>> that's right, christi.s will be -- some deductions have gone away. you can't take your kids as personal exemptions. as of january 1st, alimony deductions have gone away. miscellaneous deductions like mileage and meals and entertainment have gone away. what you have to understand the standard deduction is $12,200. for a married couple 24h -- you can itemize deductions. if your mortgage interest, charitable contributions, your state and local taxes are higher than that, you want to itemize. >> do all donations count regardless? >> no, they don't. if you take the standard deduction, you won't get them. if you itemize, you can take a full set of charitable contributions. >> good to know. a lot of -- there are different tax rates. how do we know really where we fall in the rates. >> challenging, christi. it's a tough tax system. we're in a progressive tax system. what happens is the first amount of money you make, you're taxed at 10%, the next amount at 12 prs up to 30%. the marginal bracket is on the last dolla

please welcome back to "the late show," governor chris christie. ( applause ) ♪ ♪ ♪ oh, christie oh,>> happy to be back. >> stephen: you're one of the few republicans who will come on the show. >> they have no guts. >> stephen: they have no guts. >> no guts! >> stephen: do they have no guts or are you really not a republican anymore? >> i'm a republican. >> stephen: do you do everything trump says without question? >> no. >> stephen: then if you don't, you're not a republican. >> then maybe i'm not a republican. all the other republicans have no guts. this is fun! >> stephen: it is fun, isn't 2? >> why wouldn't you victim comehere and have fun. look at all these people! >> stephen: what have we got here? >> on what other programs do you drink on live television? >> stephen: there you go. got some more of this george clooney liberal tequila for you. >> fidrink, thisy i might be rnie sderso democracy. freedom. >> freedom. >> stephen: yes. ( applause ) i didn't know we were doing it like that. okay, so, you were here for the first democratic debate. >> yes. >> stephen: back in june or j

victor and christi. >> sarah westwood at the white house.hank you. >>> the retired admiral gives this dire washing in "the washington post" about the shake-up that's happening in the intelligence community. i'm going to read a portion of it. as americans we should be frightened, deeply afraid for the future of the nation when good men and women can't speak the truth, when facts are inconvenient, when integrity and character no longer matter. when presidential ego and self-preservation are more important than national security then there is nothing left to stop the triumph of evil. >> former director for communication for u.s. national intelligence and cnn john turn0 is with us now. sam, i want to get your take on richard grenell. help us understand, not just his position, but even some of these others. and all of these other acting positions, positions that are not permanently filled. what is the risk to national security when you've got someone not appointed to that position, necessarily, because the senate hasn't appointed anybody. but sti

christie smith is reporting a drop in business, christie. >> that's right. one woman we spoke to of a popular business said she's seeing owners in social media about her own business that just aren't true and she thinks that's part of the reason why people are staying away. the mayor says it's time to support these businesses and set the record straight. >> at the shooting star cafe in oakland's chinatown, tables are usually full and there's a line outside. not lately. >> i feel like they're just rumors, right? it's not really fair to suddenly stop going to these businesses. >> these friends from uc berkeley came for one reason. >> just for good food, actually. it was never on our mind. >> karen song says business here is way down. she joined the mayor and others explaining theimpact of misinformation. >> the virus problem affect our restaurant a lot and they're talking about people from china. >> oakland has no confirmed cases of the coronavirus. the mayor shared the message it's safe to come to chinatown. >> we recognize that there are many false rumors, m

reporting live in inverness, christie smith, "nbc bay area news." >> what a story, christie. thank you so much. >>> crews got word of the incredible discovery just after 10:00 this morning. take a listen to this. >> information i have is two parties alive and talking. >> made contact with inverness i-c, go ahead and start a rescue helicopter. >> it's been an incredible effort to find them. christie was talking about it, hundreds of people involved in that search. now, here is a look at where carol and ian were last seen more than a week ago at a rental home on v de lavista in inverness. today search and rescue crews found them in a drainage ditch east of pierce point road. rescuers say the distance is only half a mile as the crow flies but no trails are in the area and walking between the two locations would take three to four hours. we are expecting a news conference shortly with members of the family. we will keep you posted on that. we sent out a news alert as soon as they found the missing hikers. download our nbc app to stay up to date on what is happening around the bay

