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gunfire reps near an east bay high school, this morning, the victim of a teenage boy is in critical condition. police opened fire as they chased three three robbery su, spec are wounded in a third is in custody. the bay area now has its first case of the coronavirus, santa clara county man is being treated in isolation. good morning, i'm devon feely. >> it is on my shorts weather this weekend, darren. >> we will see temperatures that will come into the low 60s for the bay, and close to if not right in the low 70s, but before we get there, it is foggy out there this morning, let's get you ready for that, if you're just about to step

outside and hit the road, temperatures are in the 40s at their coldest right now, the lowest number i have is 41 for inland spots, livermore, santa rosa similar to that, everyone else's in the low to mid 50s, temperatures are staying warm today, as far as the fog is concerned, look at the reading for oakland airport, down to 3/10 of a mile. then it gets worse to the north bay, more widespread up there, santa rosa, napa, fairfield, all with visibility down to just 3/10 of a mile, give yourself extra time this morning, especially in the north bay or in some of the in lynn spots. there is the forecast for today . 61 degrees, that is just for san francisco, going to show you everyone's daytime high, coming up in a few minutes, i think you are going to like this if you like temperatures at 70. big story is tomorrow's change, it's about to get very windy on sunday, i'll have more in a few

minutes, back over to you. police are investigating a shooting that sparked panic at a high school basketball game, happened at deer valley high school. police found a six 18-year-old suffering from three gunshots wounds in the parking lot, he was taken to the hospital in critical condition, was not clear where the shooting happened but there were evidence markers outside the building and police were seen talking to people leaving the parking lot. strachan union city, police fired at a pair of suspects during a high-speed trade chase last night. all of it began when a fremont police officer started chasing a vehicle, believed to be involved in a theft at a sophora store. the chase continued off the highway into union city and then ended. >> the officers try to pull them over, led through fremont and into union city and it ended in the cul-de-sac. >> the officer fired up the suspects, injuring two, while a

third was taken into custody. >> union city is advising shots fired. copy, shots fired. >> vehicle, ot >> two suspects were taken to the hospital with injuries, the third suspect is now in custody, this point, no word strachan emotional tribute in los angeles last night, hundreds gathered outside of the staples center, the lakers were playing their first home game since kobe bryant was killed in a helicopter crash. >> i'm going to go straight from the heart. >> reporter: emotions were running high at the staples center friday night, as the la lakers paid tribute to kobe bryant and the eight others killed in a helicopter crash sunday.

lebron james finally broke his silence about losing his friend. >> tonight, we celebrate the kid that came here at 18 years of age, retired at 38, and became probably the best step that we've seen over the last three years, man. >> usher saying "amazing grace." boys to men, from brian's hometown sang the national anthem, the tribute included 24.2 seconds of silence to recommend represent gobies number 24 and his daughter gianna's number two.

here outside the staples center it is a sea of purple and gold as fans have been gathering or leaving flowers, balloons and other memorabilia since sunday. >> seeing his interaction with his daughters and with his wife, it is really touching, it is really touching and it really makes me want to strive to be the best dad, the best husband, the best friend. >> reporter: a legend gone, but a legacy still living. >>'s on the words of kobe bryant, "mama out. " in the words of us, not for gotten. live on, brother. a man and his dog attacked by two pit bulls while out for a walk in novato. trying to track down the owner before anyone else gets hurt. a security camera video that the victim wants you to see. >> reporter: isaias garcia was

walking his daughter's dog down the street, he noticed the two pit bulls in the white suv, so he crossed the road, but it was too late. isaias garcia frequently walks with leo in this novato neighborhood, he was right at the intersection of chase and plum street when he says two pit bulls jumped out of an open window of a white suv. garcia desperately tried to kick the dogs off of leo but didn't have any success, and tell her neighbor came to his aid. >> even me, i could not defend him, you know, was hopeless. >> reporter: garcia rushed leo to an emergency room, that is when gabby garcia first saw what happened to her dog. >> it almost seemed like he had a gunshot wound, like it was, the bite was so profound. >> reporter: leo was bent in the neck and chest and required surgery, isaias garcia had

