heather holmes has more on the other acts making appearances this weekend. >> reporter: pier 70 will some of the biggest names in music including the red hot chili peppers, and tonight, dave matthews. >> i'm hear to see my 90th dave matthews show. >> reporter: this devoted fan was not about to miss the chance to see his favorite musicians in his own backyard. concert goers had plenty of room to move around. >> this is the most incredible venue. >> really this is the best venue of all the 90 shows. >> i can't wait until the show comes on. so far, i can't ask for anything more. >> reporter: the upper levels offer a great view of the stage and the performers. >> this is amazing. spectacular. i've been to 18 shows and this is one of the most amazing venues i've been to. >> that was heather holmes reporting. alicia keys will play saturday at justin herman plaza. and metallica will play at at&t park. >>> the top 24 finalists for american idol have been selected and two are from the bay area. >> this is the break i've been looking for. >> 28-year-old adam lasser of danville made the cut. an

>> that was heather holmes reporting. two more of these listening sessions planned for next month and two review is expected to take about two years and will include public reports every six months. san francisco is the 10th law enforcement agency to be reviewed since the special dog office was created. >>> two people shot a 19-year- old man near the larkspur landing movie theater about 7:00 last night. there was an argument in the parking lot and that's when the shooters opened fire. the attackers fled in a black suv. police say this is an isolated incident and it appears the suspects and the victim knew each other. some people were asked to stay inside the movie theater while police secured the scene. >>> the san francisco board of supervisors will hold a hearing examining how to address the homeless crisis. last year's homeless count showed 6600 people living on the streets. homeless advocates are urging supporters to attend the 10:00 hearing at city hall to rally support for more funding. they are also accusing the ci

. >> ktvu heather holmes is our correspondent on the party circuit tonight starting with a celebrity studded event called suits and sneakers. heather? >> reporter: how did i get so lucky with this assignment? this event combines two of my favorite things, football and of course fashion. and some current and former nfl stars are right up there on the second floor for tonight's big bash. the main event if you will, gets started in about 30, 40 minutes. that's when there's going to be a fashion show and some of these players will trade in nice suits made by a california company called elevate. a few minutes ago we were upstairs on the red carpet, had a chance to talk with some of the stars including oakland raiders charles woodson. we had to ask him to strike a pose, but it couldn't be any pose, it had to be the i'm now retired pose. this was his response. >> what do you do next? >> [ laughter ] >> a great week representing the nfl. super bowl week, two teams have a chance to make history. so i'm over here to help -- to celebrate and be a part of the festivities. tonight, basically a bla

heather holmes was at that meeting at thurgood marshall high school and tells us there tonight. >> reporter: there certainly was, frank. there was anger, resentment, mistrust in the crowd of 100 who gathered here, most of whom addressed the panel, scrutinizing the police and the panel itself. >> independent and objective review of a san francisco police department. >> reporter: officials attempt to help officers in san francisco repair strained relations with the community got off to a rough start. two speakers into wednesday night's community meeting hosted by department of justice, anger erupted. >> this is nothing more than window dressing. >> reporter: members of the justice memorial coalition say the federal review announced earlier this month fall short of the investigation they had hoped for. >> we demand, we're not asking, we're not making, we are demanding justice! for our brother, mario. >> reporter: the department of justice is doing a voluntary assessment of sfpd policies and procedures but is not looking december killing. the stabbing suspect was shot multiple times after polic

. >>> ktvu heather holmes obtained numbers that show gun seizures have continued to go up over the past five years and talked with the captain of the bay view station that recovered the most weapons in 2015. >>> broadcast over police radio. the arms race on san francisco's streets. >> reporter: one that police are out to win. >> they come across guns like people have phones on them. >> reporter: the captain at the bay view station ... >> it is amazing how many guns some of these officers get. >> reporter: he has made recovering firearms a priority. >> times where they are getting two or three a day. >> reporter: illegal guns considered by law enforcement as the gateway to committing murder. ktvu got an exclusive look at some of the 304 guns taken off of the streets by bay view officers. shotguns and pistols and a military rifle. 304 opportunities to commit murder. >> it is a model gray four door sedan. >> reporter: the efforts contributed to a 15% decline and they are found in minor infractions and suspicious behavior and target repeat offenders before they commit more serious crimes. >

. >> ktvu heather holmes is our correspondent on the party circuit tonight starting with a celebrity dded event called suits and sneakers. heather? >> reporter: how did i get so lucky with this assignment? this event combines two of my favorite things, football and of course fashion. and some current and former nfl stars are right up there on the second floor for tonight's big bash. the main event if you will, gets started in about 30, 40 minutes. that's when there's going to be a fashion show and some of these players will trade in their jerseys for some pretty nice suits made by a california company called elevate. a few minutes ago we were upstairs on the red carpet, had a chance to talk with some of the stars including oakland raiders charles woodson. we had to ask him to strike a pose, but it couldn't be any pose, it had to be the i'm now retired pose. this was his response. >> what do you do next? >> [ laughter ] >> a great week representing the nfl. super bowl week, two teams have a chance to make history. so i'm over here to help -- to celebrate and be a part of the festivitie

