coming up. taking a look at the roadways, the bay bridge is busy. we have a crash at the toll plaza making matters worse than usual. definitely backed up with a lot of briquettes out of the east bay, oakland and emeryville heading into san francisco. traffic slow out of the maze. you can see traffic is crawling along as you work your way through their. taking a look at traffic on 880 things picking up through hayward. see break lights south bound as you work your way along the nimitz. once on the san mateo bridge you will see an accident as you come off the span to the -- to foster city. more than 100 firefighters are on the scene of a huge fire an apartment complex in orange county. taking a live look right now at that and you can see firefighters continue to spray water on what is left of that building. the fire started after 3:30 this morning. it is a two-story building in the tustin. you can see the flames causing the roof to collapse. so far it's not clear what caused the fire. that is under investigation. reports at this point of any injuries. new this morning we are hearing from a woman who is finally home after being quarantined with 200 others to make sure they weren't infected with the coronavirus. palo alto resident >> exhausted but happy. i understand people will read but a five need to do it i'll do it. >> she also tells us the public should not be afraid of the return of coronavirus a vacuum is coming home. she says they are safer than most people because they have been cleared by the cdc. just before her release she opened up and told us she is worried that people could see them as the walking dead, a reference to the zombie tv show. she is one of thousands quarantined who share the same concerns. stay with kpix 5 and cbs and the area for continuing coverage of the coronavirus. you can always get the latest information on our website kpix.com/coronavirus. senator bernie sanders was projected as the winner just narrowly passing pete buttigieg. we will have a live report from manchester, new hampshire, in the next hour plus mayor buttigieg joins us live on air in the last hour and why he says he is the best candidate to defeat president donald trump. with the california primary less than a month away on super tuesday we've got you covered on all things campaign. had to kpix.com/campaign2020. developing news, police investigating an armed robbery of a man who was washing his car in broad daylight. you can see the struggle. to man are wrapped around the victim and it happened monday afternoon. the victims uncle says these were images from his security camera capturing the robbery and he does not want his foes shown on television for safety reasons. the robbers emptied his pockets, and then they ran off and got away with his wallet, cell phone, keys and some jewelry worth about $10,000. the victim was not injured. in alameda county the many cues in the neil wilson murder trial took the stand and gave bizarre testimony. he is accused of her and claimed years earlier verses from technology planted in his ear and at one point he said the wilson sisters were aliens who kidnapped his grandmother and was threatening to assault her. >> very difficult especially for the girls they have to sit here and hear him not owning up to what he done. >> the attorney claims he is not mentally competent for trial but the court-appointed psychologist disagreed. prosecutors accused him of putting on a show. court resumes tomorrow. new video out of southern california. watch as the driver in a stolen car slams into an oncoming pickup truck. this is in north hollywood yesterday. police were chasing the car just before impact and sent the truck airborne. it took out a tell us -- at utility pole before coming to rest. two people are in custody, and other suspects trapped in the wreckage of a crash. they in the truck driver were taken to the hospital. it was scary. that came from work and i see surrounded by police officers. it was horrible. to see the cars the way they landed. >> no officers were hurt and crew spent hours in the night working to clear up the scene. as you take a live look in san jose the city is dealing with a record number of deadly crashes but now there's a plan to combat the problem. last night the city council voted to push $7 million into its mission zero plan. that helps form a new task force that will ultimately campaign for drivers to stop speeding. the council also sacked a feature on the my san jose app. residents report unsafe streets and notify drivers about dangerous roads. the city leaders of san francisco are launching new safety measures at one of the most dangerous intersections. they are implementing improvements which would be the first of its kind in the bay area. antioch is set to beef up its police force. the city council approved hiring six officers last night. more than 100 officers have been hired over the last two years. the grand jury has returned a six count indictment against actor jussie smollett. accusing him of lying to police in chicago but he claimed he was a victim of a racist and homophobic attack last year. he faces six counts of disorderly conduct and he was originally charged last february for allegedly staging the attack and lying about it to investigators. the charges were eventually dropped the following month with little explanation. we have an obligation