tis better than the criminal in democrathe white house.esident we all have progressive plans to address the big challenges facing our country. what makes me different, is i've been working for ten years outside of washington, to end the corporate takeover of our democracy, and to return power to the american people. i started need to impeach to hold this lawless president accountable. i'm proposing big reforms like term limits... ...a national referendum... ...and ending corporate money in politics. as president, i'll declare climate change an emergency on day 1. and, use those powers to finally address the climate crisis. and, i've spent 30 years building a successful international business. so, i can take on donald trump on the economy - and beat him. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message -

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a u.s. citizen dies of the coronavirus in china. >> i knocked on the door, only to be chased by the family. >> i'll tell you who took the most heat. >> i'll let you know what you need to watch out come up. >> one call changes everything for a homeless woman. abc news starts right now. a u.s. citizen has died of coronavirus in china. abc is told she died at a hospital in wuhan. >> the embassy said they're not providing more information out of respect to the family. >> worldwide more than 24,000 people have been ininvestigated

with the virus. off the coast of japan more than 60 people have the virus. >> it's been quite the ordeal. >> reporter: we're about to see video from inside the ship. she's not allowed to leave her cabin unless instructed. >> this is what kwarn tee at see looks like. >> yesterday we were on a cruise ship, i can do swimming. now today i'm in jail. >> julie choi's 15-day vacation started on jarp 20th. five days later it was interrupted by a person testing positive for the coronavirus. the cruiseship is anchored off the coast of japan. >> when i -- who are these

people? is it my next room. nobody say nothing. >> her every day routine begins with taking her own temperature. food is left at her door and she's only allowed to leave her cab ip every three or four days for an hour and a half. >> i'm in an interior room without window. >> all passengers with chinese, macau or hong kong pafrts are being held in isolation. all hands on deck approach to try to contain this outbreak. >> julie ciao and the other passengers are being told that their quarantine will be lifted on february 19th. back to you. >> thank you so much. >> us santa cruz is helping in

research. the complete bio molecular cote code has been posted on line. it lets us know how the virus could be attacked. >> 1.8 million masks are being stockpiled for china. for the next disaster, maybe a fire or voik or coronavirus somewhere around the world. they're shipping out isolation goups as well. go to our website. we have a lot of information for you. abc7news-game. >> knew at 11:00, a preschool child has been diagnosed with measles. the child was vaccinated but only had one dose tv child's parents were vaccinated. so far, they don't know where the child may have contracted it. they need to chase the child's

steps so they know whether anyone else needs to be notified. >> we're trying to locate any gathers, locations, events that they were at in the days prior to the diagnosis. >> officials think the child may have spent time in parts of contra costa county. >> men kick in the front door of a pleasant hill home before burting inside to rob the place. >> it took a turn when the homeowner greased them. >> reporter: good evening. the family is safe tonight. four of the suspects got away but two have been arrested. the family hopes the other two are arrested as well. >> it's bigger than a normal

door and it's very, very solid. one kick -- it took one kick. >> she edmonton think her family was targeted. she thinks they just thought the suspects weren't at home. >> i yelled "robbers." that's when my husband came running out. >> shocked. very shocking and scary. >> this woman has lived on the street 40 years. she says this has never happened but it's involved neighbors. >> two of the burglars were arrested on unrelated charges on thursday. even if you don't open the door. >> let them know somebody's at home. go away. >> now, she says the suspects made off with an xbox and a purse. she's thankful that her family

is safe. >> a rape suspect has been arrested after an hours-long standoff. police say david martin justice sped away from officers when they arrived to interview him about a sexual assault. matter led them on a chase back to the home on mull drive. police say he bare indicated himself inside with a shot gun to his head. several hours later he su repdered. he's facing two charges of rape. >> police are looking for people who hit a 6-year-old in their suv and then drove away. the child is in critical condition. video shows the suspect was driving a 1990 agree ford explorer. should have damning to the front of the car.

>> seven democrats took the debate stage in new hampshire tonight fresh off the iowa caucus. trevor alt is in manchester with highlights. roip former vice president joe biden led the debate in the debate. he quickly went after senator bernie sanders. >> what bernie saepd he said he wrote the damn thing but he can't say what the damn thing's going to cost. >> it will cost more than the entire budget we have now. it will save americans substantial sums of money. >> the affordable care act is now 10 points more popular than the president of the united states, so yltd we talk about blowing it up? >> we can start making health care better so americans from

the beginning, but we have to agree to do that. >> after a strong performance, the candidates attacking mayor pete for his lack of experience. >> we need people with experience. >> we have a newcomer in the white house and look where it got us. >> we need perspective that will allow us to leave the politics of the past in the past and bring change to washington. >> a candidate not on the stage. former new york city mayor mike bloomberg. >> i guess if you're worth $60 million you're at a slight advantage. >> i don't think anyone ought to be able to buy their way into office. >> this can be the first time in the 2020 campaign a candidate is declared an official state victor. trevor alt, abc7news.

