live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. an american living in wuhan, china is the first american to die from the coronavirus. organizers of today's chinese new year parade in san francisco are not sure how many spectators will show up your that they are concerned that there is the effect of the coronavirus on the outbreak. it's about six am on a saturday, february 8. >> let's get over right away to darren peck. it is foggy out there driving in from the north bay i was creeping along. >> from the south also. >> you are perfect examples because one came from the north and want to get in from the south. if we just have somebody from the east bay would have it all covered because it is foggy out there also. the one place that is not is our camera here on treasure

island looking back towards the bay bridge. we are not dealing with much fog that when i put the currents up, take a look at the little sign next to the number. livermore 21 degrees, but it's also foggy. and you can see that in the report coming in from the weather station. santa rosa, it's a cold 39 and also foggy. in fact if we look at the visibility map when we come in for a close-up of the south bay, see that patch of great extending all the way up say 101 and working as a way through the east bay and the numbers get downright local in the north bay. where it says one quarter for santa rosa and petaluma that tell you how far down the road where you can see pics or give yourself some extra time for the fog this morning but the headline in the forecast is really tomorrow. when it gets windy. in fact, there is not a wind advisory for just about all of us. i will show you the map coming up. some of us are left out it but most of us to plan ofon a windy sunday and then a noticeable warm-up for the

early part of next week. i will see you with all of that and a few minutes guys. back to you. is the first to bring death of an america american. a six-year-old american citizen has died in wuhan china. the statement says there would be no further comment out of respect for the family's privacy. chinese authorities say the american is one of 722 people ar e inland china whose deaths linumbered nkof cases there is now more than 34,000. meanwhile the outbreak is being handled with extreme caution here in the u.s. and re information from travis air force base where some evacuees had to be hospitalized. >> reporter: five people with symptoms of coronavirus are undergoing testsat loevcaacl uees right here to tr air force base. the five will stay isolated until doctors they do not have the virus.

a cdc dr. on scene saidmsncde f shortness of breath, and coughing. the patients were transported by ambulance to the hospitals and placed in isolation or a room that does not allow their breath or saliva droplets to escape. the cdc wants to make clear these patients are just showing symptoms and have not been officially diagnosed. >> people are screened and referred to healthcare facilities when they have fever or shortness breath. along with ofany cough. the first one is doing quite well and we will have an answer for these last four in the next couple days. >> reporter: right now there are 2:30 evacuees arquforce ba staying in a hotel. federal officials say they confirm 12 cases of the coronavirus nationwide. in san francisco this is a big day for the big lunar new year parade. kpix 5's nielsen spoke to organizers who hope coronavirus fears will not keep people away from the celebration. >> reporter: the director of the chinese new year festival

and parade says organizers have been in direct contact with the centers for disease control, the world health organization and san francisco's department of public health. to make sure that the parade is safe from the danger of the coronavirus. >> basically, san francisco has a very low risk. everybody should just continue to run your daily lives and continue everything they normally do. >> reporter: which is y the fin touches >> i just got my team on it making sure everything is perfect and ready for showtime. >> reporter: but even with the glittering floats, dragons and reassurances from health experts, the big question is will the crowd show up. it's a holiday meant to bring people together but this year organizers are pleading with people to come back.nielsen, kpix 5. entialcontenders to the debate stage last night to make

a final pitch ahead of the nation's first primary. >> skyler henry is in manchester new hampshire, where voters will head to the polls in just three days. >> reporter: i think it's safe to say that tonight's debate had high stakes, which candidate would come out and gain ground on pete buttigieg and vermont senator bernie sanders. the two came into this debate by far the front runners after their performance in iowa. now, of course the debate conversation was wide-ranging. they talked about the economy, healthcare, race relations, and who could be president trump. now, the stakes are high to see which momentum carries into the new hampshire primary. >> to judas and bernie sanders met face-to-face on the debate states in new hampshire. after the ckne iowa. and >> the biggest risk we could take at a time like this would be to go up against a fundamentally new challenge trying to fall back on the familiar. politics says it's my way or the highway. >> the way you bring people together is by presenting an agenda that works for the

