under a-year-old, children who have diseases. >> reporter: they have one of the highest rates of measles

vaccine exemptions for kids. the rates climbed in the last 15 years. peaked in 2012 with 8% not being vaccinated. it has gone down by 1% since then. >> it is deadly. we know 1-1,000 will get brain damage. it is a preventible illness. >> they have received hundreds of calls in the past couple weeks from parents wanting to make sure their kids shots are up to date. the latest case confirmed this morning, southern california. >> thank you. the new england patriots and their fans are on cloud 9 after last night's win in super bowl xlix. fans poured into the snow covered streets of boston after the last second interception and gave the patriots the win. with more snow today the parade

has been postponed till wednesday. here is what coach bill belichick and tom brady said about the win. >> probably the most gratifying thing is to win the game and then to celebrate with your teammates and your loved ones. >> in the end i couldn't be prouder of all the people in the organization, the players. the coaching staff. just all year long. this team grinded it out. >> reporter: h the super bowl turned -- the super bowl turned out to be be the most watched show in the united states. it was viewed by 114 million people. but with super bowl xlix now in the rearview mirror, the next stop is super bowl l. scott reiss sat down with the man who has one year to prepare the bay area for one of the biggest events ever held near. >> the new england patriots are the nfl champions. >> reporter: okay bay area.

you are up. >> we are next. we are excited about. we are live. we are on the clock. the super bowl l host committee is shifting into high gear. >> we have been hard at work well before super bowl xlviii in new york laying down the plans. it is a three year process to prepare for a super bowl. now we have one year left and we are moving into the final planning chapter. >> number one, operational. >> stadium preps. transportation. >> number two, awareness and marketing. number three, fan experience. kind of a big deal putting on the largest event in the world. fortunately they just completed a crash course. >> we are in the after glow of super bowl xlix. we had a fantastic experience in arizona, phoenix, glendale. we learned a lot.

from operational standpoint, the transportation, security, the stadium and from the fan experience, super bowl central. every super bowl takes on the personality of the host region. in this case it did that. >> reporter: super bowl l will unquestionably take on the permutes of the bay area. with a -- personality of the bay area with a slew of events. the end game daunting. >> we want the super bowl to unite and invite the bay area. >> reporter: the one thing that would push super bowl l into greatness, a home team participating. since the day levi stadium opened, fans have been dreaming with anticipation of their team playing that game on this field. >> that would be exciting. fun to see that. our job is to make sure we are ready regardless of who plays. >> to be ready in 370 days because the clock is ticking.

>> has to be enough time because we can't move the date. february 7, 2016. >> reporter: scott reiss, ktvu channel 2 news. for the first time in decade oil workers are going on strike, including the refinery in martinez. they called for the strike and they are already picketing in texas, washington and kentucky. 9 refineries are effected. it has been 35 years since they went on strike. they said they are concerned about worker safety, under staffing and fatigue. they decided to walk off the job after reject ag4th contract offer over the weekend -- rejecting a 4th contract over the weekend. . >> willing to talk beyond the midnight deadline and industry was unwilling and left no option. >> workers plan to picket on thursday after the plant shut down. during the strike they will

continue to take in crude oil and ship out what has already been refined. gas prices could go up if the strike drags on. people who share their homes through rental services are rushing to register with the city and county of san francisco. a new law just went into effect yesterday requires residents to prove they have liability insurance. ktvu's david stevenson is in the city with what else retired -- what else is required and why some say the law doesn't go far enough. . >> reporter: a number people went in to legalize their rentals, others raised questions about the enforcement of the law. >> thank you so much for the much. it was good memories. i want to come back again. >> reporter: the guest book at his home is filled with thank yous from guest whose rented a room here illegally up till now. >> positive experience over the

years. only big risk was i felt bad we were breaking the law. >> reporter: they signed up with the planning department. a new law requires those offering short term rentals to join a registry. >> we have had 300 calls so far. appointments scheduled. >> reporter: the law addresses the home and room share services. participates must provide a business regtration certificate with proof of -- registration certificate with proof of insurance and live in their home for 275 days a year. >> we are in the process. we don't look for people. [ indiscernible ] >> if you don't have a way of enforcing the rules, they become a paper tiger. >> he says the law doesn't address millions in back taxes

