live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. good morning. right now on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, we are taking a look from our salesforce tower camera as we are looking south on this wednesday morning. it's january 31 , -- february 5 . you can see the temps in the 30s for many locations as we start off the day. in fact today this morning the warmest morning of the week so definitely bundle up as you head out the door for work in school. 39 right now in concord, oakland coming in at 43, 34 livermore and 36 san francisco. close to freezing right now at 33 degrees in santa rosa. as we head through the day seasonal temperatures and a little bit above average so upper 50s in san francisco. 60 in oakland, mid-60s in san jose and low 60s in concord. anywhere from one to 4 degrees above average for some spots. will talk about the rest of the week and a big warm-up in store for us coming up. let's take a look at the roadways right now. we are off to a fairly decent start overall on her bay area bridges. no delays at the bay bridge. a couple cars stacked up in the cash lanes but that typical this time of morning. yesterday we saw a backup at the bay bridge to roadwork and will keep in update -- right now traffic is still pretty quiet and taking a look at conditions as you work your way through oakland this morning there is a closure. the southbound 98 he ran to west on 580 is shut down. i'm anne makovec from the live news desk and we are going live to travis air force base in fairfield where plan landed full of people with people from wuhan which is the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak in china. 350 people on board and it is the bar playing you're looking at there with the writing on it. i know it's difficult to see with the lack of light but at this point we saw people getting off of the plane and they have been evacuated from wuhan by the u.s. state department. many of them diplomats were u.s. citizens who were stuck there when the city went on lock-down during the spread of the virus. another plane i believe it's a plane that is closer to the bottom of your screen with about 200 on board, it is headed to miramar down to southern california. the 550 people on board between we wi continue to follow this all morning on. we have a look at the quarantine zone as workers prepare to accommodate the evacuees. chopper 5 flying over traverse air force base yesterday evening and you could see through setting up fences around the main hotel on se ede also seen setting up tents. officials say if any evacuee does show symptoms of the coronavirus it would likely be transported to a civilian hospital off-base. >> i am a grandmother, a mom, and, you know, i am concerned. >> my son said they would not go to travis because that mission is for the military. >> the cdc team is expected to give a media update on the coronavirus evacuees from china today at noon. the south bay, five healthcare workers at good samaritan hospital in san jose were exposed to the new coronavirus and are being quarantined at home for a week. the santa clara county public health department confirmed the county's first patient sought treatment at the hospital and that is when the workers were exposed. to date there are two confirmed cases in the county at pacific rim plaza fears over the coronavirus are changing habits of customers and workers. many businesses say they have seen a drop in foot traffic. >> the only change i've seen is that more people are wearing masks especially the cashiers. >> health officials say the best way to protect yourself is to wash your hands and if you are sick stay home. stay with kpix 5 for the latest development on the coronavirus. you can also stream news anytime on cbsn bay area. it's available on all your favorite devices. the suspected government accused of opening fire on a greyhound bus headed to the bay area will appear before a judge. he was arrested on monday and is facing charges of murder and attempted murder. the bus left los angeles on sunday and was traveling on interstate 5 over the great line when the suspect opened fire on the bus. a woman was killed and five others injured. the passengers finally made it to oakland on monday night. we are getting new surveillance video of three teenage suspects wanted in a deadly stabbing in san jose. the teens can be seen here running away from the scene. it started with a fight on allen park avenue back in october and police say 18-year- old victim approached the suspect and when they started to argue one of the suspect pulled out a knife and killed the big dumb. according to authorities. police have not determined a motive for the stabbing. >> here's a look at washington, d.c. where there is another busy day ahead. the u.s. senate is expected to hold the final vote on whether to acquit or convict the president. acquittal is almost a sure thing as trumps republican party controls the senate and two thirds majority is required to remove him from office. more re: onday after giving the state of the union address president trump officially finds out his fate. >> he absolutely unequivocally is guilty. >> reporter: the republican party has the majority of the senate and is expected to acquit the president on both counts. >> the arguments of the house manager simply did not demonstrate that the president's actions rise to an impeachable offense. >> reporter: they were split along party lines. >> the democrats decision was a mistake and is only further divided our nation during a time when we need to be working together. >> i thought the evidence was overwhelming at how he literally held up a to a foreign country, a fledging democracy, an ally who had been invaded by russia, all because he wanted dirt on a political opponent. >> reporter: some leaders say it's time to put the saga in the past. >> it's time to move on and move on and focus on bipartisan legislation to help the families we represent. >> reporter: others hope to see not another case like this again. >> i hope this retraces as an aberration not a president. >> reporter: meanwhile the approval radioed for the president is 49%. that the highest it has been since he has taken office. i'm john laurence reporting. president trump's third state of the union address is in the books and in his speech last night title the great american come back, the president took aim at a familiar target. california sanctuary loss. >> the state of california passed an outrageous law declaring