fox 29 -- fox's rick levee leventhal in houston with more on the big game and how much money it's bringingreporter: the super bowl is about far more than two teams on one field sunday night. for the host city it's a chance to show off and cash in. >> whoo! report roar discovery green part of revitalized downtown houston urban park next to the $175 million convention center framed by two brand new hotels, transformed into a sea of temporary tv studios home to super bowl life and mfl experience. drawing fans who may not have game tickets but still want to be part of the action. >> man, look, i'm trying not to walk by a pee cog. [ laughter ] >> i am -- i am to be native houstonian and to know where the city has been and where we are right now, i am so proud. >> reporter: no one is more pysched to have the super bowl in houston than the mayor of houston. >> we are little bit country but urban chic. diversity has been our asset and we get along very very well. >> reporter: nfl has pop-up shops, and so do local designers and artists given a chance to show their stuff. the city's 10,000 bars and

senior correspondent rick leventhal is live on the in houston. it's a pretty wild scene out here.re are a lot of stunned atlanta falcons fan. the team was up big for most of the game. tom brady was looking his age, but in fact he won his fifth super bowl getting a lot of records including the most yards ever for quarterback in the big game. a lot of stunned people and a lot of players celebrating a really dramatic and emotional scene. the players and their families. in fact, paul, come back this way to show this player on his back on this field. these guys they are surprised as the fans were that these were able to pull the game out and take it to super bowl history and win in dramatic fashion. it's pretty incredible. >> i take exception to the fact that the player that got off the ground was stealing your dance moves. >> i do like to do that. >> that's true. i picked the falcons to win. i was sure they were going to do it, and they were winning big for most of this contest, but at the end, the patriots show why they have been here nine times and why they've won it now, how many,

our senior correspondent rick leventhal from the white house.hat are attorneys say they were given? >> they said they were given first around last names by the government. they said they had no other information. so finding the people was like trying to establish a jigsaw puzzle. even though they say the government had the information available to it. so what they're arguing, they need the information as soon as possible. remember, initially the white house said there were 109 people temporarily inconvenienced by the travel ban. last night, lawyers were handed a list of 746 people in the first 6 hours after the ban took effect. attorneys argued the list the government gave them was incomplete. they found ten more names overnight of people that were also banned from entering that were not on the government's list. >> what we're working with is like a 26-hour slice of a much larger problem, which begs the question of what the government is hiding and why they're hiding it. >> this morning in court, the judge instructed both sides to work together.

>> bret: rick leventhal tonight. thank you, expecting that sometime next week. white house spokesman is dismissing a security report saying there is insufficient evidence that citizens of seven muslim majority countries including president trump's travel ban pose a travel threat to the u.s. the spokesman calls it an open source report, says it does not contain high side classified intelligence, this source calling it incomplete at best. we are learning more tonight about what may be in the republican plan to repeal and replace obamacare. one crucial point, medicaid expansion. correspondent peter doocy has the latest. >> fans of obamacare like to point out that more than 26 million people got coverage through the law, but a majority got covered through expanded state medicaid programs which cover low income americans. 31 states and the district of columbia got help picking up the tab with expanded funding from the feds that republicans suggest will be reduced. but the g.o.p. should be aware, because 84% of those surveyed by the kaiser family foundation want congr

let's go to rick leventhal who is in houston where security prep is well young way.gine it is a huge task. >> reporter: bit of a zoo, sandra. houston pd getting lots of help from the feds including the department of homeland security and the fbi. in fact, 41 federal agencies are joining state and local police pulling out all the stops, diverting thousands of personnel, swat teams, canine team, monitoring threats, patrolling the skies and working with the authorities to secure not just the nrg stadium which is protected by a three mile security perimeter, but also safe guarding every sanctioned super bowl venue. they've been planning this for years. assistant chief of houston pd tell me they are motivated and ready for anything, including political demonstrations. >> even before the current protests and demonstrations popped up, we had a plan. we didn't know what the message was going to be or the issue was going to be. part of our super bowl planning throughout the last year we did have a component, what if protests and demonstrations take place? it's really nothing

