>>thank you for joining us at 5 o'clock tonight, everybody i'm grant lotus and i think it will kiss the senate impeachment trial is officially over and president trump has been acquitted of all charges. the vote not surprising. but still a pretty big blow to house democrats following president trump's controversial state of the union address last night. joining us now is the host of area politics catherine heenan so catherine the impeachment chapter for this president is over what happens next it's over but it's not quite over and it really has been a long and some would say grueling. >>investigation and trial for both parties and some would say for the american public but today again the senate voting to acquit president trump of both impeachment charges in just the 3rd presidential impeachment trial in us history. >>this phone coming after a contentious partisan trial democratic house managers accusing the president of abuse of power obstruction of congress saying he withheld aid from ukraine in exchange for an investigation into former vice president joe biden and his son last friday, the senate rejected the democratic effort to call witnesses and subpoena documents and that set the stage for the conclusion of the trial today the only republican to break ranks with his party on that final vote senator mitt romney s i acknowledge that my verdict will not remove the president from office the results of this senate court. >>will in fact be appealed to a higher court. the judgment of the american people. voters will make the final decision just as the president's lawyers had implored they will not merely that i was among the senators who determined that what the president did was wrong. grievously wrong. >>today's vote it does not promise closure democratic leaders are insisting the result was a legitimate they promised to continue investigating the president it is a sign of the widening partisan divide testing the country. the president meantime he is preparing to a campaign as an exonerated executive and he will reportedly make a speech on his acquittal victory tomorrow vicki and grant. thank you catherine for more political news make sure to tune into inside bay area politics this weekend you can catch. the show with catherine heenan sunday mornings at 06:30am right here on kron 4. >>turning now to our other big story tonight tracking the corona virus outbreak in the evacuees who are now being quarantined here in california early this morning, 2 planes carrying 350 americans fleeing on china arrived at travis air force base in fairfield his video of what it looked like inside one of those places you can see everyone is wearing masks and everything is covered in plastic. tonight, we're told some of that q will be quarantined at a hotel on the base for 2 weeks as part of a federal requirement others will be quarantined at a different military base in southern california. officials say guests and staff at the hotel on travis air base were moved out. >>ahead of the plane's arrival this morning. the cdc held a press conference in fairfield to update the public on the situation. >>they're being held in the travis air force base in an inhale sing that is restricted has restricted movement because they're under corn team there is an outdoor each family has individual room and they're offered food and services wrap around services to provide their comfort, have to stay under pouring tea for 14 days. >>we are told one young child on that flight had a fever and when the planed for corona virus. the cdc says that once the 14 day quarantine period is up and if no one shows any symptoms on the base. people will be allowed to leave in return to their lives right now there are 6 confirmed cases of corona virus in california for them are being treated right here in the bay area. >>2 patients from san benito county are now being treated at ucsf in san francisco in 2 patients in santa clara county are also being treated. the other 2 cases are in southern california and tonight 5 hospital workers in santa clara county are in self-isolation until next week that's being done out of an abundance of caution and within the last hour we just learned the corona virus death toll in china has now reached 563 that is 73 more deaths. >>then we heard about last night in more than 28,000 people have been infected you see that number the close to 20,000 this is the johns hopkins web site that gets updated in real time. thanks to the cdc and the world health organization they track the virus across the globe. it appears that this map hasn't quite gotten the update that the associated press just released again within the last hour but the associated press reporting more than 28,000 cases use it we've posted a link on our website kron 4 dot com. so far the impact of the corona virus as more or less been confined to the health care and travel industry yet the second change of the outbreak worsens kron four's rob fladeboe. >>he's been looking into that and he's live for us in san jose a to tell us what he's found out wrong. >>that's right vicki and reading here, san jose state university where i sat down today with a professor at the look is college and graduate school of business, it is his take that unless a china gets a handle on the corona virus soon. the impact on the local an american economy will be felt far and wide. >>when you could see a very significant slowdown in the the silicon valley economy as a result of this san jose state professor of strategic management robert chapman would says the