>> the patient is an adult male who recently traveled to wuhan, china, the epicenter of the outbreak. >> he arrived a week ago and has kept himself isolated at home as a precaution. >> david louie is live with a look at the health risk that this patient presents to the general public. david. >> reporter: well, dan and ama, now that we have a confirmed case here in the bay area, it naturally raises worries about exposure and whether or not there is risk. in this case health officials in santa clara county say the patient did the right thing, he stayed at home until he went to a health clinic to get checked. the county's top health official said the santa clara county resident developed symptoms after returning a week ago from china. he stayed home, which reduced exposure to others. >> we are making sure that anyone that he did come into contact with is being monitoed for symptoms and staying at home away from others. >> reporter: the patient had been in wuhan, the center of the

coronavirus outbreak in central china. he also visited shanghai before flying to san jose internatio l international. >> our assessment is that the public at large is at low risk because this case was careful to self-isolate at home for the entire time since he returned >>om china. chances of infected patients entering the u.s. and other countries. nearly 30 carriers are suspending flights to and from china, including american, united, delta. >> companies, for example, like apple and others that manufacture goods in china for shipment worldwide are watching this closely. it could have a big impact on their businesses. >> reporter: at sfo ticket agents were wearing face masks. sue oliver was there to see her son off to china where he will be teaching math. she said she's nervous. >> he's got 50 masks he's taking

with him and he's going to wear those. he's young and healthy and thinks he'll be okay. >> reporter: county health officials won't share the patient's name, age or city of residence. they say the number of people that may have been exposed is a short list. the affected patient is said to be in stable condition. now, this becomes now the third coronavirus confirmed case in california. nationwide there are seven cases in four states. live in san jose, david louie, abc 7 news. [ bell ringing ] traders are worried about the impact of china's fast-spreading coronavirus. the dow dropped3 poin60ts. the index closed at 28,256. the nasdaq lost 148 points and the s&p 500 dropped 58. tonight china reports that its coronavirus death toll has risen to 259. there are nearly 12,000 confirmed cases. today the trump administration

temporarily suspended entry into the united states for any foreign national who may have traveled to china. only immediate family of u.s. citizens and permanent residents will be allowed to enter. starting sunday any u.s. citizen returning home who has been in the hubay province will be quarantined up to 14 days. all flights to china will be funneled to seven airports, including sfo and l.a.x. some in the bay area's chinese-american community say the temporary ban is too extreme. we spoke to the co-director of chinese for affirmative action and says the ban promotes stigma and discrimination. >> it is creating what many chinese americans and asian americans feel, which is it's promoting an anti-chinese sentiment. >> the virus will not stop the local community from celebrating

the lunar new year and next week's parade. as news broke this afternoon, we have the abc 7 news app to sending out breaking alerts. the first went out half an hour before health officials spoke publicly. let's move on, one of oakland's biggest businesses is taking steps tonight to build a better bay area in its own backyard, on front yard, depending on how you look at it. a homeless camp has taken over one side of mosswood park which sits right across broadway from kaiser's oakland medical center. eric thomas explains how kaiser is teaming up with local assistance groups to help dozens of residents find a new and better place to live. >> reporter: christine eberhard came to the bay area from germany twe20 years ago to be w the love of her life. she never expected to be homeless. >> no human being should be in

that position ever. >> reporter: she worked in the printing business but five and a half years ago a fall left her with brokenon b aescuts. unable to work, she was evicted. >> and so i lived for five and a half years at mosswood park. >> reporter: lulu 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, 100 yards away. last november kaiser, along with a group called operation dignity selected those 50 people for a pilot project. >> we've been working through kaiser and the city of oakland to actually help them get into some kind of a transitional situation. >> reporter: and eventually into more permanent housing. kaiser is spending up to a million dollars to fund the program, operation dig ninity i doing the leg work. 30 are living in motels or transitional housing, including lulu.

after five and a half years living outside, getting used to living indoors can be a challenge. >> suddenly i've got a roof and i'm waking up and where are the stars. >> reporter: but she's looking forward to getting her own place and cooking meals in her very own kitchen. eric thomas, abc 7 news. in the north bay, it is moving day for the massive homeless camp that has taken over joe rodota trail. police made no arrests. some are relocating to a county sanctioned camp in oakmont. others are heading to the sam jones shelter. that's a 200-bed facility run by catholic charities. the trail is now fenced off and a contractor will come out tomorrow to remove all of the debris left behind. we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. share them by joining our better bay area group on facebook. all right, we are starting super bowl weekend.

