the officers followed ems procedures when they performed cpr. while obtaining the patient's medical history, a family member advises that the patient had recently been on a cruise where two other passengers were suspected of having covid-19. although it has not yet been determined by santa clara county public health whether or not the patient had covid-19, we are taking every step possible to ensure the safety and well-being of the officers who were on the call, the members of our department, and the sunnyvale community. we have been in constant communication with santa clara county public health and the cdc to ensure we are following proper procedures to ensure the safety of our staff and our community. while we were coordinating with the county, out of an abundance

of caution, the officers were quarantined. they have since returned home. we are asking our community members to remain calm. at this time we don't yet know if the patient had covid-19. the precautions we have taken exceed the recommendations by the cdc. we would like to remind everyone that this is an active event and we will provide update information as it becomes available throughout social media platforms. once again, we have not yet determined whether or not the patient had covid-19 and ask everyone to remain calm as santa clara public health investigates this incident. we're doing everything that we can to keep the community safe, and we will continue to work with partner agencies to keep our community informed. some of the things that our

community can do to prevent the risk, i would recommend that they go to the santa clara county public health website for information and also the website of the centers for disease control. with that, i'll open up to questions. >> how many officers? and are they -- did they each go to their own homes? and how long are they quarantined? >> five officers were on a call. as soon as we were made aware of the information, we immediately quarantined the officers. and they have just returned home within the hour. >> how long were the officers quarantined anywhere? >> the officers were quarantined at a location that i'm not going to disclose, but it was a city facility. for several hours. >> did the person who informed them had just been on a cruise, is that person quarantined as well?

>> that person has now been quarantined because i want to stress there were no symptoms and there is no indication at this point that they have the virus. we're just being extra care informal taking the steps to protect the officers or the department members in our community. >> will the officers be returning to work? or are they at home to stay? >> the officers will not be returning to work. >> how long will they be quarantined at home? >> we will be coordinating with county health to determine when it is safe, when it is appropriate for the officers to return to work. >> is the cruise ship grand princess? >> this is an active investigation, and that is all preliminary information that we need to work with the county health to confirm all the facts. >> have the officers themselves been tested? >> the officers themselves have not been tested because they have not shown any of the

symptoms, and we're following the guidelines provided by the county health and the cdc. >> can you tell us exactly how it went down that they started performing cpr on the patient? and when were the officers told they may have been exposed to covid-19? >> again, this is an active investigation, and the preliminary information we have received so far is during the process of the call, and that's when they received the information. >> do you know approximately when the deceased person returned home from the cruise ship? >> i don't have that information. >> do you have a cause of death for the deceased person? >> the medical examiner will determine the cause of death, and we're waiting for the results. >> you said that he was not displaying any symptoms of covid-19? >> no, what i'm saying is we have no indication at this time. and so we're working with the county health. >> what time is the call that

the officers responded to? was it home or a business? >> it was early this morning, and we're not going to be disclosing the location at this point. >> was it home -- >> so we've been listening in to this news conference from sunnyvale department of public safety. this is all stemming from the 72-year-old resident who died today. two clarifications they wanted to make on social media that has gone out that the first responders performed cpr. they wanted to make clear that there was no mouth-to-mouth on that patient, and also it has not been confirmed that this person who died actually had covid- covid-19. they're still waiting to find out. >> this 72-year-old sunnyvale resident had recently been on a cruise ship with two people who were later diagnosed with the coronavirus. so you can see the connection there. but no confirmation yet. so we'll just have to wait and see. and in the meantime, the police did say something that we have to emphasize, and that is there is no need to panic because --

>> but take reasonable precautions. >> take reasonable precaution. >> the officers quarantined, yes. they're taking all the steps they need to. >> let's move on. we do have more news on the coronavirus outbreak. it has to do with the grand princess cruise ship and the potential that some of the passengers on board have been or may have been infected with covid-19. these are california air national guard helicopters. they're dropping off samples collected from passengers on board the ship who may have been exposed to the virus. >> this scene unfolded a half hour ago in richmond. air national guardsmen dropped off the samples. you can see them here. you see the guard members and you see that white cooler there. that's the samples. it was loaded on the an ambulance. it was escorted by the highway patrol to this state lab nearby. that's where the kits will undergo immediate screening tonight for coronavirus. sky 7 wasre as those samples arrived at the lab about 15 minutes ago. >> and the helicopters took off from moffet airfield for the critical mission to airlift the

