california assemblyman jim cooper is working on stricter background checks to force ride sharing companies to fingerprint drivers. >> uber does a pretty good job now. we just want the background check to be more efficient. >> uber suspends drivers who are accused of violent acts. but in cases of erratic driving, they contact the driver to get both sides of the story. they would not say if they got in touch with dalton saturday night. >>> we're learning new information about the missing surgery woman found dead -- the missing san jose woman found dead over the weekend. >>> and new statistics are out with the cities with the highest crime rates in california. which bay area city made the top of the list. >>> and we're looking at the toll plaza of the bay bridge. you can see traffic is light as you drive towards san francisco. >>> if you enjoyed yesterday, today will probably be to your liking. a few high clouds in the mix. and temps near 70s. we'll show you those. >>> welcome back to mornings on 2. hayward police have the person in custody who shot and killed a young mother from san jose. st

jim cooper is working on new legislation for stricter background checks which would force ride sharing companies to fingerprint their drivers. >>> sal is back and watching your commute. and you're watching 880 and everything else. >> we are looking better than we did yesterday. at least so far. right now we're off to a good start. and looking at i-880 in locateland. and it looks good in both directions. we've been looking at the san mateo bridge. and it's a nice looking drive and the bay bridge looks light. yesterday we had a terrible commute and this morning it looks good. a little bit of -- a little bit of slow traffic on the richmond bridge heading to richmond. and in marin county, southbound 101 off to a good start from novato to san rafael. >>> very good morning. we have a look ahead to march rainfall. why is that? because there's not much expected this week. i'm going to focus on the bay area. we're going to need double these amounts. santa rosa, 4.25. the average mar in oakland is 3.5 and san jose, 2.3. and a lot has to happen and so far don't see that. san jose's forecast a lot

jim cooper last month introduce a bill requiring any smartphone made after january 1, 2017, to be decryptedked by the manufacturer if there is a court order. there is a similar bill being drafted in new york. >> i can see the phone companies going, hold on a second. i understand the debate but also understand how to federal government says, it's a terrorist attack and we need that information. >> right. apple's ceo says, no, we're not going to give away any information. it's a huge debate right now, privacy and national security. >> but they may be compelled to, is what a lot of people are saying. >> right, so we'll see. >> thank you very much. >>> breaking news we are following, east bay police say a why would chase through oakland involving a driver hitting several police and civilian vehicles is now over. the driver was captured in berkeley. this was just tweeted out by oakland police. we have been following the case for about the past half hour. police say the car led them on a chase today throughout oakland but police say they called off the chase for public safety reasons. investigato

now, jim cooper of sacramento late last month, he introduced a bill that would require smartphones afteruary 1st of next year to be able to be decrypted or unlocked by its makers. now, when cooper introduced that bill it was originally intended for solving human trafficking and other serious crimes. >>> time is 8:05. three teenagers were shot in berkeley. ktvu's allie rasmus is at the berkeley police department. she also spoke with people who live in the neighborhood. a very disturbing crime. we will have the latest on the police investigation in a minute. >>> time now is coming up on 8:06. the man accused of killing an off-duty richmond police officer due in court this afternoon. robert vega is being held in the solano county jail. he is accused of killing officer vegas. rob a vega is the father of his six-year-old grandson. the memorial starts at 10:00 in the morning. the service is open to the public. there is a private burial and reception afterwards for family, friends, and fellow officers. >>> 8:06. a search for a prominent santa rosa attorney has been suspended now on the sonoma c