scratches and bruises from the fall, garcia family is thankful nobody else was hurt. >> we have children living here and if it was a child walking the dog and the same thing happened, the child would've been dead. >> reporter: the garcia's want to make sure this does not happen to anyone else, they have the surveillance footage of the white suv leaving the scene and hopes the community will come forward with information on the dogs owner. >> i am not against the breed, but i am against the people who own the dog and don't train them properly. >> reporter: luckily, leo is expected to make a full recovery, if you have any information, contact the humane society. kpix 5. the first coronavirus case is now confirmed in the bay area , a man is in isolation after he tested positive, he is the seven case nationwide. health officials that he visited both wuhan and shanghai in china, but they did not provide any other information about his trials travels. >> re

cdc notified us that a resident of our county is confirmed to have the coronavirus. >> reporter: here is what we know about the patient, he is an adult male, the patient landed at sjc on january 24th, he went directly home and has been health self isolating at home ever since, he has left home only twice, both times to receive medical care, the name of the facility he visited is not being released. >> since we are a large county and many of our residents travel frequently, we are not surprised to be announcing the first case in the bay area and in northern california. >> reporter: the public health department says all information about specific airlines, other involved airports and possible travel companions will be investigated at the federal level by the cdc and while there are no specific health advisories at sjc, travelers

are just learning the news. >> i try not to let things worry me too much but that is concerning hearing that. >> a little bit. >> reporter: luckily, the man remains in isolation at home. >> our preliminary investigation indicates he became in contact with very few individuals after returning home. >> reporter: dr. charles to believes now it is confirmed the virus can spread before a patient shows symptoms, becomes an even more urgent public health issue. >> increases the urgency to promptly identify patients. >> reporter: other large organizations are also responding, including stanford, san jose state and san jose public schools all say they are closely monitoring developments in conjunction with public health officials.

>> sfo will be one of only seven u.s. airports but accept flights from china. the trump administration has announced a temporary ban on any foreign national who traveled to china in the past 14 days, any u.s. citizen that traveled to the country in the last two weeks will be quarantined up to 14 days. be sure to stay with kpix 5 for any new health alerts or travel restrictions, we will be following all of the developments right here on kpix.com the impeachment trial of president donald trump is about to enter its final stage, by a 51-49 margin, theyshdown a request to allow new witnesses and documents, likely setting up an acquittal. met romney of utah with only two republicans of utah to vote in favor of hearing from witnesses including john bolton. the president's defense team says it is time to move on, while chuck schumer called the vote a quote tragedy.

>> the senate is not here to do the investigatory work that the house did not do. >> the senate did not live up to its responsibilities, they turned away from truth and went along with a sham trial. >> closing arguments are now scheduled to start on monday with a vote to acquit the president expected on wednesday. a bay area student is featured in a starring role in a new netflix show, how he landed his big break. >> your cartoon was picked up. >> oh, my god.luy ent r peanut allergies, the new breakthrough from a bay area company. >> reporter:

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a bay area sixth-grader is heading the bedtime, starting in a brand-new show on netflix. >> joe vazquez introduces us to the boy behind the character that cannot be seen worldwide. >> my name is corey, corey carson. >> reporter: netflix newest star is a car. the show is called "go! go! cory carson" and it is aimed at preschoolers, part of the streaming networks new kid tv programming section, called netflix junior. the boy behind the car is 11- year-old a.c.

lim, six raider in san francisco. he takes musical theater classes at his school, where his mother carlene is a teacher. he recorded a demo for the part of corey carson, then waited for more than a year, wondering if it would ever go anywhere. his mother broke the news. >> your cartoon was picked up. >> oh, my god. my mom was like i have a surprise, had no clue what it was. by what? >> netflix. >> oh, i'm on netflix? >> slowdown, kiddo, you are going to get a speeding ticket. >> i think it was like really fun because i got to put my own personality into the car. >> it was really his voice, he has a very appealing, gravelly

quality to his voice, when i heard it, i thought oh, this is our kid, this is our star. >> he had this energetic quality that was ready to jump into action and make mistakes and that is exactly who corey carson needed to be. they met while working on the movie "finding dori." sends their company's debut a few weeks ago, netflix is now showing "go! go! cory carson" in 30 languages and 180 different countries. the fda has approved the first drug to treat life- threatening peanut allergies, the drug, is the brainchild of brisbane based aimmune therapeutics . it can be used for children aged 4 to 17, and is intended to help allergic children tolerate just a small amount of peanuts and

