we've been preparing for this possibility for weeks knowing we were likely to conif i were a case. >> the bay area has the first case of the coronavirus. the man became sick after returning from china week ago. thank you for joining us. >> he arrived you this san jose airport last friday and he's been self-isolating at home. >> the rick to the public remains low. >> although we are announcing a confirmed case today, please that can we do not have evidence to suggest that the novel coronavirus is circulating in the bay area, santa clara county or northern california. >> officials are not releasing any details except to say that he has not been very sick and has been treated as an outpatient. he's come into contact with very few people since returning home. the people did he come into quakt are isolating themselves at home for 14th days. this is the seventh confirmed

case in the united states. there are two cases in southern california, two in illinois, one in arizona, one in washington state and now this one in the bay area. >> a few hours ago the u.s. declared a public health emergency and the trump administration temporarily suspended entrance into the u.s. from china. only permanent u.s. residents will be allowed the enter the u.s. starting sunday, in the province will be quarantined for up to two weeks. all flights from china will be funneled to two airports including sfo. american airlines has begun immediately suspending flights starting february 7th. delta and united are limiting flights. united will continue to operate a daily flight between san francisco and hong kong. >> nearly 200 americans evacuated this week will be

quarantined at a southern california military base for two weeks. it is the first time in 50 years the u.s. government has taken such a step. officials believe it can take up to 14 days for an infected person to develop symptoms. >> today the highest death toll. 43 more deaths were announce in the china bringing the total now to 213. worldwide, there are 9,800 confirmed case. the majority of those cases are within china. about 100 have been confirmed in 19 other countries. >> fears of the coronavirus, fears that it could impact the global economy caused the dow to fall today. i fell about 2%. technology companies which do a lot of business with china led the losses. stay with abc7 news on the latest from the virus. you can get information about risks and symptoms on

abc7news.com. >> hundreds of thousands of people are in nummelin see the 49ers take on the chiefs. we have a crew of abc7 news anchors and reporters to bring you the latest. >> we have team coverage with larry beil, amanda dell castillo and kate larsen. >> hey, we are at the super bowl experience inside the miami convention center and this place is packed with football fans. they're wearing their gear. all sorts of attractions and things you can do. tons of food behind me here. if you look up there, you can see the lombardi trophy is up there. you can see had people getting both the the trophy. they take a lot of photos. one guy told me, press the gilroy. he'd been in here six hours and he was still going strong. speaking of strong, remember bryant young who played for the

49ers? 25 years ago here in miami, he helped the niners win the super bowl. and brian young will find out tomorrow if he will get into the pro football hall of fame. he's one of 15 finalists, defensive linemen, 1994 to 2007. star in the all 208 games he played. i asked if he's nervous awaiting a call from the hall. >> you know what? a little bit of nerves but i'm not super nervous. i'm just very humbled to be among such a great group of guys. i'm just enjoying the process. you get so excited being guy and not being that guy. i'm just trying to keep it all in perspective. just enjoy the process. >> what would it mean to you if you got that call? what do you think the moment would be like when it hit you?

>> it would be so exciting. i'm sure a lot of emotions would be going through me. over the course of my career, and the years even afterward, it would mean a lot. a ton of emotions behind so 25 years ago, we were here. did you have any flashbacks coming to miami beach? >> i did. kind of driving to the area, do i remember? i have to then a little bit. the crowds, the people, sole different venues to do different things. the unique atmosphere, to host the super bowl. a great place. i'm excited to be back here. wow! just hoping to keep my fingers crossed that it goes to the 49ers. >> we were a lot younger but the good thing is we look will that

will exactly the same. >> that's our word and we're sticking to it. >> you actually look like could you line up right now. >> i can't. if i hit something, i'll break. >> he still looks chiselled out of granite. we mentioned a ton of fans coming into miami. one place to go is the official 49ers team. amanda del castillo is live in downtown miami. hi, amanda! >> hi, larry. as you can imagine, the team house is the spot to be tonight at super bowl live. it is packed inside which is why we're standing outside. over three days, fans can catch gold rush cheerleaders. sour dough sam. today they went down with niner noise. the fans are in the house. the team house, that is.