the 49ers play the kansas city chiefs on sunday, of course, in miami. >> abc 7's sports director larry beil is live in miami beach tonight with more. larry? >> reporter: dan, ama, we are live at the super bowl experience at the miami convention center. above me is the lombardi trophy. the 49ers have won that trophy five times. the last time they won it was right here in miami. you've got 20 seconds, by the way, to pose for a photo up there. the chiefs have won the trophy only once, that was 50 years ago. back then they didn't even call it the lombardi trophy or the super bowl, it was the afl/nfl championship game. so clearly things have changed a lot over 50 years. one man who could be instrumental in the 49ers winning another lombardi trophy is rookie nick bosa. if he and dee ford can get pressure on patrick mahomes, the chiefs could be in trouble. bosa is up for the defensive rookie of the year award. his teammates say he's definitely deserving.

>> he's legendary, man. he's a technique freak. you know what i'm saying? he's going to get his john done. he's going to make big plays. >> he's one hell of a talent. and it's crazy because he's just scratching the surface of what he can do. the guy has no ceiling to what he can do. he's a complete player. i'm excited for the years to come. >> we have a pretty good defense and he's been a big focal point of our defense. he's been balling all year since game one he stepped in. he has been a dominant player on one of the best defenses in the league association i don't know what the qualifications are for rookie of the year, but he would get my vote hands down. >> nick bosa is one of the most difficult guys i've ever had to block in my entire life. he's like 6'2", 6'3". he can squat a house. so he's incredible. my favorite thing about him is his mind set. he's like you can't block me. when you have someone like that

that believes that themselves and they go out and do it every single play, it's incredible. so yeah, he should be rookie of the year in my opinion. he's done so many great things. >> reporter: so you never know how things will turn out. last year the 49ers were a disappointing 4-12. the result of that and the reward was that they ended up drafting nick bosa with the second overall pick. thanks in part to bosa's fine season, here they are back in the super bowl. much more to come live from miami. for now, larry beil, abc 7 sports. dan, ama. >> larry, thanks so much. so the 49ers are preparing to play. the fans are preparing to party. >> and the city of san francisco is pumped. abc 7 news reporter kate larson is live to explain. kate? it's friday, it's after 6:00. i think it's fair to say that super bowl weekend has officially begun here in the city. people are starting to show up to bars here on polk street and

there will be extra polices in neighborhoods like this, north beach as well as the mission district and market street. anywhere where there's lots of bars and restaurants. the mayor, police chief and fire chief showed a united front about super bowl sunday in san francisco. >> we definitely wanting you to enjoy the game and root and cheer and send all that positive energy to the niners, but we also want to make sure that everyone, everyone is safe. >> reporter: after the giants won the world series in 2010, 2012 and 2014, dangerous riots erupted on the streets of san francisco. >> it was a nightmare out there. riot police and people going crazy. >> reporter: angelo bassey owns delirium in the mission district and says he's nervous about what this sunday might bring to his bar and neighborhood. >> we have extra security coming in and extra bartenders. i don't know when i'm goingome that night. >> reporter: there's also a history of over-the-top super bowl excitement in san francisco. this video pulled from the kgo

archives shows the aftermath in the city of the 1982 super bowl when the 49ers beat the bengals. 70 people were arrested and more than 100 were injured. nobody wants a repeat so today the police chief said they'll have extra officers deployed throughout the city. >> particularly assaults on the officers in the community, we have to step in and get control of that. >> we have had incidents in the past when we've won of folks climbing up on our fire engines. >> reporter: the fire chief asked the crowds to steer clear of firefighters and paramedics who will be out on sunday trying to help. all right. so this is an sf alerts that you can sendi a text messae to to get information. six sf 49ers to 888777. i know you're not probably watching with a pen and paper so

go to abc7news.com to find out all of that information, including if they win, information about a special potential celebration next week. i'm kate larson, abc 7 news. back to you. >> lots of good info. thanks, kate. epic parties are in the works for sgluunday. >> we'll take you live to the south bay, home of levi's stadium, to see who's prepared to party. >> reporter: i'm live in downtown miami. in just a few minutes we'll take you inside the official 49ers team house here on bay front park. that's next. i'm spencer christian. our mild, huge tax breaks for the rich, while the middle-class continues to struggle. that's what happens when billionaires are able to control the political system. our campaign is funded by the working people of this country, and those are the people that i will represent. no more tax breaks for billionaires. we are going to guarantee health care to all people and create up to 20 million good

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today was getaway day for 49ers fans heading to watch their team in miami. abc 7 news was at san francisco international airport where there was a sea of red and gold in the domestic terminals. ray pena said he turned a life-changing moment into an opportunity to cheer on his beloved niners. >> i got a prosthetic eye, lost my eye to cancer a couple years back. so there was no other option but to take it out. but i got a 49er eye and now we're ready to go to miami. >> wow. he called the trip a once in a lifetime experience that he just had to be a part of. >> good for him. he'll have a great time. let's take you back now live to miami. >> that's where we findi larry eil. out with championship trophies, as i often do. this is the nfc championship trophy, the halas trophy, which the niners have because they won the nfc title.

sets them up for the super bowl. now, as nfc champs they have a 49ers official team house in downtown miami, and that's where abc 7's amanda del castillo happens to be live for us right now. amanda? >> reporter: yeah, larry, what a difference a day makes. it definitely feels like the whole gang is here. we're talking about the niner gang of course. the streets are packed, the crowds have grown, and in that chaos we've connected with several of the faithful who are ready to take on the chiefs. 49ers fans are in the house. the 49ers team house, that is. niners noise led the way at bay front park, the site of super bowl live. while the team house puts focus on the fans, the faithful have one thing in mind. >> winning. winning, winning, winning. >> reporter: you see the sign, 49er fans only. we found plenty of them. mike is proving his permanent

loyalty. >> these are seasons that we weren't winning but i had to show my support and my love for the 49ers. i knew it was going to come around again. >> reporter: through saturday fans can expect special guest appearances. even former 49ers players are getting into the mix. the official 49ers team house features all things faithful centric. right by the south florida waterfront. >> the super bowl is in my backyard in south florida. >> reporter: alberto says history is bound to repeat itself, adding winning in miami is the only option. >> hey, the niners have won here in south florida. we're making it three for three. we're getting that sixth ring. >> reporter: until then the 49ers team house is sure to bring the energy. oh, yeah, we also spotted the chiefs team house across the way, but it seems nothing can faze the faithful. >> kansas city, you waited 50

years, you'll have to wait 51, 52 years. >> reporter: and how about this for a flashback friday. i showed viewers earlier today, this is a team shirt, 49ers versus the chargers. this was back on super bowl xxix, 1995, if you can believe it. of course the 49ers dominated. i'll send it back to you, larry. >> thank you, amanda. i remember that very well. 25 years ago. i was covering the game. i was 5 years old. i will be back later in sports. dan and ama, back to you. >> you're always a very early starter in life, larry. impressive. >> yes, yes, yes. >> well, some south bay restaurants are getting creative to lure fans out of the house on super bowl sunday. >> all of football favorites like sliders and wings are of course on the menu. >> abc 7 news reporter chris nguyen is live with what they're doing to get us out of the chris? >> reporter: hi, dan and ama. yeah, we are at santana row

where all of the businesses will be open this weekend. all of the restaurants will be open. they're expecting lighter crowds because of the super bowl, but despite that, many of them offering special deals and menu items to draw customers in on gameday. with less than 48 hours to go, 49ers fans are busy firming up their plans for super bowl sunday. >> we're going to put a brisket on, make some pulled pork sandwiches. just have a big ole barbecue and a whole bunch of friends and family over for the niner game. >> we're going to host it at my sister's house. there's going to be about 30 to 35 of us. like bring their little ones. >> first we're probably going to hit costco, get a hundred burgers. >> reporter: for those who haven't decided what to do, restaurants will be staffed up to accommodate. left bank brasserie will have chicken wings so they'll be ready. >> some promotions in house

where you get ice cold 17-ounce draft beer for $6, which is amazing. as well as the different catering options to make it conducive for people that aren't prepared to cook. >> reporter: sp 2 communal bar and restaurant expects a boost in business during typically one of the slowest weekends of the year. >> swag giveaways for the niners. we're stocked up and ready for a huge crowd. >> reporter: frost cupcake factory has special demand for 49ers cupcakes. >> it's exciting to be part of that and for people to take our cupcakes and show up at a party or have them at their house. >> reporter: a chance for fans to celebrate however they can. >> i feel like it just brings everyone together when we're all rooting for the same team. people come in and say go niners when they leave and get their cupcakes. it's awesome, it's so fun. >> reporter: frost is typically closed on sundays, but the owner tells me she'll be open from 10:00 until noon to accommodate any last-minute customers. we're live in san jose.

i'm chris nguyen, abc 7 news. >> excellent. all right, chris, good stuff. so on to the weather now. >> spencer christian is here with the forecast here and there. >> we've certainly got some changes coming our way here. here's a look at our forecast features. it's mild and sunny tomorrow, just a touch cooler than today. we can expect some freezing cold mornings early next week and strong, gusty wind over the weekend. as a matter of fact, a high wind watch is in effect from 4:00 a.m. sunday to 4:00 a.m. monday. we expect gusts out of the northwest 30 to 50 miles per hour with the possibility of downed trees and power lines. it will be calm tonight but areas of fog developing with lows in the mid to upper 40s. tomorrow sunny and mild but slightly cooler than today, highs in low 60s at the coast to mid and upper 60s inland. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. look at the drop in temperatures sunday. a 12-degree drop in some spots

from saturday's highs. very cold mornings with temps around freezing on monday and tuesday but milder and sunny and dry the remainder of the week. >> that's not bad. thanks, spencer. well, coming up next, a story we really can tell only in the bay area. >> it's about the sale of this parking spot for a price that could buy you a house

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$100,000. >> i'd say can you believe it, but you probably can, in san francisco. it's on townsend street. a place to live is not included. >> luz pena spoke with the listing agent who says his phone, get this, has been ringing off the hook about it. >> reporter: san francisco is one of the top two most expensive cities in the country. average home price $1.2 million. >> certain things sound like they're getting a little out of control. >> reporter: now let's add to that, this listing. $100k for a parking spot. the last parking spot was 136. >> that's right. and 140 is, as you see, is much closer to the lobby. >> reporter: the listing agent says it's all about location. >> one block from the ballpark and a block from the embarcadero. so it's not a bad place not only to park your car, but to park your money. >> reporter: but in some parts of the country $100k can get you

a six-bedroom house like this in illinois. so what does tis tell you about the market in san francisco? >> it's all driven by supply and demand. we're surrounded by blocks of multimillion dollar properties and they only came with one parking space. >> reporter: neighbors in this building are as shocked as you might be, and yes, it's legal. >> ridiculous. >> reporter: but as more buildings are going up in the city, there is less parking, so the need for this space is viable. we met this woman in the worst part of her day. >> you just got a ticket. >> yes. >> how much? >> it's $72. >> reporter: we spoke to the parking enforcement officer who says instead of buying a parking spot, just follow the rules. >> thank you. >> was that really thank you? no. >> reporter: luz pena, abc 7 news. >> gosh, that's crazy. that story you just saw was the last for a beloved abc 7

news photographer. >> stan wong is retiring after 41 years at abc. he has covered it all from fires, floods and earthquakes to elections, scandals and standoffs. as of today, pricey parking spots. >> will we miss you, stan. >> he was a real pro. tonight the los angeles lakers will play for the first time since the death of kobe bryant. >> it has been a long and emotional week. you'll hear from fans who see tonight's game as much more than basketball. the ghost ship case is going back to court with a new trial date now set. a former ghost ship juror has

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this is the fire that claimed 36 lives in oakland on a december night more than three years ago. a fire for which no one has been heldcriminally responsible. >> and today a judge set the schedule for the retrial for the one man who faces charges still, derrick almena. >> one of the people in the courtroom a juror from the last

trial that said she stands by the decision that led to a mistrial. >> laura anthony is on the story. >> in my heart i do know it was the right thing. >> reporter: she tood before reporters but did not want her face shown. betty was one of two jurors who voted for acquitted in the ghost ship trial for derick almena. >> he made a mistake. we all make mistakes. he has to live with this for the rest of his life. > reporter: the next trial begins in two months. co-defendant max harris who was found not guilty will be called as a witness by the defense. >> we are going to do better than we did in the first trial. >> reporter: now that the statute of limitations has run, the defense also plans to call the family to the witness stand. >> so they don't have their fifth. they can't shut up. we're going to serve them and i'm going to grill them and that's going to make all the difference in the world. >> reporter: this former juror

has some advice for the next group to decide almena's fate. >> just go with your heart. take everything into account. and think with both your mind and your heart. >> reporter: barring a plea agreement, jury selection will start in early april. because of all of publicity in this case, the initial pool will number more than 300 prospective jurors. laura anthony, abc 7 news. in just about an hour, the lakers will start their first game since the death of franchise legend kobe bryant. the lakers are playing at home at staples center. it will be emotional, as you can imagine. the arena tweeted an image of all the seats covered with shirts with bryant's number. they shared this photo of the locker room. there will be a pregame tribute but the staples center is asking fans to watch from home because it will not be shown outside the

area where a memorial has been growing. >> if you're out there now and playing that game tonight, i say to you guys, give it your all, play it as hard as you can because that's what he would do. >> kobe bryant, his 13-year-old daughter gianna and seven others were killed in a helicopter accident sunday. the president of staples center said the memorial will be packed up sunday, the articles will be cataloged and sent to kobe bryant's family. new at 6:00, one california lawmaker is moving forward with his plans to turn pg&e into a public utility. he will introduce new legislation on monday with that aim in mind. details of the plan will be laid out month with a bill itself being introduced early next week. pg&e has repeatedly pushed back against efforts to turn it into a public utility. president trump's impeachment trial has entered its final phase. senate leaders will now determine when to hold the vote of acquittal. abc news reporter mona wraps it

up. >> the clerk will call the roll. ms. alexander, no. ms. murkowski, no. >> reporter: and with those two final votes, the fate on the democrats' efforts to call witnesses in president trump's impeachment trial was sealed. >> this will set a new precedent. this will be cited in impeachment trials from this point to the ending of history. >> reporter: house managers making a last-ditch friday afternoon to extendi the trial to introduce new evidence and testimony from john bolton. >> a trial without witnesses is simply not a trial. you can call it something else, but it's not a trial. >> reporter: bolton, positioning himself at the center of the debate after reportedly stating in his unpublished book that president trump told bolton he withheld military aid from ukraine for political purposes. an explosive new report from "the new york times" also citing bolton's unpublished manuscript claims president trump's lead impeachment attorney, pat cipollone, was in the oval

office with bolton, mick mulvaney and rudy giuliani when trump directed bolton to press ukraine's new president to meet with guiliani, who was trying to gather damaging information on democrats. the president flatly denies the allegation. but despite the new revelations and repeated pleas from house managers for witnesses, a majority of republican senators decided they have heard enough. gop senator lisa murkowski, who was a potential swing vote, writing in a statement, quote, i have come to the conclusion that there will be no fair trial in the senate. i don't believe the continuation of this process will change anything. now senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and senate minority leader chuck schumer have begun discussing next steps, which includes the final vote to acquit president trump. senator schumer says he and mcconnell are on the same page about one thing. they do not want to hold the final impeachment vote in the dark of the night, meaning the senate will likely wait until early next week to decide if president trump will remain in office.

>> president trump will deliver the state of the union address on tuesday. you can watch it here live on abc 7 starting at 6:00 p.m. coming up here next, from twitter to the super bowl. >> yeah, meet the 49ers fan who won an online contest to go to the game on sunday and he'll have a starring role if the niners win. buying a tv for the super bowl? i'm the number of uninsured americans, rising. the cost of prescription drugs, rising. the threat to people with pre-existing conditions, rising. the good news, so is support for the one candidate who'll do something about it. as mayor, mike bloomberg helped expand coverage for seven hundred thousand people, including hundreds of thousands of kids. including hundreds of thousands of kids. as president, he'll lower drug costs and ensure everyone without coverage can get it. that's a promise. and unlike him, mike actually keeps his. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message.

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as you well know, it costs fans a lot of money to get to the super bowl but not one fan. >> one fan is about to get the experience of a lifetime. >> francisco is a bay area native, a veteran and a huge san francisco 49er fan. thanks to his love for the team, he's here in miami for the super bowl. he's getting ready for the nfl 100 experience of a lifetime. >> totally excited to be here. i'm here with my girlfriend, sylvia. we just landed yesterday here in miami. and the experience has been amazing. last month i saw for a contest on twitter that the nfl was doing, i submitted a photo along with a short story of my favorite nfl experience. thlastimth9ehere.

su'94 here in miami, i just remember watching the game with my dad and my older brother. that's the first time i became a 49er fan. it's awesome that they're here. the best part about it is that if the 49ers win on sunday, right before the two-minute warning i'm going to be on the field and be able to hit the -- to blast a confetti cannon all over the team and start the party. i have faith that my 49ers will win the game on sunday, so i'm just trying to prepare myself. it's going to be a dream. i'll probably start crying, just from excitement. i want to thank the nfl for choosing me. i'm just so overwhelmed. it's an amazing experience. i'll never forget it for the left rest of my life. >> yeah, he probably won't ever forget that. >> definitely. >> hope he has a great time. we'll have good weather t

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visit us online, call us, or meet with an expert in your area. the last day to get covered is january 31st. get covered today. all right. we've got to know about the weather, although we'll probably just be inside watching football. >> i know, that's true. spencer christian is tracking it for us. >> inside is a great place to be. outside was a great place to be today. here's a look at live doppler 7.

we've got clear conditions. a few clouds will form overnight and lots of fog. low temperatures will range from mid to upper 40s overnight and then tomorrow look for mainly sunny skies and relatively mild once again. not quite as mild as today but we'll see highs ranging from low 60s at the coast to mid-60s at the bay and upper 60s inland. now, we're going to have sharply cooler and windier weather on sunday. in fact a high wind watch is in effect from 4:00 a.m. sunday to 4:00 a.m. monday. winds out of the northwest 30 miles an hour gusting 50 to 60 miles an hour. here's the forecast animation beginning at 7:00 a.m. sunday. notice a big change coming our way along with the wind is a sharp drop in temperatures as a cold air mass will accompany gsty conditions on sunday. it's going to remain mostly dry here but some showers will trickle down along the north coast, unlikely to produce any measurable rainfall in the bay area. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. dry conditions the next seven

days but gusty and sharply cooler on sunday. we can expect cold mornings on monday and tuesday. wednesday, thursday and friday it remains mostly sunny and a little bit milder. and here's your miami super bowl weekend forecast. saturday, tomorrow, will bring some showers, maybe even some thundershowers, but sunday will be a sunny day, a gloriously sunny and super bowl sunny sunday. as the niners beat -- i mean play -- >> right, right. >> thanks, spencer. excellent. so the super bowl sells a lot of tvs. so if you're buying, what do you look for? >> there's so many choices these days. michael finney has some good advice for you. >> this is the buying time for tvs. more tvs are sold before the super bowl than at any other time of the year other than black friday. so here's what to consider when looking for the ultimate super bowl tv experience. tv shopping has really changed. the screens are all pretty big, the pixel counting yyoueedo a a

refresh rate. how quickly the picture turns over. best buy home advisor conrad johnson. >> you want at least 120 hertz refresh, anything with fast motion is going to need something with that refresh rate. otherwise you will get some aaat artifacting and ghosting so 120 hertz is the biggest thing. >> consumer reports tests tvs. jim wailcox has these suggestions. >> if you can surge, we like the lg oled tvs. they top our ratings. about $1800 for a 65-inch set but they do everything well. >> if you have less to spend, consumer reports has this suggestion. >> if you have about like samsung's qled tvs. there's the q-70 and it does a good job reducing motion blur

which sometimes lced tvs can blur. >> i know all your friends must talk to you before they buy a tv. what's your number one piece of advice? >> just remember a lot of people buy on price. certainly if you're on a budget, the tcl tvs are only 700 or 800 for a 65-inch tv. just remember that you're going to live with that tv for a long period of time, so sometimes buying the cheapest tv isn't the best deal. >> plus we'll all look better. now, that motion blur jim mentioned, here's the easiest way to deal with it. if your tv set has a sports setting, durn thturn that on. it makes fast motion more crisp. now, if your tv doesn't have a sports setting but it does have a movie mode, turn that off. it turns out that slows it down. >> that's interesting. thanks, michael. >> i had no idea about that. thanks, michael.

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welcome, everybody. we are live at the super bowl experience at the convention center in miami. we've got a lot of chiefs fans making noise back here. anyway, 49ers/chiefs on sunday. 25 years ago in miami, bryant young helped lead the 49ers to a super bowl title and this sunday, well tomorrow actually, he could be getting a call from the pro football hall of fame. the faithful remember bryant young. he was a rugged defensive lineman, played 14 years for the niners, 1994 to 2007. started 208 games that he played for the niners, four trips to the pro bowl. i asked young if he's nervous awaiting that call from the hall. >> you know what, there are a little bit of nerves, but i'm

not -- i'm not super nervous. i'm just very humbled to be one of the 15 finalists and among such a great group of guys that i'm just enjoying the process. you know, you get excited thinking about the possibilities and being that guy and then also not being that guy. so i'm just trying to keep it all in perspective and understand that, hey, just enjoy it. enjoy the process. >> what would it mean to you if you actually got that call? what do you think that moment would be like when it hit you? >> of course it would be so exciting. i'm sure a lot of emotions would be going through me. just all the things that have happened over the course of my career and the years even afterward. it would just mean a lot. i'm sure there would be a ton of emotions behind it. >> so 25 years ago we were here. >> yeah, yeah. >> did you have any flashbacks when you came to miami beach? >> you know what, i did a little bit.

kind of driving to this area to get to the hotel. i'm thinking do i remember -- i remember this a little bit. but, you know, just the beautiful weather, the crowd, the people. so many different venues to do different things. but just the unique atmosphere to host a super bowl. just a great place. the weather is awesome. but i'm excited to be back here. 25 years ago it's like, wow, you're back here and i'm just hoping and keeping my fingers crossed that it all goes well to the 49ers. >> we were a lot younger, but the good things is we look pretty much exactly the same. >> yeah, we do. no doubt. that's our word and we're sticking to it, right? >> you actually look like you could line up right now. >> i can't. if i hit something, i'll break. >> reporter: b.y. still looks like he could bench press a volkswagen. niners gm john lynch may also get the call from the hall. played safety in the nfl 15 years. bucs and broncos. imagine getting a call from the hall saturday and hoisting the lombardi trophy sunday. >> it could make for a pretty

cool weekend. you know, it's -- typically this week you don't think of the hall, but you get here and they bring you down here for it. the hall does a very nice job. fortunately this year my mind is occupied and i've got a lot of other duties so i haven't thought about it a whole lot. but i have thought that it could be a very special weekend. >> i love john lynch like a dad. he helped me out a lot. so i really hope he get that gold jacket. >> i don't know how many times he's been up for it but he's due. that would be incredible. you know, john is such an unbelievable career and to do what he's doing now, it's pretty impressive. >> he definitely deserves it. the defenses that he was a part of, the defenses that he led, the games that he won, he's one of the ultimate competitors in football. the fact that i get to hear him talk to us once in a while and he's a legend, for me he definitely belongs there. >> reporter: and the warriors

rough year but they do have an all-star participant, rookie eric paskel. he scored 20 points in ten games this year. only rookie in the nba with multiple 20-poi20oi202020 games. an dan ashley, you know i've been working on tickets for you for several days. i met a guy, would not reveal his name, a little sketch, but he said something about an offshore account and he really wanted payment in bitcoin. >> oh, boy. >> totally legit. >> i got a number. it seems legit, dan. seems legit. >> no doubt this ticket will work when i get to the game. >> thanks, larry. >> thanks for hooking me up, larry, appreciate it. join us tonight for abc news at 11:00. flights caled, travel restricted. we'll have more on the growing fallout from the coronavirus

outbreak. there are 49ers super fans and then the ultimate fans. tonight we'll introduce you to kit ann trout who's in the hall of fame. finally tonight, some thoughts about what really matters. something special is happening in the bay area this week and happening in kansas city too. two communities united in their division over a single game, each rooting for the home team. football fans around the country will tune into the super bowl on sunday. most will pick a team. but relatively few will be as invested as we are here or the good folks in kansas city are there. it is and should be a fun and friendly rivalry that each side can hope will produce a championship at best and a good game at worst. super bowl sunday has become something of a national holiday, a day when friends and family gather to share the game and a ton of food, second only apparently to thanksgiving. yes, it's just a football game at the end of the day, but in a

time where so much of the country seems so anxious and divided, what really matters is how that one game can pull us all together a little bit closer for a welcome distraction and a little fun. i always love to hear from you. let me know what you think. follow me on twitter and facebook at dan ashley abc 7. >> that will do it for this edition of abc 7 news. look for news on the abc 7 news app. i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dan

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