and kitty hawk road . they spent the entire morning trying to figure out a man in a kia allegedly sped towards them when they were on a dui stop of another car. it started as a dui traffic stop at 3:30 in the morning. livermore police pilled over this car on kitty hawk road . they were conducting a field sobriety test when they heard screeching tires and saw black kia speed toward them. >> he drove the vehicle at the direction of the officers. >> reporter: police say the kia made a beeline towards them on a remote access road. >> they took immediate action and ended up faring their firearms. >> reporter: the driver of the kia was shot in the thigh. he ducked down and police did not immediately take him into custody. instead, they brought in the s.w.a.t. team. police are investigating if the dui suspect called the driver of the kia during the stop. police say they are sure they were driven towards on purpose. >> it is extremely intentional to make that turn. to approach the vehicles at 3:00 or 3:30 in the morning. >> reporter: the dui suspect in the officers were not hurt. there's shooting remains under investigation. the names of everyone involved has not been released. and the scene is now clear. life in livermore, henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >> henry, thank you. breaking news where two court houses were evacuated. >> jesse gary is joining us now live from the scene with the latest information. >> reporter: guys, good afternoon to you. we are live at the superior court complex in downtown san jose right off of north first street. court has reserved resume normal activities. officials are checking to see how many cases were impacted due to a two hour delay this morning. they are trying to see which cases have to be rescheduled and which can be moved to the afternoon. they are mandated to make sure employees still get their lunch break. best starter with a bomb threat that was phoned in. we talked to one woman who was inside and had to be evacuated. >> i was scared, obviously. i mean, it was serious. it was an emergency. it was scary. >> reporter: officials say this bomb threat came in around 9:00 this morning and was phoned in directly to the courthouse by a male caller. no information is known at this time. because of that, officials made the determination to evacuate the court complex here in downtown san jose. additionally, they brought in bomb sniffing dogs to check the vehicles parked on the surrounding streets around the complex to make sure no vehicles had any explosive devices underneath them or attached to them. i spoke to officials and they told me there has been no indication of a bomb. they believe it is a hoax but they still took precautionary steps. >> why take the action? >> out of an abundance of caution. we wanted to make sure to take any kind of threat serious. that's why we did the evacuation. >> reporter: again, court officials say court has resumed. however, the morning cases have been impacted because of a two hour delay. they're going to have to move the cases either to the afternoon or reschedule. if you are scheduled to be in court today at the old county courthouse, call to make sure your case is still on or if it has been rescheduled because of a hoax bomb threat that was called in this morning. live in downtown san jose, jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >> thank you. now to washington where the senate impeachment trial of president trump is underway after a marathon day yesterday. >> the democratic house managers began laying out their case. greg lee is joining us now live from the newsroom with an update. greg. >> reporter: the house managers and senators returning after nearly 13 hours of fierce debate yesterday. at times, things got testy last night facing the justice to reprimand both sides. today, we won't see those exchanges. the house managers began the opening arguments about two hours ago. by the rules, they will have up to two 24 hours and three days to make their case. during that time, the other side and senators cannot speak, only listening. adam schiff told reporters this morning they will go into extensive detail into the articles of impeachment proved by the house. at issue, the allegation president trump leveraged $400 million in military aid to pressure ukraine to announce an investigation into joe and hunter biden. >> if not remedied by his conviction in the senate and removal of office, president trump's abuse of his office and obstruction of congress will permanently alter the balance of power among the branches of government, inventing future presidents to operate as if they are beyond the reach of accountability, congressional oversight, and the law. >> reporter: once they finish, the president's defense team will have their 24 hours to make their case. they argued they believe the president should not be removed because he has not been accused of a criminal act. after arguments and questions, there will be a vote on whether to subpoena witnesses. amendments failed yesterday. president trump spoke about the trial from switzerland early this morning. >> we are doing very well. i got to watch enough. i thought our team did a very good job. honestly, we have all the material. they don't have the material. i would rather interview bolton. i would rather interview a lot of people. the problem with john, it's a national security problem. >> reporter: john bolton has said he would testify if subpoenaed. a reminder, it would take 67 votes to remove the president from office. we are anticipating another long day on the senate floor. a reminder, you can watch the trial on full on ktvu plus. greg lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >> thank you. the city of wuhan says it is shutting down up on flights and