the parade route turns down 13th where it ends at denver city county building that's the word the big united united in orange rally will happen that's where ashley michaels pics of michael's picks up our team coverage tonight and this will be broncos at central ground central ground zero for that party tomorrow morning and afternoon we are expecting more than half a million fans to turn up along the parade route and an civic center park so crews are still out here late tonight setting everything up to make sure it's perfect the stage is set well almost a set for what's likely to be the biggest broncos celebration denver has ever seen its like if you can't be at the big game if you could be this is the next best thing civic center park is transformed into broncos country headquarters this is with the a victory parade will end and after the team and city officials will finally hold the one rally all at >> it'll be great it'll be a good times to come down here 650,000 people are expected to descend on downtown denver tomorrow through police and city planners have their work cut out for them the

hour going down 17 to two broadway to an abrupt turns down 13th where it ends at denver city and a big united in orange rally denver police are hoping for a repeat of last night despite huge crowds and moto one relatively calm on the about 70 people arrested think probably no one was hurt police said they have a plan in place to make sure tomorrow's celebrations are safe for everyone you if you're staying a home to watch the parade on tv channel two news have you covered live coverage after that from 11 to three jeremy and i will be like bringing it all the sights and sounds as it rolls through downtown denver that colorado's own channel to i buried a lot of this over 35 dealt with that england is one of colorado's oldest murder mysteries the signs may be closer to solving at rob lowe traveled from the sunlight into texas with dna connection has reopened the once very cold case it's hard to prove murder without a body and it was 12 years before boeings were even discovered but another 23 years before investigators realized with those bones belonged to if there's one thing time doesn't always

it's a big unit, real big unit. and it is windy today. >> a contractor not connected to the site heard the emergency call come in on the radio and came to the scene. >> it's a very dangerous thing to do. >> reporter: from newscopter7 you can see the first responders frantically working on two different sides of the unit trying to free two workers. osha officials confirmed to eyewitness news one worker was killed and another was injured. the body of the worker killed was recovered hours later. osha and safety officials began their investigation, looking for the cause along with the morristown prosecutor's office. they've not released the identity of the workers. >> horrible. horrible thing. >> the company where the two men worked industrial processing equipment had no comment on the accident. channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> long island's opiate epidemic is showing no signs of letting up. there were 58 fatal overdoses in nassau county last year compared to 53 in 2014. for the third year in a row, there were more than 1

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one or living rooms a media room and single-family sized units are more like gift units or part of big units they've been marked that way you you know can easily be absorbed so i on a that's a point and i'm sorry, i didn't kn about it sooner and pertains to what your doing an important part of this legislation since your zealously with the 317 i hope you will look at this i gave you a handout thank you very much. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors my name is those i didn't i'm with protection charm a neighborhoods association first of all, i'd like to thank supervisor avalos for this legislation much needed improvements and show any support i'm also here to request that the grandfathering be only limited to as the lady described only the permits that have been approved at the planning department level and have not yielded been vetted by the dbi yet please don't extend this to any project the pipelines many projects in noah valley that should be reviewed and go to the cu authorization hearing we need this to be extended so i appreciate if you keep it as is secondly, i would like to

but the big unit is the tv with the broadcast signal. when it comes to commercials and dvr's and other devices to skip over the commercials, what, what is the impact of that? >> it is a concern, most of the revenue is still advertisement. it is still small. if the people who like dish and have the hopper want to say let's undercut 85% of the bread casters revenue stream, it's a problem. we want to be able to say to the advertiser look, we will deliver the eyeballs and that will produce customers for you. if they get people to skip it some well. in the super bowl, however people tune in for the ads almost ad almost as much as for the game. advertising still remains central to the revenue stream, necessary and great content from supporting localism in journalism and every local community. >> can you talk about the progress and the update of the three-point oh stander, is it moving in a way that will get it adopted by the time of the repack, is their transition plan? >> at this juncture nab is very interested in what it can do on the promis