owed to the city and will deplete the supply of affordable units. >> in a housing crisis that is only going to make things worse. >> reporter: the process takes 2 weeks to register and costs $50. participates will receive a number, they will have to display with their listing and they told me they will hold sessions to educate their san francisco members. >> david stevenson in the city tonight. thank you. former president bill clinton returns to the bay area tonight for a speaking tour. the topic of the speeches hasn't been announced. investigators say a girl was sexually assaulted inside this door. >> that is sad. really is. >> the warning about how the suspect targeted his victim. >> using spy technology to make sure college students don't

skip class. the tracker schools are using to keep tabs on students. >> coming up, a warning about our air quality for tomorrow and when we will see rain. hey. these are good. what have you been feeding us all these years? kfc popcorn nuggets. 100% white meat, extra crispy, and made from the world's best chicken. try our kfc bucket and popcorn nuggets meal. these don't even come with a toy and i don't care. for over 60,000 california foster children nights can feel long and lonely. i miss my sister. i miss my old school. i miss my room. i don't want special treatment. i just wanna feel normal. to help, sleep train is collecting pajamas for foster children, big and small. bring your gift to any sleep train and help make a foster child's night a little cozier. not everyone can be a foster parent but anyone can help a foster child.

a water main break flooded the intersection of union and fillmore in san francisco today. we are over head about 11:45 a.m. this morning. two businesses were flooded and water was turned off for two blocks. no word yet on what caused the women -- water main break. pleading not guilty to sexual assault. the 19-year-old is accused of raping a woman in january on campus. if convicted he could face 10 years in prison. ktvu's azenith smith was in court as brock turner faced the

judge today. >> reporter: the judge issued a protective order. a restraining order against brock turner so he is not allowed near the victim. brock turner dropped out of stanford since the accusations and that is a relief to many students here. >> reporter: [ inaudible question ] >> reporter: brock turner walked into the courthouse without answering questions from reporters. defense attorney on one side. father on the other. he let his attorney do the talking, entering a not guilty plea to raping a woman outside a fraternity house january 18. documents state he admitted he had been drinking. he just wanted to hook up with the girl. >> these sexual assaults happen on campuses, at parties across the country. >> reporter: she praised the

grad students who saw the assault and tackled him before police arrived. >> if they are listening, thank you. thank you for doing the right thing. because of their actions they stopped a sexual assault. >> reporter: according to documents the victim told detectives she doesn't remember much from that night. >> i think that we forget because we are in the bubble of stanford and people aren't as aware of their surroundings, like we are safe. >> reporter: students protested before how stanford handled sexual assault cases. the university declined interviews but said it turned its finding to the district attorney's office and launched its own investigation. >> thinking about decisions and as you go about your life, this is something that will be on the minds of females and men. >> reporter: brock turner moved

back with his family in ohio. the judge said brock turner must be at every court appearance and the victim who is not a stanford student is recovering. brock turner is due back in court march 30. >> thank you. johnny manziel the quarterback for the browns checked in to rehab. a spokesperson confirmed the news today. johnny manziel won the heisman trophy and picked in the first round last year. but there were questions about his work ethic. the browns are standing by john mccain -- by johnny manziel during treatment. he caught a bob cat. it was trapped in a neighborhood near sacramento after neighbors complained about losing their pets. the cats are not uncommon but

they usually keep to themselves. >> they are around. they usually don't go after pets. >> more and more bobcats are coming out of the hills in such of water. speaking of water, and rain, we have some -- well decent news here concerning the possibility of -- [ talking at the same time ] >> yeah. a big pattern shift. different than we have seen for january. we know was dry. as we move forward now, the weather pattern shifts to a very productive rain pattern for us. not snow. a warm system. but rain. a long fetch of moisture coming in our direction. current situation, these are the highs today. mild. warm series of storms. temperatures remain in the 60s. not going to cool off much. not going to be great for snow pack. except the higher elevations but it will be real good for the bay area. let me back this out.

