look what we've done in the state of washington. we have made something indisputable. we have made something inspiring. we have created a spark that unites that innovation, collaboration, communities, partnerships. and the big ideas that we fit into this state, we experience the best of washington when we come together. one of our own soccer players knows this well. he stands for strength, spirit and the best of who we are. i'm talking about megan rapinoe. it really spoke to me, when she said the following in her speech at the world cup victory at the parade. she said, this is my charge to everyone here. every single person who agrees and doesn't agree, it's our responsibility to make this world a better place. i couldn't say it any better, so let's get to work. thank you. good luck to you all. thank you.

look what we have done in the state of washington. we've made something that is indisputable. 've made something that's inspiring. we've created a spark that ignites our innovation, our collaboration, our communities, our partnerships and the big ideas we fit into this state. we experience the best of washington when we come together. and one of our own soccer players knows this well. she stands for strength, spirit and the best of who we are. of course i'm talking about megan rapinoe. [applause] it really spoke to me when she said the following in her speech after the world cup victory at the parade. she said, this is my charge to everyone here. every single person who agrees and doesn't agree, it's our responsibility to make this world a better place. i couldn't say it any better. let's get to work. thank you. good luck to yourselves. thank you. [applause] >> they are asking you to tear up all of the ballots across this country on your own initiative. take that decision away from the american people. and i don't think they spent one minute of their 24 hours talking to you abo

gentlemen, the honorable patty murray, assistant democratic leader of the united states senate, from washington. ms. murray: as a voice here in congress for the great state of washington, i am very honored to congratulate steve gleason on being awarded the congressional gold medal. they don't just give these out, you know. the congressional gold medal is awarded only to the most uncommon people who show incredible bravery, dedication and determination to advance their fields, their country and all humankind. steve is undoubtedly an uncommon person. from an early age, he was an uncommon athlete. in high school in spo can, steve won back-to-back league m.v.p. awards playing football. and went on to play both football and baseball at washington state university, my

washington state and snow mix health district officials. >>along with cdc announced the first us case of the 2019 novel corona virus. >>today the us is confirming that a man in washington state has contracted the corona virus. the first appeared in china last month that man recently traveled from move on where the disease originated from yes so far this virus has killed 6 people and has infected hundreds of others kron four's dan kerman is live at sfo tonight. >>where he talked with passengers and health expert about how to prevent contracting the virus stand. >>that's right, you know the causes of this thing or at least the symptoms very similar to the flu. you know, shortness of breath and a fever, so it's really hard to tell if this is what you haven't letter tested for but as you know health screenings are going on here at sfo into other airports for people arriving from harm. tuesday afternoon, some 3 hours after their nonstop flight on china had landed at sfo travelers wearing uncaring masks emerge from customs after undergoing health

washington. today the first professional football player to win it grew up in the state of washington. think steve has a lot in common with the father of our country. like washington, steve never quits and he inspires others to fight for a cause greater than yourself. president washington once said the harder the conflict, the greater the triumph. i'm sure steve, you'd tell us the same. a.l.s. is a very difficult condition. it's a cruel disease that paralyzes the body. but those fighting a.l.s. surely want us to know that this condition cannot take away their fighting spirit. it will never diminish their will and determination. and though finding a cure may be difficult, the difficulty will only make the triumph of discovering one all the greater. and what this incredible organization, team gleason, steve is leading the charge to making a difference in the lives of thousands of americans who are fighting a.l.s. i imagine there are moments when the goal can seem unattainable. but remember this, independence seemed like a distant dream in 1776. when washington's army had not won a single

