in glendale, it was imagine dragon snoop dogg and jason darulo. prices for the game tickets have been jacked up to $10,000, on average, for one ticket. count counterfeit merchandise is here, too. look for the fabric, and the stitching. if it's sloppy looking it's fake. the last thing, of course, is that nfl logo, officials have been telling me inside the team store, if you don't see the nfl logo, it probably means it's fake. i want to show you one thing you ure you're getting the real deal. we went to one inside the nfl experience in the phoenix convention center. look at the long line at the nfl shop. the feds are calling this counterfeit bust operation team player. so far, at least 52 people have been arrested here in arizona. they say it's not just a local issue either. it's a national economy issue. i want to direct you to this live shot, our nbc 10 team caught up with the "today" show. their set is right here behind me. we're told that al roker willing down there within the hour. hear from him coming up in 30 minutes. we have so much to get t

. >> the stadium is in glendale, which is ten miles away from phoenix. the fans are enjoying the rest of the super bowl experience. rob redell right smack dab in the middle of it all. bob, what is the mood out there this morning? seems a bit early. >> well it is. it's an hour ahead of you guys but still a party out here. you've got a nice little contingent of fans out here, patriots and seahawks fans, trying to get their mugs on the background of the "today" show which has been broadcasting from super bowl central, this is a 12 block fan zone downtown here. you look to the right and how large this is, 12 blocks, interaction for people to do down here and coming out here in spite of the rain and cloudy weather. are there 49ers fans out here? yes, there are plenty. lot wearing their 49ers jerseys which are easily mistaken for the arizona cardinal colors but very hard to find any who are actually still from the bay area. shouldn't be a big surprise. we did bump into elaine perez of concord. we caught her yesterday inside the nfl experience. she's a die hard

joe vasquez in glendale, arizona tonight. thanks joe. >>> just a few hours ago, we learned two kids in marin county have the measles. these kids were not vaccinated. the only details we know are that the children are related and they got infected outside the county. they are in isolation and will be confined the next three weeks. >>> a patient in sacramento might have ebola. doctors transferred the patient from mercy hospital to the uc davis medical center. that is because uc davis is one of the state hospitals outfitted for ebola patients. the hospital says the patient is in good condition. we are still waiting for test results to come back to see if it really is ebola. >>> well, buying a drink legally in california may soon come hand in hand with lighting up a cigarette. a bill was introduced that would raise the legal smoking age in the state from 18 to 21. the senator says this would help stop teenage tobacco use. one student in hayward said he started smoking when he was 18 and if a law like this had been around then, it

you can see 73 here in glendale arizona. if you're heading there for any kind of tailgating outside, it's going to be an awesome day. santa clara at 70 degrees. cooler in san francisco with cloud cover rolling in. of course, we all know the next super bowl after this one is going to be right here in santa clara. so we thought we would take a look at what the weather is light for february 7th on average. we actualtypically are about 61 degrees. it's been colder the past three years, and it also has rained as well. so there is a chance, well, it's going to be in the 60s we might get some rain as well. we'll have more on the forecast of course over the next 365 days. >> i love that forecast. thanks jeff. >> sure. >>> still ahead at 6:00 women in high-tech. the controversial magazine cover raising eyebrows. >>> also -- >> as soon as i open up the envelope, it was kind of like wow. it was in great shape. >> how this man was reunited with a prized possession he thought he lost years ago, all thanks to a by area woman. that's next.

rain in glendale for the super bowl but they have a retractable roof so it doesn't matter. as the front comes east we'll have gusty winds throughout the north bay and east bay. and the higher elevations. 20 to 35-mile-per-hour winds. 70s both days. 70 in monterey bay when we should be in the upper 50s. 64 mendocino. springtime skiing in the high sierra with temperatures in the low 50s. meanwhile our temperatures we should be at 58 degrees in san francisco. instead, 63 degrees. the winds will be out of the north today about 10 to 15 miles per hour. mid-60s in santa rosa once we scrub out the fog. mid-60s in livermore when we should be around 57 degrees. and san jose is a good 6 degrees above normal for this time of the year. chance of rain thursday. we can track the system. just get our cbs bay area weather app. check conditions in your area, get realtime radar. search "kpix" in the app store and download the cbs bay area weather app. it's now available for iphone and android. liz says she will have that app by the end of the weekend. >> has my deadline passed? it's friday a

employees will be reportly offered positions in glendale.g. we will have to see. back to you. the current measles outbreak here in california is putting new attention on vaccines and children whose parents decide not to get them. morin county has one of the highest rates of unvaccinated children in the bay area and officials feel lucky there has not been an outbreak in that area yet. some people are weary of the vaccine and the possible side effects but health officials say vaccines are a lot safer than the disasters they -- diseases they protect. >> i hope we never have a case of measles in morin county. we are fortunate we have not had a case, but we are really relying on luck at this point. >> here are the maps of the rates of vaccinations in the bay area. the darker colors are the higher numbers of people vaccinated. health officials say vaccination rates are going up, but it is still not enough to protect against an outbreak now. >>> a 5-year-old girl in novato has die from the flu despite getting a flu shot. the girl suddenly became il

