according to polls, it would be his first victory in the primary season. just a short time ago, the u.s. and the taliban signed a peace agreement that ended in 18-year-old war in afghanistan. mike pompeo was present for the signing. they would start withdrawing thousands of servicemembers and in exchange they would prevent afghanistan from being a launchpad for terror attacks. mid-70s stand up for next week. we are going to be right back to sunny and much warmer average for most of the seven- day forecast. the two days that aren't following that game plan are today and tomorrow. it is going to be 10 to 15 degrees cooler today in most locations across the bay area from yesterday. the temperature stay the same both saturday and sunday but

sunday is going to get breezy. other ththatno rain, ory. unfortunately. >> there might be a little has an unknown origin units prompting a new look at rain. >> looking at the long-range officials. forecast, as we get into the struck concerns about the coronavirus, this time, it's middle of march, there is the game developers conference reason to be a little more hopeful. in san francisco. >> thanks so much for joining voters go to the polls today in south carolina where us this morning. we will be back here tomorrow. >> enjoyed the rest of your day. vo: he had already taken the giving pledge joe biden is under pressure to score his first win of the 2020 campaign. it's just about 6:00 a.m. on saturday, february 29th, leap year. thanks so much for joining us. let's get started with a check of our weather with tanner. this last day of february is going to get very good from the last week or so. unfortunately, i can't say rain, but what we do have is a 15 degree drop from yesterday to today, so all these highs we have been experiencing, that

changes today. he may not notice it just yet, but you will in the afternoon. let's take a live view, the current numbers don't really seem all that different from what you are used to this time to give his money to charity, of day. we are sitting in the low 50s when this californian walked away from out there. there is an issue with fog and his billion dollar company for good. then northbay. according while disability, petaluma a half a mile he drives a chevy volt, disability, anybody else for flies commercial, and spends his days building grassroots campaigns for social and environmental justice. why? tom steyer believes every child the most part is doing okay. we can see visibility goes for deserves the same opportunities as his. 10 miles in most locations. what to expect, it's not only a healthy planet. the drop in temperature for good schools. quality healthcare, today. living wage jobs, and life without fear of discrimination. tom: i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. it's also the fact that it is going to be windy tomorrow. so the same system that is calling us down dramatically today is going to pick up the wind. strong enough that there is a wind advisory for many parts of the bay area for sunday we need to talk about. it's just a weekend thing. next week will warm right back up again. we will show you that and when the next chance of rain might

be. there are now four cases of coronavirus on the west coast in which experts cannot figure out, can pinpoint, how the narrator: today on "lucky dog", sick with kennel patients got the disease. those include a high school student and a school employee cough, this two-year-old terrier mix gets in oregon. yesterday santa clarita announced a new case of unknown overlooked at the shelter. origin. brandon rescues him, only to discover that ash that patient was treated at el camino hospital. doesn't respond to his usual training methods. the case was reported in solano brandon: ash has absolutely no interest in county. the patients have not traveled overseas or had any known close anything, and if this continues, i don't know contact with the traveler or how i'm even going to train this dog. infected person. narrator: brandon thinks outside the box and betty yu was in san jose who discovers a surprising talent in this little dog. she spoke with people stocking brandon: in the end, ash looked like he was having up on supplies. a great time. >> i got toilet paper, water. mckay bought a cart full of i'm brandon mcmillan, and i've dedicated my life to saving the lonely, unwanted dogs that are water and other supplies at cosco after health officials warned of the possibility of a widespread community transmission. >> i have the basic medicines

because it acts like a common cold. i got tylenol, some hydration water. >> reporter: is not alone, many shoppers rolled out cards of basic necessities. he sayemployees were hestor constantly unloading new pallets of supplies. experts say the threat of the coronavirus could empty shelves in the coming weeks. the latest patient diagnosed in santa clara county did not travel to china or have known contact with an infected patient. she is in elderly woman with chronic health conditions. >> the viruses here at some level but we still don't know to what degree. an important priority therefore for us is to conduct public health surveillance to determine the extent of what is happening. >> reporter: the county is emphasizing everyone keep their hands clean, try not to touch your face and stay home to