washington. today the first professional football player to win it grew up in the state of washington.cause greater than yourself. president washington once said the harder the conflict, the greater the triumph. i'm sure, steve, you would tell us the same. als is a very difficult condition. it is a cruel disease that paralyzes the body. but those fighting als surely want us to know that this condition cannot take away their fighting spirit. it will never diminish their will and determination. though finding a cure may be difficult, the difficulty will only make the triumph of discovering one all the greater. with this incredible organization, team gleason, steve is leading the charge to making a difference in the lives of thousands of americans. so remember this, independence seemed like a distant stream in 1776. when washington's army had not won a single battle against the british, washington refused to wave the white flag. with courage and confidence in his soldiers, he surprised the hessians at the battle of trenton, giving the american cause a pivotal victory. i often find inspira

the cardinal 66-0 against washington state. >>> huskies up two, west to green for three. big shot. ne, bears by one. amber the floater, she had 31 and washington wins in berkeley. >>> james harden and the rockets hosting the sixers, james stepped back triple. 44 points, 11 assists and 11 rebounds. rockets win. >>> every year our friends vote for the best nfl dudes in each position. the winner all-pro players. the 49ers are well-represented. george kit ill first team all- pro. he caught 85 passes. all while being one of the best blocking tighteneds in the game. and two other 49ers second team all-pro. . >>> none of those guys could be named all-pro at two positions. that belongs to mccaffrey. affrey. the third player with a thousand rushing yards and a thousand receiving yards in a season. >> check this out. russell westbrook in the open floor. you think he took flak in the locker room. >> just a little bit. thomas ejected. a minute and a half into the game. what got him tossed. take another look. can't make contact with the official and he gives them the chest bump. that's it. >> th

we'll talk about the economy and other things the cdc has identified a case of coronavirus in washington state. if you remember, sars achffecte the gdp. have you spoken to the cdc >> we have it totally under control. it is one person coming in from china. we have it under control it is going to be just fine. >> okay. president xi, there is just some talk in china that maybe the transparency isn't going to be what it should be. do you trust we'll know everything we need to? >> i do. i have a great relationship with

i was an intern at the washington state center where i was a junior. worked for a state senator and in olympia and then came out to d.c. when i was a senior inversion university of washington. that was one of the big breaks that i got. i assumed i would return to seattle and didn't know what i was going to do. i guess i assumed i was going to go to law school even though i didn't want to be a lawyer. but i did have an interest in getting involved in politics. i used to go to the library, it was a beautiful campus in seattle. i would listen to john f. kennedy speeches on my own time. i actually memorized them for credit and of course, just because i listened to them so often. i really fell in love with language, the power of words. i thought those words were very powerful when i read biographies, autobiographies and in the various administrations. it would be great to work in the white house someday. i ended up making my way to an internship at csi. i was in the think tank world, i was a young bucket and policy center. eventually hired as a speechwriter

we want to show you and tell you about a bizarre weather phenomenon in washington state.ds piled up 15 feet high along a highway. some vehicles were trapped, and some of their occupants rang in the new year, well, inside their cars. rescuers finally got them out using snowplows to clear the tumbleweeds. some folks, we don't know why, like to start the year, the new year, by freezing. in the netherlands, thousands dressed in swim suits and red caps and braved the cold for a dip in the very, very cold north sea. new york's coney island, another big splash, as thousands took the polar bear plunge into the chilly atlantic ocean. when we come back, a favorite story from 2019, all about the power of a hug. you try hard, you eat right... mostly. you make time... when you can. but sometimes life gets in the way, and that stubborn fat just won't go away. coolsculpting takes you further. a non-surgical treatment that targets, freezes, and eliminates treated fat cells for good. discuss coolsculpting with your doctor. some common side-effects include temporary numbness, discomfort, a

a man in washington state is being held in isolation, diagnosed with the coronavirus after a trip to china. health officials are scrambling to retrace his footsteps to see who else might have been exposed. at least 440 people in china have now been diagnosed with the virus, the death toll has risen to nine, at chinese airports, tempered passengers are having their temperature taken. before being able to board flights, at sfo, screenings are confined to passengers arriving from wujan and connecting from there. the coronavirus causes a pneumonia like illness, the city say the cdc says there's a lot we don't know. >> we know it can spread among humans from person-to-person, but is it frequent, common, that is something that we don't know quite yet.>>> the cdc is really is raising the travel notice to china from lever one delivered to from level i to level ii, and they are not screening all people from china yet . >>> opening arguments set to start in the afternoon tomorrow, after a 13 hour day on day one of the impeachment trial. it wrapped up just moments ago. natalie? >> reporter: tha

