a smart city based on those demands. and then the mayor of the city and one to turn it into a small city you have to consider the following. you need to make your city interconnected by adding senses that connect data for instance to cause a street to be able to regulate traffic or to measuring station station throughout the. city is usually a combination of the different urban systems that we have. for the most part that means mobility systems housing system. administrators systems energy systems education systems and so on anything affecting citizens in their everyday lives can be assigned a digital shadow. that simply collecting data is insufficient big data is no end in itself data needs to be prepared and. based on solutions for usage you can be. someone is close. when the air is heavily polluted anything's possible interconnected. to build a small city one must do 3 things connected via collect data and assess this data to find solution for the citizens but how do i benefit from the smart city here. in. the city sav

that's the starting point and we can begin designing a smart city based on those demands. imagine you're the mayor of a city and want to turn it into a smart city you have to consider the following. you need to make your city interconnected by adding sensors that connect data for instance to cause a street to be able to regulate traffic or to measuring stations stations throughout the town that measure levels. the smart city is usually a combination of the different urban systems that we have. for the most part that means mobility sist. housing systems administrator systems energy systems education systems and so on anything affecting citizens in their everyday lives can be assigned a digital shadow. that simply collecting data is insufficient data is no end in itself data needs to be prepared and. based on this small solutions for usage you can be found. at any illumination once someone is close. driving restrictions when the air is heavily polluted anything is possible in the connected spots. to build a small city one must do 3 things connected devices collect data and as

the mountain view city council thought it had the issue decided, the issue of parking of rvs on city streets but the residents have a different idea and there was a ban that the city council enacted to go into effect this summer but a measure to block it qualified for the november ballot. so last night the council had to choose between letting that ballot issue move forward or rescinding the law. speakers told the council their rv community threaten safety but others say it is council members who really should be afraid come election day. >> we get complaints that they're approached at night to le let into the laundry rooms and the bathrooms and the showers. if they refuse people are often aggressive and hostile. so the residents are afraid. >> to the counselors who voted for this disaster, who are up for re-election in november, you will be the face of eviction and you'll be defeated. it is very clear. repeal this measure, do not waste the $90,000 to put it on the november ballot. >> reporter: as you likely know, communities outside of mountain view are trying to figure out rv progra

that's the starting point and we can begin designing a smart city based on those demands. of the city and want to turn it into a smart you'd have to consider the following. you need to make your city interconnected by adding census data for instance to cause the street to be able to regulate traffic or to measuring station stations throughout the. city is usually a combination of the different urban systems that we have. for the most that means mobility systems housing system. administrators systems energy systems education systems and so on anything affecting citizens in their everyday lives can be assigned a digital shadow. data . big data is no end in itself data needs to be prepared and. someone is. restrictions when. anything is possible to connect it. to build a small city one must do 3 things connected via data and data to find solution for the citizens but how do i benefit from the smart city here. in. the city saves taxes by using resources more. with the help of sensors public spaces are only irrigated when they're too dry. the garbage bins are only emptied once t

one someone is. driving restrictions. anything is possible. to build a small city one must do 3 things connected via data and data to find solution for the citizens but how do i benefit from the smart city here. in. the city saves taxes by using resources more. patiently with the help of sensors public spaces are only irrigated when they're too dry. the garbage bins are only emptied once they're full. in helsinki garbage trucks have become obsolete waste is transferred to underground collection points without noise or pollution. in rio de janeiro a smartphone app is enabling residents to shape their surroundings the app smart favela create a 3 dimensional avatar of the shantytowns when city planners come up with new ideas these can be looked at on the app and then citizens can vote on them. in palo alto in the u.s. parking lots now have sensors these notify citizens whenever a parking space is free the city's traffic is constantly recorded. smart robo cops are supposed to make do by safer the police robots are equipped with cameras and can find persons through faci

yes, we are one city. but we have a containment strategy that keeps people that are really suffering in certain neighborhoods in the city. and those neighborhoods are primarily districts 6, 9 and 10. and we have been dealing with it for decades. and you have three supervisors of those three districts and really grateful to supervisor preston for joining in, because there is a major issue in district 5 as well, who have done everything in our power to be solution-oriented, to find money, to find sites, to negotiate deals, to open up navigation centers to say we will be not only the ones to take responsibility for this city-wide crisis, but we will do our work that is not traditional work of the legislature. of the legislator. for example, when i went and found a negotiated deal with and went to the money to pay for the navigation center, that was in district 9. when that closed down, got a site and money to get a replacement one. that is going above and beyond and fulfilling our duty as leaders in the city t