working people of this country, not for the erhato decide buttigieg saying the former mayor's campaign has taken money from billionaires. former vice president joe biden addressed his lackluster performance with voters so far. >> i took a hit in iowa and it will probably take a hit here but no matter what i am still in this for the same reason. >> reporter: electability. who can be president trump in november beget continues to be key theme. at >>willld dobring na people in on the middle. i would submit that that is the. >> reporter: friday's firing of white house national security official who testified against president trump during impeachment inquiry, >> said that they clapped for him. let them know who we are. that is who we are. >> reporter: inconsistencies and result delays following iowa's caucuses have raised the

stakes for tuesday's primary here in new hampshire. >> we are the democrats. we should be the party on the site of hard-working people. >> donald trump e ca all of our and we are making mistake when we act like he is. >> reporter: the candesek en cwill skyler henry, kpix 5. go to our website for ge. o t you ready for co the california primaries on march 3. just go to kpix.com /campaign2020. as skyler mentioned president trump is purging his administration of witnesses from the impeachment proceeding. on friday the president fired gordon sondland. he was the ambassador to the european union. in november salmon testify that president trump himself ordered the campaign to pressure ukraine into announcing an investigation into joe biden. hours earlier, the president fired lieutenant colonel alexander vindman who was the top ukraine expert at the

national security council. he testified that he reported concerns about the president should july si the leader ca house speaker nancy pelosi has a gripe with facebook. she is the target of another doctor online video. the president trump posted. the clip shows the president honoring tuskegee airmen and relating a family the state of the union address. the video was edited to show pelosi ripping up her copy of the president's speech, something that did not actually happen until after the address was over. pelosi's office demanded that both twitter and facebook removed the video but both companies declined saying it did not violate their corporate policies. housing and homelessness, two big issues dominating the state of the city in oakland, last night the mayor laid out some ambitious goals but kpix 5's betty yu reports that ons d >> reporter: tonight the mayor may tackle homelessness, and made it a priority in the state

of the city address. sheep out to house twice the number of homeless people in one year. >> it is time that the fifth richest economy in the world take responsibility for reducing homelessness until this travesty of human suffering is taken to an end. >> reporter: the mayor reflected on the accomplishments of the past year. 880 peop ine she introduced success stories like deborah ross. a year living in her car before shshe e got heenr t place. only to be given an eviction notice. rtinthe last thisyear and a half the program keep open house has kept more than

2100 families or more than 4000 people in their homes. according to the mayor. tonight she will she highlighted a 50% reduction in shootings and homicides in oakland over the last five years. and in the next three years, the city says residents will see $100 million and 100 miles of roads. outside the theater at the oakland museum of california, housing advocates health signs including this one, housing is a human right. >> what is the real solution was? >> housing. actual housing. not sheds, not rv parks. >> reporter: in oakland, betty yu, kpix 5. coming up, federal investigan initial report of a helicopter crash that ed killed atorkobe a they are getting a clear picture of what might have gone wrong. the stations and trt

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investigators say they do not believe engine failure caused a helicopter crash th kiedlleight others in southern california. according to the initial report the ntsb is now focused on the pilot and the weather conditions in calabasas last month. the pilot told air traffic ntrollers he was climbing to 1000 feet to get above the clouds. bu a witness reported seeing the chopper emerge from

the clouds roll to the left. before it crashed into and the see police are searching for clues in teesnn >>a homicide on the city's eastside. around 4:30 yesterday morning officers responded to reports of shots fired on tully road. about 10 minutes later a hospital call police telling them that a gunshot victim had arrived. the man died at the hospital. it comes as a city is unveiling a new task force to tackle violent crime. the santa clara county district attorney's office is teaming up with the san jose police department to target the worst gun offenders. thof criminals da committing a large number of gun violence cases. the das crime unit hopes ke a data driv approachto deding w togets inve stigated, arrested and osecuted. frustrated commuters priting for parts of san jose extension will not have to keep waiting. the vta still does not have an opening date e milpitas stations and it s supposed to be finished last year. so

atiothatb.r.t.a vtwill operate them. since late last year b.a.r.t. has identified numerous things that it wants a to fix. they range from small fixes all ree way to major ftsowa about making the bar expansion to san jose since i was a kid in elementary school so it's kind of disappointing. >> trying to figure out and not cautious -- cautious about giving a date. not having a target and people are frustrated that there is no target. >> vta says crews are working double shifts to fix everything by march. hopefully. by then the agency says it should have a better timeline. a huge honor for a group of very talented high school students into san jose. they are heading to the uk to perform in one of the worlds biggest spectacles and kpix 5's mark sayre on the invite that will land them on national television.

