harry and meghan, realty crisis. new numbers just released show the coronavirus outbreak eating worse. the new death toll and the number of people with concerning cases. white house could make their first defense for president trump in the impeachment trial. this is ktvu fox 2 at 6:00. we begin with heightened concern over the global outbreak of the new coronavirus. china's president says it has become a grave situation and canada , australia, and malaysia have

all reported first cases today. in the last half hour, china raised the death toll from 41 to 56 people. the number of confirmed cases have also risen to just under 2000. and now, the city of wuhan where the outbreak started, is joined by 12 more chinese cities, isolating about 50 million people. today the french automaker psa group evacuated families from wuhan, the u.s. has had two confirmed cases, a woman from chicago and a man in washington state, both traveled recently to china. the cdc says it is monitoring 63 possible cases in 22 states. here in the bay area, alameda county officials say they are monitoring no more than 10 possible cases. christina coleman has the latest on the outbreak. >> reporter: the rapidly spreading virus is a grave situation according to china's president. the outbreak, which began last month in central china, has killed dozens and sickened hundreds in at least 10 countries including the u.s. officials are scrambling to slow the transmission. >> translator: it is not just chinese people who were worried, everyone is worried. they are all afraid of dying.

>> reporter: the city where the brick started at a seafood market are on lockdown, affecting more than 50 million people. most personal vehicles are banned from downtown, increase travel surrounding the lunar new year, prompting officials to order travel agents to stop group tours. trains have been blocked, and major tourist destinations have been shut down. airports around the globe continue to screen passengers for signs of the virus. >> translator: to deal with infectious disease we must take such measures. >> reporter: in the u.s. a second case has been confirmed in chicago. a woman in her 60s who recently returned from china is under medical care at a hospital. the cdc and prevention is monitoring several states. >> the health risk to the general public remains low at this time. >> reporter: the majorities of those affected are in mainland china, malaysia reported its

first case on saturday. the cdc says they expect more americans who travel to wuhan will be diagnosed with the virus but over all chances remain low. stay with ktvu for continuing coverage of the outbreak, we will bring you new developments on air and online as we get them. now to the impeachment trial of donald trump the president's defense team today presented their opening statements. the attorney spoke for several hours before adjourning for the weekend. they defended mr. trump's ukraine dealings and argued that the democrats motive is to overturn the results of the 2016 election. we report from washington. >> reporter: day five of the senate impeachment trial brought it quick and vigorous defense of the president by his legal team as they responded to the accusations from house managers. >> when you hear the facts, and that is what we intend to cover today, the facts, you will find that the president did absolutely nothing wrong. >> we know there was no quid

pro quo, on the call. we know that from the transcript . >> reporter: the president lawyers, mounting their lawyers on the senate floor today while the president mounted his offense on twitter. hurling insults at democrats, including house manager adam schiff. >> what was most striking to me about the president's presentation today is they don't contest the basic architecture of the scheme. they do not contest that the president's solicited a foreign power to help him with the election. >> reporter: senator seemed elated at the brevity but not ready. >> i thought the council has shredded the case that has been presented by the house managers. >> i don't think the president's counsel did a very

good job. there are gaping holes in their testimony. they spent about 30 minutes refuting something that the house never said. >> reporter: the lawyers resumed their case monday afternoon, they have 21 hours left, they can use for opening arguments, but are not expected to use it all. that could put the trial on track to end late next week. in washington, foxnews. former longtime congressman pete stark has died, he was a democrat who represented three congressional districts in alameda county, and other parts of california. during his more than 40 year career. as a lawmaker he helped craft the affordable care act, and created the cobra law, which allows people to continue receiving health insurance coverage after they leave a job. house speaker nancy pelosi called him a master legislator who gave a voice to the voiceless. he demonstrated his deep care

and spirit. he passed away at his home in maryland, he was 88 years old. memorabilia once belonging to former california governor pat brown is being auctioned off by an anonymous seller. the items which include private letters are valued at $20,000- $30,000. the former governor says he was not consulted or informed of the auction that starts on monday. he believes the items should be part of his father's archives at the university of california, berkeley. in san francisco, traffic was snarled downtown as streets close for two different demonstrations today. antiwar activist gathered for a no war on iran march on union square, and antiabortion activists gathered for the walk for life march. allison rodriguez was at the march, she joins us live with