because i'm a big unit, i'm light on the toast. you see what i mean? >> that's what it's all about. >> james: i know you've got a bad knee which you hurt in the game two days ago, but would you be able to show me a couple of moves so i could maybe work out? >> yeah. (cheers and applause) >> james: let's go ahead. give us something here. show me what i should be looking to do. will you start it off? (cheers and applause) >> let's slow it down. (cheering) and then like this. (cheering) >> james: so, obviously, everyone was talking about the dab this year. the dab was huge. i think you could take it to the next level where it could be von miller's sherbet dab. you've just taken someone down, bang, yet you stand up, sherbet dab in the show. you love that? >> i like that. >> .>> james: okay, so you've just taken someone down. bang! get out of down! oh, it's nice! oh, beautiful! beautiful moves! (cheers and applause) beautiful moves! now, the big news is -- the big news is, von, you are a free agent now. will you be staying with the broncos, do you think? >>

it is a real big unit. it is windy today. >> reporter: doug falcon a contractor not connected to the site, heard the emergency call come in on his radio and rushed to the scene. from news copter 7, you can see first responders frantically working. osha confirmed that one worker was killed and another injured. the morris county prosecutor's office is in the early stages of an investigation into the cause. they have not released the identity of the workers. >> i lift air conditioning units all of the time. it is very dangerous. it is a lot of weight. >> reporter: the workers, especially the one who was killed worked for industrial process and equipment there out of sussex. the company had no comment when we contacted them this afternoon. tim fleischer, channel 7 news. >>> a driver is under arrest after police say she hit an officer with her car while trying to avoid getting a ticket in manhattan. investigators say the drive wears double parked and being suddenly took off and hit the two officers. other office

resourceful quarter, if you will, for disney, but stock down five photo 3 % right now. espn is a big unit at disney. subscriber growth is plummetic, saying espn is too expensive. at the same time, programming costs for espn is going up so that's the focus of investors today. >> also, burr berry now suing jc penny for copying something. what is the story with this? >> yes. you all know that burr berry pattern, those scarves, usually caramel with a red and maybe blackish pattern, they're about $475. jc penny essentially selling a copy of the designer scarf that comes with a peacoat and they were warned. they say it's a replica, and for copy rite infringement, but jc penny still sold that copy for quite sometime and now they're getting slammed hard. >> i'd be interested to see the difference. i'm not familiar. thanks, lauren. good to see you. you can catch lauren each weekday morning on the fox business network. here's jayme king and the weekend lacks great. and this morning, and especially by tomorrow morning, i think temperatures really, really take a dive. it's been a cold one, no doubt a

one or living rooms a media room and single-family sized units are more like gift units or part of big unitshey've been marked that way you you know can easily be absorbed so i on a that's a point and i'm sorry, i didn't know about it sooner and pertains to what your doing an important part of this legislation since your zealously with the 317 i hope you will look at this i gave you a handout thank you very much. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors my name is those i didn't i'm with protection charm a neighborhoods association first of all, i'd like to thank supervisor avalos for this legislation much needed improvements and show any support i'm also here to request that the grandfathering be only limited to as the lady described only the permits that have been approved at the planning department level and have not yielded been vetted by the dbi yet please don't extend this to any project the pipelines many projects in noah valley that should be reviewed and go to the cu authorization hearing we need this to be extended so i appreciate if you keep it as is secondly, i would like to

what my fellow commissioners have to say i like the project is cleaver and provides 9 units they're big units the neighbors does have an impact they may lose view but not light and air the guys on the west he may have impacts to loyalty that's where i might be supportive of the 5 foot separation the frnlt part of building that will provide more light and air to those units at the fronts of the first few units on pacific that he move on larkin as they move back from pacific motion of what i have to say as far you know, i think you know it is good to build something i disagree building something sdpoo good doesn't drive out the bad. >> if you have activity you're less to have less crime it is not before us but as far as the rear yard situation i'll defer to the zoning administrator but it sounds like we're not adrc anything new we're basically convert that that is back there now not adding anything into the existing rear yard but a conversion changing that from industrial use to a housing use commissioner hillis. >> so i am not first of all, have an issue with taking this this and converting it