rick leventhal live from the convention center in houston with more. >> super bowl li is considered aier one national security event which basic immense local state and federal authorities can pull out all the stops to develop maximum resources to secure and protect not just thinking about all the venues attached to it including the nfl live super bowl experience here at discovery green and downtown houston, security as you might imagine, extreme he tight with airport style medical tickers, lots of road closures and thousands of officers and agents visible and undercover along with canine teams in more and authorities on alert for protests and demonstrations too. we spoke to the special agent in charge of the houston office of the fbi about that. >> we expect to have protesters, and our goal is to work with them to allow them their opportunity to protest their cause, but at the unit of the day, it is all about keeping the american public saving and making sure that we have an enjoyable event. >> houston pd is the lead agency on super bowl security, they are on the lookout for things y

rick leventhal in town, i understand. >> yeah, turns out everything cost more super bowl week.our hotel. it's several miles from downtown alongside a busy highway. it's renting out for $600 to $800 a night when it's normally $129 for a king. just imagine how much a 6,000 square feet home with a pool and tennis court to rent. why not $35,000 a night if you can afford it, right? >> we do have a lot of a, listering looking at these properties, celebrities, entrepreneurs, those that just want privacy and don't want to deal with the crowds and the hotels and don't really want to be seen out in the crowds. >> of course, there's a down side. you hinted at it. the homeowner has to move their personal items out with 48 hours notice. the upside, you get a big check. >> that's not terrible. you've looked for predictions, huh? >> yeah. we were at a sanctioned event where valet parking was $40. i saw michael irvin. i asked him who he was picking. he said he is focused on the field and who is focused on foolishness. >> i'll know sat when i ask guys what do you think of houston. if they say,

julie: rick leventhal thank you very much and of course we will be watching tomorrow as well. you. president trump's travel ban sparking another day of new protests. despite the ban temporary reversal we got a live report from an international airport where anti-trump protesters weren't the only ones demonstrating. find out next. >> the party is over. there's a new administration. they are going to be serious and they're going to be tough on iran. julie: the trump administration on the sing a new round of sanctions against iran that the sanctions against iran that the islamic republic evidently not feel secure in your dentures... feel free to be yourself all day. just switch from denture paste to sea-bond denture adhesive seals. holds stronger than the leading paste all day... without the ooze. feel secure. be yourself. with stronger, clean sea-bond. moments ago the department of justice formally filed an appeal against the federal judge's ruling the temporary suspended prison terms travel ban to the president clearly not happy with the judge's ruling tweeting out a short whil

senior correspondent rick leventhal is in houston tonight. >> the super bowl is about far more than turgoreams on one field. for the host city, it is a chance to show off and cash in. discovery green is a part of revitalizing urban houston, framed by two brand-new hotels, transformed into a sea of temporary tv studios, home to super bowl live in the nfl experience, drying fans who may not have game tickets but want to be part of the action. >> i am trying not to walk like a peacock. [laughs] to be a native houstonian and know where this city has been and where we are right now, i am so proud. >> no one is more psyched to have the super bowl in houston and the mayor of houston. >> we are a little bit of country but urban chic at the same time. when you look at everything, our diversity has been our asset, and we get along very, very well. >> the nfl has pop-up shops, and so do local designers and artists given a chance to show their stuff. the city's 10,000 bars and restaurants are drawing big crowds, giving a big stage for upscale mexican cuisine at this new restaurant. >> it was a huge ef

to give tom brady most super bowl wins of any quarterback in league history, rick leventhal who is there, has more on tonight's epic game. reporter: houston has welcomed super bowl li with open arms, over a million people have been celebrating hire, and moran 70,000 -- more than 70,000 are here now. here is what we found some sights and sounds outside this afternoon. >> it looks like tailgating is just as important for the fans as the game, this line that stretches in both directions, to get into one of many big pregame parties held outside of nrg stadium. >> nice car. >> '64 lincoln. >> mm-hmm. >> hi. >> just showing it off. >> yes. we're like a mile away from here. >> just showing off the wheels. >> driving around. >> wo welcome to houston. >> how confident are you? >> 38-14 falcons. >> that is a big win. >> a huge win, but over a crappy team. >> i am very confident. this is going to make brady make history. >> we're going to win. rise up,r rise down, let's go pats. >> we spoke to some people still looking for tickets, average price was over 4 grand, whether it is worth it or not depen

