"today in the bay" bob redell is live at the scene in antioch. and, bob, what are police saying about it this one? >> reporter: marcus, the boy was just 11 years old. he was trying to cross lone tree way behind me not far from deer valley high in antioch when he was hit and killed by this white sports car you could see on your screen. we believe its with a corvette. this happened before 7:00 last night which means it was dark or close to dark out. visibility probability wasn't the best and the boy unfortunately was not using a crosswalk when he tried to cross all six lanes of traffic. police say the driver of the car suffered minor injuries but is going to be okay. that driver is cooperating. police do not believe drugs or alcohol played a role in this cash. live in antioch, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> bob, thanks so much for that update with what is going on. such a tragic story. thank you. >>> the back and forth continues to simmer in oakland in the saver imagine of the firing of police chief anne kirkpatrick. the first meeting since vot

reporting live, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> thanks so much, bob. our website is a great resource as this story develops. we've created an interactive map that shows the rise of coronavirus cases around the world. just head to nbcbayarea.com. >>> our directors will take a hard look at the issue of racial profiling when it comes to riders. "today in the bay's" sharon katsuda is live with the numbers b.a.r.t. police will try to explain later today. sharon? >> reporter: it's very busy and b.a.r.t.'s police chief later today is expected to release the number of arrests broken down by race and prevent an action plan. the "san francisco examiner" says b.a.r.t. police have received training since 2015 to help prevent racial profiling. here are numbers from the report. out of the 2018-'19 citations 46% to 55% issued to black riders. only 10% b.a.r.t. riders are black and about 35% white. riders we talked to say they'd like to see more police on all trains. >> when you want to see them you don't usually see them. when nothing is going on you see them. i have

bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thanks so much, bob. we've created an interactive map. just find it on nbcbayarea.com. >>> b.a.r.t. directors will be taking a good look, a hard look at those racial profiling issues when it comes to riders. a look at somelice will try to r today. sharon? >> reporter: expecting to break down the numbers by race and present an action plan. the "san francisco examiner" says they have received training since 2015 to help prevent racial profiling. here are some numbers from the b.a.r.t. police report. out of the 2018-2019 citations 46% to 55% were issued. >> when you want to see them you don't usually see them. when there's nothing going on you do see them. i haven't noticed the type of trend. that being said, if you're in areas with more minorities you do see b.a.r.t. police interacting with people of color. >> reporter: one recent controversial incident involved steve foster who was right here at the pleasant hill station cited for eating a sandwich on the platform when he and other riders claim a lot of people can be seen eating or drinkin

. >> bob redell is live where it happened. how confident are authorities they'll be able to catch the person who did this? >> reporter: laura and marcus, chp tells terry mcsweeney they believe a rest -- an arrest could come at any time because they have nearby surveillance camera. i'll show you the images again. taking a look at the black ford pickup truck. we'll have a description of the suspect but first about what happened here yesterday afternoon in castro valley. collision happened behind me at the intersection of crow canyon and mantra road. a 12-year-old girl and her sister were in the crosswalk. they were on the way home from school within eye sight of their home when the driver of the pickup turned left off manter and ran over the 12-year-old girl. chp said the surveillance video showed the crash. it also shows the driver stop, look back, and then immediately flee down crow canyon toward 580, this intersection is a problem according to people who live nearby. >> you are late for something and driving too fast and not

bob redell is live there at the scene. how confident are authorities that they'll be able to catch the person who did this? >> reporter: marcus, chp tells our own terry mcsweeney that an arrest could come at any time because they have excellent images from a nearby surveillance camera that clearly identified this vehicle whiches as you could see on your tv screen is a black ford pick kwup truck. i'll have more on that and the description of the suspect if a moment. this collision happened yesterday afternoon behind me at the intersection of crow canyon and manter road in castro valley. a 12-year-old girl and her sister were on the crosswalk within eye sight of their home and when the truck ran over the 12-year-old girl. surveillance video shows the crash and see the driver stop and look back and flee down crow cannon toward 580. this intersection and crosswalk has been a problem according to people would live nearby. >> you're always late forring so you are driving too fast and you can't -- not paying attention and they do