to be transparent and everything we do. we dropped the ball in our transparency in the way we handle this case. >> investigators say somllett paid two friends to help and say she attacked because he was unhappy with the salary on the television show and wanted to drum up publicity for his career. prosecutors are recommending a sentence of 26 months for elizabeth henrique and 18 months for her husband manuel. the two pleaded guilty back in october. prosecutors say the couple paid nearly $50,000 for test cheating for their two daughters and $400,000 for bribing the former georgia tennis coach into admitting one of them. rustic you say they and a few other parents stood out among the accused writing, quote, they allow their children to become complicit in the crimes. several of them sought to maximize their games by deducting their payments from their income taxes. as fake charitable contribution. they did so for purchase at the apex of money and power in the united states. happening today, the father accusing the disturbing sex trafficking case will appear in a new york courtroom. he is accused of moving into his daughter's college home and making young students are victims. documents say the 60-year-old coerced and extorted nearly $1 million from five victims at the college. >> the way he directed his victims to obtain money, by draining their parent savings and worse, forced labor and prostitution. >> he is facing sex trafficking, extortion and money laundering charges. and if charge to face life in prison. still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, the contra costa county school has big plans to take on a big name coming up the inspiration brought on by the former first lady. it is a cooler start to the day and we will have some changes. here's a live look at the salesforce tower camera. look closely and you can see some patchy fog. some onshore flow. we will talk about a cool.as we head through the week coming up. break lights as you work towards the bay bridge plus were brzezinski: take a look at this. tom steyer... berman: tom steyer... o'donnell: surging in nevada. scarborough: this is working for tom steyer. o'donnell: surging in south carolina. smerconish: i don't think it's just resources. mitchell: surging in two new polls out of nevada and south carolina. wallace: polling at double digits. king: up eleven points from october. that is dramatic. steyer: i'm saying we have a broken government. that's what's going on in washington, dc. it's been bought by corporations, and my question to the american people is who 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message. taking a live look in richmond where this evening a school board will discuss the possible name change for the contra costa county school wilson elementary. is named after president woodrow wilson, and the school districts is now considering a proposal to rename the school after former first lady michelle obama. our jackie ward is there this morning and she will have more on this proposal coming up in the next half hour. nurses will probably over the sale of the daly city hospital seton medical center is reportedly being sold by its parent company. after it filed for bankruptcy. the nurses want them to be transparent about potential buyers. they claim the company contributed to the closure of a sister hospital in los angeles and now they are worried it could happen in daly city. last week the 200 patients, hospital workers and local officials gathered for a town hall. to san mateo county supervisor is pleading for more information saying in part this is a community hospital that provides care to a lot of people. the owner has a moral responsibility to sell to a hospital and not a developer. this morning a san francisco city leader says the streets are so filthy they need her own department to keep them clean. the supervisor is proposing an initiative to split up the department of public works and create a new department of street cleaning and sanitation. it comes after the head of public words mohammed nuru resigned after his recess arrest on corruption charges. the fullbore would have to vote to put the amendment on the ballot. a live look at the bay bridge is wednesday morning. talks of a bus only lane are set to begin this morning at 9:30. officials say the proposal would save less than five minutes are morning trips into san francisco. the idea of reviving the plan has been kicked around for several years. many argue the move would add to the community nightmare. why would you do that? >> this is not the correct way to write muni. a twitter user posted this video of a man standing calmly on the back of a moving light rail vehicle. san francisco does not say if he was cited. >> that is one way of getting out of paying the ticket price. >> we do not recommend that. in fact muni is on time. everything looks good. public transit, art, caltrain, israel, a good choice if you want to skip the railways. it.and you're headed towards the bay bridge look at this. a live look get traffic busy. flashing lights in the distance and we had an accident in the clearing stages so hopefully they will get that out of the way but definitely well into the maze at this point. a slow ride as you come out of the east bay into san francisco. once in the city no delays coming off the skyway. that earlier trouble spot has been clear. 