>> a san francisco -- >> live from miami as we count down to super bowl liv. we have a ton of 49ers coverage that we'll be bringing you, including the most incredible, amazing party to a foodie's delight at hard rock stadium to a personal designer who might have brought his own jewelry store. all of that is coming from the port of miami. >> all right. good stuff. >> the san francisco director of public works is accused of

providing the owner with inside information to give him an unfair advantage in awarding of contracts. both men appeared in federal court today. >> melanie has the very latest on this story. >> each of those men was reined and released on $2 million bond. them san francisco has been betrayed by one of the highest ranging employees. the san francisco director of public works, they are both charged in a criminal complaint with wire fraud. charged with bribing the airport commissioner. the alleged bribe, $5,000 cash and free travel in exchange for the commissioner's stoongs win a bid for the right to run a restaurant at sfo. both men allegedly violated rules for the fair competitive bidding process. though scheme was never completed and the bribe never

paid. >> it alleges bribery, side deals by one of san francisco's highest ranking public employees. >> additional schemes along he used his official position. it was a mixed use project in san francisco. as well as alleging that he used his position as the chair of the authority to secure a desirable lease in the transit center. also allegedly provided inside information city projects regarding portable bathroom trailers and homeless housing uni units. and using discounted labor from contractors to help balled personal vacation home while the contractors were also engaining in business with the city. he tweeted this photo, thanking him for his leadership and all he does for children in the bay

area and beyond. nuru was charged in a second complaint for having shared details of the investigation after previously promising to cooperate with the fbi. the san francisco mayor had this to say today. >> it is of course important that we work with our city attorney and our controller's office to fully cooperate with the fbi on this particular investigation, to ensure public trust and full transparency. >> reporter: mayor breed said the city administrator put mohammed nuru on leave. they are asking for a thorough review of any implicated city contracts. meantime, federal officials say there will be several people who will recognize themselves in this 75-page complaint. not by name but by details known only to them. they're encouraging those people to, quote, run, not walk to the fbi to provide assistance in this case.

>> okay. thank you. >> all very fascinating. this is a big city corruption charge and it is a big deal. >> there will be more names to follow and it is very, very interesting. we're talking about two very well known figures in san francisco. not only politics but the civic arena as well. mohammed nuru, 30 years with public works. worked his way up. he is known for cleaning the streets of the city. building the navigation centers taking the transbay center, hand to it mohammed. he will cut through red tape and get job done. this time it appears he cut corner that's could get him in trouble. specificallying whoing up with nick bovis, always well known san franciscan. >> we do stories every year on his charitable efforts. >> every year at christmas,

we're down there with the cameras for the toy drive. we're not sure how the fbi got involved. possibly through an undercover operation and the use of a sting. what we have though is the question about trying on get votes at the airport commission for a restaurant contract for an associate of bovis's. the other is the portable toilets. being given inside information. bovis was given inside information so co-put bids in earlier to get the multimillion-dollar contracts. and also, the transbay terp natural itself. questions about that which mohammed had gone in. another chinese developer who supposedly provided free trips and entertainment for mohammed nuru in china and south america in return for, not necessarily doing anything other than, make sure things move smoothly. they would prefer treatment many other city departments. >> something else that's really, if we touched on at the end of the report. federal officials say there were

several people who recognized themselves in this 75-page complaint. we may recognize them as well as being prominent san franciscans. we just don't know yet of the will. >> right. but they know who they are. they're looking for the airport commissioner to come in on their own of there are contractors with the city who were helping out moped in his private home of one of the side stories of this, in some ways, it is like movie of they've been watching this for a while. they decided to bring in mohammed neru and offer him a deal. will you turn? will you cooperate? will you wear the wire we see on tv and movies and implicate others? initially he said he would. they let him go. and then they found out he wasn't complying. the question was, was he tipping people off? no. now the cases. >> there will obviously many more shoes to drop. thank you. you can read the columns in the

