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in the south bay. what should barnlts telling their children about the coronavirus? we're hearing from a health professional. >> it's going to feel like winter this weekend. i'll have the complete forecast coming up. abc news at 11:00 starts right now. >> we begin with the latest on the coronavirus. there's a new patient in santa clara county and doctors don't know how she was iinfected. there were three confirmed cases there. >> hospitals are illinois prepared to deal with the virus. >> concern sends the stock market plunging again to its worst week since saigt. >> he shared details of the nearly month-long journey tos .

t'olutel ordeal. simple things like getting groceries and toilet painer and stuff, we're at the mercy of family and friends purchasing it for us and putting it in the driveway and picking it up. >> they were released from travis air force base and are under the observation of solano. >> more comfortable at home than hospital. >> someone apparently made a anonymous report claiming the couple was outdoors shaking hands with friends and neighbors. >> it's just a malicious act. >> the symptoms never got more than allergies but the process has been unbeleivable. >> i'm a career firefighter-paramedic. i thought i'd seep everybody in the world. this doesn't even get close to

it. >> good evening. ts case is different, not related to the others. tonight the source of transmission is unknown. >> our reporter is live with details. amanda? >> reporter: dan, alma, county health says this is a case of community transmission, parts of a growing list of cases along the west coast tonight. they say now is the time to prepare for the possibility of widespread impact. isolation, quarantine and travel restrictions have helped prevent the spread of co individual 19. no known exposure to the virus or contact with a known innekted person. >> we still don't know to what degree.

>> an older adult woman was hospitalized with breathing issues. her infectious disease specialist reached out to the department with concern. >> it seemed to be combatible with co individual 19 and wanted to test. >> governor gavin newsome called the number of test kids inadequate. >> as of today there are now eight public health labs that are able to conduct testing. >> for now santa clara county has asked the state's public health department and the cdc for help. >> we do need everyone to start thinking about what actions they can take now so we can be prepared for the possibility of further express of the vierts in our community. >> the department is trying community surveillance as a way of looking for a disease so they

can understand the scope and magnitude of a health problem. abc7news. >> it was another tough day on wall street as concerns over the corona investigators sent stocks tumbling. take a look at this graph, showing the dow over the course of this week. i'll the worse selloff since the 2002 crisis. >> meantime, a union representing tens of thousands of nurses say u.s. hospitals are ill prepared to deal with coronavir coronavirus. hospitals need millions nor masks, more training for health care workers and better staffing. >> frank hi is for the stli to get together, decide who's going to deal with these kinds of patients, who's already better prepared than others. and coordinate the efforts.

>> the oregon says 124 nurses and health care workers at uc davis have been put on self quarantine after being exposed to a patient brought there from solano county. >> washing your hands frequently can help. >> it's a huge difference. what should you tell your kids? >> we spoke to a doctor that specializes in infectious diseases. >> dr. sara donberg is terror or infectious diseases. she suggests parents don't stress children about the coronavirus. >> i've tried to send them the message that it's nothing to be panicked about, that it's causing some people to get sick and it's causing a lot of news currently. >> her advice is the same we've been hearing telling her children to practice good hygiene.

>> wash your hands at least 20 seconds with good scrubbing with soap and water. >> and as parents and guardians, you should model that advice. >> co individual 19 seems to affect older adults. >> the more severe cases the end to be in older populations. >> her may advice, stay calm. >> keep yourself well rested, washing your hands and trying to avoid panicking about the situation. >> in san francisco, herra martinez, abc7news. >> and i did speak with the medical director at she says there's no domestic travel restrictions she's recommending that peg women avoid discretiona r arie provider. she said that they should avoid

contact with large crowds in public places. >> bay area residents seem to be stocking up on supplies due to the virus. bottled water, hand santa tieser, nonperishable foods like rice among the most popular items. we let you customize the app for the topics and places you're interested in. >> a small plane with a big problem landed at the airport today. that story tops our look at tonight's headlines. this plane is in big trouble. the pilot cannot get the happeneding gear down. he was supposed to land in san jose but was sent to minetta san jose pulle off textb b pot wkedway and so did everybody else.

a brush fire scorched six acres. 25-foot flames evacuations but say a fire like this in the middle of winter is extremely rare. san francisco dea announced big changes to the way his office does business. no longer will he change cases where police will find contraband. police officers association slammed these changes saying we're going to pay a price for his absurd policies. >> as we wrap up our building a better bay area, we take you to the largest transit center in the northwest. see what people have to deal with in mill bray and what they're fed up with.