heather holmes is at police headquarters right now where investigators are reviewing clues to see if here's a connection. heather? >> reporter: these incidents happened just six days apart and blocks away from each other. both of the victims were grabbed from behind. similarities for sure. police say it's too early in the investigation to know if it is the same suspect. two terrifying cases of what can and does happen to women walking alone. >> it is scary. i live in unit two. very close to where i live. >> reporter: lucy presse was sleeping tuesday night, a woman was sexually assaulted by a stranger. the attack on ben venue avenue near dwight way followed another assault in the same area last thursday. >> scary to walk around alone at night. >> reporter: the timing of the two attacks are raising questions about a connection. police are looking at the possibility. >> they are following up on cases trying to see if there is a connection. such as like similar mo or similar descriptions. >> reporter: investigators have a description of the man a last thursday's incident. the man who grab

heather holmes was at that meeting at thurgood marshall high school and tells us there was a rush to the microphone tonight. >> reporter: there certainly was, frank. there was anger, resentment, mistrust in the crowd of 100 who gathered here, most of whom addressed the panel, scrutinizing the police and the panel itself. >> independent and objective review of a san francisco police department. >> reporter: officials attempt to help officers in san francisco repair strained relations with the community got off to a rough start. two speakers into wednesday night's community meeting hosted by department of justice, anger erupted. >> this is nothing more than window dressing. >> reporter: members of the justice memorial coalition say the federal review announced earlier this month fall short of the investigation they had hoped for. >> we demand, we're not asking, we're not making, we are demanding justice! for our brother, mario. >> reporter: the department of justice is doing a voluntary assessment of sfpd policies and procedures but is not looking into the specifics of the december kil

we get developing news now from ktvu's heather holmes. >> reporter: julie, sources tell me san francisco police tracked the 26-year-old suspect down to the home that you see over my shoulder here on san pablo avenue here. they have it under surveillance after learning he had been staying here. earlier this evening, they got their break. the suspect was spotted leaving . richmond police stopped the vehicle he was in and he was arrested. hunt for the suspected gunman who killed two men and injured a third early sunday morning at twin peaks, one of san francisco's most popular tourist spots, ended monday when officers nabbed the man near a home on san pablo avenue. >> police cars started together. we started seeing undercover police. looks like they were trying to close in. >> reporter: the accused killer had been hiding out in his neighborhood. >> that's too close to home. >> three total. >> reporter: the gunman killed 19-year-old reni moore and 21- year-old julio perez, both santa rosa. a third man was shot and remained hospitalized with life- threatening injuries. the motive is not clear

. >> i'm heather holmes. we will begin with wild weather around the bay area. a hailstorm, it left a dusting of snow on bay area peaks. mark is here now with a look at today's temperatures and also that wind advisory that is in effect, mark? >> >> reporter: yes, gusty winds, cold front, snow on mount hamilton. in fact, here is our live camera. a little bit of daylight left if you can see the snow covered peaks here. snow up in the hills earlier today. felt like the snow. in terms of rainfall totals. and we are out towards brentwood and antioch and lafayette, lafayette picked up more than that. a lot of activity. in fact, this tweet is sent to us from lafayette, you can see the hail on the grounds thank you for sending in that report there. and a lot of hail reported. a lot of people are thinking it looked snow out there with the ground covered. here is what happened. of course, a front moving through to the south earlier this morning. the main action moving in this afternoon. ifthabgt you noticed a lot of sunshine moving to the north and the east. seeing big cl

.>>> good evening, i'm heather holmes. >> i'm ken wayne, the 49er faithful have been on pins and needles waiting see if eddie debartolo junior would make it into the nfl hall of fame. sports director mike tavon this is live on the red carpet in san francisco, it sounds like you were one of the ones to break the story.>> reporter: when we tell you, they are pulling up some the red carpet but here on out eddie debartolo will be getting red carpet treatment no matter where he goes, for is the charm for him. the 4th time he has been a finalist for the hall of fame vote, he made at this time. we spoke with him last night and he said he was nervous and mentally fried, talking to a couple of eddie insiders, they said literally he was pacing back and forth in his hotel room. it meant a lot to him. 5 times under his ownership the photo -- 49ers went to the super bowl and very valuable components to those championships, we spoke with just after the announcement started to leak out. that would be jerry rice and none other than super bowl winning quarterback steve young. here's what they have to say

. >> i am heather holmes. super bowl 50 is underway right now at levi stadium in santa clara. here is a live look at the stadium. all lit up. 70,000 people in the stands to watch the denver broncos take on the carolina panthers. >> fans converged on santa clara for the historic super bowl. that is where we find ktvu's maureen naylor live outside levi stadium with all the action outside. >> reporter: well, it has been an exciting day outside levi stadium. we are a few blocks away. there it is behind me. we could hear the roar of the crowd from our location. inside right now 70,000 plus. but we saw the fan craziness to give you a look earlier. just take a listen. [ screams ] [ screams ] >> reporter: that was broncos fans watching the game on their cell phones outside the stadium. we watched thousands of people pour into the stadium before the 3:30 p.m. start and a lot of people didn't have a ticket and were trying to score one. we talked to several people who have tickets, including a music executive from new york. he has been to the last five super bowls. >> this is incredible.

