san francisco to sfo, 9 minutes as well. slowdowns beginning in tracy. outside of that it's looking good. two planes carrying hundreds of americans evacuated from china because of the coronavirus just landed at travis air force base in solano county. >> we want to take you there live. we can see the planes moving. earlier we saw people taking off luggage on one of those planes. we didn't see any of the passengers just yet, just people with suits on to protect them as all 350 people o tse two planes will be quarantined coming from wuhan, china. the concern is coronavirus. >> and we're just assuming, but it seems as if this is going to be the plane that you're seeing here which will stay at travis air force base and those people will presumably get off. the other plane arriving is the second plane, which i'm assuming

will be the one that will be traveling on to southern california. so we don't expect those passengers to be getting off at travis air force base. we should reiterate and make it clear, these are people who have been evacuated out of china. there's no reason to believe these people have the coronavirus. but all the precautions are being taken to make sure that virus does not spread to people who live in the bay area. >> that's why they will be quarantined for the 14 days. they will be making sure they don't have symptoms before they're allowed to leave. people say they are concerned that the evacuees now here in it the bay area will put other people at risk of catching the virus. we want to remind everyone, no one has been diagnosed in san francisco, but ucsf is treating two patients from san bonita county. >> reporter: after weeks of waiting in chinese coronavirus

hot zone, 250 americans finally evacuated. they're bound for this hotel, the west wind inn where they will be quarantined for two weeks. 14,000 people work at the base, and many in town are concerned. >> there are people out there that have compromised immune systems where this would be debt mental to them. >> lots of people on our facebook and community groups are terror fed. i feel like it's like the bird flu. >> reporter: if one of them is diagnosed with coronavirus, they will be taken to a hospital. >> this is one of our isolation rooms. >> reporter: lisa winston works at san francisco general. right now, ucsf is treating two coronavirus patients. she says sf general is also ready if anyone shows up with the virus. >> the types of resources that you need, an airborne isolation

room and personal protective equipment are things we use routinely for caring for patients with other conditions. >> reporter: sf general has treated patients with a variety of infectious diseases, including h1n1, tuberculosis and measles. she showed us how the negative pressure rooms function. once we're in here, no air can escape this room and get out in the hospital? >> yes, we have closed this door. >> reporter: the next step is a familiar one. then the gown. >> when we're dealing with something new like novel coronavirus, we general do have someone who is observing to make sure of adequate coverage and that everything is on properly. >> and a respirator. >> they filter out small particles that we would orte protection and gloves are the last step. time in isolation depends on the

severity of infection. our understanding is that no military personnel here at travis will have any contact with any of those evacuees quarantined here. i'm kate larsen, abc7 news. >> you can learn the symptoms of coronavirus and how to protect yourself by going to abc7news.com. the oakland fire department is investigating the cause of a fire in a portable unit at the department's fire training academy. the battalion chief is saying it appears to have been an electrical fire. it started just before 11:30 last night at the academy on victory court. the men's locker room had minor damage. the state of the union was something last night as president trump pulled out all the stops at the address. >> the division between the parties was also on display. the president declined to shake house speaker nancy pelosi's hand before the speech. before the speech pelosi tore up her copy of it.

>> reporter: ahead of his expected acquittal today and in the same chamber that impeached him, president trump delivered his third state of the union address. the political division between the parties palatable. the tone set before a word was spoken. the president rejected house speaker nancy pelosi's outreached hand. while on the republican side, strong support. the president began his address by truthi itouting his triumphs strong economy. then pivoting to attack his political rivals. >> to those watching at home tonight i want you to know we will never let socialism destroy american health care. there were some moving moments that seemed to offer glimpses of unity. a tuskegee airman who flew combat missions in world war ii and his great grandson were honored. along with the family of a soldier deployed in afghanistan being reunited.

>> tonight we have a very special surprise. i am thrilled to inform you that your husband is back from deployment. >> reporter: when trump wrapped up, the political friction once again spilling out and on full display. speaker pelosi tearing up the president's speech and tossing it aside. >> why did you tear up the speech? >> because it was a manifesto of mistruths. >> noticeably absent from his speech, impeachment. the president did not mention the word impeachment during his address and ignored it altogether. >> that was one of the big political stories. the other is the iowa caucuses. results are slowly coming in with three quarters of the precincts reporting. pete buttigieg leads with 27%. bernie sanders follows with 25%. elizabeth warren in third place, then joe biden and amy klobuchar. party leaders blame the reporting delay on a coding error in the app they use.

a federal judge has approved a settlement that moves pg&e closer to getting out of bankruptcy. the deal will allow the utility to refinance billions of dollars in debt to pay off bondholders. pg&e is positioned to get out of bankruptcy by june 30th. governor newsom says it has to make major changes including replacing the entire board of directors and ceo, bill johnson. london breed says she supports an investigation into the arrest into public works director mohammed nuru. the fbi arrested nuru and local restaurant owner nick bovis last month. agents say nuru tried to bribe an airport official into giving bow vis bovis a license for an eatery at the restaurant. the mayor said nothing matters more than restoring the public trust in our government. building a better bay area means easier and more reliant public transit.