more. >> reporter: we did encounter a couple of protesters on the corner of the street but they did not stay for long and things stayed peaceful. thousands of people marched down san francisco's market street saturday for the walk for life west coast. dolores is one of the founders and says even in the beginning the antiabortion event drew a large crowd. >> that first year we had 7000. we were very happy. from that year, we doubled. and it just continued to grow. and, the counterdemonstrators were smaller and smaller. >> reporter: the walk, in its 16th year, opposes the roe v. wade outcome in which the us supreme court legalized abortion, nationwide, in the 70s. speaker kathleen rowland chose not to terminate her pregnancy when she conceived after she was

raped. >> when i went to planned parenthood to get a pregnancy test, they told me it was an option. i said i would not have one. >> reporter: she knows people who do not believe that she is on the right side when it comes to reproductive rights. honest conversations are vital in her opinion. >> i have a lot of friends who don't share that idea. and, we do have engaging discussions about it. sometimes they change their mind, sometimes they don't. that does not mean we do not love each other. that does not mean we are not friends. >> it should cause a strong reaction in people. it is a serious topic that we are talking about. >> reporter: the cause, getting a boost after president trump mentions it. >> we are here to defend the right of every child born and unborn to fulfill their god- given potential. >> reporter: organizers say they are putting politics aside. >> the political climate is so much more

biased. we are not a part of that political climate. ours is a cultural and a social issue. >> reporter: still, the issue over reproductive rights is being taken into the political arena after the trump administration threatened to cut federal funds if california does not change a lot for private insurance companies to cover abortion. governor gavin newsom told politico, quote, california will continue to protect a woman's right to choose and we will not back down from defending reproductive freedom for everybody. meantime, walk for life organizers say the next step is opening up a healthcare clinic in san francisco in the fall. thank you. san mateo county supervisor plans to introduce legislation towe care about our earth, waterways, emotions, and water lives. if passed, the law regarding disposable food service where and single use plastics of the the state. today marks the start of

the lunar new year. they began celebrations with the annual pet festival. look at that, the event kicked off today at the santa clara county fairgrounds. organizers say it is one of the biggest and vietnamese lunar new year celebrations in the bay area. >> today is the first day of the lunar calendar year. it is a very, very important tradition come a new year, for the vietnamese as well as chinese, and korea and all the other countries in asia. new year in the lunar calendar, it is just like thanksgiving in america. >> the lunar new year is a time for family and friends to celebrate tradition and culture to festivalgoers were able to experience food and martial arts. the festival continues tomorrow from 11:00 a.m.

to 11:00 p.m. again, the following weekend. be sure to join us for this year's chinese new year's parade. it is coming up in just two weeks on saturday, february 8th in san francisco. you will be able to watch it live at 6:00 p.m. here on ktvu fox 2. coming up, secretary of state mike pompeo response after a reporter says he went on a profanity-laced tirade following a tense interview. >> in oakland, jaclyn square was the place to be for a's fans today. lots of clouds out there today, right now some showers approach even in the north bay. coming up, we will let you know how long the showers remain in the bay area forecast.

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toll from a powerful earthquake in turkey has risen to 29. more than 20 people are injured and many more are still missing. the usgs says the magnitude 6.7 earthquake was in eastern turkey. searchers are looking for survivors. the region has had more than 400 aftershocks. many of them with a magnitude of 5.0 or greater. officials have opened mosques, schools, and other places for

scores of people who have left their homes. secretary of state mike pompeo responded today after an npr host said he went on a profanity-laced tirade after an interview. pompeo grew irritated, and he shouted at her in a meeting afterwards. in a statement today, he did not dispute her account of the conversation but said she lied about the interview topics and lied about the post interview meeting being off the record. kelly and npr dispute these claims, saying she never agreed to an off the record conversation. it documentary about residents recovering from the deadly campfire premiered last night at the sundance film festival. the filmmaker, ron howard, talked about making the documentary. the film follows residents of paradise over the course of a year as they were to put their lives back together following

