easterly component. 50s on temperatures and it should be low 60s. we are low to upper 60s and cold enough for some, 30s but not as cold is the last couple of days. when that breach of high pressure loves california, and it does love california and it is here. 60s on the temperatures. sal, what is the skinny? >> are my snap judgment i would say moderate news but better news with 37 cleared. let's get over to contra costa county where we have slow traffic on highway 4 and 680. we have slow traffic but i would say it is within the normal range as i put up the accident icons on the screen for you. for most part these slowdowns would be here anyway. the 37 accident is gone but slower at novato and vallejo. this is all within the realm of normal. in a few minutes we will have another update and include the silicon valley commute. it is 7:01. >> the word from fremont that a house fire flared up again. firefighters went back to the driftwood drive at central avenue and interstate 880 around 3:30 this morning. it was the same house that caught fire yesterday. part of the roof collapsed in the home was boarded up, but fire officials say that some of the embers may have rekindled and started another fire. firefighters covered the house with foam this morning to keep it from flaring up again. so far no injuries have been reported the san francisco public works directed mohammed nuru and restaurant owner nick bovis scheduled. >> reporter: good morning. mohammed nuru and nick bovis are scheduled in corporate bond hearing later this morning and both men are charged with fraud in connection with the corruption case involving the san francisco city contracts. the director for department of public works is on administrative leave with the alleged involvement in the scheme to bribe the san francisco airport commissioner with the help of the restaurant owner nick bovis. they are accused of working to get cash and free travel in exchange for winning a contract for restaurant without competitive bidding. the chronicle reports that two men running the airport concession business in detroit acted like fbi informants in the case. the paper said they secretly recorded calls and meetings with bovis and nuru. if convicted they will each face 20 years in prison. the attorney for mohammed nuru said in the past since the arrest made public that he looked forward to representing himself in court and both are expected to be at the federal courthouse in san francisco for the bond hearing that starts at 11:30 this morning. live from san francisco, cristina rendon, fox 2 news. a flight will arrive at a military base in san antonio, texas and the other at an airport in omaha, nebraska. the cdc says all of the passengers are getting screened for the coronavirus and will be quarantined for the next two weeks. 562 people have died from the coronavirus in china already. a newborn baby only 30 hours old tested positive for it, the youngest known case so far. doctors are taking the health of a child that was a passenger on one chartered flight from china to the travis air force base. we showed you this yesterday morning. the plane landed at the airbase with the people and the child had a fever. the child was taken to the hospital along with the child's mother to be observed and test results should be back within several days. >> children have fever for a number of different reasons. the child is being evaluated at this point and put in isolation to be tested. >> other passengers are quarantined at a hotel on the military base. evacuees range in age from 2 to 65. a second plane from china refilled at travis and went on to the miramar marine core airbase at san diego. 4 of the 167 passengers on the flight had a fever or cough and are now in the hospital. researchers worldwide and including in the bay area are scrambling to find a vaccine for the coronavirus that attacks the respiratory system. it can be contracted with the droplet when the infected person exhales, coughs or sneezes and can also be caught when touching something another person touched like a door handle. >> if someone sneezes the droplets are still in the air after they walk out and i could be affected if i am susceptible. >> health officials are still trying to figure out the different ways the virus can spread, and examining whether that newborn baby was infected with bodily fluid before or after the birth. the california highway patrol is investigating another shooting on the east bay freeway, the second within 24 hours. we have allie rasmus at ia 80 to explain what happened. >> reporter: the lady shooting happened around 10:20 last night according to the chp on this freeway on wrap behind us. this is northbound 880 on-ramp at 23rd avenue. a woman was driving onto the freeway when someone shot at her car and you can see the result in the video with the red chevrolet with the driver side window shattered with at least four bullet holes in the side of the car but luckily the driver was not hurt. this created a traffic mask for a while last night getting onto this section of 880. the ramp was closed while chp investigators searched to the freeway or shell casings and other evidence. this was the second shooting at 880 it when it happened within 24 hours of a second shooting. it appears that the driver may have been targeted and that shooting because he was followed by the gunman from another location. at this point there's no indication that the two shootings are related. we reached out to chp to get an update on both of the investigations. allie rasmus, ktvu fox 2 news. it is 7:07 . the city of fremont will install big boulders along the busy kato road aimed at keeping people from parking near tesla. that is at the seagate technology building. people are living in their cars, rvs and campers, taking up many parking spaces. city officials say there is a growing concern about property damage, traffic safety and trash. >> i think it's terrible. everybody knows there's homeless people around but you don't want to look at it. >> it is out-of-the-way at an industrial area but nobody came across the street and said you should not be here, or nothing like that. i don't know, they all of a sudden put up a sign. >> along with the home with some tesla car carriers park out there along with employees at the nearby businesses. officials say using the boulders to restrict parking will apply to everybody. it is 7:08 and let's talk about the traffic. we did have earlier crashes and early in the morning we tend to have collisions at a higher speed, more dangerous. now that we have the slow traffic taking over, let's talk about the northeast bay. hitting the general map up, 80 from hercules, 101 from nevada to san rafael, slowing from petaluma. you can see we have had a few minor things, but it is evening out. you can see in the east bay, they would do fremont had slow traffic and the silicon valley commute is more robust heading up to cupertino and sunnyvale. we don't have any major problems but the commute seems to be developing. the bay bridge toll plaza is typical, 10 to 15 minute wait at the toll plaza. there is a little bit of slowing in the carpool lanes. it is 7:09. here is steve. >> we have a very quiet pattern and nothing in our favor right now. cooler saturday but today and tomorrow sunny side up with warmer temperatures. we get more clouds and onshore breeze on saturday with the wind picking up with another load dropping into southern california on sunday. after that warmer next week and it does not look good for the rain right now. 30s on temperatures. they are running a little bit warmer yesterday and more so in the afternoon with highs bumping up. 30s on the temperatures and 40s. we were colder the morning to go, when we had 20s and low 40s but not the case now. 40s with some 30s in the mix which is cold but a few days ago it was even colder. mount diablo wind gusting up to 45, and east bay hills have a northeast breeze. the rain from the pacific northwest and that is where it has been for a while, but no sign of it coming year. a tiny bit of snow in the sierra sunday but not amounting to much. today and tomorrow warmer temperatures near 70. 