washington state confirms that a man is still undergoing treatment for the pneumonia-like virus.uspected cases in california. tennessee and college station, texas are reporting potential infections. nine parents deported by the trump administration and separated from their children returned to the u.s. this week. almost 3,000 children were taken from their parents in the spring of 2018. manuel bojorquez was there. >> reporter: david's tears came spilling out after waiting nearly two years for this moment to hug his 9-year-old son. marvelled at how much his son had grown during the time he stayed with a host family in texas. he was one of nine parents who arrived in los angeles after a court mandated return. the parents have been detained n in 2017 and 2018. in september a federal judge ruled that many of the parents had been given false information and in some cases pressured into waiving their rights. fernando a father from guatemala was greeted by his wife and three daughters. the family sought asylum at the u.s.-mexico border after his teenage son was murdered. not all parents

. >>> there are new restrictions tonight on inbound flights from china after a washington state man came down with the first u.s. case of the deadly new coronavirus. kpix 5 reporter andria borba is at sfo, one of five u.s. airport handling all flights from china for now. andria? >> reporter: julia, those airports include as you said, sfo, lax, jfk, and new york, atlanta and chicago, as officials for the centers of disease control are concerned about spreading a possible endemic. less than a week after worries about coronavirus coming out of wuhan, china the first case has hit in the united states. in washington state just outside of seattle. >> i'm thankful that the man who tested positive for this virus acted so quickly and sought treatment. his actions gave us a head start. >> reporter: that man is in the hospital tonight for treatment. cases of them pneumonia like illness have also popped up in japan, thailand, and now south korea. >> we know it can spread among humans from person to person, but is it frequent? is it common? that's something we don't know quite yet. >> reporter: this

some had huge wildfires in washington state.y decided to take action and push the company to commit to doing more publicly to fight climate change. since then, the company has taken many steps. taylor: i want to get a little bit more of amazon's response. what else are they telling you about this sort of updated communication policy? >> they are reiterating that they do not think their communications or prohibition on employees going out the house ,nd talking about the company they want to stay senate or at least ask approval. taylor: we often hear about filingany big techer complaints or lawsuits. anyhis -- could there be legal ramifications here? >> we have not heard any rumblings of that so far pertaining to amazon. i think there is a fine line, at least in my understanding, that it protected employee's speech and speaking in behalf of the company, which is what amazon is claiming. taylor: what is amazon doing to fight climate change? i get 10 package and different boxes instead of folding them all into one box. some of the c

case of that mysterious virus tracked here to washington state. a 30-year-old man diagnosed five days after returning home to seattle from wuhan, china. >> our number one priority is to complete the identification of all the patient's contacts, reach out to the contacts and monitor their health. >> reporter: health officials report the patient did not visit that wuhan fish and meat market, ground zero for the outbreak, where today, teams were busy disinfecting the streets. >> i think the risk to american citizens now is low. part of the reason that the patient was so rapidly identified and treated appropriately is because he himself was educated and recognized the risk. >> reporter: the man arrived in seattle last week, before the cdc began airport screenings. he started feeling sick a few days later and reached out health offiicials. experts now retracing his steps and expanding those airport screenings to include chicago and atlanta. anyone traveling from wuhan to the u.s. will have to enter through one of five u.s. airports. around the world, a