kits to and from the grand princess. the ship is holding 100 miles off the san mateo coastline, anchored there. video from the air national guard shows the test kits being dropped off on the deck of the grand princess this morning. that ship banned from docking in california right now until the test results do come back. we're keeping an eye on the grand princess, which we said is off the coast of california. abc7 news saw this exact ship dock at the port of san francisco back on february 11th. it departed on a ten-day mexico cruise. with know at least three passengers on that trip did get the coronavirus and one of them died yesterday. immediately after ending that trip, the ship started a new one, 15-day hawaiian cruise, stops in kauai, honolulu, and hilo. abc7 news leslie brinkley joining us now live after speaking with some of those passengers. how is everybody doing, les? >> well, i talked to a number of

different people on board today about what it is lick on the ship, what is it like being stuck there. you might be surprised at some of their answers. starting out today, only 100 people confined to their cabins. by tonight, right now, all passengers confined to their cabins. things are changing rapidly aboard the grand princess as coronavirus test kits were dropped off and then later transported to a lab in richmond. >> this is off the balcony. there is the ocean. >> reporter: tiffany essig and her parents and three kids were celebrating her 40th birthday on this grand princess hawaii cruise, despite finding out a passenger on the cruise before theirs died of coronavirus. her children even today participated in the ship's kids club and ate lunch at the buffet served by gloved crew. >> yeah, it was formal night, so we all dressed up and went to dinner. it was escargot and lobster.

and we went to tea yesterday. so it's almost like normal. >> reporter: now it's not. >> when the helicopters came, we couldn't go on deck. we had to stay inside. >> reporter: two helicopters dropped off covid-19 test kits for the passengers who were on the previous cruise and stayed on board this one, as well as crew and passengers from this sailing who are feeling ill. about 100 people have been quarantined out of 3500 aboard. leanne cummins says her husband is among the former passengers now ill and holed up at his home in san jose. >> a fever. his body -- he has body aches. >> 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. >> i guess people are hoping they can get off to go home. >> they're supposed to dock

right here at pier 27 in san francisco on saturday. unknown yet whether the ship will pull up here. again, you heard those hopeful passengers, and they describe it as calm on the ship, not chaos. in san francisco, i'm leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >> all right, thank you for that update, leslie. we know now of at least 33 covid-19 cases in seven bay area counties. you can see them on this map. the largest concentration is in santa clara county, which announced six more cases today. the new patients include three men and three women. two are hospitalized. >> san francisco today reported its first two cases of coronavirus, a man who is in his 90s listed in serious condition. a woman in her 40s in fair condition. >> now the woman patient is the parent of a lowell high school student. just hours ago, the district announced school is closed and all activities are canceled until at least monday when the situation will be reevaluated. >> while it is not our intent to cause undue alarm or disruption to our students' learning, the

district has decided to act conservatively and in the best interests of our community members in announce this closure. >> lowell is one of at least four bay area schools to close because of the virus. the others are menlo school in atherton, monarch academy in oakland, and san jose's action day primary plus. a teacher at action day has tested positive for coronavirus. >> san francisco mayor london breed was the one to announce the city's first cases this morning. abc7 news reporter melanie woodrow is live from ucsf parnassus with the latest. melanie? >> officials are not saying which two hospitals those two patients are being treated. the two patients are not related and have no history of traveling to a location with a confirmed covid-19 case, and no known contact with a person with the confirmed covid-19 case. one, a man in his 90s with underlying health conditions in serious condition. the other a woman in her 40s, in

fair condition. >> let me be very clear. this virus does not discriminate. stigma and discrimination is unacceptable in this time when we need to come together as a community to protect public health. >> health officials do not know how either were exposed to the virus, suggesting it is spreading through the community. >> we have been planning this for weeks. and so we are prepared as city. >> the patients' families have been notified and they're notifying what contacts the patients had to prevent the virus' spread. san francisco is also preparing for the possibility of a princess cruise ship to dock with more than 2,000 passengers and one thousand crewmembers of which 35 have shown flu-like symptoms during a 15-day cruise. many have already recovered. the cdc is testing passengers today with results expected early tomorrow. the cdc will determine who to test and will likely test people who are symptomatic first.