60s and 74 if you at santa rosa and calistoga. cooler with increasing low clouds on saturday, windy on sunday, breezy and warm on monday. the time is 7:11. after the senate vote to acquit president trump on charges of impeachment he's about to address the nation about it. we will tell you what he is expected to say and how it could affect the november ballot. a fight to fight the violent crime in one city, what they say about the killing, and what we have learned about the latest victim. [ fast-paced drumming ] [ fast-paced drumming ] welcome back to mornings on 2 2. it is 7:14. the year 2020 violently starting at hayward with three homicides in just over one month. three separate killings have occurred and the latest is a stabbing on tuesday night that started as a domestic dispute. we expect more information on this later today. the police chief said the spike in violent crime is an anomaly. the first two killings happened within a day of each other last month. no arrests has been announced in either case and the city councilmember says there is no known connection between the killings. >> the worry i would have is if they were gang related. that really would be a problem and a concern. >> the people we talked to our already concerned. one man said he already planned to move to oregon and the reason is the rise in the crime. later this morning president trump will address the nation after the acquittal on the senate on the two impeachment charges. >> he is hereby acquitted of the charges in the said articles. >> the supreme court chief justice john roberts concluded the third impeachment trial in u.s. history's with senate leaders weighing in on the final outcome. >> if it was all about the november election it seems to me we could at least conclude in the short term it is a colossal political mistake. >> it is a giant asterisk next to the president's acquittal. >> the final vote was split among the party lines other than mitt romney who vote to convict the president on abuse of power. for the iowa democratic caucuses the race is a virtual tie with 97% of precincts reporting. eight has 26.2% of the vote in bernie sanders is at 26.1%. elizabeth warren is next with 18% and joe biden is at 16%. he is followed by amy klobuchar with 12%. the democratic presidential candidate are now focusing on new hampshire where the voters go to the polls next tuesday. the most recent polls show bernie sanders either with the lead or tied with joe biden. >> uber is given the green light to test the self-driving cars on the public roads in california again. the dmv issued a permit to the san francisco based company yesterday, and stop testing to make yours go after a self driving cart they were testing hit and killed a woman in arizona. the dmv says that oprah has to have a backup driver and there's no word on when the testing will begin. the pittsburgh high school is the first in california to offer program teaching students about maintaining and repairing autonomous cars and the new advanced auto shop the launch in the poll in a partnership between the contra costa transportation authority in the car manufacturing company. the pittsburg principal says it will give students a leg up going into the modern auto industry. it is 7:17. the smart train reporting the highest ridership numbers ever in december and january. they told the independent journal that the high ridership is mostly due to the opening of the larkspur and downtown novato stations on december 14. the smart train increased the frequency of weekday trips and reducing the wait time to a maximum of 32 minutes between trains. >> mass transit is a good option on this thursday but a lot of people are on the roads, sal . absolutely. the critical mass of the commute is between 7:00 and 8:00 or maybe between 6:30 and 7:30 were to be curb is. the bay bridge we have about a 20 minute delay. this is typical and normal. we have been lucky weather-wise that we've had dry, not windy and foggy commutes. i'm sure that won't stay forever but we have had good luck for that. we have unexpected back upon eastbound highway 4 from interstate 880 on eastbound highway 4. there were earlier issues if you're going this way it will be slow getting into martinez on highway 4. that slowdown is not normally there, so give yourself extra time. i noticed the traffic between novato and san rafael is slow but okay through san rafael and petaluma. from hayward to fremont also slowing down. it is 7:18 and here is steve paulson. >> at rohnert park we have our good friend jake mackinzie, with a hint of ground fog and the first of the chill is still in the air. that is popping up at rohnert park but the dew point are coming up. that is a possibility tomorrow but steady she goes and we do need the rain. the 16 day outlook is dry but it can certainly change fast this time of the year but i don't see it yet. 40 at rollover park, 38 at napa and 30s for some with 40s for others. we are not is cold as yesterday with sal lake tahoe at 24, 37 at ukiah, sacramento and bakersfield. it is quiet in the sierra and they could get just a little bit of snow sunday but that is only the fly in the ointment. 62 to 68 and the trend is to go up. napa airport in fairfield at 33 so we still have some cold numbers but most locations running 5 to 7 degrees warmer than 24 hours ago. mount diablo air at 44 miles an hour out of the north. we have a slight offshore breeze and they are getting too much of a good thing in seattle. they have a lot of rain causing flooding. it is all or nothing in california and right now nothing as far as the rain goes. this is a dry pattern and i don't see anything changing right now. cold in the mornings but the days are warming up 60s on the temperatures with a few upper 60s and if we catch a north breeze we could see 70 at calistoga and santa rosa. a cooler onshore breeze on saturday and we are back to breezy and warm on monday. it is 7:20. barnes & noble facing backlash over the black history month and why they are ending the diverse addition campaign and some saw this as controversial. >> groundbreaking research at the top university in the bay area and after the break how the scientist at stanford created a bionic jellyfish, and why she created it. 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. new this morning, the american astronaut christina koch is back on earth after setting the new space record. she returned from the international space station this morning after spending 328 days in space, the most of any woman ever. she's only 12 day short of the american record held by scott kelly. she says no and she holds the record is overwhelming. the san francisco researcher explained how she created the tonic jellyfish. nicole xu showed us this device that was the focus of the report released last week. it includes giving the jellyfish a jolt of electricity using electrodes. she was able to turn the science fiction into reality essentially creating the robot fish she can control. >> i created the bionic jellyfish and when we remove the controller from the animal they appear to be doing completely fine, able to feed, reproduce and swim around. >> her device can help jellyfish swim faster using less energy. she says she hopes that the jellyfish outfitted with her device can study the effects of the climate change and swim to the depths of the ocean where the technology cannot travel. for the second straight year applications fell by nearly 5.5% and the decline involving high school graduates in california, as well as out- of-state and international students. administrators report the number of transfer students applying to uc increased almost 5%. the sobering center designed for people addicted to methamphetamine will soon be open in the san francisco tenderloin district at jones and turk streets. it is the number one recommendation for the mayor london breed methamphetamine task force. major breed said the center could help people get off the streets and connect them to the addiction treatment and other services. certainly a big issue this election year, the trump administration fighting in court to overturn the affordable care act. democrats have a different approach to making healthcare more affordable with a single payer system calling it medicare for all. >> we will never let socialism destroy american healthcare. >> donald trump may not like government healthcare but medicare is the most popular health insurance program in this country, and the time is long overdue. we need to expand it to cover all of our people. >> reporter: senator sanders and others proposing medicare for all but the plan will cost well over $30 trillion over 10 years. >> who will pay for it? >> both republicans and democrats support lowering prescription drug prices but so far have not been able to agree on how to do that. it is 7:26. growing fear across the world as the daily coronavirus continues to spread but one community area facing a backlash. asian americans in the bay area say the fear over 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(vo) becausthis is how youonomy that wbroke from tradition to create new paths to success. as you continue to work hard to secure your future... wells fargo will be by your side, helping you make it happen. this is your moment. this is how empowered becomes empowerful. i teenager attack at a popular tourist spot in san francisco, the details on what happened and what the group of attackers were after. it could get hard to park along this very busy road in fremont, ny city officials are cracking down on the area. we have what is being put up to help stop people from parking there. from ktvu fox 2 news this is mornings on 2. >> welcome to mornings on 2 on this thursday, february 6 i am dave clark. >> i am gasia mikaelian . we have had some chilly mornings but the afternoon and evening could not be better. >> they are above average, low to mid 60s and some around 70. 62 in the city and 68, all above average. the temperatures cold for some with napa airport at 33 in fairfield at 33 but most locations up by about 5 to 7 degrees compared to the last couple of mornings. 