united states, that almost never happens. we very rarely have amendments to constitutions. that's a big difference between the united states and france. in general, in france, the constitution is changed much more casually. it has indications down the line for how the law is viewed and interpreted. this may be a more fundamental change in france than it is in the united states. the act in the united states had certain provisions that had to be reviewed periodically. some of those have already had their sunset and have been reviewed, but we know that they can be challenged again in legislative session if something happens that awakens people to the possibility that things can be implemented in a way that was different. these are all major factors that have to be taken in mind. catherine: and, if i'm correct, i believe that some parts of the original patriot act were transformed into regular laws, to put it in layman's terms. how much of the original patriot act is still in place in the u.s. today? it.ery much of there were some provisions that were deemed to be excessive. there were othe

w >>> right now an investigative unit exclusive with the big game coming up, the big question remains will security be enough to prevent an act of oterrorism. tonight, we investigate that question. our investigative unit gained rare access behind the scenes at the regional intelligence center and our team uncovers a little known incident last year where a major security breach occurred outside last year's super bowl in the phoenix area. steven stock also sits down exclusively with the nation's former homeland security secretary tom ridge. >> unfortunately, in a 9/11 world, it is all about managing the risk to the extent you possibly can. so you can never be so self-assured that nothing is going to happen. >> tonight, our investigative team shows you how these intelligence experts are using new it techniques developed right here in the bay area to try and stop an attack before it it even starts. that story tonight in our special report on nbc news at 11:00. if you have a tip for our investigative unit, give us a call at 8888-996-tips or send us an e-mail to theunit@nbcbayarea.com. >>>

one or living rooms a media room and single-family sized units are more like gift units or part of big unitshey've been marked that way you you know can easily be absorbed so i on a that's a point and i'm sorry, i didn't know about it sooner and pertains to what your doing an important part of this legislation since your zealously with the 317 i hope you will look at this i gave you a handout thank you very much. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors my name is those i didn't i'm with protection charm a neighborhoods association first of all, i'd like to thank supervisor avalos for this legislation much needed improvements and show any support i'm also here to request that the grandfathering be only limited to as the lady described only the permits that have been approved at the planning department level and have not yielded been vetted by the dbi yet please don't extend this to any project the pipelines many projects in noah valley that should be reviewed and go to the cu authorization hearing we need this to be extended so i appreciate if you keep it as is secondly, i would like to

one or living rooms a media room and single-family sized units are more like gift units or part of big unitshey've been marked that way you you know can easily be absorbed so i on a that's a point and i'm sorry, i didn't know about it sooner and pertains to what your doing an important part of this legislation since your zealously with the 317 i hope you will look at this i gave you a handout thank you very much. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors my name is those i didn't i'm with protection charm a neighborhoods association first of all, i'd like to thank supervisor avalos for this legislation much needed improvements and show any support i'm also here to request that the grandfathering be only limited to as the lady described only the permits that have been approved at the planning department level and have not yielded been vetted by the dbi yet please don't extend this to any project the pipelines many projects in noah valley that should be reviewed and go to the cu authorization hearing we need this to be extended so i appreciate if you keep it as is secondly, i would like to

one or living rooms a media room and single-family sized units are more like gift units or part of big unitshey've been marked that way you you know can easily be absorbed so i on a that's a point and i'm sorry, i didn't know about it sooner and pertains to what your doing an important part of this legislation since your zealously with the 317 i hope you will look at this i gave you a handout thank you very much. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors my name is those i didn't i'm with protection charm a neighborhoods association first of all, i'd like to thank supervisor avalos for this legislation much needed improvements and show any support i'm also here to request that the grandfathering be only limited to as the lady described only the permits that have been approved at the planning department level and have not yielded been vetted by the dbi yet please don't extend this to any project the pipelines many projects in noah valley that should be reviewed and go to the cu authorization hearing we need this to be extended so i appreciate if you keep it as is secondly, i would like to