we are just about 20 minutes away from glendale. and a d.c. family will be here to cheer on one of their own. he's a pariot who is making them proud. he's a star on the biggest football stage in the world but before he put on a pariot's jersey tayvon was cutting teeth here at the boys and girls club. >> my baby i ran with him. >> his grandmother was always there hugging the sidelines for everyone to hear. >> why you making all that noise up in there? >> he could hear you in the stands? >> grandma, why you making all that noise? the coaches. >> she's definitely loud. she will probably be one of the loudest people on sunday. >> his grandma raised him. his father was shot to death when he was a baby. when he was 12 his mother drown. he started asking for equipment when he was just 4. >> my grandson could have been on the streets but he had me and my husband, his other grandparents. he had uncles you know that stayed behind him. aunts. we stayed on him. >> his coach filled the role of father figure. >> he taught me a lot. not just about football b

how about the city of glendale? what does it get out of this?or is complaining this is going to cost them money. it's not a huge city about 250,000 people. and, remember somebody has to pay for all that security. and you just did a segment with the very hardworking craig melvin out there going to bud light parties and interviewing music stars. that said the mayor's arguing that this ultimately will cost them a few million bucks and he's actually asking the rest of the state to reimburse him. that's not a crazy ask. on the other hand there's absolutely no question should be in anyone's mind that this is a big, hairy revenue raiser for a lot of different people. we're talking about one little corner of a cost here. >> but, the mayor has also said the super bowl could bring in about $500 million to the area. do you see a net gain or net loss overall? >> unquestionably a net gain to the area. the mayor is saying imagine you're hiring all these security forces, many are from out of state but some local. those folks are going to make extra money. that

the mayor of glendale says his city will lose money.next, pam cook will tell us if santa clara could face the same problem next year. >>> good morning. right now we're looking at a commute that's pretty busy in the east bay and also looking at the traffic on highway coming up to the willow pass grade. that's very slow. we'll tell you more about this and the rest of the commute. >>> we have some bayside fog. more so than inland fog. >> the thickest from sfo down to san jose. a few high clouds. >> it looks like another mild to warm day. we'll show you the temps. >>> new developments in the murder trial for aaron hernandez. opening arguments were supposed to begin this morning in a massachusetts court but the proceedings are now on hold. there's word that one of the 18 jurors arrived late because of the bad weather. the associated press is reporting that another josh sent a note to the judge and that a new pool of perspective jurors is being questioned and could hear the case instead. hernandez is accused of the 2013 shooting death of semi

terry okita reports from glendale arizona. >> i just -- >> metal de tech tears bomb sniffing dogs havecommon place at superbowls. recent terror attacks overseas have prompted changes to the nfl's security play book. >> those type of things affect your planning? >> absolutely. >> jeff miller has been at the help many of nfl security for seven superbowls. >> we're autopsying looking at trends, how those things could affect us. >> eyes are everywhere here, including the skies. blackhawk helicopter will enforce no fly zone, that applies to drones, too. >> leave your drone at home. >> proximity of the stadium to glendale airport, drones aren't allowed any time let alone on superbowl sunday. >> authorities have been planning their strategy for more than a year, so far they say, there have been no specific credible threats associated with the game. >> homeland security is also on alert for lone wolf attacks. >> it is why i keep stressing the importance of working with local police departments, with state public safety organizations. >> the superbowl is considered a national security event wit

>> the rain out in glendale is going to stop in time for the game.are looking at the chance of some more rain down through texas and oklahoma and down through kansas. we are looking at snow through nebraska moving into iowa. this is eventually going to move east and hit areas like chicago overnight. southwest is in the 60s and 70s with fog on the east coast. high pressure is in control so it's quiet for today. but very cold. we have windchills down below zero right now. here's the bigger storm system it strengthens a bit. all rain to the south. wherever this rain/snow line lines up that will determine how much snowfall we will see. and in >>> good saturday morning to you. i'm meteorologist anthony slaughter. waking up to clear skies across san francisco bay. you can see the lights on the bridge. eventually plenty of sunshine this morning. notice, temperatures not that bad in the 40s and 50s across most of the bay area. later on this afternoon, record setting heat believe it or not, once again for the second weekend in a row. 71 for the south bay. 69

he petitioned the legislature to reimburse glendale but lawmakers declined. as for the economic impact on ike's? the jury is still out. >> overall the super bowl is helping out a little bit so far. we'll see how as the weekend comes, we'll know more friday night, saturday night. and then sunday after the game to see what kind of impact it is having. >> reporter: the reward for the mayor of glendale for raising this issue? he was not invited to the super bowl. but he told me late today that in fact he did manage to get an invitation. he will be inside to watch the game. veronica, no doubt about it, there are parallels to phoenix and the bay area. the majority of these kind of events will take place in the city of san francisco. and, of course, santa clara is the city that's hosting the stadium. >> joe vazquez life for us in arizona, thank you. >>> tonight we're getting our first real world look at the exclusive and very elusive tesla model x. video has surfaced of the all-electric suv being road tested in alameda. kpix 5's len ramirez on why the model is stirr

