into her car. at least four bullet holes were in the side of the car. traffic was backed up for a little bit last night on 880 as chp closed the ramp to begin collecting evidence and looking for shell casings on the freeway. this is the second shooting within a 24-hour period. chp investigators were at another shooting. that happened on the onramp 880 880 at mowry avenue. it did appear the driver in that shooting may have been targeted because he was followed by the gunman from another location. chp investigators are still looking in to both shootings. again there's no indication that they are connected or related in any way. but no one has been arrested in either case. in oakland , allie rasmus, ktvu fox 2 news. new at noon, concord police are homicide of of the year. police say they do have a man in custody. investigators are not releasing too the east lling his mother. public works director mohamed nuru and nick bovis appeared in court today. >> ktvu's christina rendon is live for us at the courthouse this afternoon. >> we were hoping to hear possibly some developments in this case. this was after all a bond hearing but this is more of a procedural issue that the judge walked through here with both nuru and davis. both men are charged with a public corruption case all of it connected to awarding city contracts for the city of san francisco. nuru is the director of the department of public works. in a scheme to bribe the san francisco airport commissioner with the help of restaurant bov both of them accused of working to give cash and free travel to win a rport commissioner in contract for a restaurant at sfo without competitive bidding. both men did not want to talk when they tried to reach out to them and their attorneys. the only one who decided to talk this morning was nick bovis' attorney. here's what he had to say. >> he wants to get to the bottom and put this behind him. he understand what he did, but there's legal aspects and fact aspects you have to clip together to make a determination. a, is it a crime. his conduct, and we'll have to make that determination in the future. >> the san francisco chronicle reports that two men who run an airport concession business in detroit acted as fbi informants in the case. the paper says they secretly reported calls and meetings of nuru and bovis. so again this morning here in court it was very brief. lasted only about 15 minutes long and that's when the judge went through some procedural issues with the bond heacame in free they are both out on bond and they'll be back in court on the 27th of february. christina rendon, ktvu fox 2 news. the number of coronavirus cases in the united states is now up to 12. at least 560 people died in china. meantime the health of a young child that landed at travis air force base is being closely watched by a doctor. i newborn was infected with the coronavirus 36 hours after birth. jonathan theory has more from atlanta. >> new containment measures are in place but the deadly coronavirus continues to spread. a 12th u.s. case on wednesday, a patient in wisconsin who had recently visited china. health officials there are now tracing the patient's contacts but say there's no risk to thel >> the people that we feel either need to be self monitored monitored but the rest of the general community have no need to be concerned. >> the epicenter wuhan. at least four of those evacuees have developed possible coronavirus symptoms. they were sent to local hospitals for treatment. folks in the area say they'll be cautious arbitrary making sure the virus doesn't spread to their communities. >> we think proper precautions and stay away from people with symptoms and wash your hands. >> nearly 30,000 people have now tested positive including at least 10 people on board a cruise ship docked in japan. thousands of passengers and crews are now under lockdown turning a luxury cruise into what one passenger take thoroug to prevent infection to wait in the rooms and proceed with the quarantine. >> the world health organization is called a special meeting next week to coordinate the international response to the outbreak. in atlanta ktvu fox 2 news. universities across the country are cancelling study abroad programs amid coronavirus fears. the schools are trying to assess the risk to their programs and some are prohibiting travel affecting hundreds of thousands of students. universities that host chinese students are reconsidering academic related travel changes to students in china. the city is putting large boulders up along cado road to prevent people from parking there. ktvu's allison rodriguez has why some people living in rvs there say they're being targeted. >> fremont officials say today kicks off phase one of trying to clear cado road and that does include the 1700' stretch of the road. city officials callmorning for rv that was in that stretch of road they're clearing right now. it took awhile but it finally did get taken away. cleaning crews are making sure it's cleared out. and then they'll put in boulders every 20' to make sure people don't park here in the future. there have been warning signs up letting campers and drivers know this day was coming. initially the city wanted people out by january 27th but people were still out here even this morning. during recent months more and a claimed a large area of this road and even some tesla car carriers park here as well as employees of neighboring businesses. those people won't