match for life here today. and i approve this message. >> reporter: the news bringing the entire gym to its feet and his family and friends to tears. >> thank you. >> reporter: coach chase with a new lease on life, still focused on his team, pumping up his could this give him the bounce players. >> hey, hey. he's looking for in the race for we're winning this game. president? we are very much alive. >> yeah. >> amazing he could focus on the game. by the way, coach chase's wife >> his double digit win in south is the cheerleading coach and carolina energizing the she and other staff members campaign. pulled off that surprise. she hopes this story encourages >> hey, you guys. others to become organ donors and give the gift of life. >> and the candidate now calling >> how was she not able -- how it quits. what it all means going into thfirst coronavirus deaty. was she able to keep that secret? >> i know. amazing. is reported in the u.s. >> they did. president trump telling great story, whit. stick around. "pop news" is next. americans not to panic as we learn more about the patient who they went on to win the game. >> they did. died with no recent travel great story, whit. history. stick around. "pop news" is next. that's why i've got the power >> we are seeing more cases. we will see more cases. of 1, 2, 3 medicines with trelegy. >> and the disturbing report, the only fda-approved once-daily has the virus been spreading through washington state for 3-in-1 copd treatment. weeks? ♪ trelegy plus, the new travel

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coming up first, the first death ♪ ♪ in the u.s. from the coronavirus. it happened in washington state, this as a new case is reported in illinois. how do you gaveeno® happy 24/7? with prebiotic oat. >> full coverage of all the developments in the coronavirus it hydrates and softens skin. coming up. but we want to start with so it looks like this. and you feel like this. the big breaking political news overnight, biden blowout. the former vice president is projected to win south carolina with a commanding double-digit yeah, i'm married. aveenyou'd do that for me? lead. really? >> biden racked up nearly 50% of yeah, i'd like that. who are you talking to? the vote, almost 30 points ahead ...uh, it's jake from state farm. of the second place finisher, bernie sanders, so what does sounds like a really good deal. jake from state farm at 3 in the morning!? this mean for super tuesday? it's just two days away. who is this? it's jake from state farm. george is standing by with analysis but we want to start what are you wearing, jake from state farm? here with rachel sco's right there in columbia, south carolina. ...uh...khakis. rachel, good morning to you. hey, do they ever ask you what you're wearing? >> reporter: dan good morning. uh... yeah. joe biden was betting on this ...red sweater, button down shirt... state for a comeback. in his three presidential runs, like a good neighbor, state farm is there. this is the first time he's walking away from a primary contest as the winner and his infrom an irresistiblyan delicious idea. victory in this state resetting in 2020, the jones family also had some delicious ideas. his campaign and reshaping this race. what if we make king's hawaiian breakfast sandwiches? overnight, joe biden's scoring yum!

his first victory, celebrating a and king's hawaiian monkey bread! commanding lead in south carolina. (dog barks) yum! >> now, thanks to all of you, the heart of the democratic party, we just won and we won (dog barks - ding) big because of you. yum! [ cheers ] king's hawaiian what an irresistibly delicious idea. and we are very much alive. >> reporter: with renewed vo: iand there are doers.lkers confidence taking on the mike bloomberg has spent his front-runner, senator bernie life getting things done. sanders. started a company from scratch, >> most americans don't want the creating 20,000 promise of a revolution, they want more than promises, they good paying jobs. want results. that's getting it done. as mayor, he rebuilt a shaken >> reporter: biden holding a city after 9/11, created over 450,000 jobs. double-digit lead over sanders expanded healthcare to 700,000 the former vp overwhelmingly and raised teacher pay. winning over black voters who made up the majority of the elected for three terms because electorate here. he got things done. sanders shaking off the results, mike beat the nra, strengthening zeroing in on super tuesday and drawing out thousands. gun laws. he beat big coal, closing over >> i believe very strongly that 300 dirty coal fired plants. mike is still getting things the people of this country, on done. so ask yourself. super tuesday and after, are for president, do you want a debater or a doer? going to support our campaign.

