town hall meetings across the bay area tonight. amber lee is in dublin where gun rights activists were on hand to challenge >> reporter: that is right, there was a large turnout at dublin high school. 250 people were here. control and the impeachment of president donald trump are were of high interest to those attending the townhall meeting. a largely enthusiastic audience greeted the congressman for the townhall meeting at dublin high school on thursday night. spank the president of the united states is impeached. >> reporter: many say the impeachment of resident donald trump and the upcoming presidential elections are of high interest. >> what we are doing to prevent russians meddling again like they did in 2016 is important.>> reporter: before the townhall, the congressman tells us the priorities. >> housing, reducing congestion and traffic, and holding a reckless president accountable. >> reporter: he also addressed gun control, an issue at the forefront of his brief run for president. >> [ indiscernible - low volume ] >> there were a dozen gun rights activist holding banners at the back of the room. >> talked about him talking about abortion rights and gun rights activism at the same time.>> reporter: this response drew strong reactions from supporters and critics. stick you think criminals return their guns in? do you think they will go through a background check? >> they will shoot two or three body shots. >> reporter: a sub describe gun dealer and trump supporter, showed us a video that he says he uses to train law-abiding gun owners. >> eric has come after gun owners. there are many backgrounds we go through where people purchase guns legally. >> reporter: is is way to stop gun violence is to enforce the existing laws. >> you can do anything and expect the number to go lower.>> reporter: they also spoke about healthcare, social security's, dealings with iran, and china's trade policy. the congressman is scheduled to be back in washington, d.c. on monday. on the peninsula, jackie spear held her own town meeting. hundreds were in the auditorium at south san francisco high school, including dozens of students i came to learn more about the impeachment process. a stanford law professor helped lead tonight's discussion. also tonight, and [ indiscernible ] how the townhall and martinez. in washington, house managers tifocles of impeachment today. they talked about the alleged abuse of power. >> they talked about how the presidents legal team responded. >> the president's conduct is wrong. it is illegal. it is dangerous. it captures the worst fears of our founders, and framers of the constitution. >> house manager started the second day of arguments with a history lesson about what our founders thought about impeachment. the managers focupower charge a president trump in the historic senate trial. president trump placed his personal political interests first. he place them above our national security, above our free and fair elections, and above the system of checks and balances. this conduct is not america first, it is donald trump first.>> reporter: using clips and sides, they laid out the case for why the president should be removed from office, arguing he pressured ukraine to investigate a political rival. they worked to debunk his reason for the investigation. these are allegations of wrongdoing, and the unfounded theory of ukrainian interference.>> common sense would tell us that this allegation against joe biden is false. there was no legitimate basis for any investigation. >> i know a lot about the trump family and their dealings in russia. i don't know anything about the biting connection to the ukraine. when the managers tell me, this has been looked at and debunked, by whom?>> reporter: they called joe biden as witnesses. the senate may vote to allow them. by rule, the president's defense team will not be able to offer a rebuttal until the managers are finished. outside the chambers, the president's personal attorney says this was not an impeachable offense. we are hearing the same things over and over. that is how they will do the case. we will put on a vigorous defense of fact and rebutting what they have said. our job is to defend the president, the office of the presidency, and the constitution. >> reporter: the president is back in the states. he did week at a private event tonight. in the newsroom, greg lee, ktvu fox2 news. we know the names of the three u.s. firefighters that died in a plane crash while battling the australian wildfires. they were from a crew base in california. did it live out of state. the plane operator identified them as capt. ian h. mcbeth, first officer paul clyde hudson, and flight engineer rick a. demorgan jr.. they were all military veterans. the c-130 water tanker that crashed is the same one seen in an event in sacramento county last august. it was part of an event with governor knew some and the former governor that highlighted the states new firefighting abilities. investigators in australia said the cargo plane was turned into an aerial tinker for a firefighting mission when it went down in southern australia. we are devastated. we think of their families. they are out here trying to help everybody out. >> there are many u.s. colleagues and had personal relationships with them. our hearts are with all of those suffering. this is a photo of the tanker last june. investigators say they were wind speeds gusting at 60 miles per hour. health officials say they are looking into potential cases of the coronavirus in alameda county. fewer than 10 people are affected. they all had a high fever cough. they had either traveled to wuhan, china, or interacted with someone who did. the doctors are sending samples to the cdc for testing. some cases have already been cleared. jonathan tells us that china has put 20 million people under quarantine to try to contain the virus.