i'm heather holmes. >> i'm ken wayne. presidential candidates are now in the final sprint ahead of super tuesday which is now just 48 hours away. as caroline shively reports, hillary clinton stumped for votes today after her big win yesterday in south carolina. >> we are not taking anything and we're not taking anyone for granted. >> reporter: no surprise that clinton won the south carolina primary this weekend. the surprise was how big she won. crushing bernie sanders by almost 48 points. leading in every -- in nearly every demographic. whites, blacks, seniors and men. >> sometimes you win, sometimes you lose. tonight, we lost. >> reporter: sanders expects to do well on super tuesday but clinton appears to have begun a pivot to the general election taking a shot at donald trump. >> despite what you hear, we don't need to make a -- to make america great again. america has never stopped being great. >> reporter: marco rubio and ted cruz also hammered trump on the campaign trail. >> he should sue whoever did that to his fac

. >> i'm heather holmes. san francisco police are looking for the gunman who shot and killed two men at one of the tourist hotspots. we're live at the top of twin peaks where gunfire broke out early this morning. christian? >> reporter: all day long we've seen san francisco police in the area. in the last 10 minutes we saw a group of officers come through this area, bringing families through this area. not clear if that's the family of the victim or one of the victims. they did spend a significant amount of time around this black chevy impala here. the area we're standing, twin peaks, one of the most spectacular views of san francisco. all day long we've seen hundreds of tourists coming to this area taking pictures and enjoying the view. none of them having any idea they are standing a few feet away from where three men were shot. >> san francisco police were at the top of twin peaks early responded to reports of shots fired shortly after 2:00 a.m. officers discovered three men who had been shot, one young ma

. >> and i'm heather holmes. >>> we begin with developing news in san francisco, where police are at the scene of a brazen deadly shooting in the city's fillmore district. these are live pictures now you're looking at from the scene. the shooting was reported at about 3:00 this afternoon, right in front of a mcdonald's on fillmore near golden gate avenue. that is less than a block from the northern district police station. police say the gunman fired into a white dodge sedan, hitting a man in the passenger's seat multiple times. the victim, a man in his twenties, was rushed to san francisco general where he was pronounced dead. investigators are interviewing witnesses and reviewing surveillance footage. given there are cameras in this area, police are hopeful the footage could help track down the gunman. >>> turning now to the race for the white house, just a day after heroin in the nevada caucuses, democratic presidential candidate hillary clinton is in the bay area fund- raising tonight. ktvu's christien kafton is live in piedmont where an event is set to begin in a few minutes. >>

heather holmes there, heather that part is just getting under way. >> yes, it is. in fact, just opened up the red carpet a few minutes ago. a few celebrity sightings. joining me now is scott flanderses, the ceo of playboy enterprises. i don't know how you do it but every year it is the party to attend. how do you do it? >> i will tell you the secret. it is girls. when playmates show up they are larger than life and bring the energy to the party. huge 35,000 square foot tent. this is a t-frpbt year for you, though. i know that you helped make the decision to launch a nonnude version of playboy. folks will get a first look at it and hit news stands on friday. why make that move? >> yes. playboy is putting its clothes back on. we are getting great press. the reason we did it,y were all nonnude and doing well. reaching a young audience, they engage with us and we decided to make the magazine look the same. >> all right, thank you for taking the time. have fun this week. >> go pay top. >> we were talking about who we expected to win the super bowl. we are both sort of h

.>>> good evening, i am heather holmes. >> i am ken wayne. much of the bay area is in party mode with the focus on some sponsors featuring some of music's biggest stars. john sasaki is live. we have been waiting for one of those stars to take the stage at market street.>> reporter: can -- ken, i didn't hear your question. we are standing right now on market at run street. we just got out of the alicia keys concert half an hour ago. it has been kind of crazy. a lot of people, i tell you what, we are going to toss it back to you. these guys are getting kind of crazy.>> people of every color need to come together to end racism. [ music ] >> amazing, actually. a lot of people i'm happy to see. the broncos in the panthers, surprising all the niners fan. i am happy. everybody is happy around here.>> house alicia keys doing?>> amazing. this is the best.>> she sounds great out here. i will -- would prefer to be in there. these people have her on tv. they are fantastic.>> when anyone throws a party, what's the biggest thing they worry about? i hope pe

heather holmes there, heather that part is just getting under way. >> yes, it is.ct, just opened up the red carpet a few minutes ago. a few celebrity sightings. joining me now is scott flanderses, the ceo of playboy enterprises. i don't know how you do it but every year it is the party to attend. how do you do it? >> i will tell you the secret. it is girls. when playmates show up they are larger than life and bring the energy to the party. >> and this year you put up a huge 35,000 square foot tent. this is a t-frpbt year for you, though. i know that you helped make the decision to launch a nonnude version of playboy. folks will get a first look at it and hit news stands on friday. why make that move? >> yes. playboy is putting its clothes back on. we are getting great press. the reason we did it,y were all nonnude and doing well. reaching a young audience, they engage with us and we decided to make the magazine look the same. >> all right, thank you for taking the time. go in and now and celebrate have fun this week. >> thank you. >> go pay top. >> we were talking

