the event happened in harper's ferry -- harper's ferry. it goes beyond the boundaries of jefferson county. this assault, or the word that the people of jefferson county are using and the word that is being used throughout virginia and the rest of the south -- you have been invaded. this was an invasion. it was not a simple assault or attack, it was an invasion. over the last several months, you have been here in this community, in a constant state of fear. fearful to go out at night. fearful to walk down the street. fearful to leave the community you are familiar with. you are totally afraid of any stranger, anyone you do not know is here for dubious reasons. and is here to harm you. this community has been gripped by paranoia. you have every reason to fear this fear. because your neighbors, the militia here from shepherdstown, most of them have been gone now for almost two weeks. you have not seen them. the young men, your neighbors who are serving as a militia unit to protect you and defend you -- they have been here in jefferson county

you took the ferry here. >> so relaxing, taking the ferry and not having to commute two hour. today i ran into an old friend, tyler walker. he's going to take the other ferry back too, so we'll hook up again in a little bit. sal is out there and sal, i'm not the only one taking the ferry apparently. >> reporter: no. you know, ferry ridership has been up, as you might imagine. ridership has increased more since super bowl city opened this weekend. many are riding the ferry that normally don't. they decided not to bring the car to san francisco. >> this time, this boat usually has a lot of tourists but it's been a lot of people coming in for festivities for the super bowl. >> it's hard to get a parking spot even where the ferry parking lot is. but it would have been more packed if we didn't. >> it was awesome, really great, warm, nice. it's great. i think everybody should ride the ferry. >> reporter: and connections here have been pretty good. if you're coming down, be aware that walking and transit are your friends. back to you in the studio. >> thank you. i believe the news co

i think everybody should ride the ferry. >> once you get to san francisco's ferry building. it is easy to get on to a street car or bus in case your coming to work. it may and bummer to come here and see all of the people having fun as we are coming back live keba and mike. i have noticed more people out here today than yesterday. this is becoming more and more crowded. it wasn't quite this crowded and expected to get a lot more crowded because wednesday, thursday and friday they have free concerts. if you are coming to superbowl city, come with the idea that you will be joined by a lot of the football loving friends. there is a heavy police presence. fun but there will be a little bit of waiting to do and for my recommendation is don't try and bring your car. there is no place to park and hard to drive around here so use bart and the ferry, mike and keba. >> all right. sal castaneda appreciate it. get in early. saturday night it will be wild. >> and the concert is coming up and the out-of-towners coming in. >> yes, on thursday. >> we will switch gears and talk about art. >>

you'll have random security checks on the ferry. not everybody gets checked. but everybody gets their bags checked when you have to walk through super bowl city. >>> in silicon valley. many fans couldn't wait to see their favorite players in person. who waited outside hotels to watch their heroes arrive. [ cheering ] >> reporter: it's the moment these diehard panthers fans waited for since learning the team made it to the super bowl. getting to greet the players as they arrived at the san jose marriott. >> they're welcome in san jose and tell them keep pounding. let's win this thing. >> reporter: meanwhile at the santa clara marriott diehard broncos fans waited for hours like the garcia twins of san jose. >> if we see them and say go broncos, that will make our day. >> the teams touched down an hour apart. the broncos arrived to a warm welcome to the bay area. >> it was a wonderful experience seeing the players come off the bus. >> reporter: an unforgettable experience for the crowd. and panthers fans learned they were stuck into the hotel the back way. and th

. >> if the revolt at harpers ferry had not occurred, the south probably wouldn't have seceded from theon. >> ♪ glory, glory, hallelujah ♪ glory, glory... >> to others, he's a saint, a martyr, a prophet. >> john brown believed that god had brought him to this earth for the purpose of delivering nearly four million enslaved people into freedom. >> what he touches become relics. >> the local people were producing fake pieces of the rope, fake pieces of the scaffold. >> what about his strange inheritance? >> somehow john brown was able to bequeath these shackles to my great-great-grandfather. >> really? >> is it a genuine piece of history? >> what does it feel like to hold them in your hands? >> i just go, "wow." >> it is a "wow." i'm jamie colby, and i'm heading into buhl, idaho, today to meet a man with a really strange inheritance. it's a link to a figure out of the history books who remains as divisive as the day he was hanged for murder and treason. >> my name is john boling. in 2010, my mother died, leaving behind a very unusual relic that had been in the family for over 150 years. >