chronicle he have wednesday and sunday. thank you. >> all right. the national transportation safety board is holding a news conference on the helicopter crash that killed kobe bryant, his 13-year-old daughter gianna and seven others. today we are finding out that bryant and his wife had a pact they would never ride in helicopters at the same time together. that's according to "people" magazine. the report didn't offer an explanation for why. and you are looking live now at a press conference that has just gotten underway. that's on the screen. we'll have an update on what nls to say. >> developing news on the coronavirus outbreak. china has confirmed 4515 cases. 15 cases involve chinese tourists. 106 people have now died. the virus has spread to hong kong, beijing, and the city of macao from wuhan where the outbreak began. there are five confirmed cases in the united states. two of those in california. none in the bay area. right now a chartered plane to

the united states is evacuating americans from a chinese city hit hard by the virus. the united states is adding 20 airports to conduct checks on returning international travelers. united airs is canceling dozen of flights to china next week because of the virus. the santa clara public health department held a news conference sharing what to do if you're traveling to china or did so reemtly. >> so if you return from china and you have a symptom, we ask to you call your health care provider. not go in unless you're really, really sick of the. >> she said the doctor will know what to do next and will contact the public health department if necessary. a big change coming to san francisco's market street. starting at 6:00 a.m. all private vehicles will be banned. the no vehicle zone is between van ness avenue all the way to the ferry building. cars can still cross market street at all intersections. it provides to private cars and ride share copies, taxis, public

transand it emergency vehicles are had except. the changes are designed to make it safer for bicyclists and pedestrians and faster for public transit. >> our efforts to build a better bay area had, traffic congestion does not help. so a new plan may not help get the cars off the road but it could make the air a little cleaner despite all those cars. an effort to make all new cars electric. >> reporter: that's right. if the sf environment had their way, this whole parking lot would be full of electric cars. the reality is closer to what is behind me. a few spots taken by these electric cars. they want to change that by building more charging stations. >> the number one thing is

finances. i believe that many of them, brands new off the lot, is more than $30,000. >> they're just the drivers that debby needs to win over. her team of san francisco's department of environment has seat big goal. quadruple the up in of electric car sales from today's 12% to 50% in five years. >> in a city like san francisco with such clean electricity, it only makes sense to drive electric if you have to drive a car at all. >> rafael made the case at city hall outlining her team's proposal which includes using grant money to build 2,000 new charging ports in the city. 8,000 more by 2023. the supervisor said he is on board but on a scale of 1-10, he says the political will to get job done is on the low end. >> how does it fit in with the other really urgent and sometimes more you knowent

priorities like the housing crisis i. he has no plans to go back. his big sell, do it now if you can. >> i've driven 100,000 miles on electric cars and i never fixed anything. i can afford the extra 50% that it costs me to operate so do i. it is better for the world. >> so will your next car be electric? i took a powe, split right down middle. 51% saying yes. 49% saying no. you can just tell by those numbers that sf environment has a lot of work to do on their hands over the next five years. coming up, all about the super bowl from football to food to fancy rentals. larry biel live in miami. we found out about one spot that

might be better than the game itself. you're not going to believe the location or the cost. that's coming up. today's sprinkles are out of here.

a search on as we speak for the parents of a little girl found an hour ago at a fremont park. here's picture of her released by police. this afternoon someone called 911 reporting the girl alone at crandall creek park. officers are searching the area for her parents. poor thing, they want to find her parents as fast as they can. they believe sbhes 2 years old. fremont police asks anyone who thinks they recognize her to

please give them a call. let's get her home. we want to get you to the countdown to super bowl sunday. >> we're at the port of miami. of last night was super bowl opening night and all the players from both teams were available for interviews. as the week goes along. the interview opportunities with players and coaches shrank as everybody gets closer to game dpim they start focusing on super bowl liv. last night i had a chance to talk with 49ers receiver emanuel sanders. and i tell you what. we're talking football, talking football. and then suddenly i was blinded by the bling that he was wearing. he could open up his own jewelry store. >> got to protect it.

