driving into work. >> yes. we're seeing some of the best of the rain responsible for that just starting to clear the south bay. we're not done with this entirely yet, but we have seen the best of the rain come through while you were sleeping. you can see that band of yellow and orange. i'll put it on the here and now, the most recent frame. coming into the south bay, the most impressive rain has just cleared the hills down here and it is moving south down 101. not to say we're entirely done, we're not. there will be a few straggler showers that show up working its way up. san mateo, redwood city seeing light rain, but if you come out for the wider view, that is all there is for now. we'll see a few more showers over the next few hours because we're not entirely done with the rain until we get past 10:00 this morning. there the streets emily was talking about. that is coming off the golden gate bridge. that is what it looks much rain we have gotten while you were sleeping, most was in the north bay, .6 for the bay. half-inch for santa rosa. san jose picked up a tenth of an inch of rain. for the rest of today, i'll show you what happens in the complete forecast. you'll see more blue sky than you think. we will be back in a couple minutes. other first case has now been conferred. the orange county healthcare agency announced yesterday that a travel ler from wuhan china tested positive. that was from the centers for disease control and prevention. the patient is in isolation at a hospital and in good condition. the people with close contact with that patit are being monitored. >> there are 56 people worldwide and 2,000 cases have been reported. the orange county case is the third here in the u.s. most of e infections have been in mainland china but new cases are popping up. australia and malaysia are reporting the first cases and japan reporting a third. france confirmed three cases on friday. >> the u.s. government is arranging to evacuate american iplomats and private ticionns zees day and travel here to the san francisco airport. meanwhile, the chinese central government announced it will send more than 1200 healthcare workers to wuhan. that is in an unprecedented effort to contain the spread of the virus. most of those patients will be treated at two hospitals built quickly in wuhan, the epicenter of the outbreak. they are in the process of shutting down all icblpu outbre the city of wuhan was experiencing a shortage of doctors and hospital spa anisd w,notrying to handle the outbreak during the festive new year holiday. >> neighbors say they shouldn't have to take care of an abandoned homeless encampment. the cleanup with cost them $20,000. kpix 5's katie nielsen has the story. >> reporter: it assessed each homeowner a cleanup fee of $300. some homeowners say they shouldn't be the ones footing the bill. >> we didn't even know it was part of our hoa. >> reporter: she has lived in the community for 16 years and now she says she is stuck with a bill to clean up what is left of a homeless encampment. >> no one knew it was their responsibility. they probably assumed it was county's responsibility. >> reporter: it was first reported in october of 2017 but no one knew if the land belonged to the county or fence that would mark where the property line ended so we were kind of hoping that it was someone else's responsibility. >> reporter: ed walsh owns the company that oversees the hoa. they were told it was on their property in august of 2019 almost two years after the encampment first appeared. the hoa is responsible for the $20,000 cleanup. >> unfortunately, this one happened to be on the association's property. >> reporter: but homeowners say the delay of property lines caused more waste to pile up making it more expensive so the county or property management company should pay the bill. >> reporter: they should have known it was our property and they should have taken care of county to get involved in cleaning up your front yard. in a sense, this is ya of the association. >> reporter: the cleanup is expected to be done by the middle of february and alameda county deputies are going to go through the area once a weak to make sure another encampments doesn't pop up in the same area. katie nielsen, kpix 5. san jose police arrested a man in connection with a homicide after he requested a welfare check on a woman who was later found stabbed to death on the city's east side. the 38-year-old peter rodriguez was taken into custody last night hours after the officers found the body. he called them claiming he hadn't spoken to her in several hours. she was found stabbed to death inside a home near the high school. her name hasn't been released yet, but one neighbor told kpix 5 that he is shocked to hear what happened. >> it is a surprise that this happened now. like i said, you never know. >> police are still investigating the victim's relationship with the suspect. berkeley police now have a suspending in a deadly hit-and- run there. they are looking for a 29-year- old alexander mcgee seen here. they believe he is armed and dangerous. police believe mcgee was inside a car assaulting a woman last monday when an officer approached his vehicle. they say he took off. >> in the process of flowing from his crimes, a woman died. a woman was struck and killed, so we would like to bring him to justice as soon as possible. >> mcgee is now wanted on numerous charges including vehicular manslaughter. anyone who sees him though should call 911. >> thousand us took to the streets of san francisco yesterday