city college needs to get its fiscal house in order. this has been going on for a decade, and there is a set of tensions and political dynamics and changes in state law that has made it incredible difficult for city college to do the things it has needed to do to make its revenues equal its expenditures. but i thought -- i had hoped when i was on the board we were on a path to getting there. it appears that that has not happened, that the hopes that were there for free city college, that we could grow our way out of the problem has not materialized. so i really want to know as we go forward in this conversation, what is happening with city college's finances and what are we talking -- how much does it take for us to stabilize this institution? what cuts does this college have to accept and which of its centers perhaps cannot continue to operate? that's a conversation that's been going on for ten years. which programs or commitments do they have to backtrack on and what is our additional commitment of money, whatever it is, what are we getting for that? we sho

on our tour, visit c-span.org/cities tour. follow us on twitter at c-span cities. the c-span cities tour, exploring the american story. we are driving around downtown indianapolis. role with the museum and what are we going to be looking at today? >> i am the curator of social history at the indiana state museum which means i spend a lot of time doing research and in particular african-american history. today we are going to visit some of the historical locations that help to tell the story of african-americans in indianapolis. >> why were african-americans coming to indianapolis? >> many african-americans were coming here because we were a free state although we did have laws that did challenge the freedoms for african-americans coming here. we know that as early as 1825, and previous to that, there were african-american settlements here. we know as that there were 55 early as african-americans 1827 living here in the city and that population continued to grow. at times, a very slow growth, but it did continue to grow. >> we a

place for actually just behind that march you can see behind me the people that are moving from one end of the city to another they're heading to a church to hold a ceremony to remember the lives lost again 270 people that were killed in that disaster exactly one year ago here in the city of ramallah and this isn't the only ceremony this isn't the only event that's taking place over the last few days there have been marches that have taken place in the city of bellotti so all share with people moving in caravans that was planned march but because of the heavy rains of the flooding here in here in the region people have taken automobiles to arrive and grandmother you know to pay their respects to the fallen now we're talking about those rains even now we're having a little bit more rain coming down right now this is adding to to the trepidation that people feel this is adding to the anxiety that people feel because not only are they remembering this tragedy this disaster that happened exactly one year ago it brings up fears that another disaster could could take place once again given the heavy floo

it's mainly th bottom the peninsula enue off ramp from northbound one on onand peninsulaavenue there on city streets major injury accident still unr investigation were checking traffic tracker and we don't have any bad news from that trip from livermore to dublin, looking good on 5 any westbound it's only 10 minus from vasco heading up to the dublin interchange 6 80'sa nice drive so far for the southbound tripfrom dublin to fremont than nimitz looking good as well and then no issues for to 37 an easy drive of 6 minut milpitas to sonny bill. well after68 ars of educating yog women in san francisco mercy high school will close its stores is semester kron four's well beowhasmore on what led to the clure and how the school is trying to help everyone move forwd. one summer sea girl always a mercy rl,a statent that rings true for many at mercy high school but burke. e senior like madeline >>or a freshman like theresa diaz was a little bit ared of coming into the school. friend you and i felt really confident coming every day a stab lh by the sisters of mercy in 1952 rcy high has been educating wom

from waterloo to west sacramento we are putting cities and towns at the center of what we do. we take on climate change, the global security threat of our time. cities are leading the way. we have to not only rejoin the paris agreement, it is time to convene a pittsburgh summit to empower communities that have been finding local solutions, not waiting for washington to catch up. steps likee take next-generation resilience hubs, provide data and tools to support the communities at risk. when it comes to infrastructure, which is the one area where this president arrived with very high expectations on both sides of the aisle. i will admit that to some extent he had me fooled. we knew infrastructure was a bipartisan priority, good for the economy and sought for americans from coast-to-coast. unveiled thatplan had local governments doing the heavy lifting, which is how it works already. we put forward a $1 trillion plan that will allow mayors to tailor solutions that will grow populations and add businesses and jobs. under my administration you will have that support. [applause] knowing that