california assemblyman jim cooper is aiming for improvements for all right jared cook range, workingslation that would mean stricter background checks which would force ridesharing companies to fingerprint drivers. >> a pretty good job now, we want to make sure that back on check is more efficient. >> uber is defending its system. the company's chief security officer said today its system for investigating whether drivers have a criminal past is thorough. >>> temperatures back in the 70s. bill martin has your complete forecast including whether there's any sign of rain inside. >>> first, new problems of the bay bridge. the additional repairs necessary after a series of tests. increase speed, full throttle! (over intercom) ann, are you coming in? negative! stay on target. what are you guys doing? r2, thrusters! they're closing in! i'll guard the base. for every family that lives star wars, this is the place where star wars lives. where a galaxy far, far away... ...is closer than ever before. move along. come join us...as star wars awakens. and right now you can save on premium rooms a

after the hearing yesterday, california assemblyman jim cooper says far more criminals are covering their traces because of features that delete data after too many unlocking attempts. cooper says: "we can't even access that phone right now. and it really makes no sense whatsoever." and now, apple c- e-o tim cook, is responding. in a statement posted today on apple's website, cook sas his company will fight the judge's decision. cook arguing such a move would undermind encryption by creating a back- door, that could potentially be used on other, future devices. could the 100 dollar bill be a thing of the past? a former treasury secretary says, we should eliminate that bill, to help cut down on crime. he says begging rid of larger bills would life more difficult for tax cheats and other criminals... and have little downside for commerce -- but would make life harder for those breaking the law. 4shot 2015 source: yahoo! auto 2015 source: yahoo! auto 5. toyota corolla 4. toyota camry 3. ram pickup 2. chevrolet silverado 1. ford f-series coming up... a sure the way! pitchers and catchers for

. >> assemblyman jim cooper is a seven kills and a democrat from elk grove who has authorities bill to require manufacturers included encryption method in their smart phones. a similar bill is being put forward in new york and on the national level, senator dianne feinstein is working on legislation with the senate intelligence committee chairman richard heard -- richard berg which could require encrypted data under a court order. there's also opposing legislation like the encrypt act, federal bill introduced by congressman ted lieu to protect encryption technology and block state bans and mandates for decryption methods. >>> apple ceo tim cook says apple wilmot helps the fbi because he issue is bigger than this. he wrote an open letter to the public explaining why, saying the first problem of the court order would require apple to build a new version of the apple operating system that, once installed would allow them to recover data on the phone. >> cook writes the fbi may use different words to describe this tool but make no mistake, building a version of ios that bypasses security i

jim cooper introduced a bill to require smartphone manufacturers in 2017 to be required to be unlockedby the manufacturer. it was intended for solving human trafficking or other similar crimes. another similar bill is being talked about in new york as well. many cell phone companies say they don't have a back door to decrypt the smartphones because that would compromise privacy. it's a bigger issue being debated right now. >> thank you. >>> what's now believed all of the victims have been removed from the wreckage of yesterday's deadly train crash in germany. two commuter trains crashed head-on in bavaria, killing at least 10 people. the train engineers are believed to be among the dead. authorities are trying to determine why safety measures failed, putting those trains on a collision course. >>> president obama asked congress for nearly $2 billion in emergency funding to fight the zika virus but republicans say there's no need for new money and they want the white house to use the money approved to fight ebola. administration officials say money is still needed to finish work against

jim cooper is working on new legislation for stricter background checks to force ride sharing companies to fingerprint the drivers. >>> a south bay elementary school is about to get more than a million dollars to revamp the campus. an anonymous donor is offering $1.3 million to help pay for renovating addison elementary school. but the unified school district policy is that donors offer gifts to the entire school district so all schools are given a fair chance. they'll talk about whether or not they'll accept the donation. some of the proposed improvements include permanent classrooms, office space, and a library. san francisco unified is set to vote tonight on whether to provide condoms to middle school students. the vote was delayed earlier this month over concern that is many parents would not be able to make it to the meetings because of the chinese new year's celebrations. students would have to meet with a nurse or social worker to receive the condoms. and parents could not opt out. some critics feel the program is quote shocking and unnecessary. >>> time is 7:11. there's a warnin

