♪ now on the special edition of the kpix 5, the president's state of the union tonight. filled with pride, pardon and ship and theatrics. >> the iowa democratic party finally announced some of the results on the iowa caucuses. we still do not know who officially won. so the word ever whatever the rumors are saying. >> pushing to get back against the coronavirus here in san francisco's chinatown. they weed out rumors from the truth. streaming on cbsn barry, the state of the union amidst

the impeachment tropic good evening i'm elizabeth cook. >> and i am ken bastida, and the speech entitled the "the great american come back." this was received very differently by the two parties. >> reporter: president trump delivered his speech tonight entitled the beginning quote the great american come back." . he reported on many of his accomplishments while he was in office. >> madam speaker, the president of the united states. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: president trump walked into the house chamber where he was impeached in december to deliver his third state of the union address. >> our country is thriving. and highly respected again. >> reporter: the president made no mention of his impeachment trial, which is headed to a likely acquittal in the senate on wednesday.

and said, he stayed focused on his administration's achievements. >> if we had not refers the failed economic policies of the previous administration the world would not now be witnessing this great economic success. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: president trump touted military successes, by killing the iranian general or the appointment of conservative judges. >> we have confirmed a record number of 187 new federal judges to uphold our contusion duchenne as written. our constitution as written. >> reporter: he awarded the presidents medal of freedom to rush limbaugh, who is been treated for lung cancer. >> i get a bill on my desk and i will sign into law immediately. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: house democrats chanted hr three, in support of their drug bill.

>> the economy does not work for working people, it just does not work. >> reporter: house speaker nancy pelosi and dozens of democratic women wore white in honor of the suffragette movement. it is customary for the speaker of the house to introduce the president by saying high honor and distinct privilege, nancy pelosi did not do that tonight. kpix 5. >> other moments to know during the state of the union. at the beginning it look like president trump ignored or did not see nancy pelosi's attempt to shake his hand. and some critics are calling this an apparent snap, because after a month after house democrats impeach the president. then at the very end nancy pelosi ripped up her copy of the president's remarks. you can see nancy pelosi in the background tearing the pages in half. when she was asked later why

she did that, she replied quote it was the courteous thing to do, given the alternative. democrats running for president have moved on to new hampshire tonight. without knowing who officially won in iowa. 62% of the votes have been tallied at the moment. pete buttigieg is leading the pack, followed closely by bernie sanders, elizabeth warn is in third place, joe biden is in fourth place. now the caucus chaos, they are calling it, is a clearing embarrassment . this is the first contest in the primary season. it is also source of frustration for the candidates. >> obviously, i am disappointed . i think that i can speak for all of the candidates. >> organizers are limiting the delay on a coding glitch that forced staffers to go to each of the nearly 1700 caucus sites to cross-reference the results. >> in less than five hours hundreds of americans evacuated

from china, the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak. they will arrive at travis air force base. our chopper five caught cruise setting up fences. they have also set up tents. about 250 passengers will be quarantined for 14 days at that facility. they are expected to arrive at 130 in the morning. earlier today they were screened on the ground before taking off. more than 500 us citizens are making their way to california. the other americans will head to another base in southern california. tonight we are learning that united has plan to stop's daily flights from san francisco to hong kong. they have already suspended flights to and from other cities in mainland china. in hong kong, thousands of medical workers are demanding that their government closed its borders with mainland china. that comes after the city reported its first death.

deaths from the virus rose to 490 in china. crews are working around the clock to find space for the growing number of people. in addition to a newly built hospital, crews are converting upper other areas into makeshift hospitals. >> it seems that the virus spreads fairly easy when you are not isolated cases. >> health officials have identified a second case of a person to person transmission. a husband and a wife from send bonito county. the cdc is currently monitoring 82 people for potential infection. meanwhile back here in the bay area, leaders in san francisco's chinatown are launching a pr offensive. kpix 5 has that part of the story. >> reporter: the department of the public health has become as much of a public relations firm, as much as anything else, dispelling rumors that the

virus is in san francisco. rumors are flying fast. he is here to set the record straight. >> there are no cases in san francisco. >> reporter: even with this, there are rumors flying, saying that the virus was present. >> somebody was telling, what is going on? are they came together to dispel that rumor and assured those who might be worried that chinatown is open for business. >> we are healthy here. so do not worry about what they are saying, you are welcome. >> reporter: with the new year parade slated as they go on saturday, emergency management officials want to spread the word about common sense precautions for the coronavirus and the flu. >> wash her hands.

