in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >>> still ahead on abc 7 news at 5:00, new details on demolition of that multimillion dollar home in san francisco. what the homeowner says caused it to slide. plus, the final sprint. >>> new details on a landslide that,6 caused a multimillion dollar home in san francisco to be torn down. >> reporter: the day before the iowa showdown it's an all out push to win over undecided voters. >> hillary clinton is not qualified to be president of the united states. >> reporter: the final pull before the caucuses shows donald trump leading the gop race 5 points ahead of ted cruz. >> donald trump can do practically anything. they're still voting for him. >> reporter: trump even getting candid with abc about his lead. >> did you ever imagine then that on the eve of the iowa caucuses you'd be leading pretty big in every state? >> the truth is, no, i didn't. >> reporter: nearly all candidates are also making the rounds on the sunday talk shows. >> a vote for marco rubio is a vote for amnesty. >> reporter: and hillary clinton addressed the state depar

cornell bernard has more. ♪ >> reporter: there's only one way to get ready for the super bowl.ave a super commune i celebration. >> i wanted to do anything and everything that had to do with the super bowl because we're local. >> reporter: jessica would. miss this extreme fan fest. music, food and football. >> i know there's going to be celebrities and players here. so this is fun. >> reporter: celebs like rapper ludicrous. >> going to the game tomorrow? >> yeah, cam newton come on. >> reporter: he was coach thing annual celebrity flag football game for charity. doug flutie was quarterback for the red people. >> what do you like in the super bowl tomorrow? >> you have to go with carolina if you're picking a team. but i'm rooting for peyton to have a big day. >> reporter: curt cousins is playing for blue. >> my heart says the broncos and peyton manning. but certainly played against the panthers this year and they were the most dominant team. >> reporter: and john taylor was signing autographs. he played in three super bowls. his advice to both teams is simple. >> don't make no c

cornell bernard talked with a witness who saw officers working to track them down. >> i would say creepy. i'm around the corner up a block. >> reporter: neighbors say it's scary to think two armed and dangerous jail escapees were hiding out in san francisco. fugitives jose vaneri and jonathan tieu were arrested. they managed to saw their way to freedom. they were arrested in a park yesterday after a woman recognized their stolen van parked on stanton street near the whole foods market. they were spotted and the fugitives ran, the chase caught on surveillance video. they confirmed to abc 7 news that police were watching this apartment house in san francisco's richmond district where the two suspects may have tried to make contact with a friend or relative living here. >> it never occurred to me that the criminals might be here. >> neighbor susannah allen said plainclothes policemen showed up recently. >> someone had a long black thing. i don't know if it was a gun or a battering ram, i have no idea. they wouldn't let me go out in the hall. the police lady said, go back inside. >> reporter

cornell bernard is live in san francisco with the vote that just happened a short time ago. cornell? >> reporter: yes, dan. the vote was unanimous to give middle schoolers access to condoms if they want them. many parents fiercely opposed saying it sends the wrong message. >> we have to find concept to go on a -- we have to find consent to go on a field trip. >> they blasted the san francisco school board for its proposal to give middle schoolers access to condoms. >> we are talking 11 and 14 years old and they are not ready for it. i don't think this is appropriate. >> condoms at school sends the wrong message. >> you get a free lunch for the low income family. if you need it you get a free condom. >> it is only after a consultation with the school nurse. they say recent surveys show 5% of middle schoolers are sexually active. >> of that 5% only 50% are accessing condoms. we need to reach those other students. every life is important for us. >> state law would allow students to get a condom confidently without parents' permission. one teacher believes many teens are growing

cornell bernard is live in san francisco with the vote that just happened a short time ago. cornell? >> reporter: yes, dan. the vote was unanimous to give middle schoolers access to condoms if they want them. many parents fiercely opposed saying it sends the wrong message. >> we have to find concept to go on a -- we have to find consent to go on a field trip. >> they blasted the san francisco school board for its proposal to give middle schoolers access to condoms. >> we are talking 11 and 14 years old and they are not ready for it. i don't think this is appropriate. >> condoms at school sends the wrong message. >> you get a free lunch for the low income family. if you need it you get a free condom. >> it is only after a consultation with the school nurse. they say recent surveys show 5% of middle schoolers are sexually active. >> of that 5% only 50% are accessing condoms. we need to reach those other students. every life is important for us. >> state law would allow students to get a condom confidently without parents' permission. one teacher believes many teens are growing

abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard talked with a witness who saw officers working to track them down. he joins us live from san francisco. cornell? >> reporter: eric, still unknown how long the duo may have been hiding out in san francisco. but police were keeping watch on a home nearby. the two suspects captured here on stand i don't know street. tonight, they are back in the same jail where they broke out of. >> i'd say creepy. i'm around the corner up a block. >> reporter: neighbors say it's scary to think two armed and dangerous jail escapees were hiding out in san francisco. fugitives jose nayeri and jonathan tieu returned in santa ana early sunday morning. the same facility they escaped from after sawing tear way out of a cell and getting to freedom. they were captured on saturday after a woman recognized their van near the whole foods market. police were notified and suspect nayeri ran. it was captured on radio. >> got him down. >> reporter: authorities confirmed to abc 7 news that police were watching this apartment house in san francisco's richmond district where the two sus

new at 11:00, cornell bernard is live at ocean beach in san francisco with our story. carnel? -- cornell? >> they could be catching a wave into the mavericks surf competition. a new rule rear they be included. we caught up with a bay area surfer who predicts one day she will be surfing alongside the guys. for 15 years top surfers have come to challenge the giant waves at mavericks, but a woman has never been invited to compete at the main competition. >> to be honest i think it is a little sexist. >> it is really about capturing the life that women big wave surfers are living. >> this documentary called "it apt pretty" --" it ain't pretty" talks about waves like these at mavericks. but the coastal commission may require women to be included at future competitions. >> it max more sense to have a woman -- it makes more sense to have a woman at maverick's and it doesn't mean they can't surf the same way. >> she was chose n as an alternate, but a knee injury is keeping her on the beach. she knows she will be competing with the guys one day. >> as long as i work hard and make smart

abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard talked with a witness who saw officers working to track them down. he joins us live from san francisco. cornell? >> reporter: eric, still unknown how long the duo may have been hiding out in san francisco. but police were keeping watch on a home nearby. the two suspects captured here on stand i don't know street. tonight, they are back in the same jail where they broke out of. >> i'd say creepy. i'm around the corner up a block. >> reporter: neighbors say it's scary to think two armed and dangerous jail escapees were hiding out in san francisco. fugitives jose nayeri and jonathan tieu returned in santa ana early sunday morning. the same facility they escaped from after sawing tear way out of a cell and getting to freedom. they were captured on saturday after a woman recognized their van near the whole foods market. police were notified and suspect nayeri ran. it was captured on radio. >> got him down. >> reporter: authorities confirmed to abc 7 news that police were watching this apartment house in san francisco's richmond district where the two sus

new at 11:00, cornell bernard is live at ocean beach in san francisco with our story. carnel? -- cornell? >> they could be catching a wave into the mavericks surf competition. a new rule rear they be included. we caught up with a bay area surfer who predicts one day she will be surfing alongside the guys. for 15 years top surfers have come to challenge the giant waves at mavericks, but a woman has never been invited to compete at the main competition. >> to be honest i think it is a little sexist. >> it is really about capturing the life that women big wave surfers are living. >> this documentary called "it apt pretty" --" it ain't pretty" talks about waves like these at mavericks. but the coastal commission may require women to be included at future competitions. >> it max more sense to have a woman -- it makes more sense to have a woman at maverick's and it doesn't mean they can't surf the same way. >> she was chose n as an alternate, but a knee injury is keeping her on the beach. she knows she will be competing with the guys one day. >> as long as i work hard and make smart

