the car, but nobody was hurt. the second one happened 11:00 last night. this was northbound at 23rd avenue. that car also has some bullet holes in it. again, it appears no one was hurt. two lucky situations there. there was also one on sunday in oakland. that brings the total to three this week. no word on motives or if any of these are related. reporting live at the hayward chp offices, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. it is 4:30. if you're just waking up, here's mike with a check of the forecast. >> hi, guys. checking the winds out there. they are very light. not only is it milder temperature-wise, there's no windchill to speak of. winds are calm. no wind. sutro tower, you can see a clear start out there, temperatures about 40 to 43 degrees for 7:00. at noon, 58 to 60 degrees. still climbing this afternoon into the mid 60s away from the

coast. a little bit of a breeze will keep us around 57 for the coast. 50 to 55 at 7:00. quiet pattern today. i hope you enjoy it. at the live desk dramatic video to share with you right now. a truck caught fire at the port of oakland overnight and look at this. flames engulfing the vehicle. it was parked inside a lock near middle harbor road. the driver was able to escape unharmed. oakland firefighters responded to the blaze quickly and eng tin extinguished the fire. this did not stop work overnight at the port. this morning there is more fallout from the growing coronavirus outbreak. >> overnight saudi arabia banned its citizens from traveling to china. it warns anyone who violates that won't be allowed back. two mar planes carrying american evacuees from china will land in the u.s. today. they will arrive in nebraska and texas.

all passengers will be quarantined for two weeks. at least 563 people have died from coronavirus in china. more than 28,000 are sick. a newborn in china is the youngest person to be infected. the infant tested positive just 30 hours after birth. the newborn's mom has coronavirus but it's not clear if the virus was passed on in the womb or after birth. in the u.s. there are 12 cases. one confirmed yesterday in wisconsin. 178 americans are being quarantined at travis air force base after their plane from wuhan, china landed yesterday. the cdc reports a child on the plane had a fever and was taken to hospital. the other passengers are staying at a hotel on the base. daisy roth shared these photos of her room. her husband said they were visiting family in wuhan. >> they arrived at the airport at 3:00 p.m. on tuesday, and they did not take off until more than 24 hours later. and that's an airport with no

shops open. it was just waiting and getting their temperature taken. it was really exhausting for my wife and daughters. >> everyone in quarantine at travis will be continually screened for coronavirus. you can learn more about the symptoms of the novel coronavirus and how you can protect yourself by going to our website, abc7news.com. president trump says he will make a statement this morning about his acquittal on impeachment charges. the senate cleared him of obstruction of congress and abuse of power yesterday. utah republican senator mitt romney was the only lawmaker to break ranks. he voted to convict the president on the abuse of power charge. mr. trump is only the third commander in chief to be impeached. the 12-day trial is the only one that did not include subpoenas for witnesses or documents. there was strong reaction to president trump's acquittal. americans who wanted him convicted held rallies across the bay area. protests in san francisco, mountain view, oakland and palo

alto. more than 160 of these events were held nationwide. a california assemblyman is proposing legislation banning pg&e from donating to state politicians and candidates. according to the "sacramento bee," kevin kylie says he wants to end the intertwined relationship between the state and pg&e because of the utility's responsibility for recent tragedies like the 2018 camp fire that killed 85 people. the pg&e donated more than $5 million in 2017 and 2018 to assembly, state senate and statewide campaigns as well as ballot measures and local and city council races. san francisco's public works boss, mohammed nuru will appear in federal court to face public corruption charges. he will appear with nick bovis who the feds also indicted for involvement in the schemes. fib f fbi visiting the planning department yesterday were searching for files related to

the 555 fulton street project. the chinese billionaire behind the project wined and dined nuru in a pay for play scheme to win city approval for the project. jurors will hear more testimony today in the trial of the man accused of stabbing b.a.r.t. passenger nia wilson to death. the jury watched surveillance video yesterday and it shows a man who police say is the suspect, john cowl, stabbing wilson and her sister from behind. it happened at the macarthur b.a.rt. station in july of 2018. wilson's mom was in court and said she couldn't bear to watch the video. >> they didn't do anything, any didn't see him or react to him. pure evil. >> wilson's sister survived the attack and at one point the judge kicked cowell out of the courtroom because of outbursts. the pride board of directors met to discuss a vote on banning youtube and google from the