. >> reporter: glendale mayor. >> reporter: how would you describe your relationship with the nfl?elationship with the nfl. >> reporter: he says he will lose money by hosting the super bowl. >> we will lose couple million dollars. >> reporter: public safety. his city is footing the bill and claims it will never get the money back. >> it is a hard sell to tell citizens i can't extend your hours we have to shorten them. >> i am sorry the mayor doesn't share the enthusiasm. >> there is enthusiasm and excitement and i think glendale will be in the spotlight come game day. >> reporter: another reason he is not happy, the nfl experience was yanked from his city. the fans and money it draws was in glendale in 2008, this year it is 9 miles east in downtown phoenix. >> if i had my preference i would have preferred to have it here. >> the mayor of santa clara doesn't seem too concerned. he says it is best to have it in san francisco, meaning it is best for the region. santa clara mayor says he signed off on the idea of the nfl experience in san francisco. 45 miles away from his city. >> this

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willie geist, nbc news, glendale, arizona. >> how about that?r broadcast for a friday night and for this week. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. lester holt will be with you this weekend. we of course hope to see you right back here on monday night in the meantime, please have a good weekend. good night. >>> nbc bay area news starts now. >> right now at 6:00, it's changing by the hour. the measles continues to spread across the bay area. new cases are popping up this evening. good evening and thanks for being with us on this friday. i'm raj mathai. >> and i'm jessica aguirre. we have learned that just the past hour san mateo county has a new case of the measles tonight, and just 15 minutes ago, we confirmed solano county's first case. this morning, two new cases reported in marin county. two children who contacted the virus at disneyland. there are now 92 cases in the state, 14 confirmed cases in the bay area. the map you're looking at shows the five bay area counties dealing with measles right now. nbc bay area's jodi hernan

when glendale hosted the super bowl in 2008 the city estimated it lost $1.6 million. >> we brought inter: the biggest expense then and now? public safety. how much does that public safety costs? >> it ranges from $2.5 million to $3 million. >> reporter: and that's just one of a list of expenses the city has to accept when it hosts the world east largest day event. among the expenses parking lot, police escorts, parking lot, catering. >> the value that they're bringing to that city definitely far outweighs the demands they put on the cities or what they have to sub kuk to to host the event. >> reporter: the nfl says it's spent as much as $600 million to city for the benefits. some economists lower than number to $50 million. in nearby phoenix mayor greg stanton sees more benefit than risk. >> look. if you want to be in the super bowl hosting business that's not a lot of negotiation that goes on with the nfl. they have certain requirements but i think it's great to put our best face forward for the rest of the world. >> reporter: they're building a disneyland arcade of football memorabi

. >> reporter: michelle reed is originally from san jose but now lives near the stadium in glendale. >> being that the stadium is in santa clara, and all of the festivities will be in san francisco, and everybody is going to be staying in san francisco, how much of that money is going the filter into the people that live in that area? >> reporter: and of course, here, downtown phoenix is where all of the festivities are happening but the game is 15 miles away in glendale. organizers, liz, in the bay area, superbowl 50 which is coming next year, they tell us they will spread out the events. there will be some in santa clara and throughout the bay area as well. >> everybody can enjoy. all right, joe, switching gears a little bit, there was news a bit about deflategate. tell us about that. >> reporter: right, remember new england didn't have enough air in their footballs last game? well, the commissioner said today, that is not going to happen again. he has put in place a system where actually there will be a designated manager who will watch 108 footballs. he will guard them very caref

i have the very latest from glendale coming up next in >> this is super bowl weekend and finally time to put deflate gate to bed and start thinking about the biggest football game of the year. the seattle seahawks are the early favorite. if you want a ticket, it will cost you $5,000 on the secondary market. new england patriots arrived in arizona an hour ago and as you know, they have been inundated with the nfl investigation while seattle got to glendale over weekend and practiced there today. this is the sixth super bowl appearance for the patriots since 2002. listen to seattle coach pete carroll. >> dynasty is what new england has done, you know to return as their division champs for so many years, i mean it's ridiculous the numbers that they've put up and to be first round bye team for 10 times or something, this is ridiculous numbers. i don't know if anybody has done that so consistently but even then you have to look back you have to get out in the future sometimes before you can recognize that i think. >> pete careolinase carroll. college ba rankings are out tonight. i wanted t

