what officials are blaming for the major delays overnight. good morning. it is tuesday, february 4th. >> yes, and go outside and you will be shocked at how cold it is. here is mike nicco. >> old man winter, jack frost, whoever you want to say definitely out there where you have to keep the plants, pipes and pets protected now through 9:00. another three hours of keeping a close eye on those. breezy conditions in many neighborhoods. 25 to 36, it is bouncing around thanks to that wind. we have wind chills on top of these cold temperatures, inland 32. the bay 39. the coast 45 at 7:00. by noon we're around 50 to 52. sunglasses again today. by the afternoon we may add one or two degrees with the high. you probably won't even notice with the breezes. if you're heading out this evening need that heavy coat. a warming trend coming up.

tracking the iowa caucus results at the live desk. postponed announcing a winner because of a problem with counting votes this morning. party officials will double-check the results. voters at the iowa caucus used a mobile vote this year and there appears to be a problem with the app. officials stress the delay is not because of the hack but they did not go into further detail on this. voters left the caucus disappointed. >> i would rather them be accurate than rush it. if we have to wait a couple days, we have to. >> in one sense it's tough because we don't get to have a party tonight knowing what happens. i'm also a person who wonders why we have to be in such a hurry for democracy anyway. >> the candidates now turn their focus to new hampshire. the primary election there will be held next week. kumasi? >> thanks, jobina.

police in brisbane say there's no threat to the public after what appears to be a home invasion that turned deadly. it happened around 4:20 yesterday afternoon at a house on alvarado street. officers got there, they found a man shot to death. police say it appears he was an intruder and then the resident shot him. that person is safe and is cooperating with the investigation. police right now are trying to figure out if there's a connection between the resident and the person who was shot. >> we pride ourselves on our citizens and community here and we don't have very much violent crime in brisbane. it's a very safe community. >> police are asking for help with any details that they can get from neighbors. so we have their contact information on our website. learning more about the man accused of opening fire on a greyhound bus heading for san francisco. police say 33-year-old anthony williams is from maryland. he's now been taken to the kern county jail.

police say williams killed one person and hurt five others yesterday while that bus was driving up interstate 5 near the grapevine. passengers disarmed him. the bus driver got him off the bus and drove to a nearby gas station. the cause of the shooting is under investigation. a third suspect is now facing charges in the deadly laptop death. 18-year-old wiggins faces special circumstances murder as well as a felony count of second degree robbery. two other suspects are already in custody. shuo zeng died after he stole after thieves who stole his laptop. president trump will deliver his state of the union address. it's unclear if he will talk about the senate impeachment trial. closing arguments in the trial resume today. democrats are making one last push to remove the president from office. but they don't have the votes to make it happen. no gop senator has indicated that they would vote for his removal including moderate republicans like alaska's lisa murkowski. >> i cannot vote to convict.

the constitution provides for impeachment but does not demand it in all instances. >> you can't trust this president to do the right thing, not for one minute, not for one election, not for the sake of our country. >> even though republicans are expected to acquit the president, a growing number disagree with his actions. the final vote will be held tomorrow. the u.s. government is planning more flights to evacuate americans out of wuhan, china. evacuees will arrive at one of four military bases to be quarantined including travis air force base in fairfield. more than 400 people have died in china with more than 20,000 confirmed cases worldwide. six of those in california. we have more on the concerns here in the bay area and the local response in our next half hour of abc 7 mornings. in the north bay the trail will not be reopened until next month because of the intense cleanup of the high-profile

homeless village left there. sonoma county officials estimate several hundred tons of unchecked debris line the stretch of the trail in santa rosa. cleanup will take two weeks. restoration work will take another two weeks. friday marked the end for homeless campers. mny were moved to nearby shelters. they hold the key to our future, our local teachers. we looked at what challenges they face and finding an affordable place near work came up a lot. the jefferson union high school district go the go-ahead for a four-story housing development. it will have 122 below market units for teachers and staff. >> we have people living as far as brentwood and they travel quite a distance to get to work every day. >> this is a huge benefit for me and my financial responsibility. >> a housing committee will decide who ball nice with first residents moving in as early as 2022.