there's a new plan to streamline schedules and fares. best buds? a remote wildlife camera captures a rare moment in the south bay. >> they are best buds. >> that was fun. come on. come on. >> right? >> follow me through this tunnel. >> i'm looking at these temperatures. >> yes. >> what's happening? >> you're wearing long sleeves today. >> you knew. you knew it would be cooler today. it is definitely cooler out this morning. we don't have the windchills we had yesterday. 35 in fremont is what it feels like. castro valley, 33 degrees. orinda, 39, 37 in union city. richmond, berkeley, oakland, alameda around 40 to 43 degrees. other areas in the 40s, san carlos, 42. san francisco, 45. pacifica, 44. the rest of us in the 30s. 32 in napa and pleasanton.

the let's talk about your commute. no dangerous cross-wind driving across our bridges. much calmer. everything is good. just colder and milder this afternoon. in the bay, smoother commute today without those winds and those choppy waters. >> 37 in the peninsula at 7:00. 47 at 9:00. 54 at 11:00. for the east bay valleys, 37 at 7:00. a few high clouds. same thing at 9:00, 45. 62 at 3:00. down to 52 at 7:00. down in san jose, in the south bay, 38 at 7:00, 45, a few clouds early. total sunshine and low 60s for a couple hours this afternoon. even warmer weather coming up in my seven-day forecast. >> good morning. 4:39. going to bring up our posey tube closure alert. this is happening weekdays from 10:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. still in effect now. this work will continue through march. i just want to remind people

because if you don't take that route often you might be surprised. a live look at the golden gate bridge. traffic is light. a few cars going across this morning. things are smooth at the san mateo bridge. i will echo mike here. not seeing any high wind advisories coming in from the chp, which is good news. you can expect a much smoother ride. except one, i'll get to that in a moment. drive times, albany to the maze, 4 minutes. fremont to san jose, 15 minutes. highway 101 to cupertino, 10-minute ride. you can see that slowdown coming out of tracy. that is where you are going to see that high wind advisory through the altamont pass. we'll be back with more news, weather and traffic after the break. tom: my mom always told me actions speak louder than words. she was a school teacher. my dad joined the navy and helped prosecute the nazis in nuremberg. their values are why i walked away from my business, took the giving pledge to give my money to good causes, and why i spent the last ten years fighting corporate insiders who put profits over people.

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so let's stay on the offensive, and let's win. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. we want to take you live right now to travis air force base where two planes carrying coronavirus evacuees from china have landed here in solano county. now, one of them came from wuhan where americans had to be evacuated because of this outbreak. one will stay here, the other will go on to southern california. there are about 350 people here, they will have to be in quarantine for 14 days to make sure they don't have simpoms before leaving the area. we're looking at what is going on now. this is what we've been seeing

this morning. they're taking luggage and things off of this plane. but we have not seen any evacuees come down just yet. we'll keep monitoring this. when we see something else we'll let you know. building a better bay area includes a transit system. right now california state assemblyman david cho says the system is unreliable, fragmented and inequitable. he says part of the problem is different prices, different schedules on different systems and it makes public transportation confusing. for example, a single adult father for marin transit is $2, 2.25 on samtrans, and semta, ac transit charges 2.50. he wants to set up a universal bus fare, same discount fares for bus riders and realtime data. >> after investing billions of dollars into transportation in recent decades, only 3% of bay

area trips are made with transit. >> a task force will be set up to draw the new policies up around regional fares and coordinating schedules. wildlife cameras near gilroy are capturing behaviors and relationships that we have not seen before. it's part of a study to better understand how wildlife interacts with major roads. lauren martinez has more. >> animals enjoy the night life, like this coyote and badger. they seem to be on the hunt together. >> we have these two species using a human made structure to cross under the highway together. for what we know, that could be the first known observation of its kind. >> reporter: neil sharma is part of a study looking into how bay area roadways impact road life. >> the badger will start digger, very proficiently, flushing out ground squirrels, maybe he gets one and another exits from another hole and the

coyote is waiting there. >> reporter: over 50 cameras are deployed near the southern tip of the streanta cruz mountains. >> in addition to understanding the landscape, these features that provide safe passage, we're getting an inventory. the who's who is out here. >> reporter: the who's who includes a buck safely moving along an undercrossing, a skunk and a raccoon hanging around. these animals are co-existing, and sharma hopes people see the% coexistence. >> there is evidence out there of these scent marking sites, they want to know this is my calling card, maybe i want to them. >> i want people to see these animals co-exist with us. >> reporter: free and working together like this pair. in palo alto, lauren martinez, "abc7 news." >> i think we want to be friends. >> this is like fox and the hound next level. >> very nice.

