the world health organization called a meeting next week, to coordinate the international response to the virus. we do not know the source of the outbreak. we do not properly understand its ability to transmit. >> the state department says there are 500 more americans that need to be evacuated from china. we are learning how the 176 people, already living under quarantine at travis air force base, are spending the next two weeks. some families are talking about their experience on social media. many say they are glad to be back in the united states, and are well cared for with three meals per day and twice a day temperature checks. one man told reporters that his wife and their two young daughters have everything they need inside the west wind in. >> they brought diapers, baby food, baby wipes, and all of these things were supplied in the hotel on the air force base. one quarantined man, posted on instagram that he can walk around the hotel freely, and go outside. he cannot go beyond the temporary fence. if one of the people quarantine starts to feel sick, the cdc says they will be taken to a nearby house it'll and kept in isolation. the state department of public health says a lab in richmond is among 16 facilities that will soon be performing testing for the coronavirus. the officials say the lab will be able to test more quickly, and help shape medical care for those who have been exposed. the state says that lab testing should start by next wednesday. they will produce results within two days of getting a specimen. the annual chinese new year parade is set for the saturday night. while some communities have canceled events due to the fear of the coronavirus, san francisco is going full speed ahead. rob was there today as the city leaders addressed concerns. >> reporter: right here on pier 54 in san francisco, the flow makers are working methodically to have everything drilled, wired, decorated in time for saturday's lunar new year parade. they have 18 floats in all. >> we are on track. with the last-minute things we are taking care of.>> reporter: the parade through san francisco's chinatown does attract hundreds of thousands of people. it is the largest lunar new year parade outside of asia. this year, fear of the coronavirus looms over the celebration. the city leaders and public health officials are offering assurance is that there is no need to stay home and it is safe to attend the parade. >> people are concerned and fearful. the key thing to remember right now, there are no newly diagnosed cases of the coronavirus in san francisco. >> reporter: the department is working closely with the department of emergency manager, monitoring the virus. >> the department is working 24 seven for preparedness activities, working within nt a partners, and city agencies. we are ensuring that we are as prepared as possible. >> reporter: two patients from san benito county are being treated at ucsf. other cases are reported in santa clara county. >> the creation of the fear is unfounded. there are more people being hit by cars right now than people actually catching this. >> reporter: the coronavirus has sparked an anti-asian backlash on social media. there are reports that ridesharing drivers were refusing to pick up asian people at airports. >> we need to stand up and say, this is not acceptable. >> reporter: some businesses have noticed a drop in customers since news of the virus began. no one is saying whether that will affect attendance at the parade. in san francisco, rob roth, ktvu fox2 news. you can watch the san francisco chinese new year parade right here on ktvu. i will be down for live coverage 6:00 on saturday night. the director of public works, 1023, and restaurant owner, nick bovis, were in court in connection to a corruption case. both of them are charged with fraud, involving several alleged schemes, including bribing and sfo airport commissioner to secure a restaurant lease. the man appeared before a federal magistrate you can from the conditions of their bond. outside of court, they did declined comment. and attorney for nick bovis, spoke about his client. >> he wants to get to the bottom of this and put it behind him. he understands what he did. there are legal aspects that have to be put together to make a determination, is it a crime? also, we want to make that detefuture. both of them are due back in court on february 27. they are currently free on a $2 million bail. highway patrol are investigating more shootings in the east bay. one happened last night on interstate 880 in oakland. the other happened in fremont the night before. as henry lee tells us, there have been 263 freeway shootings in the bay area since 2015.