>> reporter: the democratic someone with workable, common sense plans to fix healthcare candidates packing their travel and create jobs, schedules, racing across multiple states in the next 48 who's done both. hours. mike has the record and >> super tuesday is three days away. resources to beat trump. and it will take both. [ cheers ] but mike will get it done. we want to gain as many as delegates to the convention as we can. >> reporter: but with pressure building, the field narrows. >> hey, you guys. >> reporter: after pouring more than $200 million of his own money into his campaign, billionaire businessman tom steyer calling it quits. >> i can't see a path where i can win the presidency. >> reporter: and biden will be hoping to seize on this momentum. his campaign is expecting a boost heading into super tuesday but biden is still being out-fundraised and outspent in those critical states. dan. >> those are critical points. ♪ let's bring in chief anchor "good morning america" is george stephanopoulos who's sponsored by king's hawaiian going to be hosting "this week" foods. later this morning. irresistible since 1950. >> good morning. >> let's pick up where rachel all right, "pop news." eva, you got it? dropped off there. how -- this was an impressive showing, no question about it, >> come on.

how strong is he going into these super tuesday states? >> oh, come on. >> that's the big question. he'll be fighting from behind in dan. those 14 super tuesday states. "pop news," whatever it is i do, okay, so this one is going to his hope right now is that the get you excited. victory in south carolina chewy is a daddy. translates into victories or very close seconds in those states, particularly in the states that have large african-american populations, virginia, north carolina, arkansas, alabama and tennesseer strong showings there in order actor joonas suotamo, 6'11' to have a good night. former basketball player also because right now, bernie known by star war fans as sanders is ahead in most of chewbacca -- those states. >> that's what chewbacca looks like? >> settle down, eva. >> that's chewy. >> that's chewy. he just announced he raised $46.5 million in the month of >> right on time, whit. february. he and his wife welcomed a he's way ahead most importantly daughter. in the state of california, which is far and away the it's the couple's second child. largest treasure trove of delegates on tuesday. >> i couldn't tell if that was >> if you're biden this morning, chewy or cardi b. i imagine one of many x factors you're looking at is michael >> there's a difference. bloomberg. >> sorry. how big a problem >> oh my goodness. okay, he shared this picture of her, so sweet, sleeping in her crib. does michael bloomberg pose in at the end of the post, writing, welcome to the world princess bacca. terms of splitting the some people speculated that anti-bernie sanders vote? >> he could be blocking that bacca was her real name, which vote. would be pretty cool. no way michael bloomberg is going to get out before tuesday. but the actor clarified they his campaign has already said that he spent an awful lot of haven't picked a name ye

money, hundreds of millions of dollars invested in those super tuesday states. now one thing that people >> wonder if his wife will let associated with bloomberg will say is that if he got out of the that happen. >> yeah. bacca. race that biden wouldn't all right, the jonas necessarily get all of those votes so it would make sense for brothers are saying thank you to their devoted fans. him to stay and see what kind of it was one year ago that delegates he can amass on tuesday. dael jonassoie turner but it's one of the hurdles that biden faces going into tuesday as he's facing this nationwide and priyanka chopra. the brothers taking to instagram basically primary. writing, we're so happy to have the best fans in the world. we're the lucky ones. >> but for the anti-sanders, moderate democrats, democratic look for more news soon about an establishment, this has to be worrying, i would imagine, upcoming album. they get ready for the start of because isn't it possible that their las vegas residency next bernie could emerge from month. got your tickets? >> still love that song. tuesday having a lead that's >> you do? >> yeah, i'm a sucker for that really insurmountable? song. >> he's going to win the most >> i don't blame you, rob. >> let's talk after. delegates on tuesday. okay, "american idol" may be i think there's no question all about the singing but it's about that. the contestants' stories that also capture our hearts. the question is will he be on a tonight divine crocker junior path to the majority or a plurality and secondly, after introduces his great-grandmother tuesday does it feel more like a two-person race? to lionel richle. if biden does well in the south will the other candidates, amy klobuchar, elizabeth warren, pete buttigieg be forced to end their campaigns if they don't