here is what we are talking about. a atmospheric river. pineapple express. a tap. think about -- hawaii? what does the air feel like? that air is coming this way. it will cool off over the ocean but it will stay warm and with the warm air it will hold a lot of moisture. warm air holds a lot of water. it will get here probably as we head into thursday night and it will stay put thursday, friday, saturday, sunday. and it is like a fire hose. extreme way to put it. but it can be. wherever it points it will get wet. right now it has it pointed over the -- to the north of the bay area. heavy, heavy rain. we have done well. this is what we had so far for rain.

when it goes through next week we will be back over 100% of average in santa rosa. well over 100% in san francisco and san jose. that is -- will be good. good news. it will rain. a matter of how far north the heaviest rain will be. you see the focus right now. this high pressure. as we get into thursday night, everything drops down. the moisture comes in. heavy rain. heavy rain goes north. changes everything. 2 degrees south, talking about potential flooding in the bay area creeks and rivers. we will watch it for you. not trying to scare you. this will happen. but we will get wet. we could get really wet. which would be great. could be similar to december that brought the creeks up. brought the creeks up and set us up with rainfall for december. which really got us through -- to this point.

anyway, back in it. next couple days. clouds. still warm. look at the temperatures. mid-60s. a lot of warm, moist air. thursday night it fires up. commute friday morning is wet. whatever you hear it will change between now and thursday. >> the only rain we had was in december. >> could be -- [ talking at the same time ] >> thank you. coming up here, a look at the super bowl ads that are getting the most attention and an 8-year-old sexually assaulted in a store while her mom was in another aisle and the predator used a well known method. >> julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> looking forward to the next super bowl at levi stadium. it is expected to bring big business from the south bay tosan francisco. we will look -- to san francisco. we will look at the preparations. and dozens of dogs rescued from

a home. how a shelter is bringing them back to health. these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m.

[ singing ] [ music ] here is where we all cried. budweiser's lost puppy commercials. the most popular ad of the super bowl.

the most watched on youtube. it wasn't the only ad people were talking about. a ad by the nfl took on a serious issue. modern dads also took center stage. >> daddy. >> few super bowl ads touched on a common theme. this commercial focused on dads declaring what makes a man stronger is showing that he cares. fatherhood, with this ad featured the reunion between father and son. 1994 for a few laughs. >> can you explain what internet is? >> reporter: they could tout technology in the new all electric car. >> can you twerk? >> maybe. [ music ] >> reporter: fiat featuring a

little blue pill. and things got sillier fromder eatoes and from -- from doritos and mercedes-benz. no need reinvent the wheel. mobile games had a couple super bowl spots as well. this getting the treatment from liam necine. the average spot set companies back 4 pite 5 million -- $4.5 million. the nfl ran a psa against domestic violence. . >> do you have an emergency or not? >> yes. >> you are unable to talk -- >> right. right. >> reporter: ktvu channel 2 news fox 2 news. >> reporter: men low college is dropping its football program. they said it doesn't make sense financially to keep it. only has 750 students and it

was the fifth smallest division 3 school to offer a football program. they will continue to field 12 varsity athletic programs. paying with kindness rather than cash. mcdonalds is rolling out a new promotion that lets people pay by giving someone else a compliment, a hug or a dance. pay with lovein'. >> good way to get people back. good way. >> mcdonalds on front street says it was featured in the promotion today. it runs through valentine's day. sheriff's deputies searching for a man who sexually assaulted an 8-year- old girl inside a store. and they say he used a well known methed to target the -- mygditude target a child. -- mygdudto target a child and -- method to target a child. >> why a blight light is so

valuable if someone should find what is left.

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tonight the sheriff's department says its top priority is finding a suspect who sexually assaulted an 8- year-old girl in a toy ill of a

-- aisle of a store. it happened sunday afternoon at a 99 cents only store. ktvu's noelle walker is there live. parents are disturbed by what happened. >> reporter: couple minutes ago i talked to a man who had his daughter with him, he was stunned. he was at the store. we saw investigators going from door to door here in the shopper center tonight while they try to find evidence and information about this suspect. and they are warning those parents to keep their children within their sight always. >> reporter: shoppers flocked to the 99 cents only store for bargains. >> pretty cheap. >> reporter: but he says cheap groceries come at a price. >> a lot of undesirables. at this location. you know? that be lurking around. >> looking for children that

