documents. >> the senate can run ami the unprecedented cover-up by taking a straightforward step, it can ask for the key evidence, that the president has improperly blocked. >> they evaded a decision and e complicit in that innovation of the court. it is ridiculous. and we should call it out for what it is. >> pas are 53, the names are 47. the amendment is tabled. >> reporter: the attempts blocked by vote along party lines, resident trump reacted to the trial briefly while at switch olympics bracket is just a hoax, a witchhunt that has been going on for years, it is disgraceful. >> reporter: opening arguments are scheduled to begin with the house managers on wednesday. greg lee, ktvu fox 2 news. and the senate is still meeting right now , here's a live pictures from the u.s. capitol, we are monitoring the trial and will have developments at ktvu.com and coming up tonight on the 10:00 news. when the trial resumes tomorrow, we will carry it live over on ktvu plus at 10:00 a.m. now to the weather, umbrellas were up today in parts of the bay area, wish on this video in san francisco earlier this afternoon when folks were bundled up, now we want to show you a live picture outside right now, you can see the wet pavement there and the light traffic near the golden gate bridge toll plaza. out chief meteorologist has been tracking the rain. is the worst over? >> pretty much, there's still some drizzle and shower activity out there but the heavy rain was more made day these totals in huge marin disparities. you are looking at the san francisco area, .02, 2/100 of an inch, then you go over the bridge and canfield is at 1.3 inches. how many times, that is a multiple times more rainfall and canfield than in san francisco, just a few miles away, maybe 12 miles. santa rosa, half inch of rain, just depending on where you were, greene county watershed made out the best with this rainfall, you can see the showers falling now represented in green, it is just kind of an achy afternoon commute, we talked about it earlier, not a ton of rain that some pooling of water out there, the missed and the drivel here in oakland has got to the point where it is holding some water on the pavement. it is just heavy enough, the rainfall rate is pretty good even though the drop size is teeny, the parts particular size. oakland right now scattered showers, heaviest rain in the oakland hills, scattered showers continue in the evening hours in the story tomorrow will not be rain on the commute, but the fog, the valley fog is going to come back in earnest especially in davis and woodland and places a little bit in the interior pixel, when we come baat that a day forecast which has more raindrops in it. it is official, the cdc says the first case of the potentially deadly coronavirus is here in the united states. the diagnosis comes from washington state. >> this is certainly not a moment for panic or high anxiety, it is a moment for vigilance. >> federal health officials are now expanding their screenings for the virus and airports across the country, this outbreak of coronavirus is centered in wuhan china, but now it is spreading around the globe. this emphasis airport is one of the first to screen passengers from central china to determine if someone has symptoms. live coverage now from andre senior. he had us at sfo with today's development in which it local doctor has to say. is the coronavirus spreads, the anxiety rises across china and here in the u.s. where we have our first reported case, and we also hear from health officials, they're trying to keep the virus from getting a foothold here in the united states. today, washington state in cinemas health district officials along with cdc announced the first u.s. case of the 2019 novel coronavirus. >> reporter: we know the first case of the coronavirus in the united states is in the seattle area. the carrier, a man in his 30s who returned from a visit to china. >> he was traveling alone socially, but surrounded by others. so, that is part of the work that is being done to identify who those others in close proximity to him that would need follow-up. >> when pushed, health officials refused to identify the airport from which the connecting flight originates. >> we are contacting a small number of staff and patients who may have come in contact with the patient at one of our clinics. >> how did the man carry the mysterious respiratory infection that has killed at least six people and sickened hundreds more? get into the u.s., he arrived in seattle two days before the screening began last friday. now, the cdc has announced they would be expanding screenings to atlanta's hartsfield jackson international airport and chicago's o'hare international airport. so far, not seattle. >> how should we be concerned? >> dr. jeffrey silver, the medical director for infectious diseases says he is encouraged by a recent breakthrough for what is a pretty new strain of the virus. >> the fact that i have a test to make the diagnosis already, that is amazing, it shows what technology has gone, because you can learn within 24 hours that the cdc gets a specimen whether you actually have the disease. >> he is talking about a product developed by a german doctor that can develop -- >> and is about a week, and where shipping the central component to release the hard- working immediately. >> dr. silver says it is likely that more cases will be discovered in the united states, and to keep it from spreading, he urges people to call the cdc or doctor ahead of time before showing up for a checkup. >> if you have the disease, i don't really want you going to the doctor's office, they do not have the equipment for protecting themselves or the proper air exchanges in their. urgent cares don't have it. >> reporter: what remains on answers is what happens to the passengers who are found with the virus? they will be contacted customs and the cdc, we have got not gotten a response to the question just yet i can tell you right now that he says if someone is found to be coming into the country with the virus, it is very likely they will have to be isolated in a containment area to keep the virus from spreading to others around them. >> thank you. police in san francisco are investigating a deadly shooting in the sunnydale housing project in visitacion valley. officers responded to a report of shooting around five: 45 this morning. they found a man who had been shot at least once. he was rushed to the hospital where he died just after 8:30 no arrest have been made. in san francisco, police say they have crunched the numbers and determined that chronicity was done last year. some people who live in the city say if that is the case, they are not seeing the change on the streets. >> reporter: in a city the size of san francisco, crime is a reality. now, three weeks into the new year, san francisco's police have data comparing 2019 to 2018, and the chief of police says the news is good. >> we are pleased with the way our statistics trended in 2019, particularly with violent crime. >> reporter: the department says violent crime is down, homicide down 11%, rape down 15%, robberies and aggravated assaults down as well. same story with property crimes. burglaries down 14%, auto burglaries down 2%. out on seventh street and market, many say they may hear that crime is down but that doesn't match up with what they are seeing. >> what i do see is an absence of a police presence here on one of the more challenging corners of san francisco, and what i see is a plethora of drug use and drug dealing. is just a fact. >> reporter: chief scott says he hears those concerns and is working to take the data learned over the last year and apply it going forward to focus on some of the city's hotspots. >> we are going to increase our foot patrols and focus continually on the mid-market area. >> he says his officers will continue to work to make san francisco a safer place, and make it feel like a safer place to those who live and work here. >> we have a lot more work ahead, we know that. it has been said, the mayor said it, i said it, and you will hear us say it time and time again, one homicide is too many. one car break-ins too many. >> the chief touched on working with the new district attorney. he said is the department stop to provide the best evidence possible, then allow the prosecutors to approach the scene. he said there may be a learning curve ahead as the department has to adapt to what the city wants and needs out of its police force. in san francisco, ktvu fox 2 news. police in palo alto are investigating an early morning shooting that left a man dead and a gunman on the loose bacon happened at east san antonio road around 3:00 a.m. police say the victim was able to call 911 after being shot in the stomach. he was found in a parking lot, but died at the hospital following surgery. investigators are trying to piece together what the man was doing before the shooting. they say this type of trying prime is unusual for the era. >> palo alto is considered a very safe city, this particular area is just a mix of businesses coming you can see that san antonio road is a very well traveled road, but no, we do not see crimes like this. >> police are looking at surveillance video and dark- colored bmw possibly connected to the crime was towed away. eight $20,000 reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest. tonight, there is video of a bizarre scene from san jose last friday on south market street. take a look. sober people attending an event rushed to help a woman who is being punched by a man in a car outside the event. people who are best -- dressed up as furry animals pull the suspect out of the car and held him down until police arrived. they arrested the man on domestic violence charges. for con is an annual event in downtown san jose where people dress up in for costumes. up next to tonight, 49er fan spending a lot of money for a trip to miami to be there in person furcal super bowl liv. >> we have been waiting for this moment. i missed it last time when we were in new orleans. so, i have to go. >> after the break, we show you how much you have to pay for tickets, and if i. also ahead, but expected to move word with a plan to enclose station entrances downtown. the idea is to stop people from sleeping inside, but it won't come cheap. here's a live look of the toll plaza, you can see the roadway is wet but he will have to slow down once you actually get onto the bridge. right now, the drive from the caldecott to downtown san francisco is 40 minutes. ktvu news will be back in just a moment. my money should work as hard as i do. so i use my freedom unlimited card to buy all the latest tech stuff. today, i'm earning on a charger. so, just the charger then? 