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plus get $300 off when you buy a new galaxy s20 ultra. now that's... simple. easy. awesome. click, call or visit a store today. the largest transit center in the western united states is in the area in mill brae. >> city leaders are fed up with what they say is dirty and

dangerous conditions. >> here's the story. >> reporter: in san mateo county many say the mill brae bart station has seen better days. passengers are often greeted by trash and lots of it. >> there's no maintenance person visible armed here at all. >> wayne lee has had enough. >> in my view, they need to take care of the stations that they have now. >> for years city leaders have brought their concerns here only to be given the run-around. >> who's going to take your children on the train if you have to worry about getting tricked by a drug kneeler. bart's not doing enough. there's not a commitment to the cleanliness and safety of each

and every station. >> in fact, we found human feces on our recent site visit. tom williams said he told bart about it two weeks ago and has followed up multiple times. despite the push, there's been no word from people of the county. >> distributor people who use this station for their daily communicate. it's embarrassing. >> the bart station is the largest transit center in the western united states, bringing together bart, cal tran, corporate shuttles and the world via sfo. i'd also a high speed rail especially since it's the first place visitors see when they take public transit out of the port. >> it's a detriment to urban

development. i'd a detriment to the caliber of life not only with citizens but throughout the region. >> the elevator was out of service, leaving some people in a panic. >> i cannot go downstairs because the elevator is not working. >> we shared some of these concerns with bart. more specifically we wanted to know why it was taking so long for the staff to come and clean up the poop. a spokesperson send over this -- when a report is made, a rapid response team is pipd in the field and deployed to clean it up. again, that's after we said the biohazard had been there for two weeks. community members say responses leak this illustrate the fact that their complaints aren't

taken seriousry. left to suffer. >> there's nobody working in the booth, so they might need to put a little more money into taking care of this place. >> some have said they simply >> it's what you're going into, you may see what you're going to see but you're going to sigh identity inevitably. >> what can be done to fix what some say is a appropriate system? >> as you can see here, cool, and the rest out second. >> this is a public resource and we need to make those agencies accountable now. >> more accountability before the dirtiness turns into greater danger. >> now bart says it met with city leaders in january to hear their concerns face-to-face.

we always want to hear about your experiences on bart. use the #dear bart to tell your story on line. >> it is the weekend and it's been quite warm but i think it's changing. >> actual, a significant drop in temperatures. sandy patel is trabing for that. sandy? >> absolutely. you have to switch over to jackets and coats, dap and alma. let me show you the records. 78 at oakland. 79 at live here. record temperatures practically every day this week. it was nice outside. pretty of 70s from kentfield to san jose. temperatures started to drop today. you're going to notice the change. we do to record twoormt tomorrow there will be monthly lowest rainfall reports coming. you say why? check out the month of february. the whole month expected to be dry with month rain.

from our east bay hills camera, changes tonight. the marine layer redeveloped and has just rushed in. that started the cool trend. it's going to continue as we head into tomorrow. let's check out what else is going to happen besides the marine influence. the winds are going to come up as you look at the-hour by-hour forecast. along the coast, close to 30-mile-an-hour winds. as the evening goes on, you're going to see that become stronger. from our east bay hills camera, we're watching the marine layer. also watching something that we don't want to see. in february, we're talking about moderate fire danger in the blue for parts of the bay area. we have dry vegetation, lack of rain, combined with winds, stay aware. from our south beach camera,

visibility has been fluctuating. chilly morning sunday/monday. dry mild weather returns next week. fog below on live doppler seven. temperatures in the 40s, activity, even a few shifts showing up. there will be most around fog and clouds. definitely watch out. visibility will be low. 58 in the city, 63 vallejo. 64 degrees in conquered. s we look at the changes, sierra, 1500 to 3,000 feet snow by sunday. unfortunately, no rain here. accuweather seven-day forecast blustery conditions this week. it's going to feel like winter sunday if it doesn't tomorrow. we're look at a chilly couple of

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that over 150,000 adolescents -- that's kids between the ages of 13 and 17 -- in the united states identify as transgender. this number does not include kids under the age of 13. now, you know a lot of celebrities have spoken out on this topic. charlize theron, for example, cynthia nixon, warren beatty and annette bening, his wife, as well as cher -- they've all come out publicly about their journey with their own children. most recently former nba star dwyane wade released his espn documentary "d-wade: life unexpected" featuring a video of his 12-year-old daughter zaya. it sparked a national conversation. here's a look at it. >> what's the point in being on this earth if you're gonna try to be someone you're not? it's like you're not even living as yourself. it's just, like, the dumbest concept to me. it's just like, you know, be true and don't really care what, like, the "stereotypical" way of, like, being you is. >> so i, along with so many other people, tweeted in

