gameo ncorheap t hat farther the sharks two cases of coronavirus. this time in san francisco. announced any cnges for >> they've been detected here in tonight of as soon a some reaction, we'll know. san francisco. >> they're indicative of community now to that cruise shipment covid-19. >> this comes as a cruise ship sitting off the san mateo county with passengers possibly exposed coast. to the disease sits off the that's where it will stay until the tests are administered to dozens of passengers and crew. coast. coast guard helicopters today rushed tests to the ship as we >> there are 2383 passengers on await word as to whether that board that vessel. there's also 1100 crew members. vessel will dock in san francisco. talking about a total of almost good afternoon. 3500 people. thank you for joining us. >> we have lots of new details san francisco city officials say 15 people developed flu-like to share with you today. symptoms during a 15-day cruise we now know of at least 33 which left san francisco covid-19 cases in the bay area. february 11th for mexico. the largest concentration is in many of those people have since recovered. today the u.s. coast guard air santa clara county which announced six more cases less lifted coronavirus test kits to than two hours ago. the it includes three men and three women. two are hospitalized. the county is recommending the

cancellation of all large events. >> all of this is happening as >> we're talking about thi in.iously games but other the cdc, the coast guard and the state try to figure out where it can include se distancero the grand princess should come into port. >> the cdc and the state are considering a number of locations including san francisco. however, where the ship will dock will be dependent on if the location can enact the proper cdc, state and local protocols and has the infrastructure to protect the entire community. >> the grand princess is in the spotlight after several passengers who were on the previous cruise were infected. one of they will, a 71-year-old placer county man, died from the virus. >> we have team coverage on the outbreak. leslie brinkley spoke with passengers on the grand princess. and new details about it and dustin dorsey is checking on how vulnerable your pets may be. >> we begin with leslie brinkley who is live in san francisco.

leslie? >> reporter: we've got communication going with several of those passengers. we paint a picture of calm rather than chaos. i just got a facebook messenger message a short while ago. the captain announcing that this afternoon, things are changing. he announce that had the cdc is recommending passengers on the ship stay social distancing away, ten feet away from each other. you hear some of the passengers erupting into laughter in the background. so what is it like on board the shipment? one santa rosa family told me. >> this is our balcony, the ocean, and this is tv. lots of movies. >> tiffany and her husband and parents and three kids were celebrating her 40th birthday on this grand princess hawaii cruise and they say they still are despite finding out a passenger on the cruise before theirs died of coronavirus. she talked about last night. >> yeah.

it was formal night. we all dressed up and went to dinner. escargo and lobster. we went to tea yesterday. it is logical like normal. a few things have been canceled but yeah. the energy on the ship is very positive. >> her children even participated this morning in the shipment's kids program. they have been eating at the buffets where she says gloved crew members pointed at the food. >> we had to stay inside. >> things changed quickly midday as a military plane circled the shipment and two helicopters dropped off covid-19 test kits for the passengers who were on the previous cruise and side the board this one as well as crew and passengers who are sailing who are feeling ill before the 100 people have been quarantined out of 3,500 aboard. after the helicopters left, the captain announced new cdc

recommendations meant closing down all activities and confining passengers to their rooms with room service only. >> people are hoping they can get out to go home. >> reporter: the question is, could this become another japan? cruise ship scenario. right now it is not. only 100 people quarantine in the their rooms only ship and larry and ama, as of right now, thousands aren't. >> so are they going to have to wait it out indefinitely? >> reporter: they have to wait it out in their cabins at least overnight. from what they told me, they're accepting the cdc to send back the test results from those test kits taken off the shipment. they're supposed to get those results tomorrow morning. we don't know the status of that. that's being done in the richmond lab. a lot more will be happening tomorrow as to whether they can come ashore on saturday like