pick up delegates. if you have an one-on-one race that could go on for somarold she's a huge fan saying, hello, what a super sweet, moment, she walked down the aisle to "lady" and richie gives her a serenade. ♪ knight in shining armor and i love you ♪ perhaps what we'll see on ♪ you have made me what i am and tuesday in terms of his support i am yours ♪ in the african-american community? >> well, that's the biggest question for bernie sanders >> not just the song but a right now. dance. he says he can build a huge coalition but he's getting >> yeah. trounced among the most loyal you can catch tonight's episode core supporters of the democratic party by joe biden. of "idol" at 8:00 eastern here on abc. that's one of the things we'll >> i thought since you love puns be watches on tuesday night. so much that you were going to how does he do with the say, she's so happy she was african-american community going forward. dancing on the ceiling. >> george, thank you very much. >> oh, i wouldn't have known you will be leading our coverage tuesday night. that one. thank you very much. speaking of george, he has a >> that would have been clever. big show coming up this morning. finally, a little boy charmed shoppers at costco a lot you tune in later to "this week." more than dan charms me. george will go one-on-one with >> hi, hi, hi. joe biden and bernie sanders. plus, for the latest on the coronavirus, george will be sitting down with health and human services secretary alex >> i love it. azar. that's all coming up on "this that kid is running for mayor. week." great job on "pop news." we'll see you back here next weekend. at job on "pop news." on super tuesday we'll have we'll see you back here next special coverage of the 15 weekend. contests across the country. that begins at 8:00 eastern.

thank you again, george. eva, over to you. w ses being now to the latest o. deadlyn e u.s.he on whoie a fm washinst 69 ca the u.s. the states affected -- washington, oregon, california, and illinois as well. now, globally, we're up to 87,000 confirmed cases with more good morning, bay area. than 2,900 deaths. our team coverage begins with i'm julian glover. with the california primary just abc's kaylee hartung in seattle. good morning, kaylee. two days away this afternoon, >> reporter: good morning, eva. democratic presidential just as american health candidate bernie sanders will be in san jose for a rally. officials reassure us that 80% his campaign says sanders has of coronavirus cases are mild, seen an outpouring of support in the cdc is sending a team to california, particularly among young and latino voters. the rally starts at 1:30 this washington state to investigate a potential outbreak among a high risk population at this afternoon at san jose convention nursing home. center. doors are opening up in a few hours at 11:30. this morning, the first known it is free and open to the public. we've been covering this primary novel coronavirus death in the for the months leading up to it u.s., leading washington's governor to declare a state of emergency. exploring issues impacting the race and going one-on-one with the death occurring in this hospital near seattle. overnight, "the new york times" the candidates. for in-depth behind the scenes reporting researchers now look at presidential candidate's believe that covid-19 has been efforts to win california come super tuesday, joining us for spreading in washington state for some six weeks.

>> we're having increasing cases in the united states. abc 7 originals documentary, chasing california, the race to we expect to see increasing super tuesday. cases locally. it airs tonight at 6:00 p.m. >> reporter: the cdc said the man who died was in his late only on abc 7. on this sunday we want to get 50s, a hospital patient with you a check of the forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. underlying health conditions. waking up a little chilly, lisa. he had no known travel abroad. >> that's right, julian. in fact, even cooler later on >> the covid-19 situation is today as those winds pick up. rapidly evolving on a global we do have a wind advisory in scale. the afternoon for most of you. upper elevations already breezy. and in washington, we are starting to see some spread of this virus. it is 46 in san francisco. >> reporter: meanwhile, just a look at the snow in tahoe. few miles away from that until noontime, a couple of hospital, health officials warning of a potential outbreak inches. at this nursing care facility no rain for us. after two people tested positive it's upper 40s in concord and and dozens more are showing another day where we're going to symptoms and being tested. struggle to make it out of the >> we're in the process of upper 50s for some of you. investigating this situation as peninsula, it's been pretty on outbreak. chilly. yesterday, upper 50s. >> reporter: all of this coming amid several newly discovered today same deal. by 5:00, the offshore winds, low cases in california and oregon, relative humidity continues people who haven't traveled ro evening hours, internationally or wh known the overnight hours. here we are into your monday where winds are blowing fast and to have the virus, leading experts to worry that covid-19 may be spreading looking at a dryer atmosphere. through west coast communities. we don't have any rain in the the washington case was the near future but maybe by the end

