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for comparison, two places we've seen people from the bay area move to recently, portland and austin. first to portland. this is what $1.2 million gets you, a queen anne farmhouse, three stories tall in the trendy woodstock area of portland. inside, five bedrooms, two baths, 5,000 square feet of space. as for austin, what can i tell you, you get a compound. four bedrooms, 4,000 square feet inside. this house, check it out, has two master suites and four balconies. again, all this for the cost of a median price of a home in silicon valley. we'll continue these comparisons one more day, tomorrow night at 6:00 i'll be back with what you get for $1.4 million. jessica? >> it's painful to see, thank you, scott. >>> living in your vehicle is the reality for some 10,000 people in the bay area. alameda county has the highest number of people living in their cars or rvs. there's a new program to help people. watch that story on our website, nbcbayarea.com. look at slash making it in the bay. >>> the homeowner had no idea, a san jose man said he had two major leaks in his gas line, leaks that we

nbc bay area responds next. >>> windy weather across the bay area, and the radar not completely quiet. you can check out the showers here dropping down to the north coast. how much can arrive in the bay area and more on some frosty temperatures ahead when we come right back. we tried to get the politicians to deal with the problem. but they wouldn't. so we took it to the voters and forced big tobacco to pay its share of healthcare costs. we fought oil companies for new clean air laws and closed a billion dollar corporate tax loophole to fund public schools. by going directly to the people th's >>> terrifying moments for a teenager in concord. police say a group of teenagers were driving last one when one decided to pass another car on the right shoulder. the driver lost control of the car, hit a power pole. that caused the engine to catch fire. despite all that, no one was hurt, but that teenager had no driver's license. we have found more trouble for crv. on most beverage cans and bottles you buy. chris and his team have discovered millions of dollars not being collected, money that

coronavirus evacuees touching down in the bay area overnight. the difficult journey and the conditions tail now face. >>> plus -- >> outline came out of the bushes and crabbed ahold of her calf. >> a rare lion attack shutting down a south bay park this morning and the quick thinking that helped save a child's life. >>> and a live look across the bay area. san francisco and san jose and some parts of the bay area on this monday morning. >>> a very good morning and thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. let's get to the forecast for you throughout the day. and look at how we're starting out today. >> that is a hot of fog through the tri-valley. and that is our dublin camera. so we are needing to slow it down as head out and about. we're going to see that fog sticking around. through at least about 7:00 and then clearing out for a sunny day. also warmer temperatures toward noon but looking at overall visibility down to about a quarter of a mile in livermore and half a of mile in napa. elsewhere light patches of fog. s

how this gives new hope to renters all across the bay area. tonight at 11:00, making it in the bay, onlon >>> 5:00 for you this morning. here on "today in the bay," we begin with the breaking news. this is p in oakland where where you cod scene as firefighters have been putting out a house fire this morning. this is just off of 880 and 98 avenues near san leandro. >> it is near the san leandro border. you could see the schoke off of 880 this morning. the flames just about half an hour ago were billowing into the air. let's check in with pete suratos. he's live there at the scene. firefighters still on top of roofs of the homes, pete. >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you guys. it is a bit hard to hear. what you are saying. this is an active scene in oakland just off of malta court. want to show you the home that caught on fire. actually we were it route to another story, weaw

most likely a similar picture across the bay area. r cold start on this wednesday morning. >> no, yesterday morning we were talking about freeze warnings in the north bay and this morning there is no freeze warning but it is a lot colder compared to yesterday. so just a head's up that we're still witnessing freezing temperatures looking around the bay area. and then looking at the golden gate bridge, as you come into san francisco, starting to feel milder but also the sky is clear. we're at 42 degrees there. it is 32 degrees in thapa. santa rosa at 33 degrees. and it is 34 right thousand in livermore. we'll drop a few more degrees closer to sunrise. napa in freezing temperatures but seeing upper 30s and low 40s for the rest of the north bay. and then looking at the wide view and our temperature change across the bay area, we're about 10 to 13 degrees colder now compared to yesterday at this time. so we're going to actually be warmer this afternoon. reaching 63 degrees in east san jose. for the east bay up to 63 in antioch. 60 is the hi

we do love the bay area. as we bring you into the micro climate forecast on this friday night the showers we had been forecasting are right now off to the south and i know this is so frustrating for those of you that want some rainfall. we are only talking about 100 miles separating us here from some shower activity off toward the south. you can see the center of the storm is just offshore. counter clock wise circulation around low pressure could still spin up. just a slight chance of a spotty shower late tonight and very early tomorrow morning i think monterey will have a few showers and once again a little bit of this might make its way up there. we just can't rule it out at this point. center of the storm will move over southern california tomorrow keeping the best rain chances there. also spin up a little bit of snowfall here for the sierra. i don't think it is anything that should keep you away from heading up to lake tahoe if you're going that way this weekend. so for tomorrow's forecast, we are looking