the mayor hopes it serves as an example for other districts in the bay area. walgreens accused of employing a fake pharmacist right here in the bay area. the settlement they've just agreed to. new at 6:00 facebook announces big changes to messenger kids app. parents will have a lot more control. and here is a live look at the winds. you can see they're gusty in some areas. so it feels cooler. low

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let's start with some neighborhoods in san francisco. sunny side at 39. christie field and bayview warmer. coming through the ferry building 47 there. we have 33 in palo alto. look at that freezing cold in walnut creek. american canyon 43. here is a look at walnut creek right now. brisk and choppy on the bay. mold is up and so is tree pollen. here is the peninsula, 39 this morning. from 11:00 all the way through 6:00, 51 to 56 degrees.

east bay valley stuck in the 40s through 9:00. from 11:00 on 52 to 58 at 3:00. 48 at 7:00. and for the south bay 38 this morning. 45 at 9:00. from 11:00 on 50 to 56 degrees. heading out at 7:00 a few high clouds and 47. warmer weather on the way but i'll try to find some rain in my accuweather forecast. jobina? i hope you do. good morning. a positive update here in san jose right now. the crash on northbound 41 at the mckee off ramp has cleared. thumbs up in that area. no longer expect serious delays. some high wind advisories to talk about. the first through the altamont pass, a look at the map there and see the slowdown out of tracy this morning. we have a high wind advisory for the bay bridge. a live look here, metering lights came on at 4:59 this morning. that, i think, was likely due to road work on the upper deck of the bridge. everything has recovered there. 880 at the coliseum.

no problems that i'm seeing in the east bay and across the board here things are looking good for our drive times all in the green. reggie and kumasi? >> yes, indeed. thank you, jobina. a health alert for meat eaters. the types of meat linked to heart disease and early death. a live look at 6:11 and it is cool outside.

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parents, listen up. we're taking a look at the new changes facebook is promising to its messenger kids platform. the controversial chat app was rolled out in 2017. facebook advertised it is a way for children to safely connect with family and friends, so here is a look at the changes. parents can remove people from the contact list anytime. can you access the dashboard by tapping the shortcut menu and your facebook app and scrolling to the messenger kid icon.

this is from a meeting with parents, child safety groups and experts. new this morning walgreens is agrowing to pay $7.5 million to settle a consumer protection case. it alengths the pharmacy giant let a phony pharmacist handle more than 745,000 prescriptions here in the bay area. they employed a milpitas woman for more than a decade though she wasn't licensed by the state of california. now she's facing felony charges in alameda county. stub hub cut 93 jobs at its san francisco headquarters as the company plans to be sold off. the cuts came over the two weeks they come after ebay said it was going to sell the ticket reselling service for $4 billion. it's not quite clear how many work at the sf headquarters.

the workers were to receive 60 days advanced notice or payment for that amount of time. >> maybe crabs feel a little crabby without their coffee. this is at christmas island red crab making a run for it with the coffee cup. look at this thing, reggie. what else does it have? that looks like a circle 7 pin. >> that's, mike, where they end up where we lose them. >> that's what happens to them? >> that crab. >> this crab is cute. >> he's an unusual color. >> we talked about you and crabs. this one is cute. and it likes coffee. >> to be clear what we're talking about is i don't like seeing the animal when you're eating it. >> oh. >> and that's what happens at a crab feast. kumasi, you're the same way. you like a crab leg but you

don't want to see it attached to the animal. that took a really weird turn. >> you don't want the crab to sit there and say, are you about to eat me? >> you know this is wrong. >> i have family members. what are you doing. 6:17. that was a fun turn. yikes. from the east bay hills, the winds at 13 to 27, so if you're driving through there it's going to be just as breezy as it is out over some of our open water and our bridges. milder highs today. two degrees warmer, clear and cooler for most of us as the winds will slowly slacken. and a warming trend but no rain. my search for the next two weeks found nothing once again. we had 69 earlier. still plenty of fast winds right above the surface that will work its way down to the surface as

we head through the day just like yesterday. it's bringing in slightly warmer air now not touching that arctic air mass that it did earlier. 56 in san francisco at half moon bay. 57, 58, you see a lot of that. the warm spot 60 at santa rosa. a lot of mid to upper 30s. still some patchy frost out there. our coolest temperatures are huddled together here, richmond, oakland, san mateo, half moon bay, about 40 to 41. and that will be our last cold morning. it'll be milder thursday away from the coast where it's 58. 62 to 64 and then 60 to 66 our warmest day friday as we have an offshore breeze. the breeze starts to turn onshore again and that brings us a cooling trend. still comfortable for saturday and oscar sunday. good tuesday morning, everyone. 6:18. checking in on mass transit, the ferries are running with no delays. b.a.r.t. has 50 trains running