and in the united states the first case was confirmed in washington state on tuesday.s coronavirus outbreak has spread globally here's zhaoyin feng again from washington. if we draw comparisons between the current outbreak and a sars outbreak in 2003, a major difference is that global travel is now more common in china. i mentioned that wuhan has direct flights to other label series included loading. in case washington state case, the patient we understand that he just travelled from wuhan back to seattle a few days it. in this case cannot we see the risk of this virus further spreading is very high. get that there lockdown came relatively late and we also have no idea where the virus can spread at the moment. we might be seeing travellers billing through health checkpoints and at major airports in the united states. if they are travelling from china thatis if they are travelling from china that is a very necessary precaution at the moment. israel has marked the 75th anniversary of the liberation of the auschwitz—birkenau death camp in nazi—occupied poland. the event i

as for the patient in washington state, he is in satisfactory condition. he arrived in seattle last week before airport screenings began. >> i think the risk to american citizens now is low. part of the reason that this patient was so rapidly identified and treated appropriately is because he his ucated and recognized the risk. >> doctors will continue to monitor him keeping him isolated for 48 hours. they're also monitoring any health care workers who have had contact with him. >>> a developing story overnight. a shooting at a mall on the las vegas strip. three people were wounded at the fashion show mall. police say someone fired into a crowd after a group of young people started fighting. the suspect was still on the loose overnight. >>> and also developing right now, a 3.6 magnitude earthquake has jolted the los angeles area. the quake hit just after 11:40 p.m. local time and was centered near the city of san fernando. no reports of any significant damage. >>> we turn now to hillary clinton taking aim at bernie sanders with until the iowa caucuses. >>

. >> washington state governor jay inslee recently gave his state of the state address whether he expresses his goal of reducing homelessness in the state by giving job programs and affordable housing options. [

case of the coronavirus turned up in washington state. andria borba is at sfo were passenger screenings are already underway. >> reporter: this passenger screenings got underway at saturday morning san francisco international airport. this is one of just five around the country that'll be accepting flights from china, that includes lax, jfk, atlanta, and chicago. with the first u.s. patient with the coronavirus now in the hospital, the governor of washington state urged calm. >> this is not a moment for panic or high anxiety. >> reporter: the patient, a man in his 30s outside of seattle returned last week from wuhan, china and noticed symptoms. >> i'm thankful that the man who tested positive for this virus acted so quickly and sought treatment. his actions gave us a head start. >> reporter: the virus known as pneumonia like a 2nd to 300 people and killed six so far. infections have spread to japan, thailand and now south korea. not much is known about the virus, scientists need to play catch-up. >> we it ad ong hum person to person. but,

today, washington state in cinemas health district officials along with cdc announced the first u.s. case of the 2019 novel coronavirus. >> reporter: we know the first case of the coronavirus in the united states is in the seattle area. the carrier, a man in his 30s who returned from a visit to china. >> he was traveling alone socially, but surrounded by others. so, that is part of the work that is being done to identify who those others in close proximity to him that would need follow-up. >> when pushed, health officials refused to identify the airport from which the connecting flight originates. >> we are contacting a small number of staff and patients who may have come in contact with the patient at one of our clinics. >> how did the man carry the mysterious respiratory infection that has killed at least six people and sickened hundreds more? get into the u.s., he arrived in seattle two days before the screening began last friday. now, the cdc has announced they would be expanding screenings to atlanta's hartsfield jackson international airport and chicago's o'hare international ai

the man in washington state is being held in isolation. he was diagnosed with the disease after reading a recent trip to china. >>> the campbell city council decided to delay decision on whether to allow to relate to open a restaurant and drive- through on bascom avenue near the -- planners had approved the plan the campbell residents appeal the decision saying that the location would not be able to handle all the extra traffic. >>> we are getting new information regards to the b.a.r.t. delays. they are currently single tracking b.a.r.t. to san bruno station and this after reports that happened at 6:00 this morning of several train operators seeing smoke near the track between the san bruno station and sfo. they are on scene and will tell -- they have not found any fire but that is what's causing bay direction specifically. israel number three behind schedule and it looks like the bay bridge is loaded up with a busy right coming off the eastshore freeway. and heads-up, limited visibility with foggy spots if you're headed across the golden