trains as the coronavirus continues to spread in china. this comes as the cdc is increasing the number of u.s. airports that are screening passengers. sfo, jfk, and l.a.x. first checked passengers last saturday. they have been expanded to atlanta, and also chicago. as we first reported yesterday, washington state has the first confirmed case of the virus in the u.s. the illness has killed at least 17 people in asia. as jonathan serrie reports, the desk come despite efforts to contain the virus. >> we think it is going to be handled very well. >> reporter: president trump says the federal government is prepared to contain a new strain of the coronavirus. this comes one day after doctors and washington state confirm a man contracted the disease. he had returned home earlier in january from a trip to china. >> common sense precautions. keep your hands washed and clean. don't rub your eyes, don't rub your nose. avoid travel for now unless it is really necessary. if you do have to travel, wear a mask. >> reporter: airports have been having health screenings from people arriving from central china. the virus is a believed to have originated in wuhan, china. it has gone on to affect hundreds of people. researchers say they have created a test to diagnose the new virus. >> it is difficult to predict now how the trajectory of this epidemic will develop. i assume we'll not contain this within a week. >> reporter: the virus is said to give people flulike symptoms including headaches, fevers, and sore throats. there is no vaccine for the virus but most people are expected to recover. doctors say not to panic if you get sick. >> just anyone who has cold and cough symptoms was not traveled, at this point it is not a good indication. >> reporter: the cdc says people who get the virus should drink liquids and rest. in atlanta, jonathan serrie, ktvu fox 2 news. the countdown continues to the super bowl. what the niners are doing to prepare and how much it will cost you if you want to see the game in person. president trump focusing on the economy and climate change. i'm kevin clark in washington. i have details of that story and much more coming up right here at the white house. the rain clouds have moved out for now but sale some 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a surprise news conference. kevin has the latest on his surprising comments and climate change. >> reporter: president trump leaving switzerland after two days of meetings and press events. spending most of his time there talking up the american economy and highlighting his achievements. he also previewed what is expected to be his next high profile trade negotiate with the european union. hinting at possible new tariffs if a deal can be reached soon. >> they've been taking advantage for a long time. we are going to be able to make a deal. otherwise, we have to do something else. >> reporter: another big topic, climate change. officials say they are focusing on making europe the first claimant neutral comment by 2050. the european commission president is encouraging others to follow suit. >> we need leadership to take these topics to the next level. most of us, not all of us, but most of us agree that we need to act. >> reporter: president trump responding with comments about climate change that surprised some later saying he believes it is real and he would like to meet with greta thunberg. he has criticized her in the past. >> when we are clean and beautiful and everything is good but you have another continent where fumes are rising at levels you can't believe, i think she better focus on those places. >> reporter: he also says he is planning on rolling out a new middle class tax cut sometimes in the next 90 days which should be rather interesting. ktvu fox 2 news. the united nations is calling for an investigation after reports that the cell phone of jeff bezos was hacked. experts say the phone was hacked after he received a file from the ones app account of the saudi crown prince and that the file contained a virus. investigators say that large amount of data is stolen. we don't know what was taken or how it is used. they are also killed of killing a columnist who had been critical of the government. bezos owns newspaper. showers last night. the sun broke free today. we have a beautiful day on tap. >> we are talking about lingering fog from this morning. in fact, we have patches of dense fog early this morning. it looks like a dry weather pattern setting up for wednesday. in fact, more sunshine. out about san francisco, we are looking pretty good. in fact, temperatures warming up nicely over the next couple of days. rainfall totals, remember just a couple days ago, tuesday into early this morning, we were talking about rain. those numbers really added up. kentfield over an inch of rain. center rosa, over half an inch. over half an inch in napa. oakland, 0.36. here is the latest on storm tracker 2. the main track is up to the north. today, we have hazy sunshine. still some patchy fog. as we coming closer though, a dry pattern setting up with the next chance of some rainfall tomorrow and into the weekend. visibility is beginning to improve. most areas in general with these observations, showing you visibility around 6 to 10 miles. partly sunny skies. patchy fog. we are tracking marsh our chances just in time for the weekend, especially saturday night and into sunday. here is the live camera looking out towards sfo this afternoon. a few lingering clouds. we'll check in on some of the current numbers. most areas right now in the 50s. a sudden cloud mix. 53 to 57 to 58 degrees. we had the fog this morning, a dry weather pattern. the next system in the pacific is developing for the weekend. partly to mostly sunny skies today. thursday and friday more