(ferry horn bellows) ferry captain: (over speakers we are docking temporarily to address a minor repair. thank you for your patience. sam: good visual on the ferry. ed: no joy on the subject. parker: eddie, we're holding off on the gangplank - no one on or off until we know what we're dealing with. ferry captain: i repeat: we are docking temporarily to address a minor repair. thank you for your patience. he must be inside. ed: okay, hold on. we got a middle-aged man here, he's carrying a duffel bag. he's talking. to who? ed: i don't know. he's got no phone. he's alone. he's got no headset. sam: he's acting erratic. he's reaching for the bag! parker: what's he got in there, eddie? (breathing hard) enoughressure in here for ya? i'm gonna take mucinex sinus-max. too late, we're about to take off. these dissolve fast. they're new liquid gels. and you're coming with me... you realize i have gold status? mucinex sinus-max liquid gel dissolves fast to unleash max strength medicine. let's end this. right now, you're not thinking about all the money you saved by booking your flight, rental car,

and now we have a map of the ferry routes to show you which shows all the places the ferry departs from. the city wants to encourage visitors to park and take the ferry to the beach, hoping that it will help reduce traffic. it would cut one-way passenger fares from $3 to just $2. it would last from march 1st to the end of april. and the reduced fares would be available from 10:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. and now at this point, the details still need to be worked out between the city and the ferry officials. count on 8 on your side to keep you posted on how it goes forward. >> looks like something many would enjoy. thank you. starts for a new top dog in the polk county school district. board members will talk about hiring a new superintendent after the previous one resigned amid scandal. news channel 8 airspeed speed live at the school board -- weather and traffic on the 8s cease adrienne pedersen is live at the school board this morning. >> reporter: they can take a lot of time and a lot of money. and we are hoping to know more about which direction the board is leading after the workshop t

and for ferry commuters, this is in addition to the extra security to get on the ferry. news. there'll be extra staff on hand to help out. >> that's intense. i think that would be an inconvenience, but yeah, it's only for a week so i guess you suck it up. >> reporter: know that the beale street entrance to the embarcadero station is closed. you can use the other entrance. the bart station itself is not closed, just the one entrance. and they'll reopen during the morning commute. they'll reopen the beale street entrance between 6:45 to 9:00 45 in the morning. if you work outside the few blocks surrounding market street and the embarcadero avoid the extra security line by walking up mission street. cate cauguiran, kpix 5. >>> and as you work into san francisco. a broken down vehicle has backed things up. metering lights are on. and approaches are slow. also the san mateo bridge is pretty busy. 25 minutes between 880 and 101. once you get across the bridge, it's about a 35-minute ride. and we have an accident near poplar. >>> tomorrow is a holiday. ground hog day. >> thank

and this is the location where the ferry departs from. it took one trip to the beach already and it just arrived back moments ago. for eight week, the city wants to reduce fares to encourage people to choose this mode of transportation over their cars. and now take a look at this map. it shows all the places the ferry departs from including right here in downtown clearwater. the city hopes encouraging visitors to park and take the ferry to the beach will help reduce traffic. the program would cut one-way passenger fares from $3 to just $2. it last from march 1st to the end of april. and it would be available from 10:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. and at this point, this isn't a done deal yet. the city and the ferry company still have to agree on terms and conditions. but gayle, if this does come to fruition in the next couple weeks, it will be a good thing the corner. back to you for now. >> and we keep getting these accolades for being such a great beach soy aloft folks will want to visit. thanks, ryan. >> a busy season. >>> four people are fac

ferry passengers to the area got a spell escort from the coast guard. our reporter is outside with more on the stepped up security. >> to give you an idea of how serious they are taking security, there is an entrance to the super bowl difficult and outfront, an armed police officer. their goal this week is to keep all of the super bowl events safe. all the morning commute looked different for ferry passengers. >> i don't know if we knew the coast guard was on board. all the coast guard is part of the security force, patrolling bay area for super bowl 50. >> largest evens they have worked. >> vessels are escorting some ferries. passengers have been slowed by security checks through metal detectors. >> just random back check. >> at the san francisco ferry building, k-9s do a sweep the terminal. >> they will do the sweeps of passengers and terminals. [ inaudible ] >> across the street, herman plaza is transformed into super bowl city. you do not need a ticket to get in but you need to go through tight security. police are in uniform and in plain collects o

and the fences behind me are set up for ferry commuters.r line to wait in before they go to work. and that's because organizers say if you go through super bowl city you have to go through a security bag check. and that's on top of the security check you'll go through on the ferry. there'll be extra staff on hand to help. and there's a way around but it's going to take some time. >> if you don't work in the immediate area. it will take six minutes to walk around to mission street. >> it's just six minutes people. it will be okay. >> unless you're the one walking. >> it's okay. it's super bowl l. >> how do we leave? i just want to know. >> reporter: the beale street entrance to the embarcadero station is closed. we want to be clear, the bart station is not closed. just the one entrance. they will reopen during the morning commute hours between 6:45 and 9:45 a.m. now, if you do work along this area or if you work surrounding market street and the embarcadero. you can get around the security line by going through mission street. >>> let's take

this area behind me is where the ferry would depart from. and for eight week, the city wants people to use the ferry over their cars to reduce traffic on local roadways. and now we have a map to show you. it shows all the places the ferry departs from, including downtown clearwater. the city hopes encouraging visitors to park and take the ferry to the beach would help reduce traffic. it would cut one-way fares from $3 to just $2. it would last from march 1st to the end of april. it would be available from 10:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. at this point, this isn't a done deal yet. they are trying to get a deal ironed out. and it could help spring break traffic here in clearwater and on clearwater beach. and you can count on 8 on your side to keep you posted on how things go in the next week or so. >> if you have ever sat in the would jump onboard that ferry in no time. thanks, ryan. >> you might want to swim across sometimes. >>> this morning, two teenagers are facing charges for weekend shooting at a holiday inn express. a 16-year-old is charged w