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since august of 2014 the month of the world cup so we would expect it to be down but it is a big drop. >> unitedse announcing they will again allow families with young children to board early starting february 15 children two and younger can go with their families and board before others. american airlines back to the floor days, bringing back snacks for some flights on economy and pizza hut is putting in we new things with $100 worth of geld on a pizza for the anniversary of game playing in the goalen state. >> stocks are under a lot of pressure. oil is down again. china was higher with good an ings from exxonmobil but oil is down 1 percent and the dow is down 250 points. >> thank you. >> now, a check with meteorologist mike nicco and it is raining. >> it is raining. i have live doppler hd and heading to the dumbarton bridge to east palo alto and palo alto and south of redwood city and heading to let -- let altos with the edge from danville through oakland to san francisco and north of that we have a pew scattered light showers. check out the snow on mount hamilton. hope we can get sky 7 to loo

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here, the iraqi kurds and the syrian kurds are not necessarily but when they're up against an to unite. the big problem that we have over there now is you have two conflicts going on at the same time. you have these 20th century conflicts, old grievances we can't move past, combined with grievance. you have turkey and the kurds battling each other, like it's still the 1980s or 1990s. you have russia and the united states swearing you have and russia propping up the government, so effectively the government is pulling out of peace talks. they see victory. they think, why are we going to talk to these moderate rebels if we can wipe them out in several months. >> the problem is, as you mentioned, the turkeys see the kurds as the enemy. they hate the kurds in syria but those kurds are our allies and fighting isis. saudis want to bring down assad. he is a dictator and a benevolent one. i say we want to defeat isis first. >> we're saying that, but the president is keeping his distance. >> it's not clear who turkey hates more -- they seem fine with assad and isis up to a degree. >> i think we could ha

one or living rooms a media room and single-family sized units are more like gift units or part of big unitshey've been marked that way you you know can easily be absorbed so i on a that's a point and i'm sorry, i didn't know about it sooner and pertains to what your doing an important part of this legislation since your zealously with the 317 i hope you will look at this i gave you a handout thank you very much. >> thank you. >> good afternoon, supervisors my name is those i didn't i'm with protection charm a neighborhoods association first of all, i'd like to thank supervisor avalos for this legislation much needed improvements and show any support i'm also here to request that the grandfathering be only limited to as the lady described only the permits that have been approved at the planning department level and have not yielded been vetted by the dbi yet please don't extend this to any project the pipelines many projects in noah valley that should be reviewed and go to the cu authorization hearing we need this to be extended so i appreciate if you keep it as is secondly, i would like to

big question remains. will sur >>> right now an investigative unit exclusive with the big game coming up this weekend big questionsain about security and, specifically, will security be enough to prevent an act of terrorism. tonight we investigate that question. our investigative unit gained rare access behind the scenes at the regional intelligence center. and our team uncovers a little known incident last year where a major security breach occurred outside of last year's super bowl venue in the phoenix area. senior investigative reporter steven stock sits down with t homeland security director tom ridge. >> all about managing the risk to the extent that you possibly can. you can never be so confident, so self-assured that nothing is going to happen. >> this evening our investigative team shows you how these intelligence experts are using new techniques developed right here in the bay area to try to stop any attack before it ever starts. that story tonight in a special report at 11:00. have a tip for our investigative unit, give us a call, 1-888-996-tips or send us an e-mail to theunit@nbcbayarea.com. >>> a scary

. >>> another big move for the united states as we restore relations with cuba. a presidential administration has approved@ a u.s. factory on the island. the decision allows a two-mam the tractor plant in a special economic zone in cuba. nbc 6 caught up with the paper as they awaited for approval. they plan to sign an agreement wiwi cuba to restart commercial flights. the deal would allow u.s. airlines to bid on dozens of daily flights. that's five times more than the current number of charter flights. there has been no commercial air traffic between the natis since shortly after cuba's 1959 revolution. >>> sad news from the university of miami. former president tad foote passed away. he was the fourth president and the nation's longest serving one at a private university with a 20-year tenure. he was replaced in 2001. he was 78 years old. >>> a vigorous cold front is panhandle and into the peninsula. >>> a dog went in for ememeency surgery and came out with a whole new problem. hear what one dog owner is claiming, coming up. >>> then smash and grab. a group of t