they led the way at bay front park. >> it's huge! >> you see the sign. 49ers fans only. we came in wednesday night. a little sleep here and there that you it's all about the super bowl. >> these are seasons we weren't winning. i had to show my love for the 49ers. >> reporter: it features all things faithful centric. >> my backyard of niners florida. >> reporter: he says history is bound to repeat itself. adding winning in miami is the only option. >> we're making it three for three. we're getting our ring. it's happening this sunday. >> until then, the team house is sure to bring the energy. oh, yeah. we spotted the chiefs house across the way. i think we'll stay with the san

francisco 49ers. >> you waited 50 years. you have to wait 51, 52 years. you have to check this out. my father-in-law handed this virt to me. it is the super bowl short for the last time. they are here in miami. you talked about it 25 years ago. this is a little flash back frday for you, larry. >> reporter: amanda, that is so cool that your family kept that. hopefully you can pick up another championship shirt sunday night. thanks, amanda. let's talk about the fans coming to town. we caught up with them earlier in the day and they are pumped to be heading to super bowl liv. there they are. michael spent $6,000 for a pair

of tickets. that looks like a bargain now. had erin won tickets ma drawing when she pledged to be a designated driver at a niners game this year. >> we get the floits for both my son and i, we get a hotel in ft. lauderdale. then they even gave us tickets, i think, for the super bowl experience. so hopefully we can do that tomorrow. >> maybe we'll see erin. of course, she got two tickets to the game. not bad at all. >> thank you, thank you. >> reporter: what a surprise. the hall of famer jerry rice in the sunglasses and a bright green american airlines vest shaking hands with passengers as they pass through the airport. chris took the video, calling the surprise brilliant. nibble arriving here without a

ticket for the game, you'd better have some cash on you. they track ticket prices across multiple platforms ticket master says 21% of people bought tickets from them were from missouri, of course, kansas city, the chiefs, while 20% were from california. stub hub still has tickets at around $6400. a little lower than that. either way, it's really expensive. i talked to one woman who said she didn't have tickets. she was considering offering up her kidney for two seats to the super bowl. i home she was joking. back to you. i'm not sure she was joking. >> you can see more from larry. we have a whole crew in miami covering super bowl 54.

we home for a good game but it's not worth a kidney. the city is working to keep people safe and secure. aibls 7 news reporter kate larsen has that part of the story. >> reporter: the overarching issue from the city's top officials was to please have fun on sunday. be safe and take care of yourself and each other. sfpd will be having extra patrols with lots of restaurants and bars. other neighborhoods that will be a focus, the mission district as well as market street. >> we are really excited that the san francisco 49ers are in the super bowl. >> but mayor london breed tempered her enthusiasm with a call to safety. >> we don't want a happy occasion, a celebration to turn into anything that creates a challenge where someone is hurt.

>> after the giants won the word series in 2010, 2012 and 2014, dangerous riots erupted on the streets of san francisco. >> it was a nightmare out there. people going crazy. >> he says he's it's nervous about what this sunday might bring to his bar and neighborhood. >> we have extra security coming in. i don't know when i'm going home. >> just two weeks ago, the motorcade drove through when people spilled on to the streets. >> a little rowdy but it's fun. >> marty took had video from her had window. >> i get worried when i hear firecrackers. >> they said they will have extra officers deployed. >> when it goes beyond celebration and to criminal activity, particularly assaults on the officers there to help the community, we have to step in and we have to get control of

that. i also spoke to jeanine of you'll find out why she's worried about her firefighters and paramedics on sunday west want to you head to our website. abc7news.com. we've got info posted about a text alert system that you can sign up for where you can get safety information, street closure information for sunday, and any potential information about future the celebrations next week. live on polk street in san francisco. back to you. >> thank you so much. super food. our super bowl coverage continues with a taste of the bay area. a thief steals a package worth monday just money. the precious contents. we have a blast of gusty wind and cold air coming our

this week's nouannouncement that quirls will soon be allowed into the all boys high school has upset some students. the archbishop school has been all male cynic it opened in 1949. >> it's sad. >> hurt is the feeling among a number of students and parents we spoke to at the all boys catholic high school in san francisco. after the announcement was made, the 70-year reign will change when it absorbs students from the all girls mercy high school. parents say they were caught off guard. >> it's an uproar. all of a sudden it automatically

becomes a co-ed school. instead of transitioning. >> all our classmates are really upset. we're losing our brotherhood. >> he was adamant they kept families in the loop since the closure of mercy happened. >> in the time frame we have because admissions season is coming, i think we've double every possible thing we could do. >> reporter: parents provided me with a survey provided by the school ten days ago, asking parents to weigh in. parents such as this woman said they never saw the results of the survey and feel duped. >> that's what we pay for. that's what our contracts are for. >> reporter: many high poth size the sudden absorption of girls as a way to combat declining conditions. it is one reason mercy itself is shutting down. riordan has 670 students. the school can fit over 1,000.