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journey to super bowl liv in miami is not a cheap one, the cheapest tickets the nfl is selling start at $4400 a piece. >> san francisco, going to the super bowl brix metric it brokers say ticket prices spiked more than 300% sunday after the opponents were set, which is three times the interest they saw for the patriots and brands matchup last year. >> currently we have 3000, a little more than 3000 tickets available on our website, and that average ticket price right now is a cool $7000 pics make the cheapest tickets we found on stub hub were $4200. stub hub says this traditionally is the price peak, with tickets dropping usually closer to the game. >> seven years ago i looked at before we won and we lost. so, i was stuck with the flight. i didn't want to jinx it. >> this man is going to miami, the 50-year-old booked his flight and hotel right at the 49ers when a sunday night, with plans to buy a ticket closer to the game. >> we have been waiting for this moment. i missed it last time when we were in new orleans, so i have to go. >> mark casto says round-trip flights range between $500 and $1500 per person. but, hotel prices are skyrocketing. raging from $250 a night to 2500 . and don't forget to check the details. >> most of the hotels, this applies to air b&b as well, will have minimum night stay requirements would you have to be there for a minimum of three, five, or seven nights. that makes the price go up tremendously. >> san jose international is the closest airport to levi stadium. southwest and american airlines have added an extra flight each to florida. >> they are each offering a nonstop flight to fort lauderdale, american to miami, getting travelers to those locations the friday before the game. >> reporter: stub hub says people from 37 states have already purchased tickets to the super bowl with california beating missouri, when it comes to ticket sales. at manana -- maureen taylor, ktvu fox 2 news. degree member you can watch super bowl liv on sunday, february 2nd right here on ktvu fox 2. leading up to the big game, stay with us for complete coverage including life reports from miami. the part board of directors is expected to approve a plan to install canopies and security gates in downtown san francisco. rob roth tells us bart has been testing a canopy at the powell street station and wants more of them up and down market street. >> reporter: here at the bart station, this security gate comes down when bart trains stop running for the night, it keeps homeless people from sleeping in the station after hours, making it easier on workers who come in at 4:00 in the morning. >> it is much safer to come to work, you are able to come in and not have to climb over people, not be uncertain about how things are going to go. >> one homeless man who used to sleep inside the station says it wasn't safe for him either. >> bart has been testing the canopy and gate for more than a year now, this thursday the bart board is expected to approve $64.5 million to install the canopies and rolled on the gates at all 24 entrances at the downtown bart stations. embarcadero, montgomery, and civic center, in addition to power. san francisco has already approved $46 million for its share of the project. >> these canopies go a long way in protecting our core infrastructure. our subways, especially susceptible to those things. >> beside security, the canopies protect the aging escalators from the weather, reducing the amount of time the escalators are out of service. >> our passengers are not happy when they start or and their ride and have to climb a big set of stairs. we are going to have all new escalators. some of them are 25, 35 years old. >> writers seem to like the idea of having the stations that are protected. >> it keeps and keeps it clean at night. >> reporter: if the bart board approves the funding, two new canopies could be up by the end of the year, the entire project is expected to take up to seven years. in san francisco, rob roth, ktvu fox 2 news. stu to come, the former royals are beginning a new life, after the break, prince harry reunites with his wife and son to forge a new independent path. also ahead, a vegas production for this year's nfl draft, the new details revealed today that include the bellagio fountains and top draft choices arriving by boat. so, as you can see, saving can be quite simple. case in point, if you get xfinity internet and mobile together, big savings on your wireless bill. write this down, this is important. amy, this is actually a life saving class. what a nice compliment, thank you! save on fast internet and the best wireless network together. what can i say, i love what i do. that's simple, easy, awesome. get xfinity internet and mobile together and save hundreds on your wireless bill. you'll get unlimited talk and text and no activation or line fees. switch today. prince harry is reunited