. >> glendale, arizona. home to sunday's super bowl xlix. >> apparently, i haven't scored a lot of points with the nfl. >> had a you would describe your relationship with the nfl mow? >> i don't have a relationship with the nfl. >> i think we're probably going to lose a couple million dollars. >> reporter: the biggest problem he says? public safety. he adds that his city is footing the bill, and claims it will never get the money back. >> it's a hard sell for me to tell my citizens, i'm sorry, i can't extend the hours of your library. we have to shorten them. >> reporter: david russo was chairman of the host committee. >> there's a lot of enthusiasm, excitement from lots of other corners. i think glendale is going to be in the spotlight come game day. >> reporter: another reason mayor wires is not happy, the nfl experience was yanked from his city. the massive exhibit with the fans and money it draws was in glendale when it last hosted the super bowl in 2008. this year, it's nine miles east in downtown phoen

live look from glendale arizona, which will host america's most popular sporting event.hawks and patriots face off this sunday. >> the big game is sunday night. but tonight there's already controversy. we're not talking about the underinflated footballs. we're talking about commercials and the backlash aimed at a local tech company. >> scott budman is live in sunnyvale with the commercial dust-up. tell us more, scott. >> janelle and raj, at $4 million for 30 seconds of air time, super bowl commercials are very important for companies. but after a huge social media backlash, one local tech company has already pulled its ad. >> not many super bowl ads, this go daddy spot features a cute puppy. but the puppy in the ad getz sold on a website made with go daddy. the reaction on social media was swift and brutal. go daddy says it's pulled the spot releasing its statement admitting they underestimated the emotional response. >> now, because people are releasing them early and you've got facebook and twitter lighting up. you get a lot of feedback. in a way you get to test it and

glendale assistant police chief is head of security at super bowl xlix. >> we're looking at national hazards, manmade, intentional, anything that can occur. >> reporter: the recent attacks in paris have tightened security around the world including right here at the super bowl. he would not reveal specifics of a security plan but said his team is prepared to sweep every seat and nan and to identify ef -- fan and to identify every threat. >> we look at news an intelligence from other agencies and evaluate our plan. do we need higher vis ibleses of certain types of resources? >> reporter: terrorism, yes, it's a threat and police are confident they are on top of it. but the other big issue that officers are dealing with at the super bowl is sex trafficking. >> all money-driven. very sad. very sad. when you hear the stories of these young girls, it breaks your heart. >> reporter: debra black says while commercial sex is focused around the super bowl, it's not a problem. it's a community problem. a task force was created to attack this crime at the super bowl. >> so gathering intelligence

you think the league is happy this year that they're kind of in sunny glendale. >> exactly. >> not atimes square. it is a great week super bowl week is upon us. the patriots get out of new england before the storm. could they get away from deflate-gate? deflate-gate has identified a strong person of interest who the nfl is zeroing in on. >>> we are six days away from sun peer bowl 49 in glendale glenn but the real game between cheating and the truth. jake laser from fox sports reporting this afternoon the nfl investigation into deflate-gate zeroing in quote unquote on the patriots locker room attendant and whether he took said footballs from the officials locker room to another room on the way to the field. it gets better. the league allegedly has video of think happening and attendant is being described as a quote strong person of interest unquote. can we get a writ of habius corpus on this please. patriots beating a blizzard with a send off rally in boston before heading out to arizona. can deflate gate help and bring the patriots closer together? >> i think it's when you feel like

> the rain in glendale will stop in time for the game.into oklahoma and through kansas. we are looking at snow in nebraska and moving into iowa. this is going to move east and hit areas like chicago overnight. the southwest in 60s and fog in the east coast. quiet for today. however, it is very cold. we have windchills down below freezing freezing. here is the system for monday. wherever the rain/snow line moves, it determines how much snowfall we will see. it will stay south of chicago. a foot of snow is possible. in new york city snow begin to move in by >>> good morning. i'm first alert meteorologist brittney shipp. it is going to be a bitter cold day. temperatures range between 24 and 29 degrees with our wind speeds gusting up to 35. we watch this next system as it gets closer to us, heading into sunday afternoon. so this is going to affect your super bowl watching and then as we head into your sunday night, as you're trying to head home we could be dealing with snow throughout the area. your seven-day forecast shows a high today of 26

willie geist, nbc news glendale arizona. >> how about that?oadcast for a friday night and for this week. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. lester holt will be with you this weekend. we of course hope to see you right back here on monday night. in the meantime please have a good weekend. good night. >> katy perry,'s super bowl playbook exposed. three giant surprises revealed today. >> now, on "extra." >> katy perry's top secret pregame preps, who she called for advice her super bowl extreme diet. >> we're in arizona as the stars pour in for sunday's big game. >> what can we expect from your perform performance. >> lenny kravitz, kevin hart idina mendel zell. >> she is not tone deaf guys. >> johnny depp and amber heard, breaking new details on their rumored wedding fans. >> miley and patrick