are unable to defend themselves. >> the sheriff's department says on sunday, 1:45 p.m. in the afternoon an 8-year-old girl was the victim of a sexual assault inside the 99 cents only store. >> while she was playing in the toy aisle a man approached her and forced his hand down her pants. >> reporter: while the girl was playing with toys. investigators are wondering if this is the first time the suspect has done this. >> this is a -- a well known method that child predators use to target children. >> that is -- that is sad. really is. >> reporter: his very active three-year-old is never out of his sight. >> it is a job. you got to do it. you know, because their safety is in your hands. >> reporter: we saw other parents keeping their kids close. >> she will scream, you know,

stranger danger. i try to make that known to her. >> reporter: investigators are looking at surveillance video and interviewing the girl today. >> this case is a high priority for the sheriff's office. and warning anyone with children to always keep them close. >> the sheriff's department hopes to have a sketch of the suspect soon. he is a black man in his late teens standing 6 feet tall with a light complexion. he had a flattop haircut and was wearing a white t-shirt, dark jeans and black tennis shoes. if you have any information about the suspect or know anything about the assault, the sheriff's department wants to hear from those people. >> disturbing. thank you. tonight 2 investigates

uncovers leaking fire hydrants. the public utilities commission says they are a drop in the bucket compared to the total water delivered to the city. ktvu's melanie woodrow is in san francisco tonight and koved some of the fire hydrants -- discovered some of the fire hydrants were fix in 5, 6 months or longer. >> the public utilities commission says it aims to fix them within a few days but we found some that were leaking for months or longer. part of the problem may be in the p.u.c.'s paper work. the public utilities commission took over fire hydrant maintenance from the san francisco fire department around 2010. there are just 5 dedicated p.u.c. workers to maintain 12,500 fire hydrant. most leaks are reported to 311. the p.u.c. admits some were missed while

others took months to fix. this fire hydrant was fixed two days after it was reported but two months later it is still leaking. another fire hydrant took 49 disrepair. >> they don't come and take care of -- days to repair. >> they don't come and take care of it. to see water wasted while we paying high bills. >> work orders, the paper work. >> reporter: p.u.c. says while there were issues with the paper work he is confident the p.u.c. is on top of the repairs. the p.u.c. says the water lost from leaking fire hydrants is insignificant. we decided to measure how much water is lost, we will have the results tonight at 10:00 p.m. with the p.u.c.'s response to

our findings. >> seems like when you are in the middle of a drought every drop counts. melanie woodrow, thank you. in a half hour a panel is expected to present recommendations to law enforcement agencies in the wake of andy lopez shooting. they have been studying law enforcement practices since he was shot and killed in 2018. the deputy -- 2013. the panel was appointed following criticism on how officer involved shooting were handled. continued grid lock at the port of oakland, now it is impacting the wine industry. the lengths one business owner is going. >> the wedding between charles manson and his fiance may not happen after all. >> why one neighbor says these

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a wedding between charles manson and his 26-year-old fiance might not happen after all. their wedding license expires on thursday but visiting hours this last weekend was their last chance. if it moves forward they have to register for a new license. charles manson was convicted of

killing 7 people. firefighters battled two early morning fires today. 2:00 a.m. this morning firefighters responded to a call. 4 hours later they got a call the building was engulfed again. 40 firefighters responded and were able to prevent the fire from spreading. >> it was like -- smells like a cloud of smoke, orange flames. , like, i heard it, oh, my god. what is going on. >> seems suspicious? >> yes, it does. out one minute and then they have to come back again. suspicious. >> we spoke to the owner of the towing business he doesn't have insurance. i think it could have been intentionally set. investigators are looking into

it. no one was hurt. hidden cameras used to make sure college students are going to class. the different motives schools and parents have when it comes to keeping students in their seats. >> reporter: just because your parents aren't on campus doesn't mean no one is watching. colleges are turning to tracking devices to make sure students are going to class, electronic monitoring and hidden cameras. >> they view going to class as optional. >> reporter: student i.d. cards track attendance at villanova university. at university of arkansas administrators started electronically monitoring freshman as part of a pilot