be able to park here anymore either. when we asked why do this now, city officials say it has become a safety and health risk. >> we also have sanitary conditions of people living out here and recreational vehicle parts are in place with amenities to support those recreational vehicles whether it be pump systems or hook ups. we just don't have that out here. so this is not an appropriate place for people to be living and for recreational vehicles to be parking. >> there are still people living on other partof cado road although most have left on their own. they won't remove anyone instead they'll bring in workers who talked to them about bringing resources. so far only phase one has been approved. city officials tell me they're going to evaluate how successful this project was and phase 2 will start on the south side. and phase 3 if they do get that far that will stretch onto the north side of the road. reporting in fremont, ktvu fox 2 news. a teenage girl attacked by a group of women right near fisherman's warf. the search is now under way to find them. >> also, saying good-bye to a hollywood legend. kirk douglas. we'll have a look back at his life and legacy as the tributes are pouring in. >> and bay area weather one of those days. we're talking about lots of 60s. we'll have more on your thursday forecast coming up. 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the actors they all have stories about the night they walked out onto the stage and realized 2' away from them because the front row is literally on the stage was kirk douglas. >> from cull cher city to the heart of hollywood. >> kirk douglas he's hollywood and we don't know we were on a plane all day long. we hadn't heard. so i'm pretty shocked. >> he was a world mover and an icon. >> and that inspired you. >> very much. >> kirk douglas inspired by his countless fans. >> always down to earth. he goes greg always have a back up job if you're an actor. don't just go for acting. a three time oscar nominee who received an honorary oscar in 1993 i'm sparticus. >> we'll never forget sparticus. >> that really is the role huh. >> still is to me. >> former l.a. city councilman together donating millions of dollars the slide and smiled and just was a gift giver douglas' award winning son writing kirk's life was well lived and he leads a legacy quoting i'm so proud to be your son. let's check in with mark tamayo right now. no winter storm it is just beautiful. >> it's just one of those days. i know we need the rainfall but it's just one of those days to get outsride. bay area and you will definitely notice that change for today. san francisco will be approaching the lower 60s later on this afternoon. now in terms of rainfall you can see where we are for the season going back to october 1 and everybody below the average especially places like oakland and san jose. 46% to 49% of average and those percents of average continue to go down and unfortunately that will be the case as we head into the weekend and beyond you can see clear skies up and down. here's where the storm track is positioned up towards the pacific northwest. look at all the storm reports here for this portion of the country. lots of active weather here but not so much for us. we have lots of sunshine for today and lots of 60s this afternoon. temperatures have been warming up. look at the current numbers. san francisco 57 and concord, walnut creek fairfield all 60 degrees. forecast headlines. today, you know the forecast sunny and warm. tomorrow patchy clouds to start the day the weekend we'll bring in a few clouds and drop off those temperatures. that will be by sunday. here's the overall weather picture. now a school start this week all because of this guy scooting out of town and the average highs. lots of 60s you can count on lots of 60s for thursday and friday and even into the weekend. here's the forecast model. it does bring in some patchy cloud cover tomorrow morning and then more sunshine by the afternoon hours. this is friday, 4:00 p.m. and then into with more sunshine and temperatures c santa rosa 67. concord 66 degrees and these numbers a few neighborhoods could be inching closer 70-degree mark for morgan hill and look ahead your fief day forecast we'll call it nice for your thursday. a little bit of some fog to start out the day for your friday. to cool things off into the weekend. maybe some more wind by sunday. but still this 5-day no rain clouds to speak of and that will probably be the case as we head into early next week. >> still to come a change of heart. what the ceo is saying about a berkley elementary school that was billed for showing the lion king remake and how the school may now benefit. growing up in la, bad air forced us indoors. and now we have to deal with this. climate change is an emergency. that's why i wrote the nation's most progressive climate law. and that's why i'm endorsing tom steyer. because when big oil tried to stop our clean air laws, he led us to victory. same with the keystone pipeline. when tom says we can save the world and do it together believe him. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. new at noon, disney is apologizing for billing a berkley elementary school for showing lion king movie. during a school fundraiser. disney is now waiving the fee and the ceo issued an apology on twitter saying he'll personally donate to the school's fundraiser. it takes copy right violations seriously but it a malicious a let's go to wall street where u.s. stocks shook the dow was up modestly. dow is gaining more than 45 points and an almost 1/2% bump on the nasdaq. president trump has been declaring victory after his acquittal on impeachment charges he called it a witch hunt that started from day one. >> we've been going through this now for over three years. was dirty cops. it was leakers and liars and this should never happen to another president ever. >> the president went on to say he did nothing wrong and called house intelligence committee chairman. the president a celebration as he began calling out democrats. reporter ray bogan has more. >> president trump entered the national prayer breakfast and held up the papers for the audience. acquitted. the celebratory moment was led by the prayer. >> we pray that the moral clarity of faith moves us to demand justice for those who are suffering. >> but when the president spoke, he went straight on the attack. >> my family, our great country and your president have been put through a terrible ordeal by some very dishonest and corrupt people. >> he also took a direct jab at speaker pelosi a few seats away. >> nor do i like people who say i pray for you when they know that that's not so. >> the president was referring to this statement from pelosi in december . >> i was raised in a way that i'll always pray for the president. >> finding president trump not guilty of abuse of power and obstruction of congress. >> the precedent that would of set the danger that would of created for future presidents would have been unreal. although the impeachment trial is over house democrats say they'll continue investigating the president and may subpoena former national security advisor john bolton. ktvu fox 2 news. >> the democratic party chairman is now calling on iowa democrats to immediately begin a recanvas following a delay are in with 97% reporting as 26.2% of the vote. bernie sanders right behind him and up to 26.1%. elizabeth warren next with 18%. close to 15% or 16% there followed by amy klobuchar with 12% one of the issues important to voters in new hampshire, student debt. 76 percent of new hampshire's college students graduated with student loans in 2018 with the average amount owed at more than $36,000. some of the presidential candidates say they have a plan to make that debt disappear while critics say that's not practical. >> you for americans. >> there's no such thing as cancelling debt. there's shifting debt. if one person doesn't pay it someone else is going to end up having to pay that. >> topping more than $1.6 trillion last september and has more than doubled over the last 10 years. freshmen applications are down for the second straight year. this decline involved high school graduates. and international students as well. administrators report the number students creased nearly 5%. >> the trial continues in the deadly stabbing death of nia wilson. caused a man of killing wilson to be thrown out of car. >> plus 2 investigates some of the bay area's worst rental units. why code violations have persisted for years. where people go to learn about their medicare options before they're on medicare. come on in. you're turning 65 soon? yep. and you're retiring at 67? that's the plan! it's also a great time to learn about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. here's why...medicare part b doesn't pay for everything. this part is up to you. a medicare supplement plan helps pay for some of what medicare doesn't. call unitedhealthcare insurance company today to request this free decision guide. and learn about the only medicare supplement plans endorsed by aarp. selected for meeting their high standards of quality and service. this type of plan lets you say "yes" to any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients. do you accept medicare patients? 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happened on an east bay freeway. took place around 10:20 last night in oakland. chp says a woman was driving on to the freeway when someone shot at her car. no one was hurt. this is the second freeway shooting within the last 24 hours. the other one happened yesterday morning on 880 in fremont. this happened on tree boulevard near oak of public works muhammad nuru appeared in court today. the judge did go over procedural issues. in the public corruption case. both men are freed on $2 million bond and have not yet entered pleas. they're set to return to court on february 27th. the number of coronavirus cases in the united states now up to 12. the latest case involves a patient from wisconsin who recently traveled to china. at least 563 people traveled to china. a newborn was infected with the coronavirus just 36 hours after birth. more evacuation flights are expected to land in texas and nebraska later today. police in san francisco are investigating an attack on a teenage girl by a group of women. a group of the h and high streets. as of right know, police are still searching struck with a golf club at one point during the assault. approximately eight females were involved and they range possibly from the ages of teenagers to possibly into their 40s. >> police say the young woman's cellphone was stolen. so far there's no known relationship between the attackers and the victim. the trial continues this morning in oakland for the murder of nia wilson. after an emotional round of opening statements and an outburst that had the defendant thrown out of