in anticipation of a possible increase in coronavirus patients, ucsf parnassus heights put up specialized medical tents. they could provide additional areas for triage in an emergency surge situation. and back live now, you can see the area where those tents had been for much of today. as quickly as they went up this afternoon for the drill, that is as quickly as they were taken down this evening. live in san francisco, melanie woodrow, abc7 news. >> melanie, thank you. tomorrow 2020 will host a live two-hour special on the coronavirus outbreak hosted by david muir and chief medical correspondent dr. jennifer ashton. "2020 outbreak, what you need to

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our coronavirus coverage continues. in the south bay, children's discovery museum has closed in san jose because an employee may have been exposed to the coronavirus. test results not back yet. the museum will be closed and cleaned over the next few days. could reopen by tuesday. now today santa clara county announced six new cases, bringing the total number of patients to 20. the county is now putting out some new recommendations to try to stop the spread of the virus, rcommending all large events and massrings be canceled or postponed for the time being. abc7 news reporter chris nguyen live with that story from the sap center. chris? >> health officials are calling this a critical moment in the outbreak. they say that their recommended measures will help slow down the spread of the virus. now if you take a look behind me, you can see a number of fans streaming into the sap center. that's because despite the

recommendations, the sharks have announced that they will be moving forward with their game tonight as planned. outside the santa clara county office of emergency management, county officials announced new measures this afternoon aimed at keeping people safe from covid-19. >> none of decisions or recommendations are we taking lightly. they're based on research and tailored to our unique circumstances on the ground here in santa clara county. >> the county is now recommending the cancellation or postponement of large gatherings such as concerts, conferences and sporting events like sharks games to minimize close person to person contact. >> given the current situation, we don't know how this virus is going to evolve, or what's going to happen in terms of magnitude in the next few weeks. >> businesses have also been asked to suspend nonessential employee travel to allow working from home when possible and to maximize sick leave benefits. >> the recommendations we're making today will have a

tremendous impact on the lives of people living in our county. and we do understand that. but these are very important recommendations. >> over at san jose's good samaritan hospital, two temporary tents have been set up outside the emergency room in preparation for a potential spike in cases. the structures are typically used during the height of the flu season. >> these tents are 15 by 20, allow us to have that six-foot exclusion zone around the patients so we can adequately care for them in a safe manner while keeping them safe, our staff safe. >> a community now bracing for what's to come. >> if we can take these measures now, we do have the potential to slow the spread of the virus in our community. >> we also heard from the quakes this afternoon. they do have a home match on saturday at avaya stadium. but at this point they have not decided whether they will be playing it. we are live in san jose tonight, i'm chris nguyen, abc7 news.

>> all right, chris, thank you. several new coronavirus related stories in the north bay to tell you about now. there are reports that 30 workers at a santa rosa hospital have been quarantined because of possible exposure to the coronavirus. meanwhile, sonoma county says the second patient who took a cruise to mexico last month is now hospitalized with the virus. abc7 news anchor eric thomas is live at sutter health in santa rosa. eric? >> and ama, those 30 health care workers work here at sutter santa rosa. that's one story going on up here. it is also, as you mentioned, a tale of two cruises involving the grand princess, the one last month resulted in the death of one person from coronavirus. another tested positive, and another is presumed to have the virus. so they are taking measures up here to try to soothe people's feelings and to control things. the union representing health care workers at sutter santa rosa put out the word that up to 30 employees were now under quarantine because of possible contact with a coronavirus

patient. >> we learned that the workers were sent home on monday. it was only really brought to the attention of union officials today. >> reporter: also today, sonoma county put out the word that another person as the virus. >> this is the second person that was traveling the cruise that went to mexico and came to the county. >> the cruise last month was on the grand princess, the same cruise ship kept offshore until patients can be tested. both were on board for a previous cruise and later took an airport shuttle like this one to sonoma county airport with dozens of other travelers who may have been exposed. >> we're doing our best to contact all of them to let them know about the possible risk of exposure. >> the good news is the 14-day wait for the onset of symptoms for those other passengers is up tomorrow. so if no one else gets sick, they're probably in the clear. meantime, the county has beefed up its 211 call center to handle questions about coronavirus. the call center operators are in

