taylor. >>the hospital says one of those patients infected with the corona virus and briefly sought care here last week because of that 5 employees were exposed to the virus and sent home to self isolate until february 11th. >>on tuesday prime for learned one of the 4 confirmed corona virus patients in northern california sought treatment at to medical facilities problems affected one of them being good samaritan hospital in san jose. in a statement on tuesday. the hospital said quote a patient now identified as positive for the novel new corona virus. briefly sought carrying good samaritan hospital's emergency department on january 28th. since this was the second location where the patients sought care. he was already familiar with proper precautions and was wearing a mask during the entire duration. he was president in our hospital upon evaluation treatment in consultation with the santa clara county public health department it was determined that the patients should self isolate at home. the santa clara county health department confirms they performed a contact investigation at the hospital after learning several employees were exposed to the corona virus in a separate statement the health department said quote as part of our contact investigation 5 health care workers were found to have been exposed these workers have been instructed to stay home until february 11th this is being done to protect the public's health and limit any potential spread of the virus. the health department and hospital say this is a safety precaution, the actions taken do not mean that any of the employees will in fact contract, the virus. >>hospital says that they placed those 5 employees on paid leave until the end of that isolation period at next week. the health department is also closely monitoring those employees but as of now. no new confirmed cases reporting live in san jose taylor kron 4 news all right hala to fight scaring us citizens from the epicenter of the. >>corona virus outbreak will soon be landing in california. 550 passengers from will hahnville arrive early tomorrow morning in california. one of those flights will land in the bay area at travis air force base in fairfield the other at marine air corps station miramar in san diego. meanwhile, there are foreign nationals stranded in china right now, im trying to get back to the us from mainland china all this as as a foe is coping with expanded restrictions on international travelers. >>kron four's dan kerman is following the story tonight and brings us details. >>at sfo and 10 other airports across the nation. the last few days have seen changes in screening for the corona virus prior to sunday's change it was only passengers that had been in the 2 hot area that we're going through a health screening. what's changed as of sunday is anybody anywhere in mainland china now get set health screening. well initially cause some delays getting through customs that's improved with international they made it through and 15 to 45 minutes part of that is due to the fact that at sfo. >>the number of flights to mainland china has been cut in half. >>we continue to see airlines are reducing their flight schedules last friday, united airlines announced that by the end of this week they would have completely suspended all flights to and from mainland china we're now seeing some of the asian carriers air china china eastern china southern following suit with reductions in service than demand for flights was reduced when the us government banned entry of all foreign nationals who been in mainland china in the last 14 days. but among those foreign nationals are countless full-time us workers who are here on visas and are now stranded and can't return to either their jobs in the us or other countries that have similar entry bans. >>one of the companies that were that we i've been working with and we're evaluating i'm on a global scale. we're looking at potentially a couple 1000 folks that are being impacted by this turns the tourney kelly doing works for corporate immigration law firm that works with numerous bay area companies that employ foreign nationals on a full-time basis. she says many are working on high-level projects, i'm not having them available. to move those projects forward is a huge impact a lot of these companies but just from a human standpoint, i mean some of these folks you know maybe they have family there maybe they don't. >>and so it's you know where they going to be staying maybe the only path for certain amount of time. it could be they have families back here in the united states that they're going to be separated from. so a huge human component to that as well. >>some of these workers were in china for work others on vacation, these businesses are hoping that at some point these restrictions on foreign nationals could be eased at least for those who are full-time us workers. sfo dan kerman kron 4 news stay with kron 4 as we continue our coverage on the corona virus. we will keep you updated on the latest update and the best way to protect yourself. >>we have the very latest on our website at kron 4 dot com just look for the corona virus tab under news. >>tense moments during the state of the union address the president and speaker of the house exchanging unspoken following the conclusion of the address. speaker pelosi appeared to tear up the president's speech, the state of the union address was given under historic circumstances tomorrow, the president is expected to be acquitted in the senate impeachment trial and here's another look at the moment it happened. >>as lawmakers applauded the president speaker pelosi ripped up her printed copy. >>of the state of the union address then she took more pages and tore those up a dramatic moment not seen in recent memory of ever. she was asked about it in the halls of the capitol and says it was the courageous thing to do what was the courteous thing to do considering the alternative. >>before the president began his speech he snubbed the speaker after he handed her a copy of the address she went to shake his hand and he turned away. >>and during his speech the president laid out his vision for the next year. an election year coming just one day after the iowa caucuses, and one day before the senate likely votes to acquit him in his impeachment trial turn kfi has more. >>president trump deliver his 3rd state of the union address one that will likely set the table for his run for november, the state of our union is stronger than ever before the theme of the speech the great american comeback focusing on health care. >>i've also made an pledge to