leave. they sent a statement that said in part, i meant to emphasize with the public that thuledged conduct of the employee does not reflect the department. >> having an 11-year-old daughter i would be mortified today out. >> reporter: the san jose parent called the arrest up setting or disheartening but it does not taint her view of law enforcement, calling her a bad apple. as for the victim shdo with the >> reporter: watkins is jail in dublin. his next court appearance is scheduled for march 5th. police in oakland is trying to find the owner of construction tools that were discovered stolen last week during an arrest. officers say they found the equipment inside a stolen car. the suspect was found unconscious in the driver's seat with a gun at 89 and bancroft. when he woke up he ran the car into a barricade. >> this car was disabled, the wheel fell off and that basically held to his termination point. >> police would like to return the stolen items to was a very in court today during a murder trial of a man who killed nia willson. he's on trial for trying to kill nia wilson and trying to kill her sister. two of wilson's sisters took the stand today describing her last moments before she was stabbed. >> she got, like, physically sick on the stand. the other one i could see it on her face like disgust. >> today the prosecution rested their case. john lee cowelwill take the stand later. both face fraud charges. they are accused of trying to secure restaurant space. the mayor supported to ongoing investigation and said sees working to stop corrtiwas a clo man in livermore who woke up with a tree that crashed through his roof. in this case the wind knocked one tree right onto hunter's apartment. he says that he woke up to see it trunk had landed just feet from his head. >> i was passed out and the next thing i woke up and there was a branch over my head. i had no idea. it was instinct to protect myself to get oualso a big clea on. two eucalyptus trees fem yesterday afternoon. about 24 hours letter you can still see kraals with chainsaws cleaning up the mess. unfortunatelily no one was hurt. >> bart launched their long awaited ambassador program this afternoon. they are riding on the trains to get passengers an extra sense of security. >> reporter: many bart riledders now have extra company on the platforms and on the trains. they're called ambassadors. >> it's >> reporter: immediately this pilot programinality unarmed ambusders broke off teams. the ambassadors carry narcan the case they encounter drug over doses. they also have to take into account their own safety. >> i can get on my radio at anytime. >> reporter: the ambassadors will be on trains and platforms until 2:00 into the afternoon until midnight seven days a week. >> we will be pushing them down into lines. >> reporter: each ambassador has been trained with de- escalation techniques. they can also answer questions from passengers. >> tale also be asking women with children to go up to the elevator or telling folks how to get out of the right exit. >> reporter: this was born in the wake of 19-year-old wilson by a knife wielding stranger. >> patrolling and de-escalating situation where we don't necessarily have to call the police. and just educate and give people resources that we have. >> reporter: bart says they will be reevaluating the ambassadors program and it could become permit and possibly extended. now to the latest on the coronavirus. an evacuee from china has been tested. they are now under isolation that the hospital. china reported 108 additional deathsed to bringing the death toll to 1016. there are also nearly 2500 new cases bringing the total most of those in china. but the world health organization says they're seeing more. so far there have been two confirmed cases in the sight bay. but the risk to the public remains low. this allows county members to tap into state funds if more cases are confirmed. uber faces a legal celt back today after the 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of miles from new hampshire but for california volunteers it's just one phone call away. >> iest just in the making calls to undecided voters in new hampshire. >> reporter: on the eve of the critical new hampshire democratic primary, jane liverock and other california volunteers were all in. >> a bunch of people are called said they were unzipped but they were killing to spend time on the phone with me to listen to my support elizabeth warren. >> reporter: many say they feel more mobileiles today to do more out of the the state. >> reporter: across town will trishon said he's for pete. his group has been phone banking and texting from an office. >> it's great when you get somebody that's already a pete fan but especially in new hampshire when people are waiting until the very end to make up their mind. >> reporter: the pole shoals sanders with the most support at 25%, 4 points higher than the iowa caucus. joe biden is slight with 17%. by phone from new hampshire california volunteers were excited by the sanders rally monday night. they say they have been canvassing for burnie homing to continue his iowa momentum. >> hopefully we'll go canvas everywhere and hit a few houses and doors. >> on a few occasions i would let people know that i'm from california to let them knoll that this is so important for us that we're from california and we're out doing this. >> reporter: cammeds senator out a flurry ofcandidates sent out a flurry of emails trying to get the new hampshire voters their video took the internet by storm. coming up, more video of the coyote and the badger as they were caught on camera in the santa cruz mountains. and why uc students protested on campus. why they say they're fed up. and it's pretty windy out there. i'm let you know more weather. plus, a sweet start to day. napa bay shares a sweet gift for tomorrow. growing up in la, bad air forced us indoors. and now we have to deal with this. climate change is an emergency. that's why i wrote the nation's 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of a coyota and a badger that became friends. >> the new video of the buddies that were captured on video this week joined forces. the two were spotted together before an hour before making their way near the culvert. the two actually hunt together and this was the first documented evidence of showing them out and bout. they shared the extended video on facebook today. >> bill, we were talking during the bridge. is this uncommon for a coyote and a badger? >> i went online because this is my favorite. they hunt together. it's advantage sed a vantage s it's advantage s for both of them. so as you go outside and you see the temperatures we had today you're going to go what's up? we're seeing mid70ss and it's going to continue with no rain and dry conditions. i mean, concord is 73 degrees right now. that's because the air is sinking. that's we we're seeing places that are warmer. it has cooled off a palatials l oakland. live camera shot and no fog to speak of. i mentioned this during the 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off. this is good. eric carlson scores it and they're on the board, 3-1. the power play situation, and they close with a classic. his 12th goal suddenly is 3-2 but the flames go up 4-2. and try to outdo this thing, matthew kachuck. that is one of the most sensational. you can see the guiles do that in practice but to game it and do it is sensation. there was some stuff going on that was kind of life and limb. there was a guy in that uniform. from beyond the 3 point line this gives you another vantage point of it. it's catapulted through the bucket. now this, i can't explain this. this is tj hawks jumping from the second floor of a mall. and you think one little thing goals wrong there and broken bone and an emergency trip to the hospital. in case you missed this, this is a high school kid in boulder, colorado, watch this trick right here. the program chicago nole today to show great principal showing great trust. back and good stuff for the warriors. >> goodnight. >> thanks for joining us. you'll wake lily. (whispering) how drunk are you? i told you three times she's that school trip. (whispering) i'd feel more confident if you weren't -also whispering. -(normal voice) fair point. (normal voice) are -- are you wearing lipstick? -hm? -am i wearing nail polish? so, we kind of had a crazy night out. it started off at this little under-the-radar speakeasy i heard about. uh, he googled "cool bars near me." anyway, we met a group of 20-somethings that took a shine to us. they introduced us to the world of underground parties and $18 cocktails. -it was so burnt. -lit. -lit. -lit. i don't even remember half these bars. did we go to a hospital last night? okay, grandma tucker's hangover remedy -- put a pat of butter underneath your tongue, tip your head back, and i'll pour the hot sauce up your nose. (cellphones chimes, vibrates) wait, wait, wait, wait. that's a group text from binker. -what? -mm-hmm. cameron: oh, my gosh. the gang wants to get -back together and party tonight. -(groans) and you said we'd never hear from them after they saw us in that horrible denny's lighting. okay, we have to play this exactly right --