take normal precautions. the flu season precautions. to protect yourself and if you are sick, stay home. >> reporter: they say that they are not recommended that people have to wear masks out in public at this point. it is not needed, it is not necessary. in san francisco, kpix 5. >> in this up a coronavirus concerns are keeping customers away from some businesses. some business owners tell us that they are feeling the impact. a health story usa, the owner has put up a sign for a request for anyone who has recently returned from china to come back in 14 days. he also says that sales are down by about 30 to 50% over the past week. stay with kpix 5 for the very latest developed comments on the coronavirus, you can also stream news anytime on cbsn bay area. it is available on all your of your favorite devices. a fire murder at a former denny's restaurant is being called suspicious.

they responded around 9:30 am this morning, to find flames and smoke spewing from the building. it took about one hour to put it out. the building has been vacant for several years now. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. opposed to make a riding public transit easier across the bay area. right now region has 27 transit agencies, all with their own fair structures. and the schedules that rarely sink. as a result, only 3% of all trip 's are made on the transit. a new bill would make it easier to navigate from one system to another, by creating a universal bus fare and align routes across all nine counties. >> i spent years as an undergraduate and graduate student, committing three hours round-trip across four cities, transferring about three different agencies to class and back him. >> the bills expected to be heard in the assembly transportation committee. the san jose city council voted tonight to move ahead

with a key component of the expansion plan. it involves adding a second set of tracks along the existing real cord or to eventually accommodate hundreds of passengers and freight trains every day. not surprisingly, some close by neighbors are making noise. >> they are going to tear us up. they are going to destroy property values. it is not fair. it is not right. >> unbearable. you know, -- >> a elevated track was considered, but they scrap the idea over cost concerns. construction will not begin for several years. still ahead, actress shanna doherty is a bravely taking on a role that she did not ask for. the new revelation about breast cancer and a wake-up call for women. and there is talk about

banning cars from major thoroughfares. how this could change an iconic part of the bay area. san jose is looking to give is downtown a boost. could spam sushi be the answer? >> what is the question? the question is, when it is going to rainy glenn again? as we look like over the san francisco skyline, the forecast is coming up. do not forget that we are streaming now on cbsn bay area. you can find us on kpix.com , the cbsn app or your favorite form. ♪

♪ actress shanna doherty revealed today that her breast cancer has returned and is now stage iv. the star of beverly hills 90210 and charmed says that she is still trying to process for

diagnosis. how her revelation is shining a spotlight on breast cancer reoccurrence and detection. >> it is everywhere woman's nightmare. >> reporter: it has been what your said she was diagnosed with stage i breast cancer. >> it definitely rocked my world a little. are she is now considered cancer free, this does not mean that she is out of the was just yet. there is always a chance that the cancer could come back. >> i have been back a couple of times for follow-ups. there is no 100% that, anywhere. >> reporter: according to doctors, reoccurrence could happen anywhere from five to 20 years after treatment. today's news of shannon door tree, struck a chord with mary jo. >> i admire her for coming out and standing up and talking about what happens. >> for most patients if were able to recommend, to use the recommended treatments, that

recurrence is extremely low. >> reporter: although the chance of recurrence is relatively low, it can happen, even if a woman were to have a mastectomy. why is she having a recurrence? >> you cannot get rid of all of the breast cells after a mastectomy. >> reporter: they can also mutate and you can also see new cancers develop with age. the one factor that can increase a woman's chance of survival with breast cancer no matter how many times is early detection. >> by luck, really it was early detection. >> for me, i keep an eye on them for the rest of their lives. are >> there currently more than 150,000 women battling breast cancer in the u.s. we take you to placer county were authorities are trying to figure out who would steal call boxes from a well- known bridge. the phones are for anyone thinking about taking their own

life. these are emergency calls that connect to a suicide hotline, in an attempt to reduce the number of people jumping up. somebody took to those funds yesterday. >> i could not even imagine the evil type of person who would do such a thing. these call boxes are obviously here for a reason. >> the funds were installed 20 years ago. the county is now working on replacing them. a stretch of telegraph avenue in berkeley could be the next big bay area thoroughfare to ban cars. city councilmember wants to free up four blocks for buses, bikes and pedestrians. many drivers already avoid that area. robinson is hoping to kickstart the planning process with a series of community meetings beeler on this year. and his proposal comes after a little after a week after eight two mile stretch of market

street close to cars. for its first time in its history, transamerica pyramid is about to have a new owner. it was sold to a new york developer. the cost, about $700 billion. we have reached out to the corporation to comment, but so far we have not heard back. one of san francisco's famous painted ladies sold for $1 million after over asking price. you can see from the inside it needs a little bit of work. the bidding process was quite the competition. the home was listed for $2.75 million, it eventually sold for $3.5 million. they reportedly mobbed the open house while it was still for sale, forcing the listing agent to take down the signs. big buzz in san jose today offering up a taste of hawaii.