willie geist, nbc news, glendale, arizona. >> how about that?oadcast for a friday night and for this week. thank you for being here with us. i'm brian williams. lester holt will be with you this weekend. we of course hope to see you right back here on monday night. in the meantime, please have a good weekend. good night. >>> lights, camera access. >>> the first cord rings and people are going to go what? >>>. >> but has katy's mystery halftime guest just been revealed? >>> i'm billy bush at the super bowl and i'm not exaggerating by saying we've got every

glendale, arizona, showing you right about 4:00 during game time hopefully they'll be able to open up the retractable roof and a lot of sunshine expected that day. very unusual to have everything clear out just in time for the big game. and take a look at temperatures there. comparable to what we're going to experience here in santa clara. 70 degrees straight up and 66 degrees in san francisco on super bowl sunday. now, 72 degrees is the high for today in the north bay. warmer temperatures expected up there as we head throughout saturday. up into the mid 70s, and then things are going to change. we'll see a lot of afternoon sunshine today. warmer weekend temperatures coming your way all across the board, and rain returns next week. that's the big story i want to focus in on. for the next couple days temperatures staying nice and steady, just a beautiful weekend all across the bay area. monday into tuesday, starting to add clouds. temperatures stay warm and then we take it to the future cast and something we haven't had for quite some time a decent looking storm system on the way to th

on game day, blackhawk helicopters will fly the perimeter of the stadium in glendale enforcing a no-flyameras will send video back to command centers. >> the more we see the better off we can be proactively monitoring. >> reporter: the faa reminds everyone this is a "no drone" zone. >> leave your drone at home. >> reporter: everything and everyone will be searched even the halftime superstar. officials said katy perry and her band will be looked over thoroughly. with all these extra cops it may seem like a war zone but the host committee chair from san francisco who is touring the festivities says there's a balance and they want to get it right when the games are in the bay area. >> you don't want security to be too omni present or too intimidating but at the same time, fans want to know that there's security here that it's a comfortable place to bring their families to bring their kids, and that will be very morning for us in the bay area. >> reporter: joe vazquez, kpix 5. >> super bowl 50 will be played at levi's stadium but there will be events held throughout the bay area. >>> it is

ron mott is live in glendale.ng ready for the super bowl, tsa has sent out its list of things prohibited on the plane when you're even flying to phoenix. and we want to share that with you. no air horns, that would be like caring hairspray, no concealed flarvegs or propane tanks. gee, can't carry a propane tank and food items include, not allowed to bring in salad dressing and crab dip and peanut butter and cheeses. how are we going to tailgate? >> reporter: exactly, a lot of people will have their stuff confiscated because the security is going to be super, super tight on super sunday as it always is. especially in light of the recent attacks over in europe. the officials working security here, they are at high alert. the folks coming here need to make sure they pay attention to all of those advisories. the game is on sunday at 8:30 or so eastern time. folks are encouraged to get to the stadium as early as they possibly can because the lines and queues to get in will be very long. you've got to be wanded and bags

it is 5:45 in glendale arizona.ce of rain today but zero percent tomorrow for the super bowl. on the nfl ticket exchange website, the cheapest ticket is going for $9,100. the highest price, an astounding $68,888 apiece. if you buy a pair of available tickets, you have to pony up a peer $137,776. watch the big game tomorrow at 6:30 eastern on nbc. a counteroffer they can't refuse. today jordan is threatening to execute death row inmates affiliated with isis if the terror group does not follow through on the negotiations to trade two hostages for a would-be suicide bomber. foreign editor for the bale beast. what are you hearing about the likelihood that the hostages are even alive? >> well i think there's ream questions about whether the jordanian pilot is alive. he was downed. he was injured. he was roughed up by the people who picked him up who were with isis. we don't know what happened to him after that. he did one video a few days after that. but from their point of view he's a prisoner of war and a war criminal

going to be a long couple of weeks in glendale. i'm dennis o'donnell, see you tonight. >>> thank you dennis. play of day we're going to take you to the nhl. detroit's sederberg from behind the net impossible shot but off the goalie and nashville's goal. tyke a look behind the net. how's he get that? whoops. they didn't. got a nice bounce. the red wings beat the predators 5-2 thanks to the impossible goal. there it is. >> oh. >> play of the day. >> yeah pretty good. >>> a new study out is stead shedding lite on the up till had the -- shedding light on the uphill battle with childhood obesity, the popular meal experts say you want to leave off the menu to avoid possible health problems. >> with the measles outbreak now up above 50 cases there are now new numbers showing hot spots where bay area children are not vaccinated. release a devastating avalanche of taste on your tongue. bury yourself in the flavor full of sweet icing and filling. call off the hounds! rescue is unnecessary. pillsbury toaster strudel, the snow day of breakfast