potentially avoid life- threatening accidents. the drug is not billed as a cure, but it is intended to make the allergy more manageable. things are changing weatherwise, by the time i get to tomorrow, you will notice it is very windy, and cooler, but we are not there yet, we still have a saturday to get through, and the first part of your weekend is going to be just as nice as you probably remember friday was. temperatures will stay relatively warm and maybe a few clouds, it will be calm, read the two middle lines or at least the second and third line, sunday turns windy and much cooler, then cold mornings will return, this morning, most places are in the 40s to low 50s, by monday and tuesday morning, morning lows will be getting down into the low 30s across much of the bay area, it is going to get much colder for the mornings to start next week. look at daytime highs, low 70s for morgan hill, los gatos, campbell, 70 degrees today, every location appear, 68 for

sunnyvale, still looking at 67 for san ramon, 65 in walnut creek, numbers for the north bay come into the mid-60s, sausalito at 61, san francisco at 61, oakland will hit 64 today, in the north bay, santa rosa, your number will also be in the mid-60s, we will see temperatures in the mid-60s across much of sonoma county. look look at the change coming our way, the first time talking about is how we are going to just miss out on the rain, that was sunday, the showers pretty much stayed right off the coast, we are not going to get rain out of the system, you can see where the rain actually falls where you can measure it, you have to get up into the north bay for that, it is the wind that becomes the issue

here. by 11:00 tonight, we have noticed the wind off the coast pickup, once we get into sunday morning, now it is windy across the entire bay area, sunday at 9:00 a.m., those are winds gusting to the mid-20 range, we've got 15 down on the south bay, for sustained winds that will guest a little higher at times, the wind will stay up until we get through sunday night and then, will begin to calm down, once we get into monday, it's not so much a wind story anymore, by that point, it's going to be a temperature story, daytime highs only going into the mid-50s for sunday and monday, we will be near 70 today, mid-50s for sunday and monday, you can see that holds for the first part of next week, then we will start to warm up by the second half of next week, into the upper 60s again, no rain in the next seven days.

public safety authorities in san francisco are gearing up for whatever happens when the 49ers play tomorrow, they say they are ready for potential celebrations in the street. >> the weather has taken a turn for the worse, but we have the super bowl report, coming up.

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18 games in, part of the 49ers and chiefs, at this point, you would think we know who is going to win, who is going to lose and why, fact is, we don't. >> evenly matched teams. >> it makes it hard for the media pendants out there to make predictions because i think it is a versatile and different matchup. >> we heard it from the players to the so-called experts. >> this could be the first peckham game in super bowl

history. hat do we really know? best offense versus best defense, game that could be decided by information overload, the cameras, the microphone, the people, the opinions. >> it is going to be a blowout of epic portions. >> i'm telling you, it's overwhelming, you need a break, you know, find your beach, and when you find it, you can't escape the madness. >> they can't dominate inside because they are physically strong enough, so it is all on jimmy garoppolo. >> there's a shark, get off the beach, shark. 49ers, 37. tubes, 34. why not?

37-34, i'm sticking to it, post sunday super bowl, will be safe to go back in the water. from hard rock stadium, kpix 5. city leaders are also ready for the big game, with the old keys are stadium as a backdrop, maryland and briefed the police and fire chiefs, along with other emergency department heads, held a pep rally of sorts on friday for safety on game day. >> we want people to have a good time and to celebrate, but we do know challenges may happen. as a result, we are hopeful that you will be safe out there, you will look out for one another, and you will keep the happy 49ers spirit throughout the course of the game and then after, when we have that victory. >> they said they will have extra patrols in areas where people are gathered, people can