they're supposed to or whether they're stuck on board that shipment for a while longer. >> thank you. princess cruises has taken to twitter to address the situation on the grabbed princess. the company tweeted, we can confirm while there are no confirmed cases of covid 19 on board, the cdc has identified groups who will be tested. and those are the ones on the previous mexico voyage and remained on board for the current hawaii voyage as well as those with symptoms. mayor london breed confirmed two cases of coronavirus in san francisco. live with the latest. >> reporter: officials say they will not identify which two hospitals these two patients are being treated. we're here at

this is where they are preparing for an increase in patients with coronavirus. officials stay two confirmed san francisco coronavirus cases are a man in his 90s with underlying health conditions in serious condition and a woman in her 40s in fair condition. the two are not related and of no history of traveling to a location with a confirmed covid-19 case. and no known contact with a person with a confirmed case. >> this virus does not discrimina discriminate. stigma and discrimination is up acceptable had we need to come together as community to protect public health. >> health officials do not know how it is spreading through the community. >> we have been planning this for weeks. so we are preparing, as a city. >> the patient's families have been notified. and health officials are investigating what contacts the patients had to pre investment the spread. mantime, san francisco is

preparing for the possibility of a princess cruise ship to dock with more than 2,000 passengers and 1,000 crew members, of which 35 have shown flu-like symptoms during a 15-day cruise. many have already recovered. the cdc is testing passengers with results expected early tomorrow. the cdc will determine who to test and likely test people who are symptomatic first. in expectation of an increase, they put up specialized medical tents. they could provide additional areas for triage in an emergency surge situation. >> reporter: back live now. you can see the sign, drill in progress. these tents are being used for training and hospital staff preparation. live in san francisco. abc7 news. >> thank you. one of the san francisco patients is the parent of a lowell high school student. because of. officials announce ad short time

ago they're canceling classes and all activities at lowell until at least monday when the situation will be reevaluated. >> we know that the student was not in school after lunch today. the department of public health has assessed the student. floss confirmation that the student has contracted covid-19 and the student does not have and has not had any symptoms. the student is in quarantine. >> more than 2700 students attend that school. it is now one of at least three bay area schools to close because of the virus. the others are monarch academy in oakland and at sandal jose's action day primary plus. the senate overwhelmingly passed an $8.3 billion emergency funding bill to fight coronavirus. the vote was 96-1. that money would be used for everything from vaccine research to stockpiling medical supplies. it provides billions to rei will burst states and communities. many of which have been crushed by the expense of trying on battle this virus. centers for disease control

says the symptoms can include a fever, cough, and shortness of breath. it says symptoms may appear two to 14 days after exposure. as for treatments, right now it is just treating those symptoms. >> we've now heard of at least one dog that has been diagnosed with the coronavirus. >> but there is no need panic just yet. >> as we continue to learn more about the coronavirus, the focus now shifts to people and their pets. there is a growing concern of transmission between animals and humans. >> health officials in hong kong have confirmed that a dog has been placed on quarantine after a weak strain. however, it is not the covid 19 stranl spreading amongst humans. >> coronavirus has been around forebut there are different varieties. as far as we know, people cannot get it from their dogs or cats. >> while the stranl may not have been the same, health officials

believe the positive test came in different dog. >> in hong kong, what we expect happened, the dog was carrying the virus on his fur. i don't know if it was a him or her. on the dog's fur. like furry door knob. it doesn't mean the dog was ineffected. >> when people are quarantined, they should quarantine their pets with them or have somebody else take care of their pets so there's no possibility of the virus physically being on the pet. >> as is the case with the coronavirus strain covid-19 with humans, health officials are still learning about the virus's impact on animals. however, the doctor wants one thing to be clear for pet owners. >> the cdc, the american vet near association is still saying, that there's no real evidence of it being trans missible to domestic animals. >> pet owners have no reason the panic just yet but good hijaygi