parade this year. anser hassan has more. >> the board decided not to ban google or anybody else from the parade. >> reporter: san francisco pride parade executive fred lopez says the controversy to ban google from this year's parade began at a january 15th meeting. that's when members of sf pride voted to keep google out. but that vote was nonbinding. >> i regret the fact that within our community, we're fighting against each other when we don't have to. >> reporter: sf pride's board president addressed that vote and the concerns over how google treats its lbtg employees. >> i think that some action needs to be taken. there's incredible amounts of transphobia online, and it seems to just go. >> reporter: they have since met with google and have seen immediate changes. she says it's best to work from within than to ban an important community partner. >> everyone is saying we want to

be in your parade. well, you need to hear what our community is saying about the organization and we're going to hold their feet to the fire. >> reporter: some organization members were calling on banning the alameda county sheriff's department from the parade for how they handled the eviction last month. but the board president says that's not true, and that the county sheriff's department has never participated in the parade. local scientists are joining the fight against coronavirus. the powerful technology they're using to unlock its secrets. a huge welcome home for california firefighters after a month battling raging infernos in australia. and who wouldn't love to have a great driver's license photo. turns out you might get the chance soon. >> first, it's 4:37. we'll talk about what it looks like when you walk out the door this morning. >> pretty nice except for a little fog around novato.

the visibility is between a half mile and three miles. along the peninsula, it's clear now. cool around menlo park and redwood city. good morning to you. foster city to san bruno, 40 to 44. and then near 50 in pacifica. 45 in san rafael and half moon bay. 48 in san francisco, 44 in oakland and hayward. 42 in concord. 41 in bellmawr. napa, 37 degrees. walnut creek, 38 degrees. let's talk about your commute planner. other than patchy fog, milder this morning and this afternoon. for the bay, watch out for that bright sunshine glistening off a calm bay. almost glass-like. north bay, we have fog through 7:00, 8:00, 39. 48 at 9:00. look at this sunshine from noon through 6:00, low to mid 60s. east bay, 40s at 9:00. 56 at 11:00. from noon on, 60 to 64. the last stop is san francisco. mid to upper 40s from 7:00 to

9:00. we go from the mid 50s at lunch to near 60 at 3:00. the let's look and see if this lasts through the weekend coming up. hi, jobina. >> thank you very much. good morning. happy thursday to you. i have a mass transit update. we'll talk about this for a bit until it happened on monday. b.a.r.t. expansion means earlier weekday service on some lines and two-line service into san francisco on sundays. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. cash lanes are beginning to stack up. no metering lights on yet. in san jose, 87 nice and clear down there. no major issues coming in from the chp. walnut creek to dublin, 12 minutes. santa rosa to san francisco, 47-minute ride. highway 1 to los gatos, 21 minutes. we'll be back with more news, weather and traffic after the

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nearing 50. we drop down to the low 30s with some snow showers, but just a couple of inches is possible. then it gets warm again next week. lawrence livermore lab is joining research teams triing to figu trying to figure out what makes the coronavirus tick. they are using one of the world's super commuters to see what proteins make up the virus. >> the new coronavirus is not very well understood yet where it's what you can't see that can hurt you. that's why scientists have put long hours into creating this 3d image of the proteins at the core of the coronavirus. looking for a spot where antibodies can attack it. there's just one problem. >> the structure of the key protein that we want to target is not known. taking their best guess using the dna makeup of a close cousin of the coronavirus, the sars virus that killed nearly 800 people in the early 2000s. >> from that structure we can

begin to design a therapeutic antibody that binds to it and neutralizes it. >> reporter: at least that's the hope, but since the two are not identical, the model will be refined using the lab's own super computer sierra, rated as the second most powerful in the world. forget one of these. the computer lawrence livermore scientists used to come up with their model does more calculations in one second than you could do in 31 billion years. and it's still not powerful enough to predict how the virus could change over time and it will. >> even with the biggest super computers in the world, we can't evaluate all possible designs. >> reporter: that's where experience and intuition comes in. the question is what do you want to look at, what are the possibilities. how do you make those decisions? >> reporter: the model is not detailed enough to answer those questions yet, but it is a place to start. eric thomas, abc7 news. 20 southern california