>> reporter: the chinese government imposed strict quarantine measures in two cities, similar to those in place at wuhan. the airport and train station are closed. >> for the moment, the world health organization does not require any broader restrictions on travel or trade. >> reporter: although the new outbreak has claimed at least 17 lives in china, the world health organization stopped short of declaring a global emergency. >> we know there is human to human transmission in china. for now, it appears limited to family groups, and health workers caring for the infected patients. at this time, there is no evidence of human to human transmission outside of china.>> reporter: major airports around the world have enhanced screening of passengers from china. >> as of now, there are 16 identified close contacts.>> reporter: washington state health officials are monitoring people exposed to a united states traveler that became ill after returning from china. >> he does appear to be doing well. we hope you will continue on his excellent clinical course. hopefully he can return home in the near future.>> reporter: coronavirus concerns prompted a middle school to cancel a visit by exchange students from central china. in a message to the families, the principal writes, while officials say transmission of the virus from the students is extremely low. we felt it necessary to make this adjustment.>> reporter: british media report five people with flulike symptoms were taken to the hospital. one in texas is undergoing a similar screening as percussion. in atlanta, fox news. dozens of treasure island residents, past and current, filed a class action lawsuit, seeking $2 billion in damages. according to the chronicle, the lawsuit says authorities lie to residents about the extent of radioactive and toxic contamination on the island. the legal action names the health department, the development authority on the island, and the united states navy, responsible for the pollution and cleanup. in addition to the money, this will halt all building on treasure island until it is independently verified to be safe and clean. nearly 100,000's of red wine spilled from a tank at a vineyard in sonoma county, leaking into the russian river. it was enough to fill a large tanker trucks. it did spell after a door near the bottom of the large blending tank popped open. the wine went into a drainage system on the property that feeds the creek, and the russian river. still ahead, a major break in a case involving dozens of projectiles launched at cars. the arrest made by the chp, and the type of weapon used? after the break, we will look at the weekend forecast, as well as friday. there is rain in the five day. we will see you back here after the break. in less than a week, sonoma county transforms a parking lot into a community for the homeless. how this could help clear up a controversy trail campground? a deadline is looming for hundreds of homeless campers living along a trail in santa rosa. the question is, where will they go? officials that it will clear encampments from the trail in one week. we are getting one option. this is a compound of tiny shelters. we have live coverage at the new village, that is quickly going up.>> reporter: this village is a collection of eight foot by eight foot pallet shelters. this will provide space for 60 people. it will offer privacy and safety, starting sunday, they will move in. this is using, but not curing the crisis.>> reporter: the construction is groundbreaking. sonoma county's first tiny home village for the homeless. >> having a housing unit that you can lock, and keep your things safe are necessary. >> reporter: this is storage for extra possessions, a dog run for pets, and the serenity of a state park next-door. this is an alternative to the trail, where 200 people are squattin stretch. >> this is onecritical piece in a suite of solutions. >> reporter: options whirl follow. people are complaining of theft, fire, drug use. they are demanding that the campers go. >> this is a step in the right direction. this will let people get stable and move on to permanent supportive or affordable housing. staying on the trails not an option. >> reporter: eviction signs are posted. they must vacate by january 29. some will happily take the tiny cabin. >> i do like it better inside. it is not so cold. you don't worry about your steppingstone.