. >> cornell bernard joins us live with the story. hi, cornell. >> hi, ama and dan. two bands are rocking san francisco in a big way. one performing here at super bowl city which may have seen its biggest crowd ever tonight. >> how are you doing, san francisco? >> band perry rocked the crowd. thousands of fans came out to listen to the country band with a unique sound. sally wouldn't miss. it. >> i love them. i have been waiting to see them for a longtime and now i am here watching them. it is awesome seeing them in our backyard. >> super bowl city was packed. some fans showing how much they love the super bowl and not everyone can pull off a balloon hat. >> having so many wonderful people come from the bay area to visit the city and now we get folks from out of town. >> miles away there was traffic and big lines to see the dave matthews band per forming a pier70. some say super bowl week is a great time to see dave. >> we have listened to him for 20 years. he is going on hiatus and we will see him eight times. weary living our mid90s. >> the nfl experience for those

cornell bernard has the story. >> what are they going to tell the kids? they had two kids. >> relatives can't believe a young father is one of the dead after a brutal fight. lashawn fourshey says her son, 29-year-old jacari cook was killed. >> i don't know who did this to my son. my son was a good guy. and i don't know why him. >> she says jacari's father-in-law was also killed. both were good friends. >> very close. and they died together. >> lashawn says the two men may have tried to intervene in a domestic dispute. >> there was some type of fight, an altercation taking place involving persons armed with bat, knives, stick, things of that nature. >> but that fight ended in gunfire, leaving another man wounded. >> two lives lost here. >> oh, it's sad. two very nice guys. it's just hard to understand. >> family friend herbert wade is shocked by the senseless crime. >> we're not having a very good super bowl sunday in marin city today. >> we don't see or recognize that there is any further threat to the community. >> officials say no suspects are on the oo

in the middle of it all, cornell bernard in santa clara. rnell, you ran into some big names out there. >> reporter: yeah, eric. this weekend you never know who you're going to run into. this free community party just getting started. fireworks and a huey lewis concert tonight. earlier, a celebrity football game where we got some super bowl picks from nfl stars. ♪ there's only one way to get ready for super bowl. have a super community celebration. >> i just wanted to do anything and everything that had to do with the super bowl. >> reporter: jessica from san jose couldn't miss this extreme fan fest. music, food, and football. >> i know there's going to be celebrities, so this is fun. >> reporter: celebs like rapper lewd chris. >> charlotte all day. >> reporter: nfl legend doug flutie was quarterback for the red team. what do you like in super bowl tomorrow? >> you've got to go with carolina if you're picking a team. but i'm rooting for peyton to play well. >> reporter: washington quarterback curt cousins is playing for blue. >> my heart says

. >> cornell bernard is live with late details about what happened. cornell? >> reporter: dan and ama, the man who died is 60-year-old larry moore of pacifica. they say he was trying to rescue his wife who was swept into the water by a ?ieker wave. there are rn whatting signs -- there are warning signs everywhere and good samaritans jumped in to help. >> one word i heard was help. >> reporter: trevor griffith was watching the waves when he heard a woman cry for help. she was in the water struggling to stay afloat. >> i grabbed her and helped her get up the beach, but we were sucked back in and thrown over. >> reporter: he finally got her to safety jie. she said she was walking and was swept out and her husband tried to go in after her. >> reporter: but the man was swept out by the strong rip current. >> the wave kept taking him back in. >> reporter: firefighters searched for the man from the beach. a coast guard chopper called in to scan the shore until the man ispoed. >> they were able to lower a rescue swimmer from the helicopter into the water and grab hold

cornell bernard is live in san francisco with details. cornell? >> reporter: bernie sanders supporters holding a small fundraiser tonight here on market street. they say it's supposed to be a contrast to hillary clinton's fundraising trip to some wealthy bay area cities. >> bernie sanders was not in the bay area but his supporters are raising money for his campaign at blackbird bar in san francisco. >> we're just going to hopefully have people on their cell phone maybe give $27. >> christopher ray is feeling the burn with this permanent tattoo. >> we want him to do what he says. >> sanders campaigned in south carolina. he came in a close second in nevada, proving he can get sold support from minority voter. >> we have the momentum. we are going to see the results of one of the great political upsets in the history of the united states. [cheering] >> reporter: hillary clinton was fundraising in the bay area. her first stop was the agenterton home of the founder of joyous.com. the fund raiser costing between $500 and $2,700 to meet and greet the pre

cornell bernard is live in san francisco with details. cornell? >> reporter: bernie sanders supporters holding a small fundraiser tonight here on market street. they say it's supposed to be a contrast to hillary clinton's fundraising trip to some wealthy bay area cities. >> bernie sanders was not in the bay area but his supporters are raising money for his campaign at blackbird bar in san francisco. >> we're just going to hopefully have people on their cell phone maybe give $27. >> christopher ray is feeling the burn with this permanent tattoo. >> we want him to do what he says. >> sanders campaigned in south carolina. he came in a close second in nevada, proving he can get sold support from minority voter. >> we have the momentum. we are going to see the results of one of the great political upsets in the history of the united states. [cheering] >> reporter: hillary clinton was fundraising in the bay area. her first stop was the agenterton home of the founder of joyous.com. the fund raiser costing between $500 and $2,700 to meet and greet the pre