court for a period of time. the jury yesterday was shown graphic video of the 2018 deadly stabbing. prosecutors say the surveillance video showed john kell stabbing the 18-year-old after she got off a bart train. as jurors were watching the video cowell made a remark. cowell was removed from the courtroom after the d.a.'s opening statement. >> i think he got kicked out on purpose because he didn't want to see the video. that's what i honestly think. the judge asked him several times can you be quiet. i'd like to see him go to prison and see them lock him up and throw away the key. >> his attorney told the jury the killing was a rash act ofimpu lsivity. he's also facing charges for stabbing wilson's sister. if convicted on all charges he could spend the rest of his life in prison. to the north bay where police are looking for possible victims. 38-year-old violet bloomfield and 46-year-old casey dealer accused of stealing $22,000 worth of property from a home while the victims were out of the country for work. the pair was asked to step in and watch the home by the pets by the house sitter when she had a family emergency. police are asking anyone who may have hired the suspects before to contact them as they may be victims of identity theft. 2 investigates is uncovering deplorable conditions in oakland. our investigative team learned the city of oakland relies on a system that only inspects after a complaint. many renters say they're afraid to speak up for they fear they're going mold infestations. and find out who's responsible. . >> behind these walls are health hazards, mold and moisture and in the walls rats often killed by the family dogs. from alyssa rodriguez it's life. >> we put all the clothes inside of the bags so they won't get mold. >> many clothes are stored in plastic tubs and food is protected from rodents in these bins. >> i'm always worried about everything. >> especially after the roof collapsed and her youngest son was diagnosed with lead poisoning. >> everybody in this family is sick because of the house. >> paint or other hazards could of caused alberta's blood level to spike ved to another home owned by the same landlord with some of the same conditions. >> he knows about all these problems. >> and what does he say? >> he's going to come and fix it but when. >> 2 investigates found chicu phan owns this property along with dozens of others in oakland. we went inside several of them finding toilet issues and plumbing problems. and crawling cockroaches, peeling paint and electrical hazards. records show code violations at his various properties dating back decades. >> rats. i'm talking rats as big as a cat. >> this former renter sued chicu phan 20 years ago for unhealthy and uninhabitable conditions. >> this is the way they're fixing. >> keeping rats out with metal mesh. replacing locks with this barn lock and using loosely stacked bricks for stairs. records of last may were consid abated. >> how is that okay. >> larry brooks runs the healthy homes department for alameda county. he says the city of oakland doesn't have state certified code enforcement officers. >> we really need to be more proactive in order to prevent those situations from occurring so that the burden isn't on the tenants. >> studies show low income renters become trapped in the only housing they can afford and without government coordination property owners slip through the cracks. >> the code enforcement is a tool to a direct life and safety. we found many of those violations still exist. >> it is frustrating that we have code enforcement aware of the problems in this unit aware that this landlord has for over a decade been a problem but still we have these conditions existing. >> anna mura represents tenants. she was part of a task force that put chikou fan on a list of oakland's worst rental owners. >> why do you think this is allowed to continue. >> that's the million dollars question. why are we letting families and particularly children continue to live in these types of conditions. >> mr. fan, 2 investigates. >> we decided to have a chat with mr. fan at his home asking about the long list of issues. >> these people always complain. >> how do you know that your manager's doing his job. >> if he had checked, he would see the missing smoke detectors. . >> and wall outlets that don't even work. >> maybe you should go back and look at this stuff. >> still melissa rodriguez and her family are fed up. they're suing hoping for a safe and healthy home knowing they're unable to afford anything else. >> they just try to make money in that lawsuit. >> i'm always sad of thinking a lot of what i'm going to do to change what we are going through. >> so you're saying you've done nothing wrong. >> i would not say i've done nothing wrong. sometimes if they complain i go take care right away. >> ktvu fox 2 news. and if you have a tip for 2 investigates, we would love to hear from you. call (510) 874-0222 the number's on your screen. or you are send an e-mail. a sobering center designed for people addicted to methamphetamine will soon be open in san francisco's tenderloin district. the sobering center with the number one recommendation from mayor london breed's task center. while connecting them to addiction treatment and other services. some asian americans in the bay area say they've been personally affected by the coronavirus. people are visiting in the china town neighborhoods. the economic fallout may be far worst than