. >> san fan police want to keep you from being a victim of a secret shopper scam that begin was a priority tail envelope. they get a check for $3,000 with a message they've been picked to test western union. and asked to cash that check, take $200 and wire the rest back to the sender via western union. >> ranko cordova police are delivering bait packages to homes that contain a gps device that activates when moved. >> we'll follow these people and maybe find more products. >> i don't want to pay for something twice. i probably couldn't do that. >> if theyatch the thieves they can face felony charges and more than a year in jail. >> if some san francisco leaders get their way, people on bikes rb able to roll through stop signs. some supervisors and the mayor are trying to put the brakes on this idea. >> the police chief says in the first nine months of the year, there were 447 collisions between bicyclists and cars and believes it's unacceptable to encourage them to break the law. but they say, it keeps them safer. cyclists say in places like boise, idaho and amsterdam, there are fewer coll

. >> san fan police want to keep you from being a victim of a secret shopper scam that begin was a priority tail envelope. they get a check for $3,000 with a message they've been picked to test western union. and asked to cash that check, take $200 and wire the rest back to the sender via western union. >> ranko cordova police are delivering bait packages to homes that contain a gps device that activates when moved. >> we'll follow these people and maybe find more products. >> i don't want to pay for something twice. i probably couldn't do that. >> if they catch the thieves they can face felony charges and more than a year in jail. >> if some san francisco leaders get their way, people on bikes rb able to roll through stop signs. some supervisors and the mayor are trying to put the brakes on this idea. >> the police chief says in the first nine months of the year, there were 447 collisions between bicyclists and cars and believes it's unacceptable to encourage them to break the law. but they say, it keeps them safer. cyclists say in places like boise, idaho and amsterdam, there are fewer co

police officer. to fans andologized the san antonio police department. because he is a senior, he will not play for the team again. he is charged with felony assault on a police officer. in collegebig day football. the top four teams kickoff in the semifinals. capital one orange bowl, oklahoma against clemson tigers. kickoff is at 4:00. at 8:00, the goodyear cotton bowl classic. michigan state facing alabama. the winners of the two games will play in a national championship on january 11. a lot of people hoping for a little good luck. the powerball jackpot is now at 334 million dollars. more than 32,000 tickets won prizes last night. no one matched all six numbers. lottery officials expect to sell more than 700,000 powerball tickets on saturday alone. maybe we should play, doug. doug: you never know. buyy: if we win, we can good weather. the weather is turning our favor a bit. starting to see a little sunshine. a look live across the city, you see glimpses that the clouds are starting to break a bit. we are making progress. 54 now. the wind out of the no

. >> reporter: kohrs is a local sensation in the san francisco police department. fans 06 his good looks began posting pictures to a facebook page, the hot cop of the castro that now has 52,000 friends. we asked him about it back in july of last year. >> it's quite entertaining. i just, i just roll with it. >> reporter: tonight, kohrs is facing two felony hit and run. the latest picture of him to be posted, this black and white from the county jail. a police spokesman says the seven-year veteran was on medical leave and when he comes off that leave, he will be put on suspension. the two victims of the collision remain at san francisco general. a friend of one of the men says he's improved from critical to fair condition. >> broken jaw in three places. broken leg. but they're going to take x-rays and are probably taking them now to find out where it's broken. >> reporter: told nbc bay area that his friends were heading home from a nightclub when they were struck. both are expected to survive. investigators are looking into whether christopher kohrs was under the influenc

trevone boykin is accused of hitting a police boykin was arrested early this morning, after a bar fight near san antonio's river walk. police say the fight started when fans started heckling him. boykin has been charged with felony assault on a public servant and was released today on bond. t-c-u's head coach suspended boykin from saturday's alamo bowl for quote- "violation of team rules." "we don't know whether he was swinging at the officer or whether he was swinging at somebody behind him. i don't know, but in any event, the officer was struck in the face. and it's my understanding he was injured from that hit." police say the officer was treated for a swollen face but was otherwise doing okay. the game saturday against oregon would have been the last for boykin, who is a senior. coming up...looking back on the big stories of 2015. we'll never forget this one. the charleston church shootings stunned the state and the country. there are several strong storms moving towards sc from ga, therefore the flooding remains a concern today. thursday the rain chance falls to 50% during the day and then down to 30% that night. high: 70. the front will cross the ar