cornell bernard is live with the story. >> reporter: that mom searching for answers tonight. she says her son had a bright future and a family. tonight many asking why he had to lose his life. >> what going to tell the kids two kids. >> relatives can't believe the young father is one of the dead after a brutal fight. she says her son was killed. >> i don't know who did this to my son. my son was a good guy. and i don't know why she says his father-in-law was also called. >> very close and they died together. >> she says the two may have tried to intervene in a domestic dispute. >> there was persons with bats and knives and sticks. >> but the fight ended in gunfire, leaving another man wounded. >> two lives lost here. >> it's sad. to very nice guys. just hard to understand. >> family friend is shocked by the senseless crime. >> not have a very good super bowl sunday in marin city. >> we don't recognize there's any further threat to the community. >> officials say no suspects are on the loose. meantime, mother grieves for her son who lives hip a wife and two young daughters. >>

cornell bernard, abc7 news. >>> imagine spending nearly two decades in prison for a crime you didn't commit. only on abc7 news, the north bay man who is finally free after years in prison and the new problem he is facing now. >> and a brewing backlash. tonight the convenient single-serve coffee cups are at the center of a controversey. >> and the red carpet being rolled out for the oscars. we're learning about the surprise guest who will take the stage this sunday. >> get ready to switch it back to winter. i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. we'll let you know when we will be tracking showers around here coming up. >> first here is a look is the what is coming up after abc7 news at 11:00. >> thanks, dan and ama. these are girl scout cookies. >>> cupertino, concord, wine country and all the bay area, this is is abc7 news. >> finally free. this man went from prison to the hospital. tonight only on abc7 news he is giving his first interview after serving 18 years after a crime he didn't commit. abc7 news reporter wayne freedman spoke to that man after he left the hospital. >> it is the bes

>> reporter: in san francisco, cornell bernard, "abc7 news." >>> a close call in napa when a truck hauling two horses and two bulls caught fire. video shows the truck torched. luckily the flames did not reach the trailer. the driver was also not hurt. >>> the chp hopes you recognize three people running away from an accident. a quick-thinking witness snapped these pictures showing two of them. the accident happened around noon friday on south bound 101. three people inside a black 1995 ford explorer ran away before officers got there. >>> san jose police are investigating a stabbing that left one dead and another in the hospital, just after 12:30 this morning in the 3200 block of south white road in front of the elephant pub in the city's evergreen neighborhood. we've been told the second victim is expected to survive. >>> in san francisco this morning, police shut down several streets to track down a car thief. they know the suspect and chased him into a building. they do have a clue, his wallet. they said he sometimes carries a gun so could be dangerous. >>> thousands protested in san fr

cornell bernard has more on the story. >> bernie sanders supporters holding a small rally not far away at a bar here on market street. meantime, hillary clinton doing some fundraising at a different bay area zip code. hillary clinton fundraise neglect bay area. the first stop the home of the founder of joyous.com. costing between 500 could $2,700 to meet and greet the presidential hopeful fresh off her win on saturday. >> some may have doubted us, but we never doubted each other. [cheering] >> and this one's for you. >> reporter: clinton has two other private fundraise ares scheduled in men low park and piedmont. sanders supporter feeling the bern with this permanent tattoo. >> that's the difference between the two campaign. here we have real people coming together. >> sanders' campaign in south carolina. came in a strong second in nevada, proving he can get solid support from minority voters. >> we have the momentum. we're going to see the results of one of the great political upsets in the history of the united states. [cheering] >> reporter: next up for both candidates, south caroli