ventura county, but the program is run by united way of the wine country in santa rosa. >> they will be able to answer very straight forward questions abo about where you should go if you are experiencing symptoms. >> there is also a state of emergency declared in sonoma county and their emergency ops center has been partially opened in case there are more cases. sutter santa rosa did issue a statement today not directly confirming the fact that there are 30 employees who have been quarantined, but it did say as the circumstances around covid-19 remain fluid, we continue to update our protocols in accordance with best practices established by federal state and local authorities. they still won't comment on whether that's an indirect assurance that there were some employees who were quarantined. live in santa rosa, eric thomas,

abc7 news. >> thank you. we're sending out push alerts through the news app with new information about the coronavirus outbreak. download the app now and enable push alerts so these come straight to your phone. you can customize the app by region so you'll find out if coronavirus is spreading where you live. all right. moving on. not a single drop of rain fell in february. zip, zero, nada. but only a week into march, we are seeing rain in the forecast. meteorologist sandhya patel tr

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all right. so that possibility of rain is now here. >> bring it on, sandhya patel. >> i'm going to bring it on, and i hope you know where your umbrellas are, larry and ama. it has been 36 straight days with no measurable rain here in the city. that's going to change on saturday. live doppler 7 showing you the changes under way. the marine layer is pushing in over the bay tonight. temperatures right now in the 50s, 60s. today it was 10 to 20 degrees cooler with the wind switch and the marine layer deepening. so i want to show you what's ahead over the next few day, including your weekend. what we're going to be dealing with is clouds, fog, and patchy drizzle overnight tonight. showers and cooler on saturday, and there will be a winter feel this weekend as this is a cold system and those temperatures will drop even more. here is a lovely view from our san jose camera, looking at the shark tank tonight. you can see the clouds overhead. tomorrow morning, watch out for the fog, the drizzle. temperatures, 40s, 50s. grab a jacket before you go. you'll need it. and hang on to it for the

afternoon. numbers in the mid 50s to the mid-60s. even cooler today. a lot of cloud cover well into the afternoon. a light level 1 system coming in. scattered light showers. the snow level about 4,000 feet. mt. hamilton may be looking at a third of an inch of snow. as we go into 4:00 a.m., you will notice the hills around lake county, mendocino county looking at some snow. showers here in the bay area, may be briefly moderate. as we head into 8:00 a.m., some showers. that pink indicating rain/snow mix over mt. hamilton. and the showers will taper around 2:00 p.m., primarily focused in the north bay, 5:00 p.m. a few in the south bay. the accuweather forecast, morning gray and drizzle. scattered showers. level 1 for saturday. sunday morning, don't forget to spring forward. daylight saving time begins, and we do have chances of showers. monday best chance south bay. tuesday, just about anyone may see wet weather. but that system is taking more

of a southern trajectory, which means southern california will likely benefit from this one. larry and ama? >> thank you, sandia. coming up next, an update on the coronavirus outbreak, and the latest impact right here in the bay area. >> i'm sure you have heard the phrase saying community spread, meaning people are getting infected without

now news to build a better bay area from abc7. >> all right. let's bring you up to date now on today's developments regarding the coronavirus. we now know of at least 33 confirmed cases in the bay area. six new cases reported in santa clara county this afternoon indicating, yes, the virus is spreading. >> san francisco today reported its first two cases, a man in his 90s, a woman in her 40s. and within the past hour, sunnyvale's department of public safety announced five police officers. >> those officers performed cpr on a 72-year-old man who was found not breathing. he ended up dying, unfortunately. the patient had recently returned from a cruise where

other passengers fell ill from the coronavirus. >> the officers did not perform mouth-to-mouth on the victim. >> at this time, we don't yet know if the patient had covid-19. the precautions we have taken exceed the recommendations by the cdc. >> the county medical examiner will determine the precise cause of death. those five officers are self-quarantining in their homes. >> and the coronavirus test kits from the grand princess cruise ship were airlifted to richmond a short time ago for analysis. >> abc7 news reporter anser hassan live on the ground with more. anser? >> yeah, larry and ama, good evening. the test kits were brought here to this richmond facility. this is the california department of public health facility where they will do the diagnostic tests. the tests werey the richmond fire department with the chp escort. we saw lab employees take the cooler containing the test into the lab where we understand it

usually takes about 48 hours to turn around these tests, but we're told these tests will be expedited. the earlier today helicopter brought the test to the ship. princess cruises says there were no confirmed cases of covid-19 currently on board. the cdc says it has identified a small group of passengers and crew who will be tested before the ship will be allowed to dock in san francisco. now the air national guard delivered the kits. grand princess cruise ship's medical team administered the tests to passengers and crewmembers. those test kits were then picked up this afternoon and brought to the fire department in richmond by helicopter about an hour ago and then delivered to this facility. now governor gavin newsom yesterday announced that the cdc sent more kits to california to help speed up the testing process. we're told that the results could be available as early as tomorrow morning. reporting live, anser hassan, abc7 news. >> thank you. here are the symptoms associated with covid-19.

