levis stadium who can take a short walk to find food. that led to one of the best ways to promote business. word of mouth. >> a lot of people at the stadium recommend to look for areas so i believe it's getting popular in a sense. >> steve lieberman has become a daily diner. >> yesterday, the place was full of law enforcement and military guys that are working at the super bowl. and it felt safe and amazing. >> reporter: residents say excited this event is happening in their backyard. >> a lot of people are recommending you don't park and take the train. >> are you going to rent out your garage? >> no. i'm not. >> likely not to have a parking problem is jamie matthews. he won't stay for the game. >> i had seats, but many people wanted to go to the game and i'm not really a football fan. so i'm excited about other people being able to go. >> in santa clara, abc7 news. the nfl put up this structure made of steel gerter was a covering over it. we ran into the production designers having breakfast this morning and asked them about it. >> come hell or high water it will be ready for sunday, yes. it's massive and looks beautiful inside. a different worker provided abc7 news with this video from inside. the designers say it's the biggest of its type in the world. >> football fans from all over are pouring into the bay area now, including lots and lots of broncos and panthers fan. people we spoke to are 100% behind their teams. >> going to see the second super bowl and bringing home a victory. >> super bowl 50, we love the broncos. it's coming together. here i am. >> 50, 50, it works. airport officials say they expect about 1.3 million people to pass through sfo and the busiest day should be monday. >> cal train is adding special trains to get people to and from the super bowl. they spotted staff and family taking the train to san francisco. >> we're going to go to super bowl city, nfl experience. >> we're going to go to fisherman's wharf and ride a trolley. >> cal train will charge $20 to park in their lots on super bowl sunday, they normally charge $5. if you choose to drive, watch out for rising parking rates. lots have doubled their prices. it usually costs 18 bucks a day to park along the embarcadero, today, it was $40 a day. >> and bart set ridership records, 486,000 people rode yesterday, the fifth highest day on record. and let's continue our live team coverage of super bowl week with abc7 sports director larry beil joining us live from the mosconi center, hi, larry. >> hi, ama. everybody knows disneyland is the happiest place on earth. this might be the second happiest because everybody is pumped up. huge crowds today coming in for the nfl experience, open until 10:00 tonight. i guess just a rough estimate, about 50% of the people are wearing nfl team gear. and a lot of niners red and gold. now, let's get to the news of the day. three teams, raiders, chargers and rams have filed for relocation, you know, the rams are going to be moving to los angeles. the chargers are going to stay in san diego for this one more season, and the raiders, nobody knows what is going on. they're searching all corners of the globe for a home and stadium but today, commissioner giddel spoke to the media and made it clear the nfl is going to continue to support efforts to keep the raiders here in the bay area. however, obviously, easier said than done because it's going to take a lot of cooperation. >> over the past year, we have seen each of those communities expressing that they don't have proper facilities for the long term for the teams. they've indicated that they have not been able to come up with the right solution. our pledge to so try to help them get that done. mark davis has supports both of these teams. and we're working very hard to not only the teams but the communities to try to find a solution that works for everybody. this has to work for everybody and the teams. >> one thing that is certain, monday, november 21st, in mexico, the raiders, mexico city will be packed with raiders fans for that game. they have huge support south of the border, coming up in sports, we're going to hear from the carolina panther player who broke his arm only 12 days ago, yet is ready to play on super sunday, as well as the spartan who unfortunately cannot. that is a wrap for the moment. here from mosconi center and the nfl experience, back with more in sports. back to you. >> thank you, larry. and our coverage continues throughout the next hour in 20 minutes we'll see how the super bowl excitement spread across the bay in oakland. then, at 6:30 a look at the federal, state, and local measures put into effect and at 6:45, michael finney shows why this weekend is the golden opportunity to experience alternatives to football. a powerful earthquake hit the island of taiwan just over six hours ago now. the shaking so strong, two buildings collapsed. abc7 news is in the studio with the latest on the rescue efforts now underway. kristin? >> search and rescue teams are focusing on a apartment building in the southern part of taiwan. hundreds of people live in that 17-story building that collapsed when a 6.4 quake hit in the middle of the night there. here are the latest numbers. news agencies report at least three people dead in the rubble, including a baby girl. 200 people have been rescued and 154 people taken to hospitals. i spoke with a man who grew up here in santa clara