.>>> good evening, i am heather holmes. >> i am ken wayne. much of the bay area is in party mode with the focus on some sponsors featuring some of music's biggest stars. john sasaki is live. we have been waiting for one of those stars to take the stage at market street.>> reporter: can -- ken, i didn't hear your question. market at run street. we just got out of the alicia keys concert half an hour ago. it has been kind of crazy. a lot of people, i tell you what, we are going to toss it back to you. these guys are getting kind of crazy.>> people of every color need to come together to end racism. [ music ] >> amazing, actually. see. the broncos in the panthers, surprising all the niners fan. i am happy. everybody is happy around here.>> house alicia keys doing?>> amazing. great out here. there. these people have her on tv. they are fantastic.>> when anyone throws a party, what's the biggest thing they worry about? i hope people come. they came. stage, oh, my god. while. i'm going to say we have a place for you at levi stadium for 68,000 peopl

i am heather holmes. >> i am ken wayne. the broncos beat the panthers 24-10 in super bowl l in santa clara.>> a defensive battle throughout. the broncos defense was the brightest. joe fonzi joins us with highlight's. >> the question is can the game live up to the hype? in this era of highflying offenses, it was a defensive oriented effort tonight that was good enough to win super bowl l. joe montana among the 40 past super bowl mvps part of the pregame. stephen curry, the most famous carolina fan, got his team going. it was broncos defense and to the ball was the difference. von miller sacked cam newton, causing a fumble. malik jackson recovered it in the end zone. it was 10-0 denver. the panthers put their best drive of the night together. pretty good airtime for stewart. the ballgame was 10-7. the broncos forced three fumbles on the night. it was still a one possession game when who else but miller, the ball comes out, it's a free- for-all. the broncos turned in seven sacks and all and miller was named of the most valuabl

heather holmes is live now with the urgent plea to city leaders. heather? >> reporter: no doubt about it, there's been a surge in homeless people living here on the streets. south of market neighborhood, not sure if you can see, but tents as well as tarps and shopping carts line many of the sidewalks. the situation has reached such a critical level that one gym owner in the area actually made these flyers with the phone number and email address of the mayor and every city supervisor . he is hoping all of those phone calls and emails will finally get city leaders to take action. the lack of progress on homelessness in san francisco near the health club fitness sf. >> every intersection is overrun with homeless people. >> reporter: sebastian owns the gym at the corner of ninth and division. he says the situation seems to get worse every month. >> what's going on is not acceptable. we need a plan of action that works. >> reporter: the increasing encampments are testing the limits of tolerance for people in the neighborhood. they report seeing drinking, drug de

heather holmes has been monitoring the results. she's here now with more. heather? >> frank and julie, the excitement and buzz around presidential caucuses carried through tonight. trump dominated in nevada. preliminary results of an entrance poll show six in 10 caucus goers said they prefer someone from the outside, outside the political establishment and that they were angry with the way the government is working. and it was trump got about half of those angry voters. he spoke to supporters a short time ago. we want to share with you a little bit of what he had to say. >> you know, we worked expected a couple months ago. we weren't expected to win this one. you know that, right? we weren't. if you listen to the pundits, we weren't expected to win too much, now we're winning, winning, winning. >> reporter: trump has three straight wins, strengthening his position as the battle for the republican presidential nomination moves into a dozen states. coming up on march 1 which is super tuesday, the win tonight shows the durability of trump's he picked up victories in th

. >> i am heather holmes. it was a brazen shooting in the middle of the day. a shooter targeted a man in the drive-through of a busy mcdonald's in san francisco right across from a police station. deborah villalon live with what we've learned -- learned about the killing.>> reporter: so close to northern station, officers inside heard the shots. by standards came running to bang on station windows.>> the suspect is a blackmail, -- male, 5 foot 10.>> reporter: the description when out within minutes of the shooting. violence stunned people on fillmore street. the victim was a passenger in a dodge sedan, pulling out of the mcdonald's drive-through when the shooter walked up and station is down the block. officers came quickly and they began first aid.>> the driver opened his door to escape and the woman -- wounded man got out that door but collapsed on the sidewalk and died at the hospital. officers look for witnesses and surveillance video from several businesses across from the shooting.>> reviewing all the video footage of not only the shooting but the escape

. >> i'm heather holmes. it is the sprint to super tuesday. the presidential candidates are bearing down. republican front-runner donald criticism. while on the democratic side, hillary clinton looks at -- looks to lock up the nomination and move past bernie sanders. mike manual is in nashville, tennessee. one of the states holding primaries. >> reporter: on the day donald trump received his first endorsement by jeff sessions, the billionaire candidate getting criticism for his response after former kkk leader david duke was support. >> i don't know david duke. i don't believe i've ever met him. pretty sure. i don't know anything about him. >> reporter: he later tweeted he did mention his name -- part of the quote fringe element but critics say he did not strongly denounce duke. >> we cannot be a party that nominates someone who confuses to condemn white supremacists. >> reporter: now super tuesday contest. >> there is no doubt that if donald steamrolled through super tuesday and wins everywhere with big margins that he may be unstoppable. i d