american families we will always protect patients with pre existing conditions and immigration the united states of america should be a sanctuary for law abiding americans not criminal aliens and national security our military is completely rebuilt with its power be unmatched anywhere in the world and it's not even close president laid out his vision for the year of his first term in office. >>hoping his agenda will lead to a second if we hadn't greer's the failed economic policies of the previous administration, the world would not now be witnessing. this great economic success. >>impeached american president has ever run for reelection. >>and tomorrow afternoon. the senate will cast their votes on the charges of abuse of power and obstruction of congress presented by the house democratic response to the speech delivered by governor gretchen whitmer of michigan one of the states that believe president trump to victory in 2016. and one democrats want back in their column this november despite the dishonesty and division. the last few years and that we heard tonight from the president of the united states to gather we have boundless potential on capitol hill, i'm karin caifa. >>after a problematic start to the primary the iowa democratic party has released the initial caucus results. early results in today from 62% of precincts. show former mayor pete good judge in the lead with senator bernie sanders close behind elizabeth warren rounded out the top 3 result followed 24 hours of chaos. as technical issued marred the contest forcing state officials to apologize. party says they were in consistencies as a new ap was reporting out partial information. it's still too early to call a winner. >>back here in the bay area on the peninsula resident shoots and kills a man inside of his home. the initial police call comes in as home invasion will now police investigators tell our forces he said yoon that that is no longer the motive. the officers arrived on scene and discovered a deceased male who suffered fatal gunshot wounds. >>it appears the resident inside the home pulled the trigger. monday afternoon's deadly shooting hero dollar otto street in brisbane was initially bound to be a home invasion a day later brisbane police investigators say that is no longer the case at this time it doesn't appear to be a home invasion it appears to be random the connection is undetermined at this moment and the investigation is still ongoing. that right learning more about the incident from a man inside the residence, but as you can see from this message. he really wasn't in the mood for answering any questions certainly we have every right i believe to defend what is ours has been for years as the last homicide in this quiet town at a man who's lived here for over 50 years looks at it this way i don't like to think about the town is something. >>that we have to guard ourselves against any but as times are appear apparently getting worse and a. >>yeah, there's more desperation on the streets today than ever before now this is very unusual for a quiet city of brisbane this is a very safe community and everybody knows everybody here. >>in brisbane has rod for news. >>police in san francisco arrested a man for stealing from a local high school twice. this is 35 year-old carlos vela ceo police say he stole a $1000 worth of electronics and tools from the ruth us our san francisco school of the art. it happened back on december 23th and again on january 11th police say that he stole equipment from the school's robotics team. was a found last wednesday and placed under arrest, he faces several charges. no word on if the school was able to get their property back. >>the oakland police department says january was the lowest recorded number of homicides in oakland in 4 years they made the announcement in a tweet earlier today opd says here today, crime stats for january show and overall decrease in crime citywide by 18% over 2019 12% over the last 3 years, their findings are based off of for violent crimes which are homicides assault with a firearm robbery with a firearm and carjacking. >>and he said that he pulled the stolen who says dues and jobs. >>the unknown. >>the longtime shoppers reacted to the news of another round of macy's store closures. the company announcing today that it will shutter 125 stores over the next 3 years, not only is the retail giant closing up shop. it will also shutter its san francisco corporate office, cutting more than 800 jobs offers no bello has the story. >>a law that makes it is called is gonna lie. you know what's going to happen now. >>macy's has always been my favorite and i'm like. >>it's a sign of the times that the summer's ville town center in antioch the big red black and white banners hanging in the macy's store front windows announcing deals as the store closes up shop cut. i don't know maybe tomorrow should out. >>they're not telling you not even taking everything out of don't know what it looks like it looks like it's completely going down just across the macy's parking lot sits a vacant sears store which closed last summer. >>though frequent shoppers are hoping for another retail store to pop up. they know it's wishful thinking. >>the glow mind. let me i'm old-school i like going stores, look like amazon and everybody's taken over i'm still the one the live the goal to my window shopping this is just one of 125 stores nationwide macy's will be closing over the next 3 years along with its corporate offices in san francisco, their layoffs of more than 800 employees will begin in the spring. >>overall the company says it employs more than 5,000 people across the bay area and they've worked to play some of that 70 antioch employees at neighboring stores in the east bay stores that shoppers i spoke with say they plan to visit the guides and those door. in kaka. >>un so they're not losing is a customer know not going to isis says this is all a part of their 3 year reinvention plan which they will officially announce on wednesday, they say they're going to start testing out a new store formats. >>putting macy's inside of strip malls as opposed to your traditional mall in antioch noel fellow kron 4 news. >>chilly day across the bay and need to bundle up tonight as well as we get this live look from our sutro camera san francisco to beautiful shot right there we're joined right now by meteorologist john sure able with your forecast. well conditions out there again this evening are going to be pretty chilly with the clear skies that we've been seeing over had these past couple of days remaining through evening hours tonight you can