with his wife in canada to begin their new lives outside the constraints of the royal family. >> benjamin hall has more now on the couples new life far away from buckingham palace. >> reporter: prince harry and megan, now preparing to step away from royal life. the duke of sussex landed in canada monday night to reunite with megan and son are to. the family will split time between canada and the uk as part of a new arrangement with queen elizabeth the second. >> really sad to see him go, but at least they will have some peace and quiet there in canada. >> the arrival comes just dates after harry publicly announced his new role at a charity event. >> we are taking a leap of faith. thank you for giving me the courage to take this next step. under the new agreement, the couple will stop using their royal titles and plan to become financially independent. prince harry admits that he had hope to help the queen but didn't have another option. >> i suppose you cannot have -- >> reporter: members of the royal family have remained quiet on the couples new role, prince william and kate have been out appearing on behalf of the queen, camilla, the duchess of cornwall commenting on harry and megan for the first time. >> we miss harry and megan? >> reporter: it is not clear how harry and megan will handle finances, or whether they will continue to use their sussex titles for future branding. >> people will give him an audience regardless of title. >> the new agreement is expected to take effect in the spring. in london, benjamin hall, fox news. and ktvu fox 2 news starts next with a fight over an old water well that is threatening the stability of a home in the south bay. it is pitted a retiree against his homeowners association. also ahead, the votes are in and it derek jeter is headed to the baseball hall of fame, find out who else made the cut today and the big name who came up short. plus, a new autonomous car just unveiled in san francisco, and the surprising car parts that it does not include. vo: droughts. floods. hurricanes. 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first case of the coronavirus, as the number of cases in china have gone up to 440 with nine deaths. a man in his 30s from seattle travel to china and became infected. he is undergoing treatment at washington state. the cdc is expanding screenings for the coronavirus to atlanta and chicago o'hare along with sfo, lax and jfk. going to the super bowl in miami could be the trip of a lifetime. the fans will take a hit in their wallets. the least expensive tickets to the game start at $4400. round-trip flights cost between $500 and $1500 per person and hotel prices range from $1050 and i all the way up to $2500 a night. >> you're watching ktvu fox 2 news at 6:30. a retiree in santa clara has been forced from his townhome because of a problem six feet underneath. an old water well from the 1930s is flooding his crawlspace and his family room. >> the problem has led to legal action with the owner and of the homeowners association at odds over who is responsible. >> reporter: retiree doug ridley spent decades working to pay off his three bedroom two bathroom townhome in santa clara. the plan, he would rent using the income to supplement their golden years. >> we said we wanted to be comfortable in retirement and we are currently enjoying it. >> reporter: the problem is directly below their family room. a6 foot deep hole for a couple who says it is a water well that is created a sinkhole. >> is gross. it will go all the dirt the foundation, cracked the foundation, make all kinds of problems. >> reporter: they spotted water beneath the laundry room and attracted to the growing finkel. the homeowners association was reluctant to see at the same way. in an email last week, attorney john hill says we don't know if it's an uncapped well, it may be a hand dug well, it may be an old system. whatever it is, the release say the association did nothing for at least eight months, letting the problem stay. >> it's disappointing that they're not willing to help us. >> reporter: last week the association did install a sump pump in an attempt to drain it. more than thousand gallons of water sucked out over the past eight days, but still no acceptance of responsibility. that led the release to repairs and damages. plans from the 1930s show the existence of a well on the complex site, not far from still standing water tower. >> meanwhile directly beneath our client's house in a crawlspace, which belongs to the hla. mike page away attorney sent a comment saying it's not our policy to make public comments about matters currently in litigation. until the court decides which side has jurisdiction over the well and water bubbling from below, ridley and his wife are losing thousands of dollars each month in rental income from a unit that's unlivable. a headache for men hoping for a quiet life in retirement. in sunnyvale a late-night fire on monday left one man dead and another person hospitalized in critical condition. it happened just before 10 o'clock at the el dorado mobile home park on east wild drive. firefighters were able to rescue a 67-year-old woman and take her to the hospital but authorities say the 71-year-old man inside the