response a positive message. i tweeted back zaya is very brave, and that's an understatement. i said she's 12 years old, mature. and she's amazing, and i talked to my team, and we wanted to dive into this in a modern and open way. dwyane wade has said that there are so many other families raising transgender children. and our first guest is a mom who is helping us understand what it's like for those families. she's an advocate, activist, and author of "the bold world," jodie patterson. she's raising a transgender son named penelope. take a look. >> penel is my third child, and we assumed girl, like, perfectly anatomically perfect girl. everything looked in order. really early on, there were signs that penel is very different. something was weighing on penelope really, really heavy. every time we would try to put clothing on him or dress him or bathe him, there was, like, an intense reaction to his body

from himself. once penelope started to speak, it was like, "i'm not a baby." that's one of the first sentences. "i'm not a baby." and "no." it was like no to clothing, no to shoes, no to hair brushing. and so one day i remember pulling penelope aside and being like, "you know, what's really wrong, baby? like, why are you so upset?" and penelope said, "well, because everyone thinks i'm a girl." >> please welcome jodie, and penel is now 12 years old. >> almost 13. >> 13? >> almost 13. >> almost 13. >> as they always say. >> that's what kids say. jodie, i have to tell you. my anxiety level on this show right now is out of the roof. >> so is mine. >> because i know what people are going to tweet. i know what they're going to say. you live this every day. your child came to yout girl." >> mm-hmm. "mama, i'm so angry because everyone thinks i'm a girl, and

i'm not." >> at three? >> at three. this was the first verbal conversation we had. but there were two years leading up to that of nonverbal communication. >> what do you mean by nonverbal communication? >> penelope was born anatomically correct, anatomically healthy, but by two years old, every day was screaming and fighting and reoccurring nightmares. biting fingers until bloody. "the monster's coming to get me, mama." refusing dressing, refusing hair brushing. any touch to the body was rejected. i thought that i hadn't loved enough, so i tried to love more, longer naps, better food, everything a mom would do. >> all of this in the first two years of this child on the planet. >> and i have five children, so temper tantrums don't bother me, but this was something different. penelope was heavy. penelope was anxious. penelope said, "mama, i don't want tomorrow to come." >> now, you know people will say, "okay, come on, a 2-year-old? there's no way a 2-year-old knows their body, knows who they are, so maybe this was something

else that pene sure. and i did that day after day after day, racking my brain to think "what have i missed?" >> what were you asking yourself? >> did i ever leave my baby unattended and something might've gone wrong? >> what do you mean? >> i don't know. i was seeing signs of distress, so you think, "is my child -- was my child in harm? was my child endangered? where did i drop the ball? have i not done enough to protect this child or to show affection?" and so i asked myself over and over again, "what's wrong?" when i couldn't come up with the answer, i asked penelope. >> and what did you ask? >> "baby, why are you so angry? tell me. what's really wrong? i don't know. mama's trying." and he said very clearly, "because everyone thinks i'm a girl, and i'm not, mama. i am a boy." i still didn't get it. >> mm. >> i still thought, "oh, this is a girl who's a tomboy. she wants to be tough." so i said, "if you want to act like your brothers, do it. you act tough like a boy."

"no, mama, i don't feel like a boy. i am a boy." full stop. >> did you go to anyone in the family or anyone in your friends circle and say, "help"? >> help? >> right. >> you know, it's one of those things where you silently implode a little bit as a mom because i felt helpless. i didn't know the language. i didn't know what to do. i thought that penelope was not going to make it. >> in what way? >> well, you see -- i mean, people who are different, there's a hostile environment around differences in this country and in this world, and i knew that america's been divided on race and love and class, so i thought america's gonna be divided on my boy, black trans boy. so i wasn't sure if we were gonna make it, if penel was gonna make it, and that was a moment where i just got real quiet. i didn't say, "can someone help me figure this out?" i said, "what do i need to do?" >> it's our instinct as parents

and people who have children in our lives that we love is to protect them. >> mm-hmm. >> we know the high rate of violence against trans, especially of color. >> yeah. >> and i always wonder, you know, would i try to convince my child otherwise? >> you do. >> because you don't want them to be bullied or hurt. >> you feel it, right? >> oh. >> i said, you know -- and my family's southern, so my mama said, "just put a dress on her. just dig deep into your values. this girl is gonna love to be a girl" 'cause all of us in my family, we are women who love being women, and i come from a long line of strong women. and penelope is just different. penelope is not a confused girl. penelope is a trans boy, and i wanted -- when i realized it -- i'll say this, tamron. when i realized it, i never wanted to go back to trying to make penelope wear the clothing he hated. >> did you try to force -- >> sure. i put the dress on for two years. i used the pink toothbrushes