here's the deal, glendale, arizona, 71 degrees. you might see a spritzer or two.it will be light and overall looks like that big ridge is going to start to head out of the area as an area of low pressure a very strong area of low pressure kicks it out. that's the one that will likely bring us some heavy rainfall as we head through the end of next week. 70 degrees though for santa clara on super bowl sunday and the mid-60s in san francisco, looking fantastic for your outdoor plans. we are going to be in the range by i'd say five to ten degrees above average for this time of year for both saturday and sunday. monday and tuesday, not losing much of that warmth, and then the rain moves in. we got our first chance for shower activity as of sunday night into monday morning in the north bay, not expecting much there, and then that heavy rain moves in. overall temperatures are pretty mild this morning as you make your way out the front door. we have a little bit of fog drifting around. let's find out how it looks with our very own mike inouye. >> we're talking about fog a

going to be a long couple of weeks in glendale. dennis o'donnell, see you tonight. >> the nfl announces it's extending its thursday night football contract with cbs for another year. next season cbs will again broadcast the first eight thursday night games. they will be simulcast on the nfl network which will exclusively televise the remaining thursday night contests. >> the reason to stay up late. >>> hey play of day. we got some hockey for you. detroit's zetterberg from behind the net. an impossible angle to score a goal but you know what's going to happen. he's going to find the net. there he is. it bounces off the predators' goalie pads there and in she goes. bada bing. top shelf very nice and the wings went on to beat the predators 5-2. your play of the day. >> bada bing huh? >>> 6:25. new travel rules mark the biggest change in u.s. relations with cuba in half a century. the bay area congresswoman poised to take center stage during the historic transition. >> and i'm kiet do live at the station in san jose where the last free

halle jackson is in glendale. how concerned are officials there?er: jose federal health officials say it is not that the measles vaccine isn't working, it is just that it is not being used. the cdc describing the latest outbreak as a wakeup call. here in phoenix, they're listening. arizona has seven cases of people with measles. the state is monitoring about 1,000 others that may have come into contact with those folks, making sure they don't come down with measles as well. most of the thousand have probably been vaccinated. those that haven't been are asked to stay home three weeks, stay away from work school keep the kids out of daycare if that's what it takes so others don't become infected. experts say it is the best way to stop the outbreak in its tracks. health officials estimate that 14 states confirmed cases of measles. most cases are linked to disneyland in southern california where the outbreak is believed to have begun. the cdc believes someone from overseas was patient zero began the transmission and it spread from there. here in arizon

jan crawford is in glendale arizona. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. even if you didn't have a calendar that told you what day it was you can kind of tell that the super bowl is right around the corner. there's just been a change in the atmosphere over the past couple of days. people have been arriving into town. the anticipation is growing. even the players are sing u larly focused the game. on sunday this dome in the desert will be one f the most watched spots in the world. 73,000 fans will pack inside and an estimated 184 million americans will be watching on television. the nfl is determined to deploy a replay of the deflated football controversy. the referees will handle the super bowl footballs differently than a regular game. >> we're reviewing our protocol. the officials do have the footballs up until about ten minutes prior to kickoff and then they're brought out to the field. >> each team brings about 12. the patriots will hand in 54 each which will be turned over to legal officials today. they're returned on sunday for the teams and reinspig

jennifer london in glendale california. >> average age of a victim sold into the sex trade: 13 to 15 years old. in the weeks leading up to the super bowl arizona has taken a number of steps to let traffickers know they aren't welcome here. this tiny empty room is ready for the next victims of the sex trade. down the hall more identical rooms. >> these are girls that have been sexually abused and trafficked. >> leah benson runs street light u.s.a. with super bowl xlix set to kick off down the road in glendale, benson is prepared to see more girls sold for sex. >> the circuits for girls. >> what are the circuits? >> the circuits are many pimps bringing their girls from one entertainment venue to another to another to another. >> suggesting an increase in sex trafficking around the big game in 2014, arizona state university conducted the first of its kind study at super bowl xlviii. attempts to market women for commercial sex increased sharply, and that any large event which provides a significant concentration of people in a relatively confined urban area becomes a desirable location f