let's check in now with bob redell standing by at travis air force base with with a key decision coming down about what to do with the evacuees brought here to the bay area. bob? >> reporter: you're talking about the evacuees brought from china. some who are quarantined here. especially from that cruise ship in japan. that is stuff that developed over the past couple of weeks. well the cdc, laura, has now ordered the people here at travis would have tested positive for coronavirus and quarantined here to leave the base. because there are not enough hospital beds here in our area to give them the specialized care that they need. the feds plan to send up to 50 people to the fairview developmental center, 400 miles south of here in costa mesa and a facility that the state runs for people with mental disabilities and happen to have the space. but the city of costa mesa does the not want those people in their area. out of concerns for resident safety. the city went to court and a judge issued a temporary restraining order to stop the hoff of the people and a hearing for later this afternoon

let's go to "today in the bay's" bob redell standing by at travis air force base with a key decision coming down by what to do with the evacuees being brought to the bay area. bob? >> reporter: well, marcus, over the past few days the cdc has ordered people who have tested positive for the coronavirus and who are quarantined here at travis, they've been ordered to leave the base. because there aren't enough hospital beds in our area to give them the kind of specialized care they need. the fed plan is to send up to 50 people to the fairview developmental center 400 miles south in costa mesa for the state runs a facility for mental disabilities and they have enough room but the city of costa mesa didn't want the people in the area ought of concern for resident safety. so that city went to court and a judge did stop the move from the people from travis down to their area. a hearing is scheduled for this afternoon to figure out whether or not those people here at travis could go down to costa mesa. reporting live in fairfield outside of controversy air force base, bob redell, "today in t

bob redell reported they were asked to leave the freeway. and northbound side the distraction is gone because of all of the flashing lights but still another scene there southbound 101 same direction in the back-up from the original crash, we have your slow lane blocked, your far right lane. so traffic is jammed up south of sfo toward popular where the crash is located. the off-ramp is open at popular and that is causing more slowing. now a lot better traffic flow. so as we look at waze, they're going to talk about a couple of things. one is that south 101, a half hour delay still for the stretch, one of the wazers have reported that. and so look down here to nbc bay area wazers which is the team that i would love for you to join as well. a big difference here. if you are coming down 101, the green route, 54 minutes through the back-up. it used to be over an hour so it is about 15 minutes faster now as we had that one crash clears but down 380 toward 92 and back over to 101. a longer ride and faster route. back out to the maps. a lighter fri

bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you, we all learn a lesson. don't get out of your car on the freeway there. >>> it is 5:02. kari hall, a nice start to the morning. >> starting out with to fog and milder temperatures as you get ready to head out of the door in oakland. upper 40s. from 49 to 67 at lunchtime and 69 degrees by early this afternoon. we're going to reach into the low to mid-70s today. it is going to go feel very much like spring as we reach up to 74 in morgan hill. we'll get a look at our microclimates and talk about the weekend. that is come up in the full microclimate forecast. >> thank you. >>> a historic hiring up in flames. oakland police commissioners dropping the bombshell last night. abruptly firing the first city's female police chief. we have the firing and where the department goes from here. sharon? >> reporter: marcus, the police commission made the decision to fire the police chief who mayor schaff just hand picked three years ago. right out of the executive session, the head of the police commission regina jacks made

"today in the bay's" bob redell outside that 24 hour fitness. explained what happened. this was in the middle of the gym. >> reporter: correct, in the middle of the class with other people. this attack happened monday night during a zumba class in fremont. police say this mon walked into that class and without warning attacked a woman doing push-ups next to other people. he pulled down her clothes and tried to sexually assault her. another person intervened. the gym manager would not talk to us about this incident. some gym members tell us that they heard about the attack from other members, one woman we spoke with wishes she heard something directly from management. >> i'm not really that afraid to come back. because i have to work -- not have to work out but i like to work out and come here. at the same time i feel they should put out a notice. >> reporter: police say they have video of the attack from the gym and want to know if there are more victims out there. anderson is 33 year old, a transient, according to police, on probation for a prior dui and grand theft. h

