call. so i'm just going to tell you what i do know. >> you won! >> reporter: the iowa democratic saying in a statement they're worried about quality checks and inconsistencies. >> and i want to make sure they're very careful in their deliberation. >> reporter: the holdup raising questions about the new app use this had cycle to report results with the party insisting the problem is not the results of any hack or intrusion. abc news learning officials are now hand counting the results, but the complication is adding a new layer of doubt to an already uncertain primary season. there was no clear front-runner in iowa. joe biden, bernie sanders, elizabeth warren and pete buttigieg had all been hoping winning the hawkeye state would help them break out of the pack. >> i have a good feeling we're going to be doing very, very well here in iowa. >> reporter: and the campaigns are now moving on to new hampshire, which votes in a week. the iowa democratic party says

it will release the results today. >> you can stay on top of this breaking news story with the abc 7 news app. we'll push out a news alert when the results do come in. the app is the easiest way to be the first to know what's going on where you live. it is now 4:31. if you are just waking up to us, an update on weather and traffic. mike nicco. these winds continue during the overnight hours so if you wake up and you step outside and it's breezy, it will be milder than it was this time yesterday. if you wake up and you head outside and it's not breezy, it is going to be frosty cold. we've got winds anywhere from 5 miles per hour to 20 miles per hour. when you get higher elevations, 23 on sutro tower. temperatures from the mid-30s to the mid-40s. breezy this afternoon. with the northeast versus a northwest wind a downslope. slighter warmer this afternoon.

a lot of mid-50s, even a few upper 50s are possible. and then by 7:00 we're looking at mid to upper 40s. look at that, pretty quiet all day today. jobina? thank you, mike. good morning, everyone. so far things are quiet on the roads right now. taking a live look at emeryville showing you 80. those headlights making their way to the maze and the bay bridge toll plaza. a nice clear ride. it is a bit shaky and that's because it is windy. if you make it to the bay bridge this morning there is a high wind advisory. a live look at walnut creek, 680. a smooth ride. i'll pull up the drive times. walnut creek to dublin, 13 minutes for that drive. santa rosa to san francisco, 48 minutes. highway 1 to los gatos a 21-minute ride. ng kong is reporting its first death bringing the number of deaths outside of mainland china to two. >> at last check at least 426 people have died from coronavirus and more than 20,000 confirmed cases in more than 2 dozen countries but the majority are in china. cases reported in these five

u.s. states. two in illinois, one each in massachusetts, arizona, and washington. california has had a total of six cases. two of those in santa clara county. we know two coronavirus patients are now being treated in san francisco. >> they were moved to ucsf but officials do not want the community to react. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live at the hospital with the latest. amy? >> reporter: hi, good morning, kumasi. they point out the couple was not diagnosed here, was just transferred here to ucsf parnassus campus and they are in isolation. the man and the woman have been brought here, but no coronavirus cases have been diagnosed in the city. the male patient here recently traveled to wuhan, china, and developed symptoms soon after returning to california, and now his wife has it, too. they are both 57 years old. public health officials say they are taking every precaution.

>> we've activated our medical response team. we have done this before. we had sars, we had h1n1, we had a preparation for ebola. these are classic public health principles. this is nothing new for clinicians and our responders in the health department. >> reporter: [ inaudible ]. the mayor was there, too, and said she will be attending saturday's -- >> sorry about that, we're having audio problems with the live shot but we will get back to her later this morning. president trump will deliver his state of the union address. it's unclear if he will address the senate impeachment trial. you can watch the state of the union live here on abc 7 starting at 6:00 this evening followed by a special edition of abc 7 news at 8:00 p.m. the remains of kobe bryant, daughter gianna and four of the seven other people killed in the helicopter crash have been released to their families. this as authorities made public 911 calls from people reporting

the crash. >> i'm walking on the trail. i could hear this plane i think it was in the clouds but couldn't see it but i just heard a boom and a dead sound and then i could see the flames. >> and what was on fire, sir? >> the hill. whatever crashed into the hill is also on fire. >> sir, you're online, go ahead. >> i'm here, yes. a helicopter crashed into a mountain. we heard it and now i'm looking at the flames at malibu canyon and agora road. >> you saw a helicopter go into the hill? >> yes, and we're looking at the flames right now on the hill. >> right now investigators are trying to figure out exactly what caused the crash. weather is one factor they are considering. a woman searching for the thief or thieves who took off with a giant payload. a u-haul filled with more than 100 pieces of art her father made. the woman owns the metro hotel. she was planning to display her father's pieces after returning with them from sonoma. by friday morning the entire