home was found dead. a neighbor who spoke with us said the fire was fast-moving and intense. >> it shook me. it shook me because i was on the outside. >> the cause of the fire is under investigation but investigators don't see any immediate signs of foul play. california's new wildfire safety advisory board held its first meeting today. board members have some ambitious goals following the devastating fires in recent years across the state. >> reporter: on a cold and rainy day in colfax there is one overarching concern. >> we are still in a state of emergency in colfax. >> reporter: councilman joe fitch will assess they are under a mass evacuation plan because of the wildfire. thousands had to leave the camp fire with limited escape routes. today they are still reeling from last year's public safety power shut off. >> half of our internet carriers were out, half of our cell phone carriers were out and all of our land lines were out. >> reporter: is one reason why california is launching today the wildfire safety advisory board. >> this board will provide an additional layer of advice and insight to be able to make the best decisions for consumers and california. >> reporter: the advisory board will provide wildfire expertise to the public utilities commis which until now has never had a division of wildfire safety. >> it has scientists, experts and utilities and it will be thinking for california about what it is we should be doing in the future to mitigate the risk of wildfire. raymond california spending close to $1 billion to cut down dead trees and beef up cal fire's resources to respond to wildfires. but the state will have to do much more in the way of outreach. >> have you even heard of this board? >> i have not. >> reporter: paul roche runs the colfax market and is concerned about public safety power shut off. >> we lost so much products. power was out for five or six days. >> reporter: building up colfax with more generators as part of the plan. like many communities in the area, colfax is trying to be proactive to make sure the next wildfire doesn't happen here. >> two state lawmakers introduced legislation today to prevent wildfires and power outage in california. republican james gallagher and jim nielsen represent the area devastated by the camp fire in 2018. there legislation would provide hundreds of millions of dollars in additional funding to improve education management and utility infrastructure. lawmakers say those are the two main factors on catastrophic wildfires and plan shut off. in san francisco judge terry l.jackson became the first black woman appointed to the states first district court of appeals. commission on judicial appointments voted unanimously to approve her today. she is currently an adjunct law professor at uc hastings and the usf school 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yesterday afternoon. the boy's father through a backpack at the mountain lion. as you can see, the mountain lion grabbed the backpack and went up the tree. >> any father would react this way. obviously it was my thinking. there have been mountain lions in the past within whiting ranch . fortunately they are rare, but it's something we need to be aware of. fortunately that father acted quickly and probably saved the life of his son. >> the sheriff's department says they evacuated the park and got permission from state wildlife officials to euthanize the mountain lion. was awesome showers out there now. the afternoon commute kind of damp. how does it go beyond? the five day forecast coming up. ktvu's alex savage is in the newsroom with a look at some stories we are looking at for the 7 o'clock news on ktvu platz. is a common painkiller and can be found in most people's medicine cabinets. why state regulators may soon classify acetaminophen as a carcinogen. also, another recall to tell 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(sarcastically) fantastic. earn 1.5% cash back on everything you buy with freedom unlimited. chase. make more of what's yours. general motors came to san francisco today to unveil a driverless car. it looks like a cross between a minivan and dolly. it is not a concept car, it is a vehicle geared toward ridesharing. it has no vehicle steering wheel or breaks and no backup driver at all. it will be quite a while before driverless cars are commonplace on the road. >> reporter: using what he calls cruise technology, general motors, the 112-year- old worldwide automotive giant, showed us the true cause of the future that will be missing several critical components, like the steering will, a brake pedal and an accelerator. and in its true purpose, it's to be more of a rancher vehicle than personal transportation. ben mckeever is an automatic vehicle researcher. >> certainly the have the potential now and we are very excited about it and we think it's inevitable. >> experts say while intelligent vehicles will prevent a lot of rare enders, other common accidents and lower your insurance rates, those cars are years into the future. >> until there is real connected automated vehicles we will not see the full potential. >> that's because in a truly autonomous environment, cards have to be able to communicate with not only