kari tracking how long this warning stays in effect for parts of the bay area. bundle up. oday in the bay" continues right now. putting little jackets on my dogs last night before we went for a walk. it is cold out will there. yes, i'm that lady. good morning. and thanks for joining us, i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. first here is something we're all talking about this morning. what did you do to find love? algorithm one developer made to try to talk to hundreds of women every day on a popular dating app. and the warning the story comes with when it comes to searching for someone special online. >> this is near valentine's day. if you do have the loved one, you may want to cuddle up. >> try to stay warment we have a freeze warning in effect for the north bay and all of the areas in the purple shading are under a freeze warning until 9:00. but the winds have been gusty through the delta and parts of the north bay. we're still looking at wind speeds at about 20 to 25 miles per hour and it s

nbc bay area is your official home for your 2020 tokyo olympics. the game runs july 24th to august 9th. we have extensive coverage on our digital platform for you. we'll be back in a moem. moment. >>> a story about ice climbing in india. yes, check out this video, wow. tourist climbing in india's northern himalaya desert. finally tonight will it be an early spring or six more weeks of winter? punxsutawney phil weighed in today, he did not see a shadow this morning. as this theory goes, early spring likely. the tradition originates from the germans. we can expect an early spring. we'll feel more like spring than winter. >> the forecast is kind och trending that way. >> so you are saying punxsutawney phil is a scientist. >> let's take a look at that seven-day forecast. we got wind tonight, wind advisory until 4:00 a.m. tomorrow morning. here is the story. as the skies clear out, we'll see frosty temperatures, maybe as freeze watch and then if you want to talk about early return of spring-like temperature, second half of the week. more wind possible n

still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, a rough landing in the south bay. >> the pilot circles mineta san jose airport before making a belly landing. >> and several unauthorized photos of the crash that killed kobe bryant leaked to the media. he's under investigation. >> and dramatic moments a woman's car careened off the highway. how emergency workers were able to find her. 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. >>> we covered a rough landing for a plane live, and anchor maria medina has more on how it all unfolded. >> some scary moments. the pilot had to circle the airport for over an hour to burn

prevented the crash that killed kobe bryant. >>> plus, the first case of coronavirus here in the bay area, now new evidence that shows a person can spread the virus before they show any symptoms. >>> a community led petition is trying to improve an east bay fire department's slow response times. coming up, the pushback and the solution. killing us. we have enough. >>> for us she has been making cakes for the bay area for decades. coming up, y1 baker says it is time to close up shop for good. >>> sadly, a very popular bakery in alamo has cracked its last ag. >> don ford tell us why it is the time to take a step back to slow down. >> reporter: the bay area is known for its many world-class restaurants and chefs. today, one of those talented chefs is retiring. >> we've made thousands and thousands of wedding cakes. >> reporter: katrina is an award-winning pastry chef. she makes all manners of custom k cakes, cookies, and you name it, after 33 years, she is closing up shop. >> why are you retiring? what is going on? >> i'm tired. my hands are getting a little arthritis. if i don't give them a

this is our series on the bay area housing crunch. people living in a peninsula mobile home park are wondering what is next after learning the owners want to sell the land. the owners of bay shore villa want to turn it into an apartment complex. this is along 101 near redwood city in incorporated san mateo county but selling the land might be simple because it is one of seven mobile home communities with special county protections aimed at keeping housing affordable. people who live there say they're on edge. >> it is terrifying. i've only been here two years. you know, if i lose my house, i lose my job. >> the management group for bay shore villa said nothing is happening as of of right now. it is just moving forward with the talks with a developer. >>> with housing costs so high, a lot of people are turning to roommates to get by but we're talking about a lot of roommates. how about extreme number of roommates. >> nbc bay area anoushah rasta talks about how it is working. >> reporter: san francisco is one of the most expensive cities

coming here to the bay area. this was the bus. the shooting happened near the grapevine. 80 miles northwest of l.a. six people shot on that greyhound bus. suspect is in custody. we are trying to get more details right now. back to you. >>> thank you. a heartbreaking loss in miami. the 49ers losing to the kansas city chiefs. the streets of kansas city flooded with fans. celebrations going way into the light. nearly 800 fans showed up to watch party at spin in san francisco. hopes were high. by halftime. late game tournament in the fourth quarter by the chiefs left fans stunned. >> disappointed to see that we did not get it this year. i'm glad that they made it to the super bowl. >> deep down inside -- >> they meet it there. they allowed me to come here to cheer for them. we will be back for the super bowl next year. >> the faithful sharing that feeling. every 49er fan said that there's always next year. >>> police responding to shots fired inside a bar. it happened during a super bowl watch party. a bartender telling kpix 5 that th

fog over the bay area right now.i'll show you where it moves for the morning commute and the windy warning ahead. that's in about eight minutes. fighting climate change isn't just about polar bears. we're fighting for our lives, we're fighting for clean air and clean water. that's why i wrote the law to send billions from polluters to communities suffering the most. and only one candidate for president was with us back then, tom steyer. and he's still fighting for us, pledging to make clean air and clean water a right for everyone, regardless of your zip code. that's the truth. that's tom steyer. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. >>> a french bulldog stolen and it's all caught on camera. the owner has a hair salon in san jose and says a customer came in and then took her dog. she owns salon 52 on silver creek. yesterday a man came in saying he wanted a haircut. instead he grabbed her frenchie and rushed out the door. >> this morning wake up, where my dog? didn't see my dog. >> what's your thought about someb