30s and 40s but wall-to-wall sun, warmer with mid-60s for if you, and upper 60s this looks to be a quiet pattern for us. hopefully it is quiet in the traffic department. >> it is sort of quiet with some crashes and slowdowns, which you would expect. here is the bay bridge, backed up with a 20 to 25 minute wait, but not unusual. that is the typical slow down. we have slow traffic on highway 4, eastbound highway 4 into the martinez area and 680 from concord to walnut creek the south bay commute is slow but some spots traffic is moving well. we take another look at this and more coming up. it is 7:31 the city of fremont will start imposing the parking ban at kato road at the tesla plant. the work crews will bring in big boulders to put on the road. they have more rvs, campers and cars parking in the area. allison rodriguez is out that this morning and why don't they want the cars parking out here? >> reporter: they say they are addressing the business and neighbors concerns and that is what the city tells us at this point. they put up signs with the warnings, telling the drivers they cannot park year and that enforcement will start today. just below that as we drive a little bit you can see a couple of homemade signs, one accusing tesla of being behind the move. enforcement starts today and there are warning signs up along kato road leading the campers and drivers know that they have to go. initially the city wanted people out by the 27th but people are still parked out here. some began packing yesterday to get a head start but in the recent months more rvs and campers have claimed spots along this road. this area is largely industrial with seagate and tesla solar and other companies. some tesla car carriers also parked here and the city says that the ban on parking will apply to them too. still some are wondering why the need for the plan. back nobody ever came across the street and said you should not be here, or nothing like that. i don't know, they just all of a sudden it up a sign. >> it is the space nobody uses actually, so i don't know what is the reason for that unless it is tesla. >> reporter: the city officials say that now is the right time to take action "substantial concern from residents, businesses and the public at large." the estimated cost to bring in boulders it will cost about $2500 a will take about two days to install them along kato road. some people did already take off this morning, but a lot of people are still here. you can see they set up camp and made their spot. they have been here for a while, some for months if not longer. now where they will go, that is the next big question. that is what they have to dress today with the enforcement starting at some point today. reporting live from fremont, allison rodriguez, ktvu fox 2 news. it is 7:34. the child continues in the murder of nia wilson and an outburst had the defendant thrown out of court. the jury was shown graphic video of the 2018 deadly stabbing with some jurors moved to tears. the surveillance video shows john lee cowell stabbing the 18- year-old only moments after she got off at the macarthur station. he made a remark and removed from the courtroom for repeatedly speaking out during the district attorney opening statement. >> i think he got kicked out on purpose because he did not want to see the video, that's what i honestly think. the judge asked him several times can you be quiet. but i hope he goes to prison, that they lock them up and throw away the key. >> john lee cowell was later involved and allowed back in the courtroom. he has been diagnosed with schizophrenia and facing charges for stabbing the sister of wilson who survived. if convicted on all charges he could spend the rest of his life in prison. president trump attended the national prayer breakfast in washington the day after his acquittal on the senate. he held up a coffee of the paper reading "acquitted." he was joined by congressional leaders including democratic house speaker nancy pelosi. >> as everybody knows, my family, our great country, and your president have been put through a terrible ordeal by some very dishonest and corrupt people. they have done everything possible to destroy us, and by so doing very badly hurt our nation. >> the president will speak on his impeachment acquittal later this morning. it is 7:35. the latest on the coronavirus outbreak in wuhan, china, chinese government ordering authorities to roundup infected people and take them to the quarantine camps. at least 562 people have died in china from the virus with over 28,000 cases worldwide. a lockdown in central china is in the third week. the closure first affected wuhan, city of 11 million people but now covering an area of 50 million people for the lockdown. passengers flying from south korea to las vegas finally are in las vegas after having a coronavirus care that diverted the plane to lax. the spokesperson for korean air found three people on the plane had recently gone to china and all three passengers had u.s. passports. they went through a brief quarantine process before being cleared. the plane want to las vegas and landed a few hours later. the number of coronavirus cases in the u.s. is up to 12 after person from wisconsin tested positive. >> the patient did not require hospitalization and is currently in a home isolation and doing well. >> doctors say that the patient illnesses mild and that they should recover. the person recently traveled to beijing and came in contact with people from wuhan. the patient began to get sick and went to the emergency room last week. asian americans in the bay area some are personally affected by the coronavirus. fewer people are going to chinatown in san francisco or oakland these days. the economic fallout could be much worse than they first thought. one man that owns four restaurant told ktvu that the business is so bad he may have to close one restaurant and lay off about 20 part-time employees. >> it has been steadily declining for about a month, maybe about three weeks, but right now is probably the worst. >> there is a lot of growing fear and prejudice coming out of it. there is a new profiling now, i call it coughing while asian. >> next week the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce will hold a workshop to educate business owners on the coronavirus, what of the chamber effort to encourage people to come back to the asian owned businesses the police in san francisco are investigating an attack on a teenage girl by group of women on tuesday night at around 7:50 at fisherman's wharf. the group of women attacked a girl at starbucks at beech street and high street. we have video to share from the citizens app in this video was taken just after the attack happened. the police are still searching for the attackers at this point. >> the victim was struck with a golf club at one point during the assault. based on the investigation, approximately eight females evolved ranging from teenagers to possibly in their 40s. >> the young woman cell phone was stolen and so far there is no known relationship between the attackers and the victim. it is 7:39. we have sal back and is anything happening on the roads ? >> the commute is doing pretty well on some areas, and a little bit slow on some others, dave and gasia. everybody wants to see this commute that affects so many others. right now typical, slow here and they are. no major problems in the caltrans tow truck is showing up which is not good news with someone that could be broken down. you can see the tow truck is now stopping in one of these lanes. on the commute you can see 680 slow. that is concord to walnut creek and eastbound highway 4 is unusually slow into the martinez area. westbound 80 is also slow. no major issues from the north by this morning. novato to san rafael has low traffic. 101 is slow between san mateo and redwood city. it is 7:40. today on the weather, no wind or rain or fog. >> maybe a teeny bit of fog at rohnert park. do we have any good news question what may be a little bit on sunday. squaw valley in the 30s, truckee at 21 degrees. it is mostly sunny and mild not only today but also on friday. saturday will be cooler with partly cloudy skies. the low will swing in, the inside slider, with possibly light snow. it will be cooler and the wind will crank up but if we get any snow that will be on sunday. until then it looks very quiet. 20s giving way to 50s and 24 right now at south lake tahoe. 30s for many including las vegas at 39. for us 32 to 46 on the los with 5462 on the highs with warmer tomorrow. fairfield at 33 and after that temperatures are uppermost with lakeport at 33 as well. many locations at 29 like walnut creek but now 37. layton is in their long with danville and san ramon at 34. 