fairfield, 69 in livermore, 62. in phoenix, take the rain gear and flagstaff, take your snow shovels. if you are here, enjoy because everything goes up and over. upper 70s and santa rosa. sal is here and no weather issues? a little breeze? >> it's good for the traffic and we are off to a nice start and thank you very much. let's see what we have with the commute coming in from tracy. 205 and 580, a little bit of slowing and no major issues driving to livermore or pleasanton. if you are driving on interstate 880, it looks good from oakland to the bay bridge. at 4:31, let's go back to the desk. the world health organization meets at the ready search innovation forum about the coronavirus and in santa clara county, officials said the public risk is low but leaders are declaring a local emergency to quickly seek and receive state aid if needed. so far, there are two confirmed cases of the virus in santa clara county and in san diego, a woman who flew aboard one of the chartered flights that evacuated americans from china, has tested positive for the virus. the first test was negative but further testing showed she, indeed, was infected with that virus. president donald trump is optimistic that the coronavirus that will be gone in two months from now. he brought up the issue last night during his campaign rally in new hampshire and told the crowd that the weather could play a key role in stopping the outbreak. >> by april, in theory, when it gets a little warmer, it miraculously goes away and i hope that's true. we are doing great in our country and hopefully, china and president xi, they are working hard and i think it will be fine. >> president trump didn't offer scientific evidence to back up what he said about the weather. right now, there are 13 coronavirus cases, known cases, and the u.s. as well, the american who died in china from coronavirus. president donald trump rallied supporters in manchester, new hampshire, head of the primary election today. >> republicans are energized and we are united. nine months from now, we are going to take back the house of representatives. [ cheers and applause ] we are going to hold the senate and keep the white house. >> he won the republican primary in new hampshire in 2016 but lost the state to hillary clinton in the general election. the time is now 4:33 and the democratic candidates have been campaigning hard in new hampshire ahead of the first in the nation primary there. it's at midnight with a tiny community of dixville notch picking mike bloomberg as their candidate with three out of the five total votes awarded to the former mayor of new york city. the candidates spent much of the past week in new hampshire campaigning. >> our friend mr. buttigieg and my friend, joe biden, they have dozens and dozens of billionaires contributing to their campaigns. we don't have any billionaires. >> i have won every race, every place, all the time, down to fourth grade. >> we agree the time has come to turn the page on this president and the situation this country is in. >> officials hope to have the final results from the new hampshire primary sometime tonight and we will bring the newest numbers tomorrow on mornings on two. volunteers from the bay area are getting in on the new hampshire primary with many on the phone and on the ground encouraging democrats in new hampshire to vote in the primary. ktvu has efforts to sway undecided voters. >> reporter: san francisco might be thousands of miles from new hampshire but for california volunteers, it's a phone call away. >> i was making calls to undecided voters in new hampshire. >> reporter: on the eve of the critical democratic primary in new hampshire, california volunteers were all in. >> people that i called said they were undecided but they were willing to spend time on the phone with me to listen to the reason i'm supporting elizabeth warren and talking about their concerns. >> reporter: many feel more mobilized than 2016 to do more out-of-state. >> have never volunteered for a political campaign before. >> reporter: across town, san francisco for peace is supporting the iowa caucus results for pete buttigieg. they have been phone banking and texting from an office in mill valley. >> it feels great when you get somebody that is already a pete buttigieg fan but in new hampshire, it feels like people are waiting until the very end to make up their minds. >> reporter: a new national poll by quinnipiac university of democrats and independent voters shows sanders with the most support at support at 25%, four points higher than the iowa caucuses. joe biden slipped to 17%, followed by michael bloomberg, elizabeth warren and pete buttigieg. california volunteers were excited by the sanders rally monday night. they said they been canvassing for bernie in new hampshire, hoping to continue the iowa momentum. >> we will get up early and go canvas some more. hopefully, we can help people who may have forgotten it is an