ktvu's heather holmes is live on treasure island with how those officers were able to connect with her. heather? >> reporter: for several tense minutes yesterday, near the tower high above san francisco bay, those chp officer tried to save -- tried to save a woman >> possible 1031 at westbound. >> reporter: as traffic moved along tuesday evening, a broadcast over police radios brought the flow to a halt. >> shot out of the vehicle, climbed over, possibly jumped. >> reporter: reports of a suicidal woman on the eastern span. chp officer dustin aviguard was first to arrive. and there on a concrete ledge, nearly 200 feet above the bay, he gingerly approached the woman as she contemplated jumping. >> i took a moment to step back from the officer role and stepped into a personal role, trying to connect to her personally. and as a friend. >> reporter: the officer is his goal was to build rapport with the woman and convince her to climb down but it just wasn't working. >> she didn't turn around to look at me or speak with me. >> reporter: his partner, officer jeremy meyer, also arrived and sta

ktvu's heather holmes is at a meeting and she tells us there are strong feelings on both sides. heather? >> reporter: julie, renters feel like they are being taken advantage of. landlords, that they are being demonized. right now the city council is inside the auditorium behind me trying to a young regulations that will somehow make both sides happy. finding an affordable place to rent is tough. the tightening market is pushing up runs across the bay area and alameda is no different. >> between 2011 and 2015, rents in buildings with 58 plus units , average increase during that period was 13% a year. >> reporter: debbie potter is the development director, the tuesday night will address soaring rents by doing three things. it would strengthen the rent review process for increases of more than 5%. it would limit emissions. and require landlords to pay a tenant's moving costs for some evictions. >> the idea is to dis- incentivize property owners to raise rents. >> reporter: this comes after several heated meetings. catherine pauling is with the renters coalition. she doesn't believe

heather holmes has been monitoring the results. she's here now with more. heather? >> frank and julie, the excitement and buzz around donald trump heading into the first in the west republican presidential caucuses carried through tonight. trump dominated in nevada. preliminary results of an entrance poll show six in 10 caucus goers said they prefer someone from the outside, outside the political establishment and that they were angry with the way the government is working. and it was trump got about half of those angry voters. he spoke to supporters a short time ago. we want to share with you a little bit of what he had to say. >> you know, we worked expected a couple months ago. we weren't expected to win this one. you know that, right? we weren't. if you listen to the pundits, we weren't expected to win too much, now we're winning, winning, winning. >> reporter: trump has three straight wins, strengthening his position as the battle for the republican presidential nomination moves into a dozen states. coming up on march 1 which is super tuesday, the win tonight s

. >> i am heather holmes. it was a brazen shooting in the middle of the day. a shooter targeted a man in the drive-through of a busy mcdonald's in san francisco right across from a police station. deborah villalon live with what we've learned -- learned about the killing.>> reporter: so close to northern station, officers inside heard the shots. by standards came running to bang on station windows.>> the suspect is a blackmail, -- male, 5 foot 10.>> reporter: the description when out within minutes of the shooting. violence stunned people on fillmore street. the victim was a passenger in a dodge sedan, pulling out of the mcdonald's drive-through when the shooter walked up and opened fire.>> the police station is down the block. officers came quickly and they began first aid.>> the driver opened his door to escape and the woman -- wounded man got out that door but collapsed on the sidewalk and died at the hospital. officers look for witnesses and surveillance video from several businesses across from the shooting.>> reviewing all the video footage of not only t

heather holmes here now to talk with the captain of the bayview station, the station that recovered the most weapons. >> reporter: he calls it a frustrating milestone. san francisco officers took 1085 guns off the streets last year, that is nearly three every day. it's been growing each of the last five years. broadcasts over police radio. details the arms race on san francisco streets. >> four males, one with a ski mask. >> reporter: one that police are out to win. >> they come across guns like >> reporter: the captain at the department's bayview station. >> it's amazing how many guns some of these officers get. >> reporter: he's made recovering firearms a priority. >> there's times where they are getting two or three day. >> reporter: illegal guns are considered as the gateway crime to committing murder. many of the weapons on this table have indeed been used to kill. >> these guns are related to some very violent people. >> reporter: ktvu got an exclusive look at some of the 304 guns taken last year by bayview officers. shotguns, pistols, even a sniper rifle. 304 opportunities to com

i am heather holmes. >> i am ken wayne. the broncos beat the panthers 24-10 in super bowl l in santa clara.>> a defensive battle throughout. the broncos defense was the brightest. joe fonzi joins us with highlight's. >> the question is can the game live up to the hype? in this era of highflying offenses, it was a defensive oriented effort tonight that was good enough to win super bowl l. joe montana among the 40 past super bowl mvps part of the pregame. stephen curry, the most famous carolina fan, got his team going. it was broncos defense and carolinas inability to hang on to the ball was the difference. von miller sacked cam newton, causing a fumble. malik jackson recovered it in the end zone. it was 10-0 denver. the panthers put their best drive of the night together. pretty good airtime for stewart. the ballgame was 10-7. the broncos forced three fumbles on the night. it was still a one possession game when who else but miller, the ball comes out, it's a free- for-all. the broncos turned in seven sacks and all and mille