hide your beer, hide your drugs and don' t cooperate. jim: police say drug dealers and prostitutes moved in and got money from the homeless who often had cash from panhandling or disability checks. meredith: lawmakers in takes a youngster towards a pickup drive. jim: you will hear the call by a driver who was ordered police. meredith: marco rubio goes towards new hampshire with a strong showing in the iowa caucus. with a new poll is saying about the people. >> a warm day today and tomorrow. it warm fronts on thursday. you watching wesh 2 news at guys, when you order now you get a free pizza after super bowl 50! that's a great idea. ever notice how people always show up when you have free pizza? free pizza? hello? we get it after the super bowl. oh... i'll come back. order now through super bowl sunday at papajohns.com and get a free pizza starting the monday after super bowl. use promo code superbowl50. better ingredients. better pizza. better football. hey, guys, it's annie. you know, as moms, we are always looking for new ways to save mone

jim gandy, the weather should be cooperating very nicely for them. >>> it (phone ringing) you can't deal with something, by ignoring it. seem to be dealing with social security. americans work hard, and pay into it. so our next president needs a real plan to keep it strong. (elephant noise) (donkey noise) hey candidates, answer the call already. hmm hmm hmm-hmm-hmm-hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm hmm-hmm let us be lovers, we'll marry our fortunes together [ cheering ] i've got some real estate here in my bag counting the cars on the new jersey turnpike [ cheers and applause ] all come to look for america all come to look for america all come to look for america i'm bernie sanders, and i approve this message. >>> well, we do know that a lot of you out there have your phones and you have the news 19 weather app and you get text alerts when we have bad weather. it has to charge sometimes or you have it turned off or a power failure and that the a problem. but we have a solution. the weather alert radios. we have partnered with midland radio corporation. here is one of the models that is now available a

jim: the manning family. eli, cooper in the foreground. olivea, archie in the olivia, archie in the back. phil: a little dab will do you. jim: didn't think it would be coming from the denver bench.: two years ago the denver team was all about the offense. two years later, it's all about the defense. jim: coming game show" with j.b., tony, bart, boomer, coach cowher. highlights and analysis as well as the presentation of the lombardi trophy andout who's named super bowl 50 m.v.p. coming up on "the toyota postgame show." the touchdown. steps up away from ware and the ball tipped away. that denver definition in full and partner, i'm going to give you a little more credit. you said at the a.f.c. championship game, you said first team to 20 wins andwas a 20-18 final. you said it then air tonight, you thought the first team to 24 would win and 24 is the right now for the broncos. phil: well, thank you after halftime, i thought after what we saw, you get to 24 because ofthe defensive jim: jackson and then ware wrapping him up at the 5! we talk abo

police say witnesses are not cooperating with the investigation. jim: two men charged in connection to a violent crime spree across orange county will be held on no bond. police say 24-year-old nathaniel woods was involved in a rash of armed robberies in the orlando area super bowl sunday. they say 37-year-old john powell was his accomplice. the two are accused of stealing cash and a car and then leading police on a chase. they were arrested after crashing into a pole at kaley and orange avenues. this, after they stole a dodge charger on international drive then pistol-whipped an uber , driver on south kirkman road. angela: the orlando international airport is set to expand and it wants your input. in less than 30 minutes at 5:30, airport officials are holding a public meeting to discuss the capital improvement program. that meeting at 5:30 tonight at the u.f. extension center on south conway. jim: all the bags are packed, it' s ready to go. peter, paul and mary reference aside, spacex is hoping the second time is the charm. at 6:46 tonight, they hope