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says amazon is not doing enough to address price gouging on its website. he wrote an open letter to jeff bezos saying amazon needs to clean up its third party margaret place. the face masks and hand sanitizers are far higher than the regular marketplace. it is about price gouging during times of emergency. the senator wants amazon to respond to his letter by march 18th. california outlaws price gouging when a state of emergency is declared. if you find instances of price gouging, here's how you can report to it amazon. you must have an amazon account. then you must sign in and click on customer service. either online or by telephone. you can report to it a customer service representative. they will then take to it a team mental who can investigate. the online marketplace etsy is also facing issues because of

coronavirus fears. it has taken down all items mentioning coronavirus or covid-19. the company cites safety reasons. etsy is a platform you may know is for hand crafted vintage custom or unique products. lately the site has seen sellers putting up products claiming to protect against the virus. now, some sellers are not happy with this. including those who have created products meant to assist with science education. if you see any price gouging around here or online, please let us know about it. we'll check it out. as michael just mentioned, price gouging is a problem and we've sustain long lines and empty shelves at costco. do we really need on buy all this water and hand sanitizer right now? >> people are ransacking costco. >> panic buying. >> that comes down to panicking. not planning. we want people to plan. so there are some things out of

our control. if your child's school, daycare, if your work closes, if you have symptoms, you may have to stay home. make sure you have food for a couple weeks. absolutely make sure you have your prescription medications. make sure you understand your community resources. do you have access to medical care if you need it? do you have someone to help you take care of your family? >> and we will answer more of your questions and get more advice from dr. patel tomorrow at 4:00. do you have questions about coronavirus? go to abc7news.com/coronavirus. we have an entire page dedicated to stories and the information you need to know about the disease. >> as more cases surface in the south bay, shoppers will be facing a dilemma as brick and mortar emphasize a touch and feel experience. obviously that's lacking with online shopping. david louie looks at some examples of the newly expanded valley fair in san jose. >> reporter: the vastly expandd bloomingdale's is drawing crowds anxious to see what's new and to

check out the public areas where there are extensive seating areas, outdoor and indoors to relax and socialize. >> this is about disconnecting and coming to a place where you can meet your friends, your family. have intimate experiences. really engage with one another and have a pleasant time. >> reporter: that has some shoppers thinking about crowded environments and the potential spread of coronavirus. >> whatever will happen, will happen. it is kind of concerning. and i don't see a lot of hand sanitizer here yet. >> reporter: they are focused on giving shoppers a touch and feel experience. something they don't get when shopping online. that means touching merchandise that has been handled by countless others before them. that is very evident among newest shops. untuck is it an online business but has joined a trend toward brick and mortar. >> if we're starting a trend, that's great. i do see it happening a lot more often. the reverse trend. >> reporter: we spotted only a few shoppers wearing face masks.

crowds are expected to swell this weekend when people have time to explore the new stores. >> this is the first crowded area in a long time and it is very spacious. i don't worry about it. i'm not touching a lot of things. >> reporter: i guess could you say as valley fair rolls out more stores, they're trying to reframe how we look at malls. david louie, abc7 news. so let's get a check on the weather. we have definitely felt the cooldown. >> and rain in the not too distant rainfall. >> it's looking more and more likely. definitely some changes underway. notice the push of the clouds. they're pretty much in here. with the sea breeze, we're noticing a big change. down 22 degrees in santa rosa. final degrees cooler in san francisco and concord. as we check out the live view from our golden gate bridge

camera, you can see the clouds stacked up. we have a sea breeze in the low 60s. san jose at 65 degrees. it is actually chilly near the coast. and from our exploratorium camera, watching it advance. santa rosa did drop about 20 degrees. it is noticeable. from our san jose camera, looking at the shark tank. hazy sunshine. clouds, fog and patchy drizzle. showers saturday and you will definitely have a winter feel this weekend. let's start with the fog. overnight, we'll see it expand. some drizzle near the coastline morning's commute. gray skies across the entire region. the drizzle may slow down your commute so plan accordingly as we head into the afternoon. drizzle redevelops into the evening hours. 40s, 50s for your temperatures for the afternoon. the cooldown that started day will continue. 58 in the city.