u-haul they parked across the street was gone. >> i thought my eyes were playing a trick on me. and then my heart sank. went into pure panic. the art is priceless to us. i feel like carries the energy and spirit of my father who passed about 13 years ago. >> sfpd is working on this case, but they say you should never keep loaded moving advance outside overnight. the family never thought this could happen to them in the span of just three hours. in the east bay a new safe rv parking site is helping to accommodate growing group of people we see in our fight to build a better bay area. those left behind by high housing costs. oakland's new site is the fruitvale district next to the home depot and it allows for 41 rvs. officials say it will be staffed around the clock with security, electricity, drinking water, portable toilets and garbage services, too. this joins similar sites popping up across from the coliseum. b.a.r.t. station there and in san francisco. we know rising rent can be a

roadblock in the effort to build a better bay area. a shelter for homeless young people is now looking for a new home itself. uc ditching the s.a.t.s and decide who go gets in. the students may not escape being tested. and j.lo. and shakira didn't get paid for the super bowl appearance but it sure is paying off. >> lots of us can't stop listening to their music. it is freezing cold outside. >> yes, let's look at neighborhood temperatures. walnut creek, 29 degrees. i was looking at alamo to your suth, 29. then you look where the breezes start to impact the weather. it's 38 in danville. 44 in san ramone and dublin. 36 in pleasanton. so you can see just in the east bay valleys what it's doing. elsewhere 37 in mountain view. upper 30s for san jose and los gatos and santa rosa. look at the breezes keeping oakland and pacifica, 47. san francisco 48.

novato, 46. san carlos and hayward at about 42 and 40. san mateo bridge got a little bit of a crosswind at about 20 miles an hour so you'll feel a tug at the steering wheel and on many of our east/west bridges this morning, that's why i have caution for your commute. fair in mass transit due to wind chills and brisk over the bay. here is a look at what's going on in the north bay. 30s at 7:00. 40s at 9:00. from 52 at 11:00 to nearly 60 at 3:00 down to 47 at 7:00. as far as the east bay, the same kind of thing, 39 at 7:00. 44 at 9:00. and then from 11:00 through at least 6:00 low to mid-50s. and our last stop san francisco where we have temperatures in the mid to upper 40s. 45 to 48 from 7:00 to 9:00. need the sunglasses today. remember, the breezes will make it feel cooler than that, 56. that will top out at 3:00. we'll take a look at 60s in the forecast before another shot of cooler weather on the way. jobina? thank you, mike this is

video just now coming in to our newsroom out of santa rosa of a deadly crash on the bicentennial off ramp from northbound 101. it was shut down overnight. this crash happend shortly after midnight between a semi and a car. you can see, unfortunately, the car ended up underneath the semi. the off ramp opened up just before 4:30 this morning. again, this is a deadly situation. everything is back open there am we are thinking of those impacted by the awful crash you can see on your screen. out to the studio now a look at the posey tube closure i've been reminding you all of, weekdays from 10:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. so still in effect for a little bit longer. this work will continue through march. just be aware of those closures. again a live look at the golden gate bridge. things are looking very clear here. i'm not seeing any wind advisories or fog. nice and smooth as well as in san jose, 87 here, a very clear ride this morning. we'll pull up some drive times before we go. santa rosa to petaluma.

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eight years into the disease was when all the light went out. for me, it was heart-wrenching. look into the eyes of somebody with alzheimer's sometime, you just don't see -- the person's soul is, like, gone. bea: and it takes a toll on everyone. i mean, it's -- it's a depressing disease to watch unfold before your eyes. she actually thought those of us who were caring for her and who loved her most were her worst enemies. more and more responsibilities fell on my shoulders. lisa: this disease just ravages a family. it changes your life. the magnitude of it is indescribable.

my mother taught me to be in the moment. we have to live in the moment with them. and i'm going to be with that person right now, in this moment, wherever she is. art: now is the moment. if we work together, we can stop this epidemic. grace: contact brightfocus and learn more. you're in a group most likely to develop skin cancer, including melanoma. that's why your best shot is to check for a spot. follow through and check your skin. go to spotskincancer.org to find out how. the fastest and most dangerous winds continue to be the santa anas in socal with gusts up to 60 miles per hour today and tomorrow. if you're flying down there it will be a little bumpy. temperatures low to mid-60s there. fresno, month ray, sacramento,