first death in the united states of the week. so today the coolest day out of but he wasn't the first american citizens to die with the virus. the next seven. upper 50s to low 60s. in early february, a man died in julian. >> thank you, lisa. wuhan, china. whit? we'll be b vo: while other candidates argue about health care, >> all right, kaylee hartung for mike bloomberg has a record us in washington state. of doing something. appreciate it. additional travel restrictions have put in place as mayor, he protected women's reproductive rights. abc's stephanie ramos joins us expanded health coverage with all the details on that. stephanie, good morning. to 700,000 new yorkers. and decreased infant-mortality >> reporter: whit, good morning. rates to historic lows. many airlines are either as president, he'll build on obamacare, cap medical costs, suspending travel to areas impacted by the coronavirus or and will always protect a offering travelers waivers to woman's right to choose. mike bloomberg: a record on change or cancel their trips. this is clearly a global health care nobody problem, with concern growing can argue about. every day. mike: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. this morning, with new coronavirus cases erupting in italy and south korea, and now that an american has died from the virus, the trump administration is implementing new travel restrictions. >> we're urging americans to not travel to the areas in italy and the areas in south korea that are most affte coronavirus.

>> reporter: both countries have hundreds of infected patients, and the state department said they'll coordinate screenings for all passengers before they depart from either country to america. with iran, the administration is taking a more aggressive stance, saying iranians or any foreign nationals in iran in the last 14 days will not be allowed to enter the u.s. there are nearly 600 cases of the coronavirus in that country. the president at one point even considering closing the southern border because of the virus. during saturday's press conference, the president softening his position after being questioned again. >> this is not a border that seems to be much of a problem right now. >> reporter: airlines also responding to the outbreak. delta reducing flights to south korea. >> announcer: "this week" with hawaiian airlines suspending george stephanopoulos starts them entirely. delta, united and american right now. airlines have already suspended >> thank you, thank you, south all flights to and from mainland carolina! china and hong kong. >> biden wins big. this comes as questions mount about about cdc guidelines and

prevention procedures at >> all of those who have been airports. knocked down, left behind, this is your campaign. the attorney representing the >> crushing sanders in south carolina. >> you cannot win them all. union behind a department of >> tom steyer third and out. homeland security employee says she was told to report to work >> i can't see a path where i in newark after returning from travel in china, a violation of the quarantine period. can win the presidency. >> all the rest pin their last hopes on super tuesday. >> these employees are concerned that they've potentially been exposed and this they've been exposed, their families could be >> this is going to be a big day. convention as exposed. the general public could be exposed. we can. nobody wants to be spreading this disease anywhere and the >> i'm determined to earn every agency needs to take this vote on the road ahead. seriously. >> reporter: here at newark airport, the coronavirus is definitely top of mind. we have seen people wiping >> can biden blunt bernie's momentum? things down and really trying to is mike bloomberg now a spoiler? stay informed. dan? >> stephanie ramos in newark, thank you. let's turn now to the federal response to the outbreak and president trump's efforts to reassure americans during a white house briefing on saturday. abc's kyra phillips right there at the white house covering that angle. kyra, good morning. >> reporter: seeking to reassure the american public, president trump held yet another impromptu presser to a packed briefing

room here, telling us that even though a new coronavirus case has claimed the first victim inside the united states, our country is prepared for any circumstance. in true trump fashion, it was last minute and announced with a tweet. in response to the coronavirus outbreak that took the first american life, it was an all-hands-on-deck press conference to assure the nation there's no reason to panic. flanked by his coronavirus lead, vice president mike pence and the rest of his covid-19 task force, including u.s. secretary of health and human services, alex azar, who made it clear there will be more cases here in the united states. >> we have always said that from the first moment that we have spoken about this that we would are seeing more ces we will see more cases. >> reporter: the president also sparring with reporters over