i got it custom made. i got a custom made super man piece. the s is not for superman. it is really for sanders. and i got a cuff tennis this is a security one event. we've got plenty of security. >> reporter: and you need security with all he's wearing. he went to jared's. i think jarrod went to emanuel sanders. you know miami is a party town and there will be a ton for super bowl reporter. if you look across the water, she's over there with a story about ae >> yeah. let's talk about this pricey listing.

game day tickets plus so much more. it will cost you a pretty penny. let me tell you. if you don't mind a little distance, you're going to get a lot of luxury. >> welcome to 49ers headquarters of come on in. >> reporter: touted as the super bowl package, you'll need some deep pockets. >> for $100,000, you get three nights, three days in this beautiful townhouse right on the water on the intercostal waterway in florida. >> reporter: three nights and four tickets on the 40 yard line. there's 40 miles between here and the hard rock stadium in miami gardens. fortunately, he can forget freeway traffic. they'll be traveling in style. >> come the day of the super bowl, a 47-foot yacht will pull up to my dock and take you to a mile and a half from the stadium. >> reporter: the lucky fans will be taken to the game. an exclusive offer only for 49er

fans. >> i hate to discriminate. look at me. san francisco 49ers. that's what it has to be. >> reporter: he has the place covered from decorations to bay area delicacies. every detail of the. >> we've stocked the frig so every sfrang fan will be in heaven for the weekend. >> all the goods. and when the south florida sun becomes too much to bear, we have our good friend carl in a can of this is fog in a can here left me just show you. it takes a second to get the effect. >> reporter: let me tell you, i've never seen fog in a can. the actual convenient in highland beach north of ft. lauderdale. no takers yet. but if you know a 49ers fan who is interested, it is a two bedroom cond over. it can fit about six people comfortably. abc7 news.

>> we should have rented that out. had we only known earlier. >> reporter: no discounts for abc7. i asked. >> all right. thank you. by the way, as we throw it back to dan and liz in the studio, i feel like i should apologize for this back drop. i mean, this was the best we could do, guys. this was the best we could do. we'll just have to suffer through it for a few more hours. >> it's the super bowl. you'll have to step up your gain. >> no. it's stunning. >> it's great. >> really beautiful. >> great job. our team is covering super bowl week on our facebok page, the abc7 news app and abc7news.com. they're doing terrific work there and helping share it with all of us.

>> fog in a can. fog in a can. >> better in a can than real life. >> exactly. we had some fog this morning. it has lifted now. it was not in a can. we've got, well, we had a few spots of drizzle during the day. the rainfall was very, very light. things are drying out. you can see how minimal they were in most locations. i had under a tenth of an inch of rain. .08 at half moon bay. on we go to clouds that are lingering. it is clirnlt 57 degrees many san francisco. 68, gilroy and 55 at half moon bay. row hanging clouds in a dark and dreary sky. 60 in the petaluma, 58 in napa,

63 in fairfield, 56 in livermore. the view at the golden gate shows partial clearing as we look northward. and these are our forecast features. overnight fog for the morning commute. a much warmer pattern thursday continuing into saturday, and it will be sharply cooler beginning sunday. we'll see low temperatures in the low to mid 40s. tomorrow, high temperatures in the south bay. about 64 at san jose, 63, cupertino, low 60s. on the coast, upper havies to low 60s tomorrow. downtown san francisco will top out at 60 degrees. in the north bay, napa, 65 degrees. east bay highs, 61. the inland east bay will top out in the low to mid 60s.

this should be 63, not 53. that was my mistake. i hit the wrong key. look at the warm-up going our way. especially friday and saturday. we'll see low 60s on the coast. a sharp cooldown on sunday. it will drop seven or eight degrees in most locations. it looks like the weekend forecast for the super bowl weekend will give us a dry day for game day. saturday, it looks like it will be showery and maybe a few thunderstorms. the game will take place under ideal conditions. >> better than 73 degrees, you can't beat that. >> maybe fog in a can. >> okay. >> celebrating ten years of the ipad. how it changed how we use