. >> it will be in glendale, arizona. make it a day on not a day off. today is martin luther king junior day. they are making a pledge to lend a helping hand and support their communities on this day of service. celebrations marches and parades were held to honor the civil rights leader. the ceremony at the mlk memorial at washington, d.c. dr. martin luther king jr. in atlanta. to find out how you can serve your community today log on to national service dot gov. >> at this hour secret service hunting for suspects after shots were fired near vice president's house. the big question becausewas he targeted or was it a dangerous coincidence. what's the latest? >> the latest right now is ifwe don't know if it was targeting the vice president. he and his wife dr. jill biden wasn't home so no one was hurt. it happened in the vicinity of the vice president's home in delaware on saturday night. shots were fired from a fast involving vehicle around 8:30 p.m. they aren't sure if the shots were aimed at the vice president's home which sits a couple houn yards away

the others will be offered jobs in glendale. pdi glenn works produced shrek and madagascar movies. >>> vandals hit a morgan hill elementary school with messages of hate causing thousands in damage. abc 7 news reporter chris nguyen has more on who the police believe is responsible. >> reporter: a morgan hill community is on edge after vandals hit paradise valley elementary school talking the graffiti all over campus she lives nearby and was stunned. >> even if it was just graffiti it is scary. it may get worse. >> reporter: references to the kkk, rap songs, a rock band the use of marijuana and other graphic images were spray-painted all over campus. >> with the tags on the school property and the walls and concrete and doors we believe it was juveniles based on what was tagged. >> reporter: police say it happened sometime last night or early this morning. the graffiti, first noticed by the custodian, was seen today. >> it didn't occur while students were there, we want our students to feel safe while they're at school. >> reporte

the glendale mayor maybe hosting the super bowl, he told us right here on this show, he couldn't get a ticket to the big game. until now you'll never guess who helped him out. what's the super bowl without commercials? we'll give you the first look at the coolest ads. even when they say it's not, it's always about those ad dollars. (?) melissa: the dow right now off session lows. still trading down, following a negative surprise on gdp. the us economy grew at an estimated 2.6% in the final quarter of 2014. that is less than the 3% forecasted by economists. it pales in comparison to the 5% growth in the previous quarter, which is a little suspicious i have to say. here to discuss that, jack senior editor. we have veronica dagher of the wall street journal. and todd. jack, what did you think of this? >> i thought the number was good enough. what i was struck by there was strength from the consumer and weakness from business purchases. when you have gdp, that's fine because it's dominated by the consumer effect. when you get to wall street earnings, it's just the opposite, that's domina

the others will be offered jobs in glendale. pdi glenn works produced shrek and madagascar movies. >>> vandals hit a morgan hill elementary school with messages of hate causing thousands in damage. abc 7 news reporter chris nguyen has more on who the police believe is responsible. >> reporter: a morgan hill community is on edge after vandals hit paradise valley elementary school talking the graffiti all over campus she lives nearby and was stunned. >> even if it was just graffiti it is scary. it may get worse. >> reporter: references to the kkk, rap songs, a rock band the use of marijuana and other graphic images were spray-painted all over campus. >> with the tags on the school property and the walls and concrete and doors we believe it was juveniles based on what was tagged. >> reporter: police say it happened sometime last night or early this morning. the graffiti, first noticed by the custodian, was seen today. >> it didn't occur while students were there, we want our students to feel safe while they're at school. >> reporte

the new england patriots of course take on the seahawks in glendale arizona, nine days from now. and there is only one place to see the game and all the much talked about commercials, all right here on nbc 10. and nbc 10's keith jones and comcast sports net's john clark leave for arizona this weekend. john is already there. he'll bring us live team coverage leading up to the big game. >>> happening today, president obama will speak at the u.s. conference of mayors in washington and also host a reception at the white house. the mayor including michael nutter will meet with cabinet members to expand partnerships between cities and the federal government. the nor'easter that is headed in our direction is bringing rain to the south. weather channel meteorologist mike seidel shows us what is happening in atlanta. >>> good morning, renee. from what was a wet friday morning rush hour from the metro area and the southeast, light rain right now, but traffic here on the downtown connector, that's 75 and 85 get together and come through right through the downtown area is moving fine through

here's a live look from glendale arizona. today chairmens will be in glendale for the official handoff ceremony which gets under way this afternoon. super bowl l will be held at levi stadium in santa clara. >>> the super bowl is known as much for its commercials as much as the game. one will stand out. it's a game about domestic violence. we visited a south bay shelter which posted that ad on its website. >> reporter: ruby's place in hayward expects the crisis hotline will be constantly ringing on sunday following the super bowl ad created by a group called nomore.org. >> half pepperoni half mushroom. >> a woman calls 911 appearing to order a pizza and. >> reporter: the nfl has been tarnished by its domestic abuse cases. the league is donating a 30-second spot which "the wall street journal" says is worth $4.5 million. ruby's place in hayward which has helped domestic abuse survivors for four decades has the ad on its website. >> it being so clever in showing a victim that there's more than one way to seek help will give peop