paramedics were called to anderson ferry in delhi avenue, at delhi township. they found one the vehicles on its side. >>> starting today, a local sheriff's office is making sure people have a safe place to exchange things they sell or buy online. >>> what county sheriff rich area to conduct internet transactions. the transactions will happen at the main lobby of the county jail. >>> we will find out who will take control of five department buildings that were declared public nuisances after hundreds of complaints of residents and nearly 2000 code violations. nearly 5 million in repairs is needed for those build beings. >>> tie tyler iver. and according to bengals.com, jeff hoffman who was there, the initial tests were good. he left with his foot in a boot, though, and we will have more evaluations when he is back here. >>> coming up country music star durk bentley unveils the nominees for the country music awards. we will give you a chance to win tickets to see billy joel. >> i can't wait for that. >>> who left the tooth out and leaving it for the tooth ferry.

this is where the ferry would depart. you can see it just pulled up here against the dock within the last 10 minutes or so. and for eight week, the city wants reduced fares to encourage people to choose this over their cars. now take a look at the map. it shows all the places the ferry departs from including downtown clearwater. the city hopes encouraging visitors to park and take the ferry to the beach will help reduce traffic. and now the program would cut one-way fares from $3 to just $2. the end of april. and the reduced fares would be from 10:00 a.m. until 8:00 p.m. and at this point, this isn't a finished deal yet. the city and ferry service are still trying to iron out details. so in the next week or so, we should know exactly if this will come to fruition or not. back to you. >> well let's hope it does because with clearwater beach always get top rankings around the world, a lot of folks want to visit so let's make it easy on them. thanks, ryan. >>> this morning, two teens are facing charges for weekend shooting a

ferry service should resume next saturday. >>> 99 bucks. that's how much it costs for one ticket to get into disneyland. now, disney is rolling out seasonal prices for one day passes and it starts tomorrow. tickets will be offered at three different rates. value, regular, and peak days. on the website, guests will be able to see which days are the least or the most expensive. during peak days, guests will pay more. prices for annual passes though will not change. >>> coming up, there is good news and not so good news about the sierra snow pack. what the experts are saying about it now despite our warm february. >> warm for now, but finally there are changes coming. we'll document them when we cover the forecast as we look live from the transamerica pyramid coming up after the break. hollywood are putting the finishing touchn ,,,,,,,,,, finishing touches on the doy theater for tomorrow's academy aw dianne gallagher >>> in hollywood crews are putting the finishing touches on the adobe theater for tomorrow's academy awards. diane gallagher wit

customers should expect, there will be random security checks on the ferry. that s they're not checking everybody. but once you get off and if you have to walk through, everybody gets their bags checked. joe vazquez, kpix 5. >>> we have been getting a unique vantage point of the super bowl city from our exclusive broadcast home. it's at sends restaurant overlooking the embarcadero. we'll be there all week bringing you the excitement leading up to super bowl 50. be sure to catch our live specials countdown to gold with ken bastida and jennifer montana here on kpix 5. >>> still ahead, a community caught for hours. where heavy ice jammed up the roads and caused serious flooding. >> the official kick-off of the 2016 presidential election is just hours away. we take you to iowa where the campaigns are in high gear. >> and later the big bay area district that wants to hand out condoms to middle school kids. ,,,, imagine if the things you bought every day... ...earned you miles to get to the places you really want to go. with the united mileageplus explorer card, yo

ferries, seastreak has service changes. one for the morning commute but quite a few for the afternoon. check on that. >>> alternate side of the street parking rules in effect. don't forget to pay the muni meter. more weather and traffic on the 4s. >> thanks, lauren. >>> we have a consumer alert. a massive data breach affecting restaurants nationwide. hackers accessed credit card information as far back as 2014. bubba gump shrimp company. mccormick and shah mick's in manhattan. three morton's elocations. world trade center site, white plains and great neck on long island. vic and anthony's in gramercy park. if you've used any of those locations, go back, check your statements. to find out more go to nbcnewyork.com. >>> at noon today, governor dannel malloy will tell us how he plans to cut connecticut's budget. details come during his state of the state address. there's talks of layoffs in the state pension fund. the governor may have more flexibility how to spend more money. >>> today marks one year since people were killed

