travel uncertainty rising in the bay area. people are scrambling as china tries to contain a deadly virus. in the north bay, a massive wine spill into the river. what a fall from grace. punishment for the former head of wes fargo. and the focus of the presidential candidate in the bay area. along with his twitter feud with president trump. and also, cutting edge technology. take a look. why lawrence livermore lab is showing off its world of 3d printing. and vin tang 49ers gear. there is a reason people hold on to this stuff. >> a little sign that said, if you're coming from moo han, let us know. >> i'm worried about every place. >> the kroen virus is spreading

this evening. beijing has gathered large gatherings on the eve of the new year. the most important holiday on the chinese calendar. >> 830 people are infected and 25 have died. five people are being test in the europe. roughly 25 million people are quarantined. that's about two-thirds of the population of california. the economic impact of the outbreak is starting to be felt in the bay area. >> especially people with travel plans that would take them from sfo to asia. one says people with paid trims will be losing thousands of dollars. the david? >> reporter: you know, no doubt that researchers are intending to scramble as fast as they can to learn whatever they can about the transmission of the new

coronavirus. that means those traveling to china or have plans to do so in a quaunldory. they don't want to be the next to get the virus. some have pre paid as much as $10,000, even more. china has extended it. the uncertainty of the how far it will spread and how long it will last creates anxiety for anyone planning a trip to china. she has been dealing with a deluge of cause from travelers. >> it has been a catastrophe. i won't sugar coat it. the fact that we are not going to china is real. >> reporter: with cases confirmed, people are worried about other asian nations. >> every single person wants to cancel and there's no recourse. there is no travel insurance for fear of epidemic. cancel for any reason doesn't work either. it still has to be an

unforeseen. this is not unforeseen. >> reporter: the economic impact could be stwangs the at of tourism at stake. 3 million chinese visited the u.s. last year spending about $6,700 per person. a similar number of tourists visit china annually spending from 2,200 to 4,500 per person. china has been moving quickly to keep the coronavirus within one province. the speed it has moved to close airports and stop ground travel has been so fast, the situation puts many on edge whether china is a viable place to visit. others think the world health organization should declare it an emergency. >> i don't know how many people have to die before they decide it's a crisis. so i think it is a worldwide crisis. >> reporter: airline flight attendants are getting very concerned as they fly in and out of china. cabin crew say they'll be wearing face mask when's they

travel in and out of china. and the union that represents american airlines flight attendants says they're asking all u.s. airlines to step up and try to give as much information as they can on airline passengers and u.s. airline employees so they can be safe as they travel around. >> thank you. we have news out of the north bay. several agencies are investigating after thousands of gallons of red wine spilled from a winery tank and some of it went into the russian river. rodney strong vineyards are reported it yesterday. they said they noticed the blend was probably the result of mechanical failure. state that's the say more than 97,000 gallons of wine spilled. the winery believes it was less than half that. >> the first thing to do was to stop the leak. saving as much of it as possible.

>> we evaluated the creek. it doesn't appear there is a lot of product remaining, which is good news. >> rodney strong vineyards and a third party contractor started pumping wine and water out from the creek and river. it is located on old redwood highway near east side road between the russian river and highway 101. it is now confirmed that three people were killed fighting the bush fires in australia were based here in california. the plane crashed in new south wales. they were part of the california crew that recently traveled to australia. their names have not been released. the c-130 hercules that crashed was the same one seen at mcclellan air force base during an event governor newsom hosted with former governor schwarzenegger last year.