39 at martinez and lafayette. look at almeda, kensington with mid-40s and a northeast breeze. that will do it. i want rain so go north, young man. that is portland and seattle where they have a lot of rain, almost too much in seattle. we have a little bit of fog warming, the only wrinkle in the forecast. wall-to-wall sun and warmer with mid to upper 60s. if you like this weather you will love friday for multiple reasons. it is friday, cooler and windy saturday, back to the warm temperatures on monday. who can and cannot martin the san francisco pride parade and why some groups that they want to google and local law enforcement bans from participating in the annual event. macy's plans to close more stores but now showing us the company bigger plans. macy's trying to save itself and go after the bargain hunters and the boutique shoppers. let's bring back mike mibach with a look at what's coming up at 8:00. >> a federal ban on flavored e- cigarettes products goes into effect today. find out what it means for anyone vaping and why it only applies to certain devices. and then coming up on the nine. >> it is the first friday taking over the streets of oakland, the 19-year-old singer, dancer and producer isaac brown will join us live in the studio ahead of the performance tomorrow night. we will be back after the break. the ktvu tahoe report brought to you by toyota. let's go places. it is 7:45 barnes & noble ending the selling of the diverse additions of the classic books. they wanted to put people of color on the classics like romeo and juliet, peter pan and frankenstein. they insured recognition, representation and inclusion the critics? barnes & noble did not promote the existing works of the minority authors instead. the board of the san francisco pride parade is debating on who will martin the parade this year. there focusing on google and the longtime sponsor along with the alameda county sheriff department. there is a push by some to ban google and the affiliate of youtube saying they did not police youtube enough for hate and homophobic conditt. the executive director of the parade says it's better to work from within to push for improvement. he says google has been responsive. >> the online policies are not perfect, but nobody is perfect. how they best represent as partners with us, through stickers and t-shirts or through the inclusive hiring practices. >> the reason that some want to ban the alek me to alameda county sheriff is because they were involved in caring out the quarter eviction from several homeless mothers from a property in oakland. at this point oak glen is settling on the details of the pride parade so they don't know who is in our who is out. the pride parade is set for sunday, june 28. it is 7:46. after five years of setback the new costco will come to pleasanton. it was unanimously improved and approved at the 680 and 580 interchange. the costco has been proposed for the area in the old horrocks building. critics say will add more traffic and air pollution in the area. it is four days in a row for the dow with big games again, and when the bell rings it's a sign of changing things. >> pam cook is in the studio with the dollars and cents. >> the doubt up 100 points when the bell rang, coming back with some bright spots with twitter shares up by 70% right now. the company posted the first billion-dollar quarterly profit and analysts are happy about the number of users increasing on twitter. looking at the opening bell, celebrating the ipo this morning with kasper a good positive sign when the company goes public. trading underway for just over one hour. the dow jones has pulled back a little bit but still up by 50 points. the analysts, economists and traders mostly saying they expected a comeback in the market as we learn more about the coronavirus, and more being done about it. right now the s&p 500 and nasdaq also up. for the first time in two years amazon owe the federal government in 2019 after paying zero dollars in federal income tax, on the hook for the $162 million tax bill, 1.2% of the nearly $14 billion in the pretax income. the federal corporate tax rate is 21% but amazon likely employed in various tax credits and reductions to reduce the federal tax bill. macy's is making big changes to stay business by closing 125 stores, upgrading the offering and online experience. the retailer will close about 20% of the stores in the next three years including closures already announced and macy's will maintain the stores at the top line mall and opening up the independent backstage stores, the name given to the area stores carrying discounted merchandise. the will also open smaller boutique places featuring locally produced items and offering community events like wine tasting. the valentines gift idea for you from in-n-out burger, and they are drink cup shoes, and there they are. white sneakers with red palm trees and setting you back $65 for the adults and $30 for the kids. that's relatively inexpensive compared to other 10 issues but that is a familiar sight again for most teenagers. >> they look like the vans. >> should they have animal french fries on there too? happening today san francisco city leaders announce safety preparations for the saturday big chinese new year parade. they will hold a news conference and the president of the local chinese chamber of commerce will speak as well. they will talk about security at the parade and the current coronavirus scare. city and community leaders are working to reassure the public that the risk of getting infected is very low. we hope you join us saturday night for the san francisco chinese new year parade as we lead the coverage this year. we have live coverage beginning at 6:00 in the evening right here on ktvu fox 2 after the news at 5:00. i will join you, sal and mike today with a special guest, sisters of the sky. it is a program where they are trying to attract women of color to become airline pilots. you will meet a wonderful lady involved in the program this morning on the nine. >> we look forward to it. let's talk about the traffic and talk about the commute into san francisco including the golden gate bridge. that looks good. here's the bay bridge toll plaza, it is slow and on the span itself driving it when you get past the metering lights and did san francisco you can see the bridge looks all right. we watch this closely because if something happens here it affects the east bay commute. looking at other east bay points like highway 4 and 680 with eastbound highway 4 slow into martinez, a little bit unusual. that is due to earlier issues. driving on southbound 101 from petaluma into novato, it is slow at highway 30 seven into central san rafael. the southbound drive from rohnert park to petaluma not looking too slow. it is 7:51. let's bring steve back. >> thank you. it is a quiet pattern, almost too quiet. i'm always optimistic that the pattern will turn in our favor but nothing showing that right now. we have that easterly component coming in with the offshore breeze not very strong. i don't care what time of the year it is, if you get longer daylight hours that means it will be a little bit warmer. that is even at the oakland and berkeley hills. the breeze with higher lows. we still have some 30s but it was much colder a couple of days ago with that warming north wind, and upper 20s. the bodega water the temperature at 53 degrees, slightly below average. rain at seattle and portland, seattle talking about maybe too much rain. for us it is way too far to the north with this dry pattern continuing. we have another low overland trajectory, and this is the inside slider. it will not do anything for us but they could pick up rain at southern california and arizona sunday into monday but for us that is a wind reducer. for us sunny side up and warmer. we are breezy and warmer on monday. it is 7:53. the coronavirus is taking a toll around the world and now affecting the gaming industry. coming up in the next hour, the problems facing nintendo and why they 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(vo) this is how you broke from tradition to create new paths to success. as you continue to work hard to secure your future... wells fargo will be by your side, helping you make it happen. this is your moment. this is how empowered becomes empowerful. welcome back to mornings on 2. it is 7:56. a high-speed train derailed 30 miles southeast of milan, italy. it derailed and crashed into a freight train and the two conductors were killed. 28 people were hurt. the investigation continues. the fight in turkey resume after a plane taking off from istanbul skidded off the runway, broke into pieces and three people were killed. take a look. you can see the moment the pegasus airline jet landed and lost control. the plane crashed into a ditch eventually. the wreckage of the lane showing it broke into three pieces. 