who teaches english there, and tells me this quake was more violent than loma prieta. >> we were sleeping and it was rocking. the building was shaking up and down, side to side. the walls were making noise. never heard anything like it before. we were so startled and wanted to run out of the house. >> taiwan often gets quakes, in 1999 devastated by a 7.6 quake that killed nearly 2300 people. abc7 news covered that quake extensi extensively. i traveled to report on the international rescue efforts. since that quake, most of the new buildings are strong structurally, unfortunately, hinan is an older city and buildings don't stand up well to strong shaking. the usgs estimates 40 million people may have felt the shaking. this is another picture for you. unfortunately, and actually this is the only good part i can report, no tsunami alert has been issued. dan and ama? >> that is encouraging, thank you very much. oneñi person died in a deadly collision involving an ambulance and two other vehicles on 680 today. the ambulance was carrying a patient at the time but no one was injured. a person in another vehicle, however, did die. the collision and response caused a severe back up for northbound drivers. >> yesterday, in an interview with abc7 news, you heard from the man stabbed by mario woods. it happened december 2nd in the bay view, the day woods was shot and killed by police. tonight, responses to that interview. abc7 news is live in the newsroom with more. vic? >> reporter: we left message was supervisors and aides told us they were out of town. but most did not return our calls, we did, however, get responses. now, the stabbing victim did not want to be identified, so we're just going to call him jacob, not his real name. >> i'm trying to figure out how to get my life together. >> since the stabbing, jacob is afraid people may want to harm him because the attack was the first in a sequence of events that ended with mario woods' death. the shooting was on video, which went viral. jacob said he was attacked, sitting in his car for no reason. >> to get stabbed by someone i don't know, i don't have no beef with or anything else. >> he was treated for stab wounds. jacob tells us he's the forgotten victim, the one attacked, the victim. protestors and city officials ignored. >> and i acknowledge what they're doing is trying to get justice, and everything. but at the same time, you have to realize that there are victims of black on black crimes that i don't feel like they announce. >> he's a victim too. i feel for him just like i feel for mario and the officers. >> joe marshal is a police commissioner and founder of the omega boys club. jacob, marshal says had been victimized by politics involved in the shooting of mario woods. >> in this case we had a young man who was stabbed and almost killed and actually killed. . >> what also disturbs jacob, the day of remembrance the city passed for woods. supervisor avalos says he feels sad for victims but defends the board's action. >> this is not the case of ignoring a victim. the case of we see the most-lurid use of police force being tormenting a community. and killing a person, and tormenting a community. that needs to be answered to. >> what about some answers for jacob? since the attack, jacob says he's trying to get his life back together again. he lost his job because his arm is not healed completely and he sleeps in his car or at a friend's place and when he goes outside, he always looks over his shoulder. vic lee, abc7 news. >> no doubt he does. thank you. bart is now overing a $10,000 reward to help track down a man who shot and killed a bart passenger last month. surveillance photos show the suspect january 9th. police say he shot the man several times on a train that stopped at the west oakland bart station. bart says the camera did not capture the incident as we have reported because it was a fake camera. after a call to replace those fakes bart has begun installing real cameras on all cars. the work is expected to cost nearly $1.5 million. >> coming up, touchdowns, transcended. next, taking a look at the evolution of the super bowl over the last half century. >> i'm spencer christian. this is four score and seven years ago, our [train horn blares]th-- ... to the continent... [claps] ... a new nation. announcer: don't wait until presidents day to get a better night's sleep. during sleep train's presidents day sale save up to $300 on beautyrest and posturepedic, get three years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic, plus same-day delivery, and sleep train's love your mattress guarantee. sleep train's presidents day sale is on now. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ we have breaking news for southern california. the search is on for survivors after two small planes collided above the pacific ocean. this is a look at the search from los angeles. it happened off los angeles harbor about 3:30 this afternoon, two dozen divers are now in the water. the coast guard is trying to find how many people were on board the two planes. follow us on twitter on abc7 news bay area for the latest on the search. well, moving back to the super bowl, as the game approaches, fans are focused on team, players and maybe a wager. >> from a near championship game to a national holiday. >> yes. we asked wayne freedman to look at the day and it's meaning from a broader perspective. the more we change, the more we remain the same. look at america's annual winter pageant, the super bowl. >> it's a ticket to create something magical. >> so. >> this professor is not alone. as the super bowl approaches, we asked him and dr. michael goldman to talk about this event from the academic and intellectual perspectives. >> both and parts of the society are for where they had been before. >> what we have seen to what will be 50 super bowls represents a half century of marketing and cultural evolution. that first super bowl seems innocent by it was a moment of what has become a single event, now worth $500 million brand dollars as they call it. >> was it innocent then? is it innocent now? >> then, with the patriotic themes, reds, whites, blues. we see them every year. last year we had america the beautiful. the presence of america's military on display. >> these proud men and women are assigned to active units. >> they're a constant at super bowl. the show designed not only for american audiences but also about how we portray ourselves to the world. >> the unveiling of the flag, the flyovers, the moments of silence. this is a strong indicator of what is important to american society, reflected in this most-important day. >> so as you watch, take a step back and look at the view. >> for many people, the game doesn't matter as much as the rest of the value they get. >> it's about teams and heros and winners and it's also a staff shot of the nation at a moment in time, taken every year. and ongoing cultural narrative. from san francisco, wayne freedman, abc7 news. >> what a great look back. >> yes. i know. >> it's been a huge event and we're proud to have it in the bay area and terrific weather. >> it is. spencer christian is here with the accu-weather forecast. >> it's shaping up to be a wonderful weekend and a great week is head. we've got mainly high clouds, temperatures mainly in the upper 50s and inland, mid-50s so a narrow current range of temperatures. check out this view from our camera, at pier 15 looking for a warm pattern and into the middle of the week, spring like weather and a possibility of record highs monday and tuesday. tomorrow, super bowl city here in san francisco will be under sunny skies and low to mid-60s under clear skies in the evening. and to the week ahead, you'll use san jose as an indicator of how temperatures are going to rise into mid-70s and maybe upper 70s, monday and tuesday, a chance of mid to upper 70s which might take us up to record levels. then, sunday, we'll have spring like weather. so nice and mild. check out the forecast for temperature record highs for oakland and an san jose. if it hits 77 on monday, that will be a new record high and around the area, we'll cool down wednesday getting back to more seasonal range of temperatures. clear skies, cool conditions and lows in the mid to upper 30s, then, tomorrow, sunny skies and mild and accu-weather forecast. monday and tuesday, mid to upper 70s and up to 70 degrees on the coast monday and tuesday, temperatures will be tapering off and next friday there is a chance of rain. slight chance. >> we'll take any chance at this point, thank you, spencer. >> when abc7 news continues we're going to look at football fever spiking in oakland with a new beast mode store. >> and here is a live look at super bowl city. there is the ferry building there. all lit up. tonight, one republic performs and fire february is huge for us. all our handcrafted classic footlongs are just $6 each. the media is going a little crazy. "sub-mageddon" with an incredible amount of accumulation inside... that now seems... enjoy all our classic footlongs for just $6 each. . a live picture above levis stadium, from sky 7 hd, much of the afternoon and evening they've been preparing for the big half time show. >> the field looks beautiful. sky 7 fly over this morning we got video of our own helicopters on the jumbo tron. check that out. >> well, today, bruno mars announced he'll be part of the half time show and twitter put together this map as a color coded view of which team is tweeted about the most panthers are mentioned 55% of the time. >> the super bowl touchdown in oakland today and it was a scene on broadway. >> and an nfl hometown hero was back and there was the sound of gospel up the street. >> it's no coincidence the opening of the first store comes on super bowl weekend in his hometown of oakland. >> that is pretty cool. >> it was mobbed as people wanted to get close to the nfl star and pick up clothing. >> we're here to see the opening of the store of one of the greatest football players in history. >> real good to see him, he's funny. you know? he's active. he's real good with the community. >> lynch himself didn't have much to say but his mother did. >> he's just like a big, giant teddy bear. >> especially about her son's commitment to give proceeds to charity. >> just really a positive thing for oakland. this is what we need. all of our stores are closing but to have him come back, open up a store in the heart of downtown oakland is amazing. now, down the road, rehearsals were underway for the celebration. this event brings together stars with christian and contemporary musicians with proceeds going to charity. tonight's concert starts at 7:30 and there are still tickets available, about $25 here at the box office at the paramount. in oakland, abc7 news. >> we'll wait for