coming up at 6:30, how the owner of this bar says he is cooperating with this investigation. jim?> meagan fitzgerald, thank you. >>> new information tonight about a story we brought you first on news4. a former charles county judge charged with misconduct on the bench will avoid time in prison. robert nalley admitted to ordering a sheriff's deputy to use a stun device to shock and inflict pain on a criminal defendant in his courtroom. nalley faced a federal crime of deprivation of rights for doing that. by pleading gilleuilty, he will avoid a one-year prison sentence. the victim called nalley's pirvet a, quote, slap on the wrist. >>> the overdoses from painkillers in virginia has one of the its senators pushing for changes at the federal level. senator kim cane hosted a hearing in loudoun county aimed to better understand the harmful impacts of opioid abuses among older americans. virginia's attorney general, several experts, even victims' family members testified. the senator also asked the a.g. about the growing need to prosecute these opioid related cases. >> you must see the r

dear jim, the chamber of commerce, in cooperation with the pta, requests your presence at their next meeting, where it'll be my pleasure to present you with this year's gold key award. as you know, this honor goes to that citizen that the committee considers the ideal father of the year. signed, daniel campbell, mayor. - that's very nice daddy, but when are you going to tell us your big surprise? (laughter) - kathy anderson. - no, she's right, margaret. compared to convertibles, trips, and swimming pools, i don't think it's a very exciting idea myself. well i have some work to do. i'll see you all later. - we're awfully sorry we didn't think your surprise was a very good one, daddy. - well, i am too, kathy. maybe one day i can come up with - dad, i know we said all the wrong things and everything, but really what's so out of line about wanting a convertible? i mean, half the guys from school have them. - and a lot of my friends go to hawaii, even europe. - and a lot of people have swimming pools. - i know. and believe me, i'd love to give you those things, but it takes more money tha

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the big board and walter, guardian pledged cooperation with the state for weeks but apparently he now thinks he has a better idea. >> reporter: that's right, jimnd that idea entails more of a partnership with the state rather than a takeover but governor christie and many state officials say ac is on the brink of going broke and time for partnerships has passed. surrounded by city officials and local leaders, atlantic city mayor don guardian delivered a passionate 20 minute speech that described the state's plan to take over ac as nothing short of a "fascist dictatorship." >> unilaterally sell lease or privatize all atlantic city owned assets unilaterally abolish nonelected positions and terminate all employees. >> reporter: guardian also says there is no way the state will be able to compensate for what he describes as an oversaturated east coast gambling market by simply slashing the city's budget. instead the mayor wants the state to come up with a proposal that would map out an economic recovery plan while allowing the city to maintain its sovereignty but many state officials say it's too late for that. governor christie's office released

jim love says this isn't the first time this has happened. they're working with and make sure shoppers are safe. i have full confidence that with the cooperation with the mall and the police department with whatever changes need to be made i'm sure we'll get on top of this" this" you saying hi? as for brandon- he says his family soon... hurt" police will meet with mall management this week- discussing ideas to increase security. i reached out to the mall for comment today- they didn't want to talk. live in parker, 9 on your side. right now -- a search for the person who shot and killed a mother -- with her baby in the car!it's a strange story that stretches across multiple counties.nine on your side's jay warren is live -- -with the investigation happening right now.jay? billy russell is wracked with grief over the death of his daughter and has rage in his this morning six month old haven edwards was back in middletown in the arms of her father--earlier her mother brittany russell was found slumped over her steering wheel in dayton -- dead of a gunshot wound--little haven was found in the back seat unharmedyesterday russell a non-custodial par

at the scene right away and cooperated with police at this point he's not been charged and the identities of the mother and baby have not been released. live in roxbury jim smith wbz news david. >> heart breaking jim thank you. >>> tonight we are getting first look at what happened in during the extreme cold a few days back. this sur veil and video was recorded over the weekend. it's in the lobby of the jamaica plain va. the video has been sped up and you can see the water you can see debris filling the lobby and it flooded out parts of the hospital which has been shut down all week. the va says most of the hospital should reopen on monday. but some parts will be closed for up to 8 weeks in the meantime, they are bringing in mobile units from other parts of the country to help out. paula. >> wow. >>> don't be fooled you may be seeing this again soon. we are looking at not one not two but three chances for snow in the next week. plus some 50s which is interesting. eric fisher joins us and you said a prolonged bit of miserable weather. >> it's not looking good next week in particular. for this weekend we are serving up a spring sandwich. that's bread is th