chico, 54 to 57. 52 in eureka with sunshine. 44 in yosemite and 32 today. so we get right up to the freezing mark but still don't surpass it until tomorrow. that's when the thawing begins. above average thursday and friday. saturday some 50s. some light snow for sunday and about 20 degrees cooler. only 30 for a high. >> thank you, mike. rising rent is a problem for so many here in the bay area and finding solutions to that isn't easy but it is one of our key focuses in building a better bay area. a homeless youth shelter in berkeley is now looking for a new home. abc 7 news reporter lauren martinez has more on their search for a jump in rent. if they could thrive at the church, that would be great. they don't have the dedicated space to do that. >> reporter: lutheran church of the cross in berkeley runs as a homeless youth shelter seven nights a week but rising rent is forcing the shelter known as yeah to find a different

location. >> they need a bigger space and more dedicated space, too, and they need it in berkeley. >> reporter: the lead pastor says roughly 20 to 30 young people ages 18 to 24 years old stay at the church each night, but the church feels these young people need a more stabilized environment. >> for years they've been sleeping on mats in one of our rooms because we can't give them the dedicated space because our church has a number of other renters. >> reporter: the pastor says they're still in negotiations with the shelter, so nothing is final just yet and they won't be kicking them out. >> as long as they have no other place to go, they're certainly welcome to stay with us. it's just not an ideal situation. >> reporter: the pastor says the nonprofit that runs the shelter has been looking at a new location well over a year now before their contract expired with them in december. reporting in berkeley, lauren martinez, abc 7 news. the university of california is considering getting rid of the s.a.t. and act requirement

in admissions. even if it does happen students may still need to take a test. the committee has recommended the uc system create its own admissions exam. the committee says standardized tests are needed to compare applicants from different high schools. the uc test would tryer to measure ability over a longer period of time. critics of the s.a.t. and act says the test measures a small part of academic success and put some at a disadvantage. the 49ers are back home still disappointed over the loss to the chiefs but proud what have they accomplished this season. >> the team's charter jet landed yesterday afternoon and some fans lined a fence. >> they've been awesome. they brought back the spirit. saved me as a fan since 1981. >> the right leadership, the right coaching, the right attitude. they're a great team. i think the future is just getting started. >> 49ers players and coaches boarded buses for the short ride

back to the team's headquarters near levi stadium in santa clara. you can share your support for the 49ers and thank them for a great season by going to our facebook page and sharing this badge. a new shop opening today hopes to be a hit with students at san jose state. >> specializing in spam masubi.. for today's grand opening all spam musubi's are 50% off and customers get a scoop of ice cream. >> i need to see this. >> have you ever had it? it is good. i don't know if it pairs well with ice cream, but we'll find out today. >> we'll find out. you're never more than seven minutes away from the accuweather forecast. here is mike. looking at the winds up in the hills because as we noticed yesterday once the sun comes up, some of those faster winds will come down into our neighborhoods and not quite as fast as yesterday. that's the thing we'll notice,

the winds are going to eventually settle as high pressure takes over our neighborhoods. look at this, from our roof camera you can see the flags on the ferry building completely unfurled by that 20 to 25-mile-per-hour wind. and it is coming a little more out of the northeast that will bring us slightly milder temperatures today even though it will be sunny and breezy. actually it will bring us back to average after being cooler than average. above average wednesday, thursday, friday and saturday. and i looked for two weeks -- two weeks ahead, i should say, still no sign of rain. you can see we're just stuck in this bowl of dry and eventually warming air. 56 today in san francisco and also in half moon bay. most of us about, say, 57, 58 degrees. we do have a 60 in santa rosa. here is a look at tonight's temperatures, some mid to upper 30s for most of us with those calmer conditions. it'll be cooler again and oakland, richmond, san rafael, san francisco and half moon bay 40. it'll be cooler overall whereas

today we're having pockets of cooler weather. those areas sheltered from the winds. you can see the temperatures rising peaking friday. above average saturday and cooler and breezy for oscar sunday. jobina? >> thank you, mike. this is how cold it is out there, everyone. the chp is running a traffic break in san jose right now northbound 101 at mckee road so they can throw sand all over the lanes because there are icy roads in the area. that is how chilly it is. take your time in that area because there are crews out there and also potentially ice on the road as well. we do have winds impacting the commute this morning. we have a high wind advisory through the altamont pass as well as the bay bridge. a live look on 101. things are moving nicely there, clear. 101 in san rafael the same story. looking good for the most part. bring you over to some drive times now we have albany to the maze, a four-minute ride. fremont to san jose 13 minutes. highway 101 to cupertino a

ten-minute ride. for the first time youtube is revealing how much it earns from ads. google maps issuing a fake traffic alert. here is "tech bytes." all those videos on youtube are producing lots of cash. >> according to youtube the site generated more than $15 billion in ad revenue last year alone, the first time youtube has revealed figures from ads. the $15 billion doesn't include revenue from other sources. jennifer lopez and shakira did not get paid for their super bowl performance but it paid off. >> music sales spiked more than 1,000%. spotify says their songs have been streamed 8 billion times total since the performance. the prank that create add virtual traffic jam. >> a wagon pulled through the streets of germany. >> technology not foolproof.