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live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news.. is just about 6:30. welcome back. >> it is going to be a warm weekend and apparently a windy one, let's get over to darren with the update on that. >> today is still warm, pretty nice for saturday, sunday all

bets are off, totally different, the man had binders it's going to be windy and noticeably colder, so make the most of your outdoor plans today, tomorrow, maybe not so much, here is your live view, you can see a few clouds out there, those numbers are relatively warm for the morning, we are staying at the low 40s of the coldest, santa rosa 42, 40 in livermore, we will see numbers go into the low 30s for morning lows by monday, tuesday, wednesday. it's a big foggy out there this morning, give yourself extra time, santa rosa, napa, fairfield, visibility down to 3/10 of a mile, that will slow you down on the road, be careful out there, as far as the forecast for today, 61 for the city, we will see temperatures approaching or

hitting 70 of across much of the bay area today, and the combines, sunday turns windy and much cooler and cold warnings early next week, i will outline all that in few minutes. the coronavirus is now a health emergency in the united states, new quarantine and travel restrictions are set to begin for both americans and foreign travelers starting tomorrow. new cases ia, thisne in santa clco, sen coirmecase of the virus in the u.s. marissa mulvaney has the latest. >> i have today declared that the coronavirus presents a public health emergency in the u.s. >> reporter: triggering travel restrictions for american travelers. >> and a u.s. citizen returning to the united states who have been in china in the previous 14 days will be subject to up to 14 days of mandatory quarantine, and he was citizen returning to the united states

who has been in the rest of mainland china within the previous 14 days, will undergo proactive entry health screening at a select number of ports of entry and up to 14 days of monitored self quarantine. >> foreign nationals other than immediate family of u.s. citizens and permanent residents who have traveled in china within the last 14 days, will be denied entry into the united states. >> reporter: all flights will be funneled into seven airports. >> those airports are jfk, chicago's o'hare, and san francisco, seattle, atlanta, honolulu, and la.x. >> reporter: the new restrictions are set to begin sunday, february 2nd at 5:00 p.m. eastern. an air india flightramost o

passengers were students, the embassy is looking to operate another flight for the remaining indians citizens in wuhan during the coronavirus outbreak. the indians who were evacuated have been quarantined in delhi, north india. a woman was struck and killed by a car in alameda, it happened around 2:00 yesterday afternoon, man headed westbound drove off the road onto the sidewalk, hitting a woman, officials say the driver is in custody on an unrelated warrant, investigators are looking into whether drugs and alcohol were a factor. police are searching for the vandal who cracked nine windows at a place of worship. a spokesperson for saint mary's cathedral said a witness saw the suspect smashing the windows around 1:30 yesterday morning. workers hauled away more than two tons of broken glass,

repairs are expected to take several days. a third arrest connected to a fatal laptop theft in oakland has been made. police say the victim was working on his laop at the starbucks in montclair. that is when the suspects stole it, instead of letting them go, he chased after them and was hit and killed by the getaway fed up was slow response times, some neighbors and contra costa county are taking action. how they want to solve what they say is a shrinking fire department. >> reporter: a group of volunteers started today to collect 5000 signatures from voters that would qualify their partition for the next election, the goal is to get much needed money to fund the fire department. >> there's a chance he would not get help. >> reporter: experts say east

contra costa fire protection district doesn't have enough firefighters. >> it is beyond frustrating, was a fireman for 30 years, this is criminal. >> reporter: the district has closed on five fire stations in recent years, now just three stations covering about 250 square miles. from oakland to brentwood, out to do scaffold bay.a wife and t children, i have a house, they are not protected. i feel safer in mexico. >> this retired firefighter and other volunteers want to pass a measure that would force them to fund the department, it is primarily funded by property tax currently. >> it just sets policy for the city of raleigh. >> that is because voters has struck down three tax measures for the past three years to fund the department. >> i think we got enough

firefighters, to tell you the truth. >> is the saddest service i've ever seen. >> easta costa county relies on neighboring agencies to respond to emergency calls, the fire chief tells me more this response times are more than 20 minutes. >> we are not able to provide adequate protection, we are not sustainable. >> reporter: the fire chief is not ready to endorse the community petition, he wants to study it more to make sure it will provide long-term funding, but he is happy that people are trying to help. in brentwood, i'm darrell len, kpix 5. the best-selling author known as the queen of suspense is done, mary higgins clark was a long time author, whose