reduce spread. >> reporter: we go to santa clara university and apparently they have plans in place that if the coronavirus spreads to our campus, we would all take online classes instead of going to the actual classrooms. >> reporter: companies should think about flexible policies that involve working from home. >> i am not going to sequester myself at home unless it becomes necessary. >> reporter: the county now has the ability to do rapid confirmation of the coronavirus, now that it can run the test on site. >> in a different case in solano county, patient had been evacuated from the diamond princess cruise ship to travis air force base and is currently in mandatory home isolation. two students are banned from class until further notice and when one of their parents was exposed to a patient.

the district says it has no confirmed cases and sent the students home as a precaution. in a statement, the superintendent said it is literally impossible for us to control the virus but we can do our part to educate our stakeholders about best practices and prepare for the worse case scenario. a major convention that usually brings in tens of thousands of people has been put on hold. the game developers conference was scheduled for march 16th but today, the advanced it would be postponed because of fears of the coronavirus. several major companies pulled out. they will hold some sort of event this summer that will likely include presentations on the web. earlier this week, facebook also announced it was developing its developer conference, scheduled for may

5th. >> it is scary out there, you hear about all these deaths every day and people are scared to be out there on the coughing and sneezing, like nobody knows what can happen. >> that continues to impact businesses. shops along grant avenue say they are still seeing a major drop in business. that is why earlier today, city leaders and legislators held a photo op in chinatown to reassure people the city is safe right now and the medical and emergency management divisions are getting ready if the virus ever does show up here. >> we are living in a challenging moment. i've been around during the 9/11 incident, sars, we are all going to get through this. >> he says he wants people to reject rumors and base their decisions on facts. >> the fact remains, there is not a single case of covid-19

in the city and county of san francisco. continue to shop your. continue to eat here. by local, a local, everything looks good on the hud. >> the feds have scrapped a plan to transfer a group of quarantined cruise ship passengers from the bay area to orange county. 67 passengers were originally evacuated to travis air force base, 15 tested positive for the virus. the patients are now out of the hospital but known to now under quarantine. a judge block the transfer after the city fought back. the cdc is warning americans against all nonessential travel to italy. as coronavirus continues to spread in the country. the u.s. state department yesterday raised its travel advisory to liddy italy to three.

you can find us on kpix.com or the cbs news app or your favorite platform. a san francisco middle school shut down because of a stomach flu outbreak. more than 150 students up the middle school reported symptoms. the school is closed yesterday soakers can sanitize the building. the campus should reopen on monday. officials say the outbreak is not related to the coronavirus. breaking news out of the middle east, the u.s. and the taliban have signed a peace agreement and the 18 year war in afghanistan. mike pompeo was in cutter for the signing. under the agreement the u.s. will begin withdrawing thousands of service members. if the taliban meet their commitments, all service members would leave in 14 months.

the u.s. invaded afghanistan after the terrorist attacks of september 11th 2001. the goal was to overthrow the taliban which had allowed the country to become a stronghold for al qaeda. this is a live look at myrtle beach, the polls are now open. the latest polls show a big lead for joe biden whose campaign desperately needs a victory. as darrell forges reports from columbia, the candidates have made their final push. >> reporter: the candidates are going all in. >> i have been down here more than any other candidate to meet people. >> reporter: each pitching a common message, beating president donald trump. >> a majority big enough not just to put an end to this presidency but to put trump into the history books. >> i'm elizabeth warren and i'm the woman who is going to be president donald trump. >> i don't want to jinx myself. i feel very good. >> reporter: a big win here could give joe biden the momentum needed to be bernie

sanders. but sanders is not lying down. >> we are building a movement that cannot be stopped. >> reporter: hoping to improve after a hefty point loss to hillary clinton in 2016's primary. >> reporter: he adapted his campaign and changed him learned from his loss and i think that is made a significant difference. >> reporter: they also need to look ahead with super tuesday just four days away. with michael bloomberg finally appears on ballots. >> the other candidates have focused on four states and i'm trying to run a national campaign. >> reporter: with 34% of delegates up for grabs on one day, the stakes could not be any higher. >> bernie sanders is expected to draw thousands of supporters nventintown san llthe mckinney