a patient visiting china returned to washington state before those take effect.f 3-year-old girl hospitalized in california from the corona virus, it is more common strain. and early signs of infection, fever, cough and severe cases. the world health organization has not declared a public health emergency just yet. the leaders say this is an evolving situation to go over everything in sight. rob: don't miss our look at the corona virus, we have a disease expert joining us live to explain what we are dealing with. more on signs and symptoms, what to do if you think you could be affected later this hour. rob: the president will become the us president for the march for life. see you on friday. 100,000 activists are expected to hear the president speak in washington dc. he is a staunch supporter of pro-life policy like ending federal funding for organizations. jillian: adam schiff calling the president a cheater. >> trump withheld hundred millions in aid to a strategic partner to secure foreign help with his reelection. in other words to cheat. jillian: did he make

we told you a washington state man had died from the corona virus.k that man was hospitalized in an isolation unit. health officials monitoring 40 people who had close contact with him. we apologize for the confusion. still a big story to be concerned about. protesters in puerto rico taking guillotines to the governor's mention after relief supplies for hurricane maria were found untouched. [crowd chanting] heather: demonstrators demanding the governor redesign as police fire tear gas at unruly protesters. residents want thousands of cases of water, food and other supplies in a warehouse last we can. the supplies had been there since hurricane maria hit the island in 2017 killing nearly 3000 people. cracking down on birthright citizenship starting today. the trump administration is imposing some new rule aimed at restricting birth tourism. that is when a foreign pregnant woman travels to the united states to give birth so their children can have us citizenship. that will be denied visas if they can't convince immigration officers that they have anoth

. >> sober for 20 plus years a sneak contacting manager for state and local governments in washington state. dealing with construction contracts. and consulting contracts. >> presidential history .com. quote is that where people will find you there. the find log lots of interesting things. most recently one i do a guest post. that was from someone from the end of johnson national historic site and she tells the story of how they found in the records of andrew johnson. these things are hiding in people news attics. in museums and all. second one there, have a couple of videos that re-create what it would look like if modern-day tv and news reporting on some key event in presidential history, there is a lot of resources on their in terms of links and books and presidential sites and things like that. it. >> so we do look over your shoulder at the building over there, what are your thoughts. >> leaving with john adams, when he writes to abigail, and he says as i lived in the white house refinements only. and he says that may none but honest and wise men, ever live on this roof. a rule on this

has its first case of coronavirus in washington state.s of cases, and several deaths have been reported in china centered on the city of wuhan. but, there are now at least half a dozen cases outside of the chinese mainland. hunting criticism of the chinese government effort to contain a virus. >> the chinese government is confirming cases was they already have symptoms. the virus will spread for 4 or five days before you are even sick. >> containment efforts became a major focus monday after health officials confirmed the virus can be transmitted person to person, but dr. say it can be difficult to tell if a patient has become affected. its symptoms are similar to the flu. so, researchers in germany developed a testing kit which they are now making available to public health officials around the world. >> all across the northern hemisphere, we have a load of patian other related infections, they all look the same. >> >> reporter: major airports are screening passengers from wuhan , particularly focused on the west coast. most passenger sa

>> i worked for 30 plus years as a contracting manager for state and local governments in washington state dealing with construction contracts and consultant contracts. >> presidential history.com bubble people find there? >> they will find my blog were included lots of interesting things, the most recent was a guest post from someone from the andrew johnson national historic site and she tells the story of how they found some new records of andrew johnson's. these things are hiding in people's addicts and museums at all. so i got a blog there, i got a couple of videos that re-creates what it would look like if modern-day tv, newscaster was reporting on some key events in presidential history. there's a lot of resources on there in terms of links to books, presidential sites, things like that. >> so when you look over your shoulder at that building over there what are your thoughts? >> i think about jon adams statement when he writes to abigail, so he lived in the white house five months only and he says may none but honest and wise men ever live under this roof, rule under this roof. so i

