breaking news in america this morning. the coronavirus death toll rises with a second person in the united states dying amid growing concern about this n home now on lockdown in washington state. new york city now confirming its first case. plus, a major surge in cases overseas. this morning, the steps to increase testing. the new screening planned at u.s. airports and the impact of the virus, including a potentially major impact on the march madness basketball tournament. mayor pete bows out. >> i will no longer seek to be the 2020 democratic nominee for president. >> ending his run for president. how this could shape up the race just hours before super tuesday. plus, amy klobuchar forced to cancel a rally in her home state as protesters demand she drop out. two breaking stories this

half hour. a hostage standoff inside a mall overseas. dozens of people being held, and here at home, the highway pileup in the snow. at least 50 vehicles involved. plus, the bombshell report on starbucks and child labor. the new accusations. a ruling from judge judy. what she's now revealing about her show and her future. and the street-side encounter. a woman face to face with a moose. it did not go as planned. good morning, everyone. thank you for joining us on this monday. i'm kenneth moton. >> and i'm zohreen shah. we begin with the coronavirus emergency. three new states are now reporting cases. new york, florida and rhode island. >> but the big headline overnight, a second death has a man in the seattle area. the first death was also in

washington state. a nursing home there is now on lockdown. >> meanwhile, this was the scene in many costco stores across the country. huge lines and empty shelves as people stock up on supplies and cleaners. >> there is some encouraging news. stock prices rebounded slightly overnight. a sign that the dow may open higher this morning after suffering big losses last week. abc's ines de la cuetara has more. ines, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, ken and zohreen. at least 74 people have now been diagnosed with coronavirus in the u.s., and researchers believe the infection may have been spreading undetected for weeks. late sunday, officials confirming a second death from coronavirus in the u.s. a man in his late 50s outside al iss but nhad underlying health officials in washington state also confirming two new cases, both men in their 60s, also with underlying health issues, both in critical condition. the cdc now sending a team to

help contain the potential outbreak at a nearby nursing care facility. at least two people testing positive. dozens more being examined. >> i think it's very important that we treat the american people like adults and explain to them that we don't know where this will go. >> reporter: at least 74 americans have the virus. california, washington and oregon all reporting incidents of community spread. illinois, rhode island and new york state confirming new cases. >> we have known that this will happen. >> reporter: a man in his late 40s who recently traveled to italy, france and spain now hospitalized. at least 40 people who had contact with him now told to self-quarantine. >> the message is be careful and be vigilant, but don't panic. close to 3,000 people have died from the infection. the trump administration implementing the highest travel advisory to regions of italy and south korea. >> the president's also directed the state department to work

with our allies in italy and in south korea to coordinate a screening, a medical screening in their countries of any individuals that are coming in to the united states of america. >> reporter: the president adding in a tweet, they will also be screened when they arrive in america. in italy, more than 1,600 now infected. 34 have died. delta and american airlines canceling all flights to milan. in france, the louvre museum in paris shutting down saying the staff could have been exposed to the virus. americans are being urged to cancel or reconsider any travel pl plans to europe and asia, and this just in. we are just now learning a school district east of seattle as a precaution. kenneth and zohreen? thank you. coming up later this half hour, what you should do if you begin to experience flulike symptoms. also, how the virus could impact

the march madness basketball tournament. and we turn now to the race for the white house, and pete buttigieg ending his historic carolina. >> the big question now is how will this affect super tuesday tomorrow? >> reporter: overnight, pete buttigieg dropping out. >> the path has narrowed to a close, for our candidacy, if not, for our cause. >> reporter: after strong finishes in iowa and new hampshire, the former south bend mayor struggled to win over minority voters, finishing fourth in south carolina saturday. >> and so we must recognize that at this point in the race, the best way to keep faith with those goals and ideals is to step aside and help bring our party and our country together. >> thank you so much for talking to us. make their case before 14 states go to the polls tomorrow. fresh off his commanding win in south carolina, former vice president joe biden tells abc's eva pilgrim he's taking nothing for granted. >> so do you think you can win on super tuesday? >> i don't know that i can win super tuesday, but i think that

i'll be viable coming out of super tuesday, and then you have states that i think i'll do very, very well in like florida and georgia and some other states as well. >> reporter: in selma, alabama, biden along with senators elizabeth warren and amy klobuchar marked the anniversary of the bloody sunday violence of 1965 when demonstrators were beaten during the civil rights march. congressman john lewis who was injured in the march and is now fighting pancreatic cancer made a surprise appearance. >> can i give up now? >> no. p oueyes on the iz go out and vote like you've never, ever voted before. some people gave more than a little blood. some gave their very lives. >> reporter: this morning, biden is facing an uphill climb against delegate leader senator bernie sanders who spent far more money in super tuesday delegate-rich states where he leads in the polls.

