because hey, he was good. >> i dealt with the militias before here in montana.r the years. and you had some core paranoid-type people like burgert that somehow came to be seen as leaders. >> i was designated number two by the group. from time to time, we would get together, we would talk about current events, we would talk about different pieces of information that we had picked up about things that were pertinent, you know, to surviving. >> people in the counterintelligence business and law enforcement share a similar philosophy. let's stop them before they start. let's get them before they grow into a giant plant from a little seed. so they started to put pressure on project 7. they started to investigate them, and then came the real showdown. >> the sheriff's department staked out tracy's house. they see tracy and david get in the car. they follow the car. david bails out of the car and starts running through the woods. >> we actually chased him through the woods for several hours and were sure he was getting tired. i think he finally realized that we just we

we're live in super bowl city where saints quarterback drew brees and niners hall of famer joe montana met to talk about what they call the coolest new thing. >> reporter: i got to tell you, pretty cool to see joe montana and to hear his thoughts. but what microsoft is working on to enhance the way we watch football, if they can pull it off, it will be stunning. now, that said, today's event, like much of what we've seen with the super bowl was heavily sponsored and this event designed to show off microsoft. back in the day when joe montana or bill walsh wanted another look at a 49ers play, somebody in the press box would have to take a polaroid and run it down on a wire to the sidelines. >> there was no film, there's no way to watch video. >> reporter: nowadays players and coaches can see what just happened op a tablet and draw out adjustments. >> i can immediately run down and show it to them, pull out the pen, draw on it. i need your angle on that post drop to be a little skinnier. >> he was also on this afternoon's panel showing off some of what the company is working on next. not

glendive, montana.ut in the ponderosa apartments it was anxiety that infected the air. 14-year-old myra tried again and again and again to reach her mother. >> call me when you get this. she knew very well that her mother enjoyed evenings out and trusted her children in the apartment. but she never once failed to come home. mariah's next call was to her grandparents. >> she told grandma mom wasn't around. so mariah's anxiety affected jack and marlene, too. >> sometimes you almost thought marya was the mom and susie the kid because marya was pretty grown up and smart. >> she was the somewhat more level headed one. >> right. >> soon phones were ringing all over. susie satisfies sister carlene. >> i thought this is silly. she went somewhere, the kids forgot, and it's going to be a funny ha, ha. >> the kids were sufficiently independent to get themselves up and leave for their respective activities, but from susie not a word. across town, sister-in-law val hadn't heard yet that susie hasn't come home. >> we

it's a once in a lifetime chance to toss the pig skin with joe montana himself. you can get your picture taken with montana and -- and pick up super bowl swag. there's never enough swag to go around. the contest starts at 9:30 and goes to noon. all you have to do is request an uber and hit the qb button inside the app. jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> super bowl week is officially underway. we'll take you to san jose for super bowl opening night. >>> and what's cool about your school? e-mail your nominations to us. and we might come out and feature your school on the program. you are at mirror monte high. >>> we'll be right back. ♪ bend me shape me, any way you want me ♪ ♪ as long as you love me, it's alright ♪ ♪ bend me shape me, any way you want me ♪ shape the best sleep of your life. sleep number beds with sleepia technology adjust any way you want it the bed that moves you. only at a sleep number store. >>> good morning, everyone. you can take the day out of media day but you can't take the clowns out of the tent. for the first time in super bowl history, media day w

you'll be able to get your picture taken with montana and pick up super bowl flags.t an uber. and press the qb button and this promotion is 9:30 to noon today. pretty cool. in san francisco, jackie ward, kpix 5. >>> and all this week be sure and catch countdown to gold specials. every night 7:00 right here on kpix 5. >>> and our morning team will be broadcasting live from super bowl city. >>> 15% of yahoo's staff could be out of a job. the struggling sunnyvale based company is ordering the layoffs to cut costs. and apple has lost the flashiest title, world's most valuable company. google's parent company is worth $570 billion, $33 billion more than apple. >>> several hundred uber drivers staged a noisy protest in san francisco yesterday. [honking] >> it began at candlestick point. uber x drivers are upset about the decision to reduce fares. uber says it offers drivers price guarantees. >>> it's official. punxsutawney phil didn't see his shadow. that means spring will be coming early to the united states, or at least according to legend. by the way, phil's predictions

teamed kaczynski at his cabin in lincoln, montana. they find containers with bomb materials, notebooks containing almost 40,000 pages of writings.n which he typed his manifesto. >> the fbi has arrested a man in lincoln, montana -- >> are you the unabomber? >> the three of us were together, linda and myself and my mother, watching the arrest of my brother on tv. i've never seen a street person that looked worse off than ted looked at that ere tattered. apparently he had not bathed in weeks or months. on his kaczynski goes on trial in sacramento, california. january 1998. it's clear the key issue in the trial would not be ted but his sanity and whether he would be spared the death penalty. >> my major argument against the death penalty for my brother is the fact that he's diagnosed with a serious mental ranoid schedules izophrenia. >> i would like to say our reaction to today's plea one of deep relief. most important, my mother and i wish to reiterate to the surviving victims our deep sorrow and regret. to to reach out to you in whateve