bob redell, "today in the bay." >> bob, thank you. >>> let's get a look at the forecast with meteorologist kari hall. >> very nice sunrise this morning. as we look outside in the south bay and we're going to get a lot of sun into the afternoon. in evergreen, expect a start in the upper 4 and quickly warming up. we're at 66 degrees at 1:00 today and normally we're seeing high temperatures at about 62. looking ahead to the weekend and i'll show you that forecast coming up in about five minutes. >> thank you. >>> now to developments overnight in the coronavirus outbreak. now here is a live look at travis air force base in fairfield where more than 170 people quarantined will finally get to go home. they are part of the first wave of people to arrive coronavirus hot spots overseas and they're expected to be released a little later this morning. so far the virus has killed nearly 1,900 people, mostly in china and has infected more than 72,000 others. >>> now breaking news to tell you about this morning. diridon station in san jose closed right now because of police activity. mike was just telli

reporting live in san ramon, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thanks for the latest. >>> 5:10 this morning. and forget pouring yourself a drink. next, a new podcast most all of us can say cheers to on the national drink wine day. >>> plus still ahead at 5:25, the real deal. experts detail clues that help authenticate a 400-year-old painting once attributed to an unknown artist. >>> and we talked a lot about -- talk about it more and that is coronavirus affecting how many iphones are made in china, how many end up in stores here. we'll take a look when "today in the bay" continues. >> live in the bay area will look and feel very different than it does today. >> all this will be under water. >> if you do not adapt, then you're going to go be in trouble. >> tonight at 11:00, we investigate all of the new construction in places experts say will soon be flooded. >> are there enough local officials who are paying attention to this? >> today, no. >> it is incumbent on all of us to work on this issue together. >> tonight at 11:00 on nbc bay area news. we investigate. tv just keeps getting

live here outside of travis air force base, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> bob, thank you. now track the latest on the virus right thousand along with us. we're posting all of the information coming into our newsroom online at nbcbayarea.com. >>> 5:04 and decision 2020, less than a week away. voters in nevada told their caucus. tracie pottss is live in washington with the field of democratic contenders that we're talking about here. tracie? >> reporter: it is starting to narrow. good morning, everyone. and it is interesting because we have both the caucus and first this debate coming up this week with some of the democratic candidates already starting to turn on each other. most of nevada 48 delegates will will be decided in saturday's caucus. early voting is underway. >> this week, this is a barnburner. >> reporter: pete buttigieg with the lead after slamming conservative critics of gay marriage. >> i'm proud of my husband and i'm not going to be counseled by anybody who supports donald j trump. >> and elizabeth warren explains how to pay for medicare for all. >> we can go

i'm bob redell. live to the san francisco flower mart where they're seeing some of the best business in years. that is coming up. you're watching "today in the bay." as soon as i started talking about putting term limits on congress, washington insiders went crazy. they said term limits are bad, that they'll break government. what a joke! congress is working fine for politicians and corporations, but it's not doing anything for real people on climate, health care or gun safety. the only way we get new ideas is electing new people, including a president willing to shake-up washington. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. >>> happy valentine's day. it is 6:44. with we start out with some clouds clouds, a live look outside in san jose and our temperatures in willow glen go from 49 degrees to 60 degrees as the sun starts to come out. we'll start out with clouds but nice weather ahead. we'll talk about the weekend in less than five minutes. >>> talking about 880, this crash bogging down in hayward a