look at the area shaded in blue in the north bay. monday evening through tuesday morning, subfreezing temperatures. if we look close, 30 degrees tomorrow morning in santa rosa. that will be about 16 degrees cooler than it was this morning. it will still be breezy so there will be a nasty windchill on that. it is not just the north bay. take a look at the east bay, san ra mome, going down to 32. even if the numbers are not that cold into the bay itself, it is cold enough. oakland 38 degrees. we are approaching record territory. tomorrow for oakland 37. we're in the neighborhood. the farther south you go, gets a little colder. san jose down to 34. i'll have more in a few minutes. >> thank you. >> >> some sad news out of antioch tonight. a student shot outside of a high school basketball game has died. the 16-year-old was found suffering from de valley high school friday night. he was rushed to the hospital in critical condition but did not survive. police say it started when a boy's basketball game between deer valley and antioch high

knee show the significant wind storm has forced power outages to nearly 60,000 customers across the bay area. right now in the east bay, 45,000 customers more than that are without electricity. the south bay that number is close to 11,000 in the peninsula just under 1500 customers are without power just over 1600 in the north bay and in san francisco 100 customers are without electricity. the company says though pete goss a breach between 6090 miles per hour across the bay, there are no public safety power shutoff during this wind event they say soil moisture levels remain high. due to all the winter rain that we've received however, the company has activated its local emergency centers to help with response time now to get a check of our weather forecast with meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez to find out how much longer these. >>gusty winds are going to last beyond right now we're getting a little bit of a break from those double digit wind speeds but during the overnight hours and into your monday morning commute we are going to notice a dangerous monday morning drive, let's take a look at o

as you might have guessed, those strong winds are causing power outages all over the bay area. nearly 80,000 customers have been effected. the east bay has been the hardest with 65,000 customers left in the dark. that's not a surprise after what we saw from christy there. right now about 3,000 customers without power. san francisco has fewer than 200 in the dark. >>> between strong winds and king tides, this is what things look like in the marina district. a car wash today, but not the kind you want. check out the waves flooding that parking lot. he air.he air, rob rack of the y is in the know. head to his twitter page for the onig involving a deadly hit-and-run crash that killed a little boy. a man turned himself into police and confessed to that crime. they told you about it last night, a four-year-old and his family walking along friday evening. an suv hit the boy and drove off. the boy named hector was air lifted to a hospital where he died a few hours later. police also recovered his vehicle. his name is not being released right now. >>> in san francisco, an off duty fbi ag

most bay area is under a wind . wind speeds are starting to come down. that's the good news. 12 mir 12 miles per hour. those winds gusts around the east bay, oakland airport, up to 50 miles per hour. it is not too often that oakland airport sees it. san jose, 46 miles per hour. the sierra we had confirmed 125 miles per hour at alpine meadows of 95 miles per hour sustained p winds. the wind damaged that particular wind sensor. gusty winds across the sierra. interesting pattern, rain right now in southern california. the battle between high pressure for our northwest. area of low pressure toh. good enough for that wind advisory which will continue at least until 11:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, across the in land east bay. coming up, we'll give you the timing of these wind speeds and a warmer start of the weekend in the seven-day forecast, coming up in about 12 minutes. >> thank you. >> as you may have guesse strong winds causing power outages all over the bay area. 60,000 customers still affected. north bay not so bad. right around 2,000 customers without powe

. >> a bay area man diagnosed with a deadly coronavirus. where he went after he returned from china. >> we are currently reaching out to anyone he may have come into contact with. >> to check the temperature. >>> restrictions on travel. airlines posed to lose a big profits. >>> this is the third time it has happened in the last six months. >>> latebreaking details on a deadly crash in alameda county that left a pedestrian dead. >> the speed limit is 35 and a 60 or 70. >>> spend the kid's inheritance and let's go. to kickoff. >> honey, the bills on the credit card might be expensive but don't worry about it. >>> why one former niner says the jersey color may make all the difference. >> we are wearing white this time right? we wore white when we played the broncos in new orleans. >>> right now on the kpix5 news at 7, and streaming on cbsn bay area, tonight to the bay area's first case of the deadly new coronavirus. that evening, i'm ken bastida. >> i'm elizabeth cook. here is what we know right now, china is reporting 45 new deaths today. bri

he's from the bay area. he's not infected with coronavirus but sure has one story to tell.15-day cruise would take such an unexpected turn. they learned the ship had been hit with the coronavirus outbreak. >> an adventure that wasn't on the princess brochure. >> reporter: they say they had plenty of food, drink, and television to keep them comfortable as they underwent frequent medical checks. >> we had 200 medical staff onboard every day and they were in full hazmat outfits doing random checks. >> reporter: they learned nearly 400 americans onboard would be evacuated back to the u.s. the sabres found themselves aboard a cargo plane closely monitored. seven people on their flight had tested positive and were kept isolated from the rest. >> they were on an isolated section. >> reporter: the sabers' plane landed in texas early this morning. staying upbeat. >> our mind-set is very positive and we're just going to go through it and will come out the other side and have a whale of a good it'tale to share. >> repo