firefighters are back home this morning from australia after battling those devastating bush fires. the u.s. forrest service team spent close to a month in the middle of australia. they say they were well prepared for the fires because the flames and fire behavior were similar to here in southern california. when they got to australia they said they received a standing ovation. >> we are there to do a job. everybody is appreciative. the public and all the firefighters there were great. >> they were also appreciated here when they got back greeted by family and friends. >> redoing that bad driver's license photo may get easier. a new state bill would let you take up to three pictures and pick the one you like. the money would would support driver education and training programs. a similar bill was introduced in 2018 but nothing came of that. >> this is important. >> i knew you were going to say

that. if there was anyone that came to mind that would utilize that, kumasi. >> mine is cute. i didn't play the first time. >> she came prepared. >> i had my makeup ready, hair toether. i was like listen, you only get one shot at this. >> were you practicing your pose at home? kind of. >> the fluorescent lighting, you have to make sure -- >> horrendous. >> are y'all cute? >> first of all, i need to see receipts. >> at the break. >> mine is okay, but i also just expected it to be okay. khloe kardashian brought a ring light to her shoot and a glam squad. next time we can go together. i can have some -- >> i got you, friend. this is important. >> don't we complain about how long it takes to get through the dmv, now we're going to make it longer? >> doing retakes? >> right. >> this is the issue of our time. >> yes. it's not an instagram photo

shoot. >> you have to pull it out every -- it might as well be cute. >> this is true. lots of people see it. >> okay. all right. let's move on. we have a beautiful natural light coming today if you would like to maybe see if they'll take it outside. let's talk about the east bay hills. they're not bouncing around. we have a milder morning. milder afternoon. a dry cold front will bring us blustery and cooler weather on sunday. a chance of rain is absent from the seven-day forecast. if you want some rain, look to him. that high pressure, look at how it's steering the jet stream further to the north but also yanking down cold arrest of the rockies. winter is on for those folks. we had snow as far south aztecs yesterday, arkansas and tennessee today. for us, nothing like that. almost spring-like. temperatures 59 at half moon ba. 60 at san francisco. oakland at 63. 65 in san jose and concord. san rafael, look at that.

66 and 67. almost 70 degrees up in yucaipa. tonight, look for more fog. the air mass won't be quite as dry as it has been. along the coast, spilling into commute. a bit trying to move in from the central valleys. barely 30s out there when you wake up tomorrow morning. livermore at 39. 39 in fairfield. everyone else around 40 to 46. so, how about mid to upper 60s today and tomorrow. onshore breeze will take a couple degrees out of our warmth for saturday. sunday is the coolest and windiest day. that will continue through monday morning. then you can see a little bit warmer heading through next week. hi, jobina. >> hi, mike. thank you. good morning. 4:48 right now. a live look at walnut creek, showing you 680 here. smooth ride, very light traffic this morning. we're not seeing major issues coming in from the chp. san jose, 101, very clear as well.

you can expect no delays in that area. our drive times, albany to the maze, 4 minutes. fremont to san jose, 14 minutes. highway 101 to cupertino, 10-minute ride. showing you this overall green map here, green is good news. that red line out of tracy, those are our super commuters. there are signs interest in genetic testing is slowing down. >> and spacex will let you book a rocket launch online. a slowdown in the consumer dna market. >> ancestry, the largest seller of home genetic tests it layingn off 6% of its employees. the ceo cited a slowdown in demand. this after 23 and me laid off 14% of its staff. the top watchmaking country in the world is no match for apple. >> apple is now selling more of its watching than the entire nation of switzerland, which dominates the world watch industry.