their whole state to be a sanctuary for criminal illegal immigrants. a very terrible sanctuary. with catastrophic results. the united states of america should be a sanctuary for law- abiding americans, not criminal aliens. >> the president largely focused on the economy say it is stronger than it has ever been. the night featured several tense moments between the president and house speaker nancy pelosi. the president appeared to ignore pelosi when she tried to shake his hand before the speech. pelosi did not say it was her privilege and distinct honor to introduce the president breaking from tradition. after the address speaker pelosi stood and ripped up a copy of the speech provided to her by the white house. afterwards she took she told reporters why. >> because it was a manifesto. >> tensions between the white house and the speaker have heightened after pelosi let the impeachment charges against the president. pelosi says she has not spoken to the president since october. now to campaign 2020, more than 24 hours after the caucuses, iowa is still too close to call was 71% of precincts now reporting the buttigieg still has a narrow lead on bernie sanders. the former midwestern mayor needs a fiery progressive by about half a point, a point half. buttigieg is working to bring up his numbers in california but the latest poll put him in fourth place with super tuesday just four weeks away week after they area voters if that strong showing in iowa put mayor pete on the radar. the spots we visited, here's what they had to say. >> he's young. but he's brilliant. >> i don't necessarily know he will be progressive enough in the primaries. >> i think people will find fault with whoever is elected. >> some residents also said they think that president trump will be able to be buttigieg or any democrat despite the impeachment trial against him. as we gear up for super tuesday kpix 5 has you covered and you had to kpix.com for the latest campaign and election updates. now the final results of the iowa caucuses has not been released and say democrat leaders claim a technical glitch with the smartphone app that was supposed to be used to report precincts results. the process was different than in years past when caucus goers had to physically join the group supporting a certain candidate. this time they were also given cards to write down their first choice among the candidates as well as her second choice in case the first election did not have support to be viable. one present caucus chair says that could cause a lot of confusion. >> the problem with the cards is that people can lose them. and then trying to figure out what the procedure was to do something about that. and then trying to keep on track. and then, you know, you don't have any guidance. what do they do to help me? what did they do to support me? people are yelling and screaming. >> the preference cards were implemented to report back more results. happenings an uber and lyft drivers plan to rally in san francisco demanding to be reclassified as employees under california's new bill. uber and lyft have resisted the bill since it took effect january 1 saying reclassifying drivers would sharply raise their labor costs and limit workers flexibility. more than 100 drivers will also file wage claims with the state labor commissioner's office. they are seeking back wages, overtime and other expenses for the past three years. san jose is moving ahead with a key component of the deer the expansion plan. it involves adding a second set of tracks along the existing rail corridor through the north willow glen and garner neighborhoods. in some cases the new tracks will capture public parks and even private property. >> i mean, they are going to tear us up, destroy property values. it's not fair. it's not right. >> we think were lucky now, but, you know, my god, lord no. >> leslie's vote was unanimous and the city also considered an elevated trackway but scrapped the idea over cost concerns. the still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, he is on a mission to spread joy. coming up the little boy who invented a new ♪ ♪ the wait is over. try my new tiny tacos. 15 for 3 bucks or loaded for 4 bucks. delivered exclusively with uber eats. 15 for 3 bucks or loaded for 4tom: my mom 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. ♪ the wait is over. try my new tiny tacos. 15 for 3 bucks or loaded for 4 bucks. delivered exclusively with uber eats. new this morning nearly $1 million worth of shark fins busted in florida. here is a look at all that was seized. the u.s. fish and wildlife service says the 1400 pounds of fins were found hidden inside boxes. the shipment is estimated to be worth between $700,000 and $1 million. officials believe the fins were shipped from south america and likely headed to asia. twitter is taking on deepfakes plus another department store shutting down hundreds of stores. here's diane king hall with today's money watch report. >> reporter: wall street had its best day in months on tuesday. the dow rallied 407 points, the nasdaq jumped 194 hitting a new record high, and the s&p 500 gained 48. castle and discontinue its rocket climb. shares of the carmaker shot up 30% of last two days briefly trading above $900 yesterday. tesla is now worth more than general motors, ford, fiat and chrysler combined. twitter is the latest on company to tackle doctored and misleading content. under new rules taking effect next month, twitter will label material that has been manipulated and removed post that could cause harm. in a blog post the company says it may make errors along the way until it figures out what qualifies as problematic. earlier this week youtube said it plans to remove misleading election content. macy's is shuttering 125 of its least productive stores as it struggles in the age of online shopping. it is also cutting 2000 corporate jobs. the company did not announce how many workers at stores to be laid off, and macy's also said it will begin testing a new smaller store format this week called market by macy's. it will be freestanding locations and set up inside malls. that you're cbs money watch report. for more head to cbsmoneywatch.com. at the new york stock exchange, i'm diane king hall. happening today we are honoring those who work hard to accurately forecast and report the always changing and often unpredictable weather. today is national weather person day. >> in honor of all people in the field of meteorology, weather