the microphone. >> there we go. >> continuing here tonight at 6:00 a man accuses san francisco police of turning him over to the federal immigration agents going against city policy. >> the u.s. military rolls into the south bay to help local police chiefs, visitors safe. >> and here is a look at the visa everywhere cam. >> we're streaming this live on our website abc7news.com. san francisco police face accusations of turning over an untumented man to federal agents f officers did as accused they violated san francisco city policy. >> new documents surfaced in this case. cornell bernard has the story. >> i just want to say my apologies. >> san francisco supervisor saying i should -- >> figueroa, not a u.s. citizen says he was arrested with out cause after being contacted by police that his stolen car had been found. when he got to the station, it was discovered he had a civil warrant for his arrest. a short time later, ice agents were waiting for him. >> they believe the law was broken. >> a violation of sanctuary city. figueroa's attorneys provided these documents from the homeland security, showing police contacted an ice duty officer december 3 to say he was at the southern police station. he was arrested on a deportation warrant from 2005. >> absence of a criminal warrant, they should not be holding someone and should not be communicating with ice. >> officials say mayor ed lee spoke with the department of homeland security officials and expressed his concern that the asfd says ongoing investigation into the matter to determine what happened if any member violated policy, there will be consequences. he has an 8-year-old daughter and a child on the way and faces deportation hearings in the future. in san francisco, abc7 news. >> super bowl 50 will kick off in less than 48 hours. local police, several federal agencies a game plan to keep us safe. abc7 news has more now from the south bay. >> after months of anticipation, law enforcement officials say they're ready for super bowl 50. every division of the san jose police department has been assigned to work uniform patrol. 12 hour shifts with coverage around the:00. >> managing risk. we feel we're as prepared as we can be. >> the south bay prepares to welcome the world, visitors are greeted by this. >> coming out, come get our bags. couple officers at the top. officers at the bottom. k nine officer. >> military vehicles made their way in ahead of the big game. >> we're all accessible to everybody else, it's part of a challenge. with the security we have to be able to live our lives. we can't live in fear. >> the fbi is coordinating a joint operations center in a secret location close to the stadium, monitoring threats and managing response. >> we came down to enjoy what is going on in downtown san jose. but security has made me feel comfortable walking by myself and around town. >> police say they'll have patrols after the game on sunday, in the south bay, chris nguyen, abc7 news. >> the abc7 news i team and dan noyes found factors that concern us. >> as big super bowl crowds hit the bay area, some insiders say they worry about the condition of their ambulances. >> we're driving on suspicions of more than thousands of miles. we don't know what that might do to someone who has an unstable spinal injury. >> we'll show you the evidence question the fire cheer, tonight at 11:00. >> looking forward to that, thank you. >> an iconic part of super bowl history flew over the bayay are. >> see what it takes to keep it float plus,... >> okay, people come and tell us they're here specifically because they don't want to watch the game. >> 7 on your side's michael finney -lois pricese. 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airplane. when you have 1.2 billion birthday balloons worth of helium, flying is a different experience. >> next to me is called elevator control wheel. it has passengers saying are you in a wheelchair? which, you know, kind of call a pilot seat the wheelchair. >> the pilot's feet are working to steer the blimp. >> it's a full deflection. >> average speed around 35 miles per hour. going show makes it great for cameras. >> the best camera platform. we're the first to do it for coverage. we started in 1955 in the rose bowl. >> and 20 super bowls since september 11th, no one is allowed to fly over the stadium during the game. >> we're getting beauty shots for the networks you know? downtown, sunset. >> what to do they get in exchange? advertising. >> that is super bowl city. >> seen by millions of fans from the ground and living rooms. >> like to tell people i'm not much of a pilot i'm a tire salesman. >> from above the bay, jonathan bloom, abc7 news. >> well, that is neat. super bowl 50 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watch the game. >> it turns out there are plenty of nonfootball things to do on sunday and fewer and the conservatory of flowers at golden gate park. >> don't throw footballs. we're a glass house. >> across the street it's free admission day. at the california academy of sciences. >> free museum days, really crowded. >> but not super bowl sunday. see, pengiuns and dinosaurs without the crowds. or join amateurs and pros. and anyone can become an athlete. >> the annual run includes races for kids and adults along a path. you can take in a showing of kabuki theater. learn to make chai tea and sea the novato theater company perform "a