. >> i'm heather holmes. it is the sprint to super tuesday. the presidential candidates are bearing down. republican front-runner donald trump is fighting off new criticism. while on the democratic side, hillary clinton looks at -- looks to lock up the nomination and move past bernie sanders. mike manual is in nashville, tennessee. one of the states holding primaries. >> reporter: on the day donald trump received his first endorsement by jeff sessions, the billionaire candidate getting criticism for his response after former kkk leader david duke was support. >> i don't know david duke. i don't believe i've ever met him. pretty sure. i don't know anything about him. >> reporter: he later tweeted saying quote, i disavow. he did mention his name -- part of the quote fringe element but critics say he did not strongly denounce duke. >> we cannot be a party that nominates someone who confuses to condemn white supremacists. >> reporter: now super tuesday contest. >> there is no doubt that if donald steamrolled through super tuesday and wins everywhe

. >> i'm heather holmes. a new signing up in alameda man -- a new sighting of an alameda man missing for six days. he owes the government more than $100 million. debora villalon live now at oakland where the mystery first began. >> reporter: he was dropped off for a business appointment here in downtown oakland on tuesday morning. his family became frantic when he blew it off. now they have a new clue to where he went next. >> we love him a lot. >> reporter: the family says this photo from instagram shows 73-year-old john back in san francisco on the coastal trail near lands and. they say it was snapped about noon tuesday. on park and left oakland. it brings daughter laura to tears. the family has spread missing posters as far south as san jose searching hospitals, police stations, shelters. now they say they will focus on the point lobos area and its trails which they say he knew well from going up in san francisco. >> my dad is a very reliable person. he goes where he says. he doesn't -- he's never done any

ktvu's heather holmes is live on treasure island with how those officers were able to connect with her. heather? >> reporter: for several tense minutes yesterday, near the tower high above san francisco bay, those chp officer tried to save -- tried to save a woman from herself. >> possible 1031 at westbound. >> reporter: as traffic moved along tuesday evening, a broadcast over police radios brought the flow to a halt. >> shot out of the vehicle, climbed over, possibly jumped. >> reporter: reports of a suicidal woman on the eastern span. chp officer dustin aviguard was first to arrive. and there on a concrete ledge, nearly 200 feet above the bay, he gingerly approached the woman as she contemplated jumping. >> i took a moment to step back from the officer role and stepped into a personal role, trying to connect to her personally. and as a friend. >> reporter: the officer is specially trained in crisis intervention. his goal was to build rapport with the woman and convince her to climb down but it just wasn't working. >> she didn't turn around to look at me or speak with me. >> reporter:

ktvu's heather holmes is at a meeting and she tells us there are strong feelings on both sides. heather? >> reporter: julie, renters feel like they are being taken advantage of. landlords, that they are being demonized. right now the city council is inside the auditorium behind me trying to a young regulations that will somehow make both sides happy. finding an affordable place to rent is tough. the tightening market is pushing up runs across the bay area and alameda is no different. >> between 2011 and 2015, rents in buildings with 58 plus units , average increase during that period was 13% a year. >> reporter: debbie potter is the development director, the ordinance up for consideration tuesday night will address soaring rents by doing three things. it would strengthen the rent review process for increases of more than 5%. it would limit emissions. and require landlords to pay a tenant's moving costs for some evictions. >> the idea is to dis- incentivize property owners to raise rents. >> reporter: this comes after several heated meetings. catherine pauling is with the renters

heather holmes is live now with the urgent plea to city leaders. heather? >> reporter: no doubt about it, there's been a surge in homeless people living here on the streets. south of market neighborhood, not sure if you can see, but tents as well as tarps and shopping carts line many of the sidewalks. the situation has reached such a critical level that one gym owner in the area actually made these flyers with the phone number and email address of the mayor and every city supervisor . he is hoping all of those phone calls and emails will finally get city leaders to take action. the lack of progress on homelessness in san francisco is evident on every corner, near the health club fitness sf. >> every intersection is overrun with homeless people. >> reporter: sebastian owns the gym at the corner of ninth and division. he says the situation seems to get worse every month. >> what's going on is not acceptable. we need a plan of action that works. >> reporter: the increasing encampments are testing the limits of tolerance for people in the neighborhood. they rep

the suspect is right now in the process of being booked, for of attempted murder, as well as >> heather holmes tonight in richmond, thank you. >>> in oakland, investigators are searching for clues tonight in a homicide there. sky fox was overhead as police processed the scene. officers tell us they responded around 520 this evening to a home on a report of a disturbance. police say a short time later, a male victim turned up at the police have not released any details on possible suspects. >>> to the weather now, definitely a beach day in february. sky fox was over ocean beach this afternoon. we found a lot of people enjoying the weather on this presidents' day. >> bill martin joins us now and we saw some records out there today. >> temperatures today, 10, 15 degrees warmer than the average. high yesterday, could see records tomorrow. is a beautiful night, temperatures thus far, some of the records we had today, san rafael was 80, 77 in richmond, 77 san francisco, 74 in oakland, records throughout the bay area, second straight day take -- tomorrow we might have a shot for another record and th