>> reporter: this is a practice room for the independence high school marg gud. the band has plenty of trophies and awards and now it is going to london. rninine will have an ceatthtedil io enau lo ndon new year's day parade. she is just one t meers marching band who will be packing up instruments and heading across the atlantic. >> i'm nervous and excited. because i've never really traveled so far away but then again i'm really excited to see what it's like. >> reporter: the non-london new year's day parade is one of the largest of its kind in the world with more than 1 million spectators. the route runs two miles and host stands and floats from all over the world. >> at first it was like, dead silence, and are you serious? and i said yeah i wouldn't joke about something like that.

>> reporter: the band director says students were stunned when he made the announcement about the invitation. he says the trip is a high honor and is not a just a performance expense but also a journey of personal growth stud>> antime you get to do a trip like this it can't help but change you. i mean, you dierent cuurd a ffert waofsea e people doing things. >> reporter: lindsay is a member of the band color guard and she says she does not quite know what to think about the trip to to london. >> really excited. i'm grateful and excited to be able to go to london. >> reporter: the news also took sean by surprise. >> are you nervous? >> i'm pretty nervous about it. >> a pretty nervous but i'm confident in us that we can do it. >> reporter: as the fracas close to the band will launch several fundraising efforts to pay for the trip. reporting in san jose, mark sayre, kpix 5. we have a nice saturday

coming our way. weatherwise. the main points are it will be a little bit cooler than friday was. by the time we get to the afternoon and other than that just is pretty. the main issue is satu rdarist taking a look outside. that is our camera from treasure island looking back towards the bay bridge. at night of cold for some of the inland locations. santa rosa is 39 degrees. 10 degrees warmer than that in l sajon with sesome patchy fog. santa rosa the fog shows up for you at the reporting station and the same thing for livermore and if we look at the map that shows us were some of the trouble spots are look at the east bay. the reporting stations are doing just fine but the dark great splotches on their tell you that there is enough reason to believe you will have patchy fog on the roadway and even though the palo alto station is reporting it was down to when i looked at it before the

newscast began. we certainly are seeing the numbers here in the north bay. a quarter mile visibility for santa rosa and petaluma. those valleys of sonoma county, you get on 101 and you will encounter some patchy fog on your drive. so, that cover saturday morning. ft trexthis morning. but for the rest of saturday, once we get past the late morning, just another pretty day with plenty of sunshine with daytime highs in the low 60s. a lot of these numbers in the mid 60s yesterday so will cool down about 5 degrees from where we were. here's the headline, for this weekend, and it's tomorrow's wind. the national weather service has issued a wind advisory for the bay area but as you take a look at the map on screen, see how there is only blue for some locations on the north bay? mainly the ta up rein the mountains separating napa and sonoma county and the mountains of the cost that anywhere you see light blue that is where the wind advisory flies. anywhere you see areas in white you don't have a wind advisory picks santa rosa, petaluma, you are not included in this. it will get breezy during the

day but not bad enough for an advisory. look at san francisco. and the coast of marin and down the peninsula. you are included in this wind advisory picked gusts near 35g the mi on sunday afternoon but look. it does not include the cities right in along the east bay on the water but if you get over on the other side of the hills, concord, walnut creek, san ramon, dublin, livermore, it includes you so noticeably windier for the far inland locations. as we get into tomorrow afternoon. that is really the headline in the seven-day forecast. it will be the winds. let me show you what's coming our way in the seven-day once we get past the almanac. in the seven-day we have a lot of sunshine and a warm-up. look at the number. by the time we get to early next week we will be in the s. for monday and tuesday. for inland locations. so a lot of sunny and warm coming back our way, guys. back to you. coming up, thousands of san francisco giants fans will converge on oracle park for

their annual bandfest. and they could ance to seet the first woman on a stngllachif co >> > good morning. did you miss me? here i am on set. after a week or so in miami. hey, it's giants bandfest and if you're watching me right now and plan to go, get goinyog. itorhang out with me and we can talk about why this image, you will see it again and again and again.

good morning. have baseball on my mind and the giants, giants fan fest and that later on at oracle park. we withe early show later in the day. now, let me tell you about the transaction that happened yesterday. that is hundred pence. he rejoined the team and signed a one-year deal for the 2020 season that could earn him ov