midsummer night's dream" and learn to juggle, here at the circus center of san francisco. and for a more far flung escape, tahoe ski resorts in discounts on bowl day. i posted links and information on all of the events plus more, you can check them out on abc7news.com and you can see my reports as well, just click on the sections tab and selection 7 on your side. >> thank you, michael. >> you can find all super bowl resources in one place, a wealth of information on abc7news.com/sb 50. we've posted pictures, videos, and stories we've covered all week and there have been many. >> there have. and super bowl, no super bowl, it's a great weekend to do anything outside. >> that is a great point. the weather turned almost spring like. >> it's going to get springier. we have mostly clear skies now, temperatures near 70 degrees and mid-60s on the coast. the chance of rain diminished for the next six days. and here is a look at the accu-weather forecast. super bowl sunday, highs reaching into low to mid-70s in santa clara, very warm for super bowl 50 on sunday, mid to upper 70s inland and monday, tuesday, and then, temperatures gradually moderate later in the week. >> thank you, spebser. >> at abc7 news sponge anchor larry beil joins us live from the nfl experience now. hi, larry. >> today is the final day of practice, going to introduce you to 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that affect on children, they turn away. the drums are playing and we're going to do sports. the players got a break today and no more of us. you never know if you're going to get a chance to play in one in your career. linebacker thomas davis took a start for carolina despite breaking his arm, had surnlry only 11 days ago to screw a metal plate into his arm. he's going to wear protective gear, a brace, and says he's ready to go. >> i'm not one of the guys that sits out. and you know, i feel better than i did and just continuing to heal. >> injuries are just too much to ov overcome kind of like these drums in the >> he was the ultimate corner back, 14 interceptions and in one game, he did >> an jose state is going to win ten games. >> until week 14, he had been making similar plays so this week he spent thousands of hours and will be watching trying to keep it into perspective. >> yes. this is bittersweet. you want to be out there to play. a fifth round pick of carolina is home to which he credits success. >> sometimes, it gets edgy when you get out there, just more willing to prove yourself. >> there is one loss and i'm telling everybody i'm undefeated for the now we have mentioned he happens to be 1 and 2, lifetime as far as his record in super bowls. broncos have a lot of super bowl experience, still, some are looking forward to the big game. >> i think this experience is unique for everybody. it's very hard to tell somebody. i think you ought to be careful telling someone how they're going to feel. >> there is another big game this weekend. the warriors and thunder have won 12 of 13 games, warriors are excited to see the thunder. >> the road trip was good, playing all three but you have to be sharper than we have been. >> that is going to do it from here. a guy just came by and said he consulted a psychic, who predicts carolina will win in a very close game. that is what we have from the nfl experience, back to you. >> yes. >> absolutely. >> it's in the stars. >> yes. >> thank you. >> we're watching the rescue effort going on in taiwan following that powerful earthquake and will have the latest on the search for survivors. >> here is a live picture of super bowl city from our visa everywhere cam. the friday frenzy underway now. and thousands gather for fun. last man standing at 8:00, shark tank, then, 2020 at 10:00. and then join us for abc7 news at 11:00. >> and finally tonight, a few thoughts about what really matters. behind us here on the roof of the abc7 broadcast center is the epicenter of super bowl fever. super bowl city right next to the ferry building is a much-busier place tonight as fans begin to pour into the city if large numbers now. we're here and our team is providing extensive coverage, not because the game is on our network, which it is not, we're doing this because it's so much bigger than the game. super bowl sunday has become almost a national holiday, family, and friends get together. we have special snacks and meals like we do on holidays like thanksgiving. perhaps 140 million people will be tuned in to watch the game. regardless of who is playing, and the commercials, but beyond the spectacle is what really matters. the shared experience of an event that units us and the enjoy the game and the day. let me know what you think. >> all right. that is going to do it for us tonight here on top of the abc7 news broadcast center. >> we have had a great night and appreciate your coverage. on behalf of all of us, especially our terrific crew, we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. >> from the entire abc7 news team, thanks for joining us this evening. >> see you at 9:00 and 11:00. this is the "jeopardy!" college championship. here are today's contestants -- a sophomore at the university of california berkeley, originally from boise, idaho... a freshman at brown university, from bethesda, maryland... and a freshman at north carolina state university from oak ridge, north 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