look at the bay area skies.ure we have the cloud cover now but for the most part afternoon is clearing. i'll talk about where we stand coming to that lack of rain coming up. also a look at the allergy report. >> that's a lot of good information. see you in 15. thank you. >>> we begin with developing news, late last night we learned that a judge blocked a plan to transfer 30 to 50 coronavirus patients from here in the bay area at travis air force base to orange county. the patients were set to head to an empty building in costa mesa. it was assisted living center for people with disabilities. but because it's near a country club, golf course and several high schools officials want the transfer stopped. they say they weren't given enough time to put safeguards in place to keep coronavirus from spreading. a judge granted that restraining order for now. a new hearing is set for this monday. >>> the nevada caucus starts at 10:00 this morning with voting beginning at noon. it is the nation's third primary contest. and

so just how did the bay area housing crisis get so bad? we start from the very beginning in our new series "making it in the bay." obama: he's been a leader throughout the country for the past twelve years, mr. michael bloomberg is here. vo: leadership in action. mayor bloomberg and president obama worked together in the fight for gun safety laws, to improve education, and to develop innovative ways to help teens gain the skills needed to find good jobs. obama: at a time when washington is divided in old ideological battles he shows us what can be achieved when we bring people together to seek pragmatic solutions. bloomberg: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. it's timcan it helpltimate sleep nukeep me asleep?he sleep number 360 smart bed. absolutely, it senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. save 50% on the sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. plus 0% interest for 24 months on all smart beds. only for a limited time >>> "making it in the bay", our new look at the bay area housing cri

we expect more than 3,000 people will attend. >>> making it in the bay, our series on the bay area housing crunch. so what happens now for people living in a peninsula mobile home park? bay shore villa sits along 101 in unincorporated san mateo county. the owners want to sell the land so it can become an apartment complex. the park has special county protections into keeping housing affordable. bay shore villa says nothing's happened yet. it is at this point talking to a developer. >>> all week we've been comparing what you'll get housing wise here in the bay area compared to other popular cities. tonight, a $1.4 million budget, which is pretty grand everywhere else but here. >> everywhere else but here, that is true. our business tech reporter is here. hit us with it. we let's put it in perspective. here we are at $1.4 million. that's a lot all over the country. tonight, though, the first time we're actually above the median price for a house in silicon valley. $1.4 million. here's an example of what you get in san jose, four bedrooms, two bathrooms. this one has wrap around landscape gro

i'm melissa colorado, nbc bay area news. >>> many chinese restaurants and businesses across the bay area are struggling since the outbreak of the coronavirus. today in san francisco's chinatown a boost from house speaker nancy pelosi this is her district. she held a meeting with business owners. the owner of the fortune cookie factory says business is down about 70%. >> i better not come to chinatown, to the chinese community so i get less infected. and we need to correct that. >> that's what we're trying to do today is to say everything is fine here. come because precautions have been taken. the city is on top of the situation. >> speaker pelosi says she is concerned the president trump budget proposes a 19% cut to the centers for disease control, the cdc. the president said today the virus is under control in the united states. >> housing, traffic and the climate among the things making people who live in the bay area unhappy. unhappy enough to think about moving. our business tech reporter scott budman joins us leave with results of a survey that say we're less happy than we were last

. >> a bay area deputy ambushed. what he was wearing that likely saved his life. >> he displayed great courage while being fired at. >> coronavirus on the move, and 2 people were transferred to a san francisco hospital. >> and a dramatic ending after a terrifying and deadly shooting inside a greyhound bus. >> due to heroic acts by the passengers, they were able to overcome the subject and disarm him. >> the 49ers that may not be on next year's roster. their tough flight home after the super bowl loss, and the fans still faithful tonight. [ cheers and applause ] >> you rock! >>> right now on kpix 5 news at 7:00 and streaming on cbsn bay area, a beautiful sunset tonight leading to a very cold night ahead. good evening, i'm ken bastida. >> and i'm elizabeth cook. a live look at san francisco. our sales force cameras bouncing around a little bit along with the cold. there's gusty winds out there tonight. brian hackney has the latest. >> yes, if the winds are gusty enough, it won't get that cold, but at the moment we have

a peek outside before we go checking and a calm conditions around the bay area you're getting a mixed bag of temperatures 30's, 40's and 50's around the bay this morning it's going to be later this afternoon, but just a little cold outside right now, so you may want to grab a jacket before you head out. >>we'll check in on your afternoon highs and the sunshine that's expected today. john trimble has all today. john trimble has all those details after the break. this burger's delicious! today. john trimble has all those details after the break. let's make it more delicious! ♪ menutaur put an extra patty on that! bam! woah! uh-uhhh! my $4.99 triple bonus jack combo! stack it up for an extra buck. check out my triple bonus jack! check it out with an extra patty! yeah! ok! let's ride! oh hey man, uhh... [car beeps] my $4.99 triple bonus jack combo! stack it up for an extra buck. leadership that makes a difference. vo: a great president and an effective mayor. obama: he's been a leader throughout the country for the past twelve years, mr. michael bloomberg is here. vo: together they worked