corona virus outbreak has the potential to hurt technology companies like apple computer, the cutting into sales and upsetting critical supply chains like apple like dell that have got things planned around getting things from china and plan around getting. >>cash flows depending how long apple's impacted china-based manufacturers are down analysts say fewer iphones will likely be shipped compared with before the outbreak. professor ward says the outbreak could also prolong efforts to restore trade with china american grown soybeans in particular if the american farmers don't get to sell there. >>stuff when they thought they were going to sell it. the price of the american farm goods is going to go down will have hurting american farmers agriculture electronics and tourism are at risk other companies that could be heard include starbucks tesla. >>along with the auto parts industry says professor would auto companies, grew big group of companies that they've got a lot auto parts made in china. >>large part of the pharmaceutical value chain goes to china these days. >>professor would says financial markets are on edge. he says containment of the virus is critical if. >>the chinese can document by the middle of next week that they've got a handle on things it's just a blip that seems to be what wall street is acting like is going to happen. but there's no guarantee that that's what's going to happen. they clearly have not documented that they've got a handle on it yet. >>so we. >>now in terms of the local impact on a mom and pop type of businesses. well we know that lot of a specialty food items are imported from china i checked in with the rancho 99 chain of markets here in the bay area which caters to a largely asian clientele. they show me so far no shortages live in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>thank you rob by the way you can say with kron four's we continue our coverage on the corona virus will keep you posted with the latest updates in the best ways to protect yourself. we also have the latest info on kron 4 dot com just look for the corona virus tab and are news. now to a developing story tonight deputies have served search warrants in connection with the 1996 disappearance of kristin smart the 19 year-old from stockton was a freshman at cal poly san luis obispo when she went missing after an off campus party. the search warrants were served for specific evidence items in 4 separate locations in california and washington. back in 2016 fbi agents excavated an area of cal poly that was one of several locations identified by canines trained in detecting the scent of human remains. officials say the case is active and ongoing the details on the search warrants have not been released. >>the man on trial for the murder of nia wilson was removed from the courtroom today for making an outburst just 2 minutes into the prosecutor's opening statement. john khalil was arguing over the facts of just who arrived at the bart station first there he or that wilson sisters. the judge told cow that he would be removed if he did stop talking. but cal continue to object and he was physically removed from the courtroom by deputies. prosecutors completed delivering their opening statement. a new wilson's family members were crying in the courtroom is smart surveillance video was played for the first time publicly the entire homicide was recorded on video. >>i gears now as we take a peek outside get a check on the 4 zone forecast a live look here at the golden gate bridge in it fell noticeably warmer today it did it feels like spring, although we're not officially they're meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez here to explain what's going you know we did notice a nice warm up today and that's going to continue through the end of our work week forecast because today we were a few degrees above average so great way to wrap up our midweek forecast live look outside from our alcatraz camera clear skies out there throughout most of the bay area a few high clouds so streaming in for those of you in parts of the north bay but a nice bump in temperatures double digit warming in nevado and even as you make your way inland into the east bay like livermore so we're all feeling the warmer temperatures out there right now still in the 60's but starting to cool down into the 50's throughout the bay area's shoreline and wind speeds on the breezy side right around 15 miles per hour less sustained winds at 60 miles per hour right now in downtown san francisco for the next 3 days we're going to continue to see the mercury rise, especially on friday where we could be about 5 to 10 degrees above average find out if and when we'll get any rain returning in our forecast in just a few minutes granted to keep back to you. >>thanks for isis still to come tonight a celebrity spotting in san francisco. i can reeves might be spending more time in the bay area. >>all right and fremont police investigating an overnight shooting what we know about a freeway shooting on 8.80 and san francisco, firefighters working to strop to stop drug overdoses in the bay area the new way. we tried to get the politicians to deal with the problem. but they wouldn't. so we took it to the voters and forced big tobacco to pay its share of healthcare costs. we fought oil companies for new clean air laws and closed a billion dollar corporate tax loophole to fund public schools. by going directly to the people we got results. that's not something you see a lot of from washington these days. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. let's make change happen. economically powerfully influenced my values. bernie sanders he's fighting to raise wages. and guarantee health care for all. now, our country is at a turning point. hard working people, betrayed by trump, struggling to survive. in this moment, we need a fighter. bernie sanders. we know he'll fight for us as president because he always has. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. >>overdoses linked to heroin and fentanyl more than doubled last year in san francisco with nearly 300 people losing their lives now the ambulance crews on the front lines of this deadly epidemic avenue way to help them respond to this community in crisis my first morning kelly reports what's being called project friend is meant to save more lives as well as help steer some of the addicks they encounter into treatment. >>it's an all too common dispatch the unconscious response that brought this ambulance crew to the corner of jones and eddie in this case first responders were able to get there in time for young now conscious woman out on a gurney call such as this one medics would likely have administered a dose of naloxone or narcan am. >>the opioid blocker that can reverse an overdose that would leave their patient going through deep opioid withdrawal but alive in 2018 city ems crews administered more than 1600 doses of this life saving drug but last year nearly 300 of these overdose calls linked to either heroin fentanyl or both. >>and it up like this one on 7 to mission back in july with the patient going to the mork rather than the e r you know when you see that statistic our people have to live that every day so it's very trying on your your firefighters or paramedics you're hearing him he's sometimes you get stuck in a loop where you are. >>in the highest of the highs call volume area is downtown. >>you're just doing overdoses all day rain. ryan is one of those san francisco fire department emt is working on the front line of this epidemic i haven't actually had a heroin overdose in probably 2 months everything is france know right now and fentanyl the potency by volume is of factor of a 100 times more potent. >>and it's seeping into everything in the system right now now he and many of the other city ambulance crews are not only working to save the lives of the patients they respond to their also carry narcan in their eggs to give out to those at risk for overdose march or the people in their lives started and training that because of the box so they too can help reverse a fatal overdose. >>you take it out of the package, it works just like a nasal spray there those behind this program which is paid for with a $2 million federal grant they say can help empower the public to help lessen the death toll from this crisis. >>you know we are really a the absolute. the safety net and the absolute front line of this epidemic. and so we are looking for anything we can do to try to to change those statistics and really be part of the solution as well it's called project friend which stands for first responder increase education. >>and the locks ownr distribution. the kids given out under this program have forms that can be filled out which can open those getting them up to treatment options offered to the city's department of public health. first responders believe their patients could be more receptive to the idea of getting help for their addiction. >>once they've experienced such a close call with death there's nobody better than a paramedic or an emt or firefighter to get into somebody's head that you almost died they often want wake up surrounded by, you know firefighters in turn out and paramedics and you know full gear working fever shalee to save their life and that can be really a profound moment for somebody by having first responders get out nor can it not only helps save more lives. it can also possibly help change those lives for the better. >>maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>all right taking a look at our 4 zone forecast a beautiful day out there on the bay from our sutro camera live shot overlooking san francisco early february feels like early may as a warmed up today our meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez is here. it does feel much different out there. it feels great out there hard to going to work on days like today and especially friday we could be 5 to 10 degrees above average so good luck with that one let's take a look at today's daytime highs a few degrees above average along the coast but more than 5 degrees above normal for most of our interior valleys like livermore concord and even santa rosa warming up into the mid 60's and let's take a live look outside in the east bay. >>beautiful sunset out there over berkeley tonight so head out and enjoy it mostly clear skies noticing a few high clouds a streaming through for those of you in the north bay, but temperatures out there right now still holding steady in the low 60's and even mid 60's for those of you novato but starting to cool down into the low to mid and even upper 50's for most of the bay area's shoreline. so let's take a look at overnight lows because not only is a mercury going to rise during the day but we're also finally going to notice some warmer overnight lows widespread low to mid 40's for most of the bay area and even our interior valleys like santa rosa and napa and even conquered in livermore warming up into the upper 30's for your overnight lows even san jose flirting with 