fans lining up at all hours day and night to get the best possible seat. some police departments will be patrolling those after concerns following san bernardino and paris. c bay area's ian cole is live in walnut creek with police are keeping a close eye on the crowds and looking for rogue "star trek" fans. >> reporter: yeah, absolutely, jessica. you know, this is supposed to be one of the largest movie premieres in more than a decade. check out this line. this is 2 1/2 hours before the first showing, but police here want to make sure that these fans are not only safe inside, but that they feel safe so that they can enjoy themselves. ♪ there's been growing anticipation for the new "star wars" for years. especially among those diehard fans who have no trouble waiting for hours to get in. >> being nauseous to your stomach because you can't wait and finally it's here. >> reporter: movie theaters around the country are bracing for a massive turnout. >> this is great. this is the experience we've been waiting for. >> reporter: but there's also growing concern among law enforcement. >> we've also received calls from parents asking if it's safe to send children

fan fest ever here or nfl experience. i would just say as police chief here in san francisco, you are all invited. >> thank you, chief. now i would like to introduce our very own fire chief chief hayes white. >> good morning, everyone. like the two previous speakers, san francisco is very enthusiastic about hosting super bowl 50. although we won't be in shoulder pads and cleats. the people behind me gathered around the city are like a team. we are the team preparing, planning and communicating about what's going to happen end of january, beginning of february. we are very well prepared and that's what you see today with the men and women of san francisco county and state and regional partners. what i want to advocate to those visiting san francisco is we will do our utmost to keep everyone safe. we operate at a high level in san francisco. we know there will be additional challenges but we are up to the challenges and as a team we are practicing and per -- perfecting and we are going to assure everyone that we are going to respond to emergencies outside of the super bowl as well as those coming to the super bowl. chie

fans. because of what the police here in san jose have asked you, they don't want the fans here to show upntil 6:30. is that correct? >> as a public building, we're limited to sidewalk laws. 6:30 this morning we have got on the okay and they can line-up. >> this is a safety concern? >> yeah, it is across all theaters in the bay area. we're all doing pretty much the same thing. we want to see your smiling faces. please wear your robes but wear your masks, light sabers and blasters at home. >> i'm assuming you're sold out. when did that happen? >> when the trailer debuted during monday night football on october 19th we sold out that night for the 7:00 and 10:00 p.m. and we're selling out pretty much right after that. we are now first available ticket is thursday. >> wow. all right, michelle duncan, thank you very much. i'm envious. i don't get to see it until tomorrow. may the force be with you, always. all right, guys, screening tonight at 7:00. coming up in about a half hour. there are people in the south bay who are watching the previous six movies right now in a marathon leading up to th

fans arriving in indianapolis should expect extra security. following the deadly shootings in san bernadino, indianapolis police put up additional cameras near the stadium, and they've also added officers. the big ten championship kicks the big ten championship kicks off saturday night at 7:17 on fox 17. the home team hawkeyes are 3 point underdogs. hawkeye fans are ready for a big bowl trip, and they should get one, win or lose. winebrenner red carpet travel sets up bowl packages for hawk fans, and not surprisingly, the phone rings off the hook. but there are several different scenarios that could play out over the weekend. if iowa wins, it's easy. the hawks make the college football semifinals, either the cotton bowl at cowboys stadium, or the orange bowl in miami. both games new year's eve. but if the hawks lose, they could wind up new year's day at the fiesta bowl, or the even more desirable rose bowl. near worst case scenario, iowa loses to michigan state and heads to the peach bowl in atlanta. that game is new year's eve when they told me that i was diagnosed with cancer, all i could think of was my kids and that i didn't want to leave the

fan fest ever here or nfl experience. i would just say as police chief here in san francisco, you are all invited. >> thank you, chief.ow i would like to introduce our very own fire chief chief hayes white. >> good morning, everyone. like the two previous speakers, san francisco is very enthusiastic about hosting super bowl 50. although we won't be in shoulder pads and cleats. the people behind me gathered around the city are like a team. we are the team preparing, planning and communicating about what's going to happen end of january, beginning of february. we are very well prepared and that's what you see today with the men and women of san francisco county and state and regional partners. what i want to advocate to those visiting san francisco is we will do our utmost to keep everyone safe. we operate at a high level in san francisco. we know there will be additional challenges but we are up to the challenges and as a team we are practicing and per -- perfecting and we are going to assure everyone that we are going to respond to emergencies outside of the super bowl as well as those coming to the super bowl. chief