program and harvard, researchers filmed classrooms to learn how many students were skipping lectures. >> whether it is the taxpayer or the parent, who whoever is pay -- whoever is paying the bills ought to decide. >> reporter: more than 4-10 full time college students fail to graduate in six years. graduation rates figure into closely watched school rankings. college and universities have a vested interest in getting your child to class. they have graduation rates to consider. >> reporter: parents can get in on the tracking too. the app will all the them when their child -- alert them when their child skips class and it costs $200. >> missing a one hour class is

the equivalent of throwing away $100. fox news. bright light across the north bay, what astronomers think it was. >> the port dispute put a stopper in the cork business. the effort suppliers are going to to make sure the wine industry doesn't shut down. >> a dry run in january. february looks like it will start out pretty wet out here. i will have the details on the rain that is heading your way. ♪

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the west coast port slow down is specting businesses -- is effecting business. ktvu's tom vacar has been covering the story from the beginning and you found one business that is considering going to great lects to try to work -- lengths to try to work around the grid lock. >> reporter: great lengths. you see this looks like a piece of wood but this is a player in the global wine industry because this is cork. the nation's dominant import arkansas and distributor of --

wineries makers all over america buy corks from the business. cork is sustainable. you punch the corks out of the bark, you bag them up. >> we are having a lot of conversations with customers. talking about the port crisis. they are asking for samples and orders and i don't have project. >> reporter: he has 17 containers caught up in the slow down dispute between longshoreman versus the shipping lines and terminal operators. >> we have 28 million stoppers down at the port right now. tied up. which i don't have access to and not sure when we will have access to. >> reporter: they are stuck in the mountains at the port. or some dropped off in mexico because there is not enough

space at the west coast ports. >> we are a service business. we are there service customers. if they don't have product we are done. >> reporter: they are asking some orders be dropped at east coast or gulf coast ports. trucking them to napa will cost $12,000 a load since east coast truckers are charging a premium. air 48 is 10 times -- airfreights 10 times sea great. >> if my cost goes up, we will do that. >> reporter: consider corks are part of the wine supply chain. everyone is getting caught up in the mess and we will pay a lot for that. reporting live, tom vacar, ktvu channel 2 news. >> we could only hope it comes

to an end soon. tom vacar, thank you. running an extra trip to san francisco to ease over crowding. it takes off at 8:48 a.m. depending on how successful it is it could become permanent and attract new passengers and bring in $120,000 in revenue. a storm that blanketed the mid-west is heading to the northeast. the mess left behind and how cities on the east coast are getting ready for a new round of winter weather. >> our buddy. punxsutawney phil. >> reporter: predicting more cold weather. handlers for punxsutawney phil said he saw his shadow this morning. which means six more weeks of winter. calling for more wintery conditions, 102 times since 1887. there were some cheers but some

didn't seem too thrilled with the announcement. the prediction is right on. a massive winter storm is hitting the northeast after slamming the mid-west. a foot and a half of snow in the chicago area. 2,000 flights canceled sunday. >> terrible. winter is definitely here. nice, though. we are due for snow. >> reporter: bringing more nasty weather to the east coast. boston could see 16 inches. and 14-inches in new york state. the storm is causing travel delays for commuters in the area. this was the 6th largest snowstorm in chicago history and it isn't done yet. up next is the northeast that is still recovering from the snow that fell last week. fox news. six more weeks of winter. dieing for a weekend of rain.

according it bill martin we might be getting it. >> most likely friday, saturday and sunday. real rain too. most of the heavy rain is to the north but it could shift south and bring us -- wouldn't that be great? 5 inches of rain. that would be a great help. again i will pull it out. nice to see the moisture tap. this is -- let's go -- back it out. here is hawaii. let's see how far that is. 2500 -- 2300 miles of moisture. like i said earlier, you have been to hawaii, you know how it feels, that is where the air is coming from. by the time it gets here it will be a ton of moisture. cooled down into the 60s. day time highs will -- even with the rain, mid-60s.

warm storm. you know who hates to hear this? the ski resort. we need the snow pack in the sierra. this time of storm has the potential to go up there and melt the snow. run it off early. we can't capture a lot of it and we lose the snow pack. a double edged sword. this is great. loving it. loving getting the rain. good amounts of rain. but in the mountains we could lose the snow pack. nothing going on -- they will get snow but the lower elevations could be melted. heavy rain. this line is what we will be tracking. it is too early to say it will drop down to san francisco, and just -- this is what we will be forecasting. within 36 hours of the event we will get better at it. right now just no heavy rain north. you saw that coming.