reporting live in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> christie, thanks very much. >>today three more passengers, including two americans, were being quarantined on a cruise ship in japan, tested positive for the virus. health officials say passengers who had contact with those people are now also being tested for the virus. the cruise line says it's collaborating with the japanese government and health ministry, who have sent additional medical staff. >> we recognize that this situation is not ideal on any dimension. it's unbelievably stressful and challenging for both our guests and our crew. being isolated to a stateroom for 14 days, although well appointed, is certainly not an experience we would wish upon anyone. >> 64 people on the diamond princess are now infected. among them, 13 americans. be sure to download our free nbc bay area app to get updates on this growing outbreak. you can also head to our website, nbcbayarea.com, for the latest on the number of cases and quarantine sites across the state. >>> outside we go right now. looking at the golden gate bridge

victor and christi.ou had to turn on state tv here and you'll see this hospital construction over and over. it's something that they're quite proud of. that they're touting as being impressive. which it is. it will be able to hold a thousand patients. as you mentioned, a few days later, they anticipate to open up yet another hospital that will hold about 1600 patients. the reality goes beyond these heroic efforts. that's something we've dealt with. talking to folks on the ground. the nurses, the doctors on the frontlines of this. they have talked about the lack of resources. the federal government is pushing forward with moving the supplies in, the medical supplies, the face macsks, the haz-mat suits. the health care workers say it's not coming to them. that's not been solved. needless to say, we saw the premier of china, he was at a command center. he stressed the medical supplies needs to get where the nurses and doctors are. he's going to step up production of some of the factories. he hit on somethin

matthew was an organ donor and christy received his heart.he moment that father heard his son's heartbeat again. >> there it is. >> you hear it? that's your son. >> yeah. >> reporter: his father hears it. >> oh, my god. >> clear as day. >> it is. >> reporter: christy puts her hand on that father's shoulder and that dad says he could just imagine what his son is doing. >> he's probably out there running laps. >> reporter: his son, the runner, and christy, grateful for his heart. his father tonight telling us this. >> so peaceful and it was something that we all needed. >> reporter: and christy, too. >> hi, david. >> reporter: tonight, that donor is grateful not only for the heart, but for that family. >> so thankful and blessed to have them in our lives. it's like, at the end of a rainbow, you find a pot of gold? for me, that's how it is. >> beautiful story. two families brought together. i'm david muir. i hope to see you right bac >>> the ground water has shut down on an oakland high school. good afternoon. thank you for joining us. >> studen

>> reporter: victor and christie, this is incredibly notable. they sued to get these documents from the department of justice and they won. they got the documents, emails between the department of defense and the office of management and budget. they received emails that were heavily redacted. they took them back to court. what we're seeing is an overview of what was in those heavily redacted emails. here's why it's notable. it shows an extent. it shows the administration acknowledging president trump thinking that these emails actually exist that surround his involvement in this withholding of ukraine aid and it's coming at a time that with just hours after this vote that blocked all of these subpoena and documents and witnesses. so you're seeing here two things happening. one, this realization that these emails will not be put into any sort of this impeachment trial here and that they actually exist. now we're heading into a vote to acquit president trump with this happening over them showing once again that there are actual pieces of evidence

christie smith. nbc bay area news. >> thank you, christie. >>> the fire at a san jose home turned into a crime scene, at a house on tully drive. illegal marijuana ground operation was inside the house. >>> michael bloomberg will be back in california this week. he made the tour to the state with supporters and several leaders. the tour is going to start tomorrow, he's going to make stops at fresno and compton. >>> in iowa, anticipation for tomorrow's democratic caucus is at an all time high. candidates are making their final stops before iowans casting their votes. the results of the first democratic contest for 2020 will come in. what happens in iowa could set the stage on what happens on super tuesday. >>> here in the bay area, a small group of iowa residence are going to get a chance to caucus at stanford university. iowa democrats who could not make their hometown precinct can attend the caucus at stanford. it starts at 5:00 p.m. and open to the public. nbcbayarea.com, visit your website and stay