so far over 170 girls from mercy have applied for the next school year. >> we're not sure. abc7 news. according to the nat catholic educational association, cynic 2009, the number of students enrolled in schools has declined. we have an update from last night. mayor london breed said the city has thrown out a citation issued to a man who was stabbed twice during a robbery. anthony guzman was attacked. he spent 15 days in the hospital recovering from major injuries. his car was cited for not moving his car on street sweeping day. he appealed the $79 citation, telling the mta he was in the intensive care unit. the city wouldn't budge. this morning mayor breed tweeted the citation was dismissed.

let's move on to the weekend forecast. >> we have some sharp changes coming our way. i hope you enjoyed the mild weather. this is live doppler 7 giving you a view of the dry conditions. currently 56 degrees in the city. 68 in oakland. really mild all around the bay area. even at the coast, mid 60s. a few high clouds in an otherwise blue western sky. fairfield, in 64 at the livermore. happy to see traffic flowing freely. a bit mild tomorrow. it will turn gusty and we can

expect some cold mornings. overnight tonight, look more mostly clear skies. evernight lows in the mid to upper 40s. and then tomorrow, look for mainly sunny skies. perhaps a few high clouds in the north bay. 64 to about 66 around the bayshore line. and most areas will have mid to upper 60s. a sharp change comes overnight saturday night. we have a high wind watch going into effect sunday morning until 4:00 a.m. monday. gusts ranging 40 on 50 miles an hour and there's possibility of downed trees and power lines. the cold air will have begun to

filth entire the bay area and beyond. later in the morning we'll see the frontal system bringing some moisture with it that may reach as far as ukiah. it doesn't long like there will be any measure rabble sprinkles but you'll field the cold air. a bit cooler today. highs only reaching mid to upper 50s in our inland areas. windy and chilly monday. monday morning we may see temperatures dropping to the freezing point. later in the week, look for brighter skies and milder weather. we've got a bit of a three-way chill of

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one of oakland's biggest and best known companies is teaming up to help people. >> it is in mosswood park right across from kaiser's oakland medical center.

now kiser is funding a pilot project to move 50 people into housing. >> eric thomas has a look at how they're working the bud a better bay area. >> no human being germany 20 ye ago to live with the love of her life and join him in his printing business. >> for eric clapton, for the beastie boys. >> reporter: but five and a half years ago, a fall down a flight of stairs left her with broken bones and a deep cut. unable to work, she was evicted. >> so i lived for five 1/2 years at the park. >> reporter: she pitched a tent under that tree. but then officials told her that they didn't want homeless people that close to this playground and those kids. so she joined a group of tents about, 50 people about one hundred yards away. last november, kaiser along with a group called operation dignity selected those people for a project. >> we've been working the city

of oakland to help them get into a transitional situation. >> reporter: and eventually into more permanent housing. kiser is spending up to $1 million to fund the program. operation dignity is doing the leg work. so far 30 living in hotels. after five years outside, living indoors can be a challenge. >> suddenly i have a roof and i'm waking up in the middle of the night. where are the stars? >> reporter: she's looking forward to getting her own place and cooking in her very own kitchen. abc7 news. today is the deadline for homeless people along along trail to leave voluntarily. our cameras captured people packing up. some are relocateding to a camp. others are heading to the sam

jones shelter. a 200-bed facility. they aren't happy about leaving. >> this is not fair. >> i can't cook my own food. it's not equivalent to where i'll living now. >> county supervisors set the dead line more than two weeks ago. anyone still here after today risks being cited or even arrested. we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. a third person has been arrested in the laptop theft. he was trying to chase down the thieves who had stolen his laptop. police have arrested two men. they say one was a getaway

driver. police did not provide any details. the third suspect could be facing. they were thrown a quhcurve when the thief hit their home. for her, shopping for a wedding dress was like living out a childhood fantasy. >> i dreamed about big dress, princess. >> reporter: she finally landed on the style of her dreams, an off the shoulder trumpet. she ordered it jonl line. it arrived on her front steps in california's mt. davidson neighborhood and disappeared just as quickly. >> and i knew it was delivered. when i got home, it was not there. >> reporter: that's when she checked their home security camera. just ten minutes earlier, a young man carrying a skate board and a backpack bends down and quickly plucks the package from the doorstep and hustle ts away.