>> reporter: shots fired, 20 miles apart on interstate 880, one of the busiest freeways in the bay area. drivers are on edge. >> i am afraid of my life, anybody's life good and coming through this area. >> reporter: the recent shooting happened at 10:20 wednesday night on the 23rd avenue on-ramp in oakland. the bullet shattered the driver side windows of a woman's chevy cavalier. four bullet holes were visible on the side of the car. the woman was not hurt. chp investigator search the freeway for shell casings and other evidence. the drivers had mixed reactions to the violence. >> there are a lot of misdirected people here in oakland. it is unfortunate. it really is. all we can do is pray. >> this is not normal around here. normally people will crash. they will do a hit and run. after the hit-and-run, it will lead to a shoot out. >> reporter: 24 hours earlier, another shooting at three clock in the morning on wednesday, on the on-ramp to 880 in fremont. the driver of the bmw may have been targeted by two cars that followed him from another location. after the shooting, the driver went to a fire station to get help. at this point, chp says there is not a connection between these two shootings. we have no motive in either shooting along interstate 880. of the 263 bay area freeway shootings since 2015, there have been 14 fatalities and more than 100 people hurt. in oakland, henry lee, ktvu fox2 news. the trial of john lee cowell continued. and officer explained how he unsuccessfully tried to save the life of nia wilson, after she was stabbed on the platform of the b.a.r.t. station in 2018. her mother, alicia grayson, and family members and friends, cried as the former officer described nia wilson's last moments. john lee cowell is charged with her murder, and attempted murder for stabbing her sister. new information about a killing in concord, the city's first homicide of the year, happening around 9:00 last night on tree boulevard near oak grove road. police have a suspect in custody. they tell us a 18-year-old harrison, was arrested for allegedly stabbing his own mother, elizabeth, to death. concord police that he called 911, saying voices in his head told him to kill her. the district attorney has charged with murder. the results of a big multicity operation, targeting human trafficking were announced today in santa clara county. the crackdown was meant to catch people involved in the illegal rings, and rescue women who have fallen victim to sex traffickers. the bay area has a high concentration of commercial sex. >> reporter: members of the sheriff's human trafficking task force displayed evidence from the statewide, operation rebuild and reclaim. during the last week in january, undercover agents targeted sex traffickers online, setting up meetings in a hotel. >> the detectives would respond to those ads, and set up a date for commercial sex. when the individual arrived, we would arrest them for solicitation of prostitution. >> reporter: 16 john's were arrested for soliciting prostitution. they arrested 36 road, isaac lee, from the sacramento area. investigator say that he recruited young women for sex trafficking, and kept them under his control, using drugs and intimidation. >> if they don't follow the rules, physical abuse is something that will be the result. >> reporter: president trump signed an executive order, creating a position within his domestic policy team, dedicated to fighting human trafficking. >> my administration is fighting these monsters, prosecuting them, and locking them away for a very, very long time. >> reporter: southbay officials say the diversity, population size, and strong economy exacerbate the problem. >> traffickers will target the area, and bring victims here to exploit them. >> reporter: officials say five female victims have been rescued as a result of operations last month. with hundreds of sex ads representing thousands of victims, they say this type of crime is difficult to eradicate. advertising online is part of the problem. we see people through social media, that we don't have access to. there is stuff going on on the street level. >> reporter: for that reason, these listings will continue throughout the year. investigator say, statewide, 76 people have been arrested for sex trafficking, and several hundred men have been arrested as john's that were seeking services from the victims. reporting from the sheriff's office, ktvu fox2 news. president trump those on the attack, one day after being acquitted in the senate impeachment trial. what he said? how nancy pelosi is responding? san francisco is preparing to open the first drug sobering center for methamphetamine users. we will tell you where it is located, and what they hope to accomplish? we have a gorgeous night happening now. you can see the sunset behind me. i will tell you about the weekend weather, coming up. accusations of a rickety powerline being operated by pg&e, not far from where the deadly fire and paradise started. we are looking at the thursday evening commute on the golden gate bridge. you can see traffic is moving okay in the northbound direction. ktvu news , 6:00, will be right back. ♪ the wait is over. try my new tiny tacos. 