forecasting and outcast meteorology, including volunteer storm spotters and observers. so, congratulations. i will give you a hug since the store day. >> i would give you a hug but i am over here but we should have a potluck in honor of you. >> we should have done it today. >> i love you guys. thank you so much and good to have you back. we missed you so much. >> i miss you guys. >> it like forever. >> how was miami? >> it was great. >> but, no tan? >> no tan. it was great. it's good to be back though. >> let's talk about our weather. we are looking at a cold start to the day. and beck temperatures this morning, the cold this morning we have seen this week. so definitely bundle up. but on that winter coat as you head out the door and you will really feel the cold blast of air as you step outside. but in the afternoon it will actually be the start of a warming trend for us as high pressure continues to strengthen. a live look at our salesforce tower camera looking north at the golden gate with clear skies. many locations this morning in the 30s. 89 concord, 34 livermore, 46 san francisco, 38 san jose, and close to freezing at 33 degrees in santa rosa. 24 hour temperature change and we are anywhere from 1 to 30 degrees colder this morning compared to yesterday morning. as we head through the afternoon we are going to start to warm things up. mid-50s along the coast with that sunshine but upper 50s to low 60s for the bay, and low to mid 60s in land. this is just a start for us. dry offshore winds, the northerly winds as we go through the day and then as we head to the next few days that high pressure system will continue to build so we are really going to warm up by friday, saturday we will see the warmest temps of the week. many of us will be in the 60s. here we go as we head through the day. you can see all of that sunshine as we go through the afternoon and then for tomorrow a little bit warmer still and a little bit warmer still for your friday. daytime highs, seasonal if not just a little bit above average for this time of year. for the south bay we go and looking at 63 in sunnyvale and campbell, 64 santa clara as well as san jose. looking very pleasant across the south bay. across the east bay, concord coming in at 62 for a high also for pittsburg , antioch and brentwood. 63 livermore and also for pleasanton. san francisco topping out at 58, 59 berkeley and alameda 60 and oakland and san leandro and coming in at 65 for santa rosa, 64 for cloverdale. here's the extended forecast and what you can expect that there we go with temps on the rise as we head through tomorrow and especially by friday and for saturday. we will be in the 60s for all of us friday, saturday much cooler by several degrees as a dry cold front pushes through on sunday. let's check in with gianna. did you feel the cold blast of air this morning? >> mary, i sure did. it was like 37 degrees, i kid you not, when i got in my car. if you are working your way towards 580 this morning the altamont pass, just a heads up. we are getting report of a wind advisory. also we have a trouble spot to look out for the entry ramp to southbound 9080 from 580 is closed to to some activity to the sides. if you're trying to access 580 980 you will have some trouble doing so. was found by beatty, break lights building out of tracy and working their tsnd tain wen de and really bogged down making the connection. just a heads up, as i mentioned, a wind advisory in effect for the altamont pass. there isn't a crash reported north on 280 at byrd avenue. i'm also getting reports of an accident on guadalupe parkway right at that 280 connector. that may be blocking lanes. here are your drive times. 32 minutes was found by beatty, 205 to assist 80, 14 minutes and highway 4 to the maze. no delays on highway 4. 35 minutes from san jose to sfo. we will take a look at your ride on a 80 next time around. new this morning a six-year- old boy from stanislaus county has come up with a way to grant wishes to other kids. >> with the help of his parents levi has created what he calls the joy box. it's in front of their home. >> if you have a wish you can put it in here. >> they rely on donations to fulfill as many wishes as possible. those wishes have a range from toys to houses. huge still in baseball last night and it's not good news for the giants. we will tell you why and a stmi last night in the drop the puck next. let's take a live look outside in san jose. on this wednesday morning. it is the number of uninsured americans, rising. the cost of prescription drugs, rising. the threat to people with pre-existing conditions, rising. the good news, so is support for the one candidate who'll do something about it. as mayor, mike bloomberg helped expand coverage for seven hundred thousand people, including hundreds of thousands of kids. including hundreds of thousands of kids. as president, he'll lower drug costs and ensure everyone without coverage can get it. that's a promise. and unlike him, mike actually keeps his. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. spring training is only couple weeks out but wheeling and dealing is in full swing. the red sox have traded all- star outfielder mookie betts and pitcher david price to the dodgers. alice verdugo is a centerpiece of the package had to boston but the 27-year-old betts one the mvp and will be at free- agent after next season. price has 96 million left on his deal. the red sox trying to drop salary and the dodgers will go all in for a world series title run the season. you are looking at the giants to second baseman, maybe. he hit 317 and spread the previous six years with the mets. he played mostly second base last year but could play first base and shortstop. to the ice, the sharks in calgary last night to put out the flame. in the second period, they find the slapshot and scores a goal. later in the period, wide-open and in from the net and the sharks win 3-1. let's get you to the top five plays of the wednesday morning. canadians and devils, woods got nearly got pushed off his skates and still fires a goal and the canadians won the game 5-4. at number four, nobody will confuse jerry reynolds with j. lo. dancing after sacramento beat the timberwolves he is available for super bowl lv. number three, pucks and pelicans, behind the back to khris middleton and finishes with the dunk. number two, nick bonito tried to shovel the puck into the goal but connor is there for the rejection and access is denied. at number one, a fast break