." >> "star wars" has fierce fans all the police department are peeving up patrols to help weapon fans safe. extra officers will be on hand on san mateo street when the movie officially opens tomorrow. the department made the "star wars"--esque video reminding folks to have fund but do not go to the dark side or leave valuables in the car. >> you including storm trooper outfits are on anything you are bringing with you. >> businesses near the theaters hope to cash in on the crowds. we specific to the manager of king finish and he is -- kingfish and he is ready to accommodate the fans. >> a field trip to see santa was canceled according to our media partner. this involves kindergarten students at the elementary school in san jose. the administration canceled the trip to santa after a complaint by a jewish mother who is concerned having kids visit santa unfairly imposes a religion on all students and now angry parents will attend a board meeting foam and threat an student walk out tomorrow if the district fails to re-instate the annual santa trip. >> a judge is expected to announce if the suspect in the oikos university shooting i

fans arriving in indianapolis should expect extra security. not just in the stadium, but on the streets too. following the deadly shootings in san bernadino, indianapolis police put up additional cameras throughout downtown, and they've also added officers. the new world of so called "soft targets". the big ten championship kicks off saturday night at 7:17 on fox 17. the home team hawkeyes are 3 point underdogs. hawkeye fans didn't expect this ride, and they can't wait to see where and when it ends. there are five bowls still in play. if iowa wins, it's easy. the either the cotton bowl at cowboys stadium, or the orange bowl in miami. both games new year's eve. but if the hawks lose, they could wind up new year's day at the fiesta bowl, or the even more desirable rose bowl. near worst case scenario, iowa loses to michigan state and heads to the peach bowl in atlanta. that game is new year's eve afternoon. nfl, packers lions the cyclones sweep their way into the second round of the ncaa volleyball championship. isu blanks miami. cyclones play wisconsin friday. erie, as in pennsylvania, not lake. iowa energy visiting. zeke jones scores 27 for iowa. but that's no

san francisco. >>> three teenagers are under arrest after police say they threw a rock from a win through a window of a s.w. a.t. fan. police say the rock shattered the passenger window of the van and struck the officer in the forehead. they say he was bleeding so profusely that his fellow officers initially thought he had been shot. the injured officer was treated at a local trauma center and has been since released. the three teenagers were detained in the area. police say they admitted to throwing the rock and they were sorry. >>> today the san jose city council set to vote on a special memorial for a police officer who died in the line of duty earlier this year. michael january johnson grew up in san jose and had been a police officer with the city for 146 years. he was kimed during a stand-off with jesus sigh dahl man last march. the state has approved naming a five-mile stretch of highway 87 in san jose in memory of johnson. the city council must now approve spending $6000 for memorial signs. his mother remembers bikeriding with him on that section of freeway when it was under construction. >> we were kind of

. >> reporter: now we learned police in san mateo and fremont are doing the same thing so the fans can enjoy themselves. this line is huge. this is about 300 people here wait to go get into the showing in about two hours. reporting live, ian cull, nbc bay area news. >>> hard to believe with all the hype there are still tickets available for the new star wars movie. imax showings are sold out. you can get a seat if you want to go late tonight. we looked online and found seats available in oakland and san jose. many theaters added more screens to handle the mania. studios even changed other movie releases so they wouldn't be outdone. i am going to be in a princess leia outfit. >> how gorgeous. >> i'm kidding. of course i don't have a costume. >> i would go as an ewok because it's so cold outside. >> or chewbacca. >> let's check the forecast with jeff ranieri. >>> some great movie viewing weather the next couple of days with the rainfall coming our y way. you can see we'll start to get the rainfall moving back in. it looks like the north bay, also san francisco. the best chance of some is

fans. quarterback tre von boynkin won't be playing on saturday. that's because police in san antonio say he punched an officer. the officer was at the bar this morning toic bra up a fight that started after boynkin exchanged words with a bartender. texas christian university takes on the oregon ducks saturday in the alamo bowl. >> right now, artists are putting the final touches on their floats in pasadena, california. nearly a quarter of a million spectators will line the streets tomorrow morning to watch the rose bowl parade and you can see it right here on nbc 4. there will be increased security because of the recent terror attacks and pasadena police chief says there's been no credible threat on the parade. >>> the mother of the affluenza teen has now been formally charged for helping him run off to mexico. tonya couch is in a las vegas jail. her bond set at $1 million. prosecutors say she and her son ethan fled the country after violating his probation after he killed four people in the 2013 drunk driving crash. nbc's gabe gutierrez has a look at what's next for mother a

