and up close to 25 minutes on the 2.80 from san jose to cupertino i am picking as well in the south bay, this is on t 85 south near camden avenue a lane is blocked there all time hicle collision involving a red durango so some traffiin that area. so give yourself extra time if you're traveling that road this morning so here in the 80 from tracy to dublin just under 30 minutes so really not too bad and the dumb barton bridge all morning has been looking pretty good in both directions 20 minutes to make it across from 8.80 tomenlo park and on e 24 from walnut creek to the 5.80 you're looki at 17 minutes also a pretty normal for this time of the morningand from pacheco downto danville 17 minutes on the 6 80 in the senate back over to you ys alright erica, thank you 18 on the clock in nation news, closing arguments of president trump's impeacent trial will be delivered. >>today by house managers and president ump's defense likely to be wrapped up by wednesday, which is one day after the president's state of the union address. john lawrence has a closer look. >>president trums ongoing saga a

now live from cupertino with what she's learned. luz? >> reporter: the attack happening miles from this parking lot where we're standing right now. the child is a 6-year-old girl. wanting to take a long at this area over here. the 6-year-old was walking her family and friends around 9:45. out of nowhere, the mountain lion came out of bushes and attacked her after the park was closed indefinitely. they're searching for the mountain lion that injured this child. now let's listen to the mid peninsula regional open space grikt this incident. >> right about when he grabbed ahold of the girl. there was an adult lion. she has minor injuries. a couple puncture wounds on her calf. she was treated for minor first-aid and then her parents took her to the hospital. >> reporter: we're told four search dogs are at the park right now ready to search for this cat. yet, we still don't know what the future of this cat cupertino, abc7 news. >> we first sent out an alert on our abc7 news app. you can enable to push alert feature. >>> in san jose, paramedics

kris sanchez joins us live in cupertino. mountain lion attacks are frightening. >> reporter: marcus was walking when he got the bay area alert and lucky for him he's bigger than a 6-year-old and these are relatively rare encounters here in california. i tweeted out this picture this morning. just about an hour ago of a ranger arriving with a cage in the back of a truck. the search is now on again this morning for that mountain lion. to reiterate the little girl is okay but treated for a bite on her leg. she was about a mile from the park entrance with her dad and several other adults and kids when the 100-pound mountain lion pounced. >> there were minor injuries, she has a couple of puncture marks but very fortunate that there were adults in the group and they immediately punched the lion away from her. >> reporter: so here is what happened next. park rangers shut down the park about 10:00 yesterday morning, about ten minutes after the attack and then working with the california department of fish and game and searched for t

>>> right now at 6:00, a rare encounter in the south bay, a mountain lion attacks a child in cupertino. news at 6:00 starts right now. good evening everyone, i am terry mcsweeney, we continue to follow that breaking news. park rangers are searching for that mountain lion right now after attacking that young girl in that 4,000 acres park. marianne fortunately the 14 years old is okay. she was treated by rangers. the girl was walking with her father and several other adults and kids around 9:45 this morning about a mile from the front entrance. that's when a mountain lion weighing about 100 pounds bit her in the calves, what her dad's friend did next may have saved her life. >> she had a couple of punctured marks. she's fortunate that they got the lion away from her. >> reporter: crews on atvs alerted hikers to leave the park. here is what's next. several teams with wildlife are out there right now looking for this mountain lion and a group of train dogs are on their way here from orville. the goalfo dogs t treat the mountain lion and shoot it with a tranquilizer gun. a dna swab will be

this would strengthen the existing tobacco ordinance here in cupertino. meanwhile, there seems to be a slowdown in the rate of hospitalization among who vape according to new numbers for the centers for disease control. as of january 14th of this year, 60 people died as a result of vaping nationwide. nearly 2700 wur hospitalized across the nation and that reps a slower rate than the peak in september according to the "wall street journal." we reported in december that the number of teens vaping marijuana doubled over the last two years. now the city council will take that up tonight at 6:30. i'm kris sanchez for "today in the bay." >>> we do still have the freeze warning in effect for the north bay. all of the areas shaded in purple under the freeze warning until 9:00. now we were expecting temperatures to drop down to the mid-20s and low 30s but the winds have been too high to allow that to happen. so we're looking at a slightly warmer morning compared to yesterday. we're at 47 in oakland. 42 in napa. and 40 now in san jose. as we get a closer look, only

cupertino 65. paul also 63. fremont 65. same number pleasant hill. these numbers are all right in line from dublin 64. over to walnut creek 64. we start looking at the north bay slightly colder close to you are to the golden gate the more of a cooldown you will feel. we are targeting the onshore flow back on. you see 50s in and around the immediate babe. mill valley 57. berkeley 57. oakland 61. to the north bay and some of the warmer numbers in mendocino and lake county middle 60s. that covers the temperatures. once we do the cooldown tomorrow we sit there. for the next several days. the other thing to talk about is precipitation. there isn't any. it turned into plenty of sunshine. by the time we get into early next week.>>> we have a crew on the scene of breaking news out of san francisco. another update on the incident. let's take a listen. >>> two came off the bus. the first one is a male. serious life-threatening injuries. she disembarked the second time it was grace. the second one was struck in the crosswalk. at 4:20 pm received several 911 cal