those are your "tech bytes." >> have a wonderful day. >> need something to do. >> that is what he's doing. he made the news. >> okay. b.a.r.t. is making some schedule changes. weekend and early riders will feel the impact the most. and in the south bay a program helps put thousands of youngsters on the path to success by giving them a healthy start. "hamilton" conquered the theater world and now has its sights on the big screen.

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we have several people at the station we work with who have allergies so every morning i check to see how they're doing this time of the year. one of them, i won't mention her name, but unless she lets me, i'll have to ask her, was really struggling. i'll see if there's a new allergy report. sure enough it's out and it's worse. tree pollen, not only has that risen just a little bit so have mold spores. if you have an issue with that went from low to moderate over the last couple of days. a look at the freeze warning. b.a.r.t. is making some adjustments to its schedule set to take effect on monday. increased peak service for concord riders. earlier service for most lines and later direct evening service from san francisco to warm springs.

that has been a pain. participate of b.a.r.t.'s new train cars. better tracking in the transbay tube. a nonprofit group is helping children live healthier lives. abc 7 was at san jose's arbuckle elementary school where they sponsored vision, hearing and dental exams yesterday. the foundation has done more than 323,000 health screenings in the last six years. >> there's a very strong correlation between good health and good academic success and what we work hard to do is to break down the barriers for families and youth to get proper care for screenings and health management services. >> the healthier kids foundation assists families in obtaining medical insurance. the smash hit musical "hamilton" is coming to movie theaters.

♪ i'm past patiently waiting >> so the play's creator says the film version will feature the original broadway cast. it will feature a performance where the show first opened. "hamilton" has won 11 awards. the parent company disney is behind the film version. i would be remiss if i didn't say you were looking at the current san francisco cast now playing live. you should definitely see it. i've seen it twice. i'm going to see it a third time. >> i'm going to, too. >> this cast is great. hello, mike. >> hi, guys. did you leave some tickets for the rest of us. >> we bought them all. >> still i didn't get my invitation. hmm. freeze warning this morning. that should be this morning not tomorrow. it's right now. i just need to update that. i apologize. over to solano county where we have isolated areas of frost, if

you have sensitive plants, pets and pipes, through 9:00 this morning. take a look at temperatures. remember, the winds are still up so the sheltered valleys will be the coolest places like calistoga at 26. rohnert park at 32. everywhere else we're in the upper 30s to mid-40s. so the frost and the threat of frost not likely in some of these areas. if you live in some of these other ones, that's where you'll be dealing with the coldest weather this morning. the rest of us wind chills. temperatures up to ten degrees cooler than what it looks like outside. jobina? good morning, everyone. a couple quick things to talk about. first off, road work on the upper deck of the bay bridge. for those early birds heading out the door and you're making your way westbound on the bay bridge, just check out the speeds here, down to about 20 and 22 miles per hour and that is due to road work. when i went over the bridge this morning around 2:45 the left two lanes were still closed. i'll keep checking on that.

moving to the south bay, eastbound past the great america parkway. we do have a two-car crash blocking one lane. expect delays in the area. moving up to the richmond san rafael bridge people make their way to the toll plaza. a smooth ride in that area. tracy to dublin, 32 minutes. antioch to concord a 14-minute ride. san rafael to san francisco, 18 minutes. reggie and kumasi? thanks, jobina. next at 5:00, a delay in the iowa caucus results. jobina tracking the latest at the live desk including how soon we could get some answers. building a better bay area by helping teachers live where they work. one school district just got the green light for a brand-new housing development. star-studded celebration. the familiar names going head-to-head for the oscars in just five days.

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now at 5:00, the investigation into what appears to be a deadly home invasion on the peninsula. police are still trying to figure out right now. also -- >> our indications it will be close. >> we're waiting on the final results like everyone else. >> it is too close to call, so i'm just going to tell you what i do know. >> you won! iowa caucus results delayed. this morning we still don't know who won. how voters are reacting to the apparent technical issues. good morning on this tuesday, february 4th. >> we'll get to all those stories in a moment. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather recast. if you're still with us, we want to update you on this freeze warning. temperatures in the freezing range whi