where will they duck? that's the question to thousands of passengers aboard the grand

princess cruise ship are asking the people on board. some big bay area events are smeeing a drop in attendance because of concerns over coronavirus. i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. our dry spell is about to come to an end. i'll let you now when you need the umbrellas this weekend. now from abc 7, live, breaks news. >> we have a guest that requires medical assistance at the moment. the coast guard has been called and a possible airlift of that guest may be possible tonight. >> the grand princess cruise ship moving closer to our coastline. 21 people have been confirmed to have the coronavirus. all passengers will be tested. >> the website marine traffic shows the exact location of the grand princess right now. it's about 20 miles off the bay area coast. our reporter spoke to a passenger who is aboard the ship and says they aren't allowed to

leave their rooms. >> reporter: happening right now, the captain of the cruise ship confirmed supplies have been dropped off by the u.s. coalition guard. no word if any of the sick passengers have been airlifted yet. >> we have a guest who requires medical assistance. >> reporter: after hours of going around in circles, 2,422 passengers and 1,000 crew members are heading closer to california. aboard 21 people testing positive for the coronavirus. 19 crew members and two passengers. john miller and his liwife, lor are tracking the ship inside their cabin. in the latest announcement, the captain of the cruise ship explained that the u.s. coast guard requested for the ship to get closer. their plan, to get supplies and to possibly airlift a sick passenger. >> i think we're getting cabin fever and apprehensive about what's next. >> reporter: the millers said their vacation from san

francisco and hawaii took a turn yesterday, when they were asked to stay in their room with zero contact with anyone around them. this is what it looks like. >> the lack of information makes us nervous. >> reporter: yesterday, this helicopter crew delivered kits to the cruise ship to test about 100 passengers. >> the challenge becomes on the crews that population on this crews, the mean age is 60 years old. >> reporter: a former fema employee shed some light into what the government officials in this case are planning at this point. >> reporter: where you take that ship, and they want to make sure there's adequate medical facilities close by. >> reporter: according to our meteorologist, the u.s. coast guard might have a better shop tonight to perform any airlift, because tomorrow morning the weather condition also change. so visibility will be low. >> thank you. and we sent out this alert as soon as we confirmed the ship

was on the move. to get all of our coronavirus breaking news updates on the go, download the app and evenible push alerts. swift action in san francisco where a third case of coronavirus has been confirmed in an fbi agent. the city has issued aggressive recommendations to curb the spread of the virus. >> we must reduce the times and places where people come together. >> in santa clara county, there are at least two dozen confirmed cases. alameda announced a third case from the passenger grand princess cruise ship who returned last month. stanford university will cancel the final two weeks of classes and move them online. >> the university confirmed a faculty member has tested positive for covid-19. people who have had contact with that faculty member have been asked to self-isolate. bay area wide, there are 52

confirmed coronavirus cases. the bulk in santa clara county. as more people get tested they expect the number to incrse. a facing the tough decision whether to cancel events. >> our reporter joins us live from oakland where several big events went on as planned tonight. >> reporter: good evening. oakland had a busy night, huge rock concert, hugely popular street fair. people are coming out. but those who do come out, many say they're taking extra precautions. on a warm summer night, the oakland first friday street fair can attract up to 30,000 people. but tonight it was cold and a slightly smaller crowd. >> i expected there are to be more people. >> reporter: erica asays she's not concerned about the coronavirus, but organizers say some people are.

>> we did have two people pull out just out of, you know, caution. >> reporter: two vendors? >> yes, we did. but everyone feels pretty safe out here. >> reporter: sarah hattie says extra sanitizing stations were set up for the street fair. linda daniels was ready for a night out. >> i use the clorox, wipes and d spray, lie sol. i have it in my purse, and i ate before i came, and if i'm not buying it, i'm not touching it. so i have no concerns. >> reporter: over at the oakland coliseum, kiss. you are ready for tonight. >> i ham so ready for tonight, yeah. >> reporter: big fan? >> huge fan. >> reporter: sarah grimes and her friends say tonight they're focused on the music but also know how to stay safe. >> from what i know about it, i'm in good health and i know how to have basic hygiene, so i don't think it's going to be a

problem. >> reporter: the public health officials have been emphasizing for weeks that common sense hygiene practice also go a long way in keeping people safe. >> thank you. san francisco city leaders have laid out drastic recommendations trying to low the spread of this virus. the city called for the cancellation of large gatherings like concerts and sporting events and employers should be urged to let people work from heart and suspend nonessential travel. those who were the most vulnerable, including people 60 and over and those with health conditions are asked to limit their outings. the city will text you coronavirus alerts. you can sign up by texting covid19-sf to the short code 888777. >> information like, you know, making sure that you do regular cleaning or wash your hands or if there's any announcement the city needs to make, we're going to use that channel for that.

s run called off. >> other events canceled include -- >> but there are events still going on. and that would include tomorrow night's golden state warriors game at chase center in a game you can see here on abc 7. craft chocolate experience is under way this weekend. and flower bulb day has not been called off. >> a number of employe employe e been asking employees to work from home to protect employees.