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christy smith joins us live where a memorial, i see it behind you there, christy, has been set up. >> reporter: yeah. that's right, terry. and it just keeps getting bigger and bigger. people keep coming by all afternoon in tears. as you can imagine, just absolutely devastated by this. they describe a caring teen who didn't go out often and was extremely generous to the people around him. an uncle identified him as jonathan parker. and they, like many here, for at the school grieving. they say he was into video games, collecting coins and really being with his family. though he typically didn't go out, he decided to come to the game at deer valley where he was a student and then the unthinkable happened. after the basketball game let out, that's when a fight broke out and then gunfire. today people remember him as a special, kind person. >> he played this game, fortnite. he was a gamer. that's why, you know, it hurts so much, you know, because this kid never left. never left the house. >> whoever did this, you took everything from our family. we'll never be the same. my sister will nev

reporting live in san mateo county, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> still to come, preparing for super tuesday, what a new poll shows about the presidential race in california. >>> i'm chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. all of that record heat we had this week is now starting to move off towards the west. and it's going to make way for this much colder storm. you won't believe the drop we're going to see the next couple days, and i'll show it to new about seven minutes. growing up in la, bad air forced us indoors.

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 agent shot a man late last night. still unknown what led to that shooting and who the man is. the injuries are not believed to be life threatening. it happened shortly before midn

chris christie not to pull it off. elizabeth warren did not move up in the polls so much, she did not move bernie sanders, bernie sanders is winning the socialist primary, elizabeth warren is not. on the moderate -- on the moderate side both the mayor, he did okay, amy klobuchar did not do that well. imagine congressional candidates, democrat candidates in swing districts how they feel this morning. [laughter] maria: yeah. >> very obvious that all of the moments with bernie sanders right now, i don't think he necessarily had a bad night, i think he had a good night. he's been saying the same thing for the past 420 years and his

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christie smith is live at fairfield with details on that. >> reporter: terry, they are expected here much later tonight and after quite an experience, it is not over yet. certainly must be relief for some passengers but still one man decided to stay behind. he has some serious questions about how this all unfolded. >> the long journey home for americans on the diamond cruise ship in japan is underway. they were taken by bus to a converted windows cargo claim. another difficult journey for people who have already dealt for a whole lot. >> we have not been out of this cabin for two weeks. >> reporter: we spoke with him by phone. he says he's been healthy in quarantine and wanted to maintain the quarantine for the duration he did not want to leave.

christi, and victor? >> david culver for us there in beijing. daftd, tha david, thank you. >>> closing arguments in president trump's impeachment trial start tomorrow. both sides get two hours to make their case to the senators one last time. >> it's widely believed the president will be acquitted on the charges. national correspondent kristen holmes with us from florida now. if he's acquitted, kristen, any indication the president will consider that proof that he did not wrong and what will we hear from him? >> reporter: christi, even if he wasn't acquitted, we likely would hear president trump saying that he needed to be completely vindicated and he was completely innocent, which is what we've seen during the process. the real question remains whether he will make some sort of public statement on wednesday after that vote. a source close to him said that if president trump decides to do something like that, do not expect any sort of apology. expect more of what we've heard before, that this was a hoax. that he is completely innocent. i want to

christie smith saw a lot of it. she joins us live from oakland where fieg fighters and street crews have been very, very busy. >> reporter: the wind has been absolutely wild today. still a little breezy up here. but i want to show you what happened. this is one of the trees that came crashing down here. the folks who live hearsay they heard the wind and the hills and then boom. fortunately they're all right. but as you can imagine, their nerves are rattled by th this is a huge pine that toppled over this morning. the neighbor said she was nervous and wanted to leave but then found another problem. that was trees down on skyline boulevard, so she had a hard time getting out. the winds were clocked at more than 50 miles an hour and knocked down more than two dozen trees. now we spoke with neighbors here and in another neighborhood they shared what they experienced. >> this morning at 8:30, i'm in bed and i hear the howling winds and a tree falls on my bedroom. i hopped up and yelled to my kids to get up and get out. >