. >>> the demand for golden gate ferries is on the rise. district officials say 2.5 million people boarded the ferries last year up 70% since 2005. the ferries run between san francisco and other cities and could ride even more if a deal goes through for the ferries to take over from the blue and gold fleet. tonight we take a closer look at bay area ferry service and what's being done right now to make it better. >>> this afternoon faculty at cal state east bay will picket on the campus in hayward. they want to draw attention to stalled contract talks while timothy white is there. he's going to all 23 schools to hear from students and staff. professors, librarians and deck picturers could go on strike in april if they don't have a new contract. if they walk out it will be a day strike on april 15. they have been working without a contract since june. >>> in case you haven't checked your calendar this is february 29 a date that comes around every four years to help us realign our clocks and calendars since the earth has a 365 and a quarter r

one of them is the ferry building. they have great ice cream. great restaurants. >> do you go to dinner, a little ice cream? >> yeah, exactly. >> just ice cream. >> mostly ice cream. >> we don't go to dinner here. we go to alameda for that. >> a little pricey here. >> exactly. >> what kind of food should i have? >> ethiopian. there's a lot of variety here in california and the bay area. a lot of ethnic foods you can find. we like ethiopian, so we're going to try that. >> i won't go with you. there's beautiful buildings and wine and culture buildings. >> there's wine. as a local, one of my favorite things to do is take an urban hike, so you just start here, and you just meander through the streets and you can wander through china town and all these great neighborhoods and you come across little parks, and you come across wine bars, little eateries and you make your way to the golden gate bridge. it's a fabulous hike and i'll challenge you denver people to take it on. >> you have serious hills here. >> we have serious hills, but it's great exercis

the ferries have been crowded. >> yeah. we are going to talk about transportation in a minute because you're going to help break to down. but first we have to talk super bowl. >> yeah. we have our reporters spread out. janine de la vega is outside the s.a.p. center where there is a big night tonight with the media day. we will check in with her in labor day. first let's talk to scott with the broncos outside the santa clara marriott. good morning, scott. >> reporter: good morning, mike. and, yeah, we had to make the command decision on whether to set up shop first at the broncos team hotel or the panthers' team hotel. we decided in deference to the veteran peyton manning. let's do it here. the broncos inside. they are milling around. some having some breakfast, some coffee. they will have team meetings during the day. not a lot of fans here now. yesterday after the team arrivals it was crawling in orange clad football freaks. and speaking of the arrivals yesterday, it was the broncos with the first touchdown at san jose air

ferry vallejo to san francisco the 6:30 ferry is canceled. bus bridges are in place.o plan ahead for that this morning. we'll keep you updated on bart. the bay bridge so far, so good not seeing too many problems out of oakland into san francisco. the rest of the bay area bridges look good, as well. here's a live look at conditions on the san mateo bridge and so far traffic light on that westbound side which is the commute direction so from hayward to foster city no delays eastbound heading towards 880. they just did the lane changes on the golden gate bridge. traffic is really light right now. no delays on the southbound side as you work your way out of marin into san francisco. looks like southbound 101580 to the golden gate bridge toll plaza only 14 minutes for your drive time so you're in luck out of marin this morning. conditions in the south bay, traffic looks good here. clocking in at 63 miles per hour as you work your way northbound no delays right around julian or mckee. 280 good start. drive times for 280 only 11 minutes right now from 101/680 to 85. guadalup

arsenal here at harpers ferry was the unofficial start of the civil war. >> he brought us to a pointoing to have discussion about slavery. >> john boling wants to find out if the shackles are the real deal and just how much they're worth. he starts with those family stories. >> we thought john brown was able to bequeath these shackles to my great-great-grandfather. now, you've got to think, "oh, come on. how can a prisoner give away the prison's property?" well, heck, we were little kids when we first heard this story. >> john learns that his great-great-grandfather, hezekiah atwood, could never have ministered to brown. brown famously declared he didn't need spiritual guidance and only wanted to be ministered by slave children, a scene captured in paintings like this. >> the story that was handed down through the family doesn't agree with the story that i've found in the historical record. >> so john takes a new look at the shackles themselves. >> you've got a heavy iron "u" with a bar across the opening of the "u." >> he notices some identifying marks -- "d2" and "er." john scours

staten island ferry is on or close to schedule. other ferries are doing okay. the buses, the bronx 15 because of ongoing construction. p.a.t.h. trains are running on or close. we have an accident north at exit 69. the car went off of the roadway so you'll want to use some caution. the roadways remain slow between the holland tunnel and we're doing okay at our hudson river crossings. street cleaning rules are in effect for today. lori, over to you. >>> a woman in midtown may be the latest victim of an attack in the city's subway system. needle. this is a look at a sketch of the man police are looking for and two other attacks on the c&4 trains. "eyewitness news" reporter dray good morning, dray. >> reporter: good morning, lori. the man police are looking for in this most recent attack is in his 40s. they would like to know exactly what he was carrying in his hand when he poked a woman here at the subway station at 7th avenue and 49th street in the heart of midtown. the victim, a woman, a 37-year- old woman says she was walking through the turn styles at 7:00 las

nbc 10 live on the scene in philadelphia's gray's ferry neighborhood. reporter drew smith will be live with us in a minute about how the victim was rescued. >> donald trump is that man. >>> chris christie is now stumping for that man on the campaign trail. yes, he stunned the republican establishment with his endorsement of donald trump and we have reaction. >>> and game changer. how a high school wrestler is breaking down gender barriers on the mat in a history-making day. >>> now to a live look outside. we expect sunny skies later and we will fill you up on a warm up on the way. >>> you're watching nbc 10 news today, i'm katy zachary. just 8:30 this saturday, february 27th. talking about a chilly start to your dayoed by a warm up. meteorologist michelle grossman. >> big-time warm up on sunday today. it is going to be a cold one. sunshine out there and sunshine in place all day long. you need your sunglasses and definitely need your coats, too. breezy conditions and breezy throughout the day and a live look outside and we are looking at blue skies and