this comes from the centers for disease control. fever, cough, shortness of breath, and symptoms may appear two to 14 days after exposure. but you can take simple steps to protect yourself. here is a description of the top three from san francisco's director of public health, dr. hands with soap and water for 20 seconds. cheap soap is just as good as spiff so expensive soap. if you do not have the ability of a sink or soap, use hand sanitizer. please do not come to work or go to school if you are sick. stay at home. and if necessary, contact your le health care provider. >> kate larsen spoke to a doctor and clorox scientist about what you need to do to kill the coronavirus. >> all of these products here are considred effective against the coronavirus. >> richard lowe is a scientist at clorox, which is

headquartered in oakland. the epa lists multiple products as effective against novel coronavirus. their stock is up as their disinfectants sell out across the country. >> we recently starred ramping up production. >> lowe explains there is some good news about coronavirus. >> a coronavirus is what's called an envelope virus, and that means it has an outer envelope that's composed of proteins and fatty material called a lipid. and it's that outer layer that actually makes it relatively simple to kill with most disinfectants. compared to other viruses that don't have that envelope. >> so once you have your disinfectant, you want to make sure you use it correctly. on this clorox product, the label says you need to wipe your surface and leave it visibly wet for four minutes to ensure that you kill all viruses and bacteria. >> it's really a tough time in terms of disease transmission. >> this doctor is an infectious disease specialist at usfs. he says washing your hands for

at least 20 seconds is the best option. the next is hand sanitizer, but with a shortage of purell and other like products, many people are trying to make their own. >> it's not reliable. >> reporter: dr. chin hong says if you must, make sure that your concoction is mostly alcohol and you apply it correctly. >> as long as the product is at least 60% alcohol and cover all the surfaces and wait for it to dry, you should be okay. >> remember the four s's. sanitize your hands, clean surfaces, keep your social distance, and stay home if you're sick. kate larsen, abc7 news. >> we're seeing patients get coronavirus through community spread, meaning the patients didn't travel to places with confirmed cases and had no known contact with ancic person. so how can you protect yourself? some advice. >> with coronavirus spreading, what happens if or rather when people from your county begin to test positive? >> we don't believe that this spreads far, okay.

we're not going quarantine an entire city unless i have evidence of lots of cases in one area. i might even be talking about an entire block, but it may be everybody in the same house. >> dr. cameron skies were riverside county public health says they're already reaching out to certain businesses where there is a lot of face-to-face contact. as an example, i asked him whether he or i would be at risk during this interview if one of us did have coronavirus. >> the general rule of thumb is about six feet. we're standing about four to five right now. you can still conduct a lot of business at six feet, but sometimes it's hard to control for that. and it is kind of off-putting where. we may have larger problems is the health care industry. you've got to be up close and personal. anything that involves social interaction, entertainment, sports, things like that. i think the thing that goes the furthest, though, is recommend to whoever would patronize your business, be at your church, be in your synagogue, be at you're mosque if you're sick at home. we'd like you to be here but

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while making medicines that help people right now. because that's the present we wanted to live in. and that's the future we all want to see. abbvie. here. now. . in our effort to build a better bay area, the housing crisis is one of our biggest issues. >> last september, we shared a new solution from a company that builds backyard homes. it's called abodu. today the company delivered its first backyard home in san jose. the city is helping by speeding up the permitting process. in some case homeowners get a building permit in 90 minutes. >> what we're learning is this can really speed up the process for the homeowner today this only took 12 weeks from application to installation. >> it's an amazing space. try to spend some time in an hour still trying to get it all