we ran in to joe montana, eugene robinson, all those mixed in with newer faces as well. >> you are back in the fraternity, you come to places like this, it's still fraternal. that's what is special about the national football league. >> reporter: it was fun to see all of those players, joking with each other, talking back it was great it was like being there for a reunion. much is the same, athletes making the rounds at radio row. movie stars will push the films and new releases for the next couple of weeks as well. tonight kicks off the first round of red carpet parties. eventful start to the weekend. >> exciting on different levels. thank you so much. celebrities spotting the super bowl experience and we get to live through kathryn brown, live in san francisco. >> reporter: concern over e zika virus is not stopping the carnival in brazil. >>> sit a thunder clap, not a athgog 36cohi tianr quluht eern starlicteve thare inbrn stiocos nc ngthntadissu d sth h. d inpeh heammb r. e eamunoe ha g e. alion.haa , ted alkav anne wamade ofe tr stisy,waoudie to wol. e y grntand foonuncherilfi g>> t

lucky passengers got to play with joe montana and trent dilfer.d our abc7 news app for alerts and just be sure to enable push alerts to get instant updates. >> i love jerry rice telling him i'm not really into sports. >> san ramone police have found a missing boy who has autism, very good news, the 8-year-old was just, has just been found safe in pleasanton. no doubt huge relief to his family. he seems to be okay. >> new at 6:00, tough times for chipotle. the food chain released it's earnings report, net income down 44% and sales decreased 15%. the company warned that sales have fallen following that e coli outbreak. health officials say that appears now to be over. >>> hillary clinton sweeps out a victory in iowa caucuses when party representatives say was the closest race in history. and the iowa democratic party says it would not do a recount. clinton's victory says she will collect 23 delegates and sanders, 21. >>> coming up, the cheapest super bowl tickets available cost several thousand dollars. >> that makes counterfeit tickets a more profi

take it away. >> reporter: well, joe montana and drew brees are talking about how technology changes the game. microsoft is holding this event to hype their tablet. and really this is a sales job by microsoft. they wanted to have people talk about the tablet and show what is going to happen with fans watching the game. but still, even though it's heavily sponsored, what they are working on is very interesting. this video from bloomberg tv shows these days players and coaches on the sidelines can see what just happened on the field and make adjustments play by play using their tablet computers. >> so you're able to just see the development of a play and what the defense did in the front and the coverage and all those things. >> reporter: in joe montana's day there was none of that. >> the only thing we could do was use our playbook. >> reporter: joe montana and drew brees talks today about how technology has altered how the game of football is played. but the coolest innovations unveiled today were what is in the works for fans of the game. microsoft showed off its plans for augmented

was a cold blanket around the pickup parked and running near the main street of little glendive, montana. at 5:20 the passenger side door opened, the woman stepped out, and hurried towards the entrance her coat disheveled. her bra slung over one arm. the man's eyes followed her in the dark. drawn as other men's eyes were, like moths to a flame. to her, to the woman now crossing the sidewalk to her doorway, susie. lightning in the bottle. >> they were all there. >> there at susie's front door. >> each one of them was part that crime scene. >> but how many and who? who are the eyes in the dark sat started that awful cascade of events of terrible things? >> i just dropped the phone and cried and cried and cried. i just couldn't believe that that could happen three times in one family. >>> sunlight in the bad lands of eastern montana is like nothing that unsullied sky, the vast rolling prairies dotted sparsely with tiny old hamly s in which business is personal and where friends and families have worked the same places for generations. places like circle, population 600, susie's hometown. >>

in the runup to the voting, joe montana called him the greatest owner the nfl has ever had. ken stabler was also voted in. he died last year of colon cancer. the quarterback led the raiders to their 1977 super bowl victory. we will have more on all eight hall of fame inductees coming up in sports. >>> and also coming up later, what would you do if you found two tickets to the super bowl. two tickets. one bay area man tells us his dilemma while finding the tickets and the search for the rightful owners. that story coming up in about 20 minutes. >>> also be sure to wake up tomorrow morning for a special two-hour edition of today in the bay. they will all be on starting tomorrow morning at 6:00. >>> return to breaking news right now out of san francisco. three people are dead, following a police chase. chp is warping people to stay agray ninth and brannen streets in the south of market area. the chase ened in a deadly crash there, and the scene is expected to take hours to clear. the chp officer tried to pull over a driver for doing donuts. the driver sped away. the car eventua

he build himself a cabin in montana and retreats from the world. hostile, angry, resentful letters to our parents. i had a hard time understanding where the resentment came from. >> reporter: david and the family had long suspected ted suffered from some kind of mental illness. but until now, david says, they had been in denial. >> how long do you think he was challenged with mental illness? >> it's pretty clear that by the time he was a graduate student at the university of michigan, he was suffering from some pretty serious delusions. >> reporter: the family makes the wrenching decision to contact the fbi. >> thought about the families that were bombed. there was one in which the package arrived to the man's home and his little 2-year-old daughter was there. she was almost in the room when he opened the package. luckily she left and his wife left. and then he died. and there were others. so i spent those days thinking about those people. a nine-man s.w.a.t. team apprehended ted kaczynski at his cabin in lincoln, montana. they find containers with

