can't do anything about it. >> at the end of the day, in may, if we don't have any weather -- if spring storms don't drop the amount of rain we need and especially the snow in the sierra we need for this particular winter. >> so much for skiing. you can go outside today. >> sure. i've been outside all week. a new report says younger workers are more likely to leave their jobs for new ones without saying anything to their current employer. the reporter by career builder says 50% of people in their 20s and 30s have left their job for a better paying one without their traditional two week notice. gasia said this gave her shivers without notifying their employer. i just eye guess it's a generational thing. that compares to only 19% of baby boomers, who say they have done the same thing. >> might be generational. for me personally we joke there is 20 people who work in journalism doing what we do, so i'm so afraid of burning one bridge, and applying to you and you make one phone call and find out i was no good, so is this gives me shivers, but if it's working for you, and i think millennials tend to get bigger salary jumps and they're advancing their careers faster than we old folks did, i'm all for that but you have to have some respect for the people you are working for. >> just leave one day and never come back. >> i can't imagine. steve paulson has been around. >> i'm still here. >> i have heard it does not look good if you stay in one spot in your 20s. i'm still here. every else looking like they're still here. 81 in santa rosa yesterday. that is significant for a couple reasons. our first 80 of the season, las vegas and phoenix have not had an 80-degree temp so far in 2020. it was also a record at santa rosa in downtown. that 81 was at the airport. napa, 79, richmond, 74. those were records. sfo and livermore tied. we need some rain. mike is correct, once you get to the middle or end of march, unless it's a rain gear, the tap usually turns off around april and we are falling behind even more so under 50% now for oakland and san jose. nothing is showing up here for a while. things can always change rapidly, but the forecast looks dry through the middle of the month and even through most of next week. so a dry february in san francisco has happened before. 1864, not a drop of rain fell. 1953, only .04. 1899, a tenth of an inch. dry february, they can happen, and will happen, and this is not unchartered territory. when you start to have a dry season, a dry february usually means you're pretty much done based on some of the research and sending out that information. there is just nothing showing up. it will be a little bit cooler but sal's right, it will be a nice day, even though temperatures are running noticeably cooler. the wind speed from that north-northeast breeze have tightened up a little bit. it will be mostly sunny and your average highs for this time of the year, 5962, 64 to 70, so still above, just not as warm as yesterday, you guys. >> steve, thank you. new this morning firefighters are looking into the cause of an early morning house fire in the peninsula. firefighters responded to a call on kings road in brisbane about 1:15 a.m. near san bruno mountain state and county park. fire trucks had to narrow a stretch of road to reach the home. we have not received any official word on damage or injuries. happening today a california coalition will hold a day long event as supporters call -- governor newsom to give them a voice in decisions about the future of pg&e. groups involved herein cludewildfire survivors, advocates for the disabled, environmentalists, and laborer unions. they have a checklist required and some of the demands include worker and community controls, clean and renewable energy for everyone and corporate accountability. the democratic presidential candidates are back out there on the campaign trail this morning after a tight finish in new hampshire. carolyn joins us live from this morning with what's next for those candidates. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, mike. bernie sanders leaving new hampshire with more votes than pete buttigieg but both men have the same number of delegates. today they're both looking to the west in nevada. >> i have no doubt that we will defeat donald trump. >> bernie sanders and pete buttigieg e emergency as front runners for democrats. the vermont senator edging out the former mayor, but both men picking up nine delegates. in this race it's senator amy klobuchar who is drawing attention. she jumped two pots from her fifth place finish in the eye what caucuses, giving her a bump because of a strong debate performance. >> because of you we are taking this campaign to nevada. we are going to south carolina. >> klobuchar beating out senator elizabeth warren. candidates are already folk used on the future. former mayor mike bloomberg will campaign in tennessee today. >> he's also looking ahead to the general election as he opens the new hampshire campaign office. former president joe biden headed to south carolina even before tuesday's polls in new hampshire closed. >> tell them it ain't over, man, we're just getting started. >> reporter: klobuchar and butera so pleased both candidates announcing today they are adding staffers in nevada. they both february 22nd. the first test is that state in nevada but a lot of highs come march 3rd. any sense of what coming out of new hampshire feels like he or she will be number one here in the golden state? >> reporter: sanders is feeling really good about california because he's had the money all along, so he's had those staffers in california, and that's what counts. he's setting up those early supporters, that ground game. everything that matters. it seems almost sill tow talk about this handful of delegates coming out of this state. nine for sanders, six for klobuchar, and 13 states are voting on super tuesday. that is when this race will be made or broken. bloomberg of course pouring money into california and all over the country and he's poised to do pretty well. >> california no longer in june, so it will be a big super tuesday indeed. caroline is live this morning. before california and super tuesday, 36 delegates are up for nevada on saturday, february 22nd. south carolina holds the primary with 54 pledged delegates at stake. 