. >> bob redell is. >> the busiest play in the bay area. and see what is going on behind you. i might have an order now you to help me out, brother zrfrmg. >> reporter: oh, here, could i get you some purple things or some of the white things. i have no idea what we're looking at. >> these white things. >> you know what they are? >> nope, i don't. >> reporter: i didn't mean to be too technical. flowers from holland and here flowers from central america. and then we're going to ping back over here, here is what people will be seeing in their vases today at work and home, we're talking about the roses. this is the san francisco floral flower market and this is a wholesale market so this morning you have florists and event organizers coming in here to buy flowers and for valentine's day and mother's day are some of the biggest days of the year. i want to catch lupe here. he's a growing and i'm sorry to interrupt we're talking about valz, how does this valentine's day compared to other days? >> i tell you the last two years, it was a lot of left over roses. but this year, we have p

bob redell with a new program to help those in need. bob? >> reporter: marcus, according to that -- people live in their vehicles. some are able to park here in the safe car parking lot in oakland. but these type of places are extremely limited. these people have to make do elsewhere. >> i just let the lord decide what's going to happen for me and i try not to worry about it too much. >> reporter: michael moran ran a successful consulting business, lived with his wife and daughter in a million dollar home in marin but lost it when he pled guilty to a federal crime. michael found a business in the east bay to let him park his rv legally within this property. in return michael cleans the yard and keeps an eye on the place. in addition to a warehouse job making barely minimum wage, he wonders when he'll be able to make it back into permanent housing. >> i would rather stay in my rv than shell out $2,000 in an apartment living in some place i probably might not want to live. >> that was bob redell reporting there. it's nice they have the program

that's where we find bob redell trying to help these people out. bob, tell us about it. >> reporter: over 2,800 people live in their vehicles according to that data. most have to park on the street and if they're lucky they could be accepted into the city of oakland's safe car parking program. one of the locations behind us. this is where the homeless can stay in their cars overnight. a lot that is well lit, fenced, and patrolled by security. >> as you can see it's a small car and not as comfortable but we make it work. >> reporter: it pain this is mother to think this silver sedan is the best home she can provide for her two children. >> i have a 10-year-old and a 17-year-old, and they don't deserve this but i'm doing the best that i can do and they're wonderful kids even during the situation. >> reporter: when her grandmother passed away last year she and her children were forced out of her grandmother's apartment and into her car. too embarrassed to reveal her identity she works two jobs while the kids are at school. her goal to save the $4,000

bob redell is live with one with local family update. bob? >> reporter: marcus, you could imagine they are relieved to be back home on the peninsula in palo alto after make eing it through quarantine without any signs of coronavirus. the two were in quarantine for three weeks. first in wuhan, china, where they were visiting family and then at the march air reserve base in southern california. the cdc gave of the mom and daughter and 193 other evacuees from china the all clear yesterday afternoon. along with with documentation to prove they are healthy. her husband picked them up to drive them home. he said the past weeks have been terrifying as he feared the worst. >> when i saw my daughter and my wife running toward me, i was so relieved. >> we pray to god that everyone should be healthy and i think god has answered our prayers. >> thank god we're altogether now and reunited. nothing matters besides family. >> reporter: there are still hundreds of people at bases across the country waiting to complete their 14-day quarantines. we though that

"today in the bay" bob redell is live with one local family's update. bob? >> reporter: well, laura,as could imagine they're relieved to be back home on the peninsula because they made it through the quarantine without showing any symptoms of coronavirus. take a look at this video. esther and her 15-year-old daughter, they were released from quarantine yesterday. they had been quarantined for three weeks. first in china where they were visiting family and then at march air reserve base in southern california. the cdc yesterday afternoon gave the pom and daughter and 193 other evacuees from china all clear along with with documentation to prove they are healthy. her husband picked them up to drive them home yesterday and said the past three weeks have been terrifying as he feared the worst. >> when i saw my daughter and my wife running toward me, is was so relieved. >> we pray to god that everyone should be healthy and i think god has answered our prayers. >> reporter: right now there are hundreds of other people at bases across the country waiting to complet

bob redell is live along 101 in san carlos. what kind of delays are we talking about here, bob? >> reporter: laura, caltrans is anticipating nothing more than 15-minute delays during the morning commute on 101 and the peninsula. starting tonight caltrans will shut down some of the lanes in both directions. we're talking about northbound on southbound 101 here on peninsula between whipple avenue and redwood city and the freeway or highway 380 in south san francisco. the closures will run from 9:00 p.m. to 5:30 a.m. sunday through thursday night. caltrans warned that some lanes might not open until 6:00 a.m. and these closures are expected through 2022 as they build new express lanes in each direction. workers will convert the carpool lanes between santa clara and san mateo county line and build if you express lanes between whipple and 380 express lanes that run through and the hov toll lane and still free for car poolers and open to noncar poolers who want to pay using their fast track transponder. along 101, bob redell, for "today in the bay." >>> today in san francisco city lea