> a private wien landing care m arrive by skidding on its belly. everyone on board is now safe. people with birthdays on february 29th are holding leap year celebrations. we will introduce you to a man who is turning either 100 or possibly just 25. that is coming up. vo: he had already taken the giving pledge

to give his money to charity, when this californian walked away from his billion dollar company for good. he drives a chevy volt, flies commercial, and spends his days building tom steyer believes every child deserves the same opportunities as his. a healthy planet. good schools. quality healthcare, living wage jobs, and life without fear of discrimination. tom: i'm tom steyer and i approve this message.

new video out of san francisco, man wearing a mask ran up to a woman and try to steal herself on. the woman was talking on the phone on the suspect approached her. she managed a hold on and the guy ended up taking off. this happened yesterday afternoon near the san bruno market. a suspect is now behind bars. michael mohan was arrested in emeryville. he is the one of two men grabbing a gun at gunpoint, it happened in broad daylight in the driveway of a home earlier this month. they got away with the man's cell phone and jewelry, with about $10,000. the other suspect was arrested last week. emergency crews had to scramble at mineta san jose

international airport when a pilot reported trouble and had to make an emergency landing. four people were aboard the paper plane that flew in from idaho. the pilot reported a problem with the landing gear. the plane circled for several minutes while emergency crews got ready on the ground. the plane eventually made a successful belly landing. everyone on board is okay. the faa is now investigating. the sheriffs department is looking into allegations of a deputy who shared graphic images from the deadly helicopter crash that killed kobe bryant. the deputy had a photo on his phone and was seen showing them to another official who was not part of the investigation. it also reports that the sheriffs department quietly ordered deputies to delete the photos. the department has not confirmed the allegations. a push to get more businesses and fewer

storefronts in san francisco's north beach neighborhood. on friday, leaders celebrated the opening of a restaurant. the relocation to north beach on columbus avenue. 21 new businesses have opened in the neighborhood within the last year. supervisor aaron peskin is proposition d. which put a tax on vacant storefronts. it's not the moon, but you can call that many men. researchers have discovered a tiny object temporarily orbiting the earth. the asteroid about the size of the car was pulled into orbit three years ago. the discovery was made by two researchers for the catalina sky survey. the many men circles earth once about every 47 days. it's the second asteroid that is known to entered earth's orbit. the previous one was back in 2006.

as far as the weather is concerned, i'm going to start off with the lead. the main thing you need to know is how different the temperatures are going to be today. some of these numbers are in fact 15 degrees cooler than yesterday was. we are barely making it up to the 60 degree mark for much of the bay area today. many of these spots were in the low and mid 70s yesterday. here is a comparison. concord 75 yesterday. san jose 63 today, was 76 yesterday. oakland at 60. is 73 for you yesterday. fremont goes to 59. here is the biggest drop. it was 74 in fremont yesterday. going to 59 today for the daytime high. that is the afternoon. noticeably cooler, both saturday and sunday are pretty much identical temperature wise but as far as the wind, sunday will be different. there is a wind advisory for a lot chans coming. just in time for the weekend.

very different from what we have been on autopilot because it's been so nice lately. there is some fog out there to start our saturday morning. it is pretty much isolated to the north bay. you can see 10 miles through the east bay. once we get up into sonoma county, we've only got visibility going to a quarter mile. that is how far you can see down the roadway. it is breezy out there if you're near the coast or on the bay. look at that 14 mile an hour wind coming in for san francisco there. the arrows show you the direction it is moving. that will make it feel cool. it will feel chilly and breezy. that covers saturday. here's the issue for sunday. the wind advisory. everyone in blue has got it. it starts at 10:00 a.m. on sunday. it goes until 9:00 in the morning on monday and look at the difference here when you get to the and word spots. i've got concord, cn ramon,

livermore, then half moon bay is also our coast locations shaded in blue. that is the way you read this month, blew a few are white, will be breezy but not too bad. saturday and sunday, temperatures are the same. then look at the warm-up for next week. we will see temperatures climb back up into the mid-70s and no rain for the next seven days. no reasonable shop. although, in the next half ever, i'm going to take a look at how close we are going to get. overnight and tomorrow to the system on the coast. today is february 29th, leap day. he better enjoy it because it only happens of once every four years. this is an enjoyable day for a veteran in houston who turns