. >>> the new "star wars" movie is so big that bay area police departments are beefing up patrols to keep the fans safe. extra officers are on san mateo streets when the movie opens tone. department made this "star wars" youtube video reminding folk s to have fun. but do not leaf valuables in your car. >> items of value including flashers and storm trooper outfits anything you could be bringing with us. >> businesses near the theaters are hoping to cash in on the "star wars" crowds and we specific to the manager of kingfish in san mateo and he said he is ready to accommodate the fares. >> still ahead, new developments in the santa barbara terrorist shooting with the latest. >> the big decision to bullet more, a day after a deadlocked jury could not reach a verify in the death of freddie gray. >> that is the san bernardino terror shooting. >> the near death experience for a kitten at a row cycling center a kitten at a row cycling center and how the account is that the cat was save ♪ ♪ discover unexpected treasures, for the people who least expect it. find thoughtful gifts at amazing prices everyday at t.j.maxx, marshalls and home

police when she saw the pictures up load to her account. >>> this time tomorrow eager fans will be sitting in their seats for "the force awakens." these fans in san francisco will be in their seats and a skimmer scam hits a popular bay area supermarket. safe way has a message for worried customers. >> and a cute cat. listen to that. her death defying adventure. >> i'm sandhya patel. live doppler 7hd is tracking our next system that will bring us rain. and there is another one to follow before the week's up. details coming up. >> thanks very much. here is a look at what is coming up on "jimmy kimmel live" after abc7 news. >> thanks, dan and ama. donald trump and an all new mean tweets. >> someone asked jeb if he would kill baby hitler. he said he would. >> do you hinge he would kill -- do you think he would kill baby hitler? >> no. announcer: sunday's your last chance to save big during sleep train's triple choice sale. for a limited time, you can choose up to 48 months interest-free financing on a huge selection of tempur-pedic models, or choose to save $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic mattress sets. you can even choose $300 in free gifts with

san francisco police. >> the warriors are finally back home, and look a little rested. we'll go to oracle, and hear from fans, as a new winning streak gets started. >>> new at 10:00, the santa clara county sheriff met with the naacp and the members of the public in the wake of a scandal involving her department's racist text messages. the text, included derogatory comments about jewish people and african americans. sheriff lori smith who attended to the's meeting at a church in san jose, says she was appalled by the messages, and has placed several guards involved in the scandal on administrative leave. she also says she's hired an outside firm to investigate. smith says the texts are not reflective of her department as a whole. >> the people that we've identified involved in these racist texts are fewer than ten. we've got great hard working people that do a great job every day. >> community leaders are calling for the guards who sent those messages to be fired. >>> now to san francisco where the police officer's union renewed its call for stun guns. this comes in the wake of the officer involved shooting d

fan, you've got to appreciate great basketball. >> that's right. >>> more fallout in san francisco over last week's deadly police shooting. in 20 minutes, the response by the naacp today and the calls for the police chief to resign. >>> first, more protests in chicago. up next the federal investigation surrounding the police department following the shooting death of a 17-year-old boy. >>> welcome back. new this morning a suicide truck bombing in eastern afghanistan targeted a police station. at least 12 people were injured including seven police officers. the blast was so powerful, a crater was left where the truck was detonated. no one has claimed responsibility for the attack at this point, but the taliban are pretty active in that part of afghanistan. >>> today marks 74 years since the japanese attack on pearl harbor during -- and drawing the u.s. into world war ii. more than 2000 people were killed in the attack. president franklin roosevelt famously called december 7, 1941, a date which we live in infamy. the navy and national parks service will cohost a remembrance event in honolulu today. >>> also today, the beaco