vinyl in san rafael. upper 50s around vallejo. low 60s in san jose. we haven't shown he this in 36 days. we have a storm impact scale. the snow level coming down to 4,000 feet and we are expecting up to a third of an inch of rain. bringing in some higher elevation snow. you may be seeing snow and rain over mt. hamilton. don't be surprised as we head into saturday afternoon. the showers will taper and we are looking at a dry saturday evening in case you have plans. in terms of rainfall potential, this is one model. up to a third of an inch. we will see enough rain to break our long dry stretch that we have had. a winter weather advisory. 4:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. saturday. above 4500 feet, they are expecting up to ten inches of snow for the highest peaks.

a cooler day. a level one on our storm impact scale. scattered showers for saturday. and then we'll go with the drying trend for sunday. remember the time changes. spring forward one hour. we do have the possibility of some more showers early next being. the best chance on monday in the south bay. then on tuesday, we do notice the temperatures start to come back up again. the winter feel from the weekend will be gone again next week. >> bring on the rain. >> we need it. it is definitely long overdue. another presidential candidate drops out days after super tuesday. where we assistant now. hey there, california residents on medicare. it may come as a surprise... but medicare doesn't pay for everything. and that can leave you

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first two cases of covid-19. a man in his 90s and a woman in her 40s. that woman is the mother of a student at lowell high school. because of. all classes at lowell have been canceled. the student isn't showing any symptoms. and a cruise shipment with passengers possibly exposed to the virus remains off our coast. coast guard helicopters rushed tests to the shipme. in china the number of deaths from the covid-19 illness has now topped 3,000. the numbers are continuing to fall steadily. today 31 deaths were reported over the previous 24 hours. overall, more than 80,409 cases in china with 139 new infections today. a report out of china says it has mutated into two strains. researchers have dubbed the two times as l and s. they say the s time emerged first and appears to be milder

and less infectious. the l time emerged later. it spreads more quickly and accounts for more than 70% of cases according to the researchers. some scientists as well as the world health organization are counseling against drawing a firm conclusion from what they call such preliminary research. most of wednesday's gains were erased on thursday. the dow dropped 961 points. the nasdaq and s&p 500 were also each off by more than 2%. >> joining me now, rahm emanuel you have a new book out. mayors making endorsements for the presidential race and we're seeing each city having to mobilize in the battle against coronavirus. so let me start right there. you ran chicago. we're here in san francisco.

you see what's happening if new york and other places. are local officials equipped to deal with something of this size and scope? >> the short answer is yes but it has to be done in partnership with the cdc. actually, the cdc needs a local public health department that can go out in a neighborhood, a community. they have the human resources to do those things. you can't replace the scientific research of the cdc and that effort. on some cities have dealt with hiv aids, tb, other things that have spread. we dealt with it when the national government was dealing with ebola, et cetera. it cannot do it without a partnership at the federal level. in many ways, my book talks about the fact unfortunately for a whole host of reasons, the government has stepped back from their additional responsibilities so cities continue to do basics of what they do but are taking on more and more real estate of what

needs to be the purview of the federal government. >> if you were running chicago right now, there is a balancing act between trying to take proper precautions but you don't want to incite panic. >> first, you have to have a very good person as the head of your public health. we have that with our doctor. she was an excellent doctor. the credibility is your realm. and trust and transparency. so you have to have credible people. two, you have to constantly be informative. third is what we say is make sure that you have a full team. so public safety, fire, you have to make sure any other services. we had in 1995, a horrible heat wave that killed many, many, many people of the we created what is considered in the united