100 years old today or just 25 if you count the number of birth days he has actually had. he had service in the navy a new watched his marines raise the flag at hiroshima. >> never give up. keep at it and enjoy your life, doing things in an active way. it has been a good life. >> it looks great for 100. after the military, he had a successful career in the oil and gas industry. coming up, looking at rehab work as the warriors shooting guard continues his recovery from a major knee injury. in overtime thriller as women look to rebound for their loss in tucson and some familiar faces on the giant make their spring day view. we will show you what they were up to against the rockies last night. that is coming up.

woman: the deadly corona virus officially hitting the us. man: the markets are plunging for a second straight day. vo: health experts warn the us is underprepared. managing a crisis is what mike bloomberg does. in the aftermath of 9-11, he steadied and rebuilt america's largest city. oversaw emergency response to natural disasters. upgraded hospital preparedness to manage health crises.

and he's funding cutting edge research to contain epidemics. tested. ready. mike: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message.

francisco giants. he got to see a good balance of giants, including one trying to make his case as starter. facing the giants and a second game of the day. he continues to come back from tommy john surgery, he pitches two innings with one strikeout. also pablo sandoval, joey bart scores and the giants take a 1- 0 lead. a two-run blast by the 2017 first-round draft pick. the giants win, 9-6. 33 of the loss 34 innings, was a nailbiter last night. 14 seconds ago, give him kind 63. this goes into overtime, under a minute not. lexi hall pulls up, this point,

on the next position for arizona , rian mcdonald makes a layout. 73-72. if the raiders make a change of quarterback this off-season, for now, he is ignoring all the noise. >> i am going to listen to my serious rock 'n roll classic vinyl. i love what he did and what he brings to our team. anxious to continue to build around them. >> they will host the nfl draft at the bellagio hotel. players selected will take a small vote to get to the stage. but mike may huff has one big concern. >> i get nervous when he started talking about about going to the bellagio. that stuff makes me nervous.

>> it will be a must see event. maybe it will show up and watch it. >> also in women's hoops, arizona state, that is your morning sports. a big day for a couple of local sports legends, the san jose earthquakes open their new season at home this afternoon and chris says it will be his final year as a player. his major leagues soccer all- time scoring leader. this evening, also in san jose, patrick marlow returns to the sap centers for the first time since the sharks treated him to the penguins. he has played most of his career with the sharks. he owns game-winning goals. sharks intent penguins face-off starting tonight at 7:30. the current golden state

warriors season may be dismal but now there is something here towards lifting fans spirits. >> benny realize in his motivation to come back even stronger. since >> a new documentary tracking klay thompson's comeback rated shows him tearing his acl and his road to recovery. the warriors say that thompson is on track to return for training in september. coming up, we will have the latest from santa clara county where in new lead diagnosed coronavirus leads all officials to put out a fresh warning. democrats are making their closing pictures to voters for the states primary just three days away. here's a live look outside and san jose. we will be back in just a moment.

ident kennedy knew settg for half-measures wasn't good enough. so when candidates say we can't guarantee health care for all, make college affordable for all, combat climate change, or create a world at peace, remember that america is best when we strive to do big things, even when it's hard. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. and the breadwinner arrives home from a long day at work. now the family can sit down at the table, where everyone knows to be mindful of their manners.

dinnertime has changed. our quality hasn't. reynolds wrap: foil made in the usa since 1947. live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. >> welcome back. thank you for joining us. let's get a check of our weather with darren in the weather center. >> big drop today. it is been dramatic because we have been near record warmth. tomorrow it gets breezy. today it is just the chill that kicks in unless he went near the coast.