at least once, susie took the e hours across the prairie in billings, montana. her parents were among the very few people who knew.happy. >> we got into an argument. i said susie, you don't want to do this.he family isn't going to really go for this, and she said, you mean everybody is backed off. i said i'm not going to lose my over him. and that was the end of it. >> how serious it got, nobody knew really. were just friendly. now investigator ulrick typed database. >> and it popped up.l trespass. >> remember, she married ted pretty quickly after she left marty in 1998. that wasn't the end of it. g, apparently marty drove three hours down the highway from billings to glendive and turned e with a shotgun.lear what he intended to do with it. he was convicted with criminal trespass and was slapped with what lifetime restraining order. no contact with susie or ted ever.at point in time, i had a little red flag go up. boy, this is something we need at here. >> you could tell by the 22 phone messages. >> marty and his given first name was walter was very worried abou

>> montana -- >> hey, marino. >> great game, man. >> ah, thanks.econd quarter, great choice. >> you make a choice because it feels right. >> can i buy you one? >> it's the least you can do. >> diet pepsi. 100% neutra sweet. >> there you go. don't drop it. >> 100% taste. >> see ya, dan. >> joe -- next year, i'm buying. >> diet pepsi. the one calorie choice of a new generation. [ laughter ] >> come on. it's like it was yesterday. i even wanted those val croelcrn i saw the sneakers. >> yeah, the helmet. i didn't bit next year, but it was a good commercial. >> great. >>> how about we take a quick break and take it to the streets. you can show me some of the tips. you still throw this thing? >> yeah, i can take care of you. better get ready. ♪ >>> friday night's bleacher bowl, one of the hottest parties in downtown san francisco. >> so excited to be here for super bowl weekend! >> "bleacher report" is awesome. happy to be here for that. >> the party for our fraternity. >> san francisco is a great city. this is fantastic. >> having drinks. fun with my fr

. >> and who does joe montana think will win super bowl 50?hat's straight ahead. ,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,, countdown until the teams arrive..and both the denver broncos and carolina panthe touched down in san jose la this afternoon... denver was the first team to arrive in the bay area landg in san jose around 3:30 this afternoon. inch carolina panthers touched down in san jose this afternoon. panthers were the first to arrive in the bay area landing around 3:30 this afternoon. broncos quarterback peyton manning at 39 years old will try in his second super bowl with denver. about an hour after denver landed, the panthers and cam newton -- those are versace pants, my sources tell me. versace prints. [ laughter ] >> earlier i asked joe montana his prediction on the game and who he thinks will win. >> if this is peyton's last game, yeah, it would be nice to see him win going out. but i think carolina's on one of those rolls right now i think it'll be tough. >> i think you hit it on the money. the best thing about this, joe, new england not being here i

the world's best beach went to grace bay in turks and caicos. you'll want to tell your coworkers a montana family gets some unexpected visitors as they were in the middle of watching a popular t-v show. but first, a woman is facing charges all for taking her actions too far at a wendys. tonight in primetime on 10 news.. an hour and a half of survivor staring at 8:00. at 9:30.. the big bang theory and then code black at 10:00. then catch 10 news at 11. don't forget to stay up for the late show with stephen colbert and his guests kate hudson and richard dreyfuss. live from top of the space needle in dozens of people dozens of people from the bay area are on their way to tallahassee this morning to take a stand against anti- immigrant bills. the bills attempt to punish immigrant parents who either have a final order of deportation or came back to the u-s to reunite with their families. even though last week leaders in the florida senate declared the immigration bills are dead this session, pro-immigrant groups are trying to stop any anti- immigrant bill from moving forward. republican preside

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we're at 60 today in montana. much of the west is about 10 to 20 degrees above normal. u is headed across the nation. this is nice. as cold as it is this morning, it will be this afternoon in the eastern half of the country we are going to warm it up. near record if not record high, we have a shot of 60 degrees in minnesota at the end of february. that doesn't happen often. whatever snow that is son the ground will be melted quickly. 71 in denver.

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montana mountains, had an aggressive form of pneumonia. the montana mountains are north of winnemucca-- along the oregon, and nevada border. the decision was made to "de-populate" the herd because there was concern-- diseased sheep would go into other areas, and spread the pneumonia. a total of 24 sheep were killed. this is the first time nevada has had to eliminate an entire herd, to protect others. nevada's effort to embrace renewable energy took a big step forward. governor sandoval is entering nevada into an agreement to share ideas and resources with 17 states. it's called the "governors' accord for a new energy future." this agreement will allow nevada to export excess energy the state is currently generating, to states like california. "what i hope it leads to the construction of even more solar fields, the construction of more geothermal sites. they will build some of the out of state utilities and we will enter into agreements and we will sell our energy to them." california law requires 50-percent renewable energy use, by the yea