ian cull, be in bay area news. >>> this just in. a warning issued for people in a petaluma neighborhood. they're asking anyone living in the area of cardinal ware, noriel and turtle creek lanes to stay inside. that's right by the rooster run golf club. we're working to find out more information about why this shelter in place is in effect. >>> developing news at this hour. a firefighter is dead and one missing after a fire in a central valley library. this is happening in porterville, which is near fresno. the fire started around 4:00 p.m. crews were on the scene in a matter of minutes since the fire department is just across the street. but those flames quickly spread. >>> a mountain view woman narrowly escapes after police say a man tried to did nap her. mountain view police arrested this man after they say he repeatedly rang her doorbell late last night. when she opened door, officers say he grabbed her and tried to force her to drive him somewhere. she got away. police found him a few hours later sitting on top of a carport. >>>

sergio quintana, nbc bay area news. >> download our free nbc bay app to get updates on the growing outbreak. >>> the city of san jose tackling methamphetamine use with its sobering center. 10 of the 20 spaces reserved specifically for methamphetamine users. the center will provide showers, food, clothing, and medical care. >> they can stay there for just shy of 24 hours to sober up. we're going to use the opportunity to try to connect them directly to services or to family or to a place for them to go after they are with us. >> those changes take effect on march 4th. >>> the first primary of the 2020 election cycle just three days away. the race heating up. the tone on the trail is changing. the front-runners are coming under heavy attack across new hampshire piling on pete buttigieg. >> he's a good guy, he's a great mayor. but guess what? matters. ayor. >> change is not going to be coming from somebody who gets a lot of money from the ceos of the pharmaceutical industry. >> a new nbc news/meares poll in new hampshire shows bernie sanders with a slim lead overre joe biden more than 10 point

it felt 55 miles per hour even more a lot of damage throughout the bay area on the east bay power lines went down trees. staff there was debris all over the place power outages you touched upon all of that pg and he had to scramble just to make sure that the power lines that did come down were quickly removed and made it safe for everybody, the oakland fire department there were also very busy as well making sure that people were safe. they are warning people because this is far from over if a line is down stay away from it. >>reminding people that if you come across a wire. that's down or wire with a tree in it please do not touch. it don't approach it trying to get a good location of where it is and call us and let us know a 911 we're 3, 1 one they can access and let us know about the hazard. >>and there is one thing that throughout my years of reporting, i've learned if you see i down line do not assume that the line is dead, even if it looks start in that area i could be a live wire do a u turn and get away from the scene we will continue to monitor the situation not so bad at this

we brought you the press conference live on cbsn bay area. you can watch 24/7 on kpix.com and other digital platforms. >>> san mateo poce help new clue will help them crack a 44-year-old cold case. detectives have a new picture they're now linking to a missing woman. the problem is they don't know who he is. kpix 5's da lin is live at the san mateo police department with the call for the public's help. >> reporter: right, this is a picture taken more than 4 decades ago. right here, this young lady, she went missing. next to her is the person of interest that police are hoping someone will recognize and identify him. >> it gives me hope just to give us closure. >> reporter: 44 years. not a day goes by without jerry roach thinking of his older sister sherry. >> maybe she is still arrive, which i'm hoping for, but i know it's doubtful. i think if she was alive she would have contacted me. >> reporter: jerry suspects foul play, but san mateo detectives simply don't know what happened to her. she was reported hissing in 1976, from a san mateo half

scott mcgrew posted a complete voter guide with issues for each bay area county, and ian cull looks at how santa clara county's e property tax measure could impact you. go to nbcbayarea.com/election guide. >>> making it in the bay. what some people living in an east bay apartment are doing to protest their high rent. >>> also how bicyclists want to make the embarcadero in san francisco safer, but it's controversial. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. a wind advisory over the north bay. we'll let you know how long those winds could stay gusty for the mountains. plus details on what could be aggravating your allergies. i'll have that in about nine minutes. fighting climate change isn't just about polar bears. we're fighting for our lives, we're fighting for clean air and clean water. that's why i wrote the law to send billions from polluters to communities suffering the most. and only one candidate for president was with us back then, tom steyer. and hell, pledging to make clean air and clean water a right for everyone, regardless of your zip code. that's the truth. that's tom ste

bay area? what the police are doing to keep it from happening again. next. >>> right now at 11:00, a new local case of the coronavirus that's raising a red flag. the first person who may have been infected through casual contact, meaning the patient did not travel abroad recently or have close contact with anyone who did. that patient is from solano county, and this is the type of scenario that has doctors fearful. also playing out as the president tries to calm fears across the country. >> we're ready to adapt and we're ready to do whatever we have to as the disease spreads, if it spreads. >> now, we have a lot to get to including what you need to know if more cases begin popping up here. let's begin right away with nbc bay area's cheryl hurd at uc davis medical center. and cheryl, that is where that patient is being treated. >> reporter: that's right. the ceo is confirming that the patient is being treated here. the patient was transferred here last wednesday on a ventilator and showing signs of the virus. when the patient arrived, hospital officials