i like it. all right. let's talk about what's going on with our cameras out there. they're not shaking like they were yesterday. north-northwest at 12 to 15, that's our wind speed now on tamalpais. we had 35, 45-mile-per-hour gusts yesterday. 75 up on st. helena. not likely today. winds will be less aggressive. the warm sunshine will put us back to average. tonight, not quite as cold. patchy fog will return, especially along the coast and around the bay. no rain through the extended forecast. we have wild temperature swings. you can see the pattern showing up in the cloud cover. the jet stream is starting to move away from us so that conveyor belt of winds will move away. high pressure is a calming influence taking over. we have 59 at half moon bay and san francisco. the rest of us around 60 to 61

degrees. wind through the north bay down sloping. a look around the stayed today. 57 in fresno. breezy conditions through the morning hours in southern california. 46 in tahoe. temperatures tonight, upper 30s to mid 40s. you can see the fog developing along the coast into the bay and through the delta. a couple degrees warmer tomorrow. peaking with upper 60s, then cooler on saturday with our coldest day on oscar sunday, blustery, mid to upper 50s. hi, jobina. >> good morning, everyone. i do want to remind you all of this mass transit update. we were talking about this on abc7 mornings yesterday. the service changes to b.a.r.t. beginning on monday. there will be earlier weekday service on some lines, two-line

service into san francisco on sundays. more details on this on abc7news.com. a live look now at emeryville, showing you 80. those headlights making their way towards the maze. you shouldn't expect any delays. a live look in san jose, 101, nice and clear. walnut creek to dublin, 12 minutes. santa rosa to san francisco, 46-minute ride. and highway 1 to los gatos, 21 minutes. google is admitting to a problem back in november that led to private videos being sent to strangers on accident. a user shared this message with abc7 news indicating the company takes responsibility for what happened and issued an apology. google called it a technical issue affecting google photos and that it was fixed in days. it is not sure how many users were impacted by this. google photos has over 1 billion users. one of san francisco's historic painted ladies has a

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babies aren't fully developed until at least 39 weeks. a healthy baby is worth the wait. we're continuing to follow breaking news at travis air force base. these two planes have landed in california, coming fromwun, p te e nesil sta a

tris asethothe will travel to southern california, which is something we saw last week with the first plane evacuated out of china carrying americans. those people were hd at a base for about three days. a similar thing will happen here. these folks have already been screened prior to getting on the plane. there is no indication that anyone here has coronavirus. of course they're taking extra precautions, and these folks, as far as we know, we do see one person walked off the tarmac there. i don't think the passengers have gotten off the plane yet. it appears that one plane, the white one, that will be the one that we think is going to continue on to southern california. but we'll have to wait and see what happens here. two prolific car burglary suspects are in custody after being caught in the act by san francisco police. delvin carter and jared wilson were under surveillance when

officers say they drove to the golden gate bridge welcome center. in a matter of seconds they broke into three vehicles. officers followed them to the parking lot at stones town galleria in san francisco where they arrested them. police say they found stolen property from at least 18 break-ins. a big step forward in an effort to move a historic build building and turn it into affordable housing. a 10,000 check was presented to habitat humanity. it will help pay for the restoration of the palstone apartment building. the developer offered to move the building to city-owned land a few blocks away. habitat will turn it into affordable housing. city leaderers say the deal sends a message that san jose does not bill dose its history but saves it instead. in san francisco one of the famous painted ladies has been sold for 3$3.5 million. so the house at 714 steiner

street went on the market earlier last month. it sold last week for $800,000 above the asking price. the house has three bedrooms, 2 1/2 bathrooms, two kitchens. photos show the interior needs some renovation. i was also reading they had open houses, they had to take the signs down because people were like oh, it's open? i'm interested, not really. i just want to be nosey. >> that is the one that looked like a wreck inside. >> yes. yes. >> complete remodel. >> yes. >> for how much? >> 3.5. >> yeah. >> boy. >> over asking, mike. i guess we're back at that again. >> it is the painted ladies, so maybe that had something to do with it. here's a look from the exploratorium. winds up to 8 miles per hour, unlike 20 to 25 when you're coming through the ferry building yesterday, which is just down the street. looking back at a clear sky over san francisco, beautiful picture of s s s

temperatures 5 degrees warmer in santa rosa. look at high pressure taking over. the next nine days, not a single drop of rain for us. where is it? how about the deep southeast, anywhere from 6 to 8 inches of rain there. they're getting more than they need, we're getting less than we need. >> thank you. good morning. a live look at san jose. showing you 87 here. very clear commute so far this morning. no major wind issues either. live look at oakland, 880 at the coliseum. headlights making their way south. no problems in the east bay. usual slow spot coming out of tracy, tracy to dublin ride, 37 minutes. antioch to concord, 14 minutes. san rafael to san francisco, 15-minute ride. >> thanks. coronavirus evacuees from china arrive in solano county. next at 5:00, we're live at travis air force base with

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>> we'll get to that story in a moment. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. here's mike. >> folks talking about how chilly it was yesterday. not the case today. look at this. calm to nearly 7 miles per hour with the winds today so no wi windchill to talk abt. le weaer outside. 4 to 8 miles per hour from sut to trump tower. 37 to 40 are our temperatures. at noon, 56 to 57. low 60s at 4:00. 55 at the coast. even in the evening hours, 49 to 53 degrees. we'll look at temperatures nearing 70 in the accuweather seven-day forecast. jobina? >> good morning, everyone. it is 5:00 right now. mass transit is up and running. ferries on the winter schedule. b.a.r.t. has ten trains