180 people hurt and some passengers actually climbed out evacuating through the cracks in the plane. heavy rain in strong wind could've been factors in the crash. also in turkey search teams are still looking for possible survivors from two deadly avalanches. at least 39 people have been confirmed dead. most were emergency rescue workers that were buried while searching for the seven victims of the first advance near the turkey eastern border with iran. it is 7:57 the nba trade deadline is this afternoon and the warriors starting deadline day by trading alec burks and glen robinson iii to the 70 stickers for three second round picks. they are coming from various teams over the next three years and both players were getting a lot of plane time this season for the warriors and they hit the free agency this summer. >> with both of those players traded last night the warriors played shorthanded against the nets in brooklyn and it was not pretty. the waters lost by 41 points and the nets beat them, 129-88. >> kevin durant sees his old teammates, hugging and laughing. he had a good time. he left the warriors last summer after finding and signing a deal with the nets. this year we have a tournament featuring pros like phil mickelson, ray romano, huey lewis and of course bill murray for the celebrities. that is a popular event before the golf tournament with the celebrity challenge. the clint eastwood team went up against bill murray team and the group of entertainers showed off the putting skills. they were pretty good and earned $100,000 for eight charities. >> i feel much better about myself. i feel more powerful and dignified too. i did it without cheating or anything. >> bragging rights is also important. >> i can brag even if we lose. >> phil mickelson is a defending champion and has won the two tournament five times. they also have steve young, aaron rodgers and wayne gretzky. two men and in the public corruption scandal in san francisco are about to go before the federal judge. we breakdown the new developments in the case and what we expect after the hearing today. the number of people infected with the deadly coronavirus continues to skyrocket and what the bay area researchers are doing to help prevent it from spreading, and define the vaccine. the second shooting on highway 880 within the last 24 hours and we are live with that story. from ktvu fox 2 news this is mornings on 2. >> welcome back to this thursday, there were six. i am mike mibach. >> i am gasia mikaelian. good morning mike and gasia . the highest today bumping and that will continue today and tomorrow as well. 62 and 58 and it should be 69 and we have more 40s around the bay than upper 30s. we are running a few degrees warmer than 24 hours ago. that is across the board from santa rosa, san jose, livermore and half moon bay. tomorrow it will back off a little bit on saturday for cooling trend but today we continue with the warmer weather here is sal . >> i'm just getting worried about a lot of slow traffic in many spots due to crashes. between novato and san rafael we have slow traffic. also on eastbound highway 4 due to an earlier accident. the bay bridge is backed up with a 20 minute delay. there's a crash at hayward northbound 880 making it slow. it is also slow at fremont. the santa cruz mountains are a mess getting over to the scotts valley due to problems. we will expand on all of this in a few minutes. right now it is a: 01. a house fire and fremont mae flared up again and at 330 a.m. they return to home at driftwood drive not far from the 880 in the same house caught fire yesterday. part of the roof collapsed in the home had been boarded up. the battalion chief said some of the embers may have rekindled starting the fire again. they have covered the house with phone this morning to prevent another player up. the san francisco public works director mohammed nuru and restaurant owner nick bovis are expected in federal court. >> we are live outside of the courthouse in san francisco with the story. >> reporter: good morning. mohammed nuru and nick bovis are scheduled in court for a bond hearing at 11:30 this morning. they are both charged with fraud in connection with a corruption case involving the san francisco city contracts. mohammed nuru is the director for public works and on administrative leave for his scheme with the involvement of the bribing of the san francisco airport commissioner with help from nick bovis. they were working to give cash and free travel for the airport commissioner without competitive bidding. the chronicle reported that two men running a business at the airport in detroit at this as fbi agent in the case. the businesses in detroit reportedly included a concession at sfo. if convicted they can each face up to 20 years in prison and the attorney for mohammed nuru says he looks forward to defending himself against the allegations. again, both men are scheduled to appear in court at 11:30 for the bond hearing and we will update you again at noon. cristina rendon, ktvu fox 2 news. the plane from wuhan, china will arrive with one landing at the military base in san antonio with another at an airport in omaha, nebraska. all passengers are being screened for the coronavirus and will be quarantine over the next two weeks. 562 people died from the coronavirus in china and a newborn baby tested positive for the illness, the youngest an okay so far. in the meantime doctors check in on a young child that was a passenger going to the travis air force base in fairfield and landed at the base early yesterday morning. the cdc said the young child had a fever and was taken to the hospital along with the mother for observation. >> children have fever for a number of different reasons, and the child is being evaluated at this point. we will put them in isolation and test them. >> the other passengers are in quarantine at a hotel located on the military base. evacuees ranging from ages of 2 through 65. a second plane refilled at travis going to the air force base at san diego. four of the 167 passengers at a fever or cough and are now at the bay area hospital. the researchers in this area are scrambling to find a treatment for the coronavirus and they are learning more about this particular strain. the coronavirus attacks the respiratory system and transmitted by droplets when the infected person exhales, coughs or sneezes. they can also be spread by touching contaminated services surfaces like the door handle. >> if i come in the room and someone is sick with the coronavirus, and they walk out, the droplets are still in the air so i could become infected is the case if i am susceptible. they are trying to determine if the newborn baby in china that was affected we just reported on was infected before or after birth by the body fluids. we have the latest information on these two investigations with allie rasmus from oakland. >> reporter: first, it's important to note that there is no indication that the shootings on 880 are connected in any way. the most recent was at 10:20 p.m. at northbound 880 and 23rd avenue on oakland highway. someone shot at this woman's car. the red chevy she was driving at the driver side window shattered with at least four bullet holes in the side of the car. luckily the driver was not hurt and no one was injured. the traffic was backed up getting onto 880 and the ramp was closed for a while as investigators searched the freeway, gathering shell casings and other evidence. this is the second freeway shooting within 24 hours on ia 80. they were at another freeway shooting at the on ramp at northbound 880 in mallory avenue. the chp investigator said it appears the driver may have been targeted because he was followed by the gunman from another location but there is no indication at this point that the two shootings are connected or related in any way. we reached out to the chp this morning to get an update on the investigation for shootings and we are waiting to hear back from them. allie rasmus, ktvu fox 2 news. the city of fremont will install large boulders along kato road to keep people from parking near the tesla and seagate technology building. people living in the rvs and campers are taking up parking spaces and city leader said there is growing concern on property damage, traffic, safety and trash. >> everybody knows their homeless people around but we don't want to look out at it. >> we are out of the way in this industrial area but no one ever came across the street and told us not to be here or nothing like that they just all of a sudden put up a sign. >> in addition to the home with some tesla car carriers parked there as well as employees from other businesses. the official state the use of boulders is meant to restrict parking for everyone. >> every morning there's a big red x on these lanes and today someone was going 80 on it and guess was right behind them? the chp, so they are patrolling the don't drive in those lanes because they will light you up. >> i have been driving when they get surprised by those lights. good morning. let's start with highway 17 where it is particularly bad this morning. the crash at scotts valley right here and let me show you the slow traffic. the traffic has been a mess from santa cruz getting over the hill. if you're driving in the main part of the silicon valley it's more like a normal compute commute. 880 northbound at his berrien there is a crash with that 80 going the other way very slow. eastbound at 580 is also slow. do not be surprised by any of this and we have a lot of slow traffic. the bay bridge looks normal, backed up with a 20 to 25 minute wait. it is decent for the morning. it is 8:09. it is a pretty quiet pattern with an easterly breeze in place, warmer today with above average temperatures and we will take that into tomorrow. it is like the three bears, too cold, too dry, and too warm. we have an easterly breeze and 45, 46 at kensington and alameda. the bayside and coast making a move already to a warmer afternoon. sunny and warm and you know those two are in town. warmer tomorrow, clouds on saturday and cooler on sunday. we have the offshore breeze northeast coming across going over the oakland and berkeley hills. a little over toward half moon bay and there it is above the cold the cot. it is near mount tam and everything is in place for the warm-up today. 