christie smith spoke with passengers who just boarded a cruise ship. christie? >> reporter: that is right. and that cruise ship just took off a few minutes ago. dy have a chance to speak with some of the passengers. and they tell me they received several updads from princess cruises about steps being taken over concerns about the coronavirus. they say they certainly appreciate that and were mostly glad their destination was hawaii. >> i had concerned a little bit when it just kept escalating. >> reporter: dan welton came to san francisco for a 15-day cruise. in the days before boarding, the coronavirus outbreak on the diamond princess cruise ship in japan did cross his mind. >> i do have -- on board. >> reporter: but he was happy to know the grand princess is bound for hawaii and feels satisfied that princess cruises kept him updated with the precautions they've taken. >> by putting out the disclaimer on everybody who bought tickets. >> all of our vessels service the west coast of the united states. >> reporter: randy is director of communications for the port o

christie smith joins us from the courthouse in oakland with the details. christie? >> reporter: well, john lee cowell was let out of court in oakland after an outburst, disagreeing with what the prosecutor was saying and he only came back for what amounted to a short amount of tie-- amou of time and he was not in court when the brutal attack was played. >> i was just too devastated to watch. >> reporter: emotions ran high in court as surveillance video showed the horrific stabbing of nia wilson at the b.a.r.t. station. there were sobs and silence. wilson's mother spoke to us during a break about the case. >> pure evil. evil. evilness. that is evilness. how could you do something to these beautiful young women. they didn't do nothing. they didn't see him. they didn't react to him. they don't know him. pure evil. >> reporter: prosecutors laid out the opening arguments in the trial of john lee cowell, describing a premeditated deliberate surprise attack in 2018. >> it gets really emotional. especially when the family are having flashbacks of just receiving the news on

and finally christie imagine it for yourself if you come home from work after a long day maybe a long week like this week simply looking to relax maybe you light a candle what scent puts you at ease the most is it lavender citrus maybe vanilla but what if i offered you cents like sesame seed bun one huh. 100 percent ground beef onions ketchup cheese and pickles that's right the world's largest fast food chain mcdonald's is making a 6 pack of candles that smell like your favorite quarter pounder ingredients the caymans were created to celebrate the sandwiches 50th year anniversary and will be available on mcdonald's fanclub website very soon now oddly scented candles are nothing new a company called the stinky candle company sells things like chlorine clean puppy and even straight up garlic and the yankee candle company which sells many candles has things like whiskers on kittens and man town scented candle which smells like a man cave independent creators christie they're even doing things like pizza and beer get him on etsy maybe what both of those and you can smell like a bar of som

this we're joined by boom bust co-hosts christiane who is joining us once again from los angeles christy thank you so much for joining us today guys christy as after record highs on wednesday the 3 major benchmarks here in the u.s. the dow the s. and p. and the nasdaq all took early losses before kind of stabilizing in the afternoon and just taking you know fractions of a reset off but at this point do american markets actually have any idea how to react to what is going on with the crow virus. well at this point i think you just pointed out the markets really don't know how to react because don't forget today midday we did hit all the new 52 week highs again in the s. and p. 500 so at this point the markets equity markets know that no matter what happens a central bank is going to be ready to bail it out so the bad news is good news narrative is still very much intact so in times like these we always think that the fixed income market is much more accurate in these market predictions rather than the equity markets which as we know are subject to the central bank manipulations but so if

seeing a turn for i don't want to celebrity up on this who does that but christie. you are the queen of biohacking you know how great it is people ask me what i meant about school them explain to them these different things because the stuff that you're talking about where you talk to me about and you do some of it i will disclose what you do but this is kind of next level stuff in terms of how you're trying to mix kind of science and the function of your body could exactly so i think it can be separated into 2 umbrellas one is to improve your quality of life through all means whether it's through cognitive abilities or athletic abilities and the other half of that is actually trying to extend your life so if we talk about those 2 things separately if we're talking about improving efficiency so that includes everything from bullet to coffee in order to improve cognitive abilities that includes my kudos thing l.s.d. in order because that releases sarah time that would leases. which also helps to improve cognition memory and allows you to free your thinking because th