there is a breeze coming into the city but for most of us, tomorrow is the day when the wind picks up. me show you what it looks like out there right now. pretty few, but let's put some numbers on this morning. take a look at the map. notice how there is a patch of blue for the north bay. big difference to start off the morning in terms of the temperature spread. it is only 40 in santa rosa right now, 50 and san jose. livermore, you are my cool spot and len, 48 to start out for you and 50 in san francisco. if we want to take a look at what the winds are doing, you can see that number there for san francisco says 14 with an arrow, that is your onshore. that will make it feel truly towards the coast. fog up there, keep an eye for that if you're going to be in the north bay. 10 miles down the roadway, but a quarter for santa rosa and three quarters for petaluma.

you can only see that far down the road, give yourself a little extra time. it will be foggy out there in the north bay. much cooler today, wind advisory for sunday and then yes, it is going to be all over by next week and we are going to warm right back up. i will show that to you in the seven day. a new coronavirus case in santa clara county is leading to a shifting strategy. the patient is an elderly woman with chronic health issues. she had no recent travel to china or no contact with an infected person. another new case brings the bay area total to at least five. there are now 30 cases in california. a third u.s. case of unknown origin is confirmed in oregon. len ramirez tells us the new numbers are prompting an urge ittime to prepare for the possibility of widespread community transmission.

>> what we know now is the viruses here, present at some level pod but an important priority for us is to conduct public health surveillance to determine the extent of what is happening. >> a phone bank has been set up with county health workers calling individuals to ask how they are feeling and whether temperature is. >> we are in the cold and flu season and we don't want to overwhelm the medical system but at the same time, especially if there are symptoms become worse or a fever is involved, definitely call a physician and let them know about your concerns. >> santa clara county now has the ability to run the test so the health department has the ability to quickly evaluate what is happening in the

elie that th capacity is going to have a significant impact on our contain those individuals with the disease. >> there are practical measures that can be done in the community. school should plan for absenteeism and increase surface cleansing. businesses should consider replacing in person meetings with teleconferencing. >> state health officials say an additional 1200 coronavirus test kits are on the way to labs across the state. labs are now capable of doing the testing. one in santa clara county and the state lab in richmond. because of uncertainty about the outbreak, cbs has suspended production of its long running competition series, the amazing race. for those of you unfamiliar with the show. it features pairs of intestines traveling around the world to take part inin g when the decis

s made hold pduction as a precaution. no contestants or crew numbers have been affected by the virus. the 32nd edition of the show was already complete and expected t stay with kpix 5 for your latest updates. you can street now on cbsn bay area. you can find us on kpix.com or your favorite platform. the california primary is quickly approaching. there are just a few days left until super tuesday. wilson walker on the pages the candidates are making. >> we have been talking about super tuesday as if it is off on the horizon. the vote is underway here in california. >> are we going to send a canada who can't be trumped in the states he won before? joe can beat him. in pennsylvania, ohio, wisconsin and michigan. ma the .

bernie sanders is trying to buy the young vote saying i'm going to pay for your education. he can't do it. >> i will win south carolina. >> reporter: california, however, will be a much tougher challenge for biden and everybody else who was not a senator from vermont. bernie sanders has opened a significant lead in the polls. more than 2 to 1 over his competitors who are clustered around 12, 13, 14%. that is critical. remember our conversation about the delegates get awarded. you have to get 15% statewide or in one of california's congressional districts. failed to get 15%, you get none and that poses a very serious risk. >> if you don't cross 15% statewide. and you come out of california

with next to nothing. >> this is the weekend for one last push. >> so it only takes one person to stand up. >> ballots are now being coun y dew. get out there te wilson walker, kpix 5. >> today voters in south carolina are heading to the polls where biden is favored to win. ecti day here in californ is this coming tuesday, march 3rd. a southern california woman says she is happy to be alive after her car tumbled over a cliff near saratoga. it was all captured on her dashboard camera. macy was taking a scenic drive from santa cruz to san jose last week when her brakes locked up. she missed the turn and went down an embankment. she was conscious when the car came to a stop and was able to call for help. >> when i was rolling down, i