this comes one day after doctors and washington state confirm a man contracted the disease. he had returned home earlier in january from a trip to china. >> common sense precautions. keep your hands washed and clean. don't rub your eyes, don't rub your nose. avoid travel for now unless it is really necessary. if you do have to travel, wear a mask. >> reporter: airports have been having health screenings from people arriving from central china. the virus is a believed to have originated in wuhan, china. it has gone on to affect hundreds of people. researchers say they have created a test to diagnose the new virus. >> it is difficult to predict now how the trajectory of this epidemic will develop. i assume we'll not contain this within a week. >> reporter: the virus is said to give people flulike symptoms including headaches, fevers, and sore throats. there is no vaccine for the virus but most people are expected to recover. doctors say not to panic if you get sick. >> just anyone who has cold and cough symptoms was not traveled, at this point it is not a good indication. >> r

a washington state man testing positive for the deadly virus. according to the cdc the man in his 30s flew home to seattle last wednesday, infected but not yet symptomatic. according to officials, shortly after arriving in seattle he began feeling ill and reached out to his health care provider on sunday. 24 hours later, his diagnosis was confirmed by the cdc. the man entering the country before federal health officials began screening travelers from the city of wuhan, one of the busiest transportation hubs in central china and where the outbreak began. >> this is certainly not a moment for panic or high anxiety. it is a moment for vigilance. >> reporter: this as some 3 billion trips are expected to be made by chinese citizens heading home to celebrate the lunar new year spring festival. a reported 7 million chinese tourists expected to travel abroad. chinese officials taking every precaution to contain the virus. workers outside of the local hospital in biosuits. officials screening travelers as they enter and leave the airport. our bob woodruf

the only case that has been confirmed in the united states that i'm aware of is the state of washington. i think we are on heightened awareness in the state department and local health departments are that we do have a lot of travel from china including the city of wuhan and it is upcoming lunar new year. working hard to prepare ourselves and working with our hospitals and clinics and healthcare providers to know how to appropriately triage tried to examine and assess them. that is one of our a lot of activities are doing. >> dr. erica of the county health department, thank you for the clarification. officials across the country have tried to keep the coronavirus out of the united states. screening travelers coming from wuhan at major airports. earlier this week, the first u.s. case was confirmed in washington state. the latest numbers show that 25 people have died so far in china. more than 800 cases of infection have been reported in at least six countries. we are also learning that health officials are looking into another possible case in los angeles, as well as texas involving a co

we'll talk about the economy and other things the cdc has identified a case of coronavirus in washington state. if you remember, sars achffecte the gdp. have you spoken to the cdc >> we have it totally under control. it is one person coming in from china. we have it under control it is going to be just fine. >> okay. president xi, there is just some talk in china that maybe the transparency isn't going to be what it should be. do you trust we'll know everything we need to? >> i do. i have a great relationship with china. i just signed the huge deal. i do i think the relationship is very good >> let's talk about davos. you were here two years ago. even the new york times, your favorite, acknowledges that davos elite are accepting that your policies are working and the u.s. economy is the envy of the world. your press coverage here is favorable. back at home, it is all impeach, all the time >> i had a busy day yesterday. a lot of leaders with pakistan and others in addition to businessmen all over the place i did get to see some of it. it is a hoax a total hoax i think the team did really good t