>> reporter: some complain that it is too far out of town even with shuttle buses. there are restrictions, including being sober. >> if they change a few of the rules, i will go. a 7:00 p.m. curfew, and no visitors, that is like being in jail. >> reporter: they ensure retirement community, sitting across the highway from the tiny homes will be safe. st. vincent depaul will run the village.>> it is a drop in the bucket. at least we are investing in homelessness now in a way we have not before. >> i have heard people say, i am tired, which go to rehab. >> reporter: for volunteers, the village is fine. it is inadequate, because more than 100 people still need someone to go in one weeks time. >> i don't understand, why not the fairgrounds? this is for when emergencies happen. these are human beings. sonoma county, x of kindness is a new facebook group, organizing volunteers, donations, and move in support for the homeless, bringing meals to the new village when it opens. the county teams will continue working the trail, trying to get people into shelters, hotels, or other services before next week's sweep. thank you deborah. an online tip led to the arrest of a child pornography suspect in san mateo county. they served a search warrant on 54-year-old, daniel wadleigh. they found 10,000, inappropriate images of children on his computer. they said none of the images appear to be of local children. he was arrested for possession of child pornography. chp announced a break in a case that baffled investigators for nearly a year. officers arrested a man, who they say was using a slingshot to launch projectiles of vehicles along highway 101, south of the bay area. drivers have been terrified, because those attacks kept happening.>> reporter: authorities say that this is the man that has been shattering car windows and terrorizing motorists over the last year. charles kenneth lafferty has been arrested in a string of projectile attacks. >> we felt it was only a matter of time before someone seriously got hurt. this is great news. >> reporter: the break in the case came after the 69th known incident. the projectile task force identified a suspicious vehicle, a gmc sonoma pickup truck. that led to search warrants, and the arrest of charles kenneth lafferty in san luis obispo county. >> we saw he had the means in the manner to carry out these attacks.>> reporter: authorities say he used a slingshot and glass marbles, launching them of the passing drivers on highway 101 and state route 156 near pruned ale. the vehicles were chosen at random. one of them is a school bus. five people were injured. the authorities say he was familiar with the area. >> we do believe one or two of the people worked here.>> reporter: there is no word on motive. >> now i am not afraid to go to the safeway or go down the road. that has been one of my concerns. >> reporter: he is being held on numerous unts, including throwing objects at a vehicle, so with a deadly weapon, and possession of a silencer. chp says more charges may be coming. the governor of oklahoma is striking back against california. the republican governor signed an executive order today, prohibiting oklahoma's state employees from traveling to california on nonessential business. this comes less than one year after california opposed a similar travel ban on oklahoma, which passed the law, allowing religious organizations to exclude same-sex couples from adoptions. the governor said, enough is enough. of california does not want public employees going to oklahoma, i am eager to return the gesture. let's take a look at the rain we had over the next couple of days. this help the rainfall totals. as i mentioned all month, we are behind schedule on rainfall . most areas are up 40 or 50% rain average. some places like santa rosa, this is the rain we got today. this is the percent of average. santa rosa looks good at 70%. this is at 50% of where we want to be. the plan is to get more rain in here. that does not happen until saturday night into sunday morning. you can see the clouds out there. we have plenty of that. the class will be around again tomorrow. we could have a few sprinkles tomorrow night as the system slides to the north. it is essentially dry. you can see, we have rain in eureka. we have some sprinkles to the east of us. this gets worse saturday and sunday night. we will get half an inch of rain in that time. right now, it is raining significantly. they are getting good rain up there. look for the valley fog. look for mostly cloudy conditions all day. get ready for saturday night when we get rain back in here. i will see you back here with the computer model. at 10:30, meet an artist behind a new mural commissioned by the 49ers. the reason that he wanted it, and the hidden messages? a deadly crash involving robbery suspects. a home invasion, just minutes earlier, and the similarities to other cases in the bay area. a sewage bill forced the closure of a late. no swimming, fishing, or water contact until further notice. this happened late yesterday. visitors can walk around the lake. officials say you should not come in contact with the water. this video is of a similar spill last year. the park district is testing the water quality and will reopen the lake once the test showed a safe. down to san mateo where man has died following a car crash that was linked to a botched home invasion. two other suspects were hurt a fourth is under arrest, if it is on the loose. we spoke to witnesses about what happened. >> reporter: it was 3:45 in the morning when a resident called san mateo police zynga group of people were forcing their way inside of this heavily fortified home. there was a ferrari testarossa in the garage. >> the resident was able to sequester themselves in a safe place while officers responded. >> reporter: officers arrived when the invaders were taking off in two cars.