everybody else moderate to potentially heavy rain. it shifts one degree, game on. half foot of rain. 2 degrees this way, 2 inches of rain. inch of rain. a lot to go. long way to go. main event is friday. computer model. thursday night breaks down. the fire hose. right over the top of us. streams through. the resolution is weak. rainfall accumulations, the latest model, 7 inches of rain. north. maybe an inch and a quarter for san jose. and the bay area 2 inches. over the next 7 days. again, a long way out. the five-day forecast with your bay area weekend in view, so -- i said this the other day. models are really good at wet, dry, warm, cold -- but right -- we knew it would be wet.

now the models dial it in. that will be 48 hours out when we can say maybe a shot at 5 inches of rain. maybe 2 inches. it has potential. >> thank you. dozens of people saw it. some people thought it was a plane crash. the bright light that went across the north bay and why it could be valuable. >> julie haener is here now for what we are working on for 6:00 p.m. >> coming up, a former oakland raider arrested on super bowl weekend. the sing operation that lead to warren sapp's arrest. and what led to this coast guard rescue not far from the bay area. these stories and much more coming up new at 6:00 p.m.

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life's the food that brings us together. and kitchens where every meal is the most important of the day. tonight wee hearing the story we are hearing the story of a pregnant woman who delivered her baby on the freeway. >> my water broke on the freeway. >> she is trying to make it to the hospital in utah when her water broke. she pulled over and called 911. a highway patrol trooper came to help. this trooper we see rushing to her aid caught the baby. >> he was just in the emergency lane. i could feel the wind of the vehicles blowing by. >> i am grateful i have easy

labors. really am. even on the side of the road. [ laughter ] >> baby is doing great. dad was out of town. he was on the phone with mom right before she made that call to 911. >> incredible. much of the pre-packaged foods for toddlers contain salt and sugar. researchers looked into packaged foods for infants and toddlers. for toddlers a third of the dinners tested had added sugar and 7-10 were high in salt. researchers say parents need to look at nutritional information closely for the foods they choose. the manufacturers said the research doesn't reflect the wide range of healthy choices that are available. they said the study was done in

2012. eager to scour western sonoma county. over the weekend a meteor streaked across the sky. >> john fowler tells us despite the report of a brush fire at the time people may be in for a disappointing search. >> reporter: 8 minutes before 1:00 p.m. saturday afternoon. dozens of residents saw it. >> bright light moving across the sky. fiery. and enough to encourage people to think it was an airplane down. big and bright. >> reporter: similar to this fire ball two years ago. it probably weighed a couple hundred pounds. >> seen in the day time. had to be bright. somewhere in the size of a basketball. maybe bigger. >> reporter: the remains of meteorites are highly prized. scientists study them. collectors value them for their

beauty and rarity. >> one of the rarer types they could go for thousands ofs per ounce. they could be valuable. >> reporter: this shows where people reported seeing it in the sky along the coast. several witnesses thought it may have landed here nearby valley ford. these pictures from news chopper 2. there was a small fire reported nearby but they think the meteor broke up over the ocean. tough luck. john fowler, ktvu channel 2 news. the ktvu fox 2 news at 6:00 p.m. starts now. . >> super bowl xlix is in the books. now it is the bay area's turn and tonight preparations are underway for super bowl l at levi stadium. >> this is a celebration for the bay area. >> good evening. i am julie haener. >> and i am frank somerville. >> it is a year away but for businesses from the south bay to san francisco they say it is not too early to start planning

for super bowl l. ktvu's john sasaki is live tonight in the city. john? >> reporter: one year from now the party will be picking up as more than 1 million people flood the city. >> the city where cable cars climb half way to the stars know how to do it big. >> the energy will be high. >> reporter: parties don't get bigger than super bowl l. >> a celebration for the bay area. >> san francisco travel association president just returned from phoenix where he scouted out the super bowl celebration. >> so much work that needs to be done. we have to identify venues. work with sponsors. big parties. activities. >> one venue will host the nfl experience. mayor ed lee says it should be no problem