. >>> washington state governor jay inslee recently gave his state of the state address whether he expresses his goal of reducing homelessness in the state by giving job programs and affordable housing options. [ applause ] >>> good afternoon. thank you adam jamal for your moving in

the bears hosting washington state. cougars is down big in the third.akes the steel and takes care of business. the verse could only get within 13. washington state told. >>> that is interesting, three sisters all on one team. >>> thank you. coming up at 11:00. hundreds of people gathered at the montclair district in oakland to mourn the loss of their colleague and friend who died tragically on new year's eve. >>> the 11:00 news on ktvu fox 2 . >>> friends and strangers gathered today to remember a man from oakland who was killed while chasing the person who stole his laptop from a starbucks. hello again, i am julie haener . >> i am frank somerville . leigh martinez was in the neighborhood today. >> reporter: hund

a washington state man is being treated after a trip to central china and is doing well. hospital officials are monitoring a dozen team. more cases are expected mostly because of france's open borders. >> plenty of people have lay overs on the way back to france. it's difficult to close borders. >> the overwhelming majority of cases are from china where 1000 are ill-and dozens have died. several popular tourist destinations are closed. this massive scale quarantine is unprecedented and health officials around the world are watching to see if the efforts payoff. >> alameda county has screened fewer than 10 people and nobody has tested positive. contra costa tested one person with negative results. alameda county activated the incident command response. >> this is above and beyond our day-to-day response. we need the coordinate more. >> health officials say those with flu-like symptoms should call the doctor fist. it spreads through close contact. coughing and sneezing, transmitted if someone sneezes on the surface and touches it and rubs their nose and eyes. health care wo

the cdc says that the man from washington state, who recently returned from central china is now hospitalizeith the virus. >> reporter: we know that the first case of the coronavirus is in the seattle area, the carrier, a man is 30s that return from china. >> he was traveling alone, socially but surrounded by others. that is part of the work that is being done to find out who the close others who were in proximity close to him have to be followed up. >> reporter: the mysterious infection has sickened 440 people and killed nine. he arrived two days after the screening. now, the cdc says that they will be expanding screenings to atlanta and chicago o'hare international airport. so far, not seattle. >> we are concerned at this point in time. >> reporter: he says that he is encouraged by recent breakthrough for what is a new strain of the virus. >> the fact that they have a test to make the diagnosis already, that is amazing, that shows where technology has gone. you can learn within 24 hours after the cdc gets a specimen whether it actually has the disease. >> reporter: they can detect the viru

i interned in the washington state senate. i went to d.c. when i was a senior and interned at the center for strategic studies. that was one of the big breaks i got. seattleould return to and not knowing what i was going to do. i assumed i would go to law school, but i do not want to be a lawyer. interest in getting involved in politics. at the university of washington are used to go to the library and listen to john kennedy speeches on my own time, to the point where i memorize them, not for credit but because i listen to them so often. i fell in love with language. the power of words. i thought kennedy's words were very powerful. i read biographies and autobiographies, people who had worked in various administration's and i thought one of that be great to work in a white house? to one.up making my way that internship at csi, i got some jobs in the think tank world. eventually i was hired as a speechwriter for william bennett, who was secretary for ronald reagan at the time. i was intimidated. i remember telling my colleagues at the ethics

these near miss systems targeting washington state will give us cloudy skies on the southern end of those storms. we will not see much sunshine tomorrow or much rain unless you were in sonoma county. you can see that swatch of green many we might get a few showers there during the day. it wouldn't amount to hardly anything. it will clear out by the time we hit friday. tomorrow, after some thought tonight we get overcast skies with temperatures on the warm side. upper 50s and low 60s. more rain by the time we hit the early morning time frame. san jose down to 43. in san rafael, 44. it will be a chilly night it certainly colder in january. tomorrow it will be overcast and 58. concord, 61. all of these numbers are warmer than we usually are. tomorrow hazy sunshine in the skies will look like was 64 degrees. 63, campbell. over in the east bay, overcast skies and numbers will be in the low 60s. 60 in santa rosa. clouds for novato and 59 with fog forming overnight as well including up around ukiah and lower lying valleys will get the cooler air and fog as well. the next chance of rain coming ea

officials in washington state confirming the first case of the virus here in the united states.the centers for disease control activating an emergency operations center and has increased travel precautions as screenings are being stepped up in new york, chicago, and atlanta. cases have been confirmed in south korea, thailand, and japan, with suspected cases under investigation in australia. that's sparking fears of a possible pandemic. >>> hillary clinton reversing course after her scathing takedown of bernie sanders. in an interview with "the hollywood reporter," the former secretary of state refused to commit to backing sanders if he wins the nomination. she insisted, quote, nobody likes him. she said it's not only him, it's the culture around him, the leadership team, it's his prominent supporters, it's his online bernie bros and their relentless attacks on competitors, particularly the women. and i hope people are paying attention to that because it should be worrisome that he's permitted this culture, not only permitted, he seems to be very much supporting it. >> asked she