taking her dream dress with him. she said she hopped in the car and combed the neighborhood shelf finally gave up and contacted sfpd. >> they were very helpful. they asked the questions like, can you describe the person? >> now she's hoping someone will recognize the suspect and contact police. they plan to get married at city hall people are coming from as far as ukraine for the wedding now less than three weeks away. she has ordered a replacement gounl but she's not sure it will make it in time for alterations unless of course, the thief in the jeans, tennis shoes and a baseball cap has a change of heart and returns the original. >> it is more emotional attachment to it, right? you can do better. abc7 news. >> she paid $600 for her

original wedding gown which she was forced to reorder. anyone with information should contact san francisco police. pricey parking. would you be willing to spend six figures for a place to park? super bowl spots. we'll give you a look. and super food.

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are a bigger draw than the game itself for some people. here are a couple ads that caught our eye. >> look who has smack pack. >> smack pack? >> the car parks itself. >> it's wicket. >> parked it. parked it. revere? the harbor? >> are you kidding me? i parked it. >> you unparked it? >> game changer. >> move, cowboy. ♪ brought in on a horse ♪ ♪ you can work your horse ♪ >> i'm liking the first one. fa park the car. >> my favorite of all time i think, remember the one, i think it was a car ad. years ago with the little kid in

the darth vader suit? >> oh, yeah. that was fun. where you're staying home or heading to a super bowl party, you'll need some informed. dungeonious crab. it is being cooked up as a taste of the nfl. restaurants are serving special dish that's he will body the unique culture. >> we're trying to show case our skills. the style of cuisine that we do. also, to spread our culture a little bit here at the event. the sense of community. the sense of pride of family. >> it will be closed on super bowl sunday for an employee celebration. >> i like stadium food when i go to a game. >> i won't pretend that i know what it is.

>> it is sea urchin but that's not you a. it is sea urchin gonads. super creamy and tasty. >> can i have my mayo on the side? >> that's one of my favorite local chefs but sorry. >> it's fancy. if you pay $4,000 for a ticket, a hot dog won't do it. >> i also haven't had a hotdog cynic 1987 but i might have that before i have this. try it. in a small dose maybe. >> the homework habits of merge kids. no where more so handle the missouri. the home state of the kansas city chiefs of the a survey by online moving had community, found that parents will allow

their kids to skip homework to watch the game. informed by kansas with 58%. stexs a close third at 57%. way ahead of california which has a team in the super bowl at 52% of parents saying yeah, they would let their kids stay home to watch the super bowl. >> i feel like would you say, saturday. >> the game isn't until later in the afternoon. >> i'm with you, by the way. >> check this out. all right. our favorite hippo has made her instantly regrets it. you see, fiona touched the chiefs logo with her snout. then she basically threw up. which of course, led to a debate

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the weekend is almost here and that means we're that much closer to super bowl sunday. >> hi, larry. >> reporter: it is so loud, i hope you can hear me. we're inside this super bowl experience. we're moving around. this is wilson display where you can watch a custom nfl football being produced. dustin dorsey takes us through process of what they call the making of the duke. >> a lot changes year to year for the goal. the price, the location, but one thing remains the constantly. the duke.

the official football of the nfl made by wilson. and you can actually make your own football. we're going to take you through and show you how it's made. >> we have the same process we do it every day back in the facto factory. everybody loves to see it. they think it is automated until they see it. wee take the two halves of the football and sew it together. we stamp on the logo. >> so when i first see the ball, knits four separate panels. i've already sewn my top and bottom sections. >> so this will soften the leather and make it more

pliable. >> i'll get it ready. it is a polyurethane bladder. >> this is only a game ball lace. only nfl game ball. it hasn't changed in a long time. >> frank is going to put the football in the mold. he'll incertain the needle and then we'll close this mold. the ball is finished. the crowd can be part of the process. it is the biggest game in the world coming from the smallest town in the country. >> so that's it. four easy steps to creating an official nfl football. sewing, turning, lacing and molding. and then you get final product. the duke ready for super bowl liv. at the super bowl experience. abc7 news.