$5 million. he texted last night, quote, i am thrilled to be back". one of the leaders from the 2012 2014 world series champs had a stellar yeard with anthe range in 2019. he will attune the outfield and the giants also signed speedy outfielder billy hamilton. last night they were at home and it's been a year and th hosted number 10 ucla. the bruins are up eight my -- before the half. williams fr deep and behind her 25 points anstanford retook the lead but the bruins did not go away last night and when in doubt they kept on feeding her inside and she scored 27 points. eyebrow raising loss mac -- 7969 snapped a 16 game home win streak.

cow loss to usc 75-67. this out of the nba. andrew wiggins could make his warriors debut tonight. against the lakers. the number one pick in the 2014 draft was acquired on thursday from the timberwolves for d'angelo russell whose bed half a season with golden state after signing up for yield year last july. the coast lamented that despite not being able to play with steph curry and klay thompson, russell just wasn't a match. >> to be perfectly blunt, the fit was questionable when we signed him. none of this one according to plan. i feel bad for d'angelo but that was the case and in the end, six months in, i think that was enough time for our organization to record highs a different path made more sense. >> that is business in the association. that is sports at this hour.

check with me later on and dennis o'donnell from pebble beach for the third coverage of the at&t national pro-am there. see you thn thsaannual fan fest today . fans will get a chance to get autographs of players and coaches. >> it's a big day and that includes one assistant coach was making history this season. alyssa nakken is the first ever female coach in major league baseball. she will be part of manager gary kepler's staff. now she says she has been surprised by all of the attention but her focus is squarely on helping the team win games. >> when you take that next step, you go with and you go in hard and ready to work. this kiofre. o all this other stuff is new and i wasn't expecting it. definitely a lot of wow moments. these last few weeks. >> the giants fan fest starts

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live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. for omwelce joining us. let's get right over to darren peck who is tracking the visibility issues we are facing right now and that is pretty much off no matter where you are. >> north bay, southbay, east bay, if not everywhere completely but it is patchy and up you will encounter some on the road. i know you guys did on your dragon and if you're coming in from places like livermore, it's a saturday morning so hopefully you don't have to be anywhere this too pressing but in livermore it's foggy. take a look at the reporting stations. not only is it 41 degrees which is kind of cold but it's enough that the weather station there is registering fog on the automated sensor. same thing with santa rosa. ó 39 degrees in santa rosa. that certainly cold enough to develop widespread fraud. when we look at the visibility map the dark patches of gray on

here, they show you where the problems will be. you have to go by the actual readings for santa rosa and petaluma and napa and that tell us the north bay is foggy. that the first headline today because the next headline. going to be windy tomorrow. and then actually is probably the top issue in this whole forecast for is a wind advisory for much of the bay area. and the worst of it will come through sunday afternoon. we should get to see gusts near 40 miles an hour. i will go into more detail on that in the full forecast. but after that it will be sunny and warm. i have 70 degree days in the seven-day forecast to show you. i will be back with that coming up in a bit. guys, back over to you. the u.s. department of justice has dropped its antitrust probe into a deal between the state of california and several carmakers. last year honda, ford, volkswagen and vw reach an agreement with the state to -- some worried that this could

potentially limit consumer choice and now the department says automakers did not violate any laws. california to move ahead with tighter admission standards. california governor gavin newsom said in a statement that this is a big loss for the president and his weaponization of federal agencies and a victory for anyone who cares about the rule of law and clean air. researchers at san jose state university say they have proof now that climate change education reduces individual carbon emissions. is the first such long-term study tracking all of that. kpix 5's len ramirez has more. >> reporter: the big impact of the study is it puts some numbers behind the professors here at san jose state already suspected, that the more people learn about climate change the more they are willing to change their habits. students at san jose state say they first started learning

about climate change are what was called global warming when they were in middle school. >> starting as a kid i think they talked about it hischooli know i had one year where we went over climate change and the impact on the glow. >> reporter: but a professor at san jose state wanted to find out of education actually changed habits so he tracked 500 students who took the universities mobile climate change course from 2007 to 2012. and found it had a lasting impact on students lives. >> we were able to see a big difference between students who had taken our course and the average californian and the reduction was about three times per year which is a similar reduction to having an electric car or solar panels on your roof. on the results were published in a scientific journal and the research is being peer- reviewed. >> we are sharing with communities the relevant education can have on reducing long-term carbon emissions. to the port professor is providing lesson plans for