bob redell is live for us in livermore. and bob, we're talking about long commutes for a lot of people. not the normal that we hear around here in the bay area. >> correct, marcus and laura. generally a superconsumer is someone who drives more than 90 minutes each way to work. you could see a number of them over my left shoulder, the headlights coming down the altamont pass from the central valley. we're in the central valley where one in 11 are super-commuters and they sielivo far away to afford a nice home. >> three acres of land. 2400 square feet of living space. including a decent sized kitchen. for this silicon valley hairdresser his home is a dream come true. >> best thing i think i've ever done. but the commute is becoming really hard. >> reporter: his castle however comes with a big price tag. that is measured in hours on the road. this morning he needed to leave at 6:15 otherwise he won't make his 8:30 appointment at his hair salon in campbell. located right here. his house -- way down here. in soledad. 90 miles an

bob redell is live in livermore. and bob, when we talk about this super commute or the commuter, how long are we talking about? >> reporter: marcus. a super commuter is generally someone who drives more than 90 minutes each way to work. you could see a number of them right over my left shoulder here. they're driving down the altamont pass here in livermore from the central valley where roughly 1 in 11, 1 in 12 people are super-commuters like the man you are about to meet, they farther away to afford a nicer home. three acres of land, 2400 square feet of living space. including a decent sized kitchen. for this silicon valley hairdresser, his home is a dream come true. >> best thing i think i've ever done. but the commute is becoming really hard. >> reporter: the castle comes with a big price tag. that is measured in hours on the road. this morning he needed to leave at 6:15. otherwise he won't make his 8:30 appointment at his hair salon in campbell located here. his house, way down here in solidad, 90 miles and two ho

bob redell is live at the warm springs b.a.r.t. station. we have both worked here for about 20 years and we've seen a lot of delays when it comes to b.a.r.t. to the south bay. >> reporter: yeah, and unfortunately we don't know when the stations will open. we'll talking about the milpitas and berryessa station. b.a.r.t. and transportation authority which oversaw the construction say they won't know until mid to late march when they're going to open. take a look at this map we're putting together on your tv screen. we're talking about the $2.3 billion project that would extend b.a.r.t. ten miles into san jose with the stops at milpitas and berryessa. b.a.r.t. stops here, the end of the line is at warm springs and fremont where i'm standing. the plan is eventually to have b.a.r.t. extend into san jose and santa clara but that is years out. now the stations are built. the b.a.r.t. tracks are installed and they were supposed to open at the end of 2018, this past december both milpitas and berryessa did open to vta light rail and bus service but

station, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> you could imagine the tears once that is all complete, bob. we'll be waiting for that. thanks, bob. >>> 5:35 right now. and attorneys for wildfire victims accuse pg&e of continuing to use shotty and dangerous equipment even in the now devastated town of paradise. the allegation is part of the plaintiffs' legal claim coming by way of then expert hired by the wildfire victims. that inspector said he found parts held in place by electrical tape and rusty power lines. about 100 yards from the fally line that sparked the campfire. in response to the filing, pg&e said that it looked into the allegations and the line had no safety issues but did need some equipment repair. >>> it is 5:35. and hundreds of teachers jobs may be on the line as one east bay school district grappled with budget cuts. leaders in the richmond contra costa school district are staring at a $32 million shortfall this year. right now both sides are rying to identify cost-cutting options. the union fears if none could be found 250 teachers may get pink slips without considering