>> the fact checkers were hard at work tonight to find out which claims hold up. go to abc news.com. >> we know homelessness has been an issue across the region. in the south bay a social media post by a homeless woman is gaining maept of attention. amanda dale castillo has the story. >> reporter: the reddit post is racking up comments. >> my connection has helped me from being alienated from society. it's easy to become that way. >> reporter: rob ip has been homeless for five years. they posted i got a call from housing today. they call to begin the process of putting a roof over her head. >> i worked in accounting. >> now she's divorced and suffering from a connective

tissue disease. she's not the only one out there. we reached out to the office of housing. no one was immediately available to comment. this details the county system. all homeless people do a survey. it will consider the person's need and identify the right type of housing. powers says it's helping to build a better bay area. >> i know someone there, i know someone there. it's not just a few people here and there. i know people it's happening for. >> now the process is picking up 689. >> don't know where they're going to put me, but be better than where i am. >> in san jose, amanda dale castillo, nbc 7 news. >> social media is a great way to join the discussion. shaffer ideas with us by joining

our better bay area group on facebook. >> prince harry revealed something very personal. >> preparations are in full swing ahead of the 92nd oscars and we're taking you behind the scenes. >> get ready to make the switch from warm winter weather to

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usaa prince harry is opening up about his stlugles with mental health and how it affected his decision to step pack from royal documents. he and his wife appeared at a! morgan event last night. hear said he'd been in therapy for the last three years to overcome the trauma of his mother princess >> the 92nd academy awards are under way, the preparation are. >> here's a look at what's happening on the red carpet. >> just joud the jimmy kimmel

that's right is fenced off. oskar preps are fully under way. a lot of things happening. in years passed this entire section was full of risers. that way, hundreds of people can watch the celebrities on sunday. this year, a little bit different. all there is is this little section and another one on the other side. we'll see how that works out. part of the fountain of the oscars is seeing people from all armed the world. greg has been coming for 20 years. he knows a lot of different languages. >> how about swedish? >> suppose suppose. >> this year i'm matching the statuette. >> young woman i just messed atessa, tell me what your role is? >> i'm a trophy presenter. >> how did you get this job? >> i was part of an eight week

intensive that places students across hollywood. >> are you a little nervous? you are on the big stage. >> yeah, a little bit. >> crews will be working all night. we'll follow along all weekend. in hollywood i'm deon lim. >> coverage starts at 5:00 only on abc 7. >> strong winds are expected for parts of the bay area this week. a major concern is downed trees and powerlines like these from last year. >> our lights were down, street lights were off. down due to tree limbs. maybe harder to see and more of a hazard. >> it was breezy a few days ago. >> watch out for the winds, especially late tomorrow night into sunday. let me show you the wind advisory that goes up 7:00 p.m.

tomorrow, runs through monday. gusts are expected 50 to 60 miles an hour. that's potential for power outages and trees falling. something to look out for. let's lock at the hour by hour wind forecast. late tomorrow night the winds begin to creep up, especially in the north bay. you will notice 36-mile-an-hour winds at fairfield at 10:00. 10:00 a.m. sunday morning. the winds are still going sunday night. so definitely watch out. it is one of those wind events with a dry cold front that is going to be coming through. a live look from our east bay hills camera. there's this layer of haze in the air. the wisdom will blow that hayes out of the picture. let's check out the highs for today. it was warm by winter standards. up to 70 in liver moore.