101, you can see traffic moving ok in both directions. not quite the case for the san mateo bridge. we have reports of an accident at the high rise and by the looks of it on our sensors definitely traffic is building as you head through their. west of 92, all the way to the trouble spot, you can see break lights. 19 minutes on the drive time but i'm guessing that is increasing to 25 minutes to make the trek. as you work your way on 880 you've got the clicks coming out of hayward into union city. ok in the fremont area at eastshore freeway getting busy. the rest of the travel times, highway 4 36 minute out of any up to the eastshore freeway and west bound 580 typical pattern, 38 minutes from there to 680. how are the temperatures? are they typical for today? >> not as warm as the record- breaking highs we saw from many locations yesterday and the day before. temps a little cooler but still mild as we go through the afternoon. this is the start of a cooling trend as we head through the week. i want to show you an indicator of the changes. if you look closely, you can see patchy fog the walloping looking us at the golden gate. that marine layer we know and love is trying to develop this morning and that marine layer will increase as we go through tomorrow and friday. that will cool us down sick the vacantly. at least back down to where we should be for this time of year. it is a cool start to the day. 43 in concord, 50 oakland, livermore 42, and san jose mid- 40s and 40 for santa rosa. a clear start to the day, cooler temperatures, lighter winds and as we head to the day enjoy the sunshine. mild to warm as we go through the afternoon but again a little bit cooler compared to yesterday. we will continue to cool it down as we go through the week. all of us will see the cooler temperatures with seasonal daytime highs by the end of the week. low 60s this afternoon for the coast, mid-60s for the bay and upper 60s to low 70s in my. lighter wins for today. that ridge of high pressure will give way a little bit as we go through the next couple days. stronger onshore flow and on futurecast you can see plenty of sunshine as we head through the afternoon. tomorrow we will see more clouds and that indicates the changes and more of the onshore flow and that will continue for friday as well. temps will drop down to where we should be for this time of year. our sunrise today at 7:08 and sunset at 5:39. here is a seven-day forecast what you can expect. temps cooling down as we head through thursday, friday and saturday. back down to seasonal and cooler still on sunday with mostly cloudy skies. there is a slight chance to see a shower on sunday. happening today the 40th edition of the the cbs reality "survivor" begins this evening. it features past winners competing for a grand prize of $2 million. the first episode runs two hours and you can see it at 8:00 pm here on kpix 5. one of the concessions is i'm contestant who lives in california. his wife is planning a -- and oscar winning actor honor some students. a special premier next on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. to taking a live look outside from our sutro camera. i love this shot of the city. we are going to be right back. >> don't forget we are streaming now on cbsn bay area. you can find us on kpix.com, the cbs i can't believe it. that chad really was raised by wolves? which one is your mother? that's her right there. oh, gosh. no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on my car insurance with geico. it's really great. well, i'm just so glad to have met your beautiful family. and we better be sitting down now. believe it! geico could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. 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. we are going to guarantee health care to all people and create up to 20 million good paying jobs to save this planet. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message because we need an economy that works for all of us, not just wealthy campaign contributors. happening today in about 20 minutes thousands are expected to gather at silicon valley when the doors open for a conference. is the largest gathering of women on the west coast. it will feature sessions with leaders from some of the nation's largest companies. world cup champion megan rapinoe and former patsy ceo will be some of the keynote speakers today. since the conference first started, it has become a place for women to network, connect and attend workshops on professional and personal growth. kicks off at play: 15 at the san jose convention center. it will be streamed live on my. students in the oakland school district are being featured and a new hbo documentary. the stars pot that the last night for the premier of we are the dreams. >> the film focus on the district martin luther king jr. oracle festival every year they pick kids from kindergarten through high school seniors pick a topic that inspires the manchester stories on the big stage. >> i got my inspiration from things i saw personally on social media. i saw a lot of people, like, even our president, making fun and putting other people down. >> it's amazing that i get to be in this and i get to be in this for so many people. >> get this, the executive producer is an oscar winning actor, mahershala ali who was born in oakland, listen hayward and