"today in the bay's" bob redell has more for us. >> reporter: it's not clear whether the shootings are related or coincidental. there have been three so far. the first was sunday on 580 in observing. another one in an on ramp in fremont and another on ramp in oakland. it happened around 10:50. someone shot up this red sedan as the driver was on the 23rd avenue on ramp. you could see the driver's side one dough was shot out and four bullet holes. the driver was not hurt. chp investigated. no arrests so far. this bmw sedan was shot twice as the driver was on the on ramp to 880. the driver was not hurt but said two cars were following him when he heard the gunfire. on sunday afternoon around 3:30 the driver of a black sedan crashed on eastbound 580 at the air son street on ramp after their car had been shot multiple times. no one was hurt. chp investigating all three. not clear if they're related. >> a scary situation there, bob. thank you. >>> 6:06. developments overnight in the deadly coronavirus. here are the latest numbers. more than 28,000 people infected worldwide and as far as the

reporting live in san leandro, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thanks for the latest live from the scene. 5:03. on capitol hill the month long attempt to remove president trump from office has failed. the senate voted to acquit. "today in the bay's" tracie potts live in washington where we'll hear from the president in just a few hours. tracie? >> reporter: and actually before that we are standing by, take a look at live pictures from the national prayer breakfast where president trump is expected to speak this morning. this afternoon he will address the nation from the east room of the white house presumably to take a victory lap after months of democrats trying to remove him from office. it failed. every single republican said the president was not obstructing congress, but one republican defected, mitt romney of utah, what it came to whether or not the president abused his power. romney saying he voted his conscience. meantime, democrats and republicans still very much divided, perhaps even more so now, and looking at the future very differently. very different opinions about wh

"today in the bay's" bob redell back on that beat. >>> late they are morning we expect to hear from president trump for the first time since the senate acquitted him in the impeachment trial. the president will speak at a national prayer breakfast in washington. while it came down mostly to party lines, not all republicans were onboard. senator mitt romney joined democrats in voting guilty on article 1, abuse of power. he is the first senator to ever vote guilty for a president in the same party. for many that acquittal came as no surprise. the final vote did set off some protests. even nancy pelosi's daughter joined in. she said it's time to focus in on the real issues such as the president's upcoming budget. >> we're concerned about his sabotage of the health care bill, what he does to entitlement programs like social security be medicare/medicaid. >> president trump posted several tweets after the vote including reaction to romney. also, almost immediately after the senate voted to acquit, he actually tweeted this time magazine cover animation from october 2018. >>> today a nationwide ban

live here in fremont, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> bob, thanks for breaking that down for us. >>> 6:06 thousand and more breaking news this horning. this time out of turkey. where people are trapped in a snow. after a series of deadly avalanches. this morning a second avalanche slammed into a mun road killing at least eight rescue workers. another 20 people are believed to be buried there. a second avalanche happened in the van province near the border of iran. rescuers were searching for two people missing in an earlier avalanche and burying a snow clearing vehicle and a mini bus killing five people. the operator and seven passengers escaped alive. hundreds of emergency workers were on-site at the time of the second avalanche. >>> 6:07 now. a live look at capitol hill where the senate impeachment trial is expected to wrap up this afternoon. with a likely vote to clear president trump. now this comes on the heels of last night's state of the union a speech said was designed to rally president trump's biggest supporters. tracie potts covering it all from our washington bureau. >>

bob redell has the story and details on what is going on at the on-ramp. there you are, bob. >> reporter: good morning to you, mike. i was just speaking with with a chp sergeant leading this investigation. they tell us that they are about to open the on-ramp, the mallory avenue on-ramp on 80 that is shut down since around 3:00 this morning when the shooting happened. the sergeant did indicate they found about five bullet cases here on the on-ramp and it it was around 3:00 this morning there was a driver of a bmw had who tells chp that there were two cars following him, reasons unknown, but at least the driver or somebody in one of the cars at least one with of the people started shooting at him. and hit his vehicle. now the driver of this bmw, this is video here, drove his car to the fremont fire station number eight which is about four and a half miles from here and called 911. you could see the officers there were investigating. they found two bullet holes in the back of his vehicle. he was not hurt. and, again, there are at least one if not two suspect