there was a broncos ferry. we took off from pier 39. there were probably a good we guessed about 100, 120 people on this ferry. they sent out e-mails to the broncos fans. >> miles was on there. we saw alcatraz, the golden gate bridge and talked to some fans. >> this is amazing. it's so nice to see peyton in his final game in a super bowl championship, right? >> what about the ferry itself. >> doesn't get better than this. in the bay with bronco fans, super bowl l. it's a dream. >> there's a big game sunday. who do you think will win? >> broncos. >> of course they are. awesome. good job. thank you. >> she was so cute. she was such a cutie. we had a lot of fun with everybody on there. that's not it. that was really the fiist rally. there's going to be another one here tomorrow in super bowl city from 12:00 to 2:00. >> on the big stage, which is a little bit further this way by the big 50 sign. little colder this morning, but -- >> you have no sleeves on, my friend. >> true. but i got my scarf. >> and the gloves. >> do you sleep in those >

say no one was injured and the ferry wasn )t damaged. we now know the name of a man pulled from the lafayette river in norfolk on friday -- police say 25- year-old david isaac was pronounced dead just after four friday afternoon. officers say someone called them after seeing a body in the water near 26th street and villa circle. police are still calling this an undetermined death -- no word on foul play. in chesapeake loved ones gathered at the temple baptist church over the weekend to remember the dooley family. outcue: ".. " duration:0:00 38;41 while i do not have the words to express the depth of our sorrow, we are encouraged by the outpouring of love and support of our family and friends and the community last week police say 26-year old cameron dooley shot his grandmother doris--his parents todd and lori- his sister brooke and brother landon--before killing himself. the group walked from the church to the deep creek neighborhood. first to the dooley )s home where police found landon )s body last wednesday then to doris home where th

these are commuters getting off at the ferry. in order to get to their places of work they are having to pass through the metal detectors. an extra step.>> i was going to ask you that. anybody off the ferry to get into san francisco you have to go through the metal detectors.>> exactly. it doesn't matter if you worked there will close five. they will make you if you want to pass through from the ferry building across a justin herman plaza to get to anywhere on this side of justin herman plaza. you have to pass through. [ audio lost ] >>> we saw it. for my son and i that is all we saw. there was no way we could have avoided it. >> the public works department said there 100,000 trees in san francisco and 11 are -- 11 arborists. >>> three recaptured inmates escaped last saturday but now back in jail. video released by the orange county sheriff says these men being led into the gel. they were caught in san francisco saturday after someone recognize the rest of them and fly down the police. the third inmate turned himself in on friday

all the money the group raises goes tale weddings...but how about ferris wheel weddings? that's how 16 couples tied the knot yesterday. kolo 8 news nows chris buckley has the story. "love is in the air" way up in the air... on valentines day's 16 couples tied the knot on the scheels ferris wheel with k-bull's bob richards presiding. "it seems to be growing each year, people just want to do something untraditional." stories.. "you know a lot of them never had that real first wedding so i think its a good opportunity to wedding so we give an opportunity for people to do it over again and why not get married on a big ferris wheel on valentines day." for five couples, it was so you know how some day? well i've decided to re-name the n-b-a all- star game as the defense awareness game this was certainly a rough night for fans of defense -- hello to kobe bryant, playing in his final all-star game... there's a little vintage kobe -- that thing spun around the rim about 19 times... kobe finished with 10 rebounds... stephen curry -- one of six 3's on the night -- 26 points for step

we were on the ferry from alameda to san francisco. two teams, one from homeland security and another from the coast guard were on the ferry with riders. there were bomb sniffing dogs around the local ferry terminals >> super bowl city shows three evens just opened up seven minutes ago and amy hollyfield has been showing off her impressive throwing arm on twitter and is at the nfl experience at moscone center. what can fans look forward to? >> there is a lot here. it can be overwhelming. i show you exactly what you need to see. when you arrive you go down the escalator and the south hall is in front of you and the flow of traffic suggests go that way. i am boeing to suggest you make a left turn and go ahead and start away from the crowd in the north hall. get your blood pumping with the quarterback challenge in the not hall a new feature at the nfl experience and officials say people like it. >> try each target. it is a challenge. it looks like it could be easy but it is harder than you think. >> next stop in the north hall the autogra

it was the largest bay ferry and had four ferries that participated in the drill. we had one participate in the drill. in the assignment office under the supervision of acting captain rob, the staff is also preparing for the upcoming over time for staffing the week of super bowl 50. they have just completed the 2016 vacation selection process for the 649 members and current working on the vacation selection process for the airport personnel which will begin this week. under isb, under the supervision of acting captain sheila hunter, during this reporting period, the random test were slightly reduced due to the high volume of background testing of candidates of the upcoming recruit academies. during the testing period, there were 29 random test conducted. all results were negative. under the training division with assistant deputy chief jeff columnbini, as the chief mentioned this week began our 119th recruit academy with our 42h 2 firefighters. they will be added at our station 49 medics in 2 weeks. we will continue in the block program in the academy which will se