tomorrow, 34 hours away super bowl sunday in glendale about 20 minutes from here. live in phoenix, keith jones, nbc 10 news. >>> nbc 10 is the place to be during super bowl weekend. tonight, you can watch john clark and keith jones. they'll be hosting qup the super bowl zone" from arizona a live half hour behind the scenes look at the pregame excitement. they've been there all week. they're giving you a front row ticket to all of the action. that's tonight at 7:30. of course, tomorrow the super bowl, big game. coverage begins at noon. kickoff is at 6:30, right here on nbc 10. >>> still ahead, an environmental disaster threatens one of the most fragile spots on earth. what's being done to stop the mess that's approaching the galopagus islands. >>> this is nbc 10 news. >>> i'm first alert meteorologist brittney shipp. the flags are moving atop the aramark building. that's contributing to our dramatic wind chill. feels like it's 21 degrees below zero in the poconos, feels like 2 degrees below zero in philadelphia, 3 below in wilmington. actual temperature for philadel

the monastery is about five miles from glendale, where the super bowl will be played.d about that. the monastery prior -- a football fan of the highest order. when the local paper asked them about the patriots and the defensive football scandal, she had and as ready football fan opinion. she says, it doesn't make any sense that he wouldn't have known it when he felt it. a football fan and assistant have decided that if you are going to glendale to watch the super bowl, you can rent their monastery for your stay for $300 a night. a nice bed, bath and to share, free wi-fi, no smoking, no swearing. the last time, the girls made about $12,000 by renting out the monastery to fans. they put the money into the community. we asked sister >> so last night talking to a guy in the men's room about balls. tonight a nun talking about balls. i don't want the super bowl to ever come, because i don't think i can live without this subject. >> i promise to find a way to bring it up next week. >> any help you need doing that i'll help. >>> well, we're not go

by the way, if you have super bowl parties and you are wondering about the weather in glendale, well when the patriots and the seahawks start dropping to 57. in the bay area major viewing will be beautiful. accu-weather of the is mild weather con ition dids. continues. rain chances into friday. >> thank you. >>> coming up next a competitive eater just winging his way to history. >> how much chicken do you have to eat to be crowned the wing b if you have high blood pressure like i do, many cold medicines may raise your blood pressure. that's why there's coricidin hbp it relieves cold symptoms without raising blood pressure. so look for powerful cold medicine with a heart. coricidin hbp. >>> this is unbelievable. a professional climber has scaled niagara falls. it is not the rocks, but the actual water fall. he used ice picks to make his way up frozen water. look at this image. during the climb several huge chunks went past his head. it took an hour to reach the top. several people have survived going over the niagara falls but he is the first to survive the trip up. >> that's incredib

maybe you stay over at your friend's house but glendale itself will be beautiful.y at the cost. sunshine and low-to-mid 60's and the rest of us mid-to-upper 60's with the fog fading by noon. the seven-day forecast shows spring >> all that weather route >> all that weather brought to you by hilton. working early mornings at "gma" i know a thing or two about what makes a good breakfast so i join returning chef ann borrell to judge the breakfast for the champions on "worst cooks in america." here's a sneak peek. >> ginger, our guest today has tasted all of your food so we'll find out whose eggs got scrambled and who had the breakfast of champions. >> you guys are definitely not the worst cooks in america. i think that title is out there. i would eat those breakfasts any time. i was very impressed with all of the dishes on the red team. but the best breakfast i had -- >> oh, you know we can't give that away quite yet. you can catch the entire episode of "worst cooks in america" sundays on the food network after the super bowl and, lara, i'm getting my stretch on. i'm c

. >>> yeah let's take a look at the scene in glendale arizona, where the sunshine has given way to clouds and rain just two days before super bowl xlix. >> we've got team coverage of everything leading up to the big game. jim handly is in phoenix, but we start first with jason pugh. the nfl commissioner roger goodell broke his silence today about deflategate. >> he spoke to the media for about 45 minutes today and used words like serious and thorough talking about the investigation. the probe is focusing on two question first and foremost kwhirp some footballs used in a game that weren't in compliance with the rules? and second was it a result of deliberate action? goodell made it clear this investigation is still ongoing. >> we have rules. we're a league of rules. whether a competitive advantage was actually gained or not is secondary in my mind to whether that rule was violated. that's the integrity of our game. when those rules are violated we will take that seriously. >> reporter: today the nfl will take over 100 footballs that have been used by both teams in their practice sessions t

. >>> people are pouring in to glendale arizona.for football's big get night. >> new england patriots set to take on the seattle see hawk but this season really has had its share of controversy and fox's will car has the latest on the shadow that's hanging over the big game this year. >> reporter: fans are flooding into arizona assignment builds for the big game but this season has been the league has been plagued by scandal. the most recent controversy so-called deflate-gate. the patriots are facing accusations they're football walls were underinflateed to make it easier for star quarterback tom brady to handle the ball. nfl commissioner goodell says a full investigation is underway. >> all of us want to make sure that the rules are being followed and if we have any information where the potential those rules were violateed i have to pursue that. >> reporter: nfl taking action against domestic abuse after the ray rice scandal. the league has been widely criticized for not acting aggressively against rice from the beginning now an a