attended college at st. mary's. we are the dream debuts on hbo a week from today. we are keeping an eye on this breaking news out of southern california were a massive fire just caused the roof of his apartment building to collapse. the latest developments coming up in a few minutes on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. to the richmond board of education will vote obama: he's been a leader throughout the country for the past twelve years, mr. michael bloomberg is here. vo: leadership in action. mayor bloomberg and president obama worked together in the fight for gun safety laws, to improve education, and to develop innovative ways to help teens gain the skills needed to find good jobs. obama: at a time when washington is divided in old ideological battles he shows us what can be achieved when we bring people together to seek pragmatic solutions. bloomberg: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. putting term limits on congress, about washington insiders went crazy. they said term limits are bad, that they'll break government. what a joke! congress is working fine for politicians and corporations, but it's not doing anything for real people on climate, health care or gun safety. the only way we get new ideas is electing new people, including a president willing to shake-up washington. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, a raking news, more than 100 firefighters are on scene now working tirelessly to get a handle on this place. the intense firefight in a few minutes. thank you, new hampshire. >> senator sanders claiming victory. we are live with what the primary results me for the rest of the election plus, the message this morning, don't panic. dr. speaking out what the main focus should be in the coronavirus outbreak. good morning. it is wednesday february 12, i'm kenny choi. >> and i'm anne makovec. michelle has the morning off. it's time to get a quick check on the forecast. >> we are looking at above average temps once again but not as warm as the highs we saw for many locations yesterday but still mild. we are looking at a cooler start to the day. 40s and 50s. grab your jacket as you head out the door. were looking at the sutro cam and if you look closely you can see some patching fog. it indicates the changes for us and as we head through the day 67 in san francisco, low 70s for san jose and concord, 11 degrees above average and we will talk more about the cooldown coming up. check in with gianna for the morning commute for 880 and the san mateo bridge. >> the drive out of hayward is busy. we've got backups at the toll plaza. your drive times slightly improving. 20 fifth -- the problem now is on 880. we have reports of an accident, injury accident northbound that will cause some delays this morning. a live look at 880 you can see traffic starting to backup so this is the portion near 238. plan ahead. breaking news, live chopper pictures from the scene of a massive fire at an apartment complex in orange county. the fire began after 3:30 this morning. it is a large two-story building and debris and raging flames forced firefighters to take a defensive position. battling the fire from the outside and spring water and the roof collapse. so far we don't know what caused the fire but no reports of any injuries. that may change. fire officials say they have not confirmed that all the people who lived there got out. now to campaign 2020. senator bernie sanders claiming victory this morning with 97% of the roles in from new hampshire last night. he edged out pete buttigieg and amy klobuchar who came in third. cbs's laura podesta joins us live from manchester this morning with a heart win and the blows in the first national primary of the campaign 2020 season. >> reporter: senator bernie sanders thanked his supporters in a speech last night for delivering him victory here in new hampshire picky also said it was thanks to the tireless work of his many volunteers. he came in first, second place went to south bend, indiana, mayor buttigieg. minnesota senator amy klobuchar turned in a much stronger than expected third-place finish and senator elizabeth warren who came in fourth ward her fellow candidates not to go negative and pressure to stay alive rises. former vice president joe biden, he finished a disappointing fifth and he left the state early to rally support in south carolina. >> we are going to nevada, we are going to south carolina, we will win those states as well. >> hello, america. i am amy klobuchar and i will beat donald trump. >> reporter: senator michael bennet and andrew yang suspended their campaign and others are hoping for better results in upcoming races. the good news for democrats so voter turnout is looking good. more voters turned out in new hampshire for primary day yesterday than they did in 2016. >> so cbs news just released an exit poll before the primary about which issues the voters care about most in new hampshire. what to those results show. >> reporter: healthcare is number one. 37% said they care about healthcare. that is the number one issue they are looking at and they want candidates to deliver on that. followed by climate change, income in equal inequality and foreign policy came in fourth. >> laura podesta, live in manchester, new hampshire, for us. thank you. an hour ago we spoke with pete buttigieg live on our