bob redell for "today in the bay." >> thank you. >>> 6:46 now. now to decision 2020 and still no winner yet in the iowa caucus. but a few select voters in the bay area will still have a say in the outcome. about 30 native iowans set up a caucus at stanford yesterday. the first time iowa has allowed such a thing. bernie sanders won the stanford vote but will split delegates with elizabeth warren and amy klobuchar. in the meantime, some californians in the hawkeye state this week many passionate about politics. they're there to see the caucus play out firsthand. in some cases california schools sending classes there for a firsthand civics lesson. >>> trump is poking fun at democrats' delay in announcing a winner. scott mcgrew, he won last night in iowa. >> when we say there is no official return from the caucus, we mean the democrats. the democrats waiting on the results. the democratic national chairman a few seconds ago saying a new app used to tab the votes was not coded properly. and so they are not getting the results as they had hoped to get.

bob redell, "today in the bay." >> quite the chase there. thanks so much, bob smoo we. >>> now to the confusion in the iowa caucus. there is no clear winner this morning and in the first race of 2020 and candidates are left in limbo as president trump prepares to deliver the state of the union address on capitol hill. "today in the bay" tracie potts joins us live in washington to cover it all for us. tracie. >> reporter: good morning, everyone. a lot of confusion coming out of iowa this morning. we still don't have results, inconsistencies is what the state democrats are saying happened with three different sets of results having to be counted according to a new rule and there were some real problems. a lot of confusion, locals saying the problem was a new app that the state democratic party was trying to use and roll out. plus a hotline phone line that was jammed, they couldn't get through for hours in some cases. the state democrats saying it wasn't the app being used again in nevada by the way, but a reporting problem. nevertheless, some

bob redell is looking into more of what happened and will join us with a live report at the top of the hour. >>> developing overnight in the deadly coronavirus outbreak, the cdc now trying to fast track an emergency testing kit. >> so here are the latest numbers. any death in hong kong, the second outside of main land china and there are 11 confirms cases here. four of the patients are in the bay area. >> pete suratos is live at ucsf hospital where two patients are being treated. pete? >> reporter: that is right. good morning. that san benito county couple is getting treatment here at ucsf and they are in isolation. they travelled to china. as this virus continues to grow you have city officials addressing concerns here at home when it comes to the coronavirus. london breed talked to a crowd last night getting ready for this weekend's chinese new year parade in san francisco and that attracts thousands of spectators. they are working closely with the department of emergency management should any cases pop up. they are on stand-by. as it stands there is no diagnosed coronavirus cases in

reporting live in antioch, bob redell, "today in the bay." >>> right now at 6:41. as we are ready to head out as the sun rises, evergreen in the mid-30s and we'll talk about what is ahead coming up in a few minutes. as we head over to mike with a problem in the san mateo bridge. >>> we spotted this and not just into chp and we have the live camera. a disabled pickup truck right before you get on to the span there and that is what is causing -- flashing lights here. chp just arrived. or bridge crew. they'll help out the situation. that is where it is here. the dumbarton bridge is clear but not clear south 880 still has the two middle lanes block just shy of 980 and we'll talk about that coming up. back to you. >>> it is 6:42 now. coming up next on "today in the bay," frightening moments for football fans at a san francisco pub. a man started shooting during the super bowl. what investigators say led up to the game-day violence. >>> plus mystery solved. what the cryptic post by tom brady meant. >>> and today is the start of decision 2020 and the presidential race wit

reporting live in antioch, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> bob, thank you. >>> now to making it in the bay. our reporting on the bay area housing crunch. this morning oakland mayor libby schaaf will announce progress on the program keep oakland housed. it provides services for people who cannot find affordable housing and pushed into cars and tents and out of oakland altogether. that project started in 2018. this is to prevent homelessness in the city. >>> and folks, we're looking over here into the city from oakland, we have the back-up. the bay bridge toll plaza and the metering lights are on. the typical back-up here. the alert is away from the bay bridge. it is a relatively short section but it is the nimitz freeway where a crash and jackknifed big rig is causing the big back-up. now the timing that we see on the report coming in from chp, they'll get a big rig tow out there but not until after 6:00 the tow truck could get out there and then hook up the jackknives big rig and that is a problem away from the bay bridge and consider eastbound 580 and the rest of the bay is the ea