pedestrians. police say it appears he may have been impaired. they are looking into that. just beyond the two officers, you see over there, is a burgundy prius. and that s the car he was driving. our understanding is that he was coming up on 23rd and making a turn onto mission when he struck the bus, and then went onto the sidewalk, and struck two pedestrians as they were getting off the bus. there s a lot of people curious about what s going on, and there s a lot of police here as well. it looks like they re going to be here for a while, and again, two men seriously injured, life- threatening injuries at the hospital undergoing surgery, julie. that s what we have at this point. this is all happening at 23rd and mission. obviously, amber, you knew how hard it is to get there. it looks like a big area is cordoned off. reporter: there are streets sectioned off, but honestly, it wasn t that difficult to get up here, because police were able to escort us in to give us a bette
to watch b.a.r.t. surveillance video. latifah then became sick in court. both said they saw nia falling, or tripping into the b.a.r.t. train, and realizing she had been stabbed. nia called latifah s name. tashiay says she called her dad, and started yelling at him to come to the station. it was gut wrenching for nia s sisters to relive her last moments. she got physically sick on the stand. the other one, i could just see it in her face, like disgust. reporter: nia s mother has been in court every day, unlike cowell, who has repeatedly refused to come to his own trial. he has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. maybe that s part of his strategy because any sane person would be in court. reporter: the prosecution did rest after testimony today, by the two sisters. next up, john cowell himself is set to take the stand tomorrow. and assuming he does do that, the d.a. will be available to cross examine him. he wasn t there today, we are expecting him tomorrow. wha
in richmond. our goal is centered around early case recognition, isolation, contract tracing as well. we are looking at public and proven health measures. reporter: government official said they are putting test gets in the hands of local officials to help speed up early detection of the coronavirus. on february 12, this facility in richmond will be one of 16 california state labs testing for the virus. prior to this, all testing was being done at the cdc s lab in atlanta. testing will allow us to get results faster for the patient care and protecting public health. reporter: doctors say the cdc was taking up to seven days to provide test results. the local testing could cut down the turnaround time to uni states, 90% of the te at the cdc have run have been negative. once a test comes back negative, somebody can be released from whatever isolation they been under. reporter: the task force says 20,000 passengers entering the united states have been screened at airports
lee here now with more on this historic day on capitol hill. reporter: you talk about mitt romney, he is already feeling the heat from this vote. another example of the partisan divide. senate democrats called it an injustice. the three week trial ending the way many expected. orders and adjudged that donald j. trump be and is hereby acquitted in the charges. reporter: the senate voted to acquit president trump on both articles of impeachment, ending a historic process that began in september. this is a political loser for them. they initiated it. they thought this is a great idea, and at least for the short term, it has been a colossal political mistake. the asterisk says he was acquitted without facts. he was acquitted without a fair trial. and it means that his acquittal is virtually valueless. 48 senators have announced donald j. trump guilty as charged. reporter: it would 67 votes president. a near impossible feat in the gop-controlled senate. mr. romney,
staff, and everyone has always been on point with our covid girls. restaurants can now reopen with indoor capacity captain 25% and jim s can operate inside at 10% capacity. sam matteo county will move to the orange here on wednesday. this chain. would allow additional re openings of shopping centers in retail stores, places of worship, restaurants, gyms and other indoor operations on lee, three of california s 58 counties are currently in the orange. dear san francisco is also looking to move to that orange level by march, 24th and another adjustment in the tears is expected once california has administered four million doses of vaccine and underserved communities that would make it much easier for counties to move to the orange level. and starting tomorrow, more than four million more californians will be eligible for the vaccine as a state expand eligibility for people ages 16 to 64 with qualifying, health conditions and disabilities. ktvu emma got joins us live now and emm