30s and 40s bouncing off with morning lows warmer than 24 hours ago by about 5 degrees. the high pressure is large and in charge and there's not much else to say. sunny for all with patchy fog showing up a little bit today but will play more in the forecast tomorrow morning. days a warmer and we take that into friday. cooler on saturday, windy on sunday and back to warmer on monday. >> the 20th century upgrade and forget how to change the oil, coming up, how students learn to work on today's new cars and what new opportunities could follow. a jump in crime and one east bay city, and what they've said about the killings, and what we have learned about the latest victim. tom steyer: listen, every democrat running for president is better than the criminal in the white house. we all have progressive plans to address the big challenges facing our country. what makes me different, is i've been working for ten years outside of washington, to end the corporate takeover of our democracy, and to return power to the american people. i started need to impeach to hold this lawless president accountable. i'm proposing big reforms like term limits... ...a national referendum... ...and ending corporate money in politics. as president, i'll declare climate change an emergency on day 1. and, use those powers to finally address the climate crisis. and, i've spent 30 years building a successful international business. so, i can take on donald trump on the economy - and beat him. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message - because there is nothing more powerful than the unified voice of the american people. it is a violent start to the year in hayward, with three homicides in just over a month. the latest killing was a stabbing tuesday night that started as a domestic dispute. more information about the case could get released later today. the first two killings happened within a day of each other last month. there has not been an arrest in either case and one city councilman says there's no known link between the killings. >> the word i would have would be if they were gang related and that would really be a concern. >> the people we spoke with our concern and one man told us he already planned on moving to oregon and part of the reason is the increase in crime. later this morning president trump was picked from the white house after the acquittal in the senate on the two impeachment charges are >> he is hereby acquitted of the charges and said articles. >> the supreme court chief justice john roberts concluded the third impeachment trial in the u.s. history with senate leaders weighing in on the final outcome. >> if this was all about the november election it seems to me we can conclude at least in the short term that it is a colossal political mistake. >> there is the giant star next to the acquittal of the president. >> the final vote tally ended split along the party line other than mitt romney who voted to convict the present on abuse of power. the iowa democratic caucus racist out virtual tie with 97% of precincts reporting with pete buttigieg 26.2% of the vote and bernie sanders is just behind him with 26.1%. elizabeth warren has 18% and joe biden close to 60% followed by senator amy klobuchar with 12%. democratic candidates are now turning their focus to new hampshire where the voters go to the polls on tuesday and the most recent polls show bernie sanders either leading or tying joe biden. uber is given the green light to begin testing self- driving cars on public roads in california. huber heights go back testing two years ago after the self- driving car the company was testing hit and killed a woman in arizona. uber still must have a backup driver in the seat on any vehicle tested in california but no word on when the testing will begin. pittsburg high school the first in california to offer program teaching students about mating and repairing autonomous vehicles. the shop class will involve a mentorship between the contra costa transportation authority in the car manufacturing company, local voters. the pittsburg principal said the auto shop will give students a leg up if they decide they want to go into the modern auto industry. the smart train officials tell the marine independent journal that the high-rise in riders likely due to the opening of the larkspur and downtown stations. they increased the frequency of the troops and reducing the wait times to a maximum of 32 minutes between the trains. let's get you out the doors and i think that sal can handle everything. >> we do watch the airports too, just so you know. right now most of the track it on the roads in the bay area with greene county slope from 37 to san rafael. southbound 680 or i'm sorry, eastbound 780 slow and eastbound four is recovering after an earlier crash. the bay bridge is backed up a little bit. northbound 880 and hayward crash has cleared. traffic slow including the santa cruz mountains. the traffic is very slow because of a serious crash. now the canyon road could be shut down soon due to a serious crash along the niles canyon road. they may shut that down because the traffic is so slow so stick with 680 argues another road but we will keeping an eye on the niles canyon road for you right now. is a: 17. it is clear skies and the low cold and cruel but not as bad as the last couple of mornings with temperatures set to be above average. we should be at 59 and 61 but looking at 62 and 68. the eastern components coming over the delta and humidity is going up. patchy fog will play into the weather more so tomorrow. caldecott at 16, mount diablo at 9 with a northeast breeze. the offshore is in place and it won't take long to warm up. upper 40s already at san francisco and sfo. novato at 43, a few degrees warmer than this time yesterday. we are not going colder but a little bit warmer now. jacob a water tender very cold but 51 and san francisco buoy at 53, about average or slightly below. seattle is waving the white flag saying we have had enough rain with rivers rising and rainfall continuing. we could use some rain but absolutely nothing in sight right now. it is february and things could change but it's another dry week and don't be surprised if next week is also dry with very warm temperatures. today and tomorrow warming up to near 74 if you with the cool down on saturday. winds will pick up on sunday, reese and warm again on monday. here is a reminder to download the ktvu weather app on your smartphone or tablet. there is an easy feature for you to upload your weather photos and video with the ktvu weather app free to download right now from apple and google play stores. the ban applying to flavored e-cigarettes flavors and why it only applies to certain devices. and white nintendo is apologizing to its customers, coming up. 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. it is 8:22. the new ban on e-cigarettes doesn't affect today, and the one time use cartridges are becoming popular among the young smokers. this is popularized by the san francisco juul lab. the san francisco government released a survey showing 30% high schoolers smoking e- cigarettes in the last month, more than double the number from 2017. is a sobering center designed for people specifically addicted to methamphetamine will open in the spring at jones street and church street. the sobering center was the number one recommendation for the mayor london breed task force. the mayor says it will help get people off the streets while connecting them to treatment and other services. a researcher explained how she created the bionic jellyfish and what it means for the oceans. nicole xu showed us the device which was the focus of a report published last week. part of it is giving the jellyfish a jolt of electricity using electrodes. she was able to turn science fiction into reality, essentially creating a robot fish that she can control. >> i created the bionic jellyfish. when we remove the controller from the animal they appeared to be doing completely fine. they are still able to feed, reproduce and swim around. any tissue damage hills pretty fast within a few days. >> she says it will help jellyfish swim faster and give them more energy. she hopes this will help them study the effects of climate change and jellyfish can swim to the depths of the ocean where our technology can still not travel. >> fighting in court to overturn the affordable care act while the democratic presidential candidates have a different approach to making healthcare more affordable. some candidates promoting the single payer system calling it medicare for all. >> we will never let socialism destroy american healthcare. >> donald trump may not like government healthcare but medicare is the most popular health insurance program in this country, and the time is long overdue. we need to expand it to cover all of our people. >> senator sanders and others proposed medicare for all and that plan they acknowledge will cost over $30 trillion over 10 years. who will pay for that and how will it be paid for? >> republicans and democrats said they support lowering the prescription drug prices but not have been able to agree on how to do that. the application and schools falling by 5.5% last year. the decline involves high school graduates in california with out-of-state students and international students as well. the number of transfer students applying