and yes we have now seen the worst week for markets since the 2008 financial crisis wiping out as christy just said 5 trillion dollars from global markets i'm going to say it again wiping out 5 trillion dollars in one week we're going to break down global markets and the horrific week they just had in just a minute but 1st let's get you caught up on the very latest with the corona virus which of course is blamed as the catalyst for all of this so here are the latest numbers more than 83000 people and at least 53 countries have been infected and of those more than 2800 have died outside of china the largest number of deaths is in iran at 34 where that country has seen a huge jump in infections to ron had already canceled friday prayers at the capitals of 23 of iran's 31 provinces u.s. secretary of state might bump aoe says that the u.s. has. offered to assist iran with medical response over in south korea they have the highest number of infections outside of china at 2337 and while china seems to have gotten some control over the spread of the corona virus it is italy that appears to be a

you can see here the wind knocking down tree branches, nbc bay area's christie smith is live. firefighters have been busy all day and still are busy. >> absolutely. this tree hit the roof of a bedroom and it was a woman inside. she describes it as super scary. everyone made it out okay but the wind today were absolutely wild. >> i hear the howling winds and this big crack. >> reporter: jennifer was in bed at her home when she got quite a scare and a close call. the tree fell close to my bedroom. i hopped out of my bed and screamed out to my kids to get out. >> she wanted to leave but found part of skyline boulevard blocked by trees. >> since i have been up here this morning, we had about 25 or 25 coming down this stretch of berkeley. >> reporter: power lines knocking out power. >>outrageous. >> it is just howling up here. we had to stop and turn back. >> reporter: winds reaching 50 miles per hour. oreg the oakland fire department tweeted these photos and oakland zoo tweeteduge traffic backup. in alameda, more trees down. >> i just saw the trees blowing back and forth. this tre

thank you, christy. >> high, i'm christy skull, and i have the honor and privilege of being the leadderation in the last couple of years, and working with linda and her amazing team. i want to echo a thank you to linda. you have really brought this campaign into a new place, and it is really exciting, the things you have done in the last couple of years. i want to recognize sophia hall and eric jong, who have put in a lot of work as well. [applause and cheering] >> they -- we have daily calls throughout the campaign season, so we've all put in a lot of work, and they're my team, so i wanted to say thank you to all three of you. and obviously we're here to thank all of you. you all know, having worked with combined charities, you know this goes a long way, and you know the work that is done and how it has benefited everyone. and we know you're doing this in addition to your full-time work, so we thank you. from the federations and the charities, we thank you from the bottom of our hearts. we brought this event back a couple of years ago because we really wanted you to feel acknowledge

christy smith joins us live from antioch where people gathered at the school today. >> reporter: terry, people have been coming by all afternoon in tears, absolutely devastated by this. this is where they have been gathering. people describing a good kid they say with a big heart who liked video games and basically hanging out at home. now the unthinkable has happened. an emotional gathering outside deer valley high school in antioch. flowers, balloons, candles. >> he's a beautiful kid. all-around good kid. >> reporter: he says it was his nephew that died. the 16-year-old was shot after the friday night basketball game at jonathan parker. >> my nephew never left the house. this was his first time going to a basketball game. >> you took everything from our family. we'll never be the same. my sister will never be the same. this is horrible. >> reporter: they say he likes video games, collecting coins. they describe a giving person. police say a basketball game between deer valley and antioch high was letting outside and a fight broke out in the parking lot. then shots were fired. >> he's

she is currently on a cancer drug trial at manchester's christie hospital.is still growing, but not at the rate it would have been if i hadn't been on treatment. i will always have it and i know that, but my family all know that... my husband and my daughters. when she is going through her chemotherapy, that is tough. she can't get out of bed... and she is taking so much medication. you know, we have had this whole kitchen full of painkillers and injections... we have had extra time and it was all down to the early diagnosis. there is no doubt about that at all. i have worked at christie hospital over the last 25 years working with patients like dianne and rachel working with ovarian cancer.|t is a disease that is not very well understood. here are some figures. 7500 women a year are diagnosed. 4000 die. 11 women every day. survival rates are lower than many cancers. less than half of patients survive for five years. that is because the illness comes to light when it is already at an advanced stage, when it has already spread within the women's abdomen. one