criticism of the federal response from demohocrax. >> we have done such a good job, the hoax is on them. >> reporter: the president praising the response so f pub the illness isfor a majori who ha i onop of that -- >> as an important part of our efforts on monday, i'll be meeting with the largest pharmaceutical companies in the world, actually. they'll be coming to the white house and we're talking about developing very rapidly a vaccine for the virus, to combat the virus. >> reporter: and the head of the fda also present at that briefing telling us that at least 80 labs and private companies have signed on for emergency approval to develop coronavirus tests. the president also suggesting that he might have yet another briefing with us today. we'll see if that indeed happens. eva. >> all right, kyra phillips for us at the white house. >> let's bring in our chief medical correspondent dr. jen ashton with us from newton, massachusetts. dr. jen, the first thing we need

to talk about, what is the significance of this first death here in the united states? >> well, eva, i think it's important to remember that even though we hear and we need to remember that it's true over 80% of cases of coronavirus appear to be mild, that that doesn't mean the risk of death is zero. those things are not contradictory to each other, so, obviously, condolences to that patient's family. it is scary. we need to acknowledge that and not minimize the emotional and psychological impact that this can have on the public and also, it's a reminder that when we say mild the risk to you or to an individual can be low, but the impact on a population level can be much more significant and that's what i think this is an example of. >> so what can we expect here as this outbreak continues? >> well, i think that what we're going to start to see, when you look at the steps of an

outbreak, you know the first step is to try to contain or stop it. when it becomes pretty obvious that that's not possible, then the step becomes trying to slow its spread. that's what we're starting to see now. that's really part of the mitigation phase. routines will be impacted, some of them will be disrupted. we're trying to minimize that impact. i think the other thing we'll see is how people returning from travel internationally will be educated, will be screened and then we'll start to see on a local level instructions to people about what steps they should take if they suspect they may be sick. it's not rush into the emergency room unless you are having literally difficulty breathing. you want to call a health care provider, call the emergency room or call your local health department. they can give you the steps on what to do next. >> okay, good information this morning. thank you, dr. ashton. we will come back to her in the next half-hour to answer some of

viewers' questions about coronavirus as well. >> our viewers have been giving us great questions as well so we look forward to that. meantime, we want to transition to weather. rob marciano is here. >> what are you laughing at? >> starts with a what's up? i love it. >> you guys are twinning. >> you have the purple tie on, look at that. >> i will not be ignored. >> we have green on. >> impressive video. this is cool stuff. unfortunately, if you live in these houses, it's cold and miserable. this is what happened in hamburg, new york, with lake-effect snow and the winds ripping off the lake at about 50 miles an hour. waves crashing on to the shore and spraying these homes with lake water, freezing them, entombing them in ice. i mean, this is spectacular. it almost looks like gingerbread houses or ice castles. it will thaw here in the next day or two but that is a sight

to behold, for sure. we've got weather warnings out for the west. impressive system dropping into southern california. windy today and low snow levels, a clap of thunder across southern california as this things goes through the inner mountain west. snow into the rockies. and then, tomorrow, looking for rain across the tennessee valley, that's kind of the leading edge of this front that's going to stall, another batch of rain coming tuesday, severe weather as well potentially, into texas and parts of louisiana. and this is the bad news here, 3 to 6 inches of rainfall across a partly cloudy skies day, another cool one. wind advisory in the hills to start and later on in the afternoon from the peninsula down through the santa cruz mountains. it's going to get quite gusty through the overnight hours and a warm-up as soon as tomorrow. 61 today for we'll talk more about the

big warmup. janai throwing down the gauntlet with the floral number here. >> i was going to say, who said that was purple? >> i got the purple. >> those two are wearing purple. >> oh, and i don't match anyone. but i'm bringing spring. meteorological beginning of spring. >> today. >> she's paying attention. >> one person at the table -- >> never ceases to impress me. thank you. moving on now, breaking overnight, more than a hundred firefighters have been battling a massive fire in the bay view area of san francisco. the wind and live wires on the ground fueling those flames. the fire department saying the building which they think was a storage facility has collapsed. there are no reports of any injuries, and it's unknown at this time what started that fire. to sports now, more speculation about w gld triot. an awkward moment last night as patriots teammates julian edelman and tom brady watched the unc/syracuse basketball game.