his wife is coordinating up her peer party in cupertino. at 7:00 this evening. >> the happiest place on purpose becoming one of the most expensive. disneyland announced price increases that will push someone that passes over 200 bucks. is part of the new tiered pricing system that charges more for busier days like weekends and it has some visitors wondering if it is worth it to >> you start to wonder at what point do you go somewhere else. that's a lot of money. >> it comes as disney opens his much-anticipated rights from the "star wars" movie. >>> coming up a fan favorite on the giants is changing teams. we will tell you where he is headed and there is a new winner of the dog show. who he is, coming up. >>> we are taking a live look 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

and cupertino topped the list of small cities. los altos, saratoga and mountain view also scored in the top ten. >> i have ideas about why. >> me, too. >> because people are what? >> rich. >>> well, if air travel is stressing you out, you have a lot of company in this. a study by the points guy finds 55% of people who have flown in the past two years think the process of booking tickets, packing, actually getting up, going to the airport and then flying is worse than going to work. 44% say air travel is more stressful than going to the dentist or spending time with in-laws. 37% say they think it is more stressful than filing taxes. y'all talked about this yesterday on midday live. >> i think the two of us are son the same page. we like to fly. >> i do. i think they're adding so much to the experience to balance out some of the stress. but then again, we're not traveling with kids, we just zip in, zip out. >> we do. >> sit there at the bar. >> i'll take another. hi, mike. >> and another. and another. >> and another one. >> sir, may

the park near cupertino is still closed because of this. it will not reopen until authorities say it's safe. the sunday morning attack left the toddler with minor injuries. the park and open space preserve is in the hills above los altos and cupertino and very popular for families looking for a weekend outing. but, again, it will stay closed until they decide it is safe to reopen. >> a lot of people are heading to other spots because it's so dry lately. >> it's still a little spring like, even though it's cooled off a little bit. spencer christian is talking about a wee amount of sflan rain? >> neighbormaybe a wee amount. no rainfall so far. and we're not expecting any until possibly saturday morning. here's a live view from the rooftop camera looking out over the embarcadero on a nice, lovely, pleasant, mild evening. milder across the bay at oakland, 63. redwood city 64. 69 at gilroy and 50 at half moon bay. a lovely view of the western sky, the afterglow of sunset is there. it's currently 57 degrees in santa rosa, petaluma 53. upper 50s a

highway 101 to cupertino, a 10-minute ride. bringing you the overall map, you can see we do not have major slowdowns except one here coming out of tracy for our super commuters. you can expect speeds to be slow on 205 and moving over at the toll plaza, you can see as you get through it, nice and clear on the bridge. >> thanks. >>> fans of oreo cookies have another way to enjoy the sweet treat. it looks like the real thing but this oreo is just for your lips. it's flavored lip balm that looks like the cookie. we can enjoy the smell and taste of an oreo all the time? milk's favorite cookie is a hit in this form. the lip balm is sold out on amazon, if you want it, you can't. >> would you want that? >> no. you know i love lip balm, i don't need it to taste like food. >> no food at all? >> un-huh. i don't need it. >> no. keep it flavorless. keep it flavorless and keep it moving. >> i don't know if i agree. >> just want it if it's lemon. >> i like the lemon oreos. i'll wait for that version. >> i'm sure it's coming. >>> next at 5:00,

a mountain lion, the scheduled to remain closed tomorrow and the search will resume them live in cupertino rob fladeboe kron 4 news all right rob, and the know if you're out there hiking, and you do happen to run into a mountain lion, the national park service does have some advice for you first off. >>stay calm hold your ground or back away slowly. i make sure to face the lion and stand-up right to make herself appear bigger do not approach the lion for any reason, especially if it's eating are traveling with kittens most mountain lions will avoid confrontation. if you give them a way to escape the park service also says not to run away because working way may trigger the cats instinct to chase instead make eye contact and stay standing some biologists think that that the cats don't recognize you as prey if you're standing up if for some reason though the lion decides to attack you are advised to fight back aggressively and protect your neck. >>ice they're affecting happening now or in county authorities e searching for a palo alto couple who were last seen while vacationing near tamales

collisions out there, it's just 11 minutes from pacheco out to and on the 2.80 from san jose to cupertino a fast 11 minute drive. james alright erica, thank you for 31 on the clock to patients with corona virus are now being treated in san francisco. >>the couple from san benito county which is south of gilroy raise the number of confirmed cases in northern california now to 4. that's the highest concentration in the entire country. present kerman explains. >>it was on january 24th when the 57 year-old san benito county man arrived at sfo after a short stay in move on china. he was screened found to be totally healthy and asymptomatic his wife picked him up and then they went home but his health quickly deteriorated. >>the next day after the the mail that the came back from he developed he developed a cough. >>in the low grade fever 5 days later after he got back his wife began to have some symptoms also so there is a person to that that occurred here that has caused her to become infected. >>the cdc says this is only the second case of person-to-person transmission in the us and we can e