for the 16th annual walk for life. the march down market street started at civic center and ended at the embarcadero center. many of the crowd were young and carried banners and chanted ware the pro-life generation. the walk came a day after the trump administration threatened to hold funding from california over its requirement that private insurers cover abortions. >> he is our leader and he is going to set the tone and support various social activity and actions that will support life. >> it is nice that we have his support. >> he is acting to help the unbornnt >> we're getting our first look at a recording where president donald trump appears to demand the ousting of the ambassador to ukraine. it shows him at a dinner party in april of 2018. he is sitting a cross from two associates of rudy giuliani. he is heard ordering that marie be fared. she is the former ambassador to ukraine. >> yes, she is walking around telling everybody wait, he will get impeached. >> get rid of her. i don't care. get her out. take her out. okay? >> do it. and this comes as the president's legal team kicked off opening arguments in the impeachment trial and painted the president as this from an unfair investigation. >> you'll find that the president did absolutely nothing wrong. they are asking you to remove president donald trump from the ballot in an election that is occurring in approximately nine months. the president's defense team also took aim at the allegations themselves that the president withheld aid from ukraine to into investigating joe biden. they said he was concerned other countries were not giving their fair share of security. the trial resumes on monday. at least one republican senator says he is "very likely to vote to call witness in the impeachment trial." mitt romney said he will make up his mind after opening arguments. democrats need at least four republicans to vote with them to compel new witnesses and documents. >> the senators running for president wasted no time getting back on the campaign trail after yesterday's impeachment spreading wrapped up. they are now fanning out across iowa where the first in the nation caucuses are just over a week away. >> coming up hope is nading that more survivors will be found in turkey after a strong earthquake on friday caused buildings to chance. now there have been hundreds of after shocks. >> violent after shocks in the streets of beirut as security forces fire tear and water cannons to try and disperse the angry crowds. a massive rescue operation in turkey is starting to wind down. it has been a day and a half since a powerful earthquake hit that region. authorities now say there are 31 deaths linked to 6.8 magnitude quake. the than 1600 people injured and among the hardest hit areas are the city of ellie zig near the epicenter. turkish president visited some quake ravaged areas yesterday. there have been more than 700 aft shocks reported since the quake. >> violent clashes as dozens of protesters tried to force their aves in irut prime nister ministers office in beirut. they dispersed the fee leading to the government building. they briefly breached a security barricade outside headquarters. the demonstrators have been protesting lebanon's crisis for more than three months. >> the u.s. defense department said an american soldier is dead after an arc dent in syria. >> he died in a rollover accident while conducting route clearing operations. u.s. forces in syria withdrew from an area near the country's border with turkey last fall, but more than 500 u.s. service members are still in that country. all right. let's get caught up on the rain moving through the bay area this morning. the good news is if you want to get outside without having to be driving with the windshield wipers on, we have seen most of the rain clear. there is a little more rain coming for the morning, sodone. you can see that well organized band of rain across the area in the overnight hours. in fact, following that down into the south bay, it is now cleared. pretty much the major population center's down here. you have to get down south of the gilroy and before you find any rain hitting the roadways. still some light rain developing behind it though as we look at the peninsula. just a few bands of light showers moving out over the waters of the bay. we have been watching light rain here falling over san mateo and redwood city but that is really light stuff. now put it in the futurecast. it picks up on that light rain and keeps a few spotty showers going through the remainder of the morning. here we are at 6:30 light rain exiting the bay. it will work its way down the peninsula into the south bay, even by 9:00 still looking at a few spotty showers over the south bay. watch what happens into the late morning and early afternoon. the clouds have even cleared out now. that says 2:00 p.m. not only is it no longer raining but we have blue skies so a pretty nice second half of sunday. you'll be able to get outside. the ground might be a bit damp but you won't need the umbrella after 10:00, 11:00 this morning. then we only pick up another .05 inches of rain. daytime highs, we'll start out in the south bay. numbers in the low to mid 60s. san mateo going to 60. 62 in concord. livermore at 61. 61 in navado. 