to the uc schools increased by 5%. one third of the current employees will retire and iris officials say that presents two problems. first, the people that leave take their experience and knowledge from working in the tax bill for years. secondly, the agency is having a difficult time attracting new workers which affects the work that the irs can do. last year they could audit less than one half of a % of tax returns. it was more difficult for people to get answers to the questions. the united airlines is taking a big step toward having a steady increase of pilots. they have the flight academy that expects to produce 300 new pilots in the academy first year. that will build experience at the regional airlines like united express and american eagle before flying for the bigger united airlines. united needs new pilots with the pilot from the baby boomer generation turning 65 and retiring. growing fears all of the world with the deadly coronavirus continuing to spread and white the people in the bay area say that the fear and the bay area over the coronavirus is fueling racism. what happened in opening statements that moved some jurors to tears causing demand that killed neil wilson to be thrown out of court. that struggled economically powerfully influenced my values. bernie sanders he's fighting to raise wages. and guarantee health care for all. now, our country is at a turning point. hard working people, betrayed by trump, struggling to survive. in this moment, we need a fighter. bernie sanders. we know he'll fight for us as president because he always has. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. (vo) this is how you broke from tradition to create new paths to success. as you continue to work hard to secure your future... wells fargo will be by your side, helping you make it happen. this is your moment. this is how empowered becomes empowerful. teenager is attack at a popular tourist attraction in san francisco. we have the details on what happened and what the group was after what bay area leaders are doing to prevent people from parking along a busy stretch of road and why some say they were targeted even though they never heard any complaints. from ktvu fox 2 news this is mornings on 2. >> welcome back. i am gasia mikaelian . >> good morning. i am mike mibach. it is cool everywhere and especially at the coast. >> this pattern is not favorable unless you want sunshine and warm temperatures. we are above average on temperatures and we could hit 70 today. 40s on a lot of the temperatures, 1 to 5 degrees warmer than 24 hours ago. when the high pressure says it will visit california it really visits. wall-to-wall sunshine with mid to upper 60s today. it will probably be warmer tomorrow. we have a lot of 60s at the coast and bay. here is sal . >> we have problems in the north bay with petaluma at northbound 101 and eastern washington. a couple of cars are stuck together which is why this a crash is taking a long time to clear. southbound traffic also affected into petaluma out of rohnert park. 24 and 680 as well with slow traffic at the bridge. the san mateo and dumbarton bridge are okay. we have a closure at niles canyon road due to a head-on collision. right now niles canyon road is not doable at the sunol grade and mission boulevard. the city of fremont will install large boulders near the tesla facility at kato road. there is an increase of rvs and campers parking over there and we have allie rasmus explaining what is behind these big rocks. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, mike. city officials don't want anyone parking along this road. they put up the signs and it tells everybody that parking will be enforced beginning today. you can see as we move our eyes down a little bit there are a couple of homemade signs. i'm not sure who put them up but one says "why, tesla, why". the other sign says "can't we all just get along." more rvs and campers have claimed a spot along this road with this area largely industrial. it is home to sea gate and tesla solar. even some of the tesla car carriers park your long with neighboring business employees. they say the ban on parking will apply to them too. the ban will start today with warning signs up along the road leading campers and drivers know that they have to pack up and go. some people started packing yesterday to get a head start and after the road is cleared they will bring in boulders to keep people from parking here in the future. some are wondering if that plan was really needed. >> nobody ever came across the street telling us we should not be here or nothing like that. i don't know. all of a sudden they put up the signs up. >> i did not see any problem to park there because it was space nobody used, actually. i don't know what the reason for that is unless it is tesla coming out. >> reporter: city officials say that now is the right time to take action, citing "substantial concern from residents, businesses and the public at large." the estimated cost of bringing in the boulders is about $2500. it will take a couple of days to install them out here along the road. take a look over here. some vehicles have left but others, as you can see, have been here for a while and made this their place, their residence. it's clear not everyone has left and we are not sure when city officials plan on starting the enforcement. they will start with a small section of the road where they will put the boulders. they will expand it along the rest of the road making it clear they want nobody parking here anymore. reporting live from fremont, allison rodriguez, ktvu fox 2 news. the trial continues in the murder of nia wilson this morning after an emotional round of statements and outbursts having the defendant thrown out of court. it was the 2018 deadly stabbing and the video moved some jurors to tears. it shows john lee cowell stabbing 18-year-old wilson moments after getting off the bart train at the mcarthur station. john lee cowell was eventually removed from the court for repeatedly speaking out during the da opening statement . >> i think he got kicked out on purpose because he did not want to see the video. that is what i honestly think. the judge asked him several times if he could be quite. i hope he goes to prison and that they lock him up and throw away the key. >> he was later allowed back in the courtroom and his attorney told the jury it was a rash act of impulsivity fueled by dilutions. he has been diagnosed with schizophrenia and he is facing charges for stabbing the sister of nia wilson who survived. if convicted he could spend the rest of his life in prison. the chinese government is ordering the officials in will haunt to round up affected people and sending them to quarantine camps. there are over 28,000 reported cases worldwide with over 563 dead in china. the closure first affected lujan, city of 11 million. a lockdown in china now covers an area of over 50 million people. passengers from south korea to las vegas finally landed after a coronavirus scare diverted the plane to los angeles international. the spokesperson for korean air said three passengers had u.s. passports and went through a brief quarantine process before being cleared. the plane eventually led to las vegas arriving a few hours later than scheduled. the number of coronavirus cases in the u.s. is up to 12 after a person in wisconsin tested positive. >> the patient did not require hospitalization. there currently at home isolation doing well >> the patient illness is said to be mild and that they should recover. the person recently traveled to beijing and came in contact with people from lujan. the patient began getting sick and went to the emergency room last week. some of those in the bay area said they have been personally affected by the coronavirus with fewer people visiting the chinatown neighborhood and the scare could be worse than originally thought. one man that owns four restaurants since the business is so bad he may have to close one restaurant and lay off 20 part-time workers. >> it has been steadily declining for about a month or so let's three weeks but right now is probably the worst. >> there is a lot of growing fear and prejudice coming out of it with a new kind of profile, coughing while asian. >> next week the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce plans on holding a workshop to educate business owners on the coronavirus as part of the chamber's effort to encourage patrons to return to the asian owned businesses. there was attack on a teenage girl group of women tuesday night just before 8:00 at freshmans war. they attacked her at hide street at the starbucks coffee shop. we have video to share from the incident from the citizen app that show what happened after the crime took place. as of right now the police are still searching for the attackers. >> the victim was struck with a golf club at one point during the assault. based on our investigation approximately eight females were involved ranging from the age of teenagers to possibly in their 40s. >> the police said that the cell phone from the young woman was stolen. there is no known relationship between the attackers and the victim. we have sal with your morning commute. >> there is slowing in the north bay and we start with