important day. >> i will let people know i'm from california to display my conviction for this candidate and let them know it is so important to us that we are from california and we are out here doing this. the time is 4:36 and uber has a demand meal delivery that lost a legal battle in california. yesterday, federal judge in sacramento rejected a request to block the new labor law to reclassify independent contractors as employees. the judge said the benefits of the of the general public outweigh the possible harm to those companies. uber, postmates and other gig economy companies claim the new law could ruin their businesses. santa clara launched a test program to expand services at a sobering center. meth users will soon be treated at a facility mostly reserved for alcoholics and supervisors say the new focus on meth users in san jose reflects a surge in the use of the drug. they desire to treat addiction as a medical issue instead of a criminal problem. tomorrow morning, the santa clara battle against mosquitoes begins with county workers in helicopters spraying an eco-friendly pesticide on the marshes in san jose and palo alto. mosquitoes and other insects spread rabies and other diseases, causing possible health risks to the public. people were forced out a four apartments in livermore after a huge tree crashed through the roof with wind gusting onto the building that force the tree to fall on sunday. take a look. one tenant was sleeping and woke up with the tree crashing a few feet from his face. >> i woke up with branches on my head and i could see the sky. water, sheet rock all around. i had no idea. i just got out of there. >> tenants forced out of there homes have been moved to new apartments on the livermore fire department received more than 80 calls about downed trees, power lines and sparks flying. tenants and workers in the sonoma valley at a building are lucky to be alive after a 75-foot tree fell down and hit them. it was an old oak tree due to be removed later this month. it fell on its own with the help of the strong wind on sunday and crushed two parked utility vans and plunged through the roof of a nearby apartment. >> i ran screaming. >> we heard a boom, like a bomb. >> what do you do? the tenants are staying with family members and the owner of the apartment complex will work to get that tree moved out of there. the handyman who had his van crushed by the tree hopes insurance will pay for the damage. >> gosh! dealing with that and then the insurance? that is a bad time. 4:39 and let's check with sal. a decent commute if you are driving from far away. this is the hour when people get on the road to have a decent commute from farther away and that includes areas like gilroy and watsonville in morgan hill. highway 56 doing well into morgan hill and continuing into the main part of the silicon valley. there have been no major issues on 880 through fremont or over the bridge to palo alto and traffic is doing very well on interstate to a deep. interstate 880 looks okay in oakland and driving to san francisco, it looks like a decent drive at the bay bridge toll plaza. 4:40 and here is steve with the weather. clear skies and if you thought yesterday was warm, it was. it was record-setting and way above average. today will we be, as well .79 in town, and napa, 76 and that tied a record not that long ago, two years ago. concord, 74 and hayward, 74 degrees. the official records, sfo and oakland airport, 72 and 70 with a warm day across the board. there is a breeze in the delta and vacaville, 28 miles per hour. down from 60 yesterday with diablo 50 and some gusty conditions. this is a 24 hour temperature change. hayward, plus 13 and novato, minus two, sfo, minus two. santa rosa, double digits warmer and berkeley, 64. 62 in livermore and oakland, 61. 60 at sfo and some very, very warm conditions. kenwood and napa, 61, 63. bodega bay, 69. mill valley, 56. some crazy temps. it's wind driven versus no breeze. the low in california gave them pretty good rain and going to the four corners, it will be a big player as it moves across with the weather showing everybody getting some kind of weather, except us. we got sunshine and warm temperatures. 78 in santa rosa. some of it is wind-driven, especially that north wind warming them up. it will cool down towards thursday and friday and looks cooler into the weekend. it's 4:42 and you don't see this every day. there is a reason for that. i want to show you incredible video. somebody is hitching a ride outside of a muni train and we tell you how muni responds and how this video has gone viral, incredible. meet a local teenager born with half a heart. the discipline in his fight to grow stronger. fighting climate change isn't just about polar bears. we're fighting for our lives, we're fighting for clean air and clean water. that's why i wrote the law to send billions from polluters to communities suffering the most. and only one candidate for president was with us back then, tom steyer. and he's still fighting for us, pledging to make clean air and clean water a right for everyone, regardless of your zip code. that's the truth. that's tom steyer. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. it's 4:45 on mornings on two and police and oakland are trying to find the owner of construction tools stolen last week during an arrest. officers found the equipment inside a stolen car. they found the suspect unconscious in the driver's seat with a gun at 89th and bancroft and when he woke up, police said he rammed into a blockade of patrol cars and got away. police followed him for about two miles and stopped him. >> the car was disabled and the wheel fell off. that led to the termination point at 73 and san leandro. >> police would like to return the stolen items to their owner. it's 4:46 and we are looking at her while police chase that ended in contra costa county. a chp helicopter took a video saturday night and police followed the suspect from vallejo to richmond on interstate 80 and then back to highway 4 and then highway 242 south and concord. sparks were flying from the car of the suspect that ran over the spike strips. the police used a pit maneuver to stop the car before arresting the driver. take a look at this video. it was posted to read it, showing a person riding on the back of a muni train in san francisco. it was believed to be the ocean line by sf state. luckily, no reports of injuries. we did reach out to muni about the video and got a response. in a statement, this behavior is prohibited and we are exploring options to raise awareness to curb incidents like what was depicted in this video. it's now 4:47 and kobe bryant's widow, vanessa bryant, said she and her family, obviously, still struggling with the death of kobe bryant and the death of their daughter, gianna. vanessa was on instagram and wrote, my brain refuses to accept that kobe and gigi are gone. i can't process both at the same time. kobe bryant, his daughter and seven others were killed last month in that helicopter crash in southern california. a public memorial for kobe bryant and his daughter will be held later this month and it is set for february 24th at the staples center in los angeles. you can get information when they release it, but it's not available, yet. hundreds turned out for a memorial for family members who died in that helicopter crash. friends and family gathered yesterday at the l.a. angels stadium in anaheim to remember john altobelli, his wife, keri altobelli and their daughter, alyssa. he was a longtime baseball coach in costa mesa and his daughter was a teammate of gianna brian's on the mamba sports academy team. >> if i had known that was the last time i would see her, i would have smiled more and lived in the moment. >> the family leaves behind a 29-year-old son and a 16-year- old daughter. it's 4:48 and there is an incredible south bay teenager defying the odds and doing things never thought possible. this teenager has had three open heart surgeries by the time he was 4 years old. >> we meet the boy in san jose who found an outlet he loves that helps him grow stronger. ♪ >> reporter: like many bay area teenagers, this 16-year- old who lives in the almaden valley loves music, video games and the 49ers. what makes shoham das unique, he has a rare congenital heart defect. >> i have low endurance. it can mean i need more sleep and i get tired easily. >> reporter: shoham das had open heart surgery at the age of only three days old. again, at six months old and finally, when he was 4 years old. he's cautioned to be careful with his body. >> i can't run or play tennis or other sports. >> reporter: at 7 years old, he got inspiration from a tv show that would change his life and help him find something he can do. >> i was a big fan of power rangers. >> reporter: 's mother suggested he start martial arts. he was welcomed after one half dozen academies had rejected him because of his medical history. >> we took a leap forward. >> reporter: at 11, he earned his first black belt. something more important happened after that. >> what happened was all the exercise helped my heart grow stronger and because of that, i have a better life and can do more things without getting tired. >> reporter: the boy who had three open heart surgeries now is a teenager with a third degree black belt in tae kwon do. >> i've never seen anybody with his condition to keep coming, regardless, and to live a full life life. it's amazing. it taught me and the entire association. >> reporter: went shoham das started, he could only do this for about five minutes. now, he can last 45 minutes. he has newfound confidence. >> there have been times when i thought i couldn't really change this. the best i can do is make the best out of it. i live a healthy lifestyle. >> reporter: shoham das sees his cardiologist at stanford every three months and his mother talks to parents of other patients to give them hope and share about her son with open heart surgery at three days old and now is thriving. maureen naylor, ktvu fox news in san jose. >> what an incredible young man. it's 4:51 and let's get you where you need to go. we have a commute that looks pretty good if you are driving around the bay area. right now, westbound 580 is slow coming before the altamont pass and so is 205. it looks good to livermore and dublin and across the bridge, traffic is slow approaching millbrae, where they are clearing a crash. fortunately, lightly traveled right now and no trouble to get to sfo. 880 looks all right with no major issues at the bay bridge toll plaza. 