15 for 3 bucks or loaded for 4 bucks. delivered exclusively with uber eats. ♪ the wait is over. try my new tiny tacos. 15 for 3 bucks or loaded for 4 bucks. delivered exclusively with uber eats. president trump took a victory lap of sorts at the white house, following his acquittal in the impeachment trial. the president, aired his grievances, calling the trial corrupt, and taking strong aim at his accusers. the battle with democrats may not be over. john roberts reports, house speaker nancy pelosi is not backing down. >> it was all [ bleep ]. >> reporter: after 2 years of the robert miller investigation, and six months of impeachment, president trump took to the east room to unload, and declare victory. >> i never thought a word would sound so good, it is called total acquittal. >> reporter: he thinks his republican colleagues, all but one of them stood by him. he took sharp aim at nancy pelosi, and house manager adam schiff. >> adam schiff is a vicious, horrible person. nancy pelosi is a horrible person. >> reporter: it was the second time in a few hours a president trump ripped the speaker. at the national prayer breakfast, with nancy pelosi looking on, the president scorched-earth, and met romney. >> i don't like people that use their faith, as justification for doing what they know is wrong. nor do i like people who say, i pray for you, when they know that is not so. >> reporter: at her weekly news conference, the speaker fired rybak. >> he is impeached forever, no matter what he says. you are impeached, forever. you are never getting rid of that scar. >> reporter: she also defended ripping up her copy of the president's state of the union speech. >> is necessary, to get the attention of the american people saying, this is not true. this is how it affects you. >> that was not a state of the union, that was his state of mind. >> reporter: in the east room, president trump predicted that she will soon be replaced by kevin mccarthy. >> you will be speaker of the house because of this impeachment hoax.>> reporter: while met romney was fully expecting it, the president letting him know, he is now an outsider. >> say hello to the people of utah, and tell them, i am sorry, about met romney. >> in his post acquittal speech, 21 years ago, president clinton, apologized to the nation. >> i want to say, again to the american people, how profoundly sorry i am, for what i said and did, to trigger these events. >> reporter: from president trump, a different type of apology. >> i want to apologize to my family, for having them have to go through a phony, rotten deal, by very evil and sick people. >> reporter: it prompted hugs from his daughter and is wife. the president predicted, his acquittal will not and it. his opponents will be back for more. >> i have beaten them all my life, and i will beat them again if i have to. >> reporter: while there was no attempt for a reconciliation with nancy pelosi today, in fact, it was exactly the opposite, the president did appeal for bipartisanship, saying that if republicans and democrats could come together, they could accomplish incredible things. at the white house, john roberts, fox news. hopefully, you had a chance to get outside and enjoy the sunshine. i am happy to say i did. it was lovely out there today. we are having a spectacular sunset. maybe you get outside to see that as well. these are the current temperatures. this is the estuary looking toward san francisco. san francisco is 60 degrees right now. santa rosa is at 89 degrees. it is 59 degrees in livermore. it is 60 degrees in san jose. this is the radar, and it is perfectly clear. this is what we will see throughout the night tonight. we have light wind. the overnight lows are in the upper 30s and the low to mid 40s. as we get into tomorrow. we have a sunny day on tap. we will have fog in the morning. it will be warm and sunny again. he will be 63 degrees at the bay. it will be 60 degrees inland. we are looking at our chance for rain. we have high pressure and control. it is shooting any chance of the petition over the top of us. as we go all the way to next wednesday, you can see we have no rain in sight. the rain will not happen. this is a look at the weekend. temperatures are above average. we will have a system come through saturday into sunday with bringing breezy conditions. will talk about the extended forecast. pg&e is accused of operating a rickety powerline. it is located near the one that ignited a fire that wiped out the city of paradise and the surrounding communities in 2018. the accusations are in a new report, released today from an expert that was hired to inspect the lines by lawyers for wildfire victims. pg&e says the power crews are working to repair the powerline. a judge has ordered them to answer questions about that line at a hearing later on this month. an endangered female gray wolf, that one or thousands of miles through northern california has died. the state fish and wildlife department says the wolf was found dead yesterday in shasta