a couple of cars stuck together after crash on northbound 101. at petaluma and east washington, not as bad as yesterday with that really terrible commute. farther south slope from 37 to san rafael. a slow delay at the richmond bridge and 80 westbound is slow. slowing at the walnut creek. this morning the bay bridge class is the usual commute with a 20 minute delay. the san mateo bridges moderately heavy. we have the niles canyon road closed due to a head-on collision making traffic on 680 and 880 slower as people cannot use the niles canyon road. 17 is very slow through the scotts valley to earlier issues. it is a: 39. we have a very quiet pattern and a warmer one, so if you want sunshine and warmer weather, it started yesterday and continuing today, picking tomorrow with above average temperatures. i don't think we will set a record high but we have hints of a record next week. 30s and 40s, almost 50 degrees. we are running 1 to 5 degrees warmer. the rain is at vancouver and seattle. they have had enough but it looks like it will continue unless that line moves farther north. the storm track is out of the picture meaning we have no hope for anything other than wind events coming in sunday. it is another dry week. the patchy fog and ground fog will play into the weather tomorrow. we had a hint of it today but a warmer pattern kicking it with a slight offshore breeze. a few upper 60s in the forecast. if you like today you will love tomorrow, cooler and low clouds on saturday. we have a warmer pattern again on monday. barnes & noble is facing backlash over the black history month event. coming up, why they are ending the diverse edition campaign and why some said it was controversial. the future of the delivery van and why the company says these vans would be better for the planet and when you will see the amazon delivery vans on the roads. fighting climate change isn't just about polar bears. we're fighting for our lives, we're fighting for clean air and clean water. that's why i wrote the law to send billions from polluters to communities suffering the most. and only one candidate for president was with us back then, tom steyer. and he's still fighting for us, pledging to make clean air and clean water a right for everyone, regardless of your zip code. that's the truth. that's tom steyer. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. the san francisco bait twitter is leading the market to hire this morning after making important changes. >> let's bring pam cook back to the studio to explain the dollars and cents. >> the number of daily average users up 21% in the fourth quarter, 152 million. that is 4.5 million more than the analyst expected. they attribute the gains in part to make it easier for people to find the best content allowing users to follow the topics in addition to the specific accounts. the twitter stocks shooting up 14% and now up 17%. the tesla stock is up again this morning as well. here is a look at the big board. the new york stock exchange with the dow jones shooting up 100 points when the opening bell rang this morning. it is still up one quarter of a %. the s&p 500 and nasdaq up. the nasdaq up at 95 .56. there were reports that the coronavirus could slow the shipment of the iphones and now nintendo switch could be affected as well. nintendo announced delays in the japanese market but not indicated whether those shipments to other countries like the u.s. will also be affected. the system is produced in china. nintendo says there's a brand- new type of consol and accessories that could face delays. amazon is revealing the images of the electric fleet vans, and there's 1000 ordered out of a company based in michigan. amazon said the move to the electric van is part of the climate pledge to power the business by renewable energy by 2030. the electrical vans will hit the road next year. cadillac unveils the new 2021 escalade suv with high- tech features. that includes the super cruise allowing hours of hands-free driving on over 200,000 miles of compatible highways. it also features three display screens inside with pixel density of the high death tv in the car. the new escalate making the public debut in april and will go on sale later this year. the price tag has not been released but i think the big display is taking a page from tesla and probably we will see more of those. let's get back to sal on one last check on our thursday commute. >> let's start with 80 and the maccarthur maze the commute time is typical, a half hour delay. that's not too slow and sometimes when it's raining it could be much more. at the bay bridge we have a 15 to 20 minute delay with some improvement. the niles canyon road is closed due to a head-on collision. that puts more pressure on 680 and mission boulevard. highway 17 is super slow due to problems in scott valley that have been cleared but the damage is done. it is 8:46. we have patchy low clouds on the san mateo coast and it is early february, not may or june. half moon bay reporting somewhat warmer. cooler on saturday and when they. the wind will pick up on sunday but not as bad as last sunday. well above average temperatures climbing and will continue to do so tomorrow. i can feel and easterly breeze coming in off the valley. that is also in the oakland/berkeley hills, mount diablo with an eastern component all the way out to half moon bay. 40s on most temperatures with a few 30s. i know it nap airport in fairfield they made it to 33 with most locations 1 to 8 degrees warmer compared to yesterday this type. rain, rain and rain at saddle and nine in our future. the best bet would be drizzle and even that is a longshot. the dry pattern continues. quiet this week and next week. the winds will pick up with a slight dusting of snow possible in the sierras on sunday with that snow developing. rain in southern california and arizona but not here. warmer temperatures today and tomorrow. if you like this you can enjoy this it will not change for the next few days. there are more reported cases of the coronavirus in the u.s. and around the world. next on the nine how health professionals worldwide are coming together to come up with a united response to the deadly virus. first, who can and cannot marked in the san francisco pride parade. somewhat google and law enforcement bans from participating in the annual summer event. it is a: 51. president trump attended the national prayer breakfast and washington, holding up copies of two newspaper with headlines "acquitted." he was included by other congressional leaders including house speaker nancy pelosi. >> as everybody knows my family, our great country and your president have been put through a terrible ordeal by some very dishonest and corrupt people. they have done everything possible to destroy us, and by so doing very badly hurt our nation. >> in the meantime, house speaker nancy pelosi addressing reporters moms go talking about the yesterday vote in the senate and the president's state of the union address. >> by the constitution of the united states the president to submit in riding writing or in person his statement on the state of the union. but instead the president is using the congress of the u.s. as a backdrop for reality show but in his state of mind it had no contact with reality whatsoever. later nancy pelosi talked about mitt romney vote to convict the president 01 article of impeachment "god bless him for his courage." barnes & noble stopping plans to sell the diverse additions of the classic books and wanted to put minorities on 12 classics including romeo and juliet, peter pan, and frankenstein. barnes & noble had recognition, representation and inclusion in mind but critics questioned on why barnes & noble would not just promote the actual works of the minority authors instead. the board of the san francisco pride parade debates on who can marked in the pride parade with a focus on google, a longtime sponsor, and the alameda county sheriff department. there is some that want to ban google and youtube saying that the company does not police youtube on hate and homophobic content. but the president says it's better to work within and to push for improvement saying that google has been responsive. >> the online policies are not perfect but nobody is perfect it is how they best represent as partners with us for stickers and t-shirts, or through the inclusive hiring practices. >> the reason given for making the alameda county sheriff's office unwelcomed was the rolling out and eviction of homeless mothers from properties in oakland. they are still settling the details of the parade which is scheduled for sunday, june 28. promoting acceptance and showing how the world interacts with the transgender teenager. >> the app from starbucks shows the father of a teenager introducing his child as jimma, and it ends with them asking the name of the teenager at starbucks and the name is changed and when he hear his names called he smiles. starbucks says it is a gesture of their values including recognition and acceptance 19 years old and building a career of his own and coming up, isaac brown joins us live in the studio ahead of his performance here on friday. after the break how coors light is offering a new 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