if you take the tiburon ferry you need another way to get around for two weeks. the service will be suspended for dock maintenance and repair starting today. service will be replaced with a bus bridge from downtown tiburon and the ferry building. the ferry will be ser way for two weeks. >> travel alert if union city with a sewer line being repaired that was buried in a sink hole. the eastbound lane of alvarado boulevard is closed at 9:00 a.m. and it will remain closed for the rest of the week. the cause of the huge sinkhole is a mystery. >> now, more on the warm weather and check out the eastern and southern part of the country, a different story. you have to believe it has per -- paralyzed traffic driving and in the skies. it is wild weather. >> cleaning up the area so that no one slips and falls. >> up and down the east coast, slippery sidewalks make for difficult walking. on the roads, that left drivers scrambling to get traction. in pennsylvania, a man was drive down route 29 in valley forge and he went off the road and just missed this tree. >> i tried not t

it was the largest bay ferry and had four ferries that participated in the drill. we had one participate in the drill. in the assignment office under the supervision of acting captain rob, the staff is also preparing for the upcoming over time for staffing the week of super bowl 50. they have just completed the 2016 vacation selection process for the 649 members and current working on the vacation selection process for the airport personnel which will begin this week. under isb, under the supervision of acting captain sheila hunter, during this reporting period, the random test were slightly reduced due to the high volume of background testing of candidates of the upcoming recruit academies. during the testing period, there were 29 random test conducted. all results were negative. under the training division with assistant deputy chief jeff columnbini, as the chief mentioned this week began our 119th recruit academy with our 42h 2 firefighters. they will be added at our station 49 medics in 2 weeks. we will continue in the block program in the academy which will se

and only *one percent knew the fine amount. 3 3 ferry plan... from downtown another deadline comes today. st. pete mayor rick negotiating with a ferry operator by the end of today... if he hasn't already. also by today... all four governments involved in this plan need to identify how they're going to cover their share. that includes the cities of st. pete and tampa, along with pinellas and hillsborough counties. they all agreed to pay 350 thousand dollars each, to fund this pilot program. and the deposit on the ferry needs to be paid by april first. 3 still ahead: another teacher caught in a scandal... with students. and she's from right here in florida. 3 plus: the one opponent those presidential the weather! why it could play a big *role in today's voter turnout. ba da ba ba ba 3 3 making headlines across america: a second college student is now behind bars, in connection with the disappearance and *death, of a 13-year-old girl. it happened just outside of virginia tech... where the students went to school. 3 19 year old "natalie keepers" was

ferries have been backed, as well. golden gate ferry recommends passengers come early. there is extra ferry from san francisco leaving at 9:30 in the morning to the city at 11:40. those are added. >> this is a prelude to the big event. we are ready for kick off. the super bowl 22 hours away. we've been looking at the super bowl countdown clock. >> zero days. >> a lot of last-minute work being done in santa clara. look at video from the nbc bay a area chopper. military helicopters and a big day for the fans is at santa clara university and we find. marianne what is going on there? >> reporter: well, peggy, if you take a look behind me, you can see people are already lining up for the hughie lewis and the news concert, which starts at 6:30 tonight. the concert is free and so were all the activities out here today. as the final countdown to super bowel 50 begins, many decided to enjoy the gorgeous weather showing off their sports skills. some polished football throws and one woman shows off her pullup power. earlier today, there was a celebrity flag football game that many

. >> reporter: bulls boarding a ferry for a week long ferry ride. they have already travelled for days. they have had to make 13 stops along the way. at each one their price went up and their health down. the government tries to speed up the process and reduce high transport costs by introducing the subsidized ferry. traders are forced to accept a lower price. so far they have refused to do so so. >> translation: if they want to reduce the price of beef, that is impossible. even if we send one thousand bulls every week, the price can't go down. it is like trawling into the sea. >> reporter: low supply has turned indonesia beef into a luxury item with one of the world's highest prices for a kilo. to keep up with the demand, they import hundreds of thousands of cavils every year. the government hope that cattle ferries could transport for bull. these cows have become a symbol of national pride, but indonesia trying to be less independent on australian imports, the nation wants to become self sufficient in brief production, but experts say often cheap

grow because the ferry will take over the tiburon ferry to san francisco line from blue and gold fleetn june. more riders are expected to take the ferry to the warriors new arena in a few years. >> we are tracking breaking news after a crash damage a home in san jose and oscars' big of the night and we hear from the winners. >> check this out, no chance of rain today and tomorrow but starting open wednesday in the north by the rest of us on thursday, and, on saturday and sunday, it could be the storm door opening with one of the door opening with one of the three day i was walking home. just picked us up two breakfast croissants for four bucks, when this bear attacked. with one swipe, it devoured one of the croissants. then jack showed up and took care of the beast, so i could escape. and that's what happened to your breakfast croissant. and yours? it survived. share it with yourself. freshly cracked egg with ham and bacon, or sausage, get two breakfast croissants for four bucks. >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> the oscar goes to..."spotlight." >> that wa