remember yelling, the airbag did not go off. i called 911, but >> she said she was treated for a fracture in her spine and a concussion but is doing well overall. coming up, hetch hetchy reservoir could fostering success. y volt, flies commercial, and spends his days building grassroots campaigns for social and environmental justice. why? tom steyer believes every child deserves the same opportunities as his. a healthy planet. good schools. quality healthcare, living wage jobs, and life without fear of discrimination. tom: i'm tom steyer and i approve this message.

the new gan in san francisco is making good on his promise to bring changes to the criminal justice system. he says he will not prosecute suspects who are caught with illegal guns and drugs of the discovery happens during an unrelated traffic stop. the d a also on charge gang enhancement or file under three strikes law. he wants to reduce racial disparities. the police officers in and says all of this will make san francisco even less safe. the city attorney has issued 14 subpoenas in connection with the probe into mohammed new riegel. according to a newspaper, the subpoenas are connected to a project he is accused of trying

to help that develop long after receiving gifts on the project. it is one of several alleged schemes that led the fbi to arrest him. he has since resigned. the hetch hetchy reservoir is san francisco's main water supply. it is also part of ye tional pa are pushing for more public access to that area . john ramos has the story. >> reporter: here at hetch hetchy, the views are so stunning. very few people from the public ever see it. it turns out, that is probably not an accident. hetch hetchy has a lot of the same features as yosemite, waterfalls, huge granite monoliths, but one thing it doesn't have is a lot of visitors, compared to yosemite, it is deserted. >> places to picnic, to fish, to rock climb, and people can't

get back there. >> reporter: there is a group called restore hetch hetchy which would like to return the valley to its natural state. at the very least, the public should have access to this land that is part of yosemite national park . >> people should be able to explore the camden. the easiest way to get back there would to be allowed boating on the reservoir. >> reporter: the group has proposed an electric ferryboat system. it could transport people to various places that are currently only reachable by a multi-day backpacking journey. but the public utilities commission says that is not interested in any act tivoli that allows human contact with the water. >> and our experience, people in wilderness, national parks, lakes, where people go, trouble tends to follow. we have to be very cautious about the kind of access that

might be allowed. >> reporter: currently, no camping alone, trails are minimal and the road is closed at night. all this despite the fact that public access, including boating, was promised back in 1913 when congress voted to build the dam. now after the group proposed boating to the department of interior, a ban on boating was quietly slipped into the 2000 page 2020 federal spending bill. the general manager for water says he doesn't know who put it in there. rosecrans thanks he knows. >> we think he had way too much influence on the park service to keep people away from the spectacular canyon. >> reporter: john ramos, kpix 5. >> in 1913, there were also promises of roads, hotels and campgrounds at hetch hetchy. since none of those things were

included in the legislation, they are not required to abide by them. bid dropped today in you are going to notice clouds today but that should be about it. big drop, a bit cloudy, tomorrow and get wendy. that is the other headline. that is our live look from the top of the salesforce tower looking off to the ace. if you hi clouds out there. daytime highs today, on your screen right now, which range right around 60. anywhere from 59 in fremont to 64 in santa rosa. spots coming in around 60. most spots will be anywhere from 10 to 15 degrees cooler than yesterday. that is the main headline. it will be cooler. if you notice a few clouds today as well, not until we get into the afternoon. by the time we have gotten into the 3:00 or 4:00 hour, we will see the clouds start to pick up. there is a possibility of an isolated sprinkle on the outskirts of the bay.