in new york rick leventhal fox news. >>> developing news out of the south bay where some residents are heading back home tonight. the thousands are still under evacuation orders after devastating flooding along coyote creek. we have live team coverage on the evacuations still in place tonight. and the clean up efforts are now underway, plus a live interview with the mayor. >> to another developing story, this time out of the east bay where the sheriff deputy is fighting for his life tonight after being hit by a bus at santa rita jail. tonight we have learned that deputy was hospitalized in critical condition. good evening everyone i'm frank somerville. >> i'm julie haener. an employee was walking in the parking lot when he was hit by that bus. for more on the developing story, ktvu cristina rendon. cristina? >> reporter: julie, frank, deply mike foley is surrounded by his family tonight. he has head trauma, undergoing a number of procedures. the sheriff says he is still with the deputy that drove the bus to hit foley and he's devastated. >> and so it is just an awful time for them and

rick leventhal has more when president trump's executive order went into effect, temporary barring temporaryravelers from seven predominantly muslim countries from entering the u.s. it's part protest in lawsuits. it also affected far more people than originally claimed by the administration. >> the white house, the president said there are only 109 people who were minimally inconvenienced by the executive order, and executive order, and after the first time the government has revealed there are over 700 people who had some contact with customs and border's protection over regarding the order. we don't even think that number is complete. >> in a hearing on friday morning they were handed a list of names but no other information to help track down the 746 people who may have been wrongly barred from entering the country in the first 26 hours after the band took effect. >> we are trying to assemble a jigsaw puzzle with pieces scattered around the world. the white house already has that information and they could disclose that tomorrow if they wanted there are still questions about how a new exe

julie: rick leventhal thank you very much and of course we will be watching tomorrow as well.hank you. president trump's travel ban sparking another day of new protests. despite the ban temporary reversal we got a live report from an international airport where anti-trump protesters weren't the only ones demonstrating. find out next. >> the party is over. there's a new administration. they are going to be serious and they're going to be tough on iran. julie: the trump administration on the sing a new round of sanctions against iran that the islamic republic evidently not islamic republic evidently not getting the memo. the how tehran defies the white house. you love, does psoriasis ever get in the way of a touching moment? if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, you can embrace the chance of completely clear skin with taltz. taltz is proven to give you a chance at completely clear skin. with taltz, up to 90% of patients had a significant improvement of their psoriasis plaques. in fact, 4 out of 10 even achieved completely clear skin. do not use if you are allergic to taltz.

rick leventhal, what are you seeing? you're live in houston.this going to have a big economic impact on the city? >> reporter: they hope so. houston has 350 million reasons to welcome super bowl li to this city. that's the estimated economic impact, thanks to the 1 million people who are expected to visit downtown. many of them here today joining the super bowl live and the nfl experience here at discovery green. they're filling hotel rooms, renting cars, going to bars and eating at the 10,000 restaurants in town. yes, for a lucky 70,000 or so attending the game sunday, the city hoped that there are long term benefits, too. >> for the partnership, it's much more important than that. this is a chance to present houston to the world. you just don't find better venues, better opportunities than the super bowl to market your city. >> reporter: no one is more psyched than the mayor of houston sylvester turner. >> i'm trying not to walk like a peacock. to be a native of houston and to know where this city has been and where we are right now, i am so

rick leventhal joins us live from the nfl experience at the convention center in houston.rowd, and orderly crowd? >> a healthy mix of patriots fans and a lot of football fans in general. a beautiful night in downtown houston and they are being affected by an estimated 5000 members of law enforcement community. 60 agencies local state and federal authorities including the department of homeland security, the fbi the atf and secret service. this is a tier 11 security event so they can pull out all the stops bringing in s.w.a.t. teams k-9 team cyberunits and not just the ground but patrolling a lot of officers you can see in a lot of offers as you can see. they are mingling and also keeping an eye on potential unsanctioned events so they are out here in force. a lot of metal detectors and most of the venues have metal detectors to get in and out and folks for the most part so far have been very orderly. no major incidents to report. there were some protests today but for the most part those remain peaceful and these folks are out here having a good time. >> there it is having