middle school science classes which are being adopted in some schools and his department is reaching out to even younger audiences with a cartoon series called green ninja in which a climate change superhero helps save the planet helping people reduce the size of their carbon footprint. students i spoke with said they are automatically doing things to reduce emissions because of what they learned in school. >> when i go to school or come to school i usually take the bus. >> i carpal because of that and the cost. i think it's important. >> reporter: researchers say the human element is often overlooked implant to reduce renewable energy but it can be a cost-effective and powerful alternative. in san jose, len ramirez, kpix 5. of federal judges has handed down the toughest sentence yet in the college admissions scandal. prosecutors say that was hard was one of the most active of all the parents in the case and say he paid the mastermind of the aut his two children into georgia and

usc as phony athletic recruits. he was wiretapped allegedly trying to get a fifth child into school. he was sent to the nine months in prison and find and community service. the same judge will oversee the case of actors lori loughlin who is charged with even more severe crimes. sad news out of los angeles this morning. longtime television personality orson bean has died in an accident. investigators say been was struck by a car and killed while trying to cross the street. the driver did remain at the scene and was cooperative with police. being began his career in the 1950s and was a longtime panelist on game shows like to tell the truth. he was still an active actor all the way up until the end with recent get spots on shows like superstore and modern family. orson bean was 91. the american child market -- job market was up in january

and to the latest report. the economy added 225,000 jobs which exceeded the estimates on wall street. the unemployment rate declined to 3.6% and that's because about half 1 million people enter the workforce last month. more people were counted as unemployed. that is up from a 50 year low of 3.5%. experts say about warm weather health and jobs especially in the construction industry which at 20 44,000 positions. bill ahead with some bay area kids dealing with everything from toverteee o hagi becoolme aen rock in their liv and still ahead, meet our pet of the week and out how you can make him part of yofiur hondme. obama: he's been a leader

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caltrain has a plan to help the bay area housing supply . they signed off on a policy to build affordable homes along the tracks. caltrain has two sites that could accommodate housing or the mountain view and redwood city stions. the policy would require 30% of each housing developer to offer below-market rent. neither of the sites has a specific proposal yet but any plan have to be approved by the board. huber is making it easy a feature on friday called make my train. it works like this. you and to the train station destination and the app automatically shows you the train schedule. all you have to do is pick the train you toand the p usesan algorithdeyou there on

we have less than a month, 24 days to be exact, from the super tuesday. but the california primary is already underway. 15 million vote by mail ballots went out across the state this week and as tpx five wilson walker shows us to make sure your buckets counted it should start the day the ballot arrived. >> we want voters to open the ballot right away and make sure it is the ballot you want to vote and if not take action now. >> reporter: 75% of californians now receive about my mail ballot and step one right away is to look at the thing because if you are not registered with a political party your ballot might be missing one very important race. ken alexander as president of the boater foundation. >> if you are a no party voter you will not have presidential candidates on your ballot and you may not notice that they are not there until you have filled it out. d see it t what you ow

anticipated it to be, you have plenty of time. let us know and we will gladly take care. >> reporter: the assistant registrar in contra tter where live any registratiprobm can be easily fixed at this point ultimately it is time that can spell doom for your ballot. >> the main reason they don't get counted is we don't get them in time. >> reporter: in the 2018 election the top reason they were ejected because they will arrive today. >> reporter: in fact one by -- this year that mail diet -- wayne about -- if that sounds like you do not rely on the mail. >> if you want to wait it out, that's fine but better to return your ballot in person instead of risking it through the mail. if you're in that last week added to return it in person. >> don't wait. drop them off on election day at a polling place or onthe bo

but why wait until then. elections are underway in ireland and a controversial political party could making be polls sh a surprising search of support for an historically -- more recently the parties left-wing proposals for housing and healthcare are striking a chord especially with young voters. in the weather forecast, three things to keep in mind. first what is it's happening right now and is foggy out there. that is issue number one to give yourself some extra time on the road especially if you are in the south day, the north bay or the east bay. if you are around the city of san francisco or on the edge of the bay, we are not seeing the fog there. second headline, it will be windy on sunday.