it's not going to fall on any of the major rain gauges to break the street but the clouds e coming poilitfor a dr of ra thsu, the temperatures are pretty much identical but sunday is very different from saturday. if you are in the area shaded in blue on the map., that will have a wind advisory tomorrow 10:00, stays in effect until monday morning. we will notice the breeze pick up, particularly over here for m1 contra costa county and alameda county. it's about a 15 mile an hour breeze. the winds will be going to the north of the hose. we should not notice too much right on the major communities. here is the system sitting off the coast responsible for today's drop in temperatures

and the wind tomorrow, look what happens. it just messes us. we only got a chance for sprinkle or two around the s ofhe y area. here is the accumulated rainfall map. you can barely see anything register until you get down to santa cruz. we are sitting at less than half of where we should be for this time of year. this will make a dent in that but at least it's not another four to 8 inches of snow. once we get done with sunday's brazenness, everything goes back to what we were doing last week. we will be back into the mid- 70s for much of this seven-day forecast. we will be back after this. we choose to go to the moon in this decade

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a family member struggles led this week's jefferson award winners to establish their own nonprofit. they are serving an entire community by helping those with autism shine academically, economically, and socially. >> ask him one more time, ready? >> reporter: on a recent outing to the farm in sonoma, janet lawson and then sharon send watched students learn basic course training skills. it's all part of janet and dan'

rafael based nonprofit serving in adults with autism. this husband-and-wife team founded autistry studios 12 years ago after seeing their son struggle with opportunities after high school. >> we are adults for longer than we are children. it's a long ways from graduating high school to the end of your life. that is a lot of years. we are going what is he going to do? >> reporter: so janet, a licensed therapist and dan, retired astrophysicists decided to serve their son and others with autism full-time. they offer project based therapy programs like web design, markup, life skills, even daily meals. low student to instructor ratios give every aspect of this program a personal feel. projects are chosen by students

themselves. for stephen wade, a goal is to address issues like anxiety, emotional regulation, and social communication. >> gives some kind of structure to the creativity. >> reporter: for dan, project planning with his students is great. >> it's the planning and problem solving in dealing with the stress they encounter as they do this. that is what is really important. >> reporter: students like chloe are grateful to jan and dan. seeing students along with their son succeed is what keeps janet and him going. >> it makes me happy. >> reporter: for providing young adults with autism and ability to gain skills they need to exceed. this award goes to jim and dan. alan martin, kpix 5. >> janet andy and already have a partnership with the college serving students with special learning needs and they will partner with a school district. you can nominate your local hero online at kpix.com/era. we will be right back .

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known as the voice of romance, johnny mathis has settled millions of albums. as we end up black history month , we talk with the iconic singer with bay area roots. >> reporter: what were the chances johnny mathis would still be touring 64 years after recording his first album? 84-year-old told me, it all comes down to this. >> i love to sing. my dad saying, and he was the reason that i sing. >> reporter: he admits getting sentimental during his recent bay area concert. >> it was a wonderful thing i wrapped myself around, the fact that i had an opportunity to grow a peer.

>> reporter: it was the fourth of seven children and one has father bought a $25 piano to teach the music, it sml apartment building and the door was not big enough for the piano, he dismantled it, took it through the door. >> reporter: he was also a star athlete at george washington high school, which has named its annual track meet after him. he held track record held by bill russell but instead of trying out for the olympics, he signed with columbia records. the west hollywood resident has recorded more than 80 albums but he has never written his own music. >> i have tried to write and i am terrible at it. >> although politically not outspoken, he did join celebrities who sang in a 1965 civil rights march from selma to montgomery.

they got a warning that scared him. should us all and kill us all. >> nothing happened but his present sent an important message. >> we are all human beings, we are all the same. >> mathis remains thankful for his many life lessons. how long will the luncheon keep singing? sharon chen, kpix 5. >> his voice of romance to her date are scheduled through the end of this year. sands of goodg green jobs in california. and provides a 10% tax cut for everyone making under $250,000.

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time for a look at this morning's top stories, there are now four cases of coronavirus in which experts cannot figure out how the patients got the illness. they include oregon and washington. yesterday, santa clara county announced a new case of unknown origin. earlier a case was reported in solano county. they have not recently traveled overseas or had any known close contract to a traveler or infected person. in the palo alto unified school district two students are banned from campus after one of their parents was exposed to a

coronavirus patient. the district said they sent the students home as a precaution. south carolinareto win