tales made her one of the world's most popular writers, she is known for dozens of novels such as "loves music, loves to dance" and "a stranger is washing.". she started her career by writing short stories, she was 92 years old. new body cam video to show you a police officer firing at and then tackling a suspect who was believed to be carrying a gun. >> put your hands behind your back, right now. >> the officer fired three rounds of the suspect, 24-year- old joshua ossa guerra, and last month shooting. the suspect was not hit by the gunfire, it came moments after 2911 calls to police, who claim they saw the man pointing a gun at passing drivers, turns out it was actually an umbrella. he was booked into the sonoma

county jail, on crumbling brandishing an assault. >> he is out of custody on pretrial release with moderate supervision, officer garden has returned to duty. >> they also released transcripts of interviews relating to the case, it follows a new state law requiring police departments to promptly disclose records of police shootings. pill to come, primary season with the caucuses in iowa , so how does a caucus really work? we will provide you with some answers. also ahead, helping people with disabilities lead independent lives. >> pet of the week, how you can make louie's part of your family.

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countdown to the caucuses, the nation's first primary contest in iowa is two days away, the stakes are high for democratic candidates, competing in a very crowded field. reporter natalie brand has a refresher course on just how the caucus works. >> reporter: cheerleading competition and some confusion. a glimpse inside the caucus night look likeapng thithisll

mockst going into next week? >> out strategize and out high up all ofcandidates. >> caucus gatherers gathering groups based on their choice for president. to be a viable, candidate needs the support of at least 15% of people in the room. in this mock caucus, only elizabeth warren and pete buttigieg met that threshold in the first round, leaving other supporters scrambling. >> has stressful is this? >> very stressful. >> let's do it. >> reporter: this iowa tradition dates back to the 70s, launching democratic

presidential candidates from jimmy carter to barack obama. >> what the caucuses do is provide a glimpse into unexpected strengths and weaknesses. it is up to the rest of the country to decide what to do witht information.eporte drake professor says the key question candidates will have to answer. >> did you do better or worse than expected? >> we ended with 66 and buddha judge and 87 in warren. >> reporter: the other hopefuls came up empty-handed in this college exercise. monday will be the real test for their campaigns. natalie brand, cbs news, des moines. let's get started with a view outside in the south bay, we will take a look at our camera, fog is not an issue here and other places, it is, you will likely to run into issues with reduced visibility, that

is the view from downtown san jose looking towards the east bay, you can see it's a clear morning, we are relatively warm, i only have one temperature on here that is dip into the upper 30s, lavender, that is you at 39, everyone else is 40s or low 50s. makes sense the temperatures would be relatively warm in the morning, we have been staying relatively warm in the afternoons as well and we will do that for one more day today. first, let's talk about the fog. the visibility is doing just fine in the south bay, once you get into the north bay, here's the issue, santa rosa, napa and fairfield, the .3 on there, you can only see 3/10 of a mile down the road way, if you are about to head out on the road in europe and the north bay, whether it's sonoma or napa county, give yourself extra time, it's going to be foggy for the next few hours or so.

let's talk about daytjose, bu w see warmer numbers thanow here through santa clara county, campbell at 70, morgan hill 7 it's going to be a lot like freddy was, replay what friday felt like out there, that is what saturday is going to be like, low to mid 60s for much of the north bay, we will top out in the upper 60s. the headline on the forecast as the wind tomorrow, sunday is going to be windy, it will also be cooler, the main thing you'll notice is the wind, as we play the futurecast, by tonight, we have already noticed the wind picking up on the coast, a small craft advisory for anyone out on the

water, as far as the rest of us are concerned, the sunday morning through sunday afternoon, that is when we have seen the winds beginning to gust up into the mid-20s, willto rly eving, by timewewindwithrow around, therenbeissued fo everhere in owthis map of ttiy area, winds om 20 to 30, but they will gust 250, that is enough for a downed tree or taking out a power line or two, something to keep in mind for sunday. the other issue going along with this increasing wind, there is a weak storm coming in here, but the rain falls apart, if you look at the total accumulation, we have to be up around ukiah to find any you can measure. that covers sunday, things get more interesting by next week, look how the temperatures will drop, i'm going to use the north and south bay as my examples, santa rosa and san