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. >> besides china there are now confirmed cases in china as well as washington state, taiwan, japan, and south korea. >>> investigators in seattle still searching for shooters after several people were shot in downtown seattle. one person was killed, seven others were wounded including a 9-year-old boy. >> everybody was kind of in a panic. people were hiding behind doors and carsand jumping into al allies. >> the latest report from th hospital a young man is calling on oakland. ktvu's rob ross spoke to the man about what happened. >> there was definitely a moment where i was scared for my life. the visible damages of what he says was an attack near a homeless encampment in oakland. >> i'm still a little shaker. >> zimmer says he was driving home from alameda when he got off at the high street exit but he took too tiekt a turn. >> one of my tires popped up oven the island. zimmer says when he got out to check on his truck he was confronted by several people from this homeless camp. he had run over their agave plant. he said he gave them the few dollars he had on him. some with sticks

klay thompson returned to washington state. his a will ma matter becomes the second star. the halftime ceremony was very had fun. goofy, earnest and great. steph and zaza and a big old rafter going to klay in a moment and even providing some hints to his future. >> it's very special. no matter what uni i put on. hopefully a warrior the rest of my career. i will always be a coug. >> and what a weekend for klay. we saw him on the sidelines during the game. i tweeted that video of the a lot of stars were here at the game. jerry rice and steve young were the honorary team captains. they walked out for the coin toss. i heard barry bonds was here. if you're anybody who is a bay area sports star, i saw them. 34-20. i hear the crowd being very loud so that's a good sign. this is a championship game. >> aware hear it in the background too. >>> the awards show buzz wore off quickly and it was a tto harrison, the wine tcollection.. to craig, this rock. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything to preserve and protect them. with

in this washington state case, the patient,d we underst just traveled from wuhan back to seattle a feways ago. in ts case see that the risk of this virus further spreading is very high given that they liked him came relatively late and we also have no idea where the virus can spread at the moment. we might be seeing travelers going through health checkpoints in major airports in the united stat if they're traveling from china, and that is a very necessary precaution me the . >> thank you so much for jshning us from ington, c. that is our top story. anniversaryf the liberation ofe auschwitz. israel has been marking i the event is being held at yad vashem, israel' memorial center to millions of victims of the holocaust, m isra's president began the ceremony by saying, on january 27, 1945, the gates of hell were opened. here is our significance of auschwitz and the holocaust. >> i was rich was the most notorious of nazi germany's death camps and symbolizes the holocaust, which killed 6 million jews. british troops who lerated rgen-belsen were shocked by the skill of death, the trauma ofho

the patient lying in this washington state hospital is a case in point. people travel. he was in china. he brought the coronavirus here. millions will travel in the days ahead to celebrate the lunar new year. the cdc on a conference call issued this warning. >> we do expect additional cases in the united states. >> reporter: researchers don't have a handle on the incubation of this virus. the symptoms are similar to the flu. the washington state patient may have exposed others while at airports or in flight. >> they are probably contacting people who flew on that plane and who had contact with that person. >> reporter: the doctor from stanford says it's not known yet whether adults or children are equally vulnerable to the new coronavirus. >> we don't know yet. at least in the other cases it was mostly adults. i don't know why that is. perhaps those were the people exposed. >> reporter: abc 7 news was in hong kong during the sars epidemic that took more than 600 lives starting in 2002. those outbreaks were eventually contained. the unknowns about the new virus has a san

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