>> reporter: my wife heard cars screeching off, bailey out of here. >> the people sped off in separate directions. one of the vehicles took off at a high speed over state route nima to 92.>> reporter: they called off the chase, the acura got away. the mazda crashed head on into a cement barrier on highway 101. a man in the backseat died. the male driver and a female passenger were taken to the hospital. back at the house, police say they found and arrested a the suspect hiding inside of it dodge charger parked outside. >> it sounds like the person was left of the scene for unknown reasons. >> were spotted in a basket on the roof of the house. neighbors say the home is been targeted before, and the resident owns a gun. the house has a metal door, bars on the windows, and surveillance cameras. >> we will figure out what the story is behind that. >> reporter: i did count on the fortified door. a short while later, a man open the garage door. his harare was parked inside. >> you cannot talk about what happened? are you okay? are you hurt? >> ohno. >> reporter: what happened? >> i cannot talk to you. >> this is not the norm around here. nothing is typically fortified. that is odd. >> reporter: the incident has similarities to a home invasion in san francisc in the garage and was robbed of a sizable amount of cash. the home invasions are a regional problem, so the police will compare that with other jurisdictions to see if this case was related to any others. in san mateo, ktvu fox2 news. coming up, big changes to market street. there is a ban on private vehicles that will take effect next week. we are looking at the modifications underway. there was a big upset at the australian open, serena williams is out. this is becoming quite the attraction here in san jose. coming up, the story behind this massive mural honoring the 49ers. closed captioning for the 10:00 news is brought to you by mancini's sleep world. beyond the routine checkups. beyond the not-so-routine cases. comcast business is helping doctors provide care in whole new ways. all working with a new generation of technologies powered by our gig-speed network. because beyond technology... there is human ingenuity. every day, comcast business is helping businesses go beyond the expected. to do the extraordinary. take your business beyond. fox2 the 49ers hit the practice field today in santa clara peer coaches say they do everything possible to make this a normal week of preparation before they had to miami for the super bowl. the team does plan to practice again tomorrow. they will travel to florida on sunday. we are told that kevin coleman, who separated his shoulder in last sunday's championship game has not been ruled out of playing in the super bowl on ne jose is paying homage to the super bowl bound 49ers. it is called faithful to the bay on south azenith smith joins us after speaking to the artist of the mural.>> reporter: he is part of a group of artists called the luminaries. he tells me the 49ers commissioned this piece of art to brighten up this intersection and pump red and gold into the community. it sure has. at the corner of south montgomery and west san fernando street, this massive mural honoring the 49er faithful is becoming quite the attraction. >> this is great, mural art. >> in san jose, we have a loyal 49er fan base. i am not surprised. i would not be surprised if i saw any of this anywhere around here. >> no matter what the team has been through, we have always stuck by them.>> reporter:, brightest part of a team of artists called the luminaries. he says the 49ers approach them last november to create the first ever mural in san jose.