the firssuch attack on a human ever here atrancho san antonio rk in cupertino rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>well to the south bay a 15 year-old boy is ad after getting hit by a car when he was crossing the reet. this happened along lafayette street and agnew roain santa clara sunday night. police say that the boy was crossg the street when he wasn'tsupposed to witnesses say that the driver indeed had a solid green light, a driver remained on scene was co-operative with the lice investigation. well to the peninsula. now police are seeing a risin catalytic converter thefts all across san mateocounty and these are targeting specific car models kron 4 sealover sackey has details. >>i get a lot ocalls for like korea says they sound like the catskills the from a fleurs gone or something happened mike sauce. that' usually the most common to it all of a sudden sounds like it's a trina vigil is the service advisorand tools garage in san carlos. she says calls about catalytic r converter thefts in the last couple of months, especially with tota prius is i have a lot of calls for people leave their

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>>let's check in on the south bay here not bad 2.80 from san jose to cupertino a fast 10 minute drive time for you. >>even the one o one's looking good down there the 8.80 down in san leandro to milpitas under 20 minutes. all in the green still and here's a look at some of our other bay area drive times right now looking pretty fast if you're taking the y y from brisbane to the 80 just 7 minutes james alright erica, thank you to the news now for 3 this morning in the east bay, a neighborhood in alameda on edge after an armed robbery was caught on camera prop was dan thorn has a closer look at the video and reaction from med robbery caught on home security video is upsetting neighbors on a mostly quiet street in alameda. the video shows a dark colored van pulling up to a woman walking her dog on san jose avenue, a person man jumps out and points a gun screams are then her does she is seen tossing the phone to the robber it's always bad matter where it is. >>but it's getting too close to home. kris tanto says he's lived in this neighborhood for almost 20 years. he says this type of crim

the incident happened along wildcat canyon trail in cupertino county. david louie is live at the park with details of how dna is going to help identify that mountain lion. david? >> hi, ama. this park happens to lie within the natural habitat for mountain lions. roughly, once a week trail cameras capture a mountain lion passing by. dna evidence taken from the clothing and the wound of the girl who was attacked will help to pinpoint the exact animal that attacked her. the search area is in steep terrain about two miles from the main parking lot. four dogs from the department of agriculture are being used to track the mountain lion that scratched a 6-year-old girl saturday morning and left small indentations where it tried to bite her in the calf. the girl's name has not been released. a ranger said she is in good spirits after the attack. >> we had analysis from the clothing and bandages of the young girl. and we confirmed with our forensic people that a mountain lion was responsible for transferring dna to her clothing and her wounds. >> department of f

the first such attack on a human ever here at rancho san antonio park in cupertino rob fladeboe kron 4 news. >>and time for a look at the forecast we look live over downtown san francisco after a really beautiful spring-like day.beautiful night out there aren't karnal standing by to tell what's in store for us morris boy we're justgoing to keep bad these days up it has been something else the stretch of dry weather is going to continue out there right now we've got mostly clear skies little haze on the horizon couple clouds out there as well but. >>other than that we're looking good as high pressure sits out there so beautiful day beautiful presidents day a lot of kids serve t not only this day often think of the whole week off. and it is looking mostly dry. on the satellite image you see a lot of clouds off the coastline that's all kind of run into a ridge of high pressure so by the time it gets here not going to see the rain for much just a couple high clouds spreading overhead there's a more impressive system that is just to make its way into the gu of alaska that one could bring

what cupertino city council is going to talk about adding to the existing policy. you remember they banned flavored tobacco sales back in november. now the city council will discuss tonight actions similar to what santa clara county already adopted and that includes a possible ban on the sale of the cigarettes and vaping products and changing the penalties for retailers who with sell to the wrong people. also changing the minimum age for people to sell vaping products or e-cigarettes to the minimum age that it is to buy. this would strengthen the existing tobacco ordinance. now mean while this is a -- there is a slowdown in the rate of hospitalization among people who vape according to new numbers for the centers for disease control. as of january of this year, 60 people died as a result of vaping nationwide. nearly 2700 were hospitalized. that is across the nation as well. and that represents a slower rate than the peak that was september. this is according to reporting from the "wall street journal." now we reported in december that the number of teens vaping mar

cupertino also at about 68 degrees. and then as we go into the rest of the day, it it is still feeling very comfortable. though need for a jacket. but you'll be wanting to put that on as the evening goes along and our temperatures drop. we'll head down into the low 40s once again by it this time tomorrow morning. we're seeing clouds just off the coast. a small disturbance that will be moving in by tomorrow. but it doesn't bring us any rain. it is still going to be dry. may make it more breezy as we go through the rest of the week. still looking at a couple of very weak disturbances and in fact seeing it here on friday. but no moisture with it. so maybe just a few more clouds. we'll have a slight chance of some north bay showers on sunday. and then we should see the pattern changing by next week. finally an area of low pressure that could come in and bring us some rain by the middle to end of next week. so it is dry all this week and still very warm temperatures feeling very springlike. get out there and enjoy it. and mi