set up and signed off. but it's amazing to have it here now. >> the units start at a base price of $200,000. jeff paid about $240,000 to get a few extras. >> let us check the forecast. cooler and what they call precip back in the weather office. >> the cool kids call it that. sandhya? >> yeah, that's right. we're cool kids and we'll call it precipitation. that is coming on saturday, larry and ama. hey, we need it. look at the drought monitor for today. more areas are in moderate drought. we definitely have dry to moderate conditions. here in the bay area, 36 days with no measurable rain. and it's taken its toll. but we do have rain coming saturday. it's a light level one system. early in the morning it moves in, 8:00 a.m. you see the wet weather across the region continues through late morning, and in the early afternoon, just some spotty showers will remain for your saturday. it will turn to snow in the mountains. winter weather advisory 4:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. above 4500 feet. we are talking about low

elevation snow and travel will be difficult. make sure you carry the chains. certainly need the snow up there. they're only 42% of average statewide, and that snow will be piling up. 9 inches kirkwood. blue canyon, 11 inches. we'll take it. live doppler 7, we're going to have to take the marine layer because it's here. it dropped our temperatures. tomorrow afternoon looking at mid 50s to the mid-60s. mostly cloudy. some drizzle is going to remain right on through the afternoon near the coast. so accuweather seven-day forecast, morning gray and drizzle followed by a level 1 system on saturday. and then don't forget. before you go to bed saturday night, set your clocks forward one hour. not looking forward to losing the sleep part, but we all have to go to daylight saving time, and we'll bring in chances of showers. monday in the south bay, tuesday across the entire bay area, but it's not looking very promising because that storm is starting to move more towards the southern california. we'll see.

models are trending a little bit less on the wet side. >> all right. we're still going to hope. >> i'm in for dan. chris alvarez handling sports. kind of funny tonight looking at the steve kerr news conference. and suddenly a whole bunch of people were there. >> you know, he said nice to have you guys back on the bandwagon. he is literally the best. he is back. that means stephen curry, after 58 games he missed he'll take on the raptors. why curry said he can't wait to doprevagen is the number oneild mempharmacist-recommendeding? memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life.

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now abc7 sports with chris alvarez. >> it's been 58 games, 127 days, four months, five days, a long time since we've seen steph

curry on the court for the warriors. today in morning shoot-around, our cameras captured steph nine threes from the corner. he rocks, finishing with the workout with his usual slam-dunk. it's been a tough season for the warriors, ever since curry broke his hand. golden state is 14-48. but with 20 games left, this should be a fun stretch for steph and the dubs as they look at andrew wiggins and the young core. >> it feels like the first day of school pretty much all over again, which is exciting. i feel pretty comfortable, pretty confident where i'm at physically and just excited to get back out there. i wanted to be all the way back and not have that kind of now you see me, now you don't type of vibe. that's why we had all these checkpoints to get through to get cleared to play. and now i want to be out there every night, and finish out

strong. >> after tonight's nba finals rematch with the raptor, curry and the dubs host the 76ers saturday night right here on abc7 news. coverage begins at 5:00 followed by toyota after the game. don't miss it. sharmon smith of the cal women opening the pac-12 tournament. only one number 12 seed has ever won a game in pac-12 history. victoria tapley gives a lead. third quarter, but here comes cal. defense turns to offense. gets a caylen crocker. three ball corner pocket or in the corner. asu, they outscored 27-14 in the third. cal was on the run. jaylen brown scores 15. cal up nine. led by as many as nine. crocker, the freshman, had all 20 in the second half, and the bears 71-67 winners. they'll face arizona in the quarters. they look to knock them off for a second time in a week. so pac-12 women's tournament play is starting. >> nice. i know you're going the game tonight. what are you most looking forward to seeing steph?

>> i want to see how he shoots and how many minutes he plays. and once he gets contact on that hand, once he gets bumped around for real how he responds. but just running around and getting dub nation excited, the crowd in the arena, you were there when he got hurt. it was a certain vibe the first week. >> not a good vibe. >> he and andrew wiggins will play for the first time. >> that will be good to see the chemistry the last 20 games. >> thank you, chris. do be sure to join us for abc7 news at 11:00. right now coronavirus test kits from the grand princess cruise ship are at a lab in richmond. we are live as the testing gets under way. >> with new cases reported in santa clara county, find out what steps are being taken to make sure that people are safe at local museums. coming up tonight on abc7 at :00, it's station 29 and "grey's anatomy" and catch a little million things. stay with us for news at 11:00. >> that is going to do it for this edition of abc7 news. look for news any time on the news app. >> for all o

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