clouds. here is that next front still way out in the pacific. here is hawaii for reference. this is going to bump up the shower chances especially saturday evening and early sunday morning. here's the forecast model today. this is 4:00 this afternoon. we are looking okay. watch out for patchy fog tomorrow morning. here is thursday. this one model brings a chance of a few sprinkles tomorrow for your thursday. definitely some clouds moving in and that will be the case into friday with 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newson will to word the trans bay terminal as part of the infrastructure summit. governor newsom will be joined by the governors of maryland and montana. it explores how states can eliminate red tape and integrate smart technology into the building of vital infrastructure such as bridges and highways. the university of california decided to delay a vote that was supposed to happen today on a proposal to raise tuition. the president issued a statement saying the vote by the board has been moved to a later, unspecified date. one proposal calls for raising tuition and fees annually by the cost of inflation. governor newsom opposes this. a 10 year old from brentwood is recovering from paralysis. as amber lee reports, her mother says it is the result of a rare disease that starts with the same symptoms as a common cold. >> reporter: sami winters of brentwood is getting back on her feet after nine weeks at ucsf benioff children's hospital oakland >> >> she has done really good. it is scary. >> reporter: scary because sami was paralyzed from the waist down when she arrived in november. she had gone to the dentist for a teeth cleaning appointment when suddenly the 10-year-old's hands began to get numb and she couldn't walk. >> it is scary when you don't know if you can walk. it is so weird because when i walked in my upper back was hurting. >> reporter: her mother says that sami had a slight cough but was otherwise fine. she was diagnosed with afm, a rare but serious neurologic disease described as being polio light, causing paralysis, often in children. >> i just want to bring awareness to it. i was fortunate enough to take her to the er and get her immediate help. >> reporter: this is the mri of sami spinal cord. she tested positive for the rhinovirus which is the cause of common colds. it is in her spine, causing inflammation. it is unknown why the virus can lead to this illness. it can cause permanent and sometimes life-threatening paralysis. just a few days ago, sami took her first steps with help. the cdc says there are 603 confirmed cases nationwide since it started tracking the disease in 2014. 33 confirmed cases in 2019. california had the most, 10. >> it is scary. there is a lot of unknown. >> reporter: winters says the prognosis is not good. sami has hope and determination on her side. >> i would like to kick a soccer ball again. i probably want to go home and get used to it again. >> that is what keeps me going. >> reporter: sami hopes to be released from the hospital in about four weeks. her mother is looking at getting hurt intensive therapy with the goal at getting her to walk again. and oakland, amber lee, ktvu fox 2 news. san francisco police have released new statistics showing that crime is down. some say the numbers don't reflect the reality on the streets. we are starting to see more representation of the niners and chiefs in florida. what officials are doing to prepare for the thousands of fans about to arrive for the festivities 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another vehicle made a sharp turn and appeared to intentionally drive towards the officers. one of them shot at the car and the driver was hit. they were taken into custody. opening arguments are underway in the senate impeachment trial of president trump. adam schiff is laying out the case against the president and urging senators to vote to remove him from office. >> incorrectly using his office and abusing the powers of that office in such a way to jeopardize national security and the integrity of elections, in obstructing the investigation of his own wrongdoing, the president has shown that he believes that he is above the law. >> house managers have 24 hours over the next three days to present their case. the president's legal team will then get the same amount of time to present its defense. officials in wuhan says they are shutting down outbound planes. 17 people have died in china as a result of this infection. more than 470 people have been confirmed to have contracted the virus. a washington state man near seattle is the first confirmed case in the united states. an intense overnight standoff is now over this afternoon. cristina rendon own has the story. >> reporter: it appears it has ended peacefully here in san pablo. the sheriff's office says they were outside of a home a few homes behind us, on the left side of the street, they say a person barricaded themselves in the home and reportedly fired a weapon. that's why they brought the s.w.a.t. team. officers arrived around 9:30 last night. they were out here for several hours over well. we used a drone to see what was going on. officers were spotted in tactical gear. there was a mobile command unit that was brought out to the scene as well. it was in the 8:00 hour that officers went into clear the home. they found the suspect and took that person into custody. it appears things ended peacefully. that is all the information that is being released. cristina rendon own, ktvu fox 2 news. a search for a man who went missing in san francisco continues this afternoon. today marks two weeks since the man was last seen in the mission district. his mom last talk to him back on january 8th when he faced timed her from city college while he