. >> cornell bernard is live with late details about what happened. cornell? >> reporter: dan and ama, the man who died is 60-year-old larry moore of pacifica. they say he was trying to rescue his wife who was swept into the water by a ?ieker wave. there are rn whatting signs -- there are warning signs everywhere and good samaritans jumped in to help. >> one word i heard was help. >> reporter: trevor griffith was watching the waves when he heard a woman cry for help. she was in the water struggling to stay afloat. >> i grabbed her and helped her get up the beach, but we were sucked back in and thrown over. >> reporter: he finally got her to safety jie. she said she was walking and was swept out and her husband tried to go in after her. >> reporter: but the man was swept out by the strong rip current. >> the wave kept taking him back in. >> reporter: firefighters searched for the man from the beach. a coast guard chopper called in to scan the shore until the man is spotted. >> they were able to lower a rescue swimmer from the helicopter into the water and grab

cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> abc7 news was at levi stadium where the nfl is working on a few finishing touches. the crews were out inspecting the grass where it will handle the pre game and half time entertainment and the game itself. tech security experts are making sure no one can hack any system from the scoreboard to the end seat and wireless food ordering app. >> download our app for traffic alerts, super bowl city and the nfl experience. enable push alerts to get instant updates. >> san francisco is not trying to hide the homeless during super bowl 50. >> but new video obtained by dan noyes is raising questions about police tactics. >> that's right, dan and ama. we have seen early morning sweeps by police and the public works crews. they appear aimed at keeping homeless people out of public view. coming up on abc7 news at 11:00, homeless advocates tell us why police are creating a bigger homeless problem than ever. >> and the facebook make over that will change what you see on your news feed when you log into the social networking website. >> i am abc7 news meteorologist sandhya

cornell bernard is live with the story. >> reporter: that mom searching for answers tonight. she says her son had a bright future and a family. tonight many asking why he had to lose his life. >> what going to tell the kids two kids. >> relatives can't believe the young father is one of the dead after a brutal fight. she says her son was killed. >> i don't know who did this to my son. my son was a good guy. and i don't know why his father-in-law was also called. >> very close and they died together. >> she says the two may have tried to intervene in a domestic dispute. >> there was persons with bats and knives and sticks. >> but the fight ended in gunfire, leaving another man wounded. >> two lives lost here. >> it's sad. to very nice guys. just hard to understand. >> family friend is shocked by the senseless crime. >> not have a very good super bowl sunday in marin city. >> we don't recognize there's any further threat to the community. >> officials say no suspects are on the loose. meantime, mother grieves for her son who lives hip a wife and two young daughters. >> my son w

in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >>> new at 11:00. police in san francisco are trying to final the driver of a silver infinity suv who drove on to the sidewalk and crashed through the window of a restaurant. we were in california as firefighters helped clean up the damage and put a tarp over the window. we are glad to tell you no one was hurt. >>> the state department of public health tonight has lifted its ban on recreational dungeness crab fishing for all areas south of point reyes. pose recent test show levels of acid in dungeness crab are practically non-existent. commercial fisherm wait for the all clear from the california department of fish and wildlife. we were at fisherman wharf and a half moon bay. people in both locations just can not wait for the season to begin. >> circus. on each other. get out of my washington. i'm first, let's go fishing. >> this is our white gold. this is where our cash is. our money comes from we need the crabs. >>reporter: restaurants hope to start serving california dungeness crab some time next we

cornell bernard, abc7 news. >>> imagine spending nearly two decades in prison for a crime you didn't commit. only on abc7 news, the north bay man who is finally free after years in prison and the new problem he is facing now. >> and a brewing backlash. tonight the convenient single-serve coffee cups are at the center of a controversey. >> and the red carpet being rolled out for the oscars. we're learning about the surprise guest who will take the stage this sunday. >> get ready to switch it back to winter. i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. we'll let you know when we will be tracking showers around here coming up. >> first here is a look is the what is coming up after abc7 news at 11:00. >> thanks, dan and ama. these are girl scout cookies. we're about to show you an incredibly low fare. like all our fares, you get two free bags and zero change fees. because what's the point of an incredibly low fare if you're just going to stack fees on top of it? our sale fares have nothing up their sleeves. book them now at southwest.com low fares. nothing to hide. that's transfarency. sfx: clap, cl