14 states including california vote on march 3rd, more than 1,300 delegates are up for grabs on super tuesday. >> and i hope you are with us in the last hour of mornings on 2 when we speak with our senior political writer. he says while they have a lot of importance in the race, there is plenty of time for anything to happen. >> this is a very fraction. votes that have been cast so far. very small. >> are we putting too much weight? >> like 5% before california of the delegates. >> let's take a deep breath. this is a long race. let's reassess after super tuesday and then that'll give us a better idea of what kind of convention we are facing. >> to secure the nomination, a candidate needs to win a majority of the delegates. there are 4,000 delegates in the democratic party. >> five passengers who flew from wuhan china to travis air force base have tested negative for coronavirus. the cdc says test results confirmed they do not have the deadly virus. last week two government flights helped evacuation from china to the air base. those five passengers were treated at a nearby hospital. the trump administration is steppingum containment efforts as a 13th u.s. case is confirmed. our report effort has the latest from atlanta. >> reporter: there are 45,000 confirmed cases of coronavirus around the world and the outbreak is spreading. one of the american evacuees from wuhan china, the epicenter of the outbreak. the trump administration stepping up its response promising a containment-based strategy for stopping the virus. these targeted steps aim to slow the virus's spread to and within the united states and give our governments and other countries more time to build preparedness, understand the virus, and develop counter measures. >> a big part of the strategy will be an increase in testing. the cdc and prevention is now sending test kids to public health officials across the country. on tuesday, illinois became the first state to start using them. >> we take every precaution that we can. all the work is done in the special hood that keeps any of the virus from escaping. >> lawmakers on capitol hill are start stock ask hard questions about the administration is plan. some have suggested more oversight is needed after it was revealed a lab error caused a coronavirus patient to be released from a san diego hospital and return to a military base where hundreds of evacuees were still under quarantine. >> we don't want the federal government to under react. i think the appropriate they're going to get it just right is 0. >> the outbreak is also having a big impact on mail delivery. the u.s. postal service saying it can no longer accept packages going to china because there are no flights to carry them. in atlanta, ktvu fox 2 news. returning home after spending weeks in quarantine because of the coronavirus. in the next half hour, we'll hear from a mother and daughter from the bay area who were evacuated from wuhan china. and a new look at the sky terrace at sfo and the planned special event planned for plane spotters. you what the 'it' is. as mayor, i expanded healthcare coverage. as president, i'll build on obamacare because healthcare is a right. i created nearly 500,000 jobs in new york city. as president, i'll build an economy that delivers good jobs with higher wages. i'll take on the gun lobby and save lives. and i will stop trump's assault on women's reproductive rights. i've got a record of doing things. i've got the resources to take on this fight. as mayor, i held myself accountable for results. as president, i'll offer common sense plans and i will get it done. so 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man accused of murdering nia wilson testified in his own defense. his attorneys were arguing his actions were spurred by schizophrenic actions. he said he injured the two because he believed they were aliens and gang members out to attack and kidnap his grandmother. many of wilson's residents say they think it's all an act. >> i believe 75% of it is made up, but i -- the 25% i think is racially motivated, because he keeps on about black women and gangs, gang members. >> he was cross examined asking if he was a drug and alcohol abuser. while bringing up damaging aspects of his past, he said, quote, i don't remember. a napa valley wine maker is suing after a rejected claim for smoke damage following a wildfire. the napa valley register was damaged. the lawsuit says the claim was rejected even though smoke damages covered under the policy. several california wineries have filed similar lawsuits against insurance companies have not been resolved. a meeting is scheduled to get underway at the bottom of the hour that would greatly affect the bay bridge. ktvu's reporting on the transit meeting to discuss a bus-only lane on the span. >> reporter: by this time, traffic is easing up on the bay bridge, but it's a tough commute. officials say having a bus-only lane could help. this morning, the metropolitan transportation staff will present the bus-only lane on the bay bridge. reasons include moving more people in fewer cars, saving time on traveling, and accommodating the growing need for long distance commutes. traffic analysis found there is more congestion at approaches to the bridge during the am and pm peaks than on the bridge. so the highest priority with the projects like this would be to fix those hot spots most affecting bus movements at the west grand, 580s, and 80 approaches. there is support building for this. both ac transits and the board of directors approved resolutions to support a bus-only lane. the state assembly member also expressed interest in a