was registering for classes. the last person who saw him says he was headed to a restaurant with a man he didn't know very well. >> he told me this guy, he's a bad guy. he carries a gun. >> yes, come to my house later on. call me. i called him twice later on that night and he didn't answer. >> there is no reason for him to be gone this long and has not have any clue. anything. >> the san francisco police department is investigating and they are looking for leads. the city of vallejo has released video from a deadly officer-involved shooting that happened last november. officials say 36-year-old eric riesling was shot and killed by an off-duty police officer. this began with an argument over a parking space. the video shows the man having what appears to be a short heated discussion with sergeant virgil tom it. he has seen retrieving a gun and walking towards thomas who is off-camera. he turns back towards his band, sergeants thomas can be seen drawing a weapon and then opening fire. the shooting remains under investigation. police in san francisco say crime in the city was down last year. as christien kafton tells us, some people say they are not seeing the change on the street. >> 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. the chief says the news is good. >> the department says violent crime is down. homicide down 11%. down 15%. robberies and aggravated assault down as well. same story with property crimes. burglary down 14%. auto burglaries down 2%. many say they may hear that the crime is down but that doesn't match up with what they are seeing. >> what i do see is absence of police presence on one of the more challenging corners of san francisco. and what i see is a plethora of drug use and drug dealers. that's a fact. >> reporter: chief scott says he hears the concerns and is working to take the data learned over the last year and applied that going forward with a focus on some of the cities hotspots. >> we are going to further and could trees controls and focus on the midmarket area. >> reporter: he says 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 senate. i said it. one homicide is too many. one car break in is too many. >> reporter: he also touched on working with the new district attorney. they have to allow the prosecutors to proceed and 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, christien kafton, ktvu fox 2 news. bart's new police chief is exploring the possibility of adding additional stations. the data shows san francisco's balboa park station recorded the number of thefts followed by the oakland coliseum station. the stations with the fewest were west douglas, pittsburgh, and mel brent. the 49ers return to the practice field today as they get set for food bowl 54. it will not be open to the media. they will begin to install its game plan as they prepare for the kansas city chiefs. kyle shanahan and several players will address the media tomorrow. they will fly to miami on sunday. meantime, preparations are underway in miami for the big game. andrew scheinthal has the latest from hard rock stadium. >> we do not hold back when it comes to creating a once-in-a- lifetime experience. >> reporter: super bowl liv is just days away and crews at hard rock are hard at work, getting the finishing touches in place. already the kansas city chiefs and the san francisco 49ers are represented throughout the stadium. soon enough, both teams will be taking over south florida. >> you will see very large graphics throughout the city. >> reporter: it wouldn't be the super bowl without world-class entertainment from the halftime show to the fireworks, the nfl is sparing no expense. >> we are going to have a hologram that will debut here. >> reporter: one of the big stars of the game is this field. crews are working round-the- clock about making sure it is ready for the big game. >> this was specifically grown for the super bowl. both teams will be represented with their logos painted on the field. with thousands of fans expected to show up, verizon is making sure your selfies and instagram photos post without a problem. the customer has installed 5g wireless internet throughout the stadium and city. >> the most important thing is that it works. >> reporter: the big question and according to this chart, one team has a solid chance. >> he predicted san francisco. thousands of fans from the bay area plan to travel to miami for the game. we found out how much that dream trip is setting them back. >> reporter: the super bowl matchup between the san francisco 49ers and the kansas city chiefs is set. but the journey to super bowl liv in miami isn't a cheap one. the cheapest tickets the nfl is selling start at $4400 a piece. >> san francisco going to the super bowl! >> reporter: stubhub says prices spiked more than 300% sunday after the opponents were set which is three-time the increase they suffer the patriots rams matchup last year. >> currently we have a little more than 3000 tickets available on the website. and the average ticket price right now is a cool $7000. >> reporter: the cheapest tickets we found on stubhub were $4200. stubhub says this is traditionally the pike peak with tickets usually dropping closer to the game. >> seven years ago, i look before we won and lost. i was stuck with a flight. this man is going to miami. he booked his flight and hotel right after the 49ers one on saturday night. >> we have been waiting for this moment. i missed it last time when we were in new orleans. i have to go. >> reporter: a travel agent says ron trump flips rain between $500 and $1500 but hotel prices are skyrocketing, ranging from $250 to $2500. don't forget to check the details. >> most hotels will minimum night stay requirements. you have to be there for a minimum of three, five, or seven