>>72-yr-d man had been on the cruise ship who were diagnosed with coronavirus. officials sent home seven officers who had come into contact with the man. in the south bay, this is the costco on center road in san jose. it's completely out of water and toilet paper. >> stores are getting deliveries every day but say it's not enough for the increased demand. costco has suspended free food samples because of safety concerns. if you have any questions about the coronavirus, we've got answers for you. go to abc7news.com/coronavirus. we have an entire page dedicated and related to stories. all the information you need to know about this illness. let's turn our attention to the weather, because showers are here in the bay area tonight. this is a live look outside from the kgo roof camera. let's check in with sandhya patel who is tracking the storm.

>> rain is knocking at our door. san francisco did receive enough from drizzle. 0.01 of an inch night, ending the 37-day dry streak, the fourth longest dry trech, not a record we want to look forward to. here's a look at the rain along the north coast. as this level one system pushes in tomorrow morning, you are going to feel the chill. here's a look at the forecast. after midnight, the showers move in, tomorrow morning around 8:00 p.m., you are looking at wet roadways. i'll let you know how long you're going to need those umbrellas. >> thank you, sandhya. track the rain on the go with your fophone by downloading our app. travel deals on flights and hotels are on the rise as the coronavirus spreads. but should you wait for those? >> first, a look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live. jimmy? >> join us tonight, please. would you ever buy your son a lakers jersey? >> yeah. >> you would? >> you don't have to, because i

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wall street. the dow closing down 256 points today. that's about 1%. it was down 900 points at one point today, so there was a bit of a rebound late in the day. and since we had the record high a little over three weeks ago, the index has fallen nearly 3700 points all because of coronavirus fears mixed in with some good and bad economic news. >> the south by southwest tech conference in austin, texas has been canceled because of coronavirus concerns. that announcement was made today. there are 331 confirmed cases in the u.s., and 16 fatalities, including two deaths in florida. the cdc is recommending older people and those with weakened immune systems stay home. president trump toured the centers for disease control in atlanta this morning and offered praised for the agency and urged the american people to remain

calm. and then talked about the grand princess situation. >> if it were up to me, leave everybody on the ship and use the ship as the base. but people would like to do it a different way. >> the president believes letting the passengers disembark that ship would send the american infection rate numbers up. the travel industry is taking a hit with the coronavirus outbreak as people cancel their plans and stay home. >> eric thomas found a silver lining. >> reporter: in the airline business, covid-19 has created a supply and demand problem. too many untilled seats, not nt enough passengers. >> i've seen friends talking about low fares to hawaii. >> i booked mine before this happened, so by fare did not come down. but the airports are more empty. >> reporter: airlines are also

waiving cancellation and change fees in the hopes that people who decide not to fly now will fly later. same with cruise lines, who have experienced coronavirus outbreaks. the ceo tweeted out this video to calm fears. >> our medical teams have specific health reporting protocols in place to protect everyone's well-being. >> i haven't seen anything like this since 9/11. >> reporter: chris mcguiness says he hasn't seen airlines with so many empty seats to fill since the terrorist attacks 19 years ago. >> we had united say they're going to cut their capacity by about 11%, internationally by about 20%. >> reporter: he says that's for the spring, but the real test comes later this year. >> we are seeing some discounting for cruises and for flights during the month of march, maybe early april. but we're not seeing big discounts for summer yet.