legislative introduction. we've reached out to his office for details on what that could look like. we spoke to one owner who would prefer it's mixed use. >> maybe bus with let's say taxis, or uber. i think that will be perhaps more effective. >> the mercury news reports a couple possibilities. in the morning, there could be a lane to allow westbound buses to drive on the bridge's lower deck with the barrier to step rate them from eastbound traffic, and vice versa for the evening commute. another option would be to convert 1 of the lanes in each direction to a lane for car pools and buses. we're going to head into that meeting and we'll have an update for you ktvu at noon. fox 2 news. san francisco tops the list of the country's most expensive places to build. a report from the consulting company found construction costs in san francisco rose 7.8% last year. it now costs about $500 per square foot to build in san francisco. chicago was the second-most expensive city. we are getting a sneak peak at sfo's new sky terrace days before it officially opens. the sky terrace will open to the public on friday, but tomorrow, the airport is hosting a special event for plane spotting. for two hours tomorrow, a select number of people can enjoy the views of the new deck. the observation deck is located on the fourth floor of terminal 2 behind starbucks. visitors do not need boarding passes to take in the views. coming up next on mornings on 2, the 9, a robbery caught on camera. in our next half hour, what the thieves in this driveway robbery managed to get away with. plus, people in one neighborhood in the south bay say they're just fed up with reckless driving. they're concerned and plans to stop illegal street racing in the area. a migraine hope... from aimovig. to be there for the good... ...and not so good. for the mundane. the awe-inspiring. the heart-racing. the heartbreaking. that's what life is all about... ...showing up. unless migraine steals your chance to say... 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process the claims. the ntsb will release its findings into the investigation of a deadly crash involving a tesla in mountain view. the board released documents as part of its preliminary report into the crash two years ago. the tesla model x had the auto pilot function on when the vehicle slammed into a barrier on highway 101 killing the driver who was an apple engineer. he had earlier complained the auto pilot feature malfunctioned on that same stretch of highway, which was under construction. >> if the vehicle is supposed to be looking at the lanes on the right and left and cannot see, then there is a problem. they have to go worthy sensors to make the vehicle auto pilot. >> tesla stresses the auto-pilot system assists drivers but does not give self -driving capabilities. and police in concord, a collision happened monday night on the port chicago highway onramp to eastbound highway 4. investigators received a lot of tips and they have a person and vehicle of interest but so far no arrests. >> there is no camera we can review the evidence or the tape roll. we don't know if these -- if this 18-year-old is crossing, running, on the #140u8der, in a legal spot, and then gets catapulted into the roadway. we don't know that. >> the teen's family is hoping someone will come forward to help get the driver off the road. now to santa clara, they say reckless drivers have slammed into parked cars and we have more on their concerns. >> i'll be watching tv and i'll hear errrkk, and i'll be running out, but they're already gone. >> reporter: david is describing what he hears several times a month, sounds of racing outside of his home on briar wood drive in santa clara. >> just flying with their cars and screeching out and doing donuts and taking off. >> reporter: at the intersection of briar wood and saint lawrence drive a neighbor snapped pictures of a car spinning donuts. you can see smoke from the tires and skid marks left behind. >> we heard a loud noise. >> this resident wakes up to the noise. another says drivers go 50 to 60-miles-per-hour in a 25-miles-per-hour zone damaging parked cars. >> i've seen three or four parked cars get hit and i'd like all of the neighbors to please stand. >> reporter: at tuesday's city council meeting, it's been a problem for some time. they have gathered signatures for speed bumps. they say several schools for the area. school buses use the street, too, as their main route to the bus yard. drivers often use briar wood as a frontage road for business lawrence expressway. >> some of the things you describe people are doing all over town. >> city leaders say it's not just their streets. >> we have the same issue, lafayette street is a conduit for side racing and donuts. >> reporter: they could work with the school district to ensure drivers adhere to traffic rules. neighbors say something needs to be done. >> our street is not treated as a residential street. it's treated no differently than lawrence expressway and we ask for your help. >> reporter: ktvu fox 2 news. a local environmental group is accused of discharging raw sewage into creeks. dangerous levels of e. coli and other pollutants and creeks in sunnyvale and mountain view. the group filed a lawsuit claiming it's leaking out of old sewer pipes anden d ending up in the creeks and bay. both cities are reviewing the allegations. coming up on mornings on 2 the 9, top prosecutors stepping down. in the next half hour, their resignation at the new sentencing recommendations are handed down. first though what state officials are warning about during this unusually dry weather during what's supposed to be the bay area's wettest month. it's a brand new morning for breakfast. with the jimmy dean delights breadless egg'wich. we got rid of the bread, and replaced it with two egg frittatas. for a protein packed start to your day. and that is somethin else... kinda makes ya hungry don't it? when in your gut,dent you feel confident t