>> you always have to get a rough catch up there. the cause this wall is brick, it makes a de facto grid. >> is started as a sketch with chalk. this developed into a piece of art, 15 feet tall and 45 feet wide. >> we found a clever way to use our playfulness to be a backdrop. instead of covering everything, we just played around. we played with letters and words. >> reporter: inside of the reflective gold lettering, depending on how the light hits it, is that'll affect you can make up words like candlestick, and the catch. the mural sits on the back of the building, home to the world sports collectibles. they sell 49ers memorabilia. the unders is the mural has increased his shops visibility. >> there are pictures from all over the world here. people community pictures. >> reporter: the big mural dates back to 2012 in san francisco. since then, the group created murals throughout the bay area for the warriors and the oakland a's. they say this mural brings it back full circle. >> it's not about being faithful because we won or lost. it is about being faithful because we are bay area strong. we are united. >> the artist i spoke to, if they win the super bowl, the skies the limit. right now, they are grateful for the exposure. the hidden messages are pretty cool. you can watch super bowl liv on sunday, february 2, right here on ktvu fox2. we will have live reports for miami, starting on monday. markets are about to go through a change. on wednesday, the cars will be banned from a two mile stretch in the downtown area. the goal of the new restrictions is to improve math mass transit and pedestrian safety. >> reporter: sky fox caught an image of the changes looming for the busy stretch of market street in downtown san francisco. >> we have been on scene, painting the lanes, to let drivers a motorist know that they cannot turn onto market street.>> reporter: a car freezone goes in for stewart street. on the eastbound side, the vehicles are banned from 10th to mainstreet. city officials estimate that 500,000 people walk markday. >> it is not fun to walk there now.>> reporter: there was a familiar standoff between those on foot and is behind the wheel, doing that delicate dance to the tune of who has the right-of-way? among them is a san francisco resident, aaron cox, his that she has heard of the changes, and she is eager to see them happen. >> when i come to work, i can walk in the street. >> she can't, but she will appear at vehicles to deal with. >> transit agencies, taxis, and commercial vehicles will be able to use this stretch. >> reporter: this focuses on pedestrian safety. this is a painted safety zone. there are eight of them across market street. the idea is to put a buffer between the people walking in this area and the cars. market street has had the same issues for more than 100 years. does 1906 video, the earliest known film, shows the road bustling with activity. aside from the cable cars and carriages, market street is as busy today as it ever was, with one exception. it is more dense, leading officials to make the change, clearing the streets of private cars to keep transit on time and pedestrian safe. they average over 100 serious collisions per year. we are trying to reduce conflicts with vehicles, bicyclists, and pedestrians.>> reporter: let's say you are here and you need to go across. you can do this. the rideshare cars are not allowed on market street at all. i am told the major rideshare companies will be geo-fencing, setting up a virtual perimeter around the restricted portion so the drivers do not accident a lot there. they will have a fine of $238, and a point on their license if they do. in san francisco, andre senior, ktvu fox2 news. a love for china is showcased in a new exhibit. he went all the way to the border. see the new chinese exhibit, 15 years in the making, thanks to a bay area benefactor. we have valley fog back in the forecast tomorrow morning. we do have rain showing up through part of your weekend. a bay area school district is taking on juul. the claim against the electronic cigarette maker? san francisco's new district attorney has gone ahead and eliminated cash bail is a condition for a defendant's pretrial release. this move fulfills one of his key campaign pledges. instead of bail money, there will be a risk assessment determining whether someone goes free. the former public defender says he does believe the cash bail system unfairly affects the poor and people of color. >> the cash bail system, as it worked in san francisco, loud wealthy people who were dangerous, to purchase their freedom and be back on the street immediately. for people, who presented no public safety risk could languish behind bars. >> the police union strongly opposes his decision. it issued a statement, which says in part, he is in the process of building the largest criminal justice revolving door imaginable. san franciscans will pay a heavy price for. the campbell union high school district filed a lawsuit against juul. the lawsuit claims that juul helped cultivate and foster an epidemic that disrupts education and learning. the district lawsuit was filed on the same day as lawsuits filed by school districts in davis and chico. this follows similar lawsuits filed by more than half a dozen schools around the state peer new details about the mountain lion killed earlier this week in orange county after a 3-year-old boy was attacked. dna test confirmed that the mountain lion that was killed is the same animal to injure the child on monday. the boy suffered a bite to the neck and was treated at a hospital and released. the orange county sheriff department had to evacuate the wilderness park after that attack. they got permission to kill the lion. wells fargo ceo has been fined 17 1/2 million dollars for his role in the banks fake account scandal. federal regulators are suing five