>> we hear about the effort to get other business owners to set up shop in downtown san jose. >> reporter: it was a lot of fanfare with his grand opening. but also, as the owners of the business acknowledge, a lot of risk. and with that, san jose's newest downtown restaurant was launched. they serve specialty snacks, using spam, chicken and seafood. >> this is a staple snack in hawaii. everywhere you go, if you go to the beach, everybody has one. >> reporter: the restaurant is open he, a walkway between san jose state and cesar chavez. there are several closed and field businesses all along. demonstrating the struggling retail market. >> him not a lot of people can look back the businesses. but here we are, we are opening

. we took the chance and we are doing very well so far. >> reporter: beside office and housing, this is an important component of a driving downtown. but one has eluded san jose for decades. and it now has a program called small business alleys, designed to help entrepreneurs to get a foothold. >> to work with small businesses to get through all of the intricacies to get their permits filed, improved and the inspections done. we sort of concierge their way through the maze to make it happen. this is what happened here. >> going into business was our. we learned a lot along the way. we messed up a lot of things, but san jose helped us. >> i'm taking these back to my work friends. are ultimately the success or failure of many businesses are in the hands of consumers. >> there really is not a whole lot going on, now it is coming

up. i like it. >> reporter: with more and more residential high-rise businesses opening in san jose, officials hope that we will soon reach a tipping point that will be in favor of the downtown retail market. in san jose, kpix 5. >> do you eat spam sushi cold? >> i am open to suggestions. >> maybe not, i guess you could have hot sushi. we have a shot of the san francisco skyline from treasure island. a fairly clear sky. if you high clouds overhead. which will moderate the lows. santa rosa, 40 degrees. freezing tonight in santa rosa. in napa, down to 34 degrees. in the east bay, the dimmers will be within 2 to 3 degrees

of freezing. clear and chilly overnight. the coldest lows will be near freezing. seasonal temperatures bring us nearer 62 degrees. the high temperatures will reach 70 degrees by friday and saturday. there is a bit of a warming trend on tap for the bay area as we all stay tuned. it has been fairly breezy, which makes it feel a little bit more on the chill side. right now they are off shore. this just takes all of the moisture out of the air. we get dry offshore winds and high pressure building. and the temperatures are following suit. as you can see over's san francisco, it is looking mighty nice. temperatures now in the 40s. san francisco will be high and dry for the most part. temperatures tomorrow are mostly going to be in the mid 60s for the bay area.

the numbers come up a notch or two. in terms of rain, it looks like we will get not a drop over the next seven days. we have said he skies right through the weekend. the temperatures are gone dmv warming up to near 70 degrees by the time we get to friday and saturday. as we go to next week, there is not a drop of rain in the house. nevertheless, unusually dry at this point in the season. it is going to stay that way right through monday. >> all right. still ahead, the coronavirus is now impacting car production. the supply chain issues that are affecting a major automaker. ♪

tonight macy's is preparing to close its tech offices in emphasis, as part of a broader downsizing plans. employees will have the option to reply for positions that are being relocated. the antioch store is among 125 stores slated to close in the next three years. as the company shifted its focus towards smaller format stores and outlets. tesla stock hit record highs today. this comes after a major story forecast, it will hit $1 trillion in revenue in 10 years

and continue to grow. the shares closed up nearly 14%, at $887 a share, after surging as much as 23% earlier today. and a here is a look at the major indices. the nasdaq surged to a record close. the dow jones and the s&p also finished closer higher. this has forced them to suspend production this is because the outbreak in china has disrupted their supply chain to the point that they cannot build cars. they are now looking for temporary alternative suppliers. still ahead, like a scene from a disney movie. an unlikely pair, camera. ♪

it was caught on camera in the southbay. it is a scene seemingly right out of a nature movie. >> it is pretty amazing. researchers were traveling were studying how animals travel and i, they caught a pretty unique peer plane and eight tunnel. you can see the coyote dancing. this is at the covert entrance trying to coax its pal, a badger to follow him. once inside of the pipe, the coyote turns around to make sure that the badger is keeping up. richards believe that the two pet, are combining forces to

have a successful hunt. >> badgers like to dig. there is footage out there of a badger digging up a ground squirrel and the coyote nabs that one. >> this was captured in coyote valley in san jose. there 50 game cameras. it is only been a year and a half into a three-year study. this is expect to to help shape urban planning centers. >> thank you for watching a special edition of kpix 5 news. we will be back your at 11:00. ♪

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