analysts also question the impact biden's win in south carolina will have. >> a lot of poem have already voted. >> especially in california. >> right, but in a lot of other places too. early voting is pretty much the norm now across the country in terms of it being available, and, you know, a lot of people voted well before they saw that big win. >> tonight's event has been canceled. >> reporter: in minneapolis last night, klobuchar was forced to cancel a rally in her home state after protesters chanting black lives matter took over the stage shouting, demanding she drop out. the wild card tomorrow, billionaire michael bloomberg who is on the ballot for the first time. the former new york mayor has faced criticism for his record on race relations. in alabama, on sunday, some churchgoers turned their backs on him, but bloomberg says he's in the race for the long haul. >> if you don't finish in the top three on super tuesday, is that it for you? >> of course, not. >> you'll keep going?

>> yeah, sure. the election is seven or so days later. there's another one 14 days later. there's a number of elections after that. >> pete buttigieg did not endorse anyone last night, but he previously criticized bernie sanders and michael bloomberg as polarizing figures. pundits say it's joe biden who will likely benefit the most by buttigieg dropping out. and breaking news from the philippines. a terrifying standoff at a shopping mall in manila. police say a man shot and wounded one person and took dozens of people hostage inside an office. the rest of the building has been evacuated. officials say the gunman was recently fired from his job as a security guard at the mall. most of the hostages are believed to be employees. also breaking overnight, kim jong-un has carried out his first weapons launch of the year. officials say north korea test fired two missiles into the sea. it flew about 150 miles before hitting the water. this is the first launch since kim threatened to unveil a new strategic weapon. and a a possible setback for the peace deal betwe

afghanistan's nt i supposed to release 5,000 prisoners before next week's talk, but the afghan president is now rejecting that time line. secretary of state mike pompeo has acknowledged that negotiations may be difficult. back here at home, a massive pileup in the snow. 50 vehicles were involved in this crash on interstate 80 in wyoming. at least two people were killed. police expect the highway to be closed through the morning commute. let's take a look now at your monday forecast. a storm system is moving across alabama, tennessee and kentucky. thunderstorms with damaging winds are possible along with a risk for flooding. meanwhile an eerie scene along lake erie. south of buffalo this weekend, waves crashing ashore along with heavy winds created this stunning scene of homes encased in ice. people have been coming from all over to visit this neighborhood. looking at today's high temperatures warming up in the east, and the 50s in new york state. chicago will reach 49, memphis,

68, great falls and denver will reach 48. a cool 65 in phoenix. coming up, the fast food chain offering free breakfast today. but first, the breaking news overnight about starbucks, claims of child labor being used. on coffee bean farms. the age of some of the workers. and should horse and carriage rides be banned? the

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get away! get away! >> we're back with that reaction to a woman who walked up to a moose in breckenridge, colorado and started petting it. the moose apparently wasn't too thrilled. harassing wildlife is a misdemeanor offense so the woman was given a ticket.

no word on the fine. and a tragic death in new york city is renewing calls for a ban on horse-drawn carriages in central park. a 12-year-old horse suffered a cardiac emergency. we won't show you the full video, but she collapsed and had to be euthanized. the carriage company says this even happens to healthy horses, but animal rights activists say it shows why carriage rides should be banned. the mayor has ordered an investigation. charges are now being dropped against a man shot by police inside a chicago transit station. he allegedly resisted arrest after he moved between subway cars while the train was moving. he was then shot while trying to run away. the police department says it's concerned about the officers' tactics. the mayor calls the video disturbing. the state and the fbi are now investigating. that man is in critical condition. and a possible corporate coup is under way at twitter. multiple reports say investor elliott management wants to force ceo jack dorsey out of his

job by taking over the board. elliott is unhappy that dorsey is focussing on other ventures and not focussing enough on the core business. this morning, starbucks says it has zero tolerance for child labor after an investigation founch aurpe ofa gtehat supplies starbucks. a human rights lawyer says the company is breaching labor laws. and the fast food breakfast wars are heating up. mcdonald's is calling today national egg mcmuffin day and giving away free egg mcmuffins to customers who order through the company's app. the offer comes just as wendy's launches its new breakfast menu today. >> okay. coming up, the big news about judge judy. but first a possible settlement in the usa gymnastics abuse scandal. why olympic champion aly raisman calls it part of a massive cover break to march madness bax