broadcast and streaming on cbsn bay area pick he looks to be one of the front runners now. he had this to say about what is next for his campaign. >> we are entering the phase where thinks folks are asking, how will we defeat donald trump. we demonstrated that the vision and the organizational ground to win and 60. now this is coming to more and more states. will be in nevada and south carolina and california has a critical role to play in deciding the course of this domination. >> the california primary is less than a month away. had to kpix.com/campaign2020. federal prosecutors have quit the case against roger stone after the sentencing request was undercut by the justice department and slammed the president. executors wanted to send stone to present her up to nine years for lying to congress and witness tampering. one day later the u.s. attorney in washington is asking for far less prison time. >> i have seen thousands of cases in my career as a federal and state prosecutor and i've never seen anything like this. >> the justice department says the decision was made before the president weighed in. president trump also denies interfering. senate minority leader chuck schumer is requesting an investigation by the justice department inspector general. new video shows several medical and military crews outside diamond princess where 135 people have been confirmed infected with the coronavirus. officials say 32 out of the 65 have been completed today. the cruise ship has been sitting off the coast of japan since last week. the passenger from hong kong was found infected with the virus. at least 20 of those fallen ill are americans. i spoke with our chief medical medical correspondent about what officials want people to focus on. >> i think one message is don't panic but on the other hand, the public health officials are all over this and looking at it carefully. they are saying, unless you are in an area with a particular high risk there's no reason to wear a mask. >> stay with kpix 5 and cbsn bay area for continuing coverage but you can also find all of our reporting on kpix.com/coronavirus. new videos. crew subbed out the fire at a refinery in louisiana. it started last night at the facility in baton rouge. nobody was hurt. the cause of the fire is under investigation. this refinery is the fifth largest in the united states. the deadly fire in california may have killed more people than thought. 85 people were killed when the fire wiped out the town of paradise in 2018 but a new investigation by the chico enterprise record found that 50 more people likely died as a result of the disaster. experts say the official statistics do not include people who died from complications do to the fire. the number of additional deaths was based on wrongful death claims filed against pg&e. the utilities faulty equipment was blamed for starting the fire. rent control will be a big issue on the ballot in the next election in mountain view. measure d would limit rent increases to 4% a year. they call it a terrible dear saying the city's current rent control lot is tied to the consumer price index which averages about 3% a year. >> every year i've been here our landlords have raised our rent by the exact amount permitted by the rent control. if they raise of 4% then they will raise the rent 4% every year. >> remember, keep sending your housing stories and ideas and concerns to projecthome@cbs.com . you can see a reporting there on a website. an elementary school that bears the name of a president who is accused of supporting racism may soon be honoring a woman who stands vehemently against the. kpix 5's jackie ward has more. >> in a matter of hours history could be made at a school that is not even complete yet. we are here at the school currently named woodrow wilson elementary school. this would be the new location but before students stepped through the doors, the name might be changed to honor former first lady michelle obama. the school is named after the 28th president of the united states and he was in office from 1913 to 1921 and supported many pro-segregation asked. right now, other schools, even princeton university where he was the president, have come under scrutiny for including his name on their campus. the name jane was initiated by pta president and she wrote a letter letter to the board of education in october and since then two meetings have been held and there has been it overwhelming amount of support in favor of the name change. the committee voted unanimously to recommend that board of education change your name to michelle obama elementary school. if approved it would be the first school in northern california to bear her name. the second school in the state to honor former first lady michelle obama. they're having the vote tonight at 6:30 and the school will be completed in the fall. in richmond, jackie work, kpix 5. still ahead, a fuel dumping fiasco has students demanding answers for coming up and streaming on cbsn bay area, the lawsuit just file. and the stock market open just about 10 minutes ago. taking a quick check on the big 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[car beeps] my $4.99 triple bonus jack combo! stack it up for an extra buck. our hot spot right now north bound 880. we got an injury accident walking at least two right lanes and traffic backed up all the way to 