that devastating fire that killed 85 people and destroyed 95% of the town. national geographic is slated to release the film later this year. the oakland a's hosted the annual fan fest today. tens of thousands of people showed up to meet the players and celebrate the upcoming season. elissa harrington has more from jack london square. >> reporter: the oakland a's mascot, stumper, lead fan fest's annual walk between jack london square. players, alumni, and management greeted fans, gave high-fives, and took pictures. >> i am at season-ticket holder and i love the a's! >> reporter: there was a dragon dance performance. they walked through the crowd on water street, even banjo man was there. >> let's go a's! >> reporter: at a fan fest people meet their favorite

players, like the pitcher. >> it is a great day. >> reporter: he signed autographs and took selfies with some of his biggest and smallest pans. >> some of the most passionate fans in the league. if we can get that turnout, even have to turn out every game, we are going to be doing all right. >> reporter: there was a kid zone, a stage for live music, and free food at several different food trucks. >> my wife and i are lifelong a's fans. >> we woke up early this morning, ready to go, packed up, got our a's axis. we are excited for the season. we feel like 2020 is really starting today. >> reporter: the a's host this event every year, organizers say it is their way of saying thank you to fans who stick with them. most of all, they want to get fans fired up for the upcoming season. >> we have a great young team, obviously we won 97 games in

the last 2 years. come out and have a great time this summer. >> reporter: elissa harrington, ktvu fox 2 news. and now to the super bowl in miami where last-minute preparations are underway. today, nfl officials brought in the vince lombardi trophy to put on display at the super bowl experience. super bowl xlvii champions carried the trophy from the fedex truck inside the miami beach convention center in miami beach. fans will see a lot of memorabilia including rings from past super bowl winners. it was a heartwarming warm moment for a fan when a san francisco 49ers surprise the most super bowl tickets. we have that story. >> reporter: this is sergeant martin mclamar , a soldier who

died serving in iraq. a father of five. >> he is the best dad ever had, i miss him so much. >> reporter: he was also a loving husband. >> he brings me so much happy memories pick he left me with some wonderful kids. i have nothing to complain about. >> reporter: this man was such a loving husband that when his wife saw how big a 49er fan he was, she asked him to teach her the game so she could enjoy his passion with him. >> he taught me how to watch the plays, he taught me the ins and outs and i became one of the biggest fans. >> reporter: his story, their story, caught the attention of the team. it means that once again people are talking about this husband, this father, and this soldier who sacrificed his life. >> it is just so special to know that he is still alive in someone's heart. >> reporter: alive, not only in

the hearts of a family, but also now a player on his way to the super bowl. >> go 49ers! >> reporter: in elk grove, mike tussaud. >> you can watch super bowl right here on ktvu fox 2. leading up to the game, our team will be watching for all the angles. a beautiful shot of the bay bridge, so nice and clear. but we will be seeing rain? >> we are talking about showers tonight, especially now up in the north bay, they are reporting light rain in santa rosa. it is headed our way, at least the start of the weekend was okay. we had a sun/cloud mix. another mild day, take a look at the 60s in the bay area. san francisco, 64, loss of 66's for mountain view, san jose, morgan hill, antioch and

fairfield. yesterday the low was 70s. we are starting to see changes over the past couple of hours as i mentioned, some light rain up in sonoma county during the 3:00 hour. as we come in closer right now, starting to see some coverage on the radar from santa rosa to healdsburg to cloverdale out towards the coast. and also up into portions of mendocino county. current numbers, most areas right now still in the upper 50s to lower 60s. so, we are on the warm end of this weather pattern. you will definitely notice a cooldown and temperatures as we head into your seven-day forecast. outside right now, our live camera looking out towards san jose, some clouds with partly to most the cloudy skies for tonight. overnight low starting out tomorrow morning in the upper 40s to the 50s. here is the plan, a chance of a shower at 7:00, the main activity will be overnight.