jose, those are the two places that will feel this the most, san jose, maybe not as cold as santa rosa but in the mid-30s, if you are in the east bay, inland contra costa county, numbers will be similar to those , anyone else on the bay should keep morning lows at 40 or right arnd there, there is your seven day forecast, we will warm things back up by the middle and end of next week, no rain coming our way. it is time now for our pet of the week, i misspoke earlier, this is actually bubblegum, she is in need of a home, joining us with more on how you can adopt her is sherry franklin, she is the founder of mudville senior dog rescue, so bubblegum was swapped in this morning. >> she was, brought this little junker of a dog, 10 years old, she was picked up as a stray

and nobody claimed her in fresno. she is easy, she loves, loves to walk and she sleeps like a baby in my arms. >> i always tell people, you know, you never know what you are going to get with the pets that come , a e en so chilled, is this a good representation of what her personality is like? >> she is just isa little bit of everything, mostly she is quiet in the home which is perfect, and that she is ready to go and would fit well into almost any home. >> reporter: you said still has a lot of energy, loves to walk, loves to be outside. >> just loves it, loves it so much. starting today, we are having a home of the free adoptions sponsored by one of our really wonderful friends who lost

their senior dog named eli and they decided to pay it forward and now we had eli's month of love, so the whole month of february. >> if you fall in love with bubble gum, you ca come and check that out, if you fall in love with them, you don't have to pay the fee this month, you said normally the adoption is $200, so that is a substantial savings for someone who wants to come in and makese pets there's. >> that's right, it's really pay off order, everyone can feel the love and joy of one of our senior dogs, to qualified adopters, we are just excited to be able to share all the love. >> we've got about 30 seconds left, so tell me a little bit, obviously your organization focuses on animals a little bit older, is there something

people should know if they want to adopt an animal that is a little bit older. >> i think the main thing is that an older animal, number one, you don't have to go through all the puppy training and chewing and all the other things and what you see is what you get, so you get a wonderful, some of them are couch potatoes, some of them, they like to go for hikes, we literally have every range of personality, and i think that they are just, you know, easier, they are easier to fit into a home, you get to enjoy them right off the bat instead of worrying about putting away your slippers at night. >> thank you for joining us this morning, we want to underscore once again that this month, all the adoptions are free, thanks so much for being here and we will be right back. we tried to get the politicians

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time for a look at this morning's top stories. police are investigating a shooting that sparked panic at a high school basketball game, it happened around 9:00 last night at dear barely high school, a 16-year-old male student suffering from three gunshot wounds was located in the parking lot, he was taken to the hospital in critical condition and it is not clear where the shooting happened. the union city police department is investigating a shooting involving a fremont patrol officer, it happened last night after police started chasing a vehicle believed to be involved in a theft at a sophora store, the officer fired up the suspect, entering

two, while a third was apprehended. the first corona virus cases confirmed in the bay area, santa clara man is in isolation after testing positive. he is the seventh cas the united elrestions are set on sunday, they are even more stringent for international travelers coming to america. the impeachment trial of president donald trump is about to enter its final stage, senate boat shot down a request to allow new witnesses and documents, setting up unlikely acquittal. closing arguments are expected to start on monday, with the vote expected on wednesday. it's going to get windy, seemingly out of nowhere, especially considering h oi to patchy morning fog out there today, sunday, wins gusting to

48 bay area wide, and temperatures will be about 10 degrees cooler in most locations, from 66 inland 256 tomorrow, similar story for the bay, it will also get cold in the mornings, early next week we will dip back down to the low to mid 30s, so get ready for that. >> i guess today is the day to go outside before get blown away tomorrow. >> all right, thanks for joining us. is this for real? not exactly... thats bargain bliss setting in you're basking in the glow of organic produce at shockingly low prices i guess the choir isn't real? oh no, they're real... they shop here every sunday

narrator: today on "lucky dog", from camping to parties, to agility, herding, and jamming with the band, these rescued shelter dogs learn some unusual skills that will allow them to participate in fun activities with their new forever families. [applause] brandon: i'm brandon mcmillan, and i've dedicated my life to saving the lonely, unwanted dogs that are living without hope. my mission is to make sure these amazing animals find