other former wells fargo executives for a total of $37 million. this is the first time that regulators have punished individual executives for the banks wrongdoing. wells fargo has already paid hundreds of millions of dollars in fines and penalties for encouraging employees to open up millions of fake accounts in order to meet aggressive sales goals. stocks were mostly higher with modest gains after a selloff in asia over the potential impact of the coronavirus. the dow was down 26, the nasdaq was up 18, and the s&p 500 was up three. chinese new year starts on saturday peer tonight, we have a sneak peek of a new exhibit in danville, part of a personal collection, years in the making. our chief meteorologist returns with the complete bay area forecast, including the next chance for rain. a new gallery opens this week at the blackhawk museum with an example called into china. this is for the start of the chinese new year. we got a sneak peek at the gallery, and why the exhibits are so personal.>> reporter: there is a story being told inside of this new exhibit in the blackhawk museum. it is a bit of a love story. >> it represents his love for china, and his dedication to the country.>> reporter: this is the curator of the into china gallery, tribute to the art and history of china, featuring an imperial dragon, terra-cotta warriors, and a skilled model of the forbidden city that is 19 feet long, and took 15 years to build. each piece has a story. so does the exhibits and the museum itself. this was his vision, the billionaire philanthropist that one's own the seahawks and built the elite gated communities of blackhawk. >> the nexus was my father. he was passionate about certain things. he wanted children to experiences type he wanted them to learn and be fascinated.>> reporter: every piece is here because can bearing >> he was so in love with it. he went all the way to the border to acquire that. >> reporter:'s family said every time he took a trip the exhibit grew. >> he funded everything. >> reporter: the 5 years it took to create the gallery was personal. >> every day i saw him, except when he traveled. he would come here. >> reporter: it is filled with pieces meant to impress with size and detail. from the throne made of wood and gold, to the 20 pieces making up the dreamland exhibit. >> many places are like that where you have to go from boats to one village to the other one. that is why it is the dreamland.>> reporter: this is part of his life story. >> he started his life simply. he acquired knowledge throughout his life. his museum represents his past life. >> reporter: as they get ready to open the doors, there is sadness that he will not be able to see it. >> my father passed away six months ago. his dream was to have these galleries open, and have people enjoy them. that is our mission. >> reporter: in here, they say, somehow it feels like his story is continuing. >> i think he is still alive here.>> reporter: in danville, ktvu fox2 news. the into china exhibit opens the first day of the chinese new year, saturday, january 25. join us for this year san francisco chinese new year parade on saturday, february 8. you can watch it, live, 6:00 p.m., on ktvu fox2. hi we have plenty of clouds out there now. the next few days will be partly are mostly cloudy. we have a slight chance of us tomorrow night. it will not be a game changer. the real rain comes on saturday morning. it will be an overnight event. that will leave saturday mostly dry. after 10:00 a.m. on sunday, it will be dry. in the mountains, there will be snow and a winter storm warning. that could be an issue as you travel around up there on sunday morning. you can see the showers, this is a fluid pattern. there is nothing dynamic right now, except to the north in eureka. we could perhaps get half an inch, or three quarters of an inch. we make it more in the coastal hills. in the mountains, they could get a foot of snow. that is a healthy weather system. it does not get here until saturday night. it is a beautiful night outside air temperatures are on the mild side. it is 46 degrees in santa rosa. these numbers are warm. normally we would be in the 30s. the next couple of days, we will be on the mild side. it will be 50 degrees in san francisco. we are in the mid-50s by lunchtime. we have partly sunny a mostly cloudy skies. it will be a bit of everything. tomorrow night, we could get a few sprinkles in the north bay. the next system will not get here until saturday night. tomorrow's the system has increasing clouds with a chance of afternoon sprinkles in the north bay. we then get into an on saturday night. it does work out pretty good. this is another model. is of the showers to the north. here we are tomorrow morning with valley fog. this is tomorrow afternoon and evening. this is a chance of a sprinkle. this is saturday morning, same thing. we have day after day with a similar pattern. this is saturday night. you can see that system slide through. overnight into sunday morning, that system goes by. that is a general, rough idea. saturday and sunday does not look half bad. the plan over the next few days, we