one city council member says that may not necessarily be a bad thing. it is a quiet denny's for now. in the city of campbell approves plans to build a chik- fil-a here, opponents say it will look more like this location in walnut creek, cars clogging up the location and spilling out onto the road. >> it is really a logistical nightmare. >> they are leading a grassroots neighborhood opposition group, citing the city's own traffic study which says a chik-fil-a would, quote, generate an average of 2289 net daily trips. that is an additional 633,000 cars in each year. the petition has garnered over 400 signatures. >> we need to encourage people to come to our city for a unique experience. it should not be for fast food. >> a chik-fil-a is going to junk up that area. >> reporter: this council member and former mayor says the nearby closures of the music store, officemax, and dressbarn, right next door is concerning. >> as council members we have to look at the bigger pick year. we don't want just a bunch of empty shops. we would like a little more vibrancy wi

this is only one of hundreds of ways that men and women experience a city differently. s stop waiting to get to work or get home from work and then this happens. and one of the most profound of those differences is how safe we feel, especially at night. conchi braojos works as a cleaner at a hospital on the outskirts of the city. in this area of high—rise apartments, the streets are deathly quiet. it is a 30 minute walk, 20 minutes if she is scared enough. she worked with punt 6 for months as part of a big project documenting the journeys of nightshift workers. punt 6 found that women were walking to work in the night because transport started too late. when they presented this to the authorities, they convinced them to start the bus schedule an hour earlier. that helped conchi for a while. and then the cleaning company changed her hours. but it is notjust people who have to work that have the right to feel safe in the city at night. for over 100 years, la merce festival has been bringing citizens of barcelona of all ages together. but for women, partying into the night

also on the show a growing alarm a city of a leaven 1000000 people on lockdown chinese authorities try to quarantine bruhaha the metropolis at the very center of the colon a virus outbreak and with it work. trying to contain a city of 11000000 people. is. like you so much for joining us we continue our coverage of ceremonies at the yad vashem. memorial in jerusalem daughter holocaust victims and survivors all this is the 1st in a series of events marking the 75th anniversary of the liberation of the auschwitz death camp which is commemorated as international holocaust remembrance day 6000000 jews were killed in the genocide dozens of international has of state and government joined israeli leaders at the ceremony they gather to remember one of the world's darkest chapters and vowed to fight anti semitism in their countries in the 1st speech by a german president at yad vashem i got to steinmeyer subject to his responsibility for the crimes of the nazi regime will not expire let's take a listen now to what president steinmeyer said 75 years later. after the liberation of auschwitz i sta

different analysts with two different takes on city group. and check out this mystery chart soaring to kick off the week we will tell you what has got investors in this name smiling today but we start with today's turnaround after a weekend of threats and a global selloff that saw markets from asia to european drop, u.s. stocks prove resilient with all tree indexes finished in the green. so faced with one of the most significant escalations in mideast conflict than we've seen in years, investors are holding strong could anything shake this market what do you make of the action. >> welcome back courtney and tim has been away. >> thank you. >> it is shocking. at one point the vix was 16.5 and in an environment where the vix has no business in my opinion below 14 i explain it with beginning of the year inflows in a significant way and the fact that the federal reserve keeps pumping in liquidity at record paces. now north of $400 billion since september. at this pace, by april of this year we'll have exceeded the all-time high for the balance she

an out of nowhere, almost tornado, technically a micro burst, but it dumped a whole lot of water on the cityn a short period of time on a saturday afternoon. so, due to that, we have been working on adjusting our plans to be more ready to respond in a no notice storm event, which is fairly unusual. however, due to the variability in weather and climate change and changes on the planet, we have to be ready for the unexpected. so, we are working on improving our situational awareness, operational response, and our public messaging regarding the storms when they do happen. secondly, we're going to move into the recent activities also this week. we had a safety assessment program, proof of concept. it is also known as s.a.p., which is really a state program that engineers throughout the state to do building assessments, building and structural assessments after disasters, in particular earthquakes. we had this exercise on monday lead by the city administrator's office with other department participation. i was really, really pleased of the progress that the group has made. we had cal there also

this is d w news live from berlin tonight 11000000 people in china on lockdown the city of homs canceling all flights and trains in a bid to stop a deadly virus from spreading the city is the epicenter of an outbreak of the corona virus that claimed the lives in fueling fears of a global pandemic and with no vaccine and officials are scrambling to contain the virus also coming up. on trial democrats lay out their case for removing the u.s. president from office in oral arguments impeachment manager adam schiff says trump abused his office by withholding aid to ukraine we'll get the latest by going live to washington plus a call to action over climate change the head of the e.u. commission or so the fund a lion says europe should be leading the charge in creating a carbon neutral future. i'm burnt off it's good to have you with us shutting down a city to stop a virus chinese authorities are closing transport networks in the city of hong it is at the heart of the corona virus outbreak that is spreading across asia and beyond the government has also advised inhabitants not to leave the city

an out of nowhere, almost tornado, technically a micro burst, but it dumped a whole lot of water on the city in a short period of time on a saturday afternoon. so, due to that, we have been working on adjusting our plans to be more ready to respond in a no notice storm event, which is fairly unusual. however, due to the variability in weather and climate change and changes on the planet, we have to be ready for the unexpected. so, we are working on improving our situational awareness, operational response, and our public messaging regarding the storms when they do happen. secondly, we're going to move into the recent activities also this week. we had a safety assessment program, proof of concept. it is also known as s.a.p., which is really a state program that engineers throughout the state to do building assessments, building and structural assessments after disasters, in particular earthquakes. we had this exercise on monday lead by the city administrator's office with other department participation. i was really, really pleased of the progress that the group has made. we had cal there als

second pass is performed by a dedicated city can collection route. and then, based on demand, city cans can be collected three or up to four times a day, depending on the situation. we also meet with the department of public works weekly to talk about cans that have had overflow conditions nume numeros times in the past and discuss whether or not it makes sense to increase the frequency of the can or the timing of our collection, meaning if there's a high-traffic area because the school lets out at a certain time, it may make sense to make sure that cab i can is collected before the school lets out. we're awaiting that program that jeremy referenced, the sensors in the can and we're hopeful that nord sense technology will unable us to proactively manage our collection times and also potentially dynamically route our collections so that we can predict when a can can is overflowing and we can get that before that occurs. the picture here is frank hansen, recognised by the board of supervisors for the efforts in the city of san francisco. and in addition, we perform city

a super bowl the on sunday against the kansas city chiefs. ealed brady telksed him a message of support saying good luck, handle business, and win. here's richard sherman on his humble qb. >> he doesn't really want it. i don't think he wants credit. if we win the super bowl and he gets mvp, i don't know if he'll go up to the stage. he'll be like oh my god, you guys, you guys, come on. >> everyone has a different story in this league how you get where you're going. i'm happy with my story and how everything's worked out. >> let's make the transition to the warriors in philadelphia, kobe bryant's hometown, his low merion jersey in the rafters as both teams had a moment of silence. the sixers won the tip and took a violation. the warriors inbounded placing the ball down. they took a shot clock violation, a standing ovation from the fans for both efforts. how about the numerology. he changed his jub to 24 tonight. he had 24 points tonight and 8 defensive rebounds as philly won the game 115-104. >> former giants manager dusty baker could become the

the city of 50000 inhabitants is located on the rhine and especially known for this building. spire cathedral the city's main landmark 1000 years old and unesco world heritage site. christianity has sent great monuments in the city but judaism has also left its mark here in the middle ages was one of the most important jewish settlements in central europe along with mines and warms the 3 cities were even called jerusalem on the rhine. spire warms and minds are considered the cradle of european judaism jewish life has shaped these 3 cities for more than 900 years and i want to know what remains of it so today's show is not just the city trip but also a journey through jewish history. in our p. mail we also jet over the ski slopes in. we take a tour of the port city of haifa in israel. and take a closer look at mine. in the old town. in these 2 streets in new gaza and plan that comes from gaza a jewish reserve venture area was created 1000 years ago because jews were only allowed to settle here the houses were built particularly narrow and high in order to offer as much space as

go x is accused of making up its own permit to operate on city streets. kpix 5's betty yu reports the city attorney is now taking action. >> reporter: the city says that go x has engaged in fraudulent and dangerous conduct by running an illegal scooter operation. the company disagrees. it's called go x action an electric scooter sharing company. the city says it's operating illegally and used fake permits with the city seal. today the office sent this cease and desist letter to the company, ordering it to shut down by january 18th. it states that the company also owes more than $230,000 in unpaid fines from 540 citations for operating without a permit and putting scooters in the public right of way. the city also says the company gained an unfair advantage over competitors who abided by the sfmta's scooter permit program. tonight the company's ceo said he was surprised and disheartened by the letter, and his goal from day one was to always act in accordance with rules and regulations. they said the company parks scooters at businesses, mostly hotels, rath

on d w. in the height of climate change. for me. what's in store. for the future. for the major cities to insight. welcome to news from the world of arts and culture hollywood stars will smith and martin lawrence were here in berlin on tuesday evening for the world premiere of the latest bad boys movie more in a minute also coming up. ballet dancers dressed like chewbacca from star wars and techno point unique on stage here in berlin. and a food photographer who won't make you hungry but will make you think. for fans of will smith and the bad boys film franchise the long wait is finally over it's nearly 17 years since the last one and now to miami detectives of back with bad boys for life so have the bad boys slowed with age well it's german fans are going to find out 1st as the world premiere was here in berlin on tuesday night and will smith and his costar in lawrence with their. star it's been 25 years since the 1st bad boys movie that proved will smith had what it takes for the big screen he and costar martin lawrence are back in action now in their fifty's secret. to put out a pretty neat.

politician in the city of castle a deadly attack on a synagogue in the city of hama. the syrian defense force claims troops loyal to president bashar al assad have continued their offensive on rebel held areas despite a cease fire agreement and observer group has released a video of government helicopters dropping a barrel bomb on a village earlier this week. the international court of justice has ordered me in march to take all the measures necessary in his power to prevent genocide against rooms of people and preserve evidence of alleged atrocities well the verdict comes after lynn mars de facto leader aung san suu kyi defended her country against accusations of genocide to put the. on next to china where a deadly virus is spreading and fueling fears of a global pandemic chinese health officials have just confirmed the 1st deaths from a new strain of corona virus outside the city and that's the epicenter of the outbreak the victim is an 80 year old man in the province. authorities have been racing to quarantine rouhani and other chinese cities in a bit to contain the

a city owned lot on high street. the space is expected to have shelter and beds for those currently living in tents and cars in the encampment. the transition should be complete by the end of march. >>> still ahead, a group of sociology students in the south bay taking what they learned and creating housing for their homeless peers. >>> a north bay community struggling with illegal dumping. why residents are on the hook for the cleanup. >>> live at the super bowl. what happens when the sports caster takes on a little kid and a 40-yard dash? nfl experience. nothing like it. that is coming up. >>> and we are also looking forward to a little rain moving into the bay area. the timing and amounts in the forecast as we look live at the golden gate bridge. what is all coming up when we come back. tom steyer: no child should have to worry about finding good food in school. so, when my wife kat and i learned california public school children couldn't get fresh produce in the cafeteria, we took action. we partnered with local

the showdown in one city over cutting down dozens. >>> ard sherman will appreciate this trip to the super bowl more than his last one. don't forget we are streaming on cbsn bay area. you can find us on kpix.com or the cbs app or your favorite platform. >>> dennis joins us now as the niners continue with the countdown clock. >> we are the king of countdown clocks in the bay area. the countdown will start tomorrow. >> reporter: the 49ers richard sherman was the best quarterback in the nfl the this year by pro football focus. it's not that long and i go that 49ers faithful's could not handle this guy. the 49ers obviously lost that game and the seahawks went on to win the super bowl that you. now sherman is looking to win another one with san francisco. not much has changed behind the uniform. he is healthy and he is back in purple form and he is enjoying this super bowl experience even more. >> they call me uncle now. back then they did not. it's a different feeling for me now. you appreciate things more. my son gets to go to a super bowl. his birthday is three days after the super bowl and

on some of the things that slow us down. this is not unique to the electric vehicles. sometimes the city gets in its own way, and we need to get beyond that and solve the problems together. >> supervisor mar: thank you. and then one final question sort of related to these. do you feel as a city department you have the resources you need, the staff, the funding, the political support, to further develop the road map into actionable steps? >> i feel like we definitely have the political support. mayor breed was -- she was the one who said she wanted the road map. this is very much the way she thinks about these complex issues is she comes to me and says i don't want you to jump to the answer, i want you to make sure that you've brought in parties so that we understand what the steps are, which is why we did that road map process. in terms of resources, i'm very excited about the low carbon fuel standard credit sales, and the ability for our departments as well as some other departments to start to access that funding. >> chair peskin: commissioner safai? >> supervisor safai: thank you, cha

the new program one east bay city is launching today to crack down on the growing piles of trash. >>> plus an all new look at the destruction and damage done from the kincade fire. and the new lawsuit sonoma county is considering as it deals with the aftermath. >>> and good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm marcus washington. >> and i'm laura garcia. rain right now moving through the bay area. taking a live look at the radar tracking the wet weather this morning. >> we're live in fremont and san francisco and you could see rain crops and wet roads out there. kari hall is tracking the forecast. when the rain is moving in and moving in and continuing to moving in and out all week. >> most of it moved out. we had the rain early this morning. some of the widespread rain is moving toward the east and more sierra snow. the roads are still wet and there will be once again puddles left behind. very much like yesterday morning. live look outside in palo alto. and highway 101. temperatures will drop down into the upper 40s over the next few hours and slowly rise as we get sunshine today. we d

this is news coming to light from a city of 11000000 people on lockdown move home is the metropolis at the center of the corona virus outbreak all transport to and from will haunt is suspended as authorities attempt to pour in team the chinese city but will it work like. playing . with another 1000000 people is. also coming up germany's president. joins the israeli president and other world leaders to mark holocaust remembrance day he will deliver the 1st speech by a german president at the memorial. and anger boils up over greece's overcrowded migrant camps thousands of protesters to bend the government shut down facilities on 3 pretty thailand or migrants faced squalor and desperation. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us it's never been tried before and no one sure it will work chinese authorities are attempting to quarantine the city of woo han a metropolis of 11000000 people it's at the center of the corona virus outbreak that's spreading across asia and beyond all transport in and out of the city has been suspended. it's a difficult time to try and quarantine a city be

i think it's one of the most humane and visionary documents on education in the world. city college has followed the enlightened guidelines on the california master plan for education, and i would think that supervisor mandelman would remember and recognize that success. in my humble view, investigating $2.7 million to help city college through this crisis would be a very wise and humane investment. i'm a little surprised that supervisor mandelman is so concerned with logistics i appreciate skepticism. i think it's an index of common sense. i respect more those who work to share power. city college accomplishes a real democracy in my view. i urge you to invest this $2.7 million in education. this will be in support of the people. we will remember how the vote comes out, labor and the progressive communities in the city will be very much with you in support and applaud your good efforts and criticize your failure. thank you. >> good morning. supervisor mandelman and fewer and walton. my name is cathy burek. i've been on the faculty for 40 years. i'm going to start with not wh

individuals who take risks and if they don't if it doesn't catch on they're also don't make a huge impact on the city and will be substituted quickly if it catches on and finds imitators and. and a following because it makes sense that as uplifting it is it is a fish and then the transforms the city in its image one guy designed for me as a wonder or seagram's building that beautiful elegant stephen glass skyscraper which 1st emerged in new york city on park avenue in the 19 early 19 fifties when everything around it was the kind of stone brownstone and then it seemed like an alien invasion something out of another world and maybe an insult to sensibilities of the time in look back 4050 years later the whole city has been transformed in its image so i think that's what i believe in i believe in leadership and visionary leadership in the colbys is another character i could cite his sketches and joys of $1000.00 twenties where reality around the world including moscow in the 19 fifty's and sixty's that doesn't mean that this vision is now still the vision so these all these visions have their sell by d

a super bowl the on sunday against the kansas city chiefs. he revealed brady telksed him a message of support saying good luck, handle business, and win. here's richard sherman on his humble qb. >> he doesn't really want it. i don't think he wants credit. if we win the super bowl and he gets mvp, i don't know if he'll go up to the stage. he'll be like oh my god, you guys, you guys, come on. >> everyone has a different story in this league how you get where you're going. i'm happy with my story and how everything's worked out. >> let's make the transition to the warriors in philadelphia, kobe bryant's hometown, his low merion jersey in the rafters as both teams had a moment of silence. the sixers won the tip and took a violation. the warriors inbounded placing the ball down. they took a shot clock violation, a standing ovation from the fans for both efforts. how about the numerology. he changed his jub to 24 tonight. he had 24 points tonight and 8 defensive rebounds as philly won the game 115-104. >> former giants manager dusty baker could beco

one city fights over how to honor his name. >> nobody wants to see a headline on "cbs evening news" that kansas city did this thing. >> and the remarkable story of a war hero once forgotten. he will now be remembered alongside presidents. this is the "cbs evening reporting from the nation's capital. >> dubois: good evening. norah is off tonight. i'm maurice dubois. we'll begin with a mystery virus in china that has now spread. the world held organization is on edge. at least four people have died and hundreds more are sick. there are concerns five times as many people could be infected. tonight chinese health officials say the illness which is a new strain of coronavirus, can be passed from person to person, stoking fears that it could be moving faster than it can be contained. extra health screening has been ordered at airports in china as well as airports across the u.s. experts say the virus started in a chinese city of wuhan, but it is now spreading across asia. ramy inocencio leads off our coverage tonight from ground zero of the outbreak in china. >> reporter: tonight the city of w

in a few hours union city is closing one of the four fire stations. is a live look for you right now at fire station 30. the city said it doesn't get enough calls and a recent study found less than two calls every 24 hours. the firefighters union warns it may increase levels and they are being assigned to other alameda county firehouses. >> illegally turning right on red in california will set you back $500 and blocking a wheelchair access curb will cost you more than twice of that but the governor is proposing cutting those kind of fees for some drivers according to the "sacramento bee" he wants to expand the fine reduction plan for low income drivers. right now the program like it exists in four california counties including san francisco. last year the state collected with about $1.5 billion in traffic fines. >>> a follow up for the the idea of a dedicating bus lane on the bay bridge is gaining traction when it comes to bay bridge leadership. rob bonta floated the idea and since then buffy wicks has tweeted support. and scott wieber told the examin

human transmission the corona virus has killed 3 people since the 1st being detected in the chinese city of one han in a sense spread to 3 other chinese cities including beijing shanghai and hong kong 212-0217 new cases have been confirmed it's also spreading internationally south korea centers for disease control and prevention has now reported its 1st case a chinese woman who flew into incheon city from one on sunday has been quarantined and that fall is one case being confirmed in japan early in january and 2 in thailand 6 days ago chinese president xi jinping says the virus must be resolutely controlled katrina you reports from beijing. stothard hospital are working around the clock to identify a mystery virus which has been linked to star's severe acute respiratory syndrome at least 3 people have died and the number of those confirmed to have the virus is growing the chinese officials say the outbreak is under control there all the. new cases have been a been ticks toward visit to the hospital and we have concentrated resources experts to treat patients in one place she saw the virus which

berkeley leaders have approved a plan to develop a homeless camp on city-owned property. including up to 120 tents. one site under consideration is on university avenue near second street. it may be months before a final location is found. according to berkeley side the late night vote was approved by all but two council members who did not vote. >>> happening now, beach-goers should be on the lookout for sneaker waves until 9:00 this morning. there is a warning in effect up and down the northern california coast for dangerous waves and rip currents. everyone is reminded never to turn your back on the ocean. really have owe to heed the warning. kari, you better take it away. >> yeah, we're going to still have some clouds and of course that rip current warning and just watching out for some of the waves that may be high along the coast. but our weather quieting down now that the storm has moved away from the bay area. we're going to have a day still mixed with sun and clouds but the rain moving out. as you get ready to step out of the door in mountain view we're going to se

a city of 11000000 people with almost no one on the streets transportation severely restricted trains planes buses cars almost nothing leaves or enters the city hospital wards have had to deal with hundreds of cases and thousands more beds have had to be reserved for patients health workers are on the front line of the fight against the virus knows. of course we're worried and so are our relatives. but we're nurses and will do our job as long as we wear the uniform despite the rising number of cases the world health organization has not declared a global health emergency and the question was whether this event constitutes a public of emergency of international concern. the advice to d.g. which is provided by the emergency committee is that no more of the time on thursday china announced that transport links to the cities of one gun and all joe would also be cut by the fear of contagion has produced dramatic scenes like here at food you airport where a man suspected of carrying a virus was contained to a quarantine container. the outbreak comes as millions of people are on the move to

like wuhan and also china, that is one city, ink there's 15 cities with 5 million people or something, which we have never experienced here. markets have been mixed. they have been fairly muted and the day before yesterday they eased back by about 1%, regained poise yesterday and the dow only closed down 0.03, nothing! the markers seemed fine but this morning people have had another think. as you put on your screen before, i'm right in saying hong kong is down 2%, shanghai, 1.5% and 0.9% for the kong is down 2%, shanghai, 1.5% and 0.9% forthe nikkei. kong is down 2%, shanghai, 1.5% and 0.9% for the nikkei. that is quite a big movement. 0bviously people are a bit concerned. we've seen the price of gold go up and the price of oil has dropped down on the basis trade might be adversely affected, so i think i'm right in saying it is down three or 4%. those are measurable movements. i would describe the market as slightly neurotic but i don't think we will go into a freefall. as you saw on the screen a moment ago, there's the other angl