sitting next to jimmy fallon when the cameras were on them, and edelman can be heard saying, he's coming back. he's coming back. possibly addressing brady's uncertain future with the team. brady making no comment but giving edelman a little bit of a smirk there. >> wow. >> a strong hint. >> dan's hoping for the comeback. >> my fantasy football team next year is already set. >> no, it's not. it doesn't work like that. >> it doesn't?? it's 2020. hey guys, janai is here with some surprising numbers. showing how much americans love their pets. that's not surprising but the numbers are surprising. >> the numbers are incredible. we all know that the love we share with a pet is priceless, but who says love doesn't cost a thing? there's quite a cost associated with taking care of our furry friends. it may be a whole lot more than you think. the american pets products association says that americans spent, ready,

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done. so ask yourself. for president, do you want a debater or a doer? someone with workable, common sense plans to fix healthcare and create jobs, who's done both. mike has the record and resources to beat trump. and it will take both. but mike will get it done. bloomberg: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. hopefully your sunday. good morning. hopefully sunday is off to a good start. bernie sanders will be in san jose hours ahead of super tuesday at this point. his campaign said sanders had seen an outpouring of support in california, particularly among young and latino. starting at the san jose convention center, doors opening at 11:30.

it is free and open to the public. as you wake up sunday morning, a check of the forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. good morning, lisa. good morning, julian. it is partly to mostly cloudy. east bay, see beautiful clouds. 43, 37 in gilroy. looking at partly cloudy skies conditions in south bay, 42 in napa. winds kick up later on today, offshore. another cool one, 59 to the low 60s today, warmer tomorrow. >> thank you, lisa. thanks so muc

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out of the race, saying he just didn't think he could win. the remaining candidates gearing up for super tuesday. >> also right now, one shot that's all it took for a fan to sink a half-court basket at last night's game against auburn. he seemed to be as shocked as everyone else was when he took to victory lap there. the basket got him a huge round of applause and a $10,000 reward. you always cheer for that person. >> absolutely. >> when they make it, of course everybody goes wild. >> my hope is they don't air ball it. we start this half-hour with the new coronavirus, health professionals pointing to that old ben franklin saying, an ounce of protection is worth a pound of cure. that's the question, how do you protect yourself now that the coronavirus is hitting more places around the country? abc's zachary kiesch is here with a look at your best bets for staying healthy. good morning. >> experts are using the word inevitable when asked if this virus will spread. that's why prevention has become such an important aspect of the response. despite the unknowns there are

some steps you can take to protect yourself. with more presumptive cases of the coronavirus hitting multiple states overnight, medical experts are doubling down on preventati measuse all can take to reduce the chance of contracting the covid-19 disease. >> practice good health habits. >> reporter: the virus is said to spread from person to person or through respiratory droplets produced when an infected person coughs or sneezes. while it's unknown how long the virus can survive on surfaces, officials aren't ruling out the spread if someone then touches their mouth, nose or eyes. >> so things that people regularly touch tend to be doorknobs, keyboards, phones. hand washing defeats all of that. >> reporter: with millions of americans heading back to work, the cdc still says the best way to prevent illness is to avoid being exposed with these tips -- wash your hands with soap for 20 seconds, avoid touching your