the first such attack on a human ever here at rancho n antonio park in cupertino rob fladeboe kron 4e east bay grief counselors will beavailable for students at concorhigh. >>this after stude died afr a hit-and-run crash. 18 year-old joe barrett he was walking home from the library, a car ran m over the driver sped off. police found him badly injured on port chicago highway near the highway for on-ramp monday night. he was taken to the hospital this was last mday and later died police y ey have identified a person of interest but have notreleased any other details also in the east bay, a 17 year-old was ot by officers at the el sero bart station he is expected to survive. >>this is video from moments afr the shooting officers say they respondedto an argument between the teen and a woman on the bart train. they say they were forced to fire after the teen ran out of a bar car and onto the tracks and was suspect of having a gun. lice say a gun was found at the scene starting this fall high school students in alameda county will get to sleep in an hour longer in the morning. that's becau

in cupertino expect a cool start.t won't be as warm today but still pretty nice as we reach into the low 60s with sunshine and nice weather for valentine's day. looking at the sierra in less than five minutes. >>> westbound 237, a slower drive in to san jose. a bigger look shows that 38, a live look shows you where that is. north 101. we'll talk about the rest of your commute coming up. >>> and a very good morning. a happy thursday to you. we see the ups and downs as coronavirus goes from worry to not worry. yesterday was a no worry day. today more worries. the chinese have upped their estimates on infection. here at home tesla, all eyes on tesla and a blockbuster announcement the company will issue more stock. about $2 billion worth. shares under very heavy pressure this morning. tesla says the sale of stock will strengthen its balance sheet. how much money on hand has always been a concern. just two weeks ago elon musk said it wouldn't make sense for the company to raise new funding. the stock price went up after he

that in mind and then we're checng in on 2.80 it's pretty packed to 28 minutes from san jose to cupertino mes darya thanks a lot robin, i know one of the big story is the coronavirus federal health officials are warning about widespread outbreak of any u s and the poibility of a global pandemic in the future the warning comes as 3 patients are being treated spitals in contra costa county. >>they were all among those americans evacuated from the diamond princess cruise ship in japan did ben quarantined travis air force base but then moved to east bay hospils to receive treatment anthere are precautions that have been put into ple to protect the staff and the other paents patients are placed in special roomand isolated from the general >>within the hospital and all the staff that work with them have proper equipmt on to protect themselv masks and goggles and gloves toprotect themselves getting infected. >>16 of the passengers corn tina travis air force base now have the coronirus the other 13 california patients are being treated in napa solano sonoma and san francisco county hospitals. >>i

downtown oakland, but no big trouble spots and then 2.80 clocking in at 23 minutes, san jose to cupertino. >>time to talk winners and losers on wall street with financial expert, rob black and we have to start off with the stock market which ouof the gate this morning rubbed out i mean well it took a nosedive look at friday and saturday or friday and monday friday we had a real rough day. >>today we have a tough day as well we've got 223 points on friday tay, 80900,000 points. but let me caution that's not that bad it's a 2 and a half percent drop on the and p 502.6% drop onthe dow, the nasdaq 2 and a half perct. >>we couleasily get out another 1,1500 points top real normal comwe knew the disease is spreang we knew that china's nato is if you get past, we knew ple supply chain was we get distracted and it took a week for at all the sink and now houston. we have a problem italy through in some corn teens over the weekend by this on your lawn then u get nevada caucus, one by burning caucus, we got 40% of votes hand. >>'s a valuable candidate. which wall street would not like. warren buffett

for today 70 in cupertino, 60s in san jose and morgan hill, upper 60s from concord and pleasant hill and across the east bay. mid-60s in san francisco, berkeley and oakland, low 60s san leandro and low 70s in santa rosa and 71 in windsor later today. here's the extended forecast and there we go with temperatures that will be cooler as we head to thursday. friday, saturday and especially sunday much cooler still with mostly cloudy skies and the weekend, there is a slight chance to see a shower on sunday we will have of neta id as we get closer to it. >>> presidential candidate pete buttigieg had a strong showing in the new hampshire primary last night. coming up, -- the former mayor joins us live from new hampshire to explain how his focus is shifting to the next primary. that's right after the break. >>> taking a live look at the golden gate bridge on this wednesday morning. >>> the san antonio zoo is holding a fundraiser in which you can name a cockroach after your xm watch an animal it on valentine's day. for just $5.00. by the way, that scene is also in the directors cut of "marri