>> reporter: and it's having a bigger impact overseas. lu lufttanza are slashing fares by 50%. at sfo, eric thomas, "abc7 news." >> the weekend is almost here. and so is the rain. we need the rain. >> we've been waiting for this, so we need to be happy about this. sandhya. >> it's a become sight after weeks of no rain. i got the sense that larry wasn't so thrilled. he's getting used to all that warmth and sunshine. drive carefully tomorrow if you are driving around in the rain. slippery roadways, low visibility and breezy, much cooler. so time for thend jackets. live doppler 7 picking up the drizzle. we check out the the 40s, 50s, a live look from

the emeryville camera. you can see those clouds gathering. spotty drizzle tonight. colder weather this weekend. and the time changes this weekend, so turn your clocks forward one hour. sunday morning, daylight saving time begins. i'm not looking for the loss of the sleep, but i am looking forward to seeing rain. it's a light level one system on the storm impact scale. the snow level comes down to 4,000 feet, so mt. hamilton may see a light dusting of snow. 5:00 a.m., hour by hour forecast, showers beginning to move in. higher elevation snow, around 7:00 a.m., light to moderate rain. 9:00 a.m., scattered showers. this is going to be a fast-moving system, so amounts will be very light. noontime, showers around the santa cruz showers, parts of the east bay.

you'll see some sunshine late tomorrow afternoon into the evening. sunday morning, you see a few showers that are just skirting the coastline ang up the moisture. 4:00 p.m., can't rule out an ice lated shower on sunday. 7:00 p.m. in the north bay. sunday is your better day to get outside in case you want to go for a walk, a hike, a bike ride. we need the rain, we get it tomorrow. how much rain are we talking about. anywhere from 0.05 to the winter weather advisory, starting at 9:00 a.m., running all day, above 4500 meet. possible travel delays up to ten inches in the peaks. temperatures in the morning, 30s, 40s, cloudy with the rain starting in the north bay. a few showers in the afternoon. you'll feel the chill. only in the 50s. some areas below average. the second system next week will

of a sthern latitude system. we get our share of some showers monday into tuesday. but not goings we would like. accuweather seven-day forecast, level one tomorrow. wet and chilly. spring forward, sunday morning. slight chance of a shower, but it's early next week we bring back the level one system's milder weather. basking weather for larry. >> we need every drop we can get. >> behind up to 55% of average. riding public transit? what which of your devices are protected by daily security updates?

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in the north bay, smart trains says trains are being wiped down twice a day. they tweeted this picture. cleaned daily and frequently touched surfaces are disinfected. >> b.a.r.t. cleaning more, as well, with a hospital grade disinfectant. and the san francisco ferry has added extra hand sanitizer on boats and cleaning their ships more often. >> cal train has not increased training. buses and trains are regularly cleaned and sansanitized. >> a lot of hoops. >> and os chase center is taking extra cleaning precautions. we have march madness implications and dra

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- ♪ shine for the rest of your life ♪ ♪ stronger than ever, ever ♪ ♪ stronger than ever, ever ♪ ♪ shine ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ stronger than ever, ever ♪ - hello! hey! hello and welcome to the show! okay, have a seat. thank you so much for being here. we have a big show for you today. how far would you go for beauty? as you might have noticed, i walked really slowly into this building because they have me in shoes that are 3,000-feet tall. [audience "oohing"] that is not why i showed you them. that's one of the small things we do for beauty,

get in really tall heels. our wardrobe person said, "you know, it makes your butt look--" i'm like, "yeah, but i could fall down." but again, seriously, that's a smaller thing we do. you pierce your ears or, you know, with guys they get a nice little fade haircut. many things that we do, but what about the people who go to extremes? one woman i've been fascinated with for months now, she is featured in the netflix docuseries called "botched up bodies." she wanted curves. she got butt injections, and it nearly cost her her life. we also have two women who turned to cosmetic surgery because they wanted to look like their favorite celebrities. we're gonna talk with all of them to find out their journey and why in particular i am so fascinated with apryl, the woman who was in that docuseries. let me be honest here, surgery is not for everybody, and we get that, but we say let's talk about it.

this is what you talk about with your friends on the phone. so now you're going to talk with me, your friend tamron hall about it on our show. [applause] i mean, because i'm gonna keep it real, we've all probably seen a picture of someone, and you call your friend and say, "you think her butt is real?" we do, and as a result of that, the industry as it relates to butt injections has skyrocketed. i mean, it's incredible, but beyond that, we have the new, next, now, which is my little saying for anything that i love to trot out. we have revolutionary beauty products that if you're not into surgery, they say we want to try. so i'm going to put it to the test and show our audience, and there may be some surprises. [cheers and applause] joining the conversation in cyber hall, pt from mobile, alabama, watching on nbc 5. - hey! - elizabeth sitkins from orlando, florida, wesh 2. we love wesh 2, and jackie chase from--

i almost said jackie chan. jackie chase from capitol heights, maryland, watching on another of our favorite stations, fox 5 dