good morning. it is saturday, february 1st. i'm liz. thanks for joining us. let's start with a quick look at the weather. here is meteorologist lisa argent. >> good morning, liz. we have some dense fog around the bay. right here, sfo, you're looking at delays of about 40 minutes. and the fog has certainly been an issue for the north bay and the east bay. it is 53 in san francisco. 54 on the coast. so mild there, but 40s on the peninsula with some fog. you see some sunshine here from the golden gate bridge, but we still have a lot of fog about 20 miles north of the bridge, even closer to the bridge. 43 in santa rosa. 45 by the delta. in the upper 40s in our inland

valleys where it is foggy, as well. and you can see here that not much has changed in the north bay with very bad visibility. napa, though, seems to be a hole being burned around the valley there. nine miles in san jose. haven't had a problem there. you've had some sun, hazy sun. that would be the story of the around, our nice mild day before a cold front moves through. i'll have the answers coming up. liz. breaking news, one man has been killed in an early morning condo fire in walnut creek. we have brand new video from the keeps condominiums near parkside drive. firefighters say they first found the man in a third story condo. he later died. all residents evacuated the building and the damage was contained to the man's university. residents have gone back inside and the cause of the fire is under investigation. now to what the entire bay area is focused on this weekend. one day from super bowl liv.

this morning, julian weber is live for us in miami and julian spoke to two niners legends who truly know what it takes to bring home a win to the bay area. julian. >> and we're already calling it. that's what happened come sunday. as the excitement builds here in miami ahead of the super bowl, we're witnessing if this super bowl squad would be etched into history and hoist up another lombardi trophy history. i got to speak to two 49ers great who helped bring three of the five championships, lombardi tree fees to the city of san francisco. jerry rice and steve young. i caught up to them at this really cool event that they are a part of in overtown at the ywca. they were opening up this new facility in overtown, miami, this new east ports and that stands for electronics boards or video games if you're unfamiliar. it's going to be a gaming arena that will serve as a safe haven

for underprivileged kids in the miami area. it's all a part of their 8 to 80 initiative, the 8 representing steve young, the 80 representing jerry rice. and after the event, i spoke to those hall of famers about what they expect to see tomorrow come super bowl liv. >> i think this is a team that has grown astronomically from preseason to today and it feels like they're just road paving everybody they play. so they seem like the best team in the league and now they have to go and prove it tomorrow night. >> well, for me, probably because i ran a hundred yards last ball game against the packers, i'm going to try to do the same thing. during this ball game, i don't know if security will be chasing me down the field, or if somebody might jump on me. >> i need you to go pick up a couple that we left behind because we got some, but we left some behind. so they've got to go pick those up. >> and i spoke to steve young a little bit longer. i had to ask him, what do you think the game plan is going to

be for jimmy g. going into the big game here, if he might throw a few more passes than he did in the championship game. h said, wel, you never know what can happen, especially with this squad. you can throw for 8, you can throw for 48. he might be the mvp or it could be someone else. we'll have to wait and see what happens come super bowl sunday. these 49ers greats are calling it already and they're rooting for the 49ers to bring this thing home to san francisco. reporting live in miami, julian glover, abc 7 news. >> i'm not using to seeing the beach and sun behind you this past week. >> i know, i know, and all of a sudden the rain is beginning to come down, but we'll take it today. according to the forecast, and lisa archer can tell you, the weather should be perfect for kickoff for super bowl sunday at 6:30 at hard rock stadium. we just saw a rain drop come down, but rain is good luck, so we'll take it. thanks, julian. enjoy. have a great day. before tomorrow's fireworks between the niners and kansas city chiefs, the biggest day for

the two niners may quietly be today. brian young and john lynch will find out if they will be inducted into the pro football hall of fame. young played from 1994 to 2007 and was a four-time pro bowler. lynch split his 15-year career as a safety with the tampa bay buccaneers and denver broncos. he admits it would be quite the thrill to be named hall of famer today and lift the lombardi trophy tomorrow. >> well, it could make for a pretty cool weekend. it's typically this week. you don't think of the hall all year, but you get here and they bring you down here for it. fortunately this year my mind is occupied and i've got a lot of other duties. i have thought that it could be a very special weekend. >> of the 15 hall of fame finalists, five will be named as the 2020 class tonight on the eve of super bowl liv. and besides the 49ers faithful, a well known bay area performer is hitting the streets of south florida. kenny the clown is bringing an

extra boost of energy, bubbles and balloons. here is amanda castillio with that story. >> i'm ready to go. let's rock and roll. >> meet kenny the clown. he's a staples san francisco street performer who landed in south florida like the rest of the faithful. along with the face paint, he's bringing positivity. >> they say it's as fine a job as you left to do and you don't have to work a day in your life. nice to meet you guys. >> the long time street performer picked up a few tips while working in the bay area. >> he was a substitute teacher for 25 years in the alameda school district. and i like doing that, but i love doing this. >> this. >> what's going on? niners! >> super bowl liv marks kenny's third super bowl performance in the last four seasons. >> the energy here in miami, it's like every pitch matching what i got in new orleans and houston. >> of course, this year is extra special. kenny was able to ditch his

classic polka dot clowns suit for something a bit more fitting. it's how the man makes a living. he says big events like the super bowl bring a different level of joy and interaction, because win or lose, fan or foe, regardless of age, there's nothing like making someone happy. >> i'd do it for free if i couldn't get paid. >> it's a job kenneth takes very seriously. even in the thick of competition, he's enjoying the magic of magic city. >> during the cot mick sphere, we're only here for a moment, so we may as well enjoy it and i'm enjoying miami. >> and once kenny the clown is back in california, catch him at fisherman's wharf where he's performed for seven years. >> you can see more from amanda and the whole absence 7 team this weekend. we have a live report, as you mentioned, we had that report from julian glover there and we have reporters out all over miami. you can find in-depth super bowl coverage on our facebook page, the abc 7 news app and at

abc7news.com. developing news now on the coronavirus. it is official. santa clara county has confirmed the bay area's first case. more than 250 people have died worldwide with more than 12,000 infections confirmed around the world. the u.s. has declared public health emergency, temporarily barring any foreigner who has recently traveled to china from entering the u.s. all americans returning from wuhan will be quarantined. health officials say the santa clara county man with coronavirus flew into the airport a week ago and he developed symptoms after returning. >> he has been self-isolating at home and did not leave home at all except to seek medical care. >> county officials -- county health teams are now monitoring what they call a short list of people who have been exposed. at this point, health officials say the risk to the public is low. they did not disclose the man's name, age or his city of residence. starting tomorrow, all incoming

flights from china will be funned through seven airports, sfo, l.a.x., jfk, hon lieuly, and seattle airport in chicago. abc 7 news reporter laura martinez has reaction from travelers. >> i really worry i couldn't come back. >> yos lee arrived from china just in time before the u.s. implemented travel restrictions to international travelers from china. >> i was lucky. i'm lucky i got here. >> foreign nationals, other than immediate family of u.s. citizens and permanent residents who have traveled in china within the last 17 days will be denied entry into the united states. >> and in an unprecedented move, 200 americans are required to remain at a military base in riverside county for a two-week quarantine. they evacuated from the epicenter in wuhan, china. >> i think it's a good thing, you know, like you never know, like, if people go off and travel somewhere and they come back and it's a disease, you

know. >> it's the first quarantine the cdc has issued in more than 50 years. but some here in the bay area feel these travel restrictions on foreign nationals that come from china are too extreme. >> unfortunately, xenophobic suggesting that all chinese people are hosts of this potentially deadly virus, there's no reason to spread panic and alarm at this stage. >> the travel restrictions are set to begin this sunday at 8:00 p.m. reporting from sfo, lauren martinez, abc 7 news. and stanford university is restricting all travel to china in an effort to prevent the spread of coronavirus. the university is requiring anyone who has traveled to the country to quarantine themselves for two weeks. organizers of events in at least four california cities, pal ato, al grove in sacramento have canceled lunar new year

events due to coronavirus. reasons include an abundance of caution or some vendors pulling out due to concern. we have more coverage at abc7news.com, including the symptoms, how it spreads and how to avoid it. moving on to something a little more fun, if you're a fan of burgers, you surely heard of this growing chain. many east coasters swear it's the best ty've had. yes, we are talking about shake shack. it's opening its first san francisco location at 3060 phil more on monday. this adds on to its three other bay area already. the location will have some california specific menu items like a cold rush, frozen custard drink and a burger using grass-fed beef from a locally sustainable ranch. get in line early monday. it opens at 11:00 a.m. a few months back, we did a taste test and, of course, the east coaster like shakd shack and the west coaster stuck to their guns and liked in and out. >> oh, of course. good morning, everyone.

we still some v some fog out there. logan at 50, san francisco and oakland, it's partly cloudy in san jose at 50. the fog is in the north bay, the east bay. it does clear for a mild afternoon, but maybe not as mild as it was yesterday. and then, wow, the bottom really falls out tomorrow. i'll explain, next. also ahead, an emotional night as the lakers play their first game since the death of kobe bryant. how the team is honoring the legend. you may think you're a fan, but the ultimate fans have their own

welcome back. developing news this morning, a santa clara county sheriff's deputy is recovering with nonlife threatening injuries. an official drove an unknown vehicle towards the deputy. as the vehicle got closer to the deputy, the lights were turned off and multiple shots were fired at the deputy by the suspect who then fled the scene. the deputy returned fire and it's unknown if the suspect was hit. with police tell us there was a disturbance at deer valley high school that led to the shooting. the person that was shot was a

juvenile. the basketball game was against antioch high school. and a police chase that began in fremont ended in union city. they were going after suspects who robbed a sephora store last night. two people were taken from the scene by ambulance. a third suspect was arrested. the car that was being chased ended up on the front yard of a home. and that shooting happened at the end of balmarol street. the los angeles lakers took to the court last night for the first time since the death of kobe bryant. fans received number 8 and number 24 shirts, the numbers bryant wore in his 20 seasons with the team. before the game, there was a deeply moving and emotional tribut to the nba great. arlene from los angeles has more. >> and that's what they came up with. >> hundreds of messages to honor

kobe bryant and his daughter, gianna created by young students at ramona junior high school in chino. >> it's their message to kobe. my job is to just bring it here as the staples center. >> the poster, now a growing memorial at the staples center on the night of the first home game against the lakers since the death of kobe bryant, his 13-year-old daughter and seven others who were on board the helicopters that went down sunday. before the start of the game, l.a. laker legend magic johnson stopped to talk with fans on his way in. fans without tickets gather outside l.a. live businesses to watch tv, broadcasting the pregame ceremony. >> tonight is a very meaningful night. it's somebody i've been watching since i was about 8 years old. watching him grow, i feel like it's an uncle that passed away. he's my hero. as a basketball fan, he means a

lot to me. >> emotions are still so raw for many. >> i'm just so broken hearted. but i love him and the world ld loves him. >> fans remembering bryant not just for his basketball greatness, but for inspiring others. the students who made this poster now learning more about this side of him. >> especially the message. his work ethic, his importance of family. >> others in awe about how the tragedy has helped pull a community together. >> it's amazing to see everyone come together, sxuft be together to remember someone great, you know? i think that's the best thing. >> eileen ferrea, abc 7 news. >> kobe bryant's wife, vanessa, posted this photo showing kobe and gianna's jerseys. she captioned it there is no number 24 without number 2. there are the die hard 49ers fans and then there are the

ultimate fans. kitten trout has been a fan going back to the 1940s. you want proof? check out the walls of her house. this is her story from santa rosa. >> this is actually the chin straps that the player wore. >> when you're an ultimate fan, you have stuff that no one else in the world has, like the chin strap of number 87, dwight clark. >> and i talked to him shortly before he passed. we ended up having a very beautiful conversation. >> kitten trout's love affair of the 49ers goes back to the 1940s. sh went to games with her father as a little girl, later with her husband. >> you've been to how many home games? >> every one. i have never missed a game, no. >> along with the price list memorabilia are the pictures of players at games. >> favorite player? >> i -- all -- i can't. i can't. it's like saying who is your favorite child? can't do it. >> but she admits to having a

soft part for turner and she has a section dedicated to joe montana. >> when eddie debartelow got inducted into the hall of fame, i was thrilled. >> and she was invited. last year, she was inducted into the sports fan hall of fame getting her own traiting card and ring. she's known as the 49ers mom and calls the players her kids. here is her advice on how to win on sunday. it's easy to get wrapped up in the enthusiasm and the cheering and the sounds. you've got to totally put that out and just stay totally focused. >> and she would know. she's been to all five. abc 7 news. >> great advice. lisa, can you believe that? every single home game. never missed a game. good morning, everyone. we are looking at live doppler 7 where some areas are nice and sunny, others foggy. the big picture shows the rain and the storm track well up to the northwest. and we certainly need it to come down into the bay area. first day of the month is

trending well above average and we're trending dry. could be through the second week of february. here is a look at that water color from mt. at a m where you can see the moisture in the atmosphere, the haze there, making for a pretty picture, though. 52 downtown. it's 49 in oakland. 50 san jose and gilroy. you see some of the fog here trying to lighten up over san francisco. 46 with the gray sky up in santa rosa. but it is clearing out in parts of marin county, 47 in concord and livermore. visibility, restricted from petaluma to santa rosa. nothing in concord. foggy there. 2 miles in hayward. sfo has had some delays. 54 degrees in santa cruz. upper 60s today. the last mild day we're going to see for a while. so the fog lists, it will be partly cloudy throughout the arch. and looking at those strong northwesterly winds tomorrow

coming in as a cold front, a dry one, pushes through the bay area. and freezing cold monday into tuesday. here is a look at the sky cover as we go through your you can see clou and clearing out by this afternoon. you can see a little bit of snow in the sierras. not much, though. we certainly need more. gusty winds 4:00 tomorrow morning through 4:00 on monday. you can see the highlighted areas from the mountains to the valleys down through santa clara and the winds increased throughout the afternoon. so as you wake up in the morning, it's breezy. if you're at the coast, watch out, it is windy and quite dangerous throughout the 1:00 hour. we're approaching 50 miles per hour winds here with 35 from the north bay over into the east bay, even hayward. look at redwood city at 35 miles per hour wind gusts and throughout the rest of the day, slowly the winds will dial back. but right through the early evening hours, it is breezy to windy. 63 in oakland.

66 in fremont. should be in the upper 50s to around 60. we've been warm, we've had the high cloud mix. that's what we'll see once again today. how about that 71 in morgan hill? we're taking you through the next ten days and this shows nothing in terms of rain. how about miami? a little cool for miami standards. 67 tomorrow at 6:30, but clear. and numbers dropping through the 60s. the accuweather seven-day forecast, we've got the fog lifting. it will be mild today with partly cloudy skies, much colder tomorrow with those gusty northwesterly winds. frosty start for some of you monday and tuesday. it will take throughout the week until we gradually warm up getting out of the 50s around the bay and inland. so we're staying dry and we're losing ground on our precip on our water year. >> i know. we were doing well a few weeks ago. >> december was much better than january. we are already into february. >> thanks, lisa. just ahead, getting soekdz

at the super bowl. which gatorade color do you think will likely douse the winning coach?

okay. there are all sorts of betts surrounding the super bowl, even one over the color of the gatorade that will shower the winning coach. this year, purple is getting extra attention from gamblers. they think the color may be used as a tribute to kobe bryant. other speculation is that red could be a good bet because, obviously, it matches both

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going to start this half hour with a look at the weather. here is lisa. >> good morning to you. tracking the fog and checking out the live cameras here from the north bay, you can see that moisture in the atmosphere. it is 52 in san francisco. 50 san jose, redwood city. the fog has been on the peninsula. south bay has been okay. modern air quality, not so great in the city. 48 in santa rosa. 47 in concord. so the fog from concord at zero mile visibility. two miles in hayward. delays at sfo improving in the north bay. and as we go through the afternoon, another mild day with a mix of clouds and sun. temperatures climbing through the 60s by noon. by 4:00, we're looking at some mid 60s and then the clouds for the evening hours is a dry and mild afternoon before big changes arrive for super bowl sunday. liz. >> thanks, lisa. happening now, a live look from the corner of mission delres park as crews are working to clean up this fallen tree. we first got word about an hour

or so about this. this is on delores and 18th street in san francisco. the tree has downed some power line necessary that area. no word on how many this is affecting in terms of power or when things might be fully cleaned up. new developments in the senate impeachment trial of president trump. just vote to go block witnesses to testify. it clears the way for president trump to be cleared when the final vote comes next week. there was a renewed push from democrats to hear from former national security adviser john bolton. in his published book, the president told him back in may to appreciate ukraine to investigate the bidens. democrats now have to reshape their final closing arguments. >> it's a great tragedy, one of the worst tragedies that the senate has ever overcome. >> senators are taking the weekend off, the vote on whether to equip the president won't come until wednesday. and president trump will deliver the state of the union address on tuesday, one day before the expected vote. you can watch it here live on abc 7 starting at 6:00 p.m.

the countdown is on, just two days now from the iowa caucuses. the first nominating contest of the primary season, first time votes will be cast. here is abc news reporter ines with the latest. >> the race is tightening with john delaney dropping out just days before the iowa caucus wes but there are still 11 competitors for the democratic nomination. >> making a final push before monday's caucuses, the first voting contest of the 2020 campaign. >> iowans really do take their role seriously. they don't think about who is going to be the best president for what i want. you're asking the question about who is the best president for the united states. >> a new wall street journal nbc news poll showing former vice president joe biden and senator bernie sanders neck and neck leading the democrats in iowa.

pete buttigieg, who at one time led the pack, now dumped from the top floor and taking aim at his rivals, both in new ads and on the stump. >> i see vice president biden making the case that we cannot afford to take a risk on somebody new right now. i believe that the risk we cannot afford to take is to turn to the same washington mind-set that has brought us to this point. >> notably absent from the campaign trail, the senators in the race who have been held back in washington because of impeachment. senator amy klobuchar telling krn -- >> i have to bloobl peopelieve iowa understand that i have a constitutional duty to do my job and they see it as a positive. >> all i know is it feels good for a long time here and it still feels good and i'm you just going to keep on moving. >> warren, klobuchar and sanders

have all said they plan to spend the weekend in iowa. it's unclear if they'll be here on the actual day of the caucuses. in des moines, iowa, abc 7 news. big day ahead of us on monday. an attempt at romance turns into a full-time job. check out this philadelphia word artist whose work tells the story. ♪ i'm daniel duffy and i'm the word artist. >> it's awesome. >> i thought i invented it. it turns out people have been doing this for thousands of years, reinventing it for modern times. the way i got started, trying to impress a woman. i was dates ago girl and we were big phillies fans. we won the world searry necessary 2008 and i thought it would be so cool if i wrote out the entire journey of that season, every game from that year to create an image.

♪ . what i tried to do is focus more on making it look good and the ledgebility of the letters a little less. so a lot of times if you're in the middle of somebody's face, it's really hard to find the word in there, but it's also sometimes fine to try to find where the word goes. it starts up here and then it goes up to his eyebrow. >> it's like a lot of this. >> for the new york pieces, i did the new york city skyline and i wrote out the streets and neighborhoods for all five boroughs and i i wanted to make sure i got all the major landmarks in there. 1 world trade center. the empire state building, the statue of liberty, and i wanted to make sure i got a good angle from the sea of all three of those buildings. frank sinatra, the lyrics to "i did it my way" and both baseball stadium, shea stadium with the names of at least 855 mets.

>> i'm a lifelong new yorker. so you see everything and i appreciate everything that i see. >> i've spent up to 200 hours on some pieces. most pieces are between 100 and 200 hours, depending on the amount of words. the more words, the more time. that's why i like doing song lyrics sometimes. i can get it done in a little less than 50 hours or so. >> so cool. >> never an end to inspiration, especially when you meet people from new cities and they really like what you did. can you do this for cincinnati? can you do this for my hometown? seattle. and so there's kind of the american cities let alone the international cities. there's plenty of subjects to get to. >> you can check out more great stories just like that at localish.com, facebook and instagram. still ahead on abc 7 mornings, the search for last minute super bowl tickets by 49ers fans are hopeful they'll

snag seats to tomorrow's game. here is a live look from our map. gorgeous view this morning, but very foggy out there, as you can see. if you are driving, please take it slow and

happening today, the lunar new year's celebration at the san francisco zoo.

there is a zodiac satisfy engineer hunt. i's the year of the rat for this lunar new year and guests born in the year of the rat will get free admission. it starts at 10:15 in morning. it seems like it will be a nice day to go and do that. >> a mix of clouds and sun. we've had some fog out there. it has lifted in some areas, but not here from our south beach camera. temperatures in and around san francisco and oakland and the peninsula are in the 50s. but it's cooler in our inland valleys. the winds pick up tomorrow. the possibility of rain is not looking great. my accuweather 7 day forecast is next. and why today will be a big day for nick

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welcome back. beautiful morning. 9:43 is the time right now. all right. it is always a dangerous game. some fans play for the super bowl, go to the game to try and score those last-minute tickets floating around, right? julian spoke to a couple of those 49ers fans hoping to get lucky. >> just one day out from super bowl liv and the search is heating up for south beach.

we caught up with nate payne still looking to score a ticket and he has a game plan. >> probably last minute so i can come up and get a $500 or $1,000 ticket because there's always that significant other that doesn't show up. >> tickets are still going for thousands, so finding one for an eighth of the price would be a steal. although he's far from the only one hoping for a hail mary. >> do you have tickets yet? >> not yet. but we're definitely getting in. >> his wife is even more optimistic, hoping the odds are in her favorite. >> i'm turning 49 on february 1. so i'm 49 for 49 tickets are limited and prices are steep. most fans will find that.

you can see some of the bars and restaurants here on south beach, literally can't unbox the tvs fast enough and install these seating areas for the flocks of fans that will be coming down here sunday to take in the super bowl. >> how long are you willing to wait? >> that is the bottom line that 49ers fan. whether they're at a horde rock stadium, they are just ready to root on the 49ers. reporting in miami, julian glover, abc

right now, we're looking at haze and fog. a live shot here where the air quality is moderate. it looks smoggy there at the surface. if you want to go and wash the car, there's always that chance with that fog that that some of those solution particles get stuck on it. we're looking at temperatures in the 60s through the day today. milder elsewhere and a live look right here outside. and you'll notice that from or exploratorium camera, we have the fog. so we're going to remain dry with the low clouds, the fog throughout this morning and tomorrow we have gusty northwesterly winds that will scour out the relative humidity, the moisture in the levels of the atmosphere. but in terms of rain, it has

been up in the pacific northwest. that's where it's going to stay. we've had a dirty ridge of high pressure with the high clouds streaming overhead from time to time and that doesn't change today. we have fog at sfo with a few delays. maybe up to 40 minutes or so. and on the peninsula, you've had fog all morning long. it is 50 in redwood city. san jose has been partly cloudy, less fog there. 50, but the fog has been into oakland and as you look from our roof camera, you can see how gray you it is. 48 santa rosa. the north bay, much of it has been scattered out, the clouds, that is. 48 by the delta. 46 in livermore. s you look at the visible in miles, still foggy in concord. it's getting better from santa rosa to napa. with that haze out there, certainly a partly cloudy morning. but you can see the sunshine here from the golden gate bridge and looking at the clouds increasing throughout much of the day today, but it will be mild, anywhere from 7 to perhaps

12 degrees above average. and with the cold front moving through tomorrow, we're going to have a strong underneath eftly winds and freezing cold for some of you sunday and monday, tuesday morning. the cold front is a dry one for the bay area. maybe a little bit of snow for the mountains, but as it moves on through, takes the clouds, the precip if there is any with it and we got left with the wind, a high wind watch for the mountains, the valleys, the hills, up to 30 miles per hour. but the gusts here, check out the coast. up to 50 miles per hour. this is 9:00. then we're at noon time, 1:00, it is gusty out there with temperatures very cool. so today, enjoy the 60s if you like it mild with some sun, 68 san jose, 63 in richmond. the possibly of rain remains about nothing for the next ten days. overnight lows in the 40s to near 50s, so mild with more fog. the accuweather seven-day forecast after wind tomorrow features lots of sun throughout the second half of the week and

milder with the first part of the week very cold and below average. but, of course, you're noticing no rain. >> and hopefully we get that soon, but for now, we'll just enjoy a clear day tomorrow. >> exactly. >> on super bowl sunday. >> thanks, lisa. in sports, today the 49ers will hold a walk through at super bowl stadium. here is larry beal with more from miami. >> good morning, everybody, from miami. as we count down to the 49ers and chiefs in the super bowl. last year, the 49ers, a disappointing 4-12. their reward was the number two pick in the draft. they used that to take nick bosa. he's been tremendous all year long. now, presto, here they are in the super bowl. as for bsa in particular, been almost unstoppable this year. if he and d4 can get pressure on patrick mahomes, the chiefs

could be in trouble. osa happens to be up for the rookie of the year award. his teammates think he's deserving. >>. >> he's scratching the surface on what pek do. the guy has pretty much no ceiling. >> he's like, you can't block me. and when you have someone like that that believes in themselves and then they go up and do it every single play, it's really incredible. so, yeah, you should be rookie, you know, rookie of the year, in my opinion. he's done so many great >> the warriors have a rookie of the year. now it's the rising stars challenge. they'll hold it on the friday of all-star weekend. pascal has scored at least 20 points and 10 goals this season. he's the only rookie in the nba with multiple 20 point and 10 rebound games. a heartbreaking night in l.a. last night. the lakers playing in their

first home game since the tragic passing of kobe bryant and his daughter, gigi. bryant jerseys were all over the arena. >> so in the words of kobe bryant, mamba out. but in the words of us, not forgotten. live on, brother. >> at the end of the board is number 24. school, kobe bryant.erion high >> every laker in the starting five was announced as kobe. when the game started, every team, they've done this all week, the lakers take a 24-second violation on their first possession. with lebron honoring the uniform number. as for the game itself, took a while to kind of get into it. but in the third,

pride of oakland coming back. but not enough as the lakers drop an emotional game, 127-119. and i think i speak for a lot of people when i say i still cannot believe that he's gone. i just wish it was a nightmare and we would all wake up and see him once again, but that's not the case. hug your loved ones, everybody. enjoy your weekend. >> all right. next, one week from tomorrow is hollywood's biggest night, the oscars. but as you see the nominations for best picture? where you can watch all nin

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okay. we are just a week away from this year's highly awaited oscars. happening today, you can get a sneak peek of the best picture films in the theater. amc is bringing back their best picture showcase. today and tomorrow, you can see all the nominated films. today's slate is ford versus ferrari, joker and little women. the rest play tomorrow. tickets are $35 online on the amc theater's website. here are the participating bay area theaters, bay street in emeryville, saratoga 14 at san jose and at the metrion in san francisco. watch all the drama as the best picture and other top winners are announced right here. the 92nd oscars are on february 9th only here on abc 7. so we're just a week away from

that. any movies that you still want to see? >> oh, yeah. i have a lot i want to see. little women. >> and parasite is very good. >> and then you were recommending -- >> once upon a time in hollywood. >> all right. let's get a check of the weather. >> we have fog still around the bay. petaluma, 2 miles. the rest of you, hazy sun. miami, 67 at 7:00. we cool off significantly tomorrow with a high wind watch, probably a wind advisory. and looking at the cold start, monday, tuesday, eventually getting milder, but there is no rain and even into maybe valentine's day we're still staying dry. we'll watch it for you, though, and watching the game tomorrow. >> watching the game. i know, it's crazy, we're already here into february. 2020 is already flying by. in a way, so much to look forward to tomorrow. we'll be here in red. thanks, lisa.

so much to look forward to today. have a great day. thanks for joining us.

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