62 for the daytime high in both saa rosa and windsor. the seven-day forecast, looking forward from here there is just a few clouds and that is it. in fact, we have got a warmup coming our way by the end of next week with daytime highs climbing to near 70 by the time we get to friday. see you with another look at this in a not half-hour. back over to you. >> especially trained job is finding koalas in the australia devastating by the push fires. smudge is assisting and they hunt for surviving wildlife. he tells when he catches the scent of any koalas. then they can try to locate them who likely relocated to get away from the fires. millions of the animals were forced away from their homes and lliomi nsoffers southern california coast. the owner of a whale watching tour boat steered his boat to obtain a great view of the sperm whales. they were swimming within a mile of each other off the peninsula. that is uny ul yual because special whales tend to stay in deeper waters making it hard der to research them than other animals. optimism about the team's chances and hoes 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million of enhance thes in our capacity that will be here long after the super bowl. >> if you don't have tickets but you have super bowl fever check out super bowl live. it is open to the public and the fanfest. >> and the super bowl experience including two of your favorites. >> you can get autographs. we're all ready getting the list the >> autographs a side, this is what separates miami from the rest. the neon lights, and those who bring their talent to south beach. i'll teal you what, he is flying out 1500 members of the 49ers's families, friends to see if 49ers can take home another lombardi trophy. >> dennis o'donnell, kpix 5. >> we'll have continuing coverage leading unto the wl vern adennis ha a big week ahead along with michelle griego in the morning.s. >> thomas hurdle making his first ever appears in the all- star game scored four goals. a hat trick is three. i am not sure what four is called. he helped the pacific division beat the central division i 0-5 and then the game winner and fifth goal of the night as the pacific beat the atlantic division 5-4. hurdle didn't become the most valuable player. he was a replacement to the game. thousands turned out for the 2020 aides fanfest. they are hoping for a deeper push into the playoffs this year. there was an interest in the plans for a new ballpark. >> the a's turned it into fanfest extravaganza to have something for everyone, activities for the kids and more serious stuff, a presentation about the future ballpark. >> the excitement of a new season and we can't be more happier. >> it was all smiles. players and fans got to talk and take pictures. other nearby rooms autographs from hats to bats. >> weirdest one i signed was like an all armor. maybe like this is weird, that is about it. >> everyone says the player and fan interaction here is a great way to kick off the 2020 season. >> ♪ >> ♪ >> it is fun. >> this summer is the big one. >> the oakland a's president tells fans the new spade is progressing well. he said the last hurdle is a vote from the oklahoma city council sometime this summer whether or not to let the a's build a ballpark at howard terminal. >> we have been clearing the hurdles and working hand in hand with the city and get it open by 2023. ware on track and we're excited for that sport. >> the a's are still pushing for the gondola idea transporting fans between downtown and the ballpark but one of the challenges is finding land to build stations for people to get on and off. it sounds like that proposal might not fly or encounter a bigger push back. >> we want to be the prime mover behind it and we're hopeful it will ge approved with the rest of the project. >> fanfest is a good preview of how a game day would look like because the ballpark would be north. many fans say they can't wait until the new stadium. >> i have always loved watching them play. that is why i'm going to get season tickets. it is hard to believe but spring training is coming up next month. the a's play nary first game on the 22nd. in oakland, kpix 5. coming up, the latest coronavirus case and one patient kept in isolation. >> they are up against a deadline in santa rosa. some do not know where they will be able to live. at at&t we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet. we've created access from at&t california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits. may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow, to learn more. live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix5 news. welcome back to kpix 5. the time now is 6:29. i'm emily turner. >> good morning. i'm devin fehely. let's get a check of the weather with daron. >> we have 95% of the rain out of the way, not to say we're done. there are still showers out there. we'll see a light band of rain in the south bay, but you can see what i mean when i say 95% is done. that well organized band of yellow and oranges has exited the bay area and moving in don't central valley but there are strag ners and a few showers in the south bay. one is showing up over the san mateo bridge. that is moving from west east to union city and fremont. a few more showers it hills down there of the peninsula. on the wider view there is not a whole lot else going on yet. i'll sole you why there is reason to believe there will be more likelight showers until 11:00 this morning. that is what it looks like right now. you can tell how wet the roadway is coxk off the bridge. you can see it at sfo. we picked up over half-inch of rain through parts of the north bay. into the central and south bay, only one tenth of an inch of rain. oakland picked up about .2 inches of rain. daytime highs climbing back into the