big win. the broncos united in orange plane touched down and the dia firefighters greeted them with a water arch. the plane taxied and the pilot slid open the window waving that orange flag proudly as the crowd cleared for their 2015 coach kubiak and the team all smiles walking off that plane from san jose, california, cheered on by dozens of united airlines employees and their families from the final down till this moment, the celebrations have not stopped. [ cheering and applause ] >> reporter: plenty of questions surrounding what the broncos will do during offseason, but as of right now everybody is just happy they're home, happy to have the lombardi trophy in denver. at dia i'm ryan haarer, 9news. >> sky9 followed the team buses from dia to uchealth training center, aka dove valley where they got a very warm welcome home reception. 9news reporter steve staeger is there. steve? >> reporter: hi. we were right outside the dove valley parking lot where those buses came in maybe 10 minutes ago and ever since then players have started to pull out. in fact, it was pretty cool not too long ago wade

shared all across the eastern portion of the united states. big warm air mass in place. temperatures right now in the 60 all the way from columbus to nashville, to st. louis to little rock. we will have another mild day in store as we head into the day tomorrow. thanks to the wins. it was a little bit breezy. ten to 15 miles per hour. sporadic gust, gust will wayne as we head into overnight period. pick back up as we head into the day tomorrow with a fairly windy day in store. a trend of the day today a lot of sunshine for our sunday and still clear conditions we still have a, bringing snow and rain showers to portions of the great lakes that will drop into the delaware valley as we head into the day tomorrow and provide us a little bit of rain chance. 30% rain chance for tomorrow. min al mal on tuesday. late at night. wednesday wet test day of the week with thunderstorms possible once again. thursday that rain chance will be very early in the morning you'll need that umbrella for went overnight mostly clear. still breezy. mild dropping down to 45 degrees. back up to the

taking action, and suing, and i want barack obama, the president of the united states, to focus onn corruption. corruption is a big problem that we have in the united states of america and all over the world. nothing further, okay? god knows the tth, and nothing further. >> reporter: now medina's family left the courtroom without a word. reporting live outside o the metro justice building, i'm alex de armis, 7 news. >> danielle: a family overcome by an all-too-familiar feeling after shots rang out in miami. a teenager targeted while riding his bike. >> lynn: and now the police are asking people in the community to come forward. where the teen is being treated. >> reporter: hey, lynn, you'll hear from the superintendent of schools talking about how many kids have been affected by gun violence in the last year, and there was another one affected last night. we'll show you what happened. it could have been a lot worse. in the liberty city area, 15-year-old bernell charles, a ninth grader at es still academy. he was just riding his bike with his friend when he was shot twice in the stomach,ccororng to his mother. it p

that honeywell had approached united technologies in the past two weeks with a cash and stock offer. on this news of no deal, both stocks are higher. yesterday we saw a big rise for united technology, helping the dow. fitbit shares are skidding as the company guides first quarter sales below forecast. that overshadows strong fourth quarter results. fitbit says its first global marketing push would likely delay shipment of its new fitness bands to the second quarter. toshiba is scrapping its new wearable device just six weeks after announcing it and a week before it was supposed to launch. "the wall street journal" reporting the wearable tg1 was designed for factory or warehouse workers who need a hands-free way to look at information, such as inventory lists or workman yu manuals. >> intercontinental hotels plans to return $1.5 billion to shareholders through a special dividend. it's up 1.7%. tenant health care reports a net loss on higher legal reserves and lower patient admissions to its hospitals. it's down 2% in premarket. texas roadhouse saw profit rise 12%. the company says it sees the trend continuing in the first quarter. it's up 5.4%. >> now to

i didn't know that gender collection had become big business in the united states. one estimate said it's more than $100 million business. it is perfectly legal here. >> that's right, unlike dozens of other countries, there are no laws and in fact, there are no tracking mechanisms, so the $100 million figure is plausible, but i don't know how that would even be estimated, because nobody is keeping track. >> now, it's not legal in many countries, including canada or the u.k. is the fear that we're inviting the brave new world for seen by aldous huxley of designer babies? >> well, that is one of the concerns that if we say it's fine to have parents or fertility clinics or anyone else decide in advance the sex of a child are we then going to be normalizing that and normalizing the idea that people should be able to select various traits of their children, and that's especially a concern, because right now, there's a big controversy about new gene editing technology, technologies that can be applied to every life form including human beings that could be used for benefi