police arrested the woman later that day. her two accomplices haven't been found. wiener got back his phone but is out the $200. >>> a san francisco giants fan who made headlines after surviving an attack outside dodgers stadium is sharing a positive message with teenagers. bryan stow gave an anti-bullying talk to at-risk children in napa. he told the group that bullying basically destroyed his life. he suffers permanent brain damage because of an attack by rival fans in 2011. >>> san francisco international airport is getting ready for super bowl 50 by putting emergency personnel on bikes. they got special training using pedal power. the bike paramedics would be deployed since crowds make it harder to drive to emergency calls. >>> moving on, if you're still trying to figure out which high-tech toy to buy a youngster -- >> 7 on your side has the news you need. a special partnership with consumer reports. >> all the high tech stuff, electronic toys are the favorite gift for kids. that doesn't mean just sitting in front of the screen. consumer reports checked out several that get children collaborating and creating. consumer reports invited so

police when she saw the pictures up load to her account. >>> this time tomorrow eager fans will be sitting in their seats for "the force awakens." these fans in sanrancisco will be in their seats tonight. >> and a skimmer scam hits a popular bay area supermarket. safe way has a message for worried customers. >> and a cute cat. listen to that. her death defying adventure. >> i'm sandhya patel. live doppler 7hd is tracking our next system that will bring us rain. and there is another one to follow before the week's up. details coming up. >> thanks very much. here is a look at what is coming up on "jimmy kimmel live" after abc7 news. >> thanks, dan and ama. donald trump and an all new mean tweets. >> someone asked jeb if he would kill baby hitler. he said he would. >> do you hinge he would kill -- do you think he would kill baby hitler? >> no. ♪ ♪ grow old with me ♪ let us share what we see ♪ just you and i ♪ ♪ grow old with me ♪ let us share what we see ♪ and oh the best it could be ♪ just you and i ♪ is abc7 news. >>> this time tomorrow night the movie theaters in the bay area and across the country will be packed showing the film everyone is wait

fan fest ever here or nfl experience. i would just say as police chief here in san francisco, you are all invited. >> thank you, chief. now i would like to introduce our very own fire chief chief hayes white. >> good morning, everyone. like the two previous speakers, san francisco is very enthusiastic about hosting super bowl 50. although we won't be in shoulder pads and cleats. the people behind me gathered around the city are like a team. we are the team preparing, planning and communicating about what's going to happen end of january, beginning of february. we are very well prepared and that's what you see today with the men and women of san francisco county and state and regional partners. what i want to advocate to those visiting san francisco is we will do our utmost to keep everyone safe. we operate at a high level in san francisco. we know there will be additional challenges but we are up to the challenges and as a team we are practicing and per -- perfecting and we are going to assure everyone that we are going to respond to emergencies outside of the super bowl as well as those coming to the super bowl. chie

fan fest ever here or nfl experience. i would just say as police chief here in san francisco, you are all invited. >> thank you, chief. now i would like to introduce our very own fire chief chief hayes white. >> good morning, everyone. like the two previous speakers, san francisco is very enthusiastic about hosting super bowl 50. although we won't be in shoulder pads and cleats. the people behind me gathered around the city are like a team. we are the team preparing, planning and communicating about what's going to happen end of january, beginning of february. we are very well prepared and th's what you see today with the men and women of san francisco county and state and regional partners. what i want to advocate to those visiting san francisco is we will do our utmost to keep everyone safe. we operate at a high level in san francisco. we know there will be additional challenges but we are up to the challenges and as a team we are practicing and per -- perfecting and we are going to assure everyone that we are going to respond to emergencies outside of the super bowl as well as those coming to the super bowl. chief

fans who have been camped out for hours. >>> we're learning more tonight about the bones of a child found in planters in san francisco. could the remains help solve a cold case haunting police> that is what a retired homicide inspector is hoping, that this will solve a long-running murder mystery. vic lee is live with new information. vic? >> reporter: well, dan, police are waiting for lab results but the burning question is the identify of the child whose bones were found in planter boxes and how old are they? all of those questions are important to detectives who also hope for some answers. >> maybe it's just a natural death. and they just buried the child. >> reporter: joe toomy is interested in the human bones found in a planter box at this apartment house on mccallester street. the discovery was made last night. >> the piece was a