experts say the smart watch features are drawing younger consumers away from swiss time pieces. spacex has officially launched an online booking tool. >> you reserve space on the rocket for $1 million. for now it's mostly for companies launching satellites, but spacex hopes to use it for space tourism in the future. >> those are your tech bytes. >> have a great day. >> i'm ready. >> i'll be watching you from the ground. >> i know. all right. hollywood loses a legend. next e remembering kirk douglas. now you can show

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. coming sunday we have the oscars. a lot of you like to watch the red carpet and see what everybody is wearing. just a chance of showers, 64 degrees. uber's self-driving vehicles may soon be roaming the streets again. they have been issued a permit by the dmv to resume testing autonomous vehicles in california. this is nearly two years after uber scaled back its testing program after a crash in arizona that killed a pedestrian. uber says san francisco is a great city to test self-driving technology but it didn't say when that might happen. hollywood has lost a star of its golden era. kirk douglas died in los angeles yesterday. he was 103. douglas made a career out of playing tough guys. he started in films like the bad

and the beautiful and lust for life. douglas was nominated for three oscars and later received an honorary oscar. his son, michael douglas, said on instagram he set a standard for all of us to aspire to. dad, i love you so much. i'm so proud to be your son. no word on whether there will be a tribute to douglas during the oscars. work crews rolled out the red carpet at the dolby theater yesterday. as soon as the carpet installed, it's quickly covered back up. plast iic tarp is laid down to protect it from work being done in the run-up to the show. the oscars are on abc7. it starts at 5:00 on sunday. don't miss the live coverage of the red carpet ahead of the show and all the excitement. you can catch a special oscars edition of live with kelly and

ryan at 9:00 a.m. on monday on abc7. >> let's look at the high temperatures today. san rafael, i just want to see if there's fog out there. 45 degrees. it must be concentrated around novato. 1 degree warmer in san francisco at 59, 7 degrees warmer than average in santa rosa. 66 degrees there. a lot of low to mid 60s. here's a look at mount tam. tree pollenill be an issue if you're outside. uv index and mold spores are moderate. high pressure locked over the top of us. the next nine days we are the doughnut hole of precipitation. a void over the bay area. flooding rain still coming to the southeast with up to six inches of rain possible and some severe weather. good morning. 4:55 right now. a look at our map here. no major incidents coming in from the chp. it's a clear ride. should not have any problems for your morning commute. we will move over to our camera

here. san rafael, 101 now. live look here. everything is smooth. no problems in that area. east bay now, live look at 880 at the coliseum. drive times here, antioch to hercules, 26 minutes. highway 4 to the maze, 13 minutes. highway 85 to the san jose airport, 7-minute ride. fans of in-n-out, true fans, have another way to show their love. the burger change is out with slip-on sneakers. the drink cup shoes features the classic palm tree design seen on the cups and to-go containerers. they also have the in-n-out logo on the heels and the red insole. sneaker fanatics will not have to wait in line at the drive-thru to catch a pair. you can order them online. they are $65. >> are they? keanu reeves is back in the bay area. next at 5:00, where he was spotted filming "the matrix 4."

>> what's next? children? other adults? where does it stop? >> a bizarre crime at a preschool. the disturbing vandalism that has a community on the peninsula rattled. a new plan to keep people from parking rvs near the tesla plant in fremont. what you'll start s

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as mayor, i held myself accountable for results. as president, i'll offer common sense plans and i will get it done. so let's stay on the offensive, and let's win. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. now at 5:00, multiple bullets hit a vehicle on an east bay freeway overnight. the similar crime that happened less than 24 hours earlier. plus -- coming up, the president's acquittal and why one republican senator voted to kick the president out of office.

good morning to you. it's 5:00 a.m. >> we want to get you ready heading out of the door starting with mike. >> watching fog around half moon bay, the visibility down to an eighth of a mile. a lot of stars over the exploratorium. we will keep an eye on the golden gate bridge and novato. let's look at your planner today. starting at 7:00, 39 to 45. more comfort but still cool out there. we have temperatures near 60, that's already average at noon with a couple more hours of warmth. mid 60s near the coast. 50 to 56 under the stars at 7:00. we'll look at the weekend forecast coming up. hi, jobina. >> good morning, mike. 5:00 right now.