mid 60s with plenty of blue sky. i nope we're talking about rain now, but most of sunday it does not rain and you're going to be able to really get out in the sunshine. i'll show you more on that in a bit. guys, back over to you. other first case of corona virus has been confirmed. they announced yesterday a traveler from wuhan, china tested positive for the virus. the patient is in isolation and in good condition but those in close contact with the patient are being monitored. the u.s. is evacuating american citizens from wuhan, the center of the outbreak. >> an army of excavators now trying to build not one, but two hospitals to treat over 2,000 people infected with the coronavirus. as patients continue to pack into hospitals, medical supplies are running low. masks, gloves and surgical gowns. the city ahe ways, train station and airport now sit empty after officials restricted access out of the sprawling city of 11 million people. more than a dozen surrounding cities and towns an estimated 50 million people are now on some kind of total or partial transport lockdown. fears of infection have spread from wuhan this last week as our news crew left before the lockdown. nearly every dough parting passenger at the airport was wearing a mask. across the country including beijing where we were checked for fevers right after we got off the plane. all this souring celebrations for chinese new year, the country's biggest holiday. >> to get an idea how big it is in this country, think of it as christmas and thanksgiving combined for 1.4 billion people, a massive celebration. parks like this should be filled with people celebrating the holiday, but now they are nearly empty. in and around beijing, the forbidden city, the part of the great wall, normally bustling with visitors are now closed. further south they have closed their gates. none are expected to reopen until this still expanding epidemic is contained. >> cbs news, beijing. meanwhile a company in massachusetts g vep a vaccinit. biotech company mcderma is partnering with the national institute of health. researchers are using technology that instructs your cells in the body to maor prkens eiotprfi tght o evt en the disease. cleaning chemicals were apparently to blame for a hazmat scare. fire crews were called to the high school before 11:00 friday night. they found about two dozen people complaining of irritation to their eyes and float. the gym was evacuated and two taken to the hospital for treatment. firefighters searched around for the source of the fumes and later determined the likely cause was bleach or ammonia used recently to clean the mats. the lawmaker has introduced legislation. napa state senator's proposal would reimburse schools that enrrlaw state funding uring ce. tirunning out for on daily hundreds of homeless camping along the trail in santa rosa. they are supposed to be out in four days but where are they supposed to go? >> kpix 5 wilson walker says some have been given an answer but not many. >> there is no mistaking the dead line to vacate out here. it is on every sign and post. as to what will happen next weekend, that is anybody's guess. >> in the beginning they said we would be here until june. that is why people showed up here. then we got a new deadline, so it is a little frantic. a lot of people don't mow where they are going. >> reporter: ask anyone of the 200 plus people living on the trail what their plan is and you can get any number of answers but about 60 of them have a very specific invitation and tina is one of them. >> i'm going to be methey will kenwood. i think it is 3 to 6 month. i have filled out up on monday. >> the county has posted notices of legal rights and the opportunities for shelter and or treatment. they have been out hire everyday. i think that i have gotten more help being here on the trail than i was in any of the shelters. >> but it remains to be seen how many accept those options and how many simply decide to stay or maybe move to a new spot. neighbors of course are long past the point of frustration. >> there is an issue here, very big. >> off camera to day, many said the encampment has been more problematic and campers have been more confrontational as the deadline approaches. no one knows for sure how the next week will unfold. >> there are a group of people trying to set up a camp like this. >> i am not sure where. >> i spoke with a man in charge of making this emergency shell stir work. he was driving back from lodi with the bus they are going to use to shuttle everyone over here from the trail, so the effort to make that happen kind of going on around the clock and all over the place this weekend. next weekend however all eyes will shift back to the trail and how the county handles that january 29th deadline. wilson walker, kpix 5. delivery giant fedex is warning about a new scam. people across the country are receiving text messages that ask th pe status of a delivery. security experts say the link takes people to a take amazon survey and then requires them to credit rd infoatenion. >> tea r similar scam is plagui online retailer amazon. security experts say they do not know who is behind it. press pression is expected to sign the new u.s./mexico canada trade deal next week. the u.s. senate passed the agreement days before the president's impeachment trial began. the trade deal includes new provisions for digital commerce, more strain gent rules for auto parts and new minimum wage require thes for some auto workers. the deal will likely have a moderate impact on the