originally thought. business is so bad he may have to close one of his restaurants and lay off 20 part time workers. workers. >> steadily declining for about a month. maybe a little bit like three weeks. but right now is probably the worst. >> there's a lot of growing fear and prejudice that's coming out of it. there's a new kind of profiling now. i would call it coughing while asian. >> next week the oakland chamber of commerce. part of the chamber's efforts. about an hour from now san francisco city leaders will announce safety preparations. the city's emergency management department along with police, the sheriff's department and fingerprints will hold a news conference. the president of the local chinese chamber of commerce will be there as well. they will be talking about security at the parade and the current coronavirus scares. city and community leaders have been working to reassure the public that the risk of getting infected is low. we do hope that you will join us saturday night for the san francisco chinese new year parade. julie hayner and ben fontores will be hosting the parade. >> and we'll be there. the weather had been nice and dry. coming up... part invention, part animal. the bionic jelly fish. why researchers say the imp implications are ground breaking. >> we will be tracking a few temperature changes by this weekend and we'll have your forecast coming up. but she wanted to be close to nature. home. so, we met in the middle. ohhhhh! look who just woke up! you are so cute! but one thing we could both agree on was getting geico to help with homeowners insurance. yeah, it was really easy and we saved a bunch of money. oh, you got it. you are such a smart bear! call geico and see how easy saving on homeowners and condo insurance can be. while the middle-class continues to struggle. that's what happens when billionaires are able to control the political system. our 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calling witnesses. any sexual encounters were consensual weinstein maintains. the trump administration and new york. brian yenes has more on what that means for travelers. >> the trump administration temporarily banning new york residents from enrolling in global entry and other similar travel programs that expedite travel. mented immigrants to apply for driver's licenses a c information. >> they can enroll or reenroll in these trusted travel programs because program requirements. >> out new york's so-called sanctuary laws during the state of the union address by implying the rape and killing of a 92-year- old woman in january could have been prevented if new york was tougher on immigration. >> tragically there are many cities in america where radical politicians have chosen to provide sanctuary for these criminal illegal ail yens. >> the defendant in that case is 23-year-old iyaz kaun who is illegally in the states from giana. >> s for now new yorkers currently enrolled in global entry can still use the program they cannot just reenroll. and the dhs plan. new york's attorney general has promised to defend the state's green light law. in new let's get the sunshine. it feels great out there mark tamayo. >> yeah. i bet. lots of 60s already and a few spots this afternoon could be approaching the 70-degree mark. still nice to see some of those greasy slopes out there in the distance. the green slopes out there in the distance. the rainfall is not here as you can see. it's very well defined the storm track is up towards portland and seattle. so we have a stretch of clear days here we actually have a stretch of stormy days. the rainfall and the wind and the snowfall as we come back home, we have this. clear to basically partly sunny skies across a good portion of the region. another camera for you looking out above san francisco for this thursday afternoon and we'll show you some of the current numbers. santa rosa right now 59. san francisco downtown. 57 degrees. oakland 59. already in the 60s for livermore and in san jose to start out this afternoon. so today lots of sunshine. temperatures on the warm side. tomorrow some patchy cloud cover to start out your friday but still looking okay. and then into the weekend. we will bring in the sun cloud mix and temperatures cooling off by just a few degrees and maybe those winds picking up as we head towards the sunday forecast. our dry weather pattern continues all because of this guy. kind of setting the stage. shaping up the storm track. it's moving up and over this ridge. now this week we started off on the cool side because this area of low pressure was out to our east. we have the warming temperatures and the dry weather pattern for today and there's a system which is well offshore that will impact the area this weekend. not bringing us any rainfall but it will cool off those temperatures and some gusty win sunday. we're looking long range here for the rainfall and as you can see we take this into the weekend. still a bunch of zeros. you notice all the rainfall way up to our north and even into next week we're taking this into valentine's day and still a bunch of zeros. things can change between now and then. we're going to say we're going to have rain here in the bay area. not showing up just yet. here's the forecast model showing you this tomorrow morning and maybe some patchy coastal fog but your friday looking okay saturday partly sunny skies. a sun cloud mix. we will cool things a few neighborhoods approaching the 