behind me. the rain stopped. it was coming down earlier. now, the rain has stopped. still blowing a little bit. a little windy. we can see everyone coming back. so many people in town ready to enjoy the vibe and the atmosphere. such a great energy. all week, we have seen parts of miami. miami has been a great host. and the stories are so compelling and interesting. and there are reasons this super bowl means so much to the people here. and george kiddel is responsible for bringing a mother and her son here to see the super bowl. they arrived last night and we got to speak to them. josie and her son lamar took a few minutes to take it all in. she says she knows her latus sergeant martin lamar would have loved this. her late husband. >> he would be over the moon excited. >> reporter: the father of five loved his family, the military, the sunday football, and the niner. he died nine years ago in iraq. killed in action before he could meet his brand new baby girl. >> i was waiting for a call for him saying happy anniversary. instead i got a knock from casualty services. we brought him home to bury him in sacramento when he passed away in iraq. on the way back to dallas. that's where we were stationed in texas. at the airport, we got to meet jerry rice. and, he was there for us. it was super bowl weekend. i went up to him. got pictures. hugs. it was wonderful. i thought this must be my husband winking at me saying hey, say hi for me. >> reporter: nine years later, their story caught george kiddel's attention and he gave them two tickets the super bowl. josie lamar gave him something too. to make sure her husband will be there in spirit. >> when we got to meet george, we handed him a button with my husband's picture. i don't know where on him. but he will be carrying it with him. >> reporter: this weekend is about family. the military, the niners. it's also about george kiddel. >> if you weren't a superfan before. >> we are now. >> reporter: so back here live at south beach with ocean drive behind us an all the energy, that's one of the many great stories we have heard. and yes, the way they it, it's and nicholas lamar, it's about being a part of a military family and a football family. i was running into fans i had interviewed and it was like big hugs and everyone is close friends. and, the game hasn't even started. so, we are having a good time down here. it is certainly great to see so many fans making it into town. we have a plot of international fans. fans from all over the country. we have a lot of great company down here. >> we know you are bay area born and raised. this is your first time in south florida. in miami. giver us your thoughts about visiting the area. i saw you at the beach the other day. >> she has been making us jealous all week. all her social media pictures are incredible. >> reporter: ghts are what took me so long to get down here. it is fantastic. righchamber of commerce. but really. the weather has been perfect. the water is warm. the beach is great. and really, the food, the diversity. the culture. and that's why i think so many people have come down here. people talk about why are these tickets so expensive? why is it so hard to get there? it's because miami is not a stranger to hosting the super bowl. and people have come before knowing it is a great party. whether or not you are going to the game or not, this is is a place that is all over the city. from little havana, to the convention center. there are crowds everywhere. i have loved every minute of it. >> only good vibes in miami. claudine wong, thank you so much. >> have a good time. and here's the rundown. mornings on 2 at 6:00 a.m. with live coverage from miami. we are starting a little early. fox sports picks up coverage at 8:00 a.m. and super bowl kickoff set for 3:30 and do not miss the masked singer after the game. to this now, antioch police officers found a 16-year-old bo parking lot of tree way. the teenager was hit by three bullets after a basketball game between deer valley and antioch high school. the incident reportedly took place after the game after people were leaving the gym. a large group of juveniles started fighting and shots were fired. we go now to the coronavirus and another confirmed case in the united states. >> officials in massachusetts say a boston man is the eighth case here in the u.s. he is a man in his 20s who recently returned from wuhan china. china updated their numbers. the death toll has now risen to 304 and there are now 14,380 confirmed cases worldwide. the pentagon announced travis air force base is among four military facilities that will house people who may have to be quarantined once evacuated from overseas for the coronavirus. the bases willolmay need to not have contact with evacuees. the three other facilities include bases in texas, coloand the marine corp. air station in san diego. one of those cases is in santa clara county. >> the chinese council in san francisco met with official to address the impact locally. melissa harrington has more. >> reporter: we noticed a lot of people in chinatown wearing masks and some wearing gloves. officials say that is not necessary and worry that an overblown fear of the coronavirus could hurt the chinese community. >> there is no reason to overreact. >> reporter: he held a press conference saturday in san francisco's chto ease the public's fears about the novel coronavirus. >> we want people in the united states to know that the rigorous measures have been taken in china to contain the outbreak of the coronavirus. >> reporter: many flights to and from china have been canceled. transportation in wuhan is shut down. dr. john zang of the hospital says the best thing to do is wash hand. >> if you use water and soap to wash your hands, 20 seconds. and dry. and throw your tissue paper into the garbage can. if you cough, use the tissue paper to cover your mouth if you have tissue paper. if you don't, cough into your elbow. >> reporter: anyone who recently traveled to china and is showing symptoms should doct large crowds. during the incubation period, you can still infect people. dr. zang said it people wearing them in chinatown including a bus driver. the owner of far east grant avenue said some restaurants have had cancellations. business owners are worried about the economic impact. >> there is no need for panic. there are