00 this morning at the rancho san antonio county park and open space preserve that is located in cupertino. >> reporter: frank, one official told me that this is the first known physical. it is a popular dest flation for families and hikers but will remain closed -- destinations for families and hikers but will remain closed. >> reporter: everyone is being turned away. >> it is closed because of a mountain lion. >> reporter: a 6-year-old girl hiking a mile into the preserve with two adults sustained two small puncture wounds to her leg after being attacked by what the authorities believe to a mountain lion. >> it happen on the wildcat loop trail. luckily she had very quick- thinking adults with her and one of them was able to push the lion away and it took off down in the brush. >> reporter: the task now is to catch the lion that is somewhere out here. specially trained dogs are used to track the lion's scent. if capture dna from the animal will be used to match the sample taken from the girl. >> we will capture the lion, put it in a trap where it will wake up but we will collect dna evide

highway 101 to cupertino, 15-minute ride. >> thank you. >> new details about that amazing rescue andvival story of a couple found in the point reyes wilderness. >> friends were planning a memorial for the couple now they're turning it into a happy ho homecoming. >> amy hollyfield is live at marin general hospital. amy? >> searchers say the couple was holding hands when they were found. carol kiparsky and ian irwin told their rescuers they went on a val tyentine's day hike in inverne inverness, they wanted to catch the sunset and they got lost when it became dark. they were found in a remote drainage ravine in thick brush. their son says the pair is resourceful but they couldn't believe they were found alive. >> they know how to find things and eat, so they were eating some part of a fern. they also found a puddle to drink from. carol lost her shoes in the mud and ian lost his glasses and his hearing aid. the cold nights were the hardest and they thought they were going to die but they made it out alive. now they're recovering here at the hospital. we're told they weren't feeling quit

this happened at rancho preserve in cupertino and las al tos hills. >> reporter: this very popular park has been closed to the public ever since the mountain lion attack, and people we talked to were very happy that it will reopen soon, but there are definitely mixed feelings about how it all turned out. rangers and work crews are coming out of rancho san antonio preserve today preparing to reopen. the park has been closed since sunday when state fish and wildlife confirmed a mountain lion believed to be this one jumped out of bushes and mauled a 6-year-old girl about a mile from the main entrance. wildlife officers spent three nights with other searchers in the preserve before finding the lion in a tree and making sure they had the lion that attacked the girl. the lion was about 2 to 4-year-old old, 60 to 70 pounds. >> they darted it, that means they tranquilized it, and then they put it in a cage, and they took samples of the dna and then sent those samples to sacramento quickly for analysis. >> people we talk to had very conflicting feelings, relieved the lion was caught, unhappy it

daria thanks a lot john 8 32 in the south bay hikers are being turned away from a parking cupertino because a mountain lion attacked a 6 year-old girl there was a scary situation kron four's rob fladeboe has the latest noon the search for that cap. >>rancho san antonio park rangers turned away hundreds of hikers monday after 6 year-old girls attacked and bitten here on line abou9 30 sunday morning. >>near the popular dear hollow farm trail. the team with the california department of fish and wildlife spent the day trying ttrack and ultimately catch the animal says captain todd todd who's xenia the brought in for trained dogs to try and strike on the scent of the cat. >>in the area where this occurred and we're hoping that we're successful in treating the cat and then. >>and getting them to a mobile station equipment into it so we have the chemicals to start the animal a trail camera captured thisfuzzy image of a mountain lion early today, but it's not lear whether it was the cat who attacked the child and was then scared off by her father says ranger brad pennington. >>we don't know the of

. >>> and the mountain lion that attacked a 6-year-old girl near cupertino on sunday has been found and euthanized. warning signs have been put up throughout the park reminding visitors about the attack. >>> mountain view police say it was not the suspect's only attack. >>> sleeping under stars in solidarity. the message these college students are sending with their campout. >>> sit, shop and snack. the inaugural event. >>> i'm sandy patel. unseasonably warm tomorrow but possibly look and feel different. >>> but first here's what's coming up on "jimmy kimmel live." >> watch this or be judged by god. will these guys be invited to the wedding? >> i can't afford them. >> we've been dropping hints. >> when is it going to how you watch it does too. tv just keeps getting better. this is xfinity x1. featuring the emmy award-winning voice remote. streaming services without changing passwords and input. live sports - with real-time stats and scores. access to the most 4k content. and your movies and shows to go. the best tv experience is the best tv value. xfinity x1. simple. easy. awesome. xfin

. >> it happened yesterday morning at the rancho san antonio park west of cupertino. julian glover has more on the attack. >> good morning to you both. thankfully that 6-year-old girl is okay. just minor injuries, puncture wounds. the reserve is closed and will be closed until further notice. the california department of fish and wildlife are using this pack of four specialized dogs to hunt down this mountain lion, said to be 160 pounds that pounced on this young girl yesterday. the park has been closed since around 10:00 a.m. sunday morning. when the officers confirmed this 6-year-old girl was attacked by that mountain lion, it was said to be busy here yesterday, too. the parking lot practically full. the attack happening a couple miles away from the main lot while the girl was walking uphill with a group of three other kids and six adults. one of the adults saw the attack happening, ran over, punched the mountain lion in the ribs, that was enough to let go of the girl and make it run off. now the girl was treated again for just minor injuries. dna evidence was colle

and 17 minutes from highway 101 to cupertino. julian and kumasi?k you. >>> developing news, the san mateo county office of education will meet with the health department and all of the school districts in the county today. >> this meeting is in response to a new case of coronavirus in the county. a lot of people are alarmed about this. anser hassan is live in the san mateo county health department with more on this developing story. good morning. >> good morning, guys. we don't know much about the patient who was transferred here to san mateo county, we don't even know where he or she is being treated, but later on the office ofwith the san mateo couh department he says i share the concerns of the cdc. we all need to be prepared for covid-19 to spread within the united states. the current covid-19 outbreak clearly has the potential to turn into a severe pandemic. this is a difficult message to share, but it is important to recognize how difficult the times ahead may be. the health department says state and local officials are working to manage test