. >> i'm heather holmes. a new signing up in alameda man -- a new sighting of an alameda man missing for six days. he owes the government more than $100 million. debora villalon live now at oakland where the mystery first began. >> reporter: he was dropped off for a business appointment here in downtown oakland on tuesday morning. his family became frantic when he blew it off. now they have a new clue to where he went next. >> we love him a lot. >> reporter: the family says this photo from instagram shows 73-year-old john back in san francisco on the coastal trail near lands and. they say it was snapped about noon tuesday. just a few hours after back got on park and left oakland. it brings daughter laura to tears. the family has spread missing posters as far south as san jose searching hospitals, police stations, shelters. now they say they will focus on the point lobos area and its trails which they say he knew well from going up in san francisco. >> my dad is a very reliable person. he goes where he says. h

. >>> good evening, i am heather holmes. >> and i'm ken wayne. we are one hour away from the start of the annual new year's parade -- chinese new year's parade. >> reporter: things are building up here in terms of excitement and preparation >>> whitney give you a look at all the activity. we help folks lined up 10 deep to get a look. you can see a dragon coming through right now. and all along, as you pin through the crowd, you can see just how many people come. this is what it looks like every year. this is a parade that does not disappoint. one of the only nighttime parades left in the country. we have folks from utah over here. folks from germany and hayward. let me ask you quickly, have you ever seen a parade before? >> no, i haven't. >>reporter: not anywhere? not on tv? >> no. >> bucket list. >>reporter: it's a good one. >> reporter: first time here? >> first time and i'm so happy to be here. >> reporter: all the way from germany, what are you hoping to see? >> all. >> reporter: you will see the best ever. let's look down here. this is where

heather holmes here now to talk with the captain of the bayview station, the station that recovered the most weapons. >> reporter: he calls it a frustrating milestone. san francisco officers took 1085 guns off the streets last year, that is nearly three every day. it's been growing each of the last five years. broadcasts over police radio. details the arms race on san francisco streets. >> four males, one with a ski mask. >> reporter: one that police are out to win. >> they come across guns like people have phones on them. >> reporter: the captain at the department's bayview station. >> it's amazing how many guns some of these officers get. >> reporter: he's made recovering firearms a priority. >> there's times where they are getting two or three day. >> reporter: illegal guns are considered as the gateway crime to committing murder. many of the weapons on this table have indeed been used to kill. >> these guns are related to some very violent people. >> reporter: ktvu got an exclusive look at some of the 304 guns taken last year by bayview officers. shotguns, pistols, even a sniper rif

ktvu's heather holmes is our condor -- corresponded on the super bowl party circuit. she went to the show, talked to fans and joins us now live. >> reporter: last night i was talking about football and fashion. tonight all about music. the first in a three night concert series kicked off an hour ago here at pier 70, dave matthews band hitting the stage. before tonight's concert, we were given one of these like wristbands, exporter -- escorted inside, took a look at the venue and also talked to concertgoers. some of them don't even care about football. boy, they love the super bowl and love what it brings to san francisco including their favorite artists. the entertainment lineup is super the super bowl week. over the next three nights, pier 70 will showcase some of the biggest names in music. including pharrell, red hot chili peppers, and tonight, dave matthews. >> i'm here to see another incredible day matthew show. it's going to be shown number 90 for me. i'm on a mission to hit 100. >> reporter: base stealer livermore wasn't about to miss the chance to see his favo

. >>> now to heather holmes and the question of what the bay bowl sometime soon. >> the question is not if but when, julie. the nfl seems to be tickled with the results of super bowl 50. roger goodell said today the bay area put its best foot forward. smart money says the bay area will focus on a future bid in as little as five years. as the super bowl signage started to disappear, those behind the big game say it all came together beautifully. >> it was elected. the environment was electric. i think we showed so well on the world stage. >> reporter: so is the bay area ready to do it again? >> yeah. i think the overall reaction was so positive that the odds of us wanting to do this again and certainly the nfl being excited about bringing another super bowl to the region is a very real possibility. >> reporter: super bowl 50 host committee ceo keith bruce says succeeded. huge crowds moved mostly trouble-free across the region. heightened security keep -- kept fans safe and the star- studded pregame festivities were enough to make hollywood blush. bust host -- but hosting duties don't com

ktvu's heather holmes is our condor -- corresponded on the super bowl party circuit. she went to the show, talked to fans and joins us now live. heather? >> reporter: last night i was talking about football and fashion. tonight all about music. the first in a three night concert series kicked off an hour ago here at pier 70, dave matthews band hitting the stage. before tonight's concert, we were given one of these like wristbands, exporter -- escorted inside, took a look at the venue and also talked to concertgoers. some of them don't even care about football. boy, they love the super bowl and love what it brings to san francisco including their favorite artists. the entertainment lineup is super the super bowl week. over the next three nights, pier 70 will showcase some of the biggest names in music. including pharrell, red hot chili peppers, and tonight, dave matthews. >> i'm here to see another incredible day matthew show. it's going to be shown number 90 for me. i'm on a mission to hit 100. >> reporter: base stealer livermore wasn't about to miss the chance to see