no confirmed cases in the city and county of san francisco. >> reporter: supervisor aaron peskin say it is city is committed to transparency. if there is a confirmed case, they will let the public know right away. >> we are monitoring a handful of individuals who have returned from wuhan who are not exhibiting any symptoms but we are on top of that. >> reporter: there are concerns how panic could fuel prejudice against the chinese community. for example, uc berkeley's health services department apologized after calling xenophobia a common reaction to the coronavirus in a social media post. that line was later >> just china, because china. and you know, to combat diseases or virus like this, we need to be united. >> reporter: the annual lunar parade is still on next week in san francisco. there will be officials along the parade route in case of an emergency. live in san francisco. apple is closing its 42 stores in mainland china has the coronavirus continues to spread. the iphone makers said in a statement it was closing stores, corporate offices, and contact centers in china until february 9. out of an abundance of caution. based on the latest advice health experts. china is the biggest market in terms of sales and where most of the devices are made. flames raced through a walnut creek apartment complex killing a man and injuring a dog. crews descended on the keys apartment when flames were first reported. the contra costa district says the victim was pronounced dead at the hospital. the fire was contained to one unit. all neighbors evacuated have since been allowed back in. because of that fire now under investigation. coming up, danger on the job for santa clara county sheriff deputy. he was out on patrol when he was shot. an update on his condition and what we know about how he was shot. and the stunning midnight release of emails. another beautiful warm day across a good portion of the bay area. but the big time changing for super bowl sunday, we are talking cooler temperatures and stronger windsful we'll update your forecast, coming up. a beautiful picture there. we will show you another beautiful picture. this is hard rock stadium in miami. the site of super bowl 54. the retractable roof was added just a few years ago. used to be open air arena. the 49ers are set to take on the chiefs there in less than a day. we'll be right back. the number of uninsured americans, rising. the cost of prescription drugs, rising. the threat to people with pre-existing conditions, rising. the good news, so is support for the one candidate who'll do 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unincorporatorred morgan hill. >> investigators are looking for the person who opened fire. >> reporter: this is a scary situation that could have ended much worse. thankfully, the santa clara county deputy is expected to be okay. but the investigation is still going on. 48 years living on yubas road and ed barbossa has never experienced anything like this. >> i was in bed and i heard commotion. sirens and stuff going back and forth. >> reporter: a santa clara county sheriff's deputy was shot at about 10:30 friday night near the reservoir. about six miles from ed's home. >> scary today. >> reporter: the sheriff's office says a the car's lights turned off. someone shot at the deputy several times and off. the deputy shknow if anyone was hit. the deputy was treated for nonlife threatening injuries. the suspects have not been found. >> it's crazy out there. they're our protection. we need them. >> reporter: road closure blocked off access to the reservoir as investigators looked at the evidence. ed says though this doesn't happen here, he feels protected. >> i have a dog. if anyone comes around, she barks. >> reporter: in santa clara county, sara zendehnam, ktvu fox 2 news. hours after the impeachment proceedings ended last night, the justice department revealed it has two dozen emails showing withholding military d to fing is first time the trump administration has acknowledged they exist. so was the president directly involved with withholding aid. they were sent months before his phone call with president zelensky. the issue of withholding aiden until an investigation would be launched into joe biden is at the center of the impeachment trial. the center for public integrity sued to gain access to those emails. we are just a little over 24 hours away from the iowa caucuses on monday. and democrats were out in force to gain support. fresh off the impeachment trail, senator elizabeth warren spoke to voters in cedar rapids. warren has her work cut out for her. the latest polls show her in fourth place behind bernie sanders, joe biden, and pete buttigieg. joe biden held a town hall in north liberty iowa today. earlier in the day, he was endorsed t union. hehis perceived ability to beat trump in swing states. one of america's best selling authors known as the queen of suspense has died. mary higgins clark has written more than 50 novels during long career as a writer. she sold over 100 million copies in the u.s. alone. a stranger and watching and lucky day were adapted for television an movies. she died of natural causes at her home in florida at the age of 92. it was a beautiful day around the bay. but things will changing up here. we want to bring in meteorologist mark tamayo. >> the winds picking up and cooler temperatures. the winds could lead to downed trees. we are watching the stronger winds afternoon. 60s to around 70 degrees out toward fairfield. and also morgan hill. san francisco, 63. santa rosa in the upper 60s . we are watching the weather in the bay area and out toward miami. 