vaccine is available. the cdc is asking americans to get out of china as soon as possible. the government plans to send a handful of planes in the coming days, to evacuate any citizens in wuhan. working on a drug that would treat the symptoms of coronavirus. the company says they re working with chinese health officials to see if their experimental drug for ebola virus can be used to treat the symptoms of coronavirus. johnson and johnson, and glaxosmithkline are also working on vaccines. a san mateo man infected his wife after his return from wuhan, china. both cases were isolated from the general public. both are now being treated at ucf s parnasas. reporter: two cases moved from another county to a ucsf hospital in san francisco where communicable disease control is highly developed. nationally, anyone showing symptoms at airports, or other checkpoints will be put into quarantine. it s very important that we not rule things out at this stage. that s why we need to k
the last four democratic nominees have all won in iowa. san francisco chronicle political writer says many voters will have the president in mind. the big question is electability. i like this person, but i don t know if they can beat trump. this will be the first marker of who americans think can beat trump. reporter: several candidates have spent a lot of time and money in iowa. andrew yang held 78 events in the state, in just the last month. a big focus on the four front- runners. a big night for senators bernie sanders, and elizabeth warren could mark a more progressive shift for the party. no matter what your politics may be, i think we all understand that that is not the kind of person who should remain in the white house. this is the time to come up with the big solutions and get out there, and fight for them. reporter: former vp joe biden, and pete buttigieg represent the moderate candidates. we need a president who can bring us together. the decision is
we re dealing with the clouds and fog once again this morning. visibility is low for some. giving you a look at san francisco across the bay. you can see the clouds right there about the bay bridge deck. and as we get in through the second part of your morning, these clouds remain in place. if you re traveling through the north bay valley, we have a thick visibility down to about a quarter mile. if you re along the coastline, some of those fog horns are going off. it is a little thick there as well. santa rosa, 52. san francisco, 56. oakland, 52. livermore, 54. and san jose, 58. relatively mild to start your morning. getting outdoors, you may just need a light jacket, not the winter jacket. this time of year, we could definitely be sinking back into the lower 30s and freezing out there. but not the case today. giving you a view of the widespread low lying fog along highway 4, highway 29, highway 12, 16. you will find it in that darker shade of gray, indicating that visibility
firefighters on the line. the problem very, very strong winds in southern california and the winds are going to continue the next several days. bottom line, it looks like the situation there is going to get worse before it gets better. hillary vaughn is on the fire lines in ventura county. hillary, you spoke to people. she spoke to people who watched neighborhoods go up in flames. we re actively involved in aggressively protecting homes. fast moving and explosive. everything is gone. a pair of wind-fueled wildfires have already destroyed hundreds of buildings and homes including a psychiatric hospital as they continued to burn north and west of los angeles. it s a huge hit. i ve been an owner for 40 years here and it s just crazy what s gone on. good friends up the street lost their homes and i m just so sad for them. i m happy for myself and those of us who kept their homes, but it s awful. the fire is triggering widespread power outages and forcing the evacuat
authorities had said a person died in a car crash last night while evacuating, but we have learned that it s no longer the case. more than 27,000 people have been forced to evacuate. many of them received the warning in the early morning hours grabbing whatever they could before fleeing. some people though made the decision to stay where they were. did you spend the night here? yes, we did. yeah. i can imagine that was terrifying. it was very terrifying especially when you see all the hills behind you you re supposed to be gone. i know. it s hard to leave, right? it is very hard to leave. exactly. with a wildland fire like this, such a dynamic, fast- moving situation that can easily overwhelm local resources in the initial attack, but the california mutual aid system is second to none. they say there is currently no containment on the thomas fire in ventura. more than 1,000 firefighters are battling this fire from the ground and the air including crews