all on time and all trains for ace are also on time. we're discussing mass transit. b.a.r.t.'s service expansion that will begin on nday. earlier weekday service on some lines will go into effect and there will be two line service into san francisco on sundays. we have much more information about this on abc 7 news.com. taking a look in walnut creek, 680 filling in, a bit slow. packed on both sides northbound and southbound there. san jose 101 looking good. nice and clear for the most part here and our drive times before we go albany to the maze about nine minutes. a slight slowdown. 16 minutes for that drive time and highway 101 to cupertino 11 minutes. reggie and kumasi? >> thanks, jobina. ginger zee is live with a look at what's ahead. good morning, ginger. good morning. nice to be with everybody this morning. it's tuesday here on "gma." our powerhouse political team will try to make sense of the

caucus chaos for you. no winner declared overnight because of irregularities. we'll break it all down, what it means for the state of the race and then the campaign moving on to new hampshire this morning. also this morning an abc news exclusive. actress shannen doherty and a new struggle she has kept private. not just the breast cancer but beyond. so we'll hear from her and then pilot pete is here live after last night's drama filled episode talking about his journey for love and what is really going on in that wild house. and secrets behind the super bowl halftime show, shakira, j.lo. and her daughter emme. you'll want to see it all coming up on "gma." probably a sore subject but who can't like him. >> he's very likeable. he went to disneyworld. we're into that. he sounds a little bit like kermit the frog, so that's also fun. and he's aware of that. >> a little jab.

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we're back at 6:24 on a tuesday. don't forget to keep your plants, pets, and pipes protected for another three hours and 36 minutes. temperature the coldest up north. guerneville, 30. rohnert park at 32. thanks, mike. this morning a new study is sounding the alarm of a meat heavy diet. a cornell university study just published in the journal of american medical association studied nearly 30,000 people and found a small but significant risk of heart disease eating just two serves of processed meat a week. here is what dr. general i have ashton had to say about the study on gma this morning. >> if they just looked at meat, that risk went up a little bit so death from all causes. basically even though this was done by association not cause

and effect, it suggests a little less meat, more fish. >> dr. ashton will have much more coming up at 7:00 right after abc 7 mornings. kfc is expanding its test of -- i don't know, fake chicken? >> it's plant based. >> plant based chicken. >> a nicer way to put it. >> so the company was testing it at a location in atlanta a few months back. now kfc will roll over the alternatives. >> i would like to try that. drone delivery could be a thing. the faa is preparing new rules that could lead to the delivery of packages. it will create a way for officials to vet the design. no word on when they would be allowed to deliver items. we all want to get the most out of our workout. what do you do? >> pick up the beat.

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now at 6:30, the coronavirus spreading around the world. now two patients are being treated at a san francisco hospital. doctors say we shouldn't be alarmed. >> they would be in isolation rooms and making sure the proper procedures are being followed. awaiting the results of the iowa caucuses. >> it is too close to call so

i'm going to tell you what i do know. >> you won! >> when the results could be released with an issue with the vote count. now looking for a new home itself. >> they need a bigger space and more dedicated space, too. grab a jacket. chilly temperatures where a freeze warning is in effect right now. >> plus the artist who tricked google into thinking there was a traffic jam with a wagon full of cell phones. good morning. it is tuesday, february 4. >> and it is cold. make sure you have your jacket. it's probably going to be cold the whole day, right? >> close to average this afternoon. winds will make it feel cold like yesterday. we have video of some of our coldest nablg esest neighborhoos 29 degrees. you can see the frost forming on

the cars there at the dealership. that will thaw rather quickly once the sun comes up and warms everything up. vegetation, pets and pipes, keep them protected through 9:00 this morning. the breezes are calming down. 15 at fairfield. 23 at san francisco and 13 in san mateo. look how fast they are up on tam. a little breezy today with temperatures 33 to 46. quite the micro climate. 50 to 52. going out this evening, it'll be a little chilly, 44 to 48. check out the roads with jobina. we're starting to see a little sign of the sun rise. also looks like -- okay, good. they're not stalled there. i wasn't sure for a second, they