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welcome back. we have an update on the breaking news in fremont. you can see the little girl in pink. she was found just after 3:00

this afternoon. they are now canvassing a neighborhood about three blocks from that park. here's video from just minutes ago. police it's a times carrying the child. you can see her walking around the neighborhood where she was found. they're going to homes and talking with neighbors. officers believe the girl is about 2 years old. you can see she is wearing all pink and her shirt says, grandma's favorite present. fremont police asking anyone who knows the child to contact them. new details in the investigation in the helicopter crash that killed kobe bryant, had it is 13-year-old daughter and seven others. the l.a. coroner's office has officially identified four of the victims. the had national transportation safety board says they have moved the aircraft from the site of the crash. they have maintenance records but would not comment if the aircraft maintenance was up to date.

they stay crash happened fast. >> the descent rate for the helicopter was over 2,000 feet a minute. so we know that this was a high energy impact crash. >> all nine bodies have been recovered. investigators will now couldn't duct body examinations on the victims. a preliminary report will be release in the ten days' time but a cause may not be released for self months, actually. go to abc7news.com for very latest and for more information on remember the use to kobe bryant and other people who died in that terrible crash. clean up homeless encampments. >> the city is trying to tackle the crisis by opening another one of its so-called cabin communities. >> leslie brinkley is live with the details. >> reporter: hi, liz and dan.

yes, indeed. the question today is could this be the beginning of a turning point? many people certainly home so. the city is opening new units, cleaning up trash and making plans to move encampments and they certainly took action today. >> garbage trucks moved in on the mattresses. the mounds of garbage at union park along the embarcadero in oakland. >> i can't stand the guard bang. >> many applauded it. others were upset. >> they moved me from dloub up to here. i have ptsd and that don't work well with me. >> this woman had a lived in a tent for four years. >> you like seeing them here. >> yes, i do. it is a blessing. if wasn't for them, it would be piles of more trash. that brings big rats. like chihuahuas. >> she's excited that she'll be

moving into a trailer in the next month and eventually she hopes, permanent housing. oakland announced they're starting in the fruitvale area and will move sboom the safe rv parking lots and into trailers as well. some of those supplied by the state of california as outlined by governor newsom a found weeks ago. also, mayor will he bey schaaf unveiled a cabin community of tiny homes nestled under 880 in oak street. 38 private units in the shad over new construction across the street, paid for entirely with donations. no taxpayer money. >> this the site was 100% donated by loving oaklanders. the total start-up costs, every one of these cabins. >> this is somewhat of a new effort, a team effort, if you will, much of it propelled by

the city of oakland. aid by the state and private citizens. mayor schaaf called out a couple of which, he called rock stars here in oakland who donated a lot of money to make a lot of this happen. back to you. >> okay. thank you. the santa clara board of supervisors is taking new action to combat homelessness. there is a list of recommendations that came out of the summit on homelessness, convened by the supervisor. according to him, the number one priority is to create a task force to identify feasible short term housing and shelter solutions, as well as a plan for 2,000 new shelter beds. >> you cannot treat people who roo. >> reporter: being swept from creek to creek and undercuts to undercuts in any effective way. that's why this always comes back to beds and shelters. >> there are currently more than 8,000 unsheltered people in

santa clara county. that includes those living on the street or tents or boxes, motor homes, cars and vans. we want to hear your ideas about solving this crime and others. your thoughts on building a better bay area. the former giants manager dusty baker could be back in baseball very soon. usa today is reporting on a contract that will make baker their next manager. he would replace a.j. hinch who was fired three weeks ago after he was caught using electronic equipment to steal signs. baker grew up in sacramento and played 19 scenics in the including had stwinstints with s and a's. new calls to put kobe bryant on the nba logo. that's the petition. and aging in hollywood. and football and food. we'll take you inside the hard rock stadium