the former ceo of wells fargo has been banned from the banking industry to pay $17.5 million fine. john stump. now this is the first public step the office of the controller of the currency has taken against these former executives. five other executives have refused to settle and will face a public hearing before an administrative law judge. one of those facing charges is the former head of the wells fargo community banking system. she could end up paying a $25 million fine. candidate tom steyer's status has changed a lot since he was last here in december. tom steyer is back in the bay area, meeting face to face to talk criminal justice reform in richmond. >> that's why i'm running for

president. his public profile and legitimacy as a candidate has risen dramatically in recent weeks. last week he appeared as one of only six democrats in a cnn debate. wednesday he engaged in a mini twitter feud with donald trump who called him a major loser. to which steyer replied, donald, you're just jealous. nobody wants to say hi to you. impeachment is forever. bye. >> mr. trump doesn't know me. he is a guy who is very snarky. i find him musing. >> his newspapers are due in part to his own deep pockets having now spent more than $130 million on television, radio and internet advertising. trump aside, he's managed to stay away from the swilling around the candidates. >> i don't think this is time

for democrats to be talking about the personal issues. the wine caves, the old conversations, the ancient videos. >> february 3rd iowa caucus is the first of the state votes and the latest polling shows steyer still well behind. >> you can find it on our website, on youtube and on fire. this it is on mike bloomberg. and you can catch up on our first else on bernie sanders that seems to be working. >> i'm working the finish an episode that will drop next thursday. that features andrew yang and his yang gang. a bill that would have created the right to housing died in committee today. the committee blocked the bill. one of the authors of the bill said she was surprised about i the move.

>> governor newsom is asking to provide land that could be used to house the homeless. it would use state land. the governor said he sent his request to ben carson. a spokesperson for carson's office has not commented. in the east bay, lawrence livermore labs showed off a lot of gadgets at its new advanced manufacturing lab. >> it is meant to develop and improve manufacturing technologies in partnership with private business. >> eric thomas has the story from livermore. >> reporter: these tiny spheres just look likeeggs. >> we created they will for removing carbon monoxide. >> reporter: that's worth $10 million -- that's, that's what they are working on. they can manufacture on a massive scandal we all like

bunnies. but this is had made of trusses. >> reporter: like the incredibly strong truss that's hold up the bay brink. >> it is very strong. >> reporter: so you can test the strength by know a tiny version without the expense of a full size one. it uses light shown into liquid resin which forms an object where moments ago, there was nothing. >> you start by scanning a tleet picture of what you want to make into a kind of slice by slice movie. >> you make them into a movie. you put them into a projector and it is then against a light sensitive resin. >> it forms and you pour off the remaining liquid. industry loves this place because they don't have to pay for so much research and development. >> they help us develop the next products to do complicated manufacturing applications of the. >> researchers love the science and the fact their tech could one day change the world. they're filthers that could one day recycle greenhouse gases

into fuel. >> by sooner they are hoping five years or so. >> like the replicator from star trek. >> the 49ers get ready for the super bowl. jimmy garoppolo has two rings from the patriots. where are they now? the answer ahead. >> plus, throwback 49ers gear. there is a big rush on this stuff. rain is in the forecast. that's coming up. and the little puppy that could. oh, no!

about finding good food ind have school.y so, when my wife kat and i learned california public school children couldn't get fresh produce in the cafeteria, we took action. we partnered with local farmers, school kitchens, a non-profit. that program now serves over 300 million healthy meals every year. the difference between words and actions matters. that's a lesson washington dc could use, right now. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. my money should work as hard as i do.

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is a holdover from that last squad. san francisco has seven players that have suited up. tom brady has the rings to prove it. >> back in chicago safe and sound. i don't know if i've worn them any other time except a ring ceremony or school. >> reporter: the nine letters practice two more days before they travel to miami on sunday. they will get to see the 49ers take on the chiefs in person. sergeant martin lamar was killed in action in iraq in 2011. he left behind a wife, son and daughter that he never got to meet. the kids are being sent to nummelin cheer on their beloved

niners. kittle called it an honor. >> reporter: 49ers gear is selling out fast. even at vintage stores. >> one of a kind pieces where you won't have the exact same jacket as everybody else. >> reporter: whether it is one of a kind t-shirts or sweatshirts, there is something special with the old gold and red like the sweatshirt my dad gave to my mop who gave to me. at heldover, the 49ers clothing store is on display. >> you don't have to sift through rails of clothing. they have it all in one section. i just purchased one of the last

two jackets and i'm so excited. if you're looking for an old 49ers jacket, they range from 68 to $195. but a positive to shopping vintage, it is ecofriendly. >> you're still helping the carbon footprint so help the brick and mortars. >> i wish i had my old stuff. share your niners pride with the team badge. you can find it on our facebook page. >> i think it is really xool her parents wore it and now she gets to wear it. >> speaking of vintage -- >> what? >> an oldie but goody. take a look at live doppler 7. we have dry conditions across the bay area. you see a little moisture way up north. there's the tail end of a weak cold front swinging through.