so both are heavy, here's should try for 2.80 s traffic is recovering 41 minutes from san jose to cupertinoou take one on one it's recovering to read 86 minutes that's pretty high to make it from san jose to menlo park so get out thre early that northbound traffic still quite slow ria. thanks a lot robin is aged 50 and the warriors are resting they played their final game last night before t all-star break. >>and lost again th were in she explained the suns. and the new guy riggins scored 27 points but it wasn't enough the worriers last one 12 to one oh nba all-star weekend kick off tomorrow and then the words arback on the court at home playing the roets next thursday they're busy playg baseball in arizo. this is a look at the gian pitchers and catchers they just reported to sing training first and this is e first camp under new manager gabe kepler they're loing to try get back in the playoffs have been there since 2016. and the giants full squad will join the guys on monday alright, meanwhile pitchers and catchers for e a's are practici in. >>mesa arizonexpectations, pretty high for the t

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san pablo, 44 along with redwood city and cupertino. here is the san mateo bridge, no fog, no winds, couldal this morning but warm this afternoon for your commute. 12-hour planner, what you will see is a constant high cloud, it will be thicker than yesterday. but with a warm southerly wind. temperatures well above average. the north bay has some of the best chances of setting record highs today. from noon on, low to mid 70s. 43 this morning. 59 this evening. >> for the east bay, 47 at 7:00. 56 at noon. 70 at 3:00. san francisco, 50s through 9:00. low to mid 60s around the lunch hour, upper 60s this afternoon, from 2:00 to 4:00. some neighborhoods might reach 70. we'll talk about cooler weather for the weekend coming up. jobina? >> thank you. we have breaking traffic news we've been following all morning long in san mateo, this is a live look at the scene on southbound 101 just before 3rd avenue. this car here was involved in a crash just on its own, but the driver suffered major injuries. a good samaritan stopped, tried to help this dri

highway 101 to cupertino, 15-minute ride. muni fares could go up by a quarter next year. the current budget proposal calls for increasing cash fares from $3 to 3.25. clipper fares would rise from 2.50 to 2.75. sfmta says it needs the money to hire more bus, train operators and increase service. some san francisco supervisors told the chronicle they're concerned that it will deter people from using public transit. >> thank you. >>> this morning a new way to give your clothes a second life and put money back in your pocket. >> major department store chains are getting into this second used clothing business. macy's, jcpenney partnered with threadup and now nordstrom launched its own service. rebecca jarvis is talking about it on "good morning america." >> so we're inviting customers to come in and sell back their garments to us. >> reporter: the clothes are taken to be evaluated by nordstrom's trained buyers. 30 minutes, later, an offer. >> reporter: the total, $400 for seven items. >> i'm not buying someone's old shoes, are you? >> spray them down. if they're cute. >> like

headquarters in cupertino.he nominees to apple's board, there was seven of them, they are approved james bell, tim cook, al gore, andrea joan, rod sugar and sue executive compensation approved and shareholder proposals not approved as the board recommended. tim cook taking the stage. questions he yields from shareholders, does he get any more color or insight about the coronavirus outbreak how it's impacting stores and factories. we do know those stores in mainland china are gradually coming back online, 29 of the 32 back open with the limited hours. big question when those factories in china, when do they reopen at full capacity? enormous implications, obviously, for iphone production in a way investors are excited about, like the low-cost iphone and 5g iphone. we'll see if tim cook gets into any of that. if he does, of course, we'll bring you those headlines. back to you. >> apple was on my list. >> right. >> of correction collection stocks down 10%. stocks up 295. >> look, i think it's a decent place to star

daytime highs for tomorrow with cupertino managing 76 and san jose is 77. 77 in hayward and half moon bay is 67 degrees. east bay with the numbers in the mid-70s. plenty warm. 12 degrees warmer than it should be. hazy sunshine and 75 in santa rosa. 74 in petaluma. still very pleasant around clearlake and cloverdale. in the extended forecast, more clouds for friday. the likes of which we are seeing now. saturday the breeze will pick up. not to the advisory levels but 15, 20 miles per hour. 17 degree drop inland. cooler over the weekend and monday, tuesday and wednesday we do a 180 and go the other direction get sunny and warmer and try again and it looks like it will stay that way for much of next week. that is what is ahead and the weather. for the news, back to you. >>> the stories of the coronavirus and some cases getting closer to home. what are the chances of contracting the illness? we speak to the illness expert and a push in the northbay to turn one of the region's busiest arteries into a toll road. we find out what the commuters find out about the idea. >>> why the clientele h