fans who have been camped out for hours. >>> we're learning more tonight about the bones of a child found in planters in san francisco. could the remains help solve a cold case haunting police for a den rags? good evening, i'm ama daetz. >> that is what a retired homicide inspector is hoping, that this will solve a long-running murder mystery. vic lee is live with new information. vic? >> reporter: well, dan, police are waiting for lab results but the burning question is the identify of the child whose bones were found in planter boxes and how old are they? all of those questions are important to detectives who also hope for some answers. >> maybe it's just a natural death. and they just buried the child. >> reporter: joe toomy is interested in the human bones found in a planter box at this apartment house on mccallester street. the discovery was made last night. >> the piece was a section where it looked like a jaw bone and teeth similar to molars. >> reporter: police put up crime tape and and toomy says the last time he can remember a similar are operation was two years ago at a house. investigators tore up the basement floor when cadaver dogs found the bones, but the bon

the rampage two weeks ago in nearby san bernardino, where a married couple-- syed farook and tashfeen malik-- killed 14 people at a holiday party. as l.a. police fanned out and began checking schools today, officials said the e-mailed threat came from germany and mentioned everything from guns to bombs to nerve gas. for many parents, it was unnerving. >> well it's real, watching from what happened in san bernardino, that's pretty close to home. now this one here, even closer, it's pretty scary. >> confusion, chaos, nervousness. you're not really certain what's going on, what's entailed behind it. there are a lot of different emotions behind that. >> ifill: meanwhile, officials in new york city said they received a similar, if not the same, message. they discounted it as a hoax, possibly based on a tv show. >> we believe the email originated overseas. the language in the email would lead us to believe this is not a jihadist intiative, for example, that allah was not spelled with a capital a. that would be incredible to think that any jihadist would not spell allah with a capital a. i think the initiator, instigator of the threat, may be a homeland fan

fans. what the nfl said its open to doing that could keep the team here. >> and a deadly police shooting last week here at sanent to look at its use of force policy. some of the changes that were discussed at a community meeting last night here in san francisco and we will tell you why arming officers with tasers could soon be an option. >> good morning. we are looking at the bridges and right now the san mateo bridge and the bay bridge all look good. bay bridge a lit of bit of slow traffic with silicon valley normal. we will run the list down for you coming up next. >> not as foggy this morning though there is still some fog. i know -- have your forecast today. timing on the rain when we come back. >>> good morning. welcome back. thank you for joining us. tuesday december 8th. i'm dave clark. >> i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us. almost 6:30. check in with steve. >> close enough. 6:29. almost 6:30. >> i know. it's early. >> i ducked out a second ago. its cool. >> we have more 40s today than yesterday. the fog is not as widespread. there are pockets of it where it is. may have an update we have some on t

police will have extra officers on duty in anticipation of sold out shows. >> with the premier just hours away, some fans are making a pilgrimage, not to a movie theater, but to sanisco's precidio. >> this would be a good idea to visit. it's pretty awesome. >> we thought it would be kind of cool and we live in hawaii. so this would be one opportunity to get to do it. >> the entrance which also houses star wars memorabilia in is lobby. a special unexpected treat for some basketball fans. she spotted stef scurry and the musz kal star drake hanging out. they appear to be enjoying a burger and fries after the warrior's victory there. >> i wonder how stef takes his burger? is it the double double animal style? >> i have no idea. drake has kind of become america's house guest. he's a big basketball fan. he was with the kings the other night. he is everywhere. he's drake. >> facebook is trying to make it easier to send photos as the holiday season picture taking season escalates. a new feature called photo massive can be sent quickly to facebook friends identified in the picture. it relies on the same facial recognition technology. it rolls out today as part of the mess

fan fest ever here or nfl experience. i would just say as police chief here in san francisco, you are all invited. >> thank you, chief. our very own fire chief chief hayes white. >> good morning, everyone. like the two previous speakers, san francisco is very enthusiastic about hosting super bowl 50. although we won't be in shoulder pads and cleats. the people behind me gathered around the city are like a team. we are the team preparing, planning and communicating about what's going to happen end of january, beginning of february. we are very well prepared and that's what you see today with the men and women of san francisco county and state and regional partners. what i want to advocate to those visiting san francisco is we will do our utmost to keep everyone safe. we operate at a high level in san francisco. we know there will be additional challenges but we are up to the challenges and as a team we are practicing and per -- perfecting and we are going to assure everyone that we are going to respond to emergencies outside of the super bowl as well as those coming to the super bowl. chief suhr wanted me to pass along