the lines are drawn and it's a very tough, tough fight between tim cook and jim because apple for the most part was cooperatingnd extracting data from phones until late last year then they through up the wall. so tim cook has drawn that line and i don't know who oh ends up crossing it first. >> tim cook says that the implications of the government's demands are chilling. if the government can use the all rights act to make it easy to ton lock your iphone it will have the power to reach into anyone's device to capture anybody's data. that could extend this breech of policy and demand apple build software to access your messages, health message, track your location and access your phone, microphone or camera without you knowing it. >> this is why congress needed to step in. more chilling what the u.s. government can do, what can the chinese or russian government can do. the patriot act was passed after 9/11 after circumstances in which the country came together. i am concerned that the president and congress can got come together but think the fbi director and am thinks that congress needs to debate this legisla

jim was a star of central florida sunrise shots but the sky is not cooperating. not as much cloud cover in daytona. clouds should continue to roll in. slalom rain chance -- small rain chance throughout the day. upper 40' s to lower 50' some cases, warmer along the coastline. sprinkle pushes on shore, that is over the next couple of hours. eventually, higher rain chances for the rest of central corridor. much wind year -- much windier and coler weather. topping out about 69. cara: we will check in with you again in a few minutes. it is 7:42. it' s super bowl eve. next, you' ll get a look at the doritos ads hoping to get you laughing and win a competition all at once. we' re also looking ahead to the game in between those commercials. quarterbacks, next in sports. right now, all you're thinking about is finding quick cover, so you can continue streaming your favorite show in the great outdoors. and you don't need a dead zone further interrupting your otherwise- perfect afternoon. echo from bright house networks. eliminates dead zones, so you can stream confidently

jim gardner. >>> wednesday night and chester police investigate the shooting of a teenage student and could police reopen the probe into the deaths of the head of cooperlth and his wife? but the big story on "action news" is the new information on the shooting of an allentown police officer last night. the cop was shot while trying to serve a warrant and we know that the warrant was in connection with the should shooting of a woman found in a recycling bin on monday and the suspect was also shot and wounded. walter perez is live at that scene, at north godfrey street. what is the latest on this? >> reporter: the officer that was shot was treated and released from the hospital and is expected to be just fine. a live look at the scene, the investigators finally taking down the tape that surrounded the scene after gunshots were fired. it started with a police officer serving a warrant at this apartment at 9:30 last night and ended with a three hour standoff after the response from the man was to pull out a gun. >> our officers and the individual

cooper, and jake tapper. kate baldwin and i pick up the coverage tomorrow night. legal view starts right now. >>> hello everyone, i'm jim in again for ashleigh banfield, welcome to legal view. and we begin today again with politics. we are a day away from two more presidential contests that could give this race further clarity or make clear that the drama will last through springtime and beyond. democrats will caucus in nevada, and live to nevada in a moment. but we're going to begin in south carolina where republicans hold their first southern primary where donald trump still holds a very comfortable lead in our poll of polls. rolling average of the five latest polls of likely voters shows trump, the the choice of 34% with ted cruz just behind at 20%, marco rubio at 15, jeb bush, you see there at 11%. our national poll of polls is remarkably similar, except this one jeb bush comes in last place just 5% here. all six remaining gop candidates are making the most of primary eve with town halls, rallies, and meet and greets taking place somewhere in south carolina. every hour through 9:00 tonight. should mention that donal