i will show you more on that in a second but plan on a windy second half of your weekend. and then unnoticeable warm-up for next week. as far as today's daytime highs on saturday, low 60s for most locations. that's a few degrees cooler than we were yesterday. and this day does not have any other issues in that picture will be sunny and a little cooler than yesterday. we are moving on. here's the issue was sunday. read the headline which says wind advisory. it actually starts tonight at 7:00 pm for the north bay hills and the east bay hills. and goes all the way through monday morning. but as far as the majority of us, it will be sunday in the afternoon when we feel it the most. the areas in blue have the wind advisory so notice it is the mountains of the north bay and the coast, and by coast we are also including the city and county of san francisco. you can see the blue includes the city but it does not include much of the rest of the bay proper. however, it certainly includes the far east bay. concord, walnut creek, san ramon, dublin, livermore, you guys are included in this and

the focus will be sunday afternoon. i will show you the wind teacher cast in a second and you will see why. it includes the santa cruz mountains and the coast but it doesn't necessarily include much of santa clara county and down into the valley. let's see how this will play out. i will play this forward on the wind futurecast and we will get this ahead to tonight. that's is 9:00 this evening. by this point we notice the wind pick up mainly for the mountains. now we will go into sunday afternoon and watch how much more the colors have gotten. that's on sunday and the numbers on your screen that is showing you how high the wind will be gusting. remark there is a 25 mile-per- hour gusts but 30 for concord. 31 in lynn -- and will likely hit close to 40 along the coast. look at the 36 mile-per-hour winds be for half moon bay by late sunday afternoon and evening. that is your take away on the wind. strongest or sunday afternoon. ok, we talked about the fan fest going on for the giants. the wonderful weather will be

there for that. and in the seven-day forecast look at that warm-up for next week. sunny and low 70s. no rain and the whole thing. back over to you. it's time now for our pet of the week. calamity jane, i feel like that is a big and colorful name for this little dog but calamity jane is in need of a new home. joining us with more on how you can adoporsherofthseni fobeing here. out o things with yo >>so catyjane, whcan tellme abo because she has not had her coffee or, you know, but she ly and is super friendly. she loves kids, she would even love your crazy uncle. i mean, this little girl is so much fun and she is built like a little potato. see that tail? come on. what is cuter?

she's adorable. she's 11 years old and came from stockton. >> and she is in good health? >> she is in good health. >> she likes to go for walks? >> she loves to go for walks. she's a good girl and she is up for adoption. we have free adoptions all month because of eli's month of love. and -- >> better because they were because you said about that is about $200. >> it's $200 to adopt the dog at muttville, and it is a savings. docs cost money so, you know, there is still a commitment but you can spend that $200 on getting your douff togewag the fees and that is for the whole month of february. >>.you. so you brought something else. we will not practice open because it is too early in the morning but tell me about these? these osof some of your rescues on the beer cans? >> of the muttville adoptable dogs. they are adopted can.

they are filled with beer called -- it's very cute it's called extra special who's a good boy ale. and this is seven stills and they are having -- it's beer week and on sunday at 12 noon at the cooper street location they are going to be having a big beerfest and you get to bring your dog. so it will be dog friendly. and these will be for sale at select places. >> and those are just pictures of random docs. those are pictures that if you like the beer and the dog you can adopt them. >> it even says how you can get to muttville and come and adopt the dog. were hoping to reach a whole new audience with these beer cans. who knows. >> slide one over. i just want to look at one. >> there you go. and they are all different dogs. >> i think that is a pretty clever promotion. that's a really good way to get

these animals out there. >> we love seven stills and they have always worked with us and it has been really fun. they called us and said we want to do one of these things for the senior rescue dogs. we want to do something from muttville.'s sea -- >> thank you for being here. what'd we decide on the flyers again? uh, "fifteen minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance." i think we're gonna swap over to "over seventy-five years of savings and service."

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it's really fun. >> reporter: the activity organized by refor cityor rock. he has led the nonprofit for the last 16 years and it provides healthy opportunities for at risk kids, kindergarten through teenagers. so they can pursue a bright future beyond gangs, violence, drugs, abuse, and poverty. >> they can be doctors, they can be healthy and safe, they can go to college, they can release from this sort of lifestyle that they are in. >> reporter: today r.o.c.k. served 600 kids a year here in el dorado and around the area. kurt, his staff and volunteers steer students into positive experiences. homework help in the schools plus free after school weekend and summer activities like sports drills, fencing, zip lining, camping and hiking in yosemite. >> a lot of them have not been outside of san francisco and

just seeing that for the first time is like, wow, this is amazing. >> reporter: anthea -- anthony remembers r.o.c.k. was a refuge where he learned life skills. >> r.o.c.k. wanted us to shine.tooktime to me to go away to college and get the actual college experience. >> reporter: for providing a rock of support for visitation valley kids, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to kurt dougie. funding comes from the school district, city and private donations and by the way kurt whose degree was in computer science gave up his tech job to become the executive director. he decided it was more rewarding to help kids than to stay put at his startup job.