cornell bernard is live with the latest.talked to the mother of one of the victims. >> reporter: i did. this mom says she is desperate for answers about her son's death. another man also killed. one man wounded, now in the hospital. she is comforted by friends moments after learning her son, 29-year-old cook, had been killed. >> i don't know who did this to my son. my son was a good guy. and i don't know why -- >> she says he and his father-in-law were killed. >> they were very close, two peas in a pod. >> she says the two may have tried to enter veep in a domestic dispute. >> there was some type of fight taking place here involving persons armed with bats, knives, sticks. >> that fight ended in gunfire, leaving another man wounded. >> two lives lost here. >> it's sad. two very nice guys. just hard to understand. >> family friend, is shocked by the senseless crime. >> would not have a very good super bowl sunday in marin city. >> does appear to be an isolate incident. >> detectives still piecing details of the crime together

in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> the republican presidential candidates are regrouping tonight after the results of the south carolina primary. donald trump won by double digits yesterday. rubio squeezes by ted cruz in a close race for second place. on this week, rubio agreed trump is ahead of the pack.. >> while he's the front-runner when they're dividing up 70% of the vote, we need to remember over 70% of republicans nationally said we're not voting for donald trump. as long as that 70% is being divided up by five people, of course he's a front-runner. but once those numbers narrow, it will be a different story. >> jeb bush called it a day and has suspended his campaign. >> still ahead on abc 7 news at 9:00, what the high profile attorney joining apple's fight against the fbi has to say about the dangers of the case. and the wobbly first steps of a big cat that was shot to save its life. the successful police raid ahead. >> and the tail end of a weekend fill with sunshine and warming temperatures. that warming trend continues into much of the work week. we could be ne

cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> abc7 news was at levi stadium where the nfl is working on a few finishing touches. the crews were out inspecting the grass where it will handle the pre game and half time entertainment and the game itself. tech security experts are making sure no one can hack any system from the scoreboard to the end seat and wireless food ordering app. >> download our app for traffic alerts, super bowl city and the nfl experience. enable push alerts to get instant updates. >> san francisco is not trying to hide the homeless during super bowl 50. >> but new video obtained by dan noyes is raising questions about police tactics. >> that's right, dan and ama. we have seen early morning sweeps by police and the public works crews. they appear aimed at keeping homeless people out of public view. coming up on abc7 news at 11:00, homeless advocates tell us why police are creating a bigger homeless problem than ever. >> and the facebook make over that will change what you see on your news feed when you log into the social networking website. >> i am abc7 news meteorologist sandhya

in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >>> new at 11:00.an francisco are trying to final the driver of a silver infinity suv who drove on to the sidewalk and crashed through the window of a restaurant. we were in california as firefighters helped clean up the damage and put a tarp over the window. we are glad to tell you no one was hurt. >>> the state department of public health tonight has lifted its ban on recreational dungeness crab fishing for all areas south of point reyes. pose recent test show levels of acid in dungeness crab are practically non-existent. commercial fishermen must still wait for the all clear from the california department of fish and wildlife. we were at fisherman wharf and a half moon bay. people in both locations just can not wait for the season to begin. >> circus. on each other. get out of my washington. i'm first, let's go fishing. >> this is our white gold. this is where our cash is. our money comes from we need the crabs. >>reporter: restaurants hope to start serving california dungeness crab some time next w

in the middle of it all, cornell bernard in santa clara. cornell, you ran into some big

cornell bernard brings us up to date. >> fugitives returned to the orange county machine's jail on sunday in santa ana the facility they managed to escape from after sawing their way out of the cell phone and crawling to freedom. the pair captured near golden gate park on saturday after a person recognized the stolen van. police were notified and the suspect ran. the chase captured on police radio. >> back to the hill. to the water. [ inaudible ] >> authorities confirmed to abc 7 that police were watching this apartment house in san francisco's richmond district where the two suspects my have tried to make contact with a friend or relative living here. >> never occurred to me criminald could be here. >> a neighbor said plain clothes police showed up recent limit >> someone had the wrong black thing, i don't know if it was a gun or a battery ram, i have no idea. >> police spoke with a man living next door. >> they would not let me come out in the hall. the police lady said "go back inside." >> no arrests were made. the map who police spoke with had in comment for us when we called. neighbo