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a really interesting question. i've always loved that old logo. i thought for some time, it's a great logo but it may be time for a change. everything has changed. i wonder if kobe bryant is the right person? >> of course, on twitter, what are people saying on twitter? a lot of people say, no, it's michael jordan. if they're going to change it, it should be that person. >> maybe just hold to it a vote. >> he was sort of a mentor. all right, next story. you probably heard of the dolly parton challenge. participant upload four photos of themselves that they would use for various social media platforms. one professional picture there linkedin, one from facebook, an aesthetically pleasing one for instagram and then had for

tinder. police in the u.k. are using this challenge to catch a crook. this suspect is wanted for aggravated burglary. as you can see, police arranged his photos for the dolly part only challenge. >> which one is the sexy one? >> oh! no! >> that's a great question. >> pass good question. >> funny. they definitely have a sense of humor. >> i don't know. >> it's entertaining and attention gathering. >> even here, you know? >> that's cute. okay. you've likely seen people misbehaving on planes. i think we all have our stories. some new video is sparringing outrage. it shows a delta airline passenger using an overhead vent to dry out a shoe.

this was out of minneapolis, minnesota. since then, the instagram video has been viewed more than 347,000 times. that's just disgusting. people just always misbehave on planes and airports. they're never on their best behavior. >> my favorite, i was sleeping, the guy next on me in business, i hear this noise. i look up, i look over and he's clipping his finger nays. they're flying everywhere. >> oh, no! >> i couldn't believe it. >> manners. the people we've seen, people using their toes on the tv. that or the shoe. i would go with the shoe. >> that's a good point. >> there was a time would you expect more controlled behavior. >> not now. >> now even in first class. same thing. >> remember people used to dress up. >> like going on the new york

subway station. >> right. >> some sinatra fans thought this fan was as lucky as a royal flush. maybe it is as lucky as going down the to it. fans of frank sinatra spent thousands to purchase his gold commode. one sold for more than $4,000. they are among many items from the executive suite at the former golden nugget casino in atlantic city. i must tell you, it is well known for many years, i was a bad, bad gambling boy, a high roller. i have stayed at the sinatra suite and that's the same toilet they had when i was there. i have sat on the chairman's throne. >> now it's worth something. i didn't even know they made toilets like that of the will. >> did you feel anything special? >> i do now. now that i know they paid $4,000

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you've heard the phrase, age is just a knew of the joining me to talk about her new novel, love sometimes, thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. i'm so excited. it is the debut of my novel today. it is released today. so this is good luck. >> tell us. it is about ageism in hollywood and a lot of is it wrapped up in your own experiences. talk about that. >> yes of the it is about ageism i as say i'm 83 and i want to b the reason i say the number, people think you're this shrunken up little person or you're ready for burial or whatever. but i really feel ageism ageism all ages. i've experienced it for decades and i think it is worse now than ever. i think it is a culture cancer,

really. so i feel very strongly about it. >> i think you've said that age is regarded as a product. >> right, right. in our anti-age culture, i feel that age has become, or ageism has become a product profit. all the anti-age products running on tv, and the internet, 24 hours a day, appearance with age. it is not about that. it is an inner thing. we don't talk about the inner thing. it is not a one size fits all. aging is for everybody. whether we live to 200 or 100 or whatever, we're all going to age. it is a process. >> i feel like that's so relatable. now as someone in my 30s, it is experienced at so many levels. the message for people my age, oh, you had to have gotten botox

already or it won't work and there is this constant message from the youngest age. >> it is age shaping. look. i'm wearing a scarf to cover. i'm not against products. i'm against the message. >> so tell us about your book and what this is about. >> okay, love sometimes is about a 68-year-old woman. she's a writer. she's an author. and bits hollywood. the ageism in hollywood. she has film options and a tv series, and what they do to her protagonist. her 68-year-old protagonist. how they change her to first a 20-year-old foodie, a 28-year-old uber driver, and then 32-year-old avatar. and then she fights age nix hollywood to risk a career