economy creating 176,000 jobs after six years. now by comparison the u.s. added 226,000 jobs in november alone. new video of a critical repair that happened in space. american astronaut drew mojgan and his italian you mate worked for more than six hours yesterday. their mission, fix a cosmic raid detector that can find dark matter and dark energy. this is was the fourth and final spacewalk to complete the work. and still to come, business is booming for those of take knee. burgers with plant based ingredients become more popular. as mayor, mike bloomberg slashed carbon emissions and achieved new york city's cleanest air quality in more than 50 years. as a leader in the fight against climate change, he helped shut down over half of the nation's coal plants, then led one of the biggest pollution reduction efforts in history. as president, he intends to reduce emissions by fifty percent within ten years. because if we want to stop climate change, we need to make a change. this is a fight-we can't afford to lose. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. plant based me alternatives are surging in popularity. one company impossible foods is launching new products while another beyond meat is teaming up with fast food changes and grocery stores. what is driving that growth? >> reporter: meatless products are sizzling hot. they gras 11% from 2018 to 2019. alternative toss meat went grow so much that by 2040, 60% of the world's meat likely won't come from slaughtered animals. impossible food it is so seeing much success, they are working on take bacon in the same month they have pig free pork. >> it is made from soy protein, coconut fat and we're trying to introduce new alternatives to replace animals by 2035. >> it is causing a shortage as burger king announced to rolling out a meatless burger. >> convincing supermarkets to place beyond meat products directly in the meat aisle and partnering with fast food chains like kfc to incorporate beyond meat items in their menus. >> experts say demand is fueled by consumers looking to make their diets healthier and reduce their impact on the environment without sacrificing taste. >> absolutely only categorically care about meat eaters. i'mlow dose aspin could help babies. those who took aspirin during pregnancy were more likely to deliver full term babies. it lowered the number of still births and they looked at first time moms carrying babies in developing countries. they looked at them over a two- year period. the aspirin may help especially in populations prone to premature birth since it is cheap and ready little available. >> if you were ever accused of giving your mother gray th hair they linked extreme stress to premature graying. when a fight or flight response kick in, it creates a biochemical response that can turn your hair gray. the scientists hope the study will help nem to learn how stress affects different organs and tissues. consumer reports digital lab investigated what happens da with thatne to know to guard their data. >> reporter: an estimated 50 million women around the world use apps to track their monthly cycle and fertility. entering very since tive personal information. >> whether you're trying to get pregnant, whether you have fertility issues. do you have health issues, whether you have unprotected sex. >> they examined five popular apps. some of the apps are more transparent than others about what information they collect and what happens to that information. but none could promise that the information you shared isn't getting out into the wilder world. >> consumer reports found no major security flaws in the apps but found minor issues regarding security or privacy and alertedment companies. >> some move quickly to make changes to the point that we raised. others were just commenting about how important privacy is to nem. >> how to protect information that you share, turn off location sharing to the app and access to your camera. use a password manager to en crypt the password. limit tracking in your phone settings and track updates that can fix bugs. remember the information you share is not covered boy any federal health laws. >> many who use the apps thought that was protected because in other areas of their life it is, but it is not with period tracker apps. >> a reminder that is for many apps we use daily. to further protect themselves, users can log in anonymously to many of those apps with ow having to provide their e-mail address. okay. we spill have a little rain to get through even though we have seen the majority of the what we're going to get. there is still a few straggler showers that we need to watch between now and about fen: 00 in the morning. look at high def doppler and why most the rain las passed. you can see that well organized band of deeper yellows and oranges. it has moved to the east and we're done with that. closer inspection shows a few spotty showers in and around the bay. there is one working up the hill and a few more that were on the west side on the peninsula. that is real light and let's look . tyin the spfuturec we'll watch just a few blips come through between now and later part of the morning. we have a few in the south bay. most of us are not getting anything at this point but in the south bay we can still see a few spotty isolated showers that will come up between now and 10:00. around 1:00 p.m. it is blue sky across the entire bay area. i showed you the totals earlier. we only got a tenth of an inch of rain here. in the north bay, we picked up a half-inch of rain over the last 24 hours. remember that today will be real pretty by the afternoon. let's look at daytime highs with all that blue sky. back into the low to mid 60s for much of the day. there is 60 in san mateo. 