now to an investigative unit exclusive: ==sa2shot== we'only the big game at levi's stadiu >>> right nowstigative unit exclusive. we're only a few days away from the big game at levi stadium. will security be effective enough to keep something bad from happening. >> stephen stock got exclusive access to get some answers. >> well, good morning, guys. sources tell me that at last year's super bowl one person on the country's known terrorist watch list was seen by law enforcement officers inside one of the perimeters of one of the security zones there at the super bowl in the phoenix area. he was not committing any crime and could not be detained. that's why sxurt is especially tight this year here in this bay area for super bowl 50. our investigative unit gained exclusive access to behind the scenes at the regional intelligence center based in san francisco. we got to meet the federal agent who developed this specialized data analysis tool to help agents focus on legitimate terrorist threats and to help law enforcement neutralize those threats before they happen. we also travel to washingt

. >> and i want the president of the united states of america to focus on corruption. corruption is a big problem that we have in the united states of erica and all over the world. nothing further. >> reporter: medina's family walked out of court silent >> his reaction today in court i brushed that off with regards to being in isolation for 3 years. >> medina showed no emotion as he was handcuffed and led out of the courtroom and his attorney says just planned to appeal. in downtown miami, danielle knox, 7 news night team. >> anchor: from one convicted killer's sentencing day to another convicted killer asking for a shorter sentence. here's the night team's jessica holly. >> did you ever see this list before? >> yes. >> that's the hit list. >> reporter: a third day of testimony in the resentencing a convicted killer. his sister and mother taking the stand a day after michael hernands spoke from the same seat. >> and how much pain i caused you. i'm sorry. >> reporter: in response to that tearful apology, an unexpected guest in court. >> what do you need to tell me? >> andre martin, a forme

. >> one of the things that the iranians would tell us, that this was a big deal in the united stateswe were not sure andus embassy overseas no one cares. >> they thought they were forgotten until the bus roadway where the impact their captivity had on the nation was on full displays. >> americanses with signs welcome back and yello ribbons and waving and they just for the opportunity in january in this part of the country to come out and see the bus go by and wave to us. wow, that made an impreg. >> their arrival coin soyeded with the super bowl. that year in new orleans in a super dome bedecked with a giant yellow ribbon. the raiders took on the eagles. most of the freed hostages watched the game with their families, except for don who had pressing business. >> i found out that we were going to go from andrews air force base and to the white house. i think i was out buying's suit when the super bowl was running. >> it must have been back amazing breathing american air and food. >> it is a marvelous hotel and tremendous rue of the river. >> do you credit ronald reagan for the release

necessarily always on the same page but when they're up against an enemy like isis they're going to unite. the bigroblem we have over there right now is that you have two on the -- conflicts going on at the same time. these 20th century conflicts, old grievances combine good knew with the 21st search grievance, isis. you have turkey and the kurds battling each other like it's still the 1980's or 1990's. you have russia and the united states squaring off in syria and wrusha now is propping up the government soffectively that the government is pulling out of peace talks. because they see victory on the horizon. why are we going to talk to these "moderate rebels" if we can just wipe them out? pat: the syrians are making a serious move. but the kurds see the turks as the enemy. they hate the kurds in syria and the gains they're making. as for the saudis, they want to bring down assad. assad is a dictator and a malevolent one but at the same time he and his army and hezbollah and the iranians are the bull away, against isis take over damascus. it's a very complex situation and everybody's got their own