pretty much every other vehicle out there, but with traffic monitors, implanted road sensors, roadside sensors, weather stations, traffic devices and many other things not connected , or even developed. >> these cars would actually be able to communicate with each other and currently there is no standard way of doing that. >> and not having such niceties such as steering wheels and brakes makes it a whole lot riskier. how long until your car can drive itself anywhere and everywhere? >> i think we are 20 years off until we see that widespread matter. >> let's get a check of the weather now. it's been a drizzly, chilly night around the bay area and we are going to check in with bill now with more on the way. >> more showers on the way. you can see them out there with the green on the radar showing what you would expect with wet roads. that's what we have come to throughout the bay area. the heaviest rain earlier today was up in the marin county area . as you know they got up to an inch of rain in some places. oakland right now getting some moderate to light precipitation. it just continues to fall. of course it is the afternoon commute, which means things are slow out there. i was checking 24 eastbound and 101 going north and there are some slowdowns there as the roads are just wet and people are out and about. a long weekend, everybody is back at woday. there is no rain in the forecast , except in the morning. we might see some valley fog. we probably will see some valley fog. you wake up, cloudy, areas of dense valley fog at times. valley fog is interesting because it forms essentially in the same spots over and over. not always, but almost always. if you are used to seeing valley fog with a little bit of rain in the morning, tomorrow morning is that morning. you will see that up by black point and certainly out by fairfield and in those areas. are you ready for that. tomorrow afternoon we will see a little more blue skies, but the clouds are going to be a general theme here. no rain tomorrow or the next couple of days after this is done, which the cause are kind of a theme. you see that in the computer model here. here's tomorrow morning, a lot of this is fog, a lot of it is clouds. that's how the morning looks. here is how the afternoon looks wednesday. here is how thursday morning looks, you can see that fog in the central valley. that's always nasty from about the granite bay toward purcell and you will see some fog in the bay area as well. that's thursday morning. there's thursday afternoon, little bit of green shows up in lake tahoe, more contrast. no, we need rain. and today's event, not really a huge rain producer for us at all. you got a little something that wants to show up saturday night. it doesn't want to show up on this model. this guy shows up saturday night into sunday morning. again, kind of a weak system. last week we had that one system that was really going at it. but it was a one and done. this was kind of a one and done this week. i'm getting out we need rain and snow. rainfall, we are at 63%, describing all the numbers and pushing them together. that's not real great this time of year. we are not out of the hunt, but it would be nice to get some rain. don't see anything like that until saturday or sunday. authorities in florida are considering possible battery charges against nfl wide receiver antonio brown following an incident outside of his home. police surrounded his mansion in hollywood, florida today following an alleged fight between brown and the driver for a moving company. police stressed brown has not been arrested, or charged. the nfl is investigating because of past allegations of sexual assault and misconduct. the 2020 nfl draft is shaping up to be like know whether he had the league prefers to go full vegas. they are rendering the preliminary plans for the las vegas draft. it includes the red carpet space over the fountain of the bellagio. players who attended choose the to walk the red carpet will be taken by about and there'll be activities for fans, including how fast you can run a 40 yard dash. coming up, derek jeter was elected into the baseball hall of fame today. next in sports, find out the one other person selected in the three superstars who came up short again. be sure to tune in tonight for all the episodes of the resident at eight followed by gordon ramsay's 24 hours at nine. then we hope you will join us for the 10 o'clock news and 11 o'clock news right here on ktvu. introducing a single sports destination. where you can find games, news and highlights. all in one place, right on your tv. the new xfinity sports zone. use your voice to search every stat, standing and score. follow the teams you love and get notifications when the game's about to start, so you'll never miss a minute. with the xfinity sports zone... ...everybody wins. now that's simple, easy, awesome. click, call or visit a store for details. i work hard and i want my money to work hard too. so i use my freedom unlimited card. even when i'm spending, i'm earning 1.5% cash back on everything i buy. earning on my favorite soup... got it. earning on that eclair. don't touch it. don't touch it yet. let me get the big one. nope. this one? nope. this one? no. let