that's booming and it is also about controversial love. >> fascinating. i think when we think about ageism in hollywood, you sort of mention it. are things getting better or worse? there seems to be a moment. you see big little lies. shows that are having middle aged women as the lead roles. >> i think that it is more talked about now. i rae do. it is presenting a more glamorous presentation of 30 or 40 or 50 or 60. or the sitcoms are playing to the joke. you have to be falling in the street to get the laugh. when you age, you stumble, you have arthritis, whatever. it is that kind of thing. in answer to your question, is it getting better? i don't think so. i'm hoping so. i'm hoping before i leave the

planet that we won't be segregated into numbers. we'll all be just people. we have to get rid of the label. anti-age. instead of anti-age products, maybe pro age products or something, for everybody. >> i love that message. thank you for what you're doing. congratulations on your book. you can catch barbara at several events next month. she'll be at book passage on february 1st and the institution of aging. >> thank you. excellent. let's move on and talk about the weather forecast. spencer christian here once again. >> okay. live doppler 7. the drizzle has ended. the sprinkles have gone. we'll see lots of fog developing across the bay area. overnight lows will be in the low to mid 40s. tomorrow, look for a hazy, sunny day with high clouds and sunshine. highs from low 60s at the coast to mid 60s inland and here's the

accuweather seven-day forecast. beginning thursday, going through saturday, look for highs up to or even above 70 degrees. even around the bay shoreline. it will turn sharply cooler on sunday and that will take us into a cooler pattern. football and food go hand in hand. >> we'll take you inside the hard rock stadium for a bite of the flavors fans will get. coming up, the water problem that turned into a mold problem and now a structural problem. now there is a battle over who pay to clean it all up. those are the sounds from an award winning band from san jose. how the group is part of a new can my side be firm? and my side super soft? yes! with the sleep number 360 smart bed, on sale now, you can both adjust your comfort with your sleep number setting. but can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable.

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welcome back. the conners, and stay with us for abc7 news at 11:00. now back to super bowl. larry? >> reporter: liz, dan, i'll tell you what. there is so much food at this nfl party tonight. i'm going to show you, well, a bunch of people in the way naturally. but over there is the largest vat of paella that has ever been

produced. if you're wondering what's inside, take a look at this. you've got pork, ham, chicken, chori chorizo, it is delicious. what is on the menu for super bowl sunday when the 49ers meet the chiefs? abc7 south bay community jumpist justin dorsey went to find out. as people eagerly await super bowl sunday, they're also getting their party food in order. that includes at the biggest party of them all, hard rock stadium. >> you will smell miami as soon as you walk in. you will feel miami. when you come to miami without the super bowl, that is the feeling. the feeling is that we are absolutely -- >> reporter: these will be the stadium snacks no one has ever seen. imported french maccarons. >> you have to try the signature cubana sausage especially made

just for the stadium. the family growing up, it will impact with you that taste of miami at the very first bite. >> the flavors, you're looking for mustard, catch up, this isn't traditional. a little different. on game day, a lot bigger. 18 inches long. that will be awesome to eat. >> in our premium areas, try the paella. and one of the recipes shared from madrid. >> reporter: in addition to tasting the paella, it has special meaning behind it. >> these are ocean friendly seafood choices. they are taking pressure off oceans prip earl because they're farmed rather handle the caught in the wild. >> saving the world. let's see how it tastes. great spices in there. perfectly cooked. >> as you can manning, we've

been planning this event for over a year and a half. the excitement building up to this week is incredible. we're putting out tens of thousands of pounds of food. it is amazing, the amount of food that will come in and get processed. >> now it wouldn't be a great meal without some desserts. signing off here, abc7 news. >> do you know what? i just saw dustin. he's here as well sampling more food. by the end of the trip, many of us will have gained a few pounds. miami is one of the great food cities in the country. coming up at 5:00, jimmy garoppolo. he has the looks, the arm. he has two rings. he wants a third coming up against the chiefs. that's a wrap for now. >> you can see more from larry, dustin, the entire team. it is covering super bowl week. >> i think we're all

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