are moving, but looks slow as you get to the toll plaza. the bay bridge toll plaza where we are certainly seeing a backup. metering lights came on at 4:59. there is a high wind advisory for the bay bridge so take your time out there this morning. let's check out the drive times. tracy to dublin, 54 minutes. antioch to concord, a slowdown there with a 23-minute ride. bringing up the map here so i can take you to the altamont pass a high wind advisory right now. reggie and kumasi? developing news now in the coronavirus outbreak, hong kong reporting its first death now making it two outside of mainland china. >> there are 426 deaths blamed on the virus and more than 20,000 confirmed cases worldwide. in america there are cases in five states. and there's now a second quarantined cruiseship. it pulled into port in japan overnight. the 2,500 passengers onboard will be held until they can be screened. >> abc 7 news has confirmed there are two patients being

treated at ucsf parnassus campus. >> and that is where reporter amy hollywood is this morning. amy? >> reporter: officials say everyone needs to stay calm and not to worry. the couple was not diagnosed here in san francisco. they were brought here for treatment and they are in isolation. no coronavirus diagnosed here in the city. the male patient traveled to wuhan, china, developed symptoms soon after returning home and now he and his wife have it. they are both 57 years old. public health officials say they are taking every precaution. >> we've activated our medical response team. we had sars, h1n1, preparation for ebola. this is nothing new for clinicians and our responders.

>> reporter: the mayor was at a lunar celebration yesterday. she will be attending saturday's parade and says there is no reason to cancel it or to be concerned at this time. the couple here, ucsf saying they're doing everything they can to prevent the spread of coronavirus. live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thank you, amy. happening tonight president trump will deliver his state of the union address. it's unclear if he will talk about the senate impeachment trial. you can watch the state of the union live here on abc 7. it starts at 6:00 this evening followed by a special edition of abc 7 news at 8:00. the bodies of kobe brian, daughter gianna and four others have been released to their families. this comes as authority made public 911 calls from people reporting the crash. >> i'm walking on the trail. i could hear the plane in the clouds. we couldn't see it and just heard a boom and a dead sound and i could see the flames.

>> and what was on fire, sir? >> the hill. but whatever crashed into the hill is also on fire. >> 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? >> yeah, and we're looking at the flames right now on the hill. >> investigators are still trying to figure out what caused the crash. weather is a factor they're considering. in the east bay a new safe rv parking site is helping to accommodate a growing group. those who have been left behind by high housing costs. observing's new site is in the fruitvale district and it allows for 41 rvs. officials say it will be staffed around the clock with security, electricity, drinking water and garbage services. the university of california

is considering getting rid of the s.a.t. and s.a.t. requirement in admissions. students may still need to take a standardized test. "the chronicle" is reporting a committee has recommended the system create its own exam. tests are needed to compare students from different high schools. critics of the s.a.t. and act says the tests measure a small part and put some students at a disadvantage. a major mishap in the state's 2020 presidential caucus. when we could get the results and the app behind the meltdown. a roadblock in the efforts to build a better bay area. a shelter for homeless people looking for a new home itself. >> let's check in with how stocks are doing this morning. it looks like we are way up 4

478400 points. that's not bad. >> let's look at the weather. >> it won't go up that fast. let's look at neighborhood temperatures. not many frosty spots on the peninsula. there could be some sheltered neighborhood where it's cooler. some of the warmer neighborhoods there. san francisco 48. oakland 47. hayward and san jose 40. san ramone, all the east bay, at least these reporting stations, low 40s. the winds are pretty dicey. gusting up to 28 miles an hour, so a nasty crosswind in many of our east/west bridges this morning. wind chills, we've got them. dress accordingly to what it feels like outside not what the thermometer says. it will be brisk over the bay. we're stuck in the 40s through 9:00. 53 to 58 from 11:00 to 5:00 under mostly sunny sky. let's head to the east bay. 45 at 9:00. 50 to 56 from 11:00.