volunteers opening the door at the ferry building every morning when i get off the ferry. they are decked out in the uniforms. there is a bay area company across the bay in hayward that is responsible for this uniform. claudia wong has the story. >> everything for the volunteers are actually fit inside the backpack. >> you hand them the backpack? rich yes. you can't experience the super bowl without seeing the work of the hayward-based company called way to be. >> it's the waterproof and you can see -- you can see inside here the seams are taped. you tape up the seams so the water can't come through the seams. it has a waterproof finish on it. a lot of logoing on it saying that they are volunteers. >> reporter: the 25-year-old company had the job of outfitting the 6,000 volunteers for the host committee, and also designed 1,500 uniforms for the nfl. >> every volunteer gets all of this? >> yes. so it would be, again, it's a polo shirt, a quarter zip, a cap, a jacket, a backpack, and a land yard. >> reporter: alan mcintosh and his partners started this process nine months ag

but how about ferris wheel weddings? that's how 16 couples tied the knot today. kolo 8 news nows chris buckley has the story. "love is in the air" way up in the air... on valentines day's 16 couples tied the knot on the scheels ferris "it seems to be growing each year, people just want to do something untraditional." the couples are selected based on their stories.. "you know a lot of them never had that real first wedding so i think its a good opportunity to kind of have that second wedding so we give an opportunity for people to do it over again and why not get married on a big ferris wheel on valentines day." for five couples, it was their first time saying i do. the christ's have known each other less than a year. "i just bought a house in silver springs last year this is my next door neighbor." "why did you want to pop the question? because i love her" "what are you looking forward to? a long life!" other couples... choosing to renew their vows... "we've been married 31 years this is our third time renewing our vows." as they continue the ride ... together.

we're getting world the 630 ferry into san francisco, the bay link ferry, has been canceled. they'll put buses in place this morning. if that is your normal ferry, expect to take a bus. we're not looking bad as you get up out bed. about an 1 to 13-minute drive across the san mateo bridge. we'll take a quick look at roadwork outside. there you go. just both directions east and westbound 580 from 35th into the maze until 5:00 this morning. we'll check out more roadwork in your neighborhood coming up. >>> it's one of the most important things you can do to keep your children safe on the road. what you can do today to make sure they're protected. >>> and new details about a young girl saved from an ice young girl saved from an ice cave in the young girl saved from an ice cave in the this is violet. she's been waiting for this moment for awhile. a moment other kids wouldn't think twice about. her first bowl of cheerios. because now that cheerios are gluten free, violet, and many others are enjoying their first bowl today. hmm. [cell phone beeps] hey! [police whistle blows] [horns

the ferry passengers, there will be random security checks. not everyone is checked on the ferry. when you go out here you have to go through the bag check again. back to you. >> all right, joe. for all things super bowl 50, go to cbssf.com. >> we have more from super bowl city. the president's push to cover california. >> a school understanding to handout condoms to 6th graders. ,,,,,,,,,,,, the examiner reports: school leaders are considering ms to >>> a potential new spin on sex ed. the examiner reports school leaders are considering distributing condoms to students. it is part of the district's push to stop the spread of disease. it has been in high school for over20 years. >> covered california open enrollment has been extended to february 6th for anyone who starts the process tonight. the president is opening it to oakland and other cities. >> 7 out of 10 they will get health insurance for 75 bucks a month. >> 300,000 californians have gotten coverage. 130,000 people in the east bay who are eligible still haven't. >>> more to come from super bowl city. >> including your supe

ferries are not moving to mainland, we are hearing that some of the ferries might be brought to try to bring in mortars. certainly it is very difficult. the main issue for the greeks is how long this issue will last. at the moment, there is no sign. you do have people stranded on the southern border of that country and also on the northern border of that country. you have that all along all the way to austria. what we've seen over the last 24 hours is probably more people being pushed back and deported along the borders and people actually making their way to western europe. >> thank you very much, hodor reporting from greece where many main grants and refugees are stranded close to the border with macedonia. this is still much more to come. >> so much to look forward to. >> optimism and momentum for hillary clinton, as she wins the democratic primary in south carolina. >> orphaned by war, the children in the democratic republican of congo vulnerable to people trafficking. >>> both russia and assad regime are accused of continued attacks in syria despite the cessation of hostilities

crews finally freed the ferry saturday night. still to come - a community still in mourning - we'll show you how people are coming together to remember a 13-year- old overnight: high, thin upper-40s. winds: s 5-10 mph. monday: morning sunshine, then increasing clouds. isolated evening showers. warm! highs: near 70. winds: sw 10-15 mph. a better end to the weekend - it was gorgeous outside today with temperatures topping out in the bit of cloud cover and a upper-40s, so it'll actual be a mild start to your monday. it's going to be through the morning, then increasing clouds through the afternoon. it'll be another warm will give us a chance of isolated showers, but it's not going to be a soaker. in back in the low-50s. the wednesday. but there is a trade-off.. we'll be tracking mostly cloudy skies on wednesday with showers developing we continue to follow developing news from blacksburg. a second person is in jail for the death of 13-year-old nicole lovell. this is a picture of the two people. police charged 18-year-old david eisen