county. it is not known if she died from an accident, or natural causes, or was killed. she was three or 4 years old, and one of fewer than a dozen gray wolves known to live in this state. her travels were well chronicled by animal rights advocates and environmentalists. still to come, we have details about plans for a public memorial to honor nba legend, kobe bryant, his daughter, and the seven others killed in last week's deadly helicopter crash. three days later, the iowa caucuses are too close to call. the candidates are locked in a virtual dead heat. bernie sandeal th care for all. now, our country is at a turning point. hard working people, betrayed by trump, struggling to survive. in this moment, we need a fighter. bernie sanders. we know he'll fight for us as president because he always has. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. details are emerging for plans for a public memorial to honor kobe bryant, his 13-year- old daughter, gianna bryant, and the seven other victims of the helicopter crash last month. the memorial will be held at the naples center on february 24. the date symbolizes the jersey numbers one by kobe bryant and his daughter, 2 for her, and 24 for him. the staples center is known as the house that kobe bryant felt. he was a laker for his entire 20 year, nba career. an investigation is underway to what caused a small plane to crash near the columbia airport last night. both men on board were killed. the pilot is identified as robert clew and the passenger is robert period. the plane crash in a field just after 6:00 last night. only 3/10 of a mile from the airport, his friend say the owner of the plane was a good pilot with years of experience in the foothills. >> he has been flying for years. he would work on planes. i would say, he was one of the most, safest, and most brilliant guys to fly. >> the ntsb sent investigators to the crash site. a ruling on the cause of the crash could be more than a year out. ktvu fox2 news at 6:30 is next with the installation of boulders in the east bay. we are looking at what the city assigned to accomplish, and how people are reacting. why one mayor is suggesting, busing people from his city to another city, 20 miles away? the warriors make another trade, dealing with three more players before today's deadline, including the angela russell. that is five players traded in 24 hours. we have all of the details, coming up in sports. 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why would you do that? why would you reject people?>> reporter: they say this is no rejection, and issue of health and safety. they say, local residents and businesses have complained. >> this is a pilot. we want to see how this 1700 foot stretch of road goes. we want to see if it is effective. >> reporter: they did toe the remaining rv, that was abandoned by its owner. they started installing boulders, one by one, to block future parking. >> we try to give people enough time to know they could move. i don't know where they went. they may have just move down the road. that is fine. we are okay with that right now. maximum ways across the street are as well. they say the boulders are a bad idea. >> they are in a situation, they have to park somewhere to live.>> reporter: for now, those parked outside of the zone will be allowed to stay. fremont says they will send advocates out to talk to them. they say this comes as a huge relief. >> i am very excited.>> reporter: she stopped packing for now. the city plans to evaluate how phase 1 went before moving on to phase 2. >> i am thinking we will go to newark next. newark is the next city. >> reporter: they plan to spend the next few weeks evaluating the pilot program. around mid february, they will decide whether they extend the boulders and no parking zone to the north and south. in fremont, ktvu fox2 news. now to the central valley where tensions are running high after the mayor of tracy suggested sending the homeless people of the road to stockton. our reporter says the mayor of stockton calls that pathetic. neither leader is backing down. >> you can do $50,000, in a bus ticket? >> i thought was a joke. >> reporter: the sarcomere said he was shocked by the mayor of tracy's comments during a council meeting. >> what about we bus somebody, for 35 degrees, why don't we have designated spots where they can come and get a ticket, and go to the shelter. >> it is cold outside. people need a place to stay.>> reporter: the mayor says he stands by his proposal. >> access to mental health, and substance abuse treatment, right? these are county resources that are located within the city of stockton. >> reporter: this led to a twitter feud, after they posted a clip of the meeting to social media. >> this is pathetic. that is what i've say. >> that is a petty comment. maybe if he was in the city more, or this county, and realized the problem, as the facilities are in the city of stockton. >> reporter: at the council meeting, the mayor told him about a shelter in stockton. >> i know they build a nice big shelter in stockton, what i heard, is not even close to be filled out.