, this is kpix 5 news. >>> right now and streaming on cbsn bay area, a beloved bay area pizza shopine suspect has been there before. >>> plus -- >> a murder conviction overturned. this morning, how dna help clear them and of the crime more than a decade later. >>> and business is certainly blooming this morning in the bay area. take a look at these beautiful flowers. we're live where the rush is on at san francisco's flower mart. and that is because it is valentine's day today. happy valentines, everybody. it is friday, february 14th. i'm michelle griego. >> and i'm kenny choi. good morning. it is 6: 00. >> happy valentine's day. sending some left as you head out the door for work and school. it is a cloudy start for sure. many locations, and as we head through the afternoon, we will catch some clearing, seasonal daytime highs. as we go through our afternoon. so specific locations, 59, san francisco. 61 in oakland. later on today, 64 in concord. 63 in fremont. 66 for san jose. i will have your weekend forecast and if there's any changes inside. i will talk about that coming up. and no

bay area in santa clara county. the abc reporter joings us live from san jose with what we know about the patient in the south bay. >> reporter: good evening guys. we know this woman arrived on january 23rd from china and she had been to wuhan. the health officials say she is not related to the man who on friday became the first bay area person identified with the coronavirus. public health officials also want to emphasize that neither patient was sick enough to be hospitalized. >> she's been at her family's home since her arrival and has not left home except to seek medical care. she's a mild illness and has sought outpatient treatment two times. >> reporter: the woman flu into sfo from china to visit someone in the south bay shelf and her family have been told to stay home. >> her family is isolated at home. they're not leaving home, not even to buy groceries or other supplies. our public health team, however, does support people who are isolated at home for infectious diseases by providing food and necessary items

let's get a check of the weather around the bay area grace is standing by murray said yeah let's takeour friday microclimate forecast because we're going to continue on this warming and drying trend out there and afternoon highs will be in the upper 60's for downtown san francisco, 69 degrees, a mix of sun and clouds. >>very dry conditions will continue 69 degrees for those of you at half moon bay, a little bit cooler though for those of on terror in the mid 60's, but upper 60's for pacifica as well brisbane 69 degrees below 70's for south san francisco and san bruno wind speeds light to breezy around 15 miles per hour less redwood city 70 degrees san mateo trying to floor was 70's but 69 degrees for your friday afternoon highs with widespread low to mid 70's for most of the south bay, san jose 73 degrees and in the east bay low 70's for livermore mid 70's for hayward at 74 degrees her into raga in the upper 60's at 60 degrees oakland 73 enrichment 71 degrees for your afternoon highs to we're going to be about 5 to 15 degrees above average napa 73 degrees in santa rosa warming up to 7

as nbc bay area's joe rosato jr. shows us, school districts across the state hope this 13 could bring good luck for aging schools. >> welcome to the rock. >> reporter: when you invite a visitor to your place, you probably don't start the tour at the bathrooms. but at castlemont high school in east oakland, head custodian is painting a portrait of need. >> i fix those, two of them is broken. >> reporter: his visitor on this unusual tour -- >> not even insulated there. >> reporter: oakland schools chief of facilities. >> tell me about the bleachers. >> it's so messed up, you can mess up your back trying to pull them out. >> reporter: point of interest, the school's heating system. >> it all leaks out. >> reporter: another bathroom where robinson shows off his fix for a missing toilet paper dispenser. >> oh, yeah, that's great. >> reporter: this less than flattering view of castlemont is highlighting something the district doesn't have enough of, money. >> the idea is one of the frustrating aspects of working in underfu

low 50s closer to the bay area. closely we have high clouds around san jose and san francisco. the wind starting to pick up along the coast. that is a trend you'll wake up to for tomorrow morning. but 40s to start the day. lucky 49 degrees in oakland for tomorrow morning. as we head through the afternoon, we're not going to be near 70 degrees tomorrow. so not only will it be windy, it's going to be noticeably colder. so as those gusty winds pick up, you're going to feel a little taste of canadian air conditioning out there during the day tomorrow. here's another taste of canadian air conditioning for you. look at the snow showers around the sierra. if you're heading to lake tahoe look out for highs in the 20s and low temperatures near 10 degrees with some snow flurries at times tomorrow. not a big deal in terms of the snow, but the wind and the cold will be something we feel from the sierra back to the bay area. notice increasing clouds dropping out of the north during the day tomorrow as the winds pick up. keep a c

downtown san francisco saw a wind gust in that 40 les per hour range and we are seeing that that bay area shoreline no longer shaded in that hand color and that's because that wind advisory was allowed to expire 7 o'clock this evening. so just about an ho ago, but it remainsfortbay area coastline and even for our highest peaks, let's time out this when because we are tracking right now current wind speeds noticeably, calmer seeing sustainewinds at 21 miles per hour at fairfield but overall the worst is over for most us in the bay area but we're not out of the woods just yet bause as you could see by monday morning still tracking sustained winds in that 20 to 30 mile per ur range as winds will increase during the oveight hours even through your monday drive safely and a lot of you had to tackle a lot of broken anches on the roads and toppled trees as well d also downed werlines at that in futu wind gusts will show winds continuinto howl for our north bay mounins and east bay hills even through monday night and into tuesday morning. so that's why we're going to have th wind advisorextended

>>the bay bridges around the bay area starting up with the bay bridge toll plaza approach, a traffic, nice and light here if you need to get into san francisco. in the next little bit it is definitely friday light and we're looking at a drive time about 11 minutes. coming out of the pay gates and then trying to make your way across the upper deck to the fremont street exit. that's a great drive time and look at this really thinning out here the san mateo bridge only 15 minutes coming out of the east bay trying to make your way over to the peninsula. and it's nice and mild for the richmond sandra fell bridge. no backup behind the pay gates as a matter of fact and only 8 minutes on west bound 5.80 getting into the north bay and the north bay looks great coming out of the nevada area and south 1, one getting through moran to sausalito 21 minutes across the golden gate and into san francisco on south one to one. now back to the news all right, well as we head into the home buying season home values are expected to rise. that's according to zillow an online real estate database. >>kron fou

it was headed to the bay area. he los angeles area when reportedly the gunman opened fire. people on the bus, there were about 40 passengers on the bus starting calling 911. we know six people were hit. they're juinjuries range from major to moderate. these are live pictures from the scene where the bus was pulled over at the bottom of the cajon pass right there at athe base of the gape vine as you head up the grade. this is at a valero station. there is obviously many officials at the scene there this morning. we're continuing to follow this breaking news out of southern california this morning to find out more information, the gunman was taken into custody on that bus. >>> 5:45 this morning and today some americans will once again vote for donald trump. >> decision 2020 kicks off for real today, scott mcgrew. >> for real. with the iowa caucus. republicans in iowa will gather to show support for trump for the three lesser known republican candidates. democrats will be choosing from all kinds of candidates. at diffe

for the bay area this morning. at least people injured. plus , this. >>> and it is tough. i mean, i have had this feeling before. >> a blow for the red and gold. a the hope for a six super bowl victory will have to wait until next year. >>> the knowledgeable, but be cautious. >> the nasty coronavirus spreading to the bay area. the crack down this morning at sfo. >>> at the future of the race for the white house lies in the hands of iowa park the last- minute push by the candidates. >>> good morning, it is monday, february 3rd. >> good morning. it is 6:00 on the dot. let's get a check of that forecast. we are off to a chilly start. >> good monday morning to you. it tough morning after our super bowl yesterday. but we are here to get you through it. 30s and 40s. and even subfreezing in spots for napa, fairfield, livermore, coming in at 31 degrees. it is freezing for you in fremont this morning. 33 in mountain view. 37 in san jose. 42 in oakland. 44 for san francisco. as we head through the afternoon, cool below avera

>>wind speeds regularly gusting well in excess of 20 miles per hour inland east bay areas are also going to be looking at strong wind snow after calming briefly this afternoon winds pick up again tonight becoming widespread from the coast. the peninsula, the east bay and then all across the north bay to overnight winds could again results in some downed trees power outages, it's going to be a branch dodging day from a morning hours through the evening tonight on into tomorrow too which as you see here, this is 10:15am tomorrow morning. we're still in the midst of all those strong winds now tomorrow afternoon there you go nice and calm it's going to take a while to get there. but we are eventually going to see some common conditions and yes, i mentioned those wind advisories you can see him on the map here in the lighter tan color. those extended through tuesday for some areas and well when you look at those wind speeds it's pretty easy to see why we are going to be seeing those winds extended through the evening tonight so definitely something that you want to keep your eye on as you're

but it's going to be cold tonight all around the bay area. reeze warning will be in effect from midnight tonight until 9:00 tomorrow morning, and much of the north bay where low temperatures will drop into the mid- to upper 20s in some spots. that's pretty cold. other inland locations will see lows near freezing in the east bay. in the south bay, around the bay shoreline, look for lows in the mid- to upper 30s. tomorrow another day much like today. sunny skies and relatively cool conditions with high temperatures mainly in the mid-50s. and here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. temperatures will begin to moderate on wednesday. so we'll have a warm-up beginning midweek. thursday, friday, saturday, look for high temperatures inland and around the bay in the mid-60s, upper 50s on the coast. and going into oscar sunday, the wednesday will be award winning. nice and sunny and mild. ama? >> all right. thank you, spencer. >>> three years and a beer. that's what it took to get reunited with a lost dog. listen to this. a minnesota family lost thei

how quick-thinking helped save a child's life. >>> and a live look across the bay area on this mondayning. san francisco and san jose, a foggy start to some parts of the bay this morning. >>> 5:31 now. good morning. happy presidents' day and thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia. >> and i'm marcus washington. let's talk about the weather before you head out of the door. now, kari, the question is now when you head out of the door, can you see anything? >> it depends on -- >> wow, look at that. >> this is oakland. and looking at the view there. and the fog is very slow. so you're dealing with with thats as you drive to work this morning. the fog is drifting around. so visibility dropping down to a quarter mile or less. we're down to half a mile visibility in oakland and three quarters of a mile in napa. so we're seeing it in some areas. not all of us will start out with the fog and then we will all get sunshine today. it turns out to be a nice one with highs reaching into the upper 60s and low 70s. we'll even look ahead to the weekend, that is coming up in when six minutes. but mike

still ahead on our next half hour on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area -- >> i just felt, robbersso my husband then came out of the bathroom and just started chasing. >> a fighting home invasion foiled in the east bay. coming up, the tactic police say? are using to target homes. >>> and don't forget, we are streaming now on cbsn bay area. tom steyer: listen, every democrat running for president is better than the criminal in the white house. we all have progressive plans to address the big challenges facing our country. what makes me different, is i've been working for ten years outside of washington, to end the corporate takeover of our democracy, and to return power to the american people. i started need to impeach to hold this lawless president accountable. i'm proposing big reforms like term limits... ...a national referendum... ...and ending corporate money in politics. as president, i'll declare climate change an emergency on day 1. and, use those powers to finally address the climate crisis. and, i've spent 30 years building a successful international business. so, i can ta

the minnesota senator also picking up a big endorsement today from the bay area news group. that cluincludes the mercury ne and east bay times. oice for the democrats to win t back the presidency. on the republican side, president trump will be in palm springs on wednesday for a fund-raiser hosted by oracle boss larry ellison. our website is a good resource for super tuesday. we have a complete voter guide highlighting issues in every local county. just go to nbcbayarea.com/electionguide. >>> two high profile bay area mayors are saying not in my city. tonight san jose mayor sim liccardo says he will not comply with president trump's orders to deploy immigration agents to sanctuary cities. customs and border patrol typically detain people along the border and at ports of entry. today "the new york times" reported 100 border patrol officers will be assigned to ten sanctuary cities. mayor liccardo posted a series of tweets tonight saying he rejects the administration's tactics of fear, tearing families apart. oakland mayor libby schaaf also taking a stand. >> oakland does not ne

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that'sr: rman doesn't have the longest commute in the bay area. we talked with a man who lives outside of sacramento and drive news sf. th than 100 miles each way. live in livermore, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>s it has to be draining on the people. >> before you even get to work. >> exactly. >>> especially on a monday morning. it shows, though, mike, as we talk about the morning commute. after working this shift for more than 20 years, i see people out of the door earlier and earlier. >> more on the road. bob is talking about the altamont one of the supercommutes in livermore and mr. vasquez from soledad way to the south so that is a big issue. right now looking at 87 and that has a crash. probably a vta light rail just off near the station. so we're getting more detail but i see significant build there for northbound routes through san jose. and a smoother flow of traffic but a build for richmond st at the bay bridge toll plaza itself shows the back-up. but the left lanes are lightening up, the closest ones are hoff so, gat advantage. b.a.r

we need the rain here in the bay area. this longer-range weather model does not look all that promising for any big winter storm's coming our way. santa rosa 243. sunset at 6:01. yep. check out our daytime highs for the south bay. so it is still going to be a mild to warm day across the region, even with his class. 78, hamill. san jose and morgan hill. for the east bay, concord, topping out at 77. 77 for livermore. and looking at 69 in sausalito. 70 in berkeley. 73 for san leandro and 74 for windsor. here's that extended forecast. so cool or saturday. check out sunday. much cooler. we will see the winds kick up for the hills and for the coast. all of us will be in the 50s on sunday. kenny? >>> married to thank you. new video this morning. this batmobile on the scene driving around in moscow. last weekend. it was not long before police seized it. officials found it and say that the car was not registered. and hit the driver with traffic violation charges. know the vehicle sits in a specialized parking lot. >>> it is 5:51. r

officers did not write tickets or make arrests on the spot, but they took video and notes. >> nbc bay area investigates, and for years the shifts in the bay have been told to slow down and avoid from hitting the endangered whales. >> and most are speeding right by the request and whales are now dying off of the coast at levels not seen in more than ta decade. tonight at 11:00, senior investigatety reporter will dive into why the shipping companies won't slow down. one reason, some say they have never even heard about the suggested speed limit. >> how is it that four years after this policy went into effect, there are shipping companies that claim they have no idea about these speed restrictions? >> there are shipping companies that have probably not been into the port here in four years, and so, how do you reach those, and so it is difficult. >> so who is exactly responsible for getting the word out to shipping companies and what happens if the ships continue to speed through the bay? we will have that story for you tonight at 11:00. >>> if you have a story for the investigative unit, give