it was the largest bay ferry and had four ferries that participated in the drill. we had one participate in the drill. in the assignment office under the supervision of acting captain rob, the staff is also preparing for the upcoming over time for staffing the week of super bowl 50. they have just completed the 2016 vacation selection process for the 649 members and current working on the vacation selection process for the airport personnel which will begin this week. under isb, under the supervision of acting captain sheila hunter, during this reporting period, the random test were slightly reduced due to the high volume of background testing of candidates of the upcoming recruit academies. during the testing period, there were 29 random test conducted. all results were negative. under the training division with assistant deputy chief jeff columnbini, as the chief mentioned this week began our 119th recruit academy with our 42h 2 firefighters. they will be added at our station 49 medics in 2 weeks. we will continue in the block program in the academy which will se

nearly a dozen couples tying the knot while riding a ferris wheel this valentines day. high pressure near the west coast will keep the eastern u-s. take a look at the "sea smoke" forming in boston. it's actually steam, not smoke. the fog forms when the cold air moves over the relatively-warmer this valentine's day is a cold one for much of the eastern u-s. take a look at the "sea smoke" forming in boston. it's actually steam, not smoke. the fog forms when the cold air moves over the relatively-warmer waters. high pressure near the west coast will keep above average temperatures and generally light winds into early next week, except gusts in higher elevations on sunday. a fast moving storm will bring a return of wintry conditions wednesday and thursday with gusty winds...rain...and mountain snow. && .short term... high pressure remains over the dominant weather feature for the southwestern us with northeastern california and western nevada on the periphery of the ridge. a passing shortwave will bring some low chances of rain showers to the surprise valley and northern wa

we're live in grays ferry.herine scott channel 6 "action news." >>> a driver struck a pedestrian in new castle county, delaware, last night and fled the scene. the man was walking along lancaster pike in hockessin 9:30 p.m. and died at the scene. police are working on a description of the fleeing vehicle. >>> happening today a judge in california will decide whether or not to dismiss a defamation case against bill cosby. janet dickenson filed the suit in may. his lawyers argued that the model has changed her story several times. dickenson filed a defamation lawsuit against cosby's former lawyer that has been dismissed. >>> going on to politics, trump picked up another endorsement heading into super tuesday. jeff sessions is backing the billionaire for president. david duke gave trump his endorsement. asked about it, trump didn't disavow it, but said he would have to learn more about duke first. marco rubio and ted cruz said a true leader would make it known he disavowed it. >>> hillary clinton is looking forwar

building who have taken ferries into san francisco trying to get to work.here was the scene earlier this morning. people trying to get to work at downtown office buildings. had to pass through the security checkpoints to walk through justin herman plaza. we have seen some big rushes in terms of ferry riders lining up at the checkpoints taking a little bit of time, a little extra time. people had to have their bags searched. then they had to go through the metal detectors as well. some commuters were a bit frustrated with the whole thing. >> nobody wants to line up to go to work or have your bags checked just to go to work. so, yeah. but it is what it is. it's good for the city. not good for the office workers. [ music playing] ♪ wake me up when it's all over ♪. >> reporter: and super bowl city will be the -- hold several free concerts this week. this is really neat for the public. tonight grammy nominated singer aloe black takes the stage at 6:00 tonight. also other big performances this week by the band perry on thursday. on friday one republic plays. then

harper's ferry, is perhaps the greatest example of both. harper's ferry, west virginia, was founded in 1734 by robert harper who purchased the land for 50 guineas, or around $262. over the next 282 years, this quaint town was the backdrop for some of the most important events in american history. from the earliest settlement of this great nation, through the founding of the railroads, the beginning of the meriwether-lewis adventure, with clark outwest, john brown's raid, numerous civil war battles and skirmishes, and beginning of the civil rights movement, harper's ferry has stood the test of time and watched our american history unfold. as for the scenic beauty, none have described it better than one of our nation's great founders, president thomas jefferson. after visiting harper's ferry on october 25, 1783, the author of the declaration of independence said he viewed "the passage of the potomac river through the blue ridge as perhaps one of the most stupendous scenes in nature. " let me tell you, this picture does not do the town justice

staten island rail way the ferries have schedule changes and path way. and over turned vehicle turned away and 206 at mountain avenue. all lanes are closed, let's show you how pretty the sun rise in on the l.i.e. the road looks just as pretty. street cleaning rules are suspended. new york is going to the dogs for the westminster dog shows, hounds and toy dogs will be judged this morning this year marks the 140th westminster dog show, event starts with an australians shepherd winning the agility challenge. >> a drug bust for nearly a billion dollars, where they found the drugs. rake in cash, pet moments are beautiful, unless you have allergies. then your eyes may see it differently. only flonase is approved to relieve both your itchy, watery eyes and congestion. no other nasal allergy spray can say that. complete allergy relief or incomplete. let your eyes decide. flonase changes everything. listen up new york. there's a new drug out there. and it's trying to destroy our generation. it's called synthetics. . . so, some guy thought it might be a good idea