states a state-of-the-art oemc. office of emergency management and control. that's where police, fire, streets, sanitation, public health, every time we have a weather incident of a significant portion, which is becoming more frequent, you put your whole array of public services and then call on citizens to participate in that effort. if you don't have trust, you don't have transparency, you'll have a lot of problems. >> for sure. in the bay area we're seeing some schools close. a theater is closing. santa clara county said they would prefer the sharks not play tonight. do you see it happening city by city? is that what we're looking at? >> i don't want to spend the whole time this but i think you're going to see, this is not one moment and then return to normalcy. i think it will roll in like a tide and out like a tide. so the short answer is yes. >> all right west covered the coronavirus. a lot more

all right. we're back with rahm emanuel. lots to talk about tonight. how surprised are you given two weeks ago bernie was way in front. almost a foregone conclusion joe biden's campaign was on life support. now it is all filmed in a two-man race on the democratic side. >> yeah. i think if you step back, the

one constant in this race is whatever you thought was true on tuesday was not true on thursday. so all i would say is five more turns in the barrel before you get to a nomination. the nominee, rather. >> in the last couple days we saw elizabeth warren drop out, we had michael bloomberg drop out. where do you see the supporters going? is it as simple as, elizabeth says i'm endorsing this candidate and there they all go? >> well, i think the real test is the next set of races will be washington state, idaho, missouri, michigan, michigan will be the first among all equals because it is in the midwest. i think this will be an all eyes only. this will be the first one without a debate before it. so that will be different than other states that have had them before. so that's what i would look at.

i think endorsements matter. one thing i said tonight and i think was a mistake. in this process, joe biden getting endorsements matter. if you think you're going to replicate in week two what happened in week one, that is a mistake. if all do you is roll out a bunch of endorsements and say i was obama's co-pilot. i'm the best to take on trump. that's all you're going to get from me. they're going to say, don't come here and sell that. so joe has to, for him, has to go run and start filling a lot of blanks. it is an opportunity to reintroduce himself given what has happened over the last six months. if write bernie's campaign, i would run against the establishment. are yes, you'll look at delegates. but michigan is a rich symbolic. if you look at the history of what has happened over the last 20 years, he should run against

the establishment. >> you mention pld obama and you worked in the administration. >> rumor has it. how active do you think and he michelle will be? >> first, i don't think the president wants to -- he wants to play role of bringing the party together. this is a process like all primaries has a little friction that will be left and bad taste so he can play a unifying role. and his role is to go out and help that candidate. not to replace them. to assist them. there will only be one nominee and one ticket. and he will play a role in supporting the nominee of the party. >> do you think either candidate can catch the lightning in a bottle we saw, especially when mr. obama ran the first time in. >> some of us still think he had lightning in a bottle the second time. that.

yes, i do. and i think one of the things has to happen and has to understand the electorate. if you look at the last six, the two for obama, the two for clint, the two mid terms that made nancy pelosi speaker of the house the first time and in 2018. it was the same floorm that what i doubled the majority. the suburban coalition. that will be true this time. we just saw in super tuesday where vice president joe biden really, really turned up the joss was amazing numbers and high, high turnout in suburban districts for his candidacy. so i think that there is what we should understand is democratic voters are very angry at president trump. others are exhausted. it's not the same thing. let them have the understanding and communicate that his

distraction, his constant tweeting isser keeping america from dealing with serious challenges. they know, the american people, we have serious things in front of us. the truth is, you look at american history. world war ii, the depression. we've had our conflicts become full blown problems. we once had a problem who talked about charity toward all. another president who talked about we have nothing to fear but fear it the where that conflict has come is that the divisions pulled us apart and we have a president trying to figure out how to exacerbate them rather handle the trying to ameliorate them. and i think that's tone and tenor what we have to see from a candidate, whoever we nominate which i think looks line vice president biden. and i think his real strength is in his character. not any one specific policy. >> i've asked but everything but your book at this point. >> at this rate you're going to

buy ten of them. at least two of they will. >> all right. what's in the book? i know it is a lot about your time as mayor in chicago. >> it's not. i'm not the first to identify cities, where it's at. i am the first one to write it. having been in both the oval office for two different presidents, the halls of congress, and then the fifth floor of the municipal government. when you think about where you work, you live, how you get from home to work, where you send your kids to school. all those services, libraries, parks, schools, provided by local government. that's the government that touches you. in a time of alienation from washington, from the flat government, your local government is the closest, most intimate that you feel you can impact because it impacts the way you live your life. that's first. second precious local government is now taking on things that it never did before.