cooperating with the government @. @>>> chelsea clinton. @>> she is an experienced @politician. @she knows government. @>>> for the first time an nbc @news wall street journal poll @shows donald trump trails ted @cruz. @>>> jim brown 80 years old and @his likeness will be erected @outside first energy stadium. @>>> the big story of the day is @weather. @here's a live look what is @going on right now in akron. @this is 77 north where snow has @been falling all morning. @>>> the westminister kennel @club dog show kicked off last @night and a new app launch is @called fetch. @>> you can upload a human @photo. @the app determines what breed @of dog you look like. @>> cocker spaniel i guess. @>> i'm a doberman. @>> what an app. @>> i don't see it jimmy, just @going to put that out there. @we did it too and the first @round i went was english cocker @spaniel. @what did you get? @>> i am a poodle and i have @poodles. @so we match. @>>> awesome. @you can try it at home. @it is the fetch app. @>>> also a great day today to @get out and if you have a dog, @take it for a walk. @>> there will be people in the @dog runs and parks, all over @the town. @enjoy the clear, sunny weather. @the day will be mild, quite a @treat

cooper, and jake tapper. kate baldwin and i pick up the coverage tomorrow night. legal view starts right now. >>> hello everyone, i'm jimbanfield, welcome to legal view. and we begin today again with politics. we are a day away from two more presidential contests that could give this race further clarity or make clear that the drama will last through springtime and beyond. democrats will caucus in nevada, and live to nevada in a moment. but we're going to begin in south carolina where republicans hold their first southern primary where donald trump still holds a very comfortable lead in our poll of polls. rolling average of the five latest polls of likely voters shows trump, the the

cooperative ex set up a shared calendar with cozi.com. this is great because you can put different events and say jill is going to piano on thursday and jim karate and when they know it is there, it is for coparenting and scheduling, it makes it easier. >> and this can work in a marriage so everybody can see what is going on and you have access to it. >> cozi is great. even not in a broken house. in our family who is going to the grocery store and when and who is going to pick up isabella at the tie kwan-do place. >> i can see it is meaningful for couples that have split but you have the children in common. >> yes, sometimes you don't want a conversation that can get out of control a little bit and you start to talk about things you weren't calling about. >> let's go to two houses. tell me if the relationship is not that good and you need a way to communicate. >> this is if the communication is wafering. two houses.com. you get the shared calendar but this integrates the parenting schedule, a shared custody schedule. you can integrate that and reoccurring events to set it up and see when the other person has requested changes or when you

cooperate. angela: police say drug dealers and prostitutes moved in and got money from the homeless who often had cash from panhandling or disability checks. jim: it was a wild ride that caught a lot of attention. took several calls saying a car was swerving all over the road in new smyrna beach yesterday. angela: the car wound up behind the high school, and crashed into several cars and even took out a fence. as wesh 2' s claire metz reports, a child was behind the wheel. claire: an 11-year-old boy in his parents pickup. that' s who police say caused a crash behind the highschool here on ingham road. you can see some of the damage to the fence. a shocker for motorists who witnessed it all. >> he' s ramming into the fence. he' s ramming into the trees. >> he' s just going full speed into anything that he can hit. were set up at the salvation >> he pulled right out in front of somebody and went off the road. claire: a number of 911 callers saw the chaotic end to a child' s joyride and one caller saw it almost from the beginning. so concerned, he followed the boy for several miles. >> there is a red dodge pickup being driven by a young kid and h

cooperated with the county d.a.'s office who reopened her case against cosby. they say it follows a pattern by the comedian in order to quash any sexual assault charges. >>> and mayor jim kenney says he is endorsing hillary clinton for president. citing her health, knowledge and experience as reasons why she is fit for the white house and mayor michael nutter also endorsed clinton. and candidates are campaigning in nevada there and numbers show donald trump with a hefty lead followed by ted cruz and marco rubio, and we'll have more on the showdown coming up at 5:30. >> former microsoft ceo, bill gates supports the fbi's order for apple to crack into the cell of the san bernardino shooter without the phone locking up. gates called for a balance between government access and personal privacy, that the fbi's efforts would not set a precedent. ceos of google have spoken out for apple. christie aleto is live in center city where one of protests is set to begin in the matter of minutes. >> at the heart of the issue is does privacy trump security and a lot of apple customers hi so. they are planning to dem state at this apple store and they are planning to rally here over the