reporting live in fairfield, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> more fallout from the virus. apple is temporarily shutting down all of its out of caution. apple said the stores will remain 9th and will the situation from then on. dangerous situation in a remote part of the south bay. a sheriff's deputy is shot near morgan hill. marian favrooins us live from the scene. how is that deputy? >> reporter: terry, fortunately that deputy is going to be okay. he suffered non-life threatening injuries. and sources tell us a bullet hit his body camera which may possibly have saved his life. >> shots fired! shotted fired! >> reporter: this is the call that came in around 10:30 last night. investigators say an unknown vehicle approached a deputy on a stretch of uvis road. someone opened we if he hit anyone inside. the deputy threatening injuries and was treated. his sheriff's patrol ce area. now investigators are looking for the suspect or suspects responsible. you can see back out here live that this is an extremely remote area. there are very few houses out here, very few lights as wel

this time, you're john kasich, chris christie voters probably vote in the democratic primary making theernie challenge harder, does it not? >> reporter: it does. i did ask senator sanders about that in an interview with him earlier this afternoon and he admitted he was kind of disappointed in the turnout that he saw out of iowa. he said he wants historic turnout and did not see that. what you are seeing from him today is trying to pivot and escalate the tension, escalate the attention on mayor pete buttigieg. he was at a panel today this morning and started to list different headlines of different outlets of how mayor pete buttigieg received support of billionaires. i asked him why is he doing that now. listen to what he told me, chuck. >> i think it's important for people to understand where candidates are getting their support. he has received donations from over 40 billionaires including and in addition the ceos of major drug companies, whole lot of money from wall street. a whole lot of money from fossil fuel financiers and if people out there, not everybody is, but if people are in

it's all covered, which is incredible. >> christy, you said this is your favorite event.s this your favorite event? >> because i'm able to get wet for a good cause and i love plunging into the bay. and i've been a team captain for nine years. >> so you've been doing this a long time? >> yes, i have. >> what do you tell them if you are afraid? >> i tell them it's a fun event and afterwards it's a party atmosphere. >> let's talk about the party atmosphere. tell me what happens afterwards. is there like a little ceremony and people just kind of hang out? >> yes, essentially there's food, and the opportunity to interact with the law enforcement agencies that will be there. they'll be 13 law enforcement agencies including the san francisco police department that'll have exhibits and foods and static vehicles that kids can participate. a lot of activities for families. >> this is rain or shine, right? >> yes, absolutely. >> all right. i really want to thank you for coming in every year. it is pretty aez to find out. we'll have some more information on it but it is pretty easy t

christie russ received his heart. this was the moment that father heard his son's heartbeat again. >> hear it? >> reporter: his father hears it. >> clear as day. >> reporter: christie puts her hand on that father's shoulder, and that dad says he could just imagine what his son is doing. >> he's probably out there running laps. >> reporter: his son the runner, and christie grateful for his heart. his father telling us this -- >> so peaceful. and it was -- it was something that we all needed. >> reporter: christie too. that donor is grateful not only for the heart, but for that family. >> so thankful and blessed to have them in our lives. it's like at the end of a rainbow, you find a pot of gold. for me that's how it is. >> she is thankful, and our thanks to david muir on that really touching story. since matthew's death, he's saved even more lives. he has donated seven organs, saving the lives of up to five people. >> oh, wow. this is why people urge you to consider organ donations. and in fact, your medical condition

. >> announcer: this is new day weekend with victor blackwell and christi paul. >>> good to be with you this sunday. the first primary in the season. senator bernie sanders is holding on to a lead in new hampshire. >> according to the cnn poll, he has the support of 28% of democratic voters in the state. former mayor, pete buttigieg close second with 21% followed by former vice president joe biden and senator elizabeth warren. >> after a disappointing finish in iowa, biden appears to be changing his strategy. yesterday he ramped up his attack with this ad against pete buttigieg. >> when president obama called on him, joe biden helped lead the passage of the affordable care act. which gave health care to 20 million people. when they called on pete buttigieg, he gave citizens colorfully illuminated rivers. >> so the message there is clear. abby philip is in manchester. abby, the former vice president is changing the strategy and not doing it exclusively in digital ads. he's more pointed face to face with voters. >> yeah. on the stump here, we've heard a completely different tone from joe