to give an example, in chicago we created the chicago start scholarship five years ago. you get a "b" average in high school, we make community college free. seattle replicated it. denver has recommendly indicated it. i believe san francisco now has a policy only. boston has recommendly indicated it. the idea is to move or zonltly. washington never called about it. >> i have to leave it there. >> it likes you're up to 12 books. >> i'll give you my credit card at this rate. >> let's go. >> more from rahm emanuel tonight at 6:30 at the common wealth club in san francisco with dan ashley. tickets are $30. i have a feeling i'll be paying a steep price for

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the hot topic is the coronavirus and anxiety. a lot of people are so worried about it. if you find you're unable to think about anything else but this virus, try describing what you're thinking and feeling. for instance, instead of being scared, think i have a feeling of fear. turn your worries into positive actions like washing your hands, limiting how much you touch your face. you can try close go your coronavirus twitter feed which might be really, really helpful. i think it's hard. there's so much in the news. there are so many stories and it is easy to get really agitated. >> i always wash my hands. i have sanitizer. you see me holding the doors with a paper towel. this was way before coronavirus. >> you were ahead of the time. >> my concern is kids. we tell our kids, we teach them. they're still going to touch their faces, surfaces. >> it's hard not to. all right.

bond fans will be waiting a found months longer for the release of "no time to die." it has been pushed back to a november date. industry insiders say it is because of coronavirus fears. keeping people from crowding into theaters. it is the first major movie production from see an flakt the global spread of the virus. >> i guess my interview with the director will be pushed back. he's from oakland, a local guy. they were looking at in it i am a. so we'll talk to him in a couple weeks but i will say this is not a surprise. a lot of studios are canceling their releases. the china premiers, mulan that they spent $200 million to shoot and now they can't have have e >> at this point there aren't many surprises when it comes to san francisco real estate. it has just sold for under $2

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2009, i got into an accident. i was paralyzed and air lifted. it's been life on wheels since then. making the best of it. keep going. no big deal. the whole community came together. they built a ramp out front. they tore up the carport and put wood in. put a back deck on. making sure that i had a comfortable place to call home. roo came along. he has little wheels. we had a perfect little house set up for him. he fits right in. good boy! >> we have fashion ad little wheelchair for him. i'm a plumber so i used materials i'm comfortable with. i used pvc that we had sitting around. once he gets full grown, then we can get him a permanent one. this is just a tell playmporary

wheels for himful? it's crazy that we could give happy good life. >> he has pretty good attitude about himself. he's having a great time throwing himself on the ground. jst being a regular dog. he doesn't see himself any different. just like me with having loving people around you. it makes people a little easier. >> there you go. a good boy. >> they don't let it stop them. he's bouncing around the house. he's traveling all over the place. zip lining, skiing. he acts like he never even got in the accident. >> it doesn't matter. my bud liz pick me up ten flights of steps if they have to. everybody length a hand. >> when he was in the hospital room, people would come in sad. he would say, hey, i'll still here i'm alive. don't cry. >> we would cry and he would tell to us stop crying. he was so strong and resilient. >> we've got it!

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officials now recommending dramatic steps. >> the virus has been confirmed in san francisco. the first two cases. one of them forces a school to shut down. word that a north bay hospital is ordering the quarantine of 30 workers. >> a local expert explains why covid-19 is actually relatively simple to kill. >> today we are announcing the first two cases of coronavirus in our