>> reporter: he says that the comments posted to social media were not accurate. >> you are saying there's a big new shelter, that has empty beds. it does exist. >> reporter: they said the city of tracy isn't getting enough money from the county to address the homelessness in his city. he says the county drug treatments are paid for with property tax money from tracy. >> the funding we have, from our property taxes are taken from our city. we don't have the resources to deal with this magnitude of a problem. >> reporter: they say they are willing to share ideas on how to address it their own homeless issue, tossing them to stockton is not an option. >> we have our hands full, with the promise this -- problems with homelessness. we will not solve something else's problems. we will not do it. san francisco is opry opening a sobering center for methamphetamine users as they are struggling with a rise in overdoses. the chronicle says the center will be located in the tenderloin, honest the own parking lot on jones street. you have nurses and counselors on hand. they have 10 second house 15 beds each. city officials say the goal is to get drug users off the street and connect them to treatment. the center is expected to open in the spring. a new numbers from the iowa caucuses, we are 100% of the precincts have reported. pete buttigieg has come out on top, but just barely. he edged out bernie sanders with 26.2%, compared to bernie sanders 26.1% of the vote. elizabeth warren is next with 18%. joe biden has 16%, followed by senator amy klobuchar with 12%. 41 delegates are at stake. they have no winner officially declared. the national committeegoing re-canvas the results come amid concerns about their accuracy. account was plagued by technical issues, blamed on a boating app. officials say every canvas will only be done if it is requested by one of the candidates. they have moved on to new hampshire where the next party primary will be held. pete buttigieg and bernie sanders declared themselves winners in iowa. >> what i want to do today, three days late, is to think the people of iowa, for the very strong victory they gave us at the iowa caucuses. >> to be fair, the numbers are neck and neck. the vice president is quite a bit further behind. seven candidates qualified for the next democratic debate, which is tomorrow night. joe biden, sanders, warren, amy klobuchar, gang, and tom steyer. the new hampshire primary is on tuesday. we are continuing to follow the latest on the coronavirus outbreak, including the jump new cases on a quarantined cruise liner, harbored in japan. we will hear from a doctor who is on the forefront of helping to develop a test for the coronavirus. why he says it will help contain the spread of the outbreak? 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[car beeps] my $4.99 triple bonus jack combo! stack it up for an extra buck. new at 6:30, word of 41 new cases of the coronavirus on a cruise liner in japan, excuse me, i cannot get that out. okay, that it is bringing the total number of patients to 61. 3700 people have been quarantined on the ship for at least the next two weeks. a cruise ship is also dock in hong kong under a 14 day quarantine. in the bay area, and of texas disease specialist has helped develop a test for the coronavirus. andre tells us that this test cut in half the time it takes to diagnose the coronavirus.>> reporter: over 24 hours, there is been a breakthrough in the battle against the coronavirus at the viral diagnostic and discovery center in san francisco's mission bay. >> this is a series of tests. >> reporter: we told you how a professor of infectious diseases has been trying to figure out a way to cut the amount of time it takes to test someone believed to be infected with the coronavirus. >> it is important to identify infections, probably, or those that could be infected promptly, before he or she spread the virus to other people. >> reporter: for more than a week, they collaborated with mammoth labs, to administer the test to a patient carrying the coronavirus on wednesday. the result is a way to detect the pathogen in a carrier in less time than it does now.:how long does it take now? >> currently, the only testing available that is a clinically validated testing is done by the cdc. it takes 4-6 hours to run this. the turnaround time to be 24 hours or longer to get a result. >> reporter: in an effort to heat up diagnosis, they said that they will distribute new test to diagnose the infections to state and international laboratories. the test have a lag time. >> they don't have the capacity of quarantine or isolating every patient that has a suspected infection. >> reporter: in wuhan, china, a newborn was found to be infected with the coronavirus, 36 hours after birth. in other parts of the city, mass quarantines have