238. slowing to as you head through their. what's coming up later this morning on "cbs this morning", gayle king joining us live from new york. more than that, they'll. what you have going on over there? >> anthony mason just treated us all to donut so right now all i can think of is doughnuts. boxes and boxes of doughnuts. those are the ones that are eaten but there is a whole 10 other boxes in the conference room. >> what did you choose? >> i had three. i like anything with jelly. but i digress. ahead on "cbs this morning", we are in manchester, new hampshire, where bernie sanders edged out pete buttigieg in the primary last night. we will break down the winners and losers in the race for the democratic residential nomination two people have a lot to celebrate. plus only on "cbs this morning" we will go inside a program helping special operations troops heal from the wounds of war. and as part of our trailblazer series, two pioneering lawyers speak to us about their work fighting landmark civil rights cases over the span of decades. they have done amazing work. we will see guys at 7:00 about 15 minutes or so from now. >> looking forward to it. you gave us some breakfast inspiration. three doughnuts each. >> you are welcome. to each their own. thank you. this morning one right your company headquartered here in the bay area had a big fourth quarter. joining us with more on that and the latest on the stock market is jason rowe macbooks. -- kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks. >> there was bad news, it brings us losses for 2019 to $2.6 billion, three times what lyft lost a year earlier. that is impacting the stock this morning and tumbling by about 10% in the early going. overall for the stock market we are off to a really good start this morning despite mounting coronavirus concerns on the global economy as well as china of course but we are looking at the dow and nasdaq and s&p all in record territory early this morning. that's go to the big board. dow surging higher, now that gaining 55 points and the s&p is up 18 points. back to you. san francisco-based twitter may try a new trend when it comes to hiring. the ceo told this is inside of the workforce concentration in the city is not serving us personally anymore. will follow the lead of other companies hiring people who work remotely outside of the bay area. a spokesperson was quick to point out that does not mean san francisco will stop being twitter's headquarters. that is where the majority of the employees will be based for the foreseeable's future. there is incredible talent around the world and we have to be able to work in a way that supports them as employees regardless of where they lived. some high school students are suing delta over that fuel dumping fiasco in los angeles last month. the flight to shanghai left l.a.x. when the pilot radioed he did to return to the airport and at an unusually low altitude began dumping the fuel. it hit several schools. a number of students got sick and the lawsuit points to the faa's own admission that the plane was not high enough to allow the field to dissipate before hitting the ground. to 12 minutes now before 7:00. looked like traffic is backing up. >> it is and we have an accident causing the backup on 880. one of our chat cameras is slow -- these are the delays. the crash north of there is causing the problems. again injuries reported with a couple cars tangled up. the two right lanes are blocked until further notice. chp and emergency crews are on scene. 580 is in the green with no delays. take a look at the eastshore freeway. west bound, the morning rush is on. slow and go conditions out of hercules. it has been a busy ride along the eastshore freeway. not a lot of accidents but just a lot of cars. on the bay bridge metering lights are on. carpool users traffic seems to be moving ok. more cars making that ride out of marin into san francisco. no delays but we are seeing more vehicles heading across the golden gate bridge. travel times right now, east shore freeway 33 minutes, 580, 38 minutes from 205 to 680 and north 101 to the airport about 54 minutes. the good news is there are no crashes to san jose but the usual stuff. we are seeing the silicon valley getting busier. also north bound 280 as you can through downtown san jose. happy wednesday to you. >> way through the work week we will start to cool down. as we go through the week back down to seasonal. for today a few degrees cooler compared to the record high temperature we saw from many locations yesterday. still mild to warm but not as warm. here's a live look from our sutro cam with plenty of sunshine and patchy light fog. that is the indicator of some changes for us. a little bit of onshore flow that will kick in for thursday and friday. cooling us out even more. check it out, as we start of the day it is the cooler start in the 40s and 50s. grab that jacket as you head out the door. 48 in oakland, mostly clear skies and livermore 42. 