me get them all. i'm gonna get them all. it's just the basics. can you double bag this right here? earn 1.5% cash back on everything you buy with freedom unlimited. can you also tell me what it is? chase. make more of what's yours. derek jeter was voted into the hall of fame today. i can't figure out the one person who voted against him. why would he vote against derek jeter? >> use the unanimous choice, for sure. but sometimes guys do that. isn't this the time of year you and i always argue? >> we always do. the hall of fame is not the hall of fame in my opinion if barry bonds, roger clemens and pete rose are not in the hall of fame. now we can argue forever, but it's a museum. come on, they belong there, but they did get it absolutely correct. derek jeter is going into the hall of fame in his first year of eligibility, twenty-year sensational career in one of his best moments came at the expense of the oakland a's in oakland. have a look. >> and the pitch to long, first a slide, basic to the corner. >> that is just instinctive. he wasn't supposed to be there, he just got over there and did it. he has had so many great moments like, look at this, the last at-bat moment of his career as a walk-up base hit. couldn't have done that any better at yankees stadium. who will ever forget this catch right here? going into the stands had long and bloodied and bruised and just an absolute hall of famer if there ever was one and he stayed out of trouble his entire career in new york city. although it wasn't always great when he started. >> i was homesick, completely overmatched and to have the opportunity to have a support group, as i mentioned my family, a lot of phone calls back home crying every night thinking i made a mistake signing professionally. a great coaching with people sticking with me and having confidence in me. ultimately you have a little bit of success and you look back on and feel you can continue to do it. >> joining derek this summer and the hall of fame, i don't know about this, this was not an automatic choice for me. larry walker not only becomes the second ever canadian born player to go to the hall of fame. he was born in maple ridge, canada. 17 years and the major leak, great player no doubt, but the hall of fame is got to be very, very special. upper, upper echelon. two time batting champ, seven goals left, great career no doubt. the roger clemens a 61%, barry bonds in their, all connected to the likes of mark maguire and sammy sosa as well. all right, super bowl about two weeks off. we will have so many things to talk about. but at the top of the list right now is the shanahan family. mike shanahan, insuperable winner himself, getting to have nfc championship trophy to his son. what an event that must've been on both sides of it. last time the 49ers won the super bowl, kyle was the ballboy, the offensive ordinator seen here with the atlanta falcons were lost to the patriots. kyle is talking about how important this first week is before you travel down to the side of the super bowl and getting a jump on the opposition. >> just going up watching my dad go through and being able to go through it myself but the falcons, just seeing firsthand how important it is and take advantage of the first week. you've got to focus on the task at hand. i want you to come down there and get down there. it's hectic and everybody wants to be taken care of but we got a job to do. that's what we are going to do. for these las vegas raiders fans hear the siding of john burt and getting a tour of the new stadium. >> i can't get over it. i just love the black, shiny. >> hard to believe. people aren't going to believe this. >> what's going on? excuse me man, nice to meet you. you play linebacker? >> now, tight end. >> you look like you play linebacker. >> no, john getting a kick out of it. reportedly there a little behind schedule putting the roof on. that's the story to follow in las vegas. guy opens it, and there on his porch is the snail, who says, "what the heck was all that about?" (both laughing) i don't really get it. well, see, it took two years for the snail to... not important. can i ask you a question? sure. where do you think this is going? to be honest, i was hoping at least second base. you're so funny. you're like a stand-up comedian. a jewish stand-up comedian, that'd be new. actually, i think a lot of them are jewish. no, i was just... never mind. look, howard, this is our third date and we both know what that means. we do? sex. you're kidding. but i need to know whether you're looking for a relationship or a one-night stand. okay, just to be clear: there's only one correct answer, right? it's not like "chicken or fish" on an airplane? maybe you need to think about it a little. you know, it's not unheard of for a one-night stand to turn into a relationship. call me when you figure it out. three dates means sex? who knew? greetings, homies. homette. why are you back from your date so early? in romance, as in show business, always leave them wanting more. what exactly does that mean? he struck out. ♪ our whole universe was in a hot, dense state ♪ ♪ then nearly 14 billion years ago expansion started... wait! ♪
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