heading out this evening, 48. our last stop san francisco. 51 for a couple hours later and then this afternoon we'll ping between 51 degrees. some 60s into the forecast coming up. good morning, everyone. happy tuesday to you. we're taking a live look at the san mateo bridge where you can certainly see it is slow if you're trying to make your way westbound towards the peninsula. a few things to talk about. first off there appears to be a crash off to the right hand shoulder. one of those cars may slide off the bridge, it's in a ditch there. they're trying to figure that out right now. there is also a disabled car blocking a lane once you get to an incline and a tire in one of the lanes as well which is why you see it's so slow. it will take you 40 minutes to get across the bridge.

lots of headlights moving into the maze and the bay bridge this morning. our drive times before we go, antioch to hercules, 38 minutes. highway 85 to the san jose

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a lot of social media chatter about how chilly it is outside so make sure you dress the kids appropriately. cooler than what the thermometer says because of the breezes. we're 48 to 51. sunny and milder this afternoon. 53 to 56. take a look at some of the faster winds. santa ana up to 60 miles an hour. flying or driving down through socal a little bumpy today and tomorrow. temperatures 61 to 64 there. monterey, sacramento, chico at 57. yosemite 44 today. tahoe still freezing cold.

above average, 50 by saturday. look at that, 20 degrees cooler with snow the next day. thank you, mike. at 6:42 in the morning we are still waiting for the results of the iowa caucuses. the democratic party released an update minutes ago and is blaming a coding error with an app. >> the party went on to say it plans on releasing the results today at some point but the candidates are not wasting any more time in iowa. campaign planes flew to new hampshire overnight. new video of andrew yang, elizabeth warren and amy klobuchar arriving. it's iowa that's still the focus and that's where we find ines de la cuetara. >> reporter: good morning. we still d't know who won the iowa caucuses. the campaigns and their supporters have been waiting for hours and the iowa democratic party is struggling to explain the delay. overnight frustration from campaigns and their supporters.

>> thank you so much. so listen, it is too close to call. so i'm going to tell you what i do know. >> you won! >> reporter: the iowa democratic party not releasing any results saying in a statement they're worried about quality checks and inconsistencies. >> i want to make sure they're careful in their deliberations. >> reporter: raising questions about the new app used this cycle to report results with the party insisting the problem is not the results of any hack or intrusion. abc muse learning officials are now hand counting the results but the compliation 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 well here

in iowa. >> reporter: the campaigns are moving on to new hampshire which votes in a week. they will release the results today. ines de la cuetara in des moines, iowa. this morning we're learning more about the app used at the iowa caucus reportedly created by the company shadow. this is their website i pulled up here. the website says it sends voter, volunteer and data to where it needs to go. as we've been reporting all morning long the app failed to work during last night's three sets of results due to a coding issues. some had trouble sending their voting results. officials tell "the new york times" the app has never been used in a real election or tested at a statewide scale. the democratic party only considered using it two months

ago. the nevada party has been planning to use the same app. kumasi? thanks, jobina. a lot of new details coming out. make sure you stay on top of the story with the abc 7 news app. we'll send out a push alert when the results come in. rising rent is a visible issue for so many here in the bay area and finding solutions isn't easy. so this morning a shelter meant to provide a place to go for for homeless youth is looking for a home of its own. the lutheran church of the cross overse oversees the shelter. the dhur of feels they need a more stabilized environment. >> for years they've been sleeping on mats because we can't give them the dedicated space. we have a number of other

renters. as long as they have no other place to go, they're welcome to stay with us. it's just not an ideal situation. >> the church says they are still in negotiations with the nonprofit that runs the shelter. nothing is final yet. we want to hear your ideas. share them by joining our building a better bay area group on facebook. a big win for tesla. the palo alto company stock surged to a new record high of almost $800 per share yesterday. >> analysts say tesla's fourth quarter earnings report last week was a lot better than expected. tesla says it will be able to deliver a half million vehicles this year up from 367,000 last year. and don't miss your chance to own a piece of television history. the home featured in "full house" is going back on the market and this time at a discount. in may listed for $6 million. now for $5.5 million. the home is on broderick street.

it last sold in 2016 for about $4 million. >> you said don't miss your chance. a live look at the new york stock exchange and we keep going up. 433 points. so this is quite the opposite effect that we just saw yesterday morning. so that's interesting. we'll keep watching that. and a man is making us think twice about how much we rely on technology. an artist create add virtual traffic jam on google maps by dragging a cart with 99 smart phones through the streets of berlin that created red lines on the google maps app. this may have impacted real life drivers who chose to take a detour to avoid traffic. the artist told wired we adapt to technology more than technology adapts to us. how deep. >> thank you, sir. >> thank you. which part was art? the red line? i'm not sure. >> the fact it got you thinking?