heather holmes was out there on the red carpet. this particular party will benefit the veterans.t's for a good cause. lots of fun but for a good cause. >> joining us now is ward bowward from sap. what are you guys doing down here in super bowl city? >> doing a bunch of things, mike. we're proud to be partnered with the super bowl host committee, putting on the fan energy zone powered by sap. >> so what's going on inside that fan energy zone? >> we've got a bunch of different games. we're trying to help the host committee drive the most technologically advanced super boat. we're trying to create a game environment that's totally digitally connected, so players, whether they're playing on virtual reality, they're dancing, moving, then they get to see their names on the big leaderboard. >> ward, talk about technology with super bowl 50. it's like no other super bowl. of course we're in the perfect spot to just kind of show off the technology that's here in the bay area. >> we're super lucky. we have 3,000 or 4,000 employees from sap in the bay area so we wanted to find a way to cont

. >>> now to heather holmes and the question of what the bay area could host another super bowl sometime soon. >> the question is not if but when, julie. the nfl seems to be tickled with the results of super bowl 50. roger goodell said today the bay area put its best foot forward. smart money says the bay area will focus on a future bid in as little as five years. as the super bowl signage started to disappear, those behind the big game say it all came together beautifully. >> it was elected. the environment was electric. i think we showed so well on the world stage. >> reporter: so is the bay area ready to do it again? >> yeah. i think the overall reaction was so positive that the odds of us wanting to do this again and certainly the nfl being excited about bringing another super bowl to the region is a very real possibility. >> reporter: super bowl 50 host committee ceo keith bruce says in every area bay area succeeded. huge crowds moved mostly trouble-free across the region. heightened security keep -- kept fans safe and the star- studded pregame festivities were enough to make hollyw

. >> heather holmes has been covering all of the super bowl parties this week and was in this photo onnt page of the "mercury news." >> tonight more fireworks will light up the night sky. macy's sponsoring another fireworks show near super bowl city. that show starts at 10:00 tonight. the previous fireworks show on saturday, which is what we're showing you here, and it did cause some problems. the national parks service tells "the chronicle" some 200 gallons of fireworks debris washed ashore at aquatic park. macy's is going to make sure that doesn't happen again. >> you know what i loved about covering the giants parade? you put your arms like this and look at this crowd out here. >> this is the best crowd. >> super bowl city activities out here. there is a panthers fan. not many of those around. don't forget we also got a lot of action at the nfl experience later today. here is a look at some of it going on from our fox cam. fox 2 news at noon live from super bowl city back in just a bit. >>> super bowl city taking over parts of union square. that's where we find mark tamayo. mark. >>

. >> that was heather holmes reporting. how great to see our rescuers doing another fine job. >> yes, and you know every time a story comes out like that we hear from people who say it happens all the time and they are the unsung heroes. certainly we appreciate everything they do. you know some of the images in the video were of a spectacular kind of skyline. i think we're seeing the same kind of day today. i so e it mind you. >> yes. we're looking at partly cloudy skies this morning and clearing out once again. want to show you this picture that was sent to me two days ago. it's mother nature's way of saying happy valentine's day. can you see the heart in the sky? >> wow. that's lovely. >> isn't that beautiful? yes, that was tweet me a couple days ago. there you have it. on occasion you look up in the sky and see different prints and there you go. we have a heart there for you. as we get into your sunday, we're looking at temperatures warming up quite a bit over yesterday. notable jump in store. tomorrow we're more likely

holmes had 22 points. central falls 67-63. heather: exciting game. >> yeah. heather: all right. thank you. that's all for eyewitness news at 11 clock. and debate night in new hampshire. the fierce exchanges between the republican presidential candidates. and new charges for three teenagers accused of throwing bricks from overpasses on tonight, the damage >> see what's happening this instant. avense eyewitness news at 11:30 starts right now. heather: right now at 11:30 we are watching the skies and tracking the chance for snow overnight. good saturday evening once again from the first alert storm center. i'm heather waliga. here with meteorologist liz horton. and it really depends on where you live with this one. some people might see the snow and some people might not. liz: you're exactly right. this system seems a little bit backward. this time south and east of the triangle that actually have the best shot of seeing some winter weather overnight. really does look to be little to no impact with this storm. if you see any accumulation and likely on the ground, or elevated surfaces like bri

holmes had 22 points as he the eagles win at bay, 90-66. across the trying though, the islanders are in town. heather: looking forward to that. as liz said, take all of your pets in. liz: it will be cold. make sure that your heating is working. 14 is the low in the tribal. farther north, you could see single digits. 32 for the high tomorrow. could be snow, sleet, and even freezing rain mixing into early monday morning. for presidents' day, it will change over to rain, but it will take time for the afternoon. we should clear by the middle part of the week, and hopefully by next weekend, warming temperatures and a lot of sunshine. i know there's a lot going on. heather: thank you. that will difference tonight. thank you for watching. we'll see right back here at 11. eyewitness news continues on abc11.com, the abc 11 mobile app and twitter. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its >>> welcome to "world news tonight." supreme court justice antonin scalia has died. the longest-serving justice on the nation's high court, a towering conservative figure known for his blistering interpre