nights. southwest an american airlines have announced they have added an extra flight each from sjc to florida. >> they are each offering a nonstop flight, southwest to fort lauderdale, american to miami. getting travelers to those locations the friday before the game. stubhub's says people from 37 states have purchased tickets to the super bowl with california beating missouri when it comes to ticket sales. maureen naylor, ktvu fox 2 news. >> remember, you can watch super bowl liv on sunday, february 2nd, right here on ktvu fox 2. du stay with us as we bring you complete coverage including a series of live reports from miami. dts is going on to her. >> i'm excited. >> we'll tell you we can see them right here in the bay area. a nice break from the rainfall. in fact, more sunshine in most neighborhoods. warming temperatures but we are tracking another chance of rain in the five day. we will have that coming up. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. climate is the number 1 priority. i would declare a state of emergency on day 1. congress has never passed an important climate bill, ever. this is a problem that continues to get worse. i've spent a decade fighting and beating oil companies... stopping pipelines... stopping fossil fuel plants, ensuring clean energy across the country. how are we going to pull this country together? we take on the biggest challenge in history, we save the world and do it together. the bart board of directors is expected to improve a plan to install canopies in four stations. >> rob tells us heart has been testing a canopy and now they want more up and down market street. >> reporter: here at the apollo state station, this gait comes down one train stop running. it keeps homeless people from sleeping in the station after hours, making it easier on workers to come in at four clock in the morning. >> much safer to come into work. you don't have to climb over people and be uncertain about how things will go. >> reporter: one man says it wasn't safe for him either. >> they would go to sleep and people would -- >> reporter: they have been testing this for more than a year now. this thursday, they are expected to approve $64.5 million to install the canopies and rolled down the gates at all 24 entrances at the stations. they have already approved $46 million for another share of the project. >> they go a long way from keeping the infrastructure safe. >> reporter: the canopies also protect the aging escalators from the weather, reducing the amount of times they are out of service. >> passengers are not happy when they start are in their right and have to climb stairs. we are going to have all new escalators. some are 25, 35 years old. >> reporter: they seem to like having them better protected. >> and keeps them clean at night. >> reporter: if the board approves the funding, to do new canopies could be up by the end of the year. it is expected to take up to seven years total. rob roth, ktvu fox 2 news. the campbell city council stopped plans for a chick-fil-a restaurant. it was standing room only at the council meeting last night. many people wanted to be heard and most spoke out against the project. a group that opposes the plan claims that chick-fil-a would compromise pedestrian safety and increase traffic and noise. it opposes chick-fil-a's previous support of lgbtq causes. >> i'm concerned the number of cars that are anticipated to come that the drive to mr. pickles will be blocked and those businesses will be negatively impacted. >> and attorney for chick-fil-a says they never found any problems with plans for the restaurant in previous discussions. chick-fil-a hasn't said what comes next. after wet day around the bay area yesterday, we are looking at sunshine today. >> it is shaping up to be a fairly nice wednesday. some patchy, dense fog this morning gradually lifting. we have more sunshine across a good portion of the bay area. it is a fairly mild. a few spots in the lower 60s. as far as rainfall, let's see where we are. santa rosa is leading the pack. at least on these panels, 79% of average. over 15 inches. not so much rain for the self- pay in san jose. we are playing catch-up. breaking the rainfall for today, up to the north we are picking up a few light clouds this afternoon. we still have some lingering patches of dense fog as well. it is a dry weather pattern for today for your wednesday afternoon. and the winds have a offshore flow. they are moving to the southwest. that can transport some of the fog closer to the region. the wind speeds are actually fairly light. 3 to 7 miles per hour. a calm when towards livermore. sfo, a northerly wind at 3 miles per hour. mostly sunny skies with patchy fog. tomorrow, we will cloud things up. it will be mild. the weekend, shower chances back in the bay area. here's the live camera looking out towards sfo. lots of arrival delays yesterday because of the dense fog. a little more sunshine this afternoon. still some stubborn patches. current numbers, most areas in the 50s. santa rosa, oakland, and livermore reporting 58. upper 50s, 58 degrees. here's where we are today. the next system will be approaching this weekend, especially saturday night and into sunday. today though, partly to mostly sunny skies. we will cloud things up thursday and friday. and then the chance of we can showers. be watching out for that especially by saturday night. here we are with that son cloud mix. this is tomorrow morning. this forecast model is bringing in the chance of a few sprinkles up into that area. definitely some clouds throughout the region on thursday. another cloudy day. and then saturday, we are tracking that next system. forecasted highs this afternoon, lots of upper 50s. warm spots approaching the lower 60s. san jose, livermore, morgan