40's but 39 degrees for your overnight lows a wake-up planner forecast is going to show by midmorning going to see those warmer temperatures for your thursday low to mid 40's and that mercury is going to continue to rise for your thursday afternoon, better clearing as well with plenty of sunshine as you wrap up your thursday afternoon and evening tomorrow's daytime highs in the low 60's for downtown san francisco and oakland and warming up into the mid 60's for those of you in san jose so very spring-like weather even though the calendar says winter and let's take a look at the extended forecast low to mid and upper 60's santa rosa flirting with 70's but 68 degrees hayward 63 degrees. mount you also in the mid 60's has conquered at 66 degrees for your thursday afternoon highs and as we take a look ahead at the extended forecast the warmest day will be friday and we're going to remain dry for at least the next 7 days back to green and the teeth. >>thank of recent legendary actor kirk douglas tie today, douglas is known for his roles in classics like spartacus 20,000 leagues under the sea and champion born to poor immigrants, he rose to fame in the 50's and 60's earning 3 academy award nominations. douglas went on to produce and direct numerous films suffered a stroke in 1996 but continued to work his son actor michael douglas broke the news this afternoon on instagram writing in part dead i love you so much and i'm so proud to be your son kirk douglas dead tonight at the age of 103. still ahead tonight changes are coming to twitter the content the social media platform says it will now remove. >>and reeves spotted in san francisco. what he's up to and wh >>it is here to save us all actually hollywood actor cowdery's is here in the bay area filming what many speculate is the next chapter in his box office smash hit the matrix sure seems that way today kron four's haaziq madyun was on the scene when reeves appear during filming in san francisco. >>hollywood box office star reeves will be on location at columbus and kirti streets san francisco. it appears he is here working on the much anticipated 4th installment of the matrix however the san francisco film commission says the production is officially called project ice cream likely a working title connected to reis being spotted putting some work it on an ice cream cone last month that alameda video courtesy at happy never boy wednesday is day one for production of the city. our cameras caught reeves walkie talkie smoking a cigarette and really his adoring fans it made my day. >>to see no meetings or francisco. >>i mean amazing i've been a fan of general i was a child we were just talking about the need the other day my colleague and i mine is just amazing. it's like a star this is off the bucket list and i actually texted my husband, he's super i told him i'm walking down the street sit watching canneries filming a movie and he's like that's also the scene they were building above several takes of care to read standing on the did lifting his head above his head while gazing toward the sky, this spent the morning working on that absolutely. >>the project the ice cream is scheduled to wrap up they'll be the last weekend in february in san francisco has a menu from 4 to stay as long as he likes to twitter says it will begin to label and in some cases remove doctored or manipulated photos audio and videos that are designed mislead people. >>the company says that the new rules prohibit sharing synthetic or manipulated material that's likely to cause harm material that is manipulated, but isn't necessarily harmful make it a warning label but deciding what might cause harm could be difficult to define. summit area will likely fall into a gray area. twitter says it could include stocking a voter suppression and intimidation and material that aims to silence some time. >>they say 5.30 any space school is fined by disney why the media giant says emerson elementary owes the company money. >>and regulating the cigarettes how federal lawmakers are looking to restrict vaping across the country. >>plus investiga here's the america i know. a country that puts working together ahead of standing apart. where we find common ground to expand health care and build a stronger, fairer economy and save our planet. i'm a problems solver, i 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is open for people who need to go northbound 80 this is my re avenue it's free and clear but for a couple of hours in the overnight hours. it actually was a crime scene chp investigators had to shut it down they put yellow tape across the just to make sure that nobody even walks into the area as they were searching for shell casings it appears that they did recover 5 shell casings this involves 2 locations the second location there were 2 people in separate cars who were shot at instead of pulling over right here at the maher read on ramp to northbound 8.80 they keep going to a fire station about 3 miles away. they call police officers, police officers rushed to the scene fremont police officers chp investigators they show up they look at a black bmw that was hit there was also a white mercedes that car was not hit. those 2 people just picked up those 2 cars at around 3 o'clock in the morning and was looking to going northbound when all of a sudden shots rang out. >>they're driving separate vehicles in tandem got on the route their statement was 2 vehicles pulled up alongside of them and they heard shots 9 o we all know the most vehicle shot or just one, but