in san francisco, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >>> the mayor of santa clara is going out with a bang. one day after his city was showcased around the world, mayor jamie matthews announced today he is retiring effective tomorrow. m stepping down despite having two years left in his term. he says he wants to spend more time with his family and see what the next chapter in his life will be. >>> the host committee and santa clara leaders did a postmortem on how super bowl 50 went and thrilled with the feedback they're getting from the nfl, team owners and fans. abc 7 news reporter david louie is live at levi's stadium with their assessment and future possibilities. david? >> reporter: hi, kristen. well, the weather was perfect as you know and so were logistics to get the fans to levi's stadium by car, bus, and other venues and trains, don't forget, and the people here in santa clara, 120,000 strong say they are now convinced they're prepared to hoefrt future super bowls. there's no need for a guest comment card. super bowl visitors are refusive in praise for how they were welcomed and tre

cornell bernard is live with the latest.talked to the mother of one of the victims. >> reporter: i did. this mom says she is desperate for answers about her son's death. another man also killed. one man wounded, now in the hospital. she is comforted by friends moments after learning her

cornell bernard has the story. >> i just want to say my apologies. >> san francisco supervisor sayingshould -- >> figueroa, not a u.s. citizen says he was arrested with out cause after being contacted by police that his stolen car had been found. when he got to the station, it was discovered he had a civil warrant for his arrest. a short time later, ice agents were waiting for him. >> they believe the law was broken. >> a violation of sanctuary city. figueroa's attorneys provided these documents from the homeland security, showing police contacted an ice duty officer december 3 to say he was at the southern police station. he was arrested on a deportation warrant from 2005. >> absence of a criminal warrant, they should not be holding someone and should not be communicating with ice. >> officials say mayor ed lee spoke with the department of homeland security officials and expressed his concern that the asfd says ongoing investigation into the matter to determine what happened if any member violated policy, there will be consequences. he has an 8-year-old daughter and a child on the wa

tonight abc7 news reporter cornell bernard has more on the suspects and what may have brought them to the bay area in the first place. >> they returned to the orange county men's jail in santa ana early sunday, the same facility they managed to escape from eight disa -- days ago after sawing their way out of their cell and crawling to freedom of the a woman recognized their stolen van near the whole foods market. police were notified and the suspect ran. the chase captured on video. authorities confirm to abc7 news that police were watching this apartment house in the richmond district where the suspects may have tried to make contact with a friend or relative. >> it never occurred to me that the criminals may be here. >> plain clothed police showed up recently. >> somebody had a long black thing. i don't know if it was a gun or a battering ram. >> police spoke with the man living next door. >> they wouldn't let me come out of the hall. the police lady said go back inside. >> no arrests were made. the man who police spoke with had no comment for us when we called. >> neighbors say the

cornell bernard has the story. >> i just want to say my apologies. >> san francisco supervisor sayingould -- >> figueroa, not a u.s. citizen says he was arrested with out cause after being contacted by police that his stolen car had been found. when he got to the station, it was discovered he had a civil warrant for his arrest. a short time later, ice agents were waiting for him. >> they believe the law was broken. >> a violation of sanctuary city. figueroa's attorneys provided these documents from the homeland security, showing police contacted an ice duty officer december 3 to say he was at the southern police station. he was arrested on a deportation warrant from 2005. >> absence of a criminal warrant, they should not be holding someone and should not be communicating with ice. >> officials say mayor ed lee spoke with the department of homeland security officials and expressed his concern that the asfd says ongoing investigation into the matter to determine what happened if any member violated policy, there will be consequences. he has an 8-year-old daughter and a child on the way

abc7 news reporter cornell bernard has the story. >> there's only one way to get ready for the superl. have a super community celebration. >> i just wanted to do anything and everything that had to do with the super bowl just because we are local. >> jessica from san jose wouldn't miss this extreme fan fest. music, food and football. >> i know there's going to be celebrities and players here. this is fun. >> celebs like rapper ludicrus. >> are you going to the game tomorrow? >> oh, yeah. >> he was coaching the annual celebrity flag football game for charity. nfl ledge end doug flute was quarterback for the red team. >> who do you like for the super bowl tomorrow? >> you have to go with caroline if you are going for a team but i'm rooting for peyton manning to have a big day and playing well. >> my heart side the broncos and peyton manning. i would love to see him get another title but played against the panthers this year and they were probably the most dominant team in the league all year. >> and earlier taylor was signing autographs. he played in three soup bowls. his advice for to