and low 40s mainly around campbell, saratoga and cupertino. there's more of a breeze right there. you can see it coming right out of the north and the wind fills it with that north wind. 19, lake tahoe. 13 sacramento. same thing for monterey. it is wall to wall sun occasionally except for some high sun. it's a quiet pattern. i'm the eternal optimist when it comes to our weather. but i have to be on. next seven to ten days looks ugly for rain. lows dropping in over land. that's driver sus over water. we will get another round of a cold windy pattern on sunday. >> just a reminder make sure you download the ktvu weather app. it's really easy to upload your weather photos and video. it's free to download for your smartphone or tablet. >>> time is 4:51. top democratic presidential candidates are in new hampshire now. still ahead, why the vote result from the iowa caucus are still not available. >> plus... president trump prepares to address the nation tonight in the state of the union address. what he expects to say as the senate votes tomorrow whether to remove him from office. >> but

she said cupertino. it was actually right next to my father store, a 15 minute drive.avid: did you meet steve jobs? marc: steve jobs and not having a huge impact on my life. especially when i started salesforce. it was a meaningful and powerful relationship. i would not be the person i am an salesforce would not be the company it is without steve jobs. >> you have people start developing applications and apps. then you have the name, the app store. >> in 2001, salesforce was like 18 months old. i got an invitation to fund something called culture act, that was starting. -- college track, that was starting. it was being put together by steve jobs. i go to this dinner and lorraine had forgotten to make a reservation and it was packed. steve says i am not leaving until a table opens. i won't go into the aspects of his personality but just know that we were not leaving. he says do you want to see something cool? i say yes. he takes out -- take this out of his back pocket. he says i just introduced this last week, it is an ipod. i said that is pretty cool. he says yes, i ha

. >>> rancho san antonio preserve in cupertino will reopen tomorrow after game wardens there caught and killed the mountain lion that bit a 6-year-old girl. that child suffered only minor injuries in sunday's attack. a fish and wildlife officer spotted the female in a tree yesterday. they sedated it, and after matching its dna to evidence from the attack, they made the decision to euthanize it. >> we are encroaching on their space. >> i don't know what they'll do because they're getting more familiar with people and yet there are hundreds of people who walk there all the time. >> warning signs have been posted advising hikers to be on the alert. >>> california's new roof top solar mandate is a little clouded tonight over objections from environmentalists. state regulators gave a sacramento utility the go ahead to bud its own solar site that homeowners can tap into, rather than install their own panels. they say it provides clean energy without raising prices high high further. >>> tonight it's the grand finale of the event that draws beer lovers from around the world to a specific brewe

and the forecast highs for tomorrow continue unusually warm. 72 at cupertino, 71 at morgan hill and milpitas. highs in the low 70s during the second week of february is just weird. 76 petaluma and 71 kentfield. in the extended forecast we're looking for clouds to increase and temperatures to come down by thursday, but that's the only thing coming >>> silicon valley technology playing a big part to send the astronauts back to the moon. >> nasa scientists are designing some powerful rockets that could be part of the future launch. today we got a look inside the facility at nasa in mountain view. researchers are building and testing the space launch rockets in their wind tunnels. they hope to meet president trump's deadline to get astronauts on the moon by 2024. >>> i'm dennis o'donnell, the warriors had an old friend for >>> igoudala was back in town tonight. truth is he's never far from warrior fans. >> my office is like right up the block, so every time i walk to work people were kind of weirded out to see me every day. >> steph curry beat klay in rock paper scissors meaning he had to introd

nor in the south bay this morning on the 2.80 from san jose to cupertino you're looking at a fast 11 minute drive time james and darya. >>thanks a lot is 5 oh 2 and our top story this morning, sheriff's deputies in the south they are looking for a gunman who shot a deputy in an ambush style attack the kron four's will tran live at the santa clara county sheriff's office this morning with the latest and we'll first off what do we know about the officers condition this morning. >>the condition of the officer he was shot point blank on a point-blank but dead center on his chest went through is body camera thank goodness said he had body armor and he was taken to the hospital and is back home recovering. let me pull up a map for you so you know the location he was on patrol in unincorporated morgan this is near the us reservoir and this is 10 30 on friday night. he was by himself in an area that wasn't well lit he gets out of his car check-out something then all of a sudden a car comes up to him. lights headlights turned off and then within a moment's notice without any notice i should s

checking in on 85 that's a busy drive as well that's normal from 87 through the 17th split into cupertino you're going to be dealing with some heavy traffic but at least it's under 40 minutes for north 85 to make it from san jose over to the mountain view side i'm not tracking any hot spots are major issues and some of your freeways look really good 2416 minutes to oakland 5 80 and the nimitz no big trouble spot darya back to you thanks a lot rob and 7 18 in the east bay of police in alameda seized bottles of stolen alcohol during a traffic stop. >>and they posted a photo of all the bottles that they founded this car when they stopped a driver on high street to strive for not having a license plates on both front and back and during the traffic stop the officers saw bunch of bottles in the car turns out they had been stolen from a safe way they arrested the driver for sefton towed the car away. >>well disney has finding the space school after they showed one of their movies during a fund-raiser without permission was back in november, the dads club at emerson elementary school in berkeley