cooperate. a high around 64, cool and breezy. i will let you know what is ahead, temperatures even colder for next week. >>> good morning, we will take you back live to the super bowl. >> jim berry is in the middle of all of the action as we kickoff here on cbs4.>>> >>> an all-day breakfast at mcdonald's, and it is affecting dunkin donuts. >>> irs is back up and running for tax season. >> reporter: the irs is back in business, and the agency has resumed processing the tax returns after the computer issue caused a system outage on wednesday. the irs said that taxpayers should see little if any impact. >>> the all-day breakfast at mcdonald's eating into the bottom line for dunkin donuts. a surprising drop in sales in the past quarter, and dunkin donuts and said it lost customers when they raised the prices to offset the rising and big bucks for the lead, ticket sellers, and anyone else associated with the super bowl 50. the super bowl this year will generate $620 million in overall revenue, a record for a one-day sporting event. >> that is incredible. i know those super bowl commercials sell for quite a bit of money. speaking of the big game, if you are thinking about callin

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cooperation of apple because i think frankly it looks like apple divided loyalties here and it's a very dangerous proposition for america. >> lou, you're absolutely right, and i agree with rebecca. jimical people on this planet. unfortunately, we have a complicated, convoluted issue, but rebecca is right on target. one case at a time. the bureau is only asking for somebody to look into this phone and pull off this one phone, the information that's needed. what if farook and malik have information on the phone, and god forbid another terrorist act in this country takes place? it will totally destroy that apple brand. they love to say everything is secure. they love to have it encrypted, but there's got to be a way around it. my biggest concern is this all didn't have to come into the size that it is. >> i agree. >> i don't know where the potus is, the president of the united states, we have a president with no strength, a white house with no backbone, and therefore this has happened and been a disgrace in the eyes. what's tim doing in china? hello. not the right thing there either. lou: turning over everything to the chinese, doing precisely what the chinese government demands, doing

only works when everybody cooperates and follows the information we have tried to give to get people to take transit, telecommute, all of these things. i can tell you this. maybe, jim, you have had the same experience. we have had record ridership. that's great. we have seen much less congestion than some of the dire predictions. people are following the instructions, making live easier for everybody. >> that's great to here. jim, good experience for bart riders? >> from personal experience, i got on a train from fremont to san francisco. the train was crowded, but not packed to the gills. we have carried more than a half million people a couple of times with the victory parades. and then in terms of our ridership, on saturday it was our second highest saturday ever in the 43 year history of bart. we have been preparing with muni and the other agencies for a long final for this. >> i hope it goes well for the rest of the week. so far off to a good start. thank you for joining us on murrysville "the 9". >>> coming up, mike and gasia came down on saturday and they got to explore super bowl city. there is mike. look at that. and gasia was there, too. we will find out

jim donovan explains when we come right back, leslie. >>> how many 24 years old can say they are a super bowl champion? we will hear from lansdale's brandon mcmanus and riley cooper era has come to an end with the eagles. we will have >>> leslie joins us now we all enjoyed the super bowl. we are past all. that the eagles still making some changed. >> this isn't really that much of a shock. roseman, tweeted eagles to day they released riley cooper. cooper was with the bird for six seasons, 169 passes, 18 touchdowns, he started his time here. he was a polarizing figure in 2013 when caught using a racial slur at a concert at the link. he was then sent away for a few days, rejoin the team and apologized. the move saves the bird almost three million-dollar against the cap. >>> well, denver will hold their championship parade tomorrow after beating panthers 24 eye ten in super bowl 50. brandon mcmanus played high school football at north penn, graduated from temple. the last night he played a big role in the game going three for three breaking a franchise record and after the game sport director don bell caught up with brandon and his mom. >> the way it is, this post s