been ordered, in what seems like an uphill battle to curtail the pathogens. the test can be administered quickly, and cut down on who needs to be quarantined. dealing with the buyers where time is of the essence, the doctor will be depending on the fda, which has a program to fast-track approval of the test, to get into the hands of those that need it. >> we are interested in deploying this test, and making a widely available, not just in the united states, but to the regions of the developing world, or low resource countries. the department of public health in california is beating up detection of the coronavirus across the state. sky fox was over one facility in richmond. this is one of 16 laboratories across the way that will begin testing for the coronavirus. testing will begin next week. results from the test will be available two days after the specimen is received. in san francisco, andre senior, ktvu fox2 news. we have plenty of warmth and sunshine today. how long do we hang on to the above average temperatures? i have the extended forecast with all of the answers coming out. alex savidge joins us with the stories we are working on for the 7:00 news over on ktvu plus. a school nurse is being credited with saving a teenagers life , after her heart stopped beating in class. how the quick thinking and years of training brought that young girl the time she needed to survive. the backlash over gayle king's interview with lisa leslie, talking about her friendship with kobe bryant. we will tell you why cbs is apologizing, as she said, one of her questions was taken out of context. we have those stories and more coming up tonight, live at 7:00 over on ktvu plus. nasa is celebrating a major achievement as the astronaut in space, longer than any other woman, returns to earth. what she is saying about her experience? we are looking, live outside. we have a beater beautiful look at the sky after sunset. ktvu fox2 will be 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highlighting the story, helps us to move toward a world where everyone who has a dream, has to work equally as hard to achieve that dream. >> reporter: her departure makes jessica the only female nasa astronaut in orbit. of that name rings a bell, it is because they teamed up for the first all-female spacewalk. >> nothing makes me more proud than to follow in the footsteps of my heroes, even if it is in a small way. i hope to inspire the next generation. >> reporter: nasa continues the celebration of first in washington by honoring an airman at their headquarters. >> if you don't know the history, the air force led the country in integration. >> reporter: retired u.s. air force charles mcgee is the first black fighter pilots in the country. >> i love flying. to be able to get off the ground, lube, roll, spin, and competent be back on the ground, that is for me. >> reporter: trump honored mcgee this week during the state of the union address. it is time to get a check of the weather. it was a beautiful day. things will be nicer tomorrow. >> yes, we will have a bit of fog in the morning. if you like warm temperatures, and you like sunshine, i know many people do, we have more on tap. we are looking for the highs from today. in oakland, we got up to 69 degrees. it was 60 degrees in san jose. we have 60s all over the map. this is a live look at storm tracker 2. we do have some clouds offshore. we are clear with current temperature showing as well off of the highs now. we are seeing 50s pop up. it is a very pleasant evening, if you are heading out tonight. as you rough the night tonight, we have clear skies. we are in the 30s and 40s overnight. tomorrow we do have fog with a mostly sunny day. we had a repeat of what we had today. we do have a system moving through that will bring more clouds a saturday night into sunday. we have slightly cooler temperatures as we get into sunday. if you are heading out to the parade, we have great weather for the chinese new year parade, saturday night. you can see 5:00 it is 57 degrees. it is partly cloudy. most importantly, it will be dry. it is nice to have nice weather. we do look at february, and this is typically the amount of rain we get. you can see anywhere from 3 inches in san jose, to six inches in santa rosa. this is what we have gotten so far, nothing. we are forecasting next week, and we will stay dry. we have no big systems coming in to knock out these patterns. we have high pressure in control. we do have a low pressure system off in the pacific. it is not strong enough to bring us any rain. that will bring us a cooldown and went on sunday. we have morning fog and sunshine. it is warm out there. we will see upper 60s 70 degree this weekend, as we get into a cooler, windier pattern on sunday, it will be cooler, but not much. we have low and mid 40s, as we get into tomorrow, we are up into the 60s. it will be lovely out there. we have a quick look at the forecast, showing you we are staying above average. we