face, if you feel sick stay home, and commit to regularly cleaning. >> at the start of your day, you want to wipe down your keyboard and your phone so it's clean at the beginning of the day. that's a good measure to take. >> reporter: experts say the most important things we can do in preparation are the same things we do for a cold or flu season, and we have shown you how to prevent the spread of illnesses before at work. >> you can see the entire building get sick if one person comes in and presses these button. these are nastier than toilet seats. >> reporter: and at home. >> hard surfaces, so the metal handles, if you have little kids, lower it down. >> reporter: and even if you take public transportation. >> if you sit at the window seat you actually decrease your chance of getting sick because there are less people walking by you. >> reporter: the surgeon general issued a stern message on twitter, seriously, people, stop buying mask, they are not

effective in preventing the general public from catching coronavirus but if healthcare providers can't get them to care for sick patients it puts them and the community at risk. >> really good information. >> it is. there's so much information out there and so much new information coming out it's good to differentiate. >> i'm taking the window seat from now on. >> thank you so much, zachary. joining us again from massachusetts, our chief health correspondent dr. jen ashton, we want to get your perspective on all of this. many of us, especially with kids, wondering how we can help our children understand what's going on but not scare them in the process. what do you recommend? >> well, first thing, you have to find out what they know, whit. you have to address this on age-appropriate level. we have to put things in context and reassure them, and remember, they follow our lead. so if you look like you're freaking out that's probably not going to be good for them either. >> and what should people do if they suspect they may have symptoms, after returning home

from an infected country? >> remember, we have a saying in medicine, common things occur commonly. even if you've been traveling and you develop a sore throat, cough or a fever, you're more likely to have influenza, with the new cdc numbers just released on friday estimating 32 million cases here in the u.s., but coronavirus should be on the list. before just rushing into a hospital you want to try to call your provider. if you don't have a regular provider, call the emergency room, the local health department. we want to balance taking care of someone who may be sick and lowering or minimizing risk to others. >> all right, dr. ashton, thank you again. really appreciate it. time now for the weather, let's get it over to rob. what's going on? >> i'm going to highlight northern vermont again. yesterday we did smuggler's notch. this video coming to you from stowe. check it out. about 26 inches of snow in the last 48 hours.

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give people a fair deal and real economic power. invest in the community. in businesses owned by women and people of color. in affordable housing. the difference between words and actions matters. that's a lesson politicians in washington could use right now. i'm tom steyer, and i approve this message. new developments this morning t new developments this morning in the disappearance of two children from idaho. they haven't been seen in six months. their mom, lori vallow, is in jail facing a number of charges. now, her husband is indicating he may know something about the kids' condition. abc's marci gonzalez is on the story from our l.a. bureau. marci, good morning to you. >> dan, good morning. vallow's husband chad daybell has repeatedly refused to comment about the children, but that has now changed. what he's now saying is giving some hope that his stepchildren may still be alive. this morning, exclusive video

shows the stepfather of these two missing idaho siblings leaving hawaii, as he talks publicly about 17-year-old tylee ryan and 7-year-old j.j. vallow for the first time. chad vallow saying the kids are safe but giving no other details. sources telling abc news that he shared the same with him. before heading to idahwhe s fe . >> i said, are the kids okay? he said yes. i said is lori okay, he said yes. >> vallow is in a hawaii jail being held on bail for criminal charges related to her children's disappearance. >> $5 million. >> reporter: according to an affidavit tylee was last seen at vallow at a yellowstone national park last september. and a week later, this last image of j.j. was captured on

this doorbell camera. >> i hope there's justice and i hope the children are found. >> reporter: police said that during a welfare check last fall, lori lied to investigators about j.j.'s whereabouts and has since repeatedly refused to say where the children could be. >> chad, lori, can you tell me where your children are? >> reporter: still family members remain hopeful. >> i just think that we have to believe that they're safe. >> reporter: and lori vallow has denied any wrongdoing. and now that she's giving up her fight on extradition, we're told officials are finalizing their logistical plans for getting her back to idaho to face charges, which is expected to happen this week. whit? >> such an alarming case overall. marci gonzalez for us in los angeles, our thanks to you. coming up here on "good morning america" -- the surprise of a lifetime for an indiana basketball coach. ♪

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