. >> and i want the president of the united states of america to focus on corruption. corruption is a big problem that we have in the united states of america and all over the world. nothing further. >> reporter: medina's family though his attorney said this. >> his reaction today in court i brushed that off with regards to being in isolation for 3 years. >> medina showed no emotion as he was handcuffed and led out of the courtroom and his attorney says just planned to appeal. in downtown miami, danielle knox, 7 news nighthteam. >> anchor: from one convicted killer's sentencing day to another convicted killer asking for a shorter sentence. here's the night team's jessica holly. >> did you ever see this list before? >> yes. >> that's the hit list. >> reporter: a third day of testimony in t resentencing a convicted killer. his sister and mother taking the stand a day after michael hernands spoke from the same seat. >> and how much pain i caused you. i'm sorry. >> reporter: in response to that tearful apology, an unexpected guest in court. >> andre martin, a former clasmate once on andre's h

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united states as well as overseas. jobs related to the transportation of merchandise. the selling of merchandise. it's a big economic loss to the united states economy. >> i.c.e. has also cracked down on seizing unlicensed items during the giants world series run as well as the warriors race to last year's nba title. >>> now with both super bowl teams practicing today in the south bay, their fans are gathering tonight to see the players as an opening night media event at s.a.p. media center in san francisco. >> so exciting, right? those fans have a chance to sit in. abc 7's david louie has been talking to fan, live at the s.a.p. center. david? >> reporter: kristen, dan, this event was not meant to be an autograph session or meet the players session. they were going to listen to the media ask questions. the lines are long outside s.a.p. center. people, fans have brought their enthusiasm and even brought some items to be autographed. even though some niners fan showed up in team gear, the fans converging on s.a.p. center were showing off support for bropants or the broncos. they are lifelong raiders fans but

brent,er wti, sell for but that downstream unit isn't big enough to offset the impact of low oil pricesam business. low oil prices hurt capex, so big companies are on stream to/western investments by as o slash 10% -- two slas investments by as much as 10%. historically has been considered a less volatile stock. but this 2006 -- check out the yellow line. exxon has really underperformed on things like utilities with places like duke, investors opting for other less volatile sectors. we will be sure to keep an eye on this company as it reports earnings on tuesday morning, before the start of u.s. trading. i' be watching all those numbersll. scarlet: joining us now is vincent piazza, our analyst, who covers more than 130 industries. vince, i know you don't focus specifically on exxon, but when they do report, because of the big oil companies, because it is so emblematic of the industry, what will you be looking for? , wehen you think about 4q think it will be largely overshadowed by their views for 2016. and x i will be hosting its analyst day in march, where we get broader views. in gene

silicon valley united, big tech now lined up in support of apple. do not unlock the terrorist iphone, they say. their argument is, our customers trust us to keep their stuff private. don't tell us to break that trust. economic indicator of the day. big name retailer, sales not good and that's not a good indication for the economy. it's a big day to wrap up the week. "varney & company" is about to beg begin. ♪ >> have you always told the truth? >> i've always tried to, always, always. >> some people are going to call that wiggle room that you just gave yourself, always, always tried to, i mean, jimmy carter said i will never lie to you. >> you're asking me to say have i ever? i don't believe i ever have. i don't believe i ever have, i don't believe i ever will. stuart: some folks thought that was a little uncomfortable, less than a ringing i swear to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing, but the truth. governor mike huckabee is here. hillary clinton, i think you could say she has a trust and honesty problem. did her responses there improve her

and not only that but the base units are also too big, too expensive and unjustified. >> aaron: duke projects this areas energy need to grow 7% in the next decade. the new plant with the new third unit would produce almost double the electricity. >> we would rather duke energy put money in energy efficiency and avoiding the need for more capacity. >> aaron: saying no now allows time for technological advances. >> it they're not given for the we'll cross that bridge at that time. >> aaron: the commission doesn't have to follow the staff's recommendation. the commission meets monday and duke says they'll be there to answer questions. >> darcel: an alert from hendersonville police tonight, raccoons are starting to show up in neighborhoods around the mountains but these aren't your normal type of raccoons. they appear drunk, wobbly, even friendly, pointing to signs they could be sick with distemper. justin hinton joins us live in hendersonville, justin, how many have the city caught? >> justin: there's been five. they've had to euthanize several others. the most recent, a few hours ago. c