for north one oh one from san jose to menlo park. 2.80 much better only 17 minutes, san jose to cupertino. in the warriors final game before the all-star break is tonight but don't hold your breath there dot o k 5 for my sensitive warriors friends, let me say it in a nicer way there are not enough games left for them to end with a winning season. but that's not stopping them from trying all the work of putting in now will pay off in the future plus. >>the new guy knows that he's got to get with the program to get ready to rock and roll and steph and klay are back in the mix. >>are the next 2 most know they're you know trying to perfect note. system in the style of play you know so next hearing we have the full the full team, you know i said trying to like i've been there for a while. the main thing. pair >>so sounds like andrew wiggins plans to stay golden state plays the suns in phoenix tonight and the all-star events start this friday, the only warrior taking part is erin pascal he'll be playing in the rising stars game. the big star of the westminster dog show is a name ceiba and there

it's still a little slow down there checking in on some of our drive times to 80 from san jose to cupertino looking great right now just a 10 minute drive. >>6 o 2 let's get to the top story this hour continuing to follow the latest on the corona virus. the number of cases is continuing to go up around the world and china specifically there have been now 425 deaths and yesterday we talked about 70,000 people affected now today more than 20,000. >>that's the new number outside of china, there are at least a 180 corona virus cases, including one death in hong kong. and another in the philippines and there are those 2 patients, the husband and wife. >>that are now being treated in san francisco turns out remember we told you there from san benito county. but they transfer them to a a oh because they needed extra treatment they were doing well and with their diagnosis. now that raises the number of confirmed cases in northern california to 4 that's the highest concentration in the entire country with kron four's dan kerman explaining more. it was on january 24th when the 57 year-old san benito

the attack happened sunday morning near cupertino. now armed with dna taken from the girl, the hunt is under way to find that mountain lion. david louie is live at the park. david? >> well, ama, we're happy to report that the girl is okay. her identity has not been released. the tracking dogs have been out here all day trying to pick up the scent of the mountain lion that uncharacteristically made an attack during the daytime. the tracking dogs have been given a rest for the evening, but will be back out in the morning. this is natural habitat for mountain lions, but this is the first time one has attacked a park visitor. on average, trail cameras pick up a mountain lion once a week overnight when they're active. that's why this incident is unusual. the 6-year-old girl was walking sunday morning with four adults and three other children. >> we know we have a mother that tends to stick around here quite often. but we don't know the sex of this cat. it could be a big male moving through. it could be just another lion kind of passing thr

daytime highs tomorrow will be warm yet again. 76 cupertino and morgan hill plenty of sunshine and 78. 78 san jose. in the east bay we will be looking for numbers in the middle 70s. 76 will be a popular number in the try very valley area. fairfield 79. in the north bay unusually warm weather continues. the numbers are 10 to 12 degrees above average. 77 rohnert park. 78 santa rosa. 72 at canfield. up in the ukiah and lakeport in clear lake area the numbers will be in the middle to upper 70s. in the extended forecast it will be warming on thursday. friday will begin to increase clouds and stay warm. saturdays the numbers come down. the winds will be up to 15 to 30 miles per hour. that will put a chill in the air but not much rain. sunday is the best chance but it is not much of a chance. next week we clear it up. >>> here's what you missed if you're just getting home. president trump has appointed vice president mike pence in charge of overseeing the nation's response to the growing coronavirus outbreak. the president s. is ready even as health officials worn more infections are coming.

as you get ready to head out the door in cupertino, expect it to be in the low 50s by 8:00.ck warm-up going from 53 to 68 to 77 at 2:00 today. our high temperatures in the south bay reaching 81 degrees in east san jose, gilroy 81 as well and we're talking about the potential setting new record high temperatures for today's date in concord reaching up to 80 degrees and we're up to 76 in redwood city and san francisco reaching 74 in the mission district and north bay high temperatures up to 78 in novato and we're still looking at a lot of dry weather, in fact, as we wrap up the month most likely it will be the driest february on record since the mid-1800s. and so we're still looking at a lot of the clouds and rain up around canada right now but that will be shifting in as we go into the weekend bringing some changes while we're seeing very cold temperatures and rain and snow across much of the east coast. high pressure that's kept it very warm will start to move on and our winds will get quite gusty going into the weekend as the low dips in. it does give a chance of some sierr

cupertino 55. milpitas 65. walnut creek 64. concorde 65. notice what happens around the immediate bay. mill valley oakley alameda richmond all upper 50s. that is where we feel the cooldown tomorrow. the closer you are to the opening of the golden gate tomorrow you will feel more of an onshore flow and be below average tomorrow. nobody else does that. everybody else middle to upper 60s. there are storms in the pacific. one way out there and one right here. the future kaz sees rain and that one. by the time we've gotten to tomorrow night there's a possibility for light rain to get here. it completely falls apart. if we watch the accumulation it is all staying in northern california. here is where it gets depressing. not just looking at the next 24 hours. the next week and a half we can do the same thing and play all the storms forward. look at the big donut hole where we are. it doesn't end there. i will play this ahead to saturday. not this saturday but next saturday. february 22. according to that model we're not getting any rain. in the se

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