67 degrees. they have been dealing with rain showers. right now, mostly cloudy skies. all the activity from earlier today with the clouds an the rain showers zipping across this portion of florida. but now kind of kicking on out. the clouds will clear on out as well. there is no rain threat for tomorrow for the super bowl. out toward miami. we are expecting mostly clear skies. a bit of a breeze probably leading up to the game. winds could be around 15 miles an hour. and temperatures at kickoff in the mid 60s . for us back here, in the bay area, we will start out tomorrow morning with a lot of clouds and the clouds pick on out into the afternoon hours but temperatures no more 70s , no more 60s . we are talking mid 50s for tomorrow afternoon. and as far as the winds increasing out of the north, be we have a wind advisory 4:00 a.m. sunday to 4:00 a.m. monday. we could have winds going up above 40, maybe approaching 50 miles an hour. tomorrow will be a cool blustery day here in the bay area. right now, we have the clouds approaching. the clouds will be around first thing tomorrow morning. we'll check in on some of the current numbers out there. still some 50s . still some 60s on the maps here for san francisco. san jose, 58. livermore, upper 50s . here's a live camera looking out toward san francisco for tonight where the fog is making a comeback. we have the fog. and higher clouds kind of working their way back into the area. overnight lows will be starting out tomorrow morning. in the 40s . so today, we had a warm weather pattern. this will be the source of the cooldown for tomorrow. this will be the ce of the strong gusty winds and it could generate some snow shower ins the sierra. so a big dropoff in the numbers for tomorrow. once again, we start out tomorrow morning with cloud cover and clearing skies into the afternoon. although, there is a slight chance of an isolated shower. this is primarily focused up in the north bay tomorrow afternoon. we will keep temperatures on the chilly side. highs tomorrow, 53 to 56 degrees. monday morning, we will be shivering here. we could have a few spots in the upper 20s . morning starts with some freeze on monday. look like the dry weather pattern will continue. at least tomorrow, kind of want to throw on a jacket, a sweater here in the bay area. >> 29 though, i was eyeballing that. 29. it will be chilly the next few days. >> for sure. >> thanks. well, the trump administration yesterday said it was extending the controversial travel ban to include six >> they say they po homeland security. but critics say muslims are being targeted unfairly. >> reporter: president trump is making gohis promise to extend a travel ban he has long insisted is necessary for protecting america's national securities. the department of homeland security rolled out the update yesterday. but it has already prompted an outcry of criticism here at home and abroad. take a listen. >> he campaigned for a muslim ban. he is continuing the policy. >> three of these are muslim majority countries. two of them are about half muslim. >> reporter: the new list of six countries included in this extension, aratrea, burma, tanzania. they remain the other bans that remain in place. now dhs says this extension "places new visa restrictions on six countries that fail to meet a series of security criteria demonstrating they could be a risk to the homeland." the ban was first put many place three years ago, but soon there after, struck down by the supreme court which cited insufficient reasons for keeping people from the countries from entering the united states. only after the white house submitted several revisions and added venezuela and north korea to the list did the courts ultimately uphold the ban. advocacy organizations tell fox news thousands of american children have been separated from their parents as the result of the first ban and insist the president's national security rationale doesn't pass the sniff test. the white house has fiercely disputed claims that the travel ban singles out muslims or any religious or ethnic groups. in washington, gillian turner, fox news. switching gears now, seems forever >> we will get there. only nfl deal. you want to achieve nfl immortality during super bowl weekend? win the actual super bowl. another, get voted into the hall of fame. five outstanding players are now ticketed for enshrinement this summer. first up, troy polamau. known for his playing and his game. he was the defensive player of the year back in 2010. then you have isaac bruce. four time pro bowler. and finished his career with the 49ers. others, former offensive line great steve hutcheson. broncos safety steve atwater. and then the year no surprise, it's our guy, nick bosa, dominated the voting. max crosby of the raiders finished second. he got four votes. domination. devin busch was third. and of course, he has been great in the post season as well. talk about a team that needed a win. stanford basketball had lost three straight games in collectively excruciating fashion. today, the cardinal hosting number 11 oregon with a chance to purge two weeks worth of frustration. jared hass's guys trailed by nine at the half. they came charging back after halftime. two-point game in transition. a nice spin by bryce wills. tyrell terry. gave stanford a lead. how about a career high 27 points in the junior cocaptain? two of in by double digits. berkeley. second half, beavers by five. matt bradley going to and hits traffic. he had 23. bears within four. final 95 seconds. grant put it on the deck. for the defense and the finish. eight points, 11 rips. cal wins, 69-67. bears are 4-4 in pac-12 play. and, the almost upset of the day on the hill top. straight on three. the dons up eight at the half on gonzaga. but, you know the bulldogs will come storming back and they do. one-point game late. the zags survive. 83-79. they s. one final check of the forecast before we go. >> here are miami? >> well, we will do miami next. what is the weather? >> they have temperature ins the 60s . there's a live camera beautiful. >> our coverage of super bowl continues next right after this break. huge tax breaks for the rich, while the middle-class continues to struggle. that's what happens when billionaires are able to control the political system. our campaign is funded by the working people of this country, and those are the people that i will represent. no more tax breaks for billionaires. going to guarantee health care to all people and those are the people that i will represent. and create up to 20 million good paying jobs to save this planet. >> i know this about the super bowl nobody ever remembers who goes there or who wins but we want to bring one back here. the 49ers preparing for the big game in miami, from the nightlife -- >> i want to know what some guys from australia think of this whole american football thing, and who is going to win, give me your opinions? >> i tried that with super bowl xv. i think kansas city. >> reporter: this is san francisco. >> come on san francisco! >> this place has been busy all