68 snoem. 67 oakland red wood city. ukiah, you can pretty much say goodbye to the warmth. ts going to be cooler tomorrow. on live doppler 7 the fog is creeping back in. five miles visibility in half moon bay. something you'll zr to watch out for if you're an early morning person. >> snow headed into the weekend and southern california, rain, high pressure build in behind it. that's going to sapped wish us in between the two and winds will be gusting. 40s and 50s right now. downtown los angeles, 61 degrees at dolby theater. showers are expected on the red carpet. a live look from our emoriville camera. we have good visible right now. deputies fog in the morning. cooler in the afternoon. dry pattern for early next week.

morning begins with thick fog. 7 to 8:30. then it burns off by noontime. temperatures first thing in the morning, 30s, 40s. fog is what you need to look out for. upper 50s to mid 60s, cooler day for saturday. check out the parade forecast. sun will be shining at parade time, 55 degrees, but it's going to get breezy and cooler. take the jackets. if you're going to the fan ses, need the extra layer. forecast, cooler, gustier winds and next week winds relax, temperatures rise, a weekend of val types we may see some wet weather. >> thank you. >>

the warriors trained some

young peaceful warriors today in san francisco. they held an event at bright heart elementary school messages about anti-bullying. games teach team work and exposure to technology, like designing their own shoes. the students were given tips on how to speak on camera, recording mention of love, not hate. >> that is so sweet. good for the kids. good for kris ip. >> right. >> kris ip would haved had a chance to play tomorrow night. will andrew wiggins be a better fit than

geek. the warriors have turned into extreme makeover basketball edition. they traded away five players, russell among them. they try to avoid the luxury

tax, reload next year. not sure if he's going to make a debut tomorrow night in prime-time. they had questions about how a ball pick and roll type guard. >> fit in with golden state. the warriors felt like they needed to move now instead of waiting until summertime. >> division would have been steph, clay, deangelo and what that looks like. it's three 25-point a night guys and that's enticing. >> for most players, this league is about the right fit. you know, some guys who are going to fit no matter what. the very best players in the gale can go to any team in the league and they'll fit. for the vast majority of nba players, the fit is everything. >> didn't fit.

>> women's hoops. stanford and ucla. williams, 11 points in the first quarter. finished with 25 points and eight assists. knocks down to three. cardinal up by one. mikalah, unstoppable inside. plus the foul. size down low. sixth ranked stanford. 79-69 bruins. reunited and it feels so good. pence, fans love him. part of championship teams in 2012 and 2014. then his production dropped of you dramatically. last year revived his career. he's 36 years old. got a new manager in gabe kapler. second round at the at&t peb beach national pro-am. just bask on the sand.

here on 16. he's 11 under. nick taylor from content. also pebble. birdie on 18. leading by two. now it's nap time. probably for you, too. probably for you, too. >> this is the denny's super slam. probably for you, too. >> two bacon, two sausage, two eggs hash browns and pancakes and now make those pancakes all you can eat for a buck. that's where the duper comes in. the all new super duper slam just seven ninety nine. see you at denny's. othroughout the country for the past twelve years, mr. michael bloomberg is here. vo: leadership in action. mayor bloomberg and president obama worked together in the fight for gun safety laws, to improve education, and to develop innovative ways to help teens gain the skills needed to find good jobs. obama: at a time when washington is divided in old ideological battles he shows us what can be achieved when we bring people together to seek pragmatic solutions.

bloomberg: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. all right. that is our report. appreciate your time. >> for all of us, thanks for coming in. >> have a good weekend.

>> ♪ shine ♪ for the rest of your life ♪ stronger than ever, ever ♪ stronger than ever, ever ♪ shine ♪ every day and night ♪ stronger than ever, ever ♪ stronger than ever, ever >> hi! hello! welcome! oh, my god, welcome to the show. love it! oh, have a seat! welcome! welcome to our house! thank you, my darling. have a seat. have a seat. okay, it is the final day. >> love you! >> thank you. it is the final day of our up-and-coming designer series. today i'm wearing a creation by crystal lee. [ cheers and applause ]

so, crystal went to college on a softball scholarship, but she hit a home run when she started studying design. we're gonna meet her and see her collection. i love this. it's a hood. it's -- so, we started out very couture, i think is the word, and then we worked our way to classic workwear. we had a little bit of party in the mix. and this is athleisure, which you can just kind of see yourself walking through with sneakers. we'll talk to her about this design, and then, my friend andré leon talley, former editor at large of vogue is here for the finale. mr. leon talley has been watching all week long, e-mailing me his notes, and now you'll get to see our private e-mails 'cause i'm gonna read them in front of him. we have that. and then right after the show, i'm off to los angeles this weekend for the oscars. [ cheers and applause ] i'm honored to be hosting abc's "the oscars red carpet show"

with billy porter, ryan seacrest, lily aldridge at 6:30 p.m. eastern on abc. i was just behind the stage, trying on one million dresses, and everybody's got an opinion, and i'm sure you're gonna tell me what you think of the one i ended up with. but joining the conversation today in cyber hall, our tam fam member of the day, monique lisa from wawawand -- is it -- okay, people get mad at me when i don't know the pronunciations of cities, but i -- i failed geography. wawayanda, new york, who watches on wbc7. [ applause ] monique, where is wawayanda? i'm kidding. it's wawayanda. i'm kidding. where is it? new york.n orange county, >> oh, you're in orange county. see, there are new yorkers in here who all said, "oh." so do not shame me because i got it wrong. well, it's lovely having you as part of the tam fam. i love that wall color too. i'm thinking of redoing moses' room.