fan fest ever here or nfl experience. i would just say as police chief here in san francisco, you are all invited. >> thank you, chief.ow i would like to introduce our very own fire chief chief hayes white. >> good morning, everyone. like the two previous speakers, san francisco is very enthusiastic about hosting super bowl 50. although we won't be in shoulder pads and cleats. the people behind me gathered around the city are like a team. we are the team preparing, planning and communicating about what's going to happen end of january, beginning of february. we are very well prepared and that's what you see today with the men and women of san francisco county and state and regional partners. what i want to advocate to those visiting san francisco is we will do our utmost to keep everyone safe. we operate at a high level in san francisco. we know there will be additional challenges but we are up to the challenges and as a team we are practicing and per -- perfecting and we are going to assure everyone that we are going to respond to emergencies outside of the super bowl as well as those coming to the super bowl. chief

fan fest ever here or nfl experience. i would just say as police chief here in san francisco, you are all invited. >> thank you, chief. now i would like to introduce our very own fire chief chief hayes white. >> good morning, everyone. like the two previous speakers, san francisco is very enthusiastic about hosting super bowl 50. although we won't be in shoulder pads and cleats. the people behind me gathered around the city are like a team. we are the team preparing, planning and communicating about what's going to happen end of january, beginning of february. we are very well prepared and that's what you see today with the men and women of san francisco county and state and regional partners. what i want to advocate to those visiting san francisco is we will do our utmost to keep everyone safe. we operate at a high level in san francisco. we know there will be additional challenges but we are up to the challenges and as a team we are practicing and per -- perfecting and we are going to assure everyone that we are going to respond to emergencies outside of the super bowl as well as those coming to the super bowl. chie

fan fest ever here or nfl experience. i would just say as police chief here in san francisco, you are all invited. >> thank you, chief. now i would like to introduce our very own fire chief chief hayes white. >> good morning, everyone. like the two previous speakers, san francisco is very enthusiastic about hosting super bowl 50. although we won't be in shoulder pads and cleats. the people behind me gathered around the city are like a team. we are the team preparing, planning and communicating about what's going to happen end of january, beginning of february. we are very well prepared and that's what you see today with the men and women of san francisco county and state and regional partners. what i want to advocate to those visiting san francisco is we will do our utmost to keep everyone safe. we operate at a high level in san francisco. we know there will be additional challenges but we are up to the challenges and as a team we are practicing and per -- perfecting and we are going to assure everyone that we are going to respond to emergencies outside of the super bowl as well as those coming to the super bowl. chie

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fans heading to pasadena should expect to see an unprecedented amount of security at the rose bowl and rose parade. parade.sporting events all secuty following the san bernardino and paris attacks, this year, pasadena police are teaming up with not only the f-b-i, but also homeland security, and the l-a county sheriff's office.the entire pade route will be lined with security cameras, and about a dozen n rapids rereonse teams will be on stand by.in the end, police say spectators could be the first line of defense, they say if you're there and see something suspcious, say something. hawkeye fans are hyped for that rose bowl game -- but getting to pasadena could cost a fortune.forbes says the average ticket on secondary markets is now around 700- dollars.that price is more than double the next bowl game -- including both college football playoff semi-finals. they say it's from pent up demand from iowa hawkeye fans -- who haven't seen the hawks in pasadede in a quarter century. cbs 2 news will have complete coverage of the big game.be sure to tune in all next week for special reports from zach hanley and me.and don't miss our 30-minute special which 6:30 right here on cbs 2.it will air again new year's day m

fan fest ever here or nfl experience. i would just say as police chief here in san francisco, you are all invited. >> thank you, chief.to introduce our very own fire chief chief hayes white. >> good morning, everyone. like the two previous speakers, san francisco is very enthusiastic about hosting super bowl 50. although we won't be in shoulder pads and cleats. the people behind me gathered around the city are like a team. we are the team preparing, planning and communicating about what's going to happen end of january, beginning of february. we are very well prepared and that's what you see today with the men and women of san francisco county and state and regional partners. what i want to advocate to those visiting san francisco is we will do our utmost to keep everyone safe. we operate at a high level in san francisco. we know there will be additional challenges but we are up to the challenges and as a team we are practicing and per -- perfecting and we are going to assure everyone that we are going to respond to emergencies outside of the super bowl as well as those coming to the super bowl. chief suhr wanted me t