63 there. concord going to 62. livermore will top out at 61 today. there is santa rosa going to 61. as far as the way it feels out there now, we're all in the mid- 50s now. san jose has 56. concord with 56 with damp roadways out there. it does mean snow in the sierra. we will pick up another half- inch at donner pass. that is what it looks like right now on i-80 at kingvale. right at the 6,000-foot level. you can see chains are required up there. if we look ahead, it will be sunny sunday afternoon and a a sunny monday. then on tuesday, watch this next week's storm. that will graze the bay area for the north. don't have rain in the forecast for tuesday, but the clouds are going to increase and we could perhaps pick up an isolated sprinkles in the far but not enough. the clouds increasing on tuesday and then from there, we dry back out and when we start warming up, we will be near 70 r e thimytdae this coming week. guys, back over to you. >> coming up, a look at lunar celebrations here and around the world. the tower, the highest building in the world displayed a spectacular light show to celebrate the chinese new year. video of the light show shot in 6k ultrahd was traction blitzed to beijing in real time. many celebrated with prayers at temples across asia. more than a billion are marking the milestone and welcoming in the year of the rat. it is a symbol let's hope this is true of wealth and prosperity. >> back here in the bay areas the vietnamese commute ty is celebrating the lou mar new year, an opportunity to instill the importance of the language, culture and traditions in a newer one. >> ♪ >> an estimated 10,000 people are expected to celebrate the festival. the vietnamese new year, at the fairgrounds in san jose. >> i wish the next generation would be able to be fluent in vietnamese. >> reporter: he brought his three-year-old to the celebration and he wants her to stay connected to the community and doesn't lose touch with her culture as she gross up. >> it is about bringing in a new year to make sure that the next -- this year will be very pros porous. >> reporter: the celebration brought together multiple generations, old and young alike with vietnamese food, fashion, song and dance. >> we are proud to be americans but, at the same time, we don't want to forget where we came fr culture is new evye is important. setting the tone for the days and months that follow. for festivalgoers it was important to welcome the new year, while at the sametime paying homage to those that knitted a community together and helped to survive a war. >> we tried to tell children how fortunate they are to live in america because for us as refugees we risk our lives to come to this beautiful country. >> the celebrations will continue at three spots in san jose. >> the lunar new year means more than just parades and fireworks too. for some members it is about the food. the salvation army served the annual chinese new year community lunch yesterday. they served hundreds in san francisco. the salvation army provides meals every week. organizers say it is more than just a celebration. it is also about bringing people together as family. we will be right back after this. oughted is 6:55. time for a look at this morning's top stories. >> the first case of coronavirus has been confirmed. the orange county healthcare agencies announced yesterday a travel ler from wu tan, china tested positive for the virus and is in isolation in the hospital and in good condition. people that had contact with that patient are being monitored. >> san jose police arrested a man in connection with a homicide after he requested a welfare check on a woman who was later found stabbed to death on the city's east side. peter rodriguez was taken into custody. the victim was found stabbed to death in a home. newly released recording appears to have sound of president donald trump demanding the firing of then ambassador to ukraine mario von vich and shows the president sitting a cross trom two indicted associates of rudy giuliani. >> that comes as they get their turn at the trump impeachment trial. it will resume tomorrow. a large rescue operation to pull survivors from collapsed building starting to wind down. authorities say there were 31 deaths from the 6.8 magnitude earthquake. more than 1600 people injured. >> keeping an eye on high def doppler this morning. the best of the rain iscan see widespread organized ban that went through overnight. as its passing, we have a few strag ners that will work their way mainly through the south bay between now and 10:00 in the morning. then blue sky bay area wide. low to mid 60s for many spots. look at the warm up by the end of the week. near 70. >> thanks for joining us. cbs sunday morning with jane pauley is here next on kpix 5. >> enjoy the rest of your sunday. i'm glad the rain showers have moved out in time for my baby shower today. >> good timing. >> have a great rest of your day. captioning made possible by johnson & johnson, committed to improving health for everyone, everywhere. >> cowan: good morning. jane pauly is off today. i'm lee cowan. this is a special edition of sunday morning, the music issue, our nod to the grammy awards. there will be a lot of talent in that room tonight, but just what makes a hit? turns out there is a science to writing a song, as we'll hear.