>> reporter: thank you. a live demonstration. you can see the ball is being stitched here. and here is andy from ohio which is where wilson is from. i have a mic in one hand. sorry, dear. we're going here, andy. i thought he was going to hit me. we only rehearsed about it ten times. by the these balls are $140 a piece. pretty sweet. i've seen andy spin them. just spin it. live television, andy. no pressure. that could go for hours. we're having fun as you might be able to tell.

more coming up at 6:00. back to you. one more, andy! >> oh, two for two. you have to tuck it. okay. liability is a concern for us. san francisco mayor london breed has responded to the request for a wage we are some san francisco treats should the niners lose. >> reporter: the roast grab and garlic noodles is what i'll putting up. we are known for crab. and we are known for a bakery where the rum cake is absolutel anchor beer just for your delight. >> she's stepping up. if the cheese lose, the mayor will send mayor breed some gates barbecue boulevard beer. some nicknacks and some t-shirts. it is on now.

>> the mayors aren't the only ones making bets. sunday's game is likely to be the most wagered ever. the association estimates $6.8 billion will be bet legally and illegally. and an estimated 26 million americans plan to make a bet. that's up from last year...... >> you know we've got the super bowl coming up. your team against my team. we had a little wager with the giants and royals. why don't we do something similar with the niners and chiefs? >> you got it. >> last type, i liked the wager we had. the quote, lose her host the winner in the loser's city for dinner at the restaurant of his choice. and you are a most gracious host last time. so let's go with the same wager.

>> okay. but now on your side, you'd better get prepared of when i fly out there, i'm looking for seafood. not just a shrimp cocktail. i'm talking feast of seafood. >> no, brian doesn't eat just a shrimp cocktail. should he win, he can eat at the restaurant of his choice we have great seafood. any time he can see food, he'll eat it. >> can i up the wager? may be if you win, you should go do the weather there. >> i like that. i'll take any get. >> $50? $100? >> how about more? new at 5:00, anger and

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coming up, american housewife, followed by fresh off the boat. then a two-hour 20/20 and then e stay tuned for abc7. a parking spot is being sold for $100,000. a place to live is not included. abc7 news reporter luis pena spoke to the listing agent who said his phone has been ringing off the hook. >> this is how it starts. bill swims about to show us the basement. his shared space and it is going

for $100,000. >> it's not staged or anything right now but it's just a parking space. >> reporter: you heard right. and people are calling him for it. >> i had a picture and everything and my phone was ringing off the hook. people thought $100,000 for property in san francisco. they were clamoring form. >> reporter: and like even unit in this building, you will still have to pay for property taxes and an hoa fee of $28 a month. he said he got a verbal offer for $90,000 but his clients weren't taking it. located a block away from the ballpark, it's a prime location. >> the last one sole here was 136. and 140, much closer to the lobby. >> reporter: they're as shocked as they might be yes. it's legal. >> ridiculous. >> reporter: across the street we met serena.

this is why some might consider buying a parking spot. >> you just got a ticket. >> how much? >> $72. yeah. it's much. but that's -- >> that's how your money is flying. >> reporter: we spoke to the parking enforcement officer who said instead of buying a parking spot, just follow the rules. >> thank you! >> reporter: was that really thank you? >> no. >> to compare, a residential permit for street parking purchased will set you back $144 a year. get the latest news on our abc7 news app. thank you for joining us for

the bay area's first case of the coronavirus. there are fast moving developments. the big move today to stop the spread of coronavirus. it is something that has not been done in 50 years. also ahead, gearing up for the next ghost ship trial. as former juror says there was a lot of reasonable doubt the first time. plus, perhaps the best weekend ever for the 49ers gm live from miami. and the bay area's super bowl creations. the patient arrived through sandal jose international airport. our case would make the seventh case in the entire country. >> breaking news, santa clara county confirms the bay area's