okay, i got some ideas. thank you. today is national wear red day, and i've got my red shoes and my red earrings on. the american heart association's initiative to raise awareness for heart disease, the number-one killer of women, and 10 years ago, our first guest had open-heart surgery, and today, she is living, as they say, her best life. one of my all-time favorite tv moments was hearing her say, "if you don't stand for something, you will fall for anything." and she's always taken a stand as a lawyer, a journalist, and most famously one of the original co-hosts of "the view." her parents clearly knew she was destined for the spotlight when they named her starlet. please welcome star jones! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ love your look! >> hi, sweetie. >> there you go. i am so excited. you look amazing!

[ cheers and applause ] listen. >> i like the red. >> i was like, "listen, we're bringing star in, in our red shoes." i have to tell you, we ran into each other -- it was at the tail end of last winter, before the show started, and i was like, "your legacy needs to be celebrated, what you did in tv and what you do for women of color." >> you've always been so supportive. >> and women. and i had, when i was at home, unemployed, i had a list of people i knew i would have on my show, and i always wanted it to be you 'cause you are so special and what you do for women and heart disease and -- i can't praise you enough. >> well, let's just talk about how wonderfully uplifting that is. you know i've always believed that a rising tide lifts all boats. and so it's really imperative that women be supportive of other women, and there's nothing wrong with saying, "i got her back just 'cause she's a chick." there's not a thing wrong with it. >> it shouldn't be. >> right, and so i got all of your backs and i love my people in red, national wear red day.

>> i just told that one quote about you -- you know, you say, "if you don't stand for something, you'll fall for anything." i remember watching "the view" that day and i was like, "that's a motto. in fact, that's a tattoo." but in your memoir, you said that your mother will tell you that you are the author of the only dictionary that defines you. >> 100% because you have to be in control of your own narrative, and i'm not sure that i always knew that. i heard it from her, but i'm not sure that i embraced it. and so, in addition to being the author of the only dtionary, i'm the editor also. so i get to edit it. i get to change it up. i get to make it work for me, and that's really -- i have to tell you, i've had such a purpose-driven life for the last 10 years, especially, since my diagnosis of heart disease. i'm a heart-disease survivor, but a heart-disease thriver. honey, this is the face of heart disease. >> i know. [ applause ] and again those memories that i have of you, i remember waking up and people saying, "oh, my gosh, star jones said she almost

died. what's going on?" and you revealed that at the time that you had the heart attack, you were actually in good shape. you had started focusing in on your health. >> it gets worse than that. i never had a heart attack. this is the thing that most women don't understand. you can have heart disease without having a heart incident. >> really? >> so, here's one of the issues. for the vast majority of my adult life, i was obese or morbidly obese. now, mind you, you don't need to be sensitive about that statement. obesity, morbid obesity, i say it real straight because i wasn't fluffy, i wasn't plus-sized. i wasn't "overweight." i was dying. >> do you remember at the top of your weight what you were? >> oh, heck yeah. i remember the day i went in for weight-loss surgery. i weighed 307 pounds. and so, for my entire adult life, i blamed not feeling well on the obesity. but once i lost the weight, and

i lost 160 pounds -- i'm so proud that for the last 15 years i've kept 140 pounds off. but so, at 160 pounds low, i thought to myself, "i should feel great." >> right. >> i got heart palpitations. i felt like somebody was punching me in the chest. i would get light-headed when i'd go from seated to standing, and, tamron, i listened to my body. i went in to see a cardiologist. i actually, in between meetings, i said, "oh, i got a lunch at michael's. i'm going over there, but let me pop in and see this cardiologist." he said, "no, there will be no popping. you'll be going to the cath lab." he removed one liter of fluid from around my heart on that day. >> that day? >> on that day. 48 hours later, i got the diagnosis i needed open-heart surgery, the real kind, where they crack your chest, take your heart out of your body. my heart was out for 22 minutes. [ audience gasps ] but they put it back in. [ applause ]