4:52 and let's bring steve in with the weather. we will go to vallejo. a little on the mild side this morning. vallejo has a warm 64 degrees this morning with a 6-8-mile per hour wind. the normal high temps this time of year are about 59 degrees. 59 degrees, and we are already 64. in santa rosa, we said this can't be february. it must be april or may. napa, 76 degrees and concord, 74 degrees. sfo and oakland set records, 72 and downtown oakland, 72 degrees. everybody joined in. it's not as robust but vacaville, 28 and mount diablo, 53 miles per hour and 40 at mount st. helena. 64 in berkeley and 63 at half moon bay and 62 in livermore. oakland and san francisco, in the 60s. in novato, running 2 degrees cooler. concord, hayward, double digits warmer compared to 24 hours ago. fruman, 49 and take your pick because it's currently reigning with a small flood advisory in phoenix and scottsdale. good morning, arizona. it's raining. in the bay area, it is warm. talk about snow! heavy rain in texas and if you have travel plans just about anywhere else, you will get a variety of rain. we could use some rain but i don't think so. there is a hint of it this weekend. now, it won't make it here. 70s and after today, we start a cool down that will continue to the end of the week. it's 4:54 and are you ready for baseball? baseball players are getting ready and we tell you what to expect. the pitchers and catchers report to spring training today. the first in the nation's primary is here. i'm caroline shively and will have the first reports coming up. what an alameda sheriff's deputy is doing for a scuffle at oracle arena during the nba finals. t done?' ok, let me tell you what the 'it' is. as mayor, i expanded healthcare coverage. as president, i'll build on obamacare because healthcare is a right. i created nearly 500,000 jobs in new york city. as president, i'll build an economy that delivers good jobs with higher wages. i'll take on the gun lobby and save lives. and i will stop trump's assault on women's reproductive rights. i've got a record of doing things. i've got the resources to take on this fight. as mayor, i held myself accountable for results. as president, i'll offer common sense plans and i will get it done. so let's stay on the offensive, and let's win. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. welcome back to mornings on two. it's now 4:57 and an alameda county sheriff's deputy is suing the toronto raptors team for damages at the nba finals at oakland arena pair the lawsuit alleges that masai ujiri hit deputy alan strickland as he tried to get to the court to celebrate the raptors nba championship. strickland said the incident caused him mental, emotional and physical pain and suffering. his lawsuit seeks a minimum $75,000. last october, the alameda county da's office decided not to file criminal charges against masai ujiri. a baseball pitcher directly affected by the baseball cheating scandal is now suing the houston astros. mike both singer last pitched against the astros in 2017 and was playing for the blue jays in toronto and has lawsuit claims 12 of the 29 pitches he threw were preceded by bangs on a trashcan. reportedly a signal to alert hitters about certain pictures. he was sent back down to the minors and hasn't played in the major leagues since. he wants the astros to be punished by giving $30 million to charity. former warriors star, andre iguodala, received a warm welcome at the chase center as a member of the miami heat. >> one of my favorite teammates. he made the job so much easier. from the bottom of my heart, i thank everybody that supported us and supported me my entire time and it feels like home every time. >> good to see him. before klay thompson introduced him, the warriors played a video tribute looking at the big moments in his six years with three nba championships with the war and jurors. he was traded to memphis last summer and has been holding out until he was traded last week. in the first appearance at chase center for andre iguodala, he and the heat beat the warriors 113 to 101. it went into the half leading by 19 and the warriors had a run but it wasn't enough to stop the heat. the warriors are going into the all-star break with the worst league record of 12-42. that may he