hill. your five day forecast, temperatures pretty mild tomorrow. we'll have the clouds around thursday and friday. there we go with the rain clouds this weekend. this weekend will not be a washout but we do bring the shower chances especially saturday evening, late saturday night, and early sunday morning. a prominent member of the monty python troupe has died. carrie jones rose to fame in the 60s as a founding member. he is a director, screenwriter, and director. his family released a statement calling his battle with the disease close, extremely braze. terry jones was 77 years old. the captain of the san jose earthquakes is getting ready for his farewell season. early this morning, dave clark got a chance to chat with chris. he has scored more goals than any other player in the history of major league soccer and has been a fixture for the past decade. when asked about playing his 16th season, he had this to say. >> he's a great man. he teaches great values on and off the field. i love the way he approaches the game. also the way he approaches life. it is fun to play for him. he has reignited a fire for all of us in the locker room. >> reporter: the earthquakes are getting ready to leave for a two week training camp in mexico this sunday. their only day off, watching super bowl liv. he also gave his thoughts on the matchup between the 49ers and the kansas city chiefs. he says he is expecting a 34-31 niners victory over the chiefs. the south korean boy band bts is picking off their 2020 two are right here in the bay area. ♪ >> bts, map of the soul to our will start in santa clara at levi's stadium on april 25th and 26th. tickets go on sale on february 7th. they go on sale to the army fan club members two days earlier than that. bts is scheduled to perform in seven other u.s. cities including los angeles and washington, d.c. still to come at noon, 49ers peter. getting up across the country. next, we introduce you to a family in missouri who was divided over who they want to win at this year's super bowl. i am running to defeat donald trump. in 2016 i warned that donald trump was a dangerous demagogue, and when the republican congress wouldn't hold him accountable, i went to work helping run winning campaigns in twenty-one house seats. it's time for the senate to act and remove trump from office, and if they won't do their jobs, this november you and i will. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. one last look at the stocks. the dow jones is on track to finish ever so slightly on the plus side. smallest of bumps on the s&p. john gruden likes what he had seized when he comes to the new stadium. they post a video of him taking a tour on their new website. construction is about 80% complete. he says he looks likes the slick look of the exterior. >> i can't get over it. i just love the black, shiny. >> hard to believe. people are going to believe this. >> nice to meet you. >> you play linebacker? no no. tight end. >> have to get back to work now. >> last week, they reassured fans it will open on time despite the fact that the completion date for the stadium has been pushback. the countdown continues to the super bowl. you might think people who live in missouri would be rooting for the chiefs, one family is split right down the middle. sean mcdowell has more. >> reporter: no matter who wins super bowl liv, the stinson family will celebrate. their loyalties are split right down the middle. jason and jesse have been married for a dozen years. the super bowl might be a lovingly contentious matter in this home since jesse has jason who loves his niners to contend with on super bowl sunday. >> what do you think the final score is going to be? >> reporter: they come by their teams honestly. jesse is a kansas name. jason says his mom grew up in northern california and he has cheered since the niners since their dynasty days. >> at a young age watching joe montana throw touchdown passes after touchdown passes. when she met me, she saw the flag in my room. she knew right then. >> reporter: their kids watch along and their parents encourage them to cheer for the team of their choice. >> i told jason six or eight weeks ago, i said, this is what it is going to come to. he kept telling me no. they saw each other rooting for each other's teams but on super bowl sunday they will speak to their loyalties. >> i'll be searching shooting fireball outside. >> there is no friendly wager on this upcoming super bowl. however, jason stinson says he is considering purchasing a new tv for the family to watch this game on. one can bet everybody will be pinned to that screen on super bowl sunday. sean mcdowell, foxnews. >> some fans had a chance to meet a legend in the south bay. hundreds of people packed the center were jerry rice signed his new book. rice widely regarded as the best wide receiver in pro football history. he says the niners incredible turnaround is another exciting chapter in the 100 year history of american football. >> no one thought this was going to happen this year. no one thought this. right? did you think this? no. nobody thought this. like i said, i have been back on the scene since day one. you know, i can't wait to do battle with kansas city. >> you probably saw a rice on the sidelines during last sunday's game. he cheered on his old team at levi's stadium. do not forget, you can watch super bowl liv on sunday, february 2nd, right here on ktvu fox 2. we have complete coverage including a series of live reports from miami. good having you here today. nice to be reunited. we miss you in the morning. >> i miss you guys too. thanks for watching the ktvu fox 2 news at noon. we'll see you later. dr. oz starts now. meatless pork and sausage is now a thing. >> 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