should be at 59 degrees. we can see a lot of 60s out there. for the weekend it will be cooler. we have a warm-up on monday and tuesday. i will send it back to you. the warriors made another trade today. they sent d'angelo russell and a few more players to the timberwolves. mark has all of the details, coming up next in sports. we are here with sports. the warriors are doing some wheeling and dealing. >> thank goodness you brought that up, because we are still arguing about the 49ers. we will talk about the warriors blockbuster trade. with regards to russell, from he was acquired by the warriors, he was on his way out of town. he has been a trade piece. they did acquire him on the day that kevin durant announced he was leaving golden state and signing with brooklyn. russell never really fit in with the team concept. if you watch him play, he is only a score. has an unwillingness to play any defense at all. it was obvious, he was not long for the golden state warriors in the big picture plan. he is now a minnesota timberwolves. this is an exchange, the timberwolves spent a number one draft pick, to the guns they warriors. this is andrew wiggins. he is the rookie of the year. this is his first year, 6 years ago. he averages 26.4 points per game. he has 6 years in the nba. this might be is best season. the warriors also get a number one and a number two pick in the 2021 draft from the timberwolves. that is huge. they are trying to allowed a championship roster. they also sent spellman and jacob evans to the chamber timberwolves. back to the 49ers, in the news again today, because john lynch, the general manager, and the head coach, the guys that assembled the roster, that almost got there, her back in the news. they are rehashing the stuff that left them without a parade yesterday. the fourth quarter, lead, jimmy garoppolo, has the incomplete. they forced the pond after taking nothing out there clock. the momentum goes the way of kansas city. seven watkins beat sherman on the play the got all turned around. williams is in, seven plays, a 65 yard drive, using only two minutes. the kansas city chiefs, and the mvp have the lead for good. coach kyle shanahan talked about the emotions. >> i thought we had the best team in the nfl this year. we weren't. we have to deal with that. i do truly believe, we had that, we did not get that done. when i feel this way, it makes me feel stronger. it does hurt a lot. i also know how to deal with it. if that is the worst thing that happens, i cannot wait to try to get back there next year. >> he will be back. you can tell in his face, it has been a downer the last few days. >> dancer the years, we have talked about the at&t golf classic. it seems like it is pouring rain, or it is perfect. this is a look at pebble beach today. we do have bill murray, putting nicely for part number 11. he is always the showman. this is last year's winner. part four on 17. he has a birdie. he is 4 underpar. he is 4 back of the leader. pat is to go back with a nice birdie is 16. nick taylor is your leader, not on the televised course, 863 at monterey peninsula. the trade deadline is coming up today. some players had different ways of dealing with it. one boston player was happy was nontraded. >> 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. [ applause ]. >> he was celebrating not being traded. good night everyone. thank you for joining us. stdegr. i just want to turn up the thermostat two degrees! sheldon: let me point out that two degrees can be the difference between water and steam. leonard: yes, if we lived in a teakettle. sheldon: this is the temperature you agreed to in the roommate agreement. leonard: aw, screw the roommate agreement! sheldon: no, you don't screw the roommate agreement. the roommate agreement screws you. leonard: you know what, go to hell and set their thermostat. sheldon: i don't have to go to hell. at 73 degrees, i'm there already! (door slams) (insistent knocking) who is it? leonard. hang on. can i sleep on your couch tonight? uh, well, you can try, but the people across the hall are being very noisy. you heard that, huh? apparently, the one fella tried to adjust the thermostat, then the other fella went bat-crap crazy. so you agree, he's nuts. well, not as nuts as the guy who chooses to live with him. believe it or not, he was worse when i met him. oh, i do not believe that. you are so naive. just like i was seven years ago. i'd just started at the university. excuse me, i'm looking for sheldon cooper's apartment. oh, i bet you're here to check out the room for rent. yeah. run away, dude. what? run fast, run far. that should have been my first clue. ♪ our whole universe was in a hot, dense state ♪ ♪ then nearly 14 billion years ago expansion started... wait! ♪ o cool ♪ the autotrophs began to drool, neanderthals developed tools ♪ ♪ we built the wall ♪ we built the pyramids ♪ h, science, history, unraveling the mystery ♪ ♪ that all started with a big bang ♪ ♪ bang! ♪