hosting sports biggest party. everywhere you look you are reminded how special this week is. hosting a super bowl is a win for businesses. >> there's a lot of free concerts and fun stuff around to check out. >> people are talking about the big game, who will it be, the panthers or broncos? >> i'm going to say panthers. >> hopefully the broncos pull it out because the panthers are future. >> who do you like? >> panthers. i like cam newton. >> can you do the dab? [laughter] >> who is going to win? >> the raiders are. go raiders! i wish they were there. >> and no the raiders aren't here as we all know. but at least he was a fun spirited guy. you can look around here and see a lot of heavily armed security here.

heart of san francisco. it is fortified. there are security check points to go through for people to come in here. it's a wonderful event and they want to make sure nothing happens to take away from that so you see a lot of heavily armed guards carrying weapons. there are snipers on the roof tops to make sure nothing goes wrong with this event. >> that shot of that lobster, how many pounds and did you partake in that? >> that was about a seven pound lob stare and it's $35 a pound so i passed on that. he was a meal for a small family. >> i heard parking there is $45 a day per car. so good luck with what you have to do. >> that's pretty good. $45 is good. [laughter] >> you know this is san francisco. absolutely.

our team is in california along with gerald. bringing you more than a week's worth of sports. jeff will join us in sports tonight at 6 and new at 6 julia simms tells us about the super bowl excitement in the nash county hometown of carolina panthers owner and founder jerry richardson. action plan. commissioners will hear public comments to hear more about the housing and community development needs of low income families and then prepare a plan on how to address those needs over the next year. a fayetteville man will spend the rest of his life in prison after a violent attack that left three people dead. he received three consecutive life sentences without the possibility of parole. he killed three people back in 2011. he went there to confront someone and attacked the others as they came by the home.

boyfriend. christopher davis is accused of shooting 63-year-old mason montgomery multiple times at a home on moore street this morning. montgomery was taken to the hospital with injuries to his hands and feet. davis is known to frequent areas along hillsborough street from rowan to ramsey streets and should be considered armed and dangerous. if you know where he might be call the fayetteville police. the inmates who broke out of a california jail planned their escape for six months according to investigators and abducted a taxi driver and drove to northern california where they fought about killing him. one inmate came back to santa anna with the taxi driver and later surrendered. another arrest in the case of a man accused of sending an article to help the inmates escape and the woman was set free due a lack of evidence. newly released documents

extremely cooperative throughout the investigation. the national transportation safety board revealed new reports today and includes transcripts with the engineers. the last thing he remembers is pushing the throttle forward to pick up speed and braking before he felt the train going too fast into a sharp curve. eight people died and 200 injured when the train derailed last may. the center of another battle. a company wants to turn it into a middle school. the buyer wants it rezoned for special use. here's more from gilbert baez. >> mary lynn has lived here for 53 years. they have stayed here during his rampage through fayetteville during the civil war. >> his troop stayed out here in my woods.

>> now another battle is about to begin jordan and other residents are putting up a fight to stop the home from being turned into a middle school with 90 students. >> if you had bus loads of children coming in and out all day how am i going to get to my property? if this street is blocked that's my concern. >> there are no busing. i can tell them that pick up and drop off is between 7 and 8:30 so it's not 90 students at one time. >> kristy has requested a special permit to make the change. she owns the academy and has a 100 pre-school and elementary students the residents concerns are unfounded. >> we are not tearing down the school. we are keeping it's integrity. we have the money to invest in it. we have an amazing education. >> jim is not against the school but thinks the operation will over whelm the community.

quiet neighborhood with the narrow streets and amount of traffic that would be generated by a school, we just don't think it's appropriate. >> that was gilbert baez reporting. she plans to improve the property and request it be rezoned as historic. there's a meeting on the request for the permit tuesday at 6 inside city hall. many state workers teachers and retirees could lose access to a popular health insurance option and costs for other options could rise. coming up the changes that lawmakers are considering. plus our newest health threat is now a global emergency. the steps health officials are taking to stop the spread of the zika virus.

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