have more the same. valley fog will be a thing tomorrow. you know who it is, and you know who you are if you get it. be ready for that, other than that, saturday looks good, sunday afternoon looks good. we have rain on saturday night. we have a huge upset at the history open. serena williams is bounced from the term in their first week. we find out what happened, up next in sports. we have a crackdown on panhandling. we are seeing how one city is planning to crackdown on the behavior by talking to the people who give money. introducing a single sports destination. where you can find games, news and highlights. all in one place, right on your tv. the new xfinity sports zone. use your voice to search every stat, standing and score. follow the teams you love and get notifications when the game's about to start, so you'll never miss a minute. with the xfinity sports zone... ...everybody wins. now that's simple, easy, awesome. click, call or visit a store for details. download the ktvu fox2 weather app. all right, mark is here, super bowl liv, and jimmy garoppolo has super bowl experience. >> yes, when you talk about this game, everybody is looking for every possible angle. there like, they don't have any super bowl experience. i will say, does it weird when you are thrown into that week, and the media, and the possible controversies. jimmy garoppolo, this is the fit time he plbut he has been there before. the 49ers hit the practice field before they take off for miami on sunday. jimmy garoppolo is not heading up right there. he was passing. he is throwing a pass in practice. he can do it. if you look back, he was tom brady's backup. he has been in the nfl for 6 years. this will be his third super bowl. this is the first one starting. he was asked, have you learned anything from watching the great one, tom brady? >> i remember how calm he was. everybody says treated like another game. the way he actually did it, i was up close and personal. i did pick up everything i could. i looked at how he went times i was there the radar, un tonight. news thupset. she was looking to win her 24th grand slam singles title. she was stunned in that third round. serena williams will bounce back in the second set getting the winner. this went three sets, but an incredible, 56 miscues, charge to serena williams. last time these two met, took serena williams 44 minutes. not today. serena williams is out, no grand slam at the australian open. let's start with this, usf lost 17 consecutive times to st. mary's. no change in the script tonight, despite an outstanding game. he had four steals, one right here, leading to 2 of his 19 points. they were up by three at halftime. this was a big, second-half for maleic fits. this was a hockey move. we call this the spinel rama. 44 seconds left, three-pointer corner. that is the way it ended. 58-48, they are 4-2. santa clara is the place if you show up, you could get a free t- shirt. that one was slung out by the cheerleaders. they did put together a decent game against pepperdine. the broncos rub 2, he had 33 points going to the baseline. with 50 seconds left, they go into overtime. it was all tied up, and kobe takes over from there. 88-83, there is the final, pepperdine did and the 17 game home winning streak. tiger woods, we followed his career through the years, he did this a times in his professional career. he will have some kind back to do that that will continue at the farmers insurance open. it was foggy in san diego he had a nice chip at 9. he did birdie with 369. you think that is pretty good. that does leave him tied for 21st after one round. bubba watson had the shot of the day. this one will go for an eagle. he did finish five under. bradley keegan and this gentleman, sebastian has a nice shot from the range. there is plenty of golf and plenty of time for tiger woods to get back into it. we have a time to check this out. defense wins championships. does that hold true for kids basketball? [ at is, this is great. these are first-graders. she did hear that sing, play defense. she is doing it. she is not to let anybody get past her.[ laughter ]>> we have the supermodel benchpress. >> is that his girlfriend? >> i don't know. look at rafael at the history an open, he smacked the ball girl right in the face with the ball. he comes over, are you okay? i want to give you a kiss, right where it hurts. they go. >> he is a class act. that is this hoarding report. next at 11:00 -- have to worry about my stuff being stolen. hundreds of homeless campers are ordered to move along, are being offered shelter. it does come with restrictions. we begin in santa clara. hello again, these are tents lining a trail, they are deemed a health hazard. where will the people go once the encampments are cleared? deborah reports on a new village of 60 tiny homes being offered as an option. >> reporter: breaking ground, this construction is also groundbreaking. sonoma county's first tiny home village for the homeless. >> hcan lock, and keep your things safe is great. >> reporter: showers on-side, storage for possessions, a dog run for a pet, and the serenity of a state park