52 in san francisco and santa rosa 40. the 24 hour temperature change, many locations much cooler. here's what you can expect. clear skies, a cooler start to our day with lighter winds and as we head through the afternoon plenty of sunshine, temps a mild to warm to above average for this time of year. again, a little bit cooler compared to yesterday and will continue to cool down as we head through the week. even cooler later in the week for all of us. the ridge of high pressure is still in control. lighter wins for today. the strong ridge of high pressure will give way and pushed further away from us and the low pressure system to the north will usher in the stronger onshore flow. the cooling temperatures will be seasonable the end of the week. today, daytime highs for the south bay, 70 cupertino, campbell upper 60s and for the east bay, upper 60s in concord and pleasant hill. mid-60s in san francisco. oakland as well as berkeley and alameda. low 60s in san leandro and low 70 and santa rosa and low 70s for cloverdale as well as windsor. here is the seven-day forecast what you can expect. cooler today. we will continue to cool down as we head through the work week and into the weekend. back down to where we should be for this time of year. cooler still on sunday with mostly cloudy skies. one weather model does bring a few sprinkles of showers on sunday but for the most part we are looking at cooler temps and we are hoping for some rain but it does not look like a big weather system coming anytime soon. for the first time in nearly 2 decades the petaluma river will be cleaned out and a new dredging operation will clear up the mud and eventually reconnect petaluma to the san francisco bay. you will alleviate hiding and even boost the local economy. >> the boating community that called us on a daily basis, can we come up, i tell them i wouldn't but now we can put the open for business sign up and that is will be planted you. the project will cost $10 million and is expected start this summer. still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, crystal trying to get a handle on this massive fire burning out of control in southern california. the latest development next. before we go to break taking a when mike first became mayor, there were places where black and brown children hadn't received an education for 30 years. mike said, "those are the kids i want to give an opportunity". he increased teacher's salaries. he increased the graduation rates by 40%. he made schools safer all over this country. children aren't getting a quality education. mike is going to fight for all the children. i saw him do it in the largest school system in america. he's going to do the same thing in this country. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this 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of injuries. bernie sanders is the winner of the first democratic presidential primary. he defeated former mayor pete buttigieg 26 to 24%. senator amy klobuchar in his third ahead of elizabeth moran and joe biden. meanwhile president trump coasted to victory in the republican primary. the next one is the nevada caucuses on saturday. police are trying to track down the robbers who attacked the man. they got away with his wallet, cell phone and jewelry worth about $10,000. that unified school district is considering a possible name change for a school in richmond. wilson elementary is named after president woodrow wilson and the proposal calls to name the school after former first lady michelle obama instead. the board meets this evening to discuss the. a backup on 880 do to an accident. two lanes are blocked. traffic is slow. according to our sensors a line of red indicates delays all the way back into a street. use 580 as an alternate. a live look at the golden gate bridge. traffic moving ok and not seeing a lot of delays. take a look traffic in the south day. 101, starting to see stoplights -- mostly clear skies and cooler temps this morning. wind as we head through the afternoon with plenty of sunshine and temps mild and above average for this time of year. not as warm as yesterday. we will continue to cool it down as we head for the week for all of us. daytime highs, 64 in san francisco, upper 60s in concord and san jose. low 70s and santa rosa. there we go with that cool down, especially into the weekend. cloudy skies and much cooler on sunday. let's check in now with an in our new cbsn bay area newsroom streaming use online updates all day long. what are you following for us this morning. >> we will introduce you to the newest koala finally has a name this morning thanks to the public. and super tuesday can be very confusing when it comes to the delicate mayor laugh. weise beak with the political strategies of how california's delegates may end up shaking out that. if you're heading out the door log onto cbs and bay area and you can watch the stories on multiple devices and platforms. thank you so much. "cbs this morning" is coming up next. it will be a warm one today. >> warmer. enjoy it. >> thank you for watching kpix 5 news this morning. have a ♪ good morning to our viewers in the west and welcome to "cbs this morning" i'm gayle king with anthony mason and tony dokoupil. breaking overnight, bernie sanders wins the new hampshire primary just ahead of pete buttigieg. amy klobuchar gets a major boost while elizabeth warren and joe biden suffer a setback. how the results are changing the campaign. claims a father a accused of abusing and exploiting his father's college classmates, inside the allegations, sex trafficking and money laundering. helping heroes heel. we go inside an innovative program using virtual reality to
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