a sun/cloud mix by 12:00. look at this, into the afternoon we will have sunshine. the best chance for showers tomorrow will be for the early morning hours, and then by the afternoon hours there is that mix, and more sunshine by the afternoon hours. and, san francisco on track to reach the upper 50s to right around 60 degrees. we are expecting rain fall about .001 inches, maybe .25 inches, the sierra picking up snowfall around 2-5 inches. we do not have any winter storm warnings or winter weather advisories in place in the mountains. here is the next system coming on board for tonight, chance of showers into sunday morning, and then for the rest of the day on sunday as we showed you. we will clear out those clouds, storm track gets pushed up to the north next week, no major storms, maybe a slight chance of a northbay shower. that would be on tuesday. the main activity happens this evening, and then once again you will see this into early

tomorrow morning. this is 5:00 a.m., and then 8:00, the chance of a few lingering showers. look at this, the clouds vanish as we head into sunday afternoon. forecasted highs for tomorrow, mainly in the upper 50s to lower 60s, the best chance of a shower, you're going to have to wake up early, maybe 5:00 or 6:00 if you want to truck though showers. we will clear out the clouds i the afternoon hours. a pretty quiet week ahead with no major storms to talk about. just a slight chance of a shower into tuesday. we are looking for the rainfall, but we are still playing catch-up. it is not going to show up in the forecast for the next few days. >> or a little snow? people will be happy for that fresh powder. >> every little snowflake we can capture is good news. thank you. today was the first day of the golden gate kennel club dog show, the event taking place in daly city, more than 100 breeds will be on display. the show is what as known as a bench show, dogs are assigned to separate benches when they are not showing. spectators can approach each bench to learn more about the dog. >> if you're looking for a dog,

you know, you can come out here and see the breed and talk to people that have them, they will tell you all about the particular breeds that they have. and, it is a real personal approach to meeting dogs. >> there are only three benched dog shows in the u.s., the golden gate kennel club dog show continues tomorrow from 8:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. coming up next, we hear from a's fans as they weigh in on the astros cheating scandal. we look at career games for two u.s. players as they took rivals at byu. sports is next.

download the new fox 2 weather apps. the power to prepare. we are showing you a little bit of the fan fest just down the street here at jack london square. it looks like everybody was having so much fun? >> yes, you know, the weather is cooperating. the calendar says january but baseball is in the air, at least it was this afternoon in oakland. the a's help the annual fan fest at jack london square. fun for the whole family! good is, we have face painting, of course the opportunity to meet your favorite players, both past and present. of course, the scuttlebutt among the fans remains the division rival houston, and

that cheating. >> it does not matter how much each team spent, you want the field to be a level playing field. >> i hope it is not too widespread. i would like to think that the game has stayed true to the principles we try to teach the kids. >> college hoops, the west coast conference in a nutshell, gonzaga, everybody else. the question is, which team or teams will emerge from the pack to put a little pressure on them. it could be st. mary's, the uss is there, lying in the weeds. they trailed by as many as 14 in the second half, the push, and two of the 23 points. the hero, how about 10 of 10 from the field including six three, 32 point off the bench. absolutely unstoppable, 25 minutes and stole the thing,

they come back and win 83-82. they are 15-7. another resume booster for elissa lou, last night she became the youngest two-time women skating champ at the age of 14. she still stands 4'10", still too short to reach the stand without help. she is the usa's best chance for gold come 2022 in the olympics. >> she is only 14. >> she is only 14, and she won last year, she will probably win year. >> her parents must be so proud. coming up tonight on the 10:00 news we continue our coverage of the deadly coronavirus outbreak, a stark warning from china, as the disease continues to spread. we will tell you how the government is taking more dramatic steps to contain it. thank you for making ktvu your source for the news . we are always here for you online

at ktvu.com, and are facebook, twitter, and ktvu app. have a great night, we will see you back here at 10:00. yes, i'm going to work on a saturday. no, this is not wine. it is dayquil. with a little bit of last night's wine. my stupid brother caught a cold in mexico on his honeymoon, and it's made its way through the family. i never get sick. i-i must've caught a chill on the beach when my socks got wet. my ankles burn. it went to my ears on our flight home. i may have moaned a bit. a crying baby complained about me. cam brought me this from mexico, along with two weeks of bronchitis. i don't know which is worse. it gave me the vertigo. i was too dizzy for high heels. i had to wear flats. i don't know how people can walk in those things. i threw up for three straight days. i don't know how models do it. knock 'em dead at the big meeting today, honey. - kiss for good luck? - oh, no! i'm not getting you sick. this cold stops with me. why do you think i swapped beds with luke last night? you did?