what my fellow commissioners have to say i like the project is cleaver and provides 9 units they're big units the neighbors does have an impact they may lose view but not light and air the guys on the west he may have impacts to loyalty that's where i might be supportive of the 5 foot separation the frnlt part of building that will provide more light and air to those units at the fronts of the first few units on pacific that he move on larkin as they move back from pacific motion of what i have to say as far you know, i think you know it is good to build something i disagree building something sdpoo good doesn't drive out the bad. >> if you have activity you're less to have less crime it is not before us but as far as the rear yard situation i'll defer to the zoning administrator but it sounds like we're not adrc anything new we're basically convert that that is back there now not adding anything into the existing rear yard but a conversion changing that from industrial use to a housing use commissioner hillis. >> so i am not first of all, have an issue with taking this this and converting it

to work with them to make it as easy as possible. >> tonight at 11:00, the investigative unit shows us just how big attorneys say the company is cashing on what business owners call innocent mistakes. if you have a tip for our investigative unit give them a call 888-996-tips. send them an e-mail to un unit @nbcbay area.com. >>> coming up next might be catching some folks by surprise but two years left on his term and a successful south buper bo playing in his city why the is the mayor of santa clara retiring immediately. that there is another marker that says the first public school in california, was built by him. those visual aspects are critical. we could actually show people what the history is. >>> it's in the air. >> doesn't it. >> it makes you one ker where inouye is. >> well, you know, we still have about ten more weeks of possible more storms moving in. we're just taking a little bit of a break from the wet weather. >> hopefully it does come back. >> poncho handy. >> we'll see about that but we'll have the warm temperatures sticking around for at least a little while longer. as we had some

. >>> soccer may not be as big in the united states as across the pond but some fans sent a message that they don't like the sport to be messed with. during a liverpool game saturday, over 10,000 fans walked out of the stadium in the 77th minute to protest a price increase in tickets. it signifies the 77 pounds in increased ticket fare that will send season tickets well over 1000 pounds. the message was received but the owners agreed to freeze ticket prices after the walk out. the question is should fans here do that with the nfl? will they take some keys from that? >> power to the people. that's great. >> it worked! >> another idea for a nats promotion. maybe they can bring some of the florida weather up here for at least a week. >> maybe a ening day is usually cold. >> that would work swell. >> we would love that. >> we would. >>> at 6:00, we'll go live to a local mobile home park where managers are evicting residents who can't produce their social security numbers. >> a high ranking member of congressional black caucus questioning bernie sanders' claim that he was an active participan

. >> tonight at 11:00, the investigative unit shows you just how big attorneys say the company is cashing in on what business owners call innocent mistakes. if you have a tip for our investigative unit give us a call 1-888-996-tips or always send us an e-mail to the unit@nbcbayarea.com. >>> a follow-up now, the fallout from toxic drinking water in flint, michigan, continues. a family is suing city and state officials claiming their 2-year-old has high levels of lead in her blood stream. this is the first individual lawsuit stemming from the contamination. sophia wade's parents say she was contaminated from lead that flowed through the faucets at their home. the tap water was contaminated after the source switched from detroit to the flint river in 2014. the river water was not properly treated and caused lead from pipes to seep into the drinking water. >>> coming up next an update now to breaking news, shooting in the south bay. we're live at the scene with the latest developments. >>> more breaking news. two trains collide killing at least nine people in germany. the latest on the invest

united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer in the cnn elections center. the two big winners tonight here in the united states, donald trump. he wins the south carolina republican primary relatively easily. in nevada, hillary clinton is the big winner in the democratic presidential caucuses. big wins for donald trump and hillary clinton. donald trump, let's take a look at the votes right now. almost all of the votes have already been counted. 99% of the vote is now in. donald trump with a very impressive win. he beats marco rubio in second place, ted cruz in third place. 22.5% for trump, 22.3% for cruise. john kasich, ben carson, they're at 7%. but i want to listen very quickly, listen to donald trump, who delivered a rousing victory speech tonight. >> we will never, ever forget south carolina. we will never forget our great volunteers. we love our volunteers. we'll never forget all of the people that have helped us so much, my family. and folks, let's go, let's have a big win in nevada, let's have a big win at the s.e.c. let's put this thing away and let's make ameri