>> did he? >> what did he get me thinking? >> i don't know. >> first of all, i thought about who gave him their phones. >> yes. >> and why is he doing this? does he have anything else to do? >> other than make you go, hmm. >> and he may have taken our wagon, our bandwagon. >> go niners. >> i noticed you weren't in the wagon anymore. >> look, the wagon is safely behind the christmas decorations and halloween decorations. >> i'm always on the wagon. >> football is a 12 month sport nowadays. >> you can see that's why it's so choppy there. mostly clear and cooler tonight. more frost and a warming trend. the rain surge pretty empty. a look at the breezes blowing

across our bridge. the benicia bridge, these are more perpendicular like the richmond/san rafael bridge. up to 28 miles per hour. there are some issues as you try to cross today. this is the reason why we have storm tracks over 100 miles per hour and with the colder air that tends to slowly sink down to our neighborhood. that's what we've been dealing with and we'll deal with it again today. that's our temperature spread today. just a few forwards around san francisco and oakland. the rainfall the next nine days. hardly anything out there. we're in the middle of another winter dry spell. look at the 60s as we turn away from the coast with the 60s returning friday. jobina? good morning, everyone. a few things to talk about, a

live picture here and you can see how slow that traffic is moving. the reason why a couple of factors. chp confirmed the two cars involved, one of them they thought was slipping into the water is not. that is good news there. off to the shoulder but causing a slowdown though it's not blocking any lanes. once you move to the incline, a stalled car, a tire in the lane. just take your time. really, you're going to have to. speeds are down to 11 miles an hour. i would avoid the area if you can or leave later. a live look at walnut creek, 680. traffic is still moving and we do have our drive times here. walnut creek to dublin, 15 minutes for the ride, which is good news. santa rosa to san francisco, 57 minutes. highway 1 to los gatos a 27-minute ride. mass transit for ace, b.a.r.t. and the ferries, no delays this morning.

reggie and kumasi? >> thanks, jobina. the 49ers are back home now. still disappointed over the loss to the chiefs but proud. >> the team's charter jet landed at mineta san jose international and bands fans ready to greet them. the faithful. and i appreciate this. >> got to store the team. they've been awesome. they brought back the spirit. saved me as a fan. >> the right leadership, the right attitude. they're a great team. i think their future is just getting started. >> players and coaches boarded buses to head back to

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it is 6:55. here are seven things to know before you go. number one, caucus chaos in iowa. still no winner yet in the democratic iowa caucus. party officials are verifying the votes after a coding issue with a new app they're using. san francisco health officials reassure the public over coronavirus as a couple is being treated at ucsf. no cases have been diagnosed in san francisco. >> the north bay from freezing cold temperatures through 9:00. you can see it's pretty breezy out there. that's going to bring us

slightly milder conditions. temperatures mid to upper 50s this afternoon. number four, president trump will give his state of the union address tonight. it's unclear if he's going to talk about the impeachment trial. tonight at 6:00 here on abc 7. number five, the 49ers are back home after their disappointing loss to the chiefs. their charter jet landed at mineta san jose international yesterday afternoon. number six, a major slowdown on the san mateo bridge. 47 minutes to get across. a stall and a tire in the lane. also a crash that has been moved out of the way at the toll plaza. number seven, guns n roses is coming. the iconic rock band will play at oracle park on august 5th. this is one of the stops. tickets go on sale friday at noon. sweet child of mine.

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good morning, america. as we join you this tuesday morning, chaos and confusion in the iowa caucus. breaking news, the nation's first contest of this election cycle grinds to a halt, no winner declared. >> i imagine -- have a strong feeling that at some point the results will be announced. >> as officials blame "inconsistencies" for major delays. >> of course i'm concerned. i'd like to see those numbers but i think they'll get them. >> complaints growing about the brand-new app used to report results and now the demand for answers. when will we see the final results? who was the winner? as frustrated candidates vow to push forward. >> we are one step closer to defeating the most corrupt president in american history.