expect a fog free morning tomorrow as you wake to get back to work. >>for your wednesday, but it's also going to be pretty cold as you're stepping outside as we make our way eventually into wednesday evening, you're noticing not a whole lot of change yet in future cast still a very quiet picture on into thursday still very quiet as well, but thursday night does look likely to be the first evening that's offering up some widespread fog for us which actually should help to moderate temperatures across the bay area come friday morning so that's going to be your most mild morning and also on friday, some of our nicest of temperatures we have had in the forecast. here's a look at what we can expect for evening lows, temperatures falling still into the 30's for a lot of the day so it is going to be a chilly evening as for daytime highs tomorrow. well, those are looking nicer closer to 60 degrees for san francisco, while areas like daly city in half moon bay seeing daytime highs bumping up one to 2 degrees as compared to what we saw forecast for the peninsula a few 60's on the map saying carlos in mountain view each up to 62 palo alto redwood city in woodside not looking bad at all in the low 60's well low 60's for the south bay as for wednesday expect low 60's with 62 in santa clara san jose in campbell the state temperatures low 60's to even mid 60 in livermore going to be one of our warm spots in the bay area come tomorrow well walnut creek and danville up to 6260 degrees oakland up to 61. an ap a 60 to look at young dylan sonoma very comfortable weather. that's t shirt weather at 67 degrees for your daytime highs tomorrow so as we make our way to the remainder of this week again tomorrow we're tapping into the 60's we climb even further through them on into thursday friday and saturday are 3 warmest days of this forecast looking really nice and comfortable. notably very dry too we don't have any chances of rain ahead of us this is a calm. start to february forecast and with high pressure building back into place it's going to stay that way for some time would love to see some snow pack being built we just don't have it at this point. now we do have another cold front that swings through on sunday will result in a brief drop in temperatures back to the 50's for your high sunday and monday not going to be as cold as we were to start this week though on into the start of next week back to you. it's just a local lawmakers and transit advocates announce new legislation to reform public transportation here in the bay area today assemblyman david chiu talked about a plan to move towards an integrated user friendly transit system. >>here's what he had to say our hope is a few years from if you want to go from point a to point b you can look at a regional transit map which is exists right now you've got to literally navigate 27 different transit systems. >>hopefully ger clipper card will work on every system that you have if you are a youth or a senior or you're disabled or your low income you receive consistent discounts throughout the entire system, our hope is that schedules will be coordinated that connections will be coordinated that planning and infrastructure investment will be coordinated so we really build a seamless integrated world class system here in the bay. >>there are some immediate changes coming to bar. the agency is adjusting train schedules to help improve service for writers some lines will see service start a little earlier and others a little later, most changes are small tweaks and changed by just a few minutes, but there are some significant changes. there will be more trains going in to san francisco on sundays plus the new addition of a new fleet of trains on saturday and earlier weekday train service for many riders for a list of all the changes for a list of all the changes go to our website at kron 4 >>voters in november will once again decide whether to expand rent control statewide capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains why the debate will continue this year. >>the debate and controversy over california's rent control laws will continue heading into the november election, the secretary of state this week announced a measure that would further expand statewide rent control officially qualifies for the ballot. this fall it would and restrictions in california law and give local jurisdictions the power to limit how much rents can increase each year voters rejected a similar measure in 2018 we put together a successful coalition. >>to convince 60% of the voters in 2018 to vote against this. we are already already putting that coalition together and we're going to beat this again in november of 2020 within hours of the secretary of state's announcement several lobbying groups like the california rental housing association voiced their opposition to be a disastrous public policy for california, it would devastate property values make it more difficult for runners to find adequate housing. >>in an expensive complicated unnecessary let the layer of bureaucracy proponents of the measure weren't available for comment tuesday advocates say they could be successful this time around given the increased attention on california's housing and homelessness problem. some calling it the most pressing social justice and public health emergencies in our time the proposition now reigniting what's likely to be an expensive battle between supporters and the real estate industry in sacramento, ashley zavala kron 4 news. >>fire crews in pleasanton put out a fire at a building this morning it happened on the 6400 block of owens drive you see it there. fortunately nobody was inside that building was previously a denny's restaurant when crews arrived heavy black smoke and fire was seen billowing out of that building the fire was put out within an hour no word on what caused the fire but an investigation is underway. >>a federal judge has approved the settlement that moves pg any closer to getting out of bankruptcy earlier today judge desmond tally signed off on a deal to refinance billions of dollars in debt to pay off pg e bondholders who threatened to cause problems pg now appears to be well positioned to emerge from bankruptcy by june 30th. if it can overcome opposition from california governor newsome to its plan. p g is also negotiated more than 25 billion in settlements with homeowners, businesses insurers. and government agencies that claim more than 50 billion and fire losses. >>we'll explain how to protect your ring account with a new control center privacy dashboard. >>and suspects in the san francisco car burglary spre