you can nominate your own local hero for a jefferson award online at kpix.com /hero. and nation wide then took affect this week on most flavored e-cigarette product. but antismoking advocates sell cbs reporter deborah alvaro and that there are plenty of loopholes in the new law. the trump administration's partial ban on flavored e- cigarette launch thursday in an effort to reduce underage vaping. >> i agree with the. they shouldn't be smoking. teenagers, you know, but adults do. >> reporter: the ban means you shouldn't be able to find kids friendly vaping pods like mango, blue raspberry, and cotton candy on store shelves. yet at this washington, d.c. vape shop, and this one in capitol heights, maryland, we found plenty. >> cotton candy and blue raspberry are the flavored pots? >> yes, but i haven't came into work at. i was in at 4:00. >> reporter: the fda's crackdown on the pods like these allow but allowed mental

and tobacco to say on the market. >> this is candy cane and it this legal today as it was yesterday. >> reporter: matthew myers as president of the campaign for tobacco free kids. he says the current ban has loopholes and kids can still get an empty pot and fill it with the flavor of their choice or a disposable flavor babe that doesn't use a pot. >> there are no regulations. theoretically the fda has any product that appeals to kids will be pulled off the market but they haven't. >> reporter: myers warns there won't be any meaningful change until all flavored e-cigarettes are removed from the marketplace. deborah after him, capitol heights, maryland. sales are prohibited to teenagers under the government's new agent which was rates from 18 to 21. last year. we'll be right back.

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time for a look at this morning's top stories. >> it is the first confirmed that the american link to the current coronavirus outbreak. the u.s. embassy in beijing announced today in a brief statement that a 60-year-old american citizen has died in wuhan, china. authorities say the american is one of 722 people in mainland china whose deaths are linked to the coronavirus outbreak. the total number of cases there is now more than 34,000. san francisco is doing his best to convince people that they will be safe from the coronavirus at this weekend's facilities downtown. okland mayor libby schaaf

emphasize homelessness crisis as she delivered her state of the city address yesterday. she said the city helped move 880 homeless people into housing in 2019. and bout to double that number this year. seven qualified candidates locked horns in the new hampshire, in new hampshire yesterday in the latest presidential debate. the granite states hold is primary on tuesday. president trump is fired gordon sondland. he was ambassador to the european union. as well as lieutenant colonel alexander vindman. >> relieved of his duties as top ukraine expert to the national security council but both men offered damaging testimony about trump in the house impeachment hearing against the president. ok, give yourself extra time on the road this morning. it's foggy out there for saturday morning but by the afternoon blue skies and cooler than yesterday which means 60 for many locations. sunday is the issue. we got a wind advisory for much of the bay area. technically it starts tonight for the mountains of the north

bay and east bay hills but it's really sunday afternoon when most of us feel the wind and most flat widely we could see gust of 40 miles an hour to the afternoon on sunday and then by monday we start a warm-up. sunny and low 70s for in-line spots to start off. >> it doesn't feel like february. sunny and 70s is like paradise. >> it would be nice to get some rain but if were not going to let that sunny and 70, i guess. time for us to call it a morning. thank you for watching kpix 5. so, no more chasing sales. and wi free in-store design services,cor, i score expert advice and project planning. not like free with purchase either, like free-free. mission accomplished. now that's time well spent. explore floor and decor in person or online at flooranddecor.com

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narrator: today on "lucky dog", picked up as a stray, this seven-month-old puppy is down to her final hours at the shelter. brandon: whoa. narrator: brandon quickly learns that lilo is full of surprises. brandon: she's a natural. who'd have thought i've been sitting on a pot of gold this entire time. narrator: but in order to win a promising forever home, she will have to befriend an anxious dog named moose. cathy: he's a little anxious and a little lonely. brandon: so you think a second dog would help this? cathy: we're hoping. brandon: i'm brandon mcmillan, and i've dedicated my life to saving the lonely,