not producing any measurable rain at the moment but there's moisture in the air. and soon enough as we get into the weekend, we'll be approaching the entire bay area. a mild 60 in oakland, 59 in redwood city and san francisco. here's the bay at the golden gate where skies were. brighter a few minutes ago. the clouds are getting lower and thicker as we move north eastward. the beautiful post sunset sky. we'll see areas of fog developing overnight. mild afternoons. some rain will move into the bay area. our next storm arrives over the weekend. we also have rough surf.

wave heights will be elevated and there is risk of rip currents and sneaker waves. a lot of fog developing into the central valley and spilling into the bay area. overnight, had mid to upper 40s. a bit cloudier in the north bay. that will be the first area to receive rainfall. low to mid 60s everywhere else. let's talk about the approaching storm. it ranks a one. a storm of light intensity. it will move into the north bay late saturday. it will expansion to parts of bay area into sunday. three quarters of an inch or more in some north bay locations and here's the forecast animation, taking us into saturday morning. about 6:30 or so. we will see rain developing.

it will start to expand overnight into sunday. there will be snow in the sierra as well as rain here. we have a wet weekend. at least a partly wet weekend coming our way. the storm ranks only a one as showers linger into sunday. it will be a weak frontal system moving through the viewing area on tuesday. a slight, slight chance that it could see some showers. >> all right. some of lust see some showers. >> vintage classic christian. >> i like that. >> you'll never go out of

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spotify has been investing in podcasts and one of the nice features they have, you can listen to podcasts and other audio within the same apple which can be convenient. >> if your needs are a little more specific -- >> if you're an audio file and you care about the quality of the streaming, there are a couple of options. >> those include title and hd amazon. you can expect to pay a little more for audio. it costs $20 a month and amazon music hd, $15 a month. $13 if you're a prime member. now, keep in mine, higher quality audio uses more data. and if you're into classical music -- >> a couple options for you. like adagio and prime phonetic. two services tailored to it and let you sort by composer or performer. >> if you're not sure which service is right for you, they offer a little advice. >> the good news is almost every

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coming up at 6:00, an arrest in a case that panicked drivers in monterey county. at 6:00, details on the man police say hit dozens of cars with projectiles for nearly a year. also, the impact the next big one could have on california hospitals. the i-team dug into the official data and saw some serious concerns. and a bay area woman's iphone is black listed while she was on vacation even though she never

reported it stolen. how something like this happens. all that and much more coming up at 6:00. >> all right. thank you. we'll see you then. a puppy is safe and sound thanks to a law enforcement group effort after a dog got his head stuck in a spare tire of all things. >> so sad to see. animal services officers got a call about an australian animal pup. they tried to use oil to get her out. her neck was too swollen. >> they had to remove the tire. next up interesting fire department crews cut out a piece of tire and the pumy at animal services posting the they stay dog's owners have not given the owner to pick her up. >> we like the ending.

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tonight, is there a new case of that deadly and mysterious virus here in the u.s.? tonight, authorities are now watching a college student who recently traveled to china now back in the u.s. was he around other students? and the seattle patient in isolation, a robot treating him. as two more cities are now on lockdown in china. trains and planes halted. the impeachment trial of president trump. house managers today arguing the president abused his power and what they showed, they say proof of the president's motive. the president's team tonight on you how they plan to defend president trump. new images just in tonight after a c-130 goes down fighting the fires in australia. three american firefighters killed. and what we've learned tonight. the massive winter storm, from the gulf all the way up to michigan. moving into the northeast next. and tonight, the two deaths, young op