70-degree mark. we're expecting pretty much the same deal as we head ures do co a few degrees and the next five days. stanford researchers report some findings. >> ktvu's andre senior shows us what the jelly fish can do. . >> you expect great things to be happening at a world renown university like stanford and you could say that is what's happening in the basement of one building on campus. the creation of a cyborg jelly fish. >> and then it goes into the electrode and that sticks into the side of the animal. >> nicole ju shows off her device. >> i've created a bionic jelly fish by integrating electronics into live animals. >> pamachine, part animal all wonder. after six years of studying and research, ju was able to turn science fiction into science reality. a robot fish she can control. >> we can make them swim up to three times faster and it only increases their metabolic energy two times. >> and she does that by sending a signal to the electrodes that temporarily attach to the inside of the jelly fish. she says think of it like a machine used by chiropractors to stimulate muscles. >> all the electronics are within this housing. >> outfitted with her device she can study the effects of climate change and study the depths of the water where arctic technology has yet to take us. . >> what they were able to demonstrate is the fact that you can make some improvements on performance let's say swimming in this case by making some slht modifications to their behavior. so it actually has really important implications. >> naturally one must ask themselves how attaching electronics to a jelly fish affects them. >> once we removed the swim controller from the animal they seem to be doing just fine. any tissue damage heals pretty fast. >> ju says her device can only tell a jelly fish to speed up in one direction. she wants to be able to tell the jelly fish which way they should travel. ktvu fox 2 news. . still to come this noontime... a historic landing. up next the american astronaut back on earth after a record trip to space. tom: my mom always told me actions speak louder than words. she was a school teacher. my dad joined the navy and helped prosecute the nazis in nuremberg. their values are why i walked away from my business, took the giving pledge to give my money to good causes, and why i spent the last ten years fighting corporate insiders who put profits over people. i'm tom steyer, and i approve this message. because, right now, america needs more than words. we need action. a quick peak at stocks before the session closes. in about 4 minutes the dow jones has a decent gain of 95 points. about 1/3 of 1%. the percentage gain is very similar isup by a nice 2/3 of 1%. the san francisco board of pride parade gets to decide who gets to march in this year's pride parade. the board met last night about the push by some to ban google saying the company doesn't police youtube for hate and homophobic content. and that google has been responsive. >> their online policies aren't perfect and nobody's perfect. we're not perfect. how they best represent as partners with us. is it through stickers and t- shirts or is it through inclusive hiring practices and processes. >> the reason not to allow the alameda county sheriff's department in the parade is from last month's court ordered eviction. the board's president says at this point they're still settling out the details of the parade so they don't know who's in or who's out. round one of the at&t pebble beach pro wham is under way. this year's tournament features pros like phil nick olson a popular event before the tournament is the celebrity challenge pitting clint eastwood's team against bill murray. $100,000 for eight different charities. >> i feel much better about myself. i feel much more powerful and dignified too. and i did it without cheating or anything. >> and bragging rights that's important to. >> yeah, well that comes with it. i can brag even if we lose. >> mick elson is the defending champion. stars include steve young, aaron rogers and wayne gretski. the team heads into the off season. they met with the players yesterday. shanahan and lynch say it will take some players longer than others to get over that super bowl loss to the chiefs but they will be ready for next season so they are not in the same position again. >> not a lot of pep talk to say right now. we'll be fired up to come back. >> something we talked a lot about as a team is let's not just do away with what a special season that we had and let's not just forget that. let's talk about the moments and memories and something we did in our team meeting yesterday we had our guys, random guys talk about their favorite moments and memories. >> the 49ers say they believe they are capable of returning to the super bowl next season. the nba trade deadline is this afternoon. the warriors have traded deangelo russel to the minnesota timberwolves for andrew wigins . the warriors started deadline day by trading alexburks. for three second round picks. both players traded away were getting significant playing time this season for the warriors. they hit free agency this summer. with both of those players traded, that means the warriors had to play short handed against the brooklyn nets last night. things were not pretty and the warriors lost by 41 points. after the game, former warrior kevin durant spent some time chatting with his teammates. >> 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