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an estimated 1,000 people came together in milwaukee last night to remember the families affected by last week's deadly shooting at the molson coors beer plant. rdg to cpa email, pening today, armed officers will be in place. we turn now to the growing impact of the coronavirus here at home and around the world. just days before a busy travel season begins. >> from travel to sports, officials are trying to stay ahead of this growing threat. >> reporter: from the big dance -- >> march equals madness! >> reporter: -- to spring break. ♪ the coronavirus is now threatening some of the biggest gatherings of the year as fears of spreading the illness force organizers to rethink major events. the national college players association is now urging the ncaa to consider banning fans from attending tournament games this month. >> to the rim, layup, good! >> reporter: setting up a scene

similar to this soccer match in italy last week where the stands were empty. meanwhile, penn state is the latest university to cancel school-sponsored events in asia and europe, timewi spring break. >> it's a disease. you need to pay attention to that. >> reporter: around the world, events and large groups have been banned in hard-hit cities. in south korea, sunday services were held online instead of in church, while france banned public gatherings of more than 5,000 people forcing paris to cancel the city's half marathon. regions have even switched to shaking hands because their traditional kiss on the cheek is deemed too risky. according to experts, a spring break trip could be a bad idea even if you avoid crowds. >> we don't know what this will look like in two weeks, in two months, in six months. now waiving cha andirlines are ellation feefls to europe becaue causionally, pentially being allowed back in the country or not being allowed out of that country. >> officials in florida are

meeting this week to come up with a safety plan for spring break. they say they're treating the virus like a hurricane threat. meanwhile, if you think you have the virus, don't just walk into your doctor's office. call ahead and make sure they can isolate you. two famous athletes are accusing usa gymnastics of a massive coverup as the organization proposes settling hundreds of sexual abuse lawsuits. olympic champions simone biles and aly raisman say they're furious over the $215 million settlement offer stemming from the larry nassar abuse case. court filings obtained by espn reveal under terms of the deal former olympic officials and coaches would be released from liability. >> i am heartbroken that this is still going on for many reasons, for the survivors, for the gymnasts competing. it's absolutely -- it's just been dragging on for way too long. and it's just not right. >> biles wrote on twitter,

shouldn't be people be held accountable? who do i ask? nassar is serving a minimum of 100 years in prison. the lawsuit includes more than 500 victims. another gymnast went viral over the weekend. this is nia dennis of ucla nailing her floor routine inspired by beyonce. dennis had the crowd roaring in approval. she received a near perfect score. it wasn't enough. dennis and her teammates lost the meet by the slightest margin, but she was definitely the star. >> she killed it. >> she did. look at that. >> i know. i practice that same way in my bedroom every morning. >> i'm sure you do, kenneth. up next in "the pulse," taking flight. president trump's campaign launching a blimp. also ahea whether we still need pay phones on the street. but first the big news from judge judy.

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... making news right now, more coronavirus cases emerging in the bay area. three new patients in santa clara county are in the hospital this morning. now there are five. pete buttigieg ends his historic run for the democratic presidential nomination as the remaining candidates get ready for super tuesday. another arrest is made in the disturbing video of a man assaulted and humiliated while collecting cans in san francisco. we'll get to those stories in a with mike on the day ahead. >> good morning. let's look at those winds, we have that wind advisory that continues this morning for the peninsula coast until 9:00 and for the east bay hills and the north bay mountains until 4:00 tomorrow morning. so you can see gusts up to 60 on

diablo, 63 in helena. 41 in tamalpais. fast in novato and fairfield and napa, 20 to 25. look what it's done to our temperatures, upper 40s to mid 50s. we're already warmer than yesterday. we'll end up warmer this s along the coast, low to mid 70s for the rest of us. jobina? >> good morning. i want to start with a look of an issue we were following in san jose. the police are investigating a deadly crash that killed one person. a witness who works in the area says he heard a big explosion and saw smoke coming from the car. he says he saw a man lying on the ground outside the car. it's unclear was caused the driver to crash. we have calls into the police department for more details about what happened. out here in the studio. looking at the green map here

overall. clear conditions out there on the roads. we have a commuter alert. the express lane construction, 101 project from 9:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m., expect lane closures on 101 between 380 and south san francisco and whipple avenue and redwood city. a live look at the san mateo bridge. smooth traffic in both directions. kumasi? >> thank you. developing this morning there's three new cases of coronavirus in santa clara county bringing the total number there to seven. county health officials say the increase was not unexpected. julian glover is live at the santa clara county public health department with more on this. good morning. we know that 1,200 new testing kits are coming from the cdc to california to keep up with the increase in confirmed cases in santa clara county. here's what we know about the latest confirmed cases.

the fifth case was confirmed yesterday and it is an adult woman said to have had chronic health conditions. she's currently hospitalized. the sixth and seventh cases are husband and wife, both are in the hospital. the couple recently traveled to egypt where there's been at least two confirmed cases of the virus. the husband is said to have chronic health conditions which worsens the severity of the toll the virus takes on the body. as news broke over the weekend of several new cases of the virus in santa clara county likely through community spread, you can see the crazy crowds at costco. people rushing to stock up on everything from disinfectants to food, they actually ran out of clorox wipes in this costco in san jose. health officials reminding everyone not to panic but to be prepared and have a plan. they're reminding everyone to wash those hands often. disinfect things you touch often as oft