christie, so many concerns about the coronavirus. is it having any impact that you can see on the celebration? >> reporter: well, not where we are standing here near the beginning of the parade route on market street. we're less than an hour into the parade. we've seen the mayor go by, marching bands. if you look down there, it looks like we got our first float coming through. there is a really good-size crowd out here. you couldn't ask for better weather. and leading up to this, people s, not fear. ♪ the start of something big. the street fair in chinatown with food, mu

christie smith live in fairfield with the details on this. >> reporter: well, terry, they are expected here much later tonight at travis air force base. we are told they will be held separately from the evacwees that are already here. as you can imagine, this has been quite an ordeal. they were taken off the ship, put on busses this morning and then of course on planes and on their way back to the united states. this video from japan as the americans head back today. they have been quarantined two weeks on the ship and were finally let off, eventually bordering a windowless converted cargo plane. they were told to bring layers of clothes on their own food. the rate of infection is high on the ship. 74 reports in the last 24 hours. the passengers will not arrive to board the plane back to the u.s. one british passenger still on the ship posted about it when he heard. >> the americans are in the process of leaving the ship now. we believe they are not normal scheduled flights. we think military flights. >> reporter: now, according to a statement from travis, the cdc will screen and monit

reporting live, christie smith, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, christie. >>> tonight we're learning the fbi has been recording meetings and phone calls for two years linked to san francisco's public works scandal. muhammad nuru, the embattled head of the public works department had no comment after leaving federal court. prosecutors accuse him and nick bovis of schemes including bribing a commissioner for prime restaurant space at the airport. the fbi reportedly flipped two men into informants. >>> this is emblematic of our homeless crisis, a homeless camp across the street from tesla. today you'll notice the rvs are gone and these boulders are being moved in. the homeless people forced out. scott budman joins us with details. scott? >> reporter: raj, the boulders behind me were laid down earlier this afternoon. the city of fremont saying they're doing it for safety reasons and they will put many more down along this road in the future. 1,700 feet worth of boulders placed near 880. after cars were towed and people living along the road were told by the city of fremont to move. >> th

there is an agatha christie story in which someone agatha christie story in which someone puts a wireh someone puts a wire across the stairs in the middle of the night. it could be murder, it could be such a bad diy. the implausible deniability is if you say to someone sajid javid is a very proud person, stood his corner a number of times with borisjohnson, if you say, you can stay, but you cannot have your five and 20 nights, that was never going to work. the only question was whether he would accept it for a while. i love that, only about three of them. good point, but symbolically very important. if you think where the chancellor fit in the international system, going off to g7, going to have the germans with this retinue of people telling them what to do, but not only that, but to advise the leader of the country with a loft of heft and information on data and you don't have that, i think it makes you look daft and that is what sajid javid has had in no uncertain terms in what i thought was quite a staring farewell. not a good direction for government to go. a lot of discussion ab

nbc bay area christie smith live at travis air force base with details on that. >> reporter: they are expected to land here at travis air force base much later tonight and be housed separately from other e ba -- evacuees. the long journey home for americans on the diamond princess cruise ship in japan is underway. they were taken by bus to a converted windowless cargo plane, another difficult journey for peoplehole tt lot. a british passenger posted when he got word. >> the americans are in the process of leaving the ship now. we believe they are not normal scheduled flights. i think on military flights. >> reporter: more than 300 concerned cases of coronavirus onboard, including dozens announced in the past 24 hours. people with confirmed cases are taken to hospitals in japan for treatment. and only those without symptoms were allowed to board the plane. >> it will be a different flight old to bring rning to the u.s., layers of clothing and their own food. they will be screened before, during and after the flight. they fly to travis and for some the military base in texas. they will

the same thing playing out in the democratic race. >> i remember talking to christie.got rubio. i think he was out a few days later. and it is an interesting calculation and maybe speaks to your point the democratic voters are happy with their choices and they're picking sanders. the math suggests the nonsanders vote still far exceeds the sanders vote. >> the great irony is both of the candidates, biden and bloomberg got in the race because they viewed themselves as white horses. year going to rescue the party because they didn't have a great electable candidate and now, as we go into -- we're storming towards super tuesday, these two could cancel each other out and make the path much easier for bernie sanders to consolidate on super tuesday because does anyone at the table see any one of these candidates tropping out before south carolina? and let's say biden does well because somebody dropped out, how is at the going to change the facts that bernie is really strong and you've got three days been tween that vote and super tuesday? >> and you'd have have to have all of

this video from skyranger earlier today, christie smith joins us from the scene. a brush fire in february is rare, but we've had a very dry winter and very warm week. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. and the fog has rolled in up here now. but earlier, it was clear, and you could see a huge plume of smoke coming from the mountain, and of course that made neighbors quite nervous. firefighters are still on scene. they've gotten this under control, but they've been talking about concerns over the conditions and lack of rain. >> it's a fire. back in my house. >> reporter: jerry rushed to see how close the flames were to his home. >> pretty scary. >> reporter: he shot video of the fire in san bruno staten valley park. >> you think about all those wildfires that took hundreds and hundreds of homes. >> reporter: the dry february worries him. >> i was scared. i was scared. >> reporter: a couple on the block hosed down the hill behind their in-laws' home. >> we were lucky to be here and keep an eye. >> reporter: dozens of firefighters in a helicopter worked to put out the f

christie smith joins us live from innerness where she spoke with those rescue crews. >> reporter: it really is an amazing story. two rescuers say they went out to check an area that hadn't been checked before. it was really heavily wooded, and perhaps even too far for the couple to reach. and that's when they heard them start to yell. the helicopter ride to safety was the end of a long ordeal for carol kiparsky and ian irwin. >> ian made a couple -- or he started singing a song when the helicopter came. >> quincy webster with marin search and rescue, rich cassens and dog groot were the first to reach them deep in an overgrown area that was hard to reach. >> they started yelling help. we looked at each other and we're like, that's them. >> reporter: deputies say the palo alto couple went on a hike on valentine's day near inverness and may have gotten turned around in the dark. no cell phones or wallets. >> their clothing was something you'd go out in a light -- you know, on a light evening. there was no jackets. i know that carol was found without shoes. so they -- it sounds like they

nbc bay area's christie smith joins us live from outside of the court in dublin where one of the teens made an appearance. >> reporter: that is right. the 18-year-old appeared in court and is back in jail tonight. he and a 17-year-old are accused in the shooting death of two young boys that stunned union city. >> the district attorney filed two counts of murder again jason cornejo sand a juvenile -- >> reporter: chief assistance d.a. described what thousands of hours of man power led to. two arrests after kevin hernandez and 14-year-old sean withington were gunned down. >> the complaint also alleges a gang enhancement in that these killings were done with the benefit, direction and association of a criminal street gang. >> reporter: exactly why they were targeted is unclear. the boys were shot last november after 1:00 a.m. in a school parking lot in union city. >> my deepest sympathy goes out to the families of the victims. >> reporter: today union city police explained that multiple agencies help with the investigation. they used electronic and physical surveillance and community tips

live in oakland, christie smith, nbc bay area. >> christie, thank you. >>> it's the next big thing, creating a lot of headaches in oakland. a moped ride share business has joined the bike share and scooter program. the mopeds have racked up almost 13,000 bucks in parking fines. nbc bay area's thom jensen joins us with more. thom? >> reporter: that's right, raj. b.a.r.t. says they haven't had any parking issues with the mopeds. that's not what we found at other parts of this neighborhood and other parts of the city, though. in red zones, in front of driveways, and in construction zones. neighbors around lake merritt have taken note of the new mopeds around the city. a thousand of them on the streets since the second week of january. >> what we've noticed is sometimes they're just strewn across the sidewalk. >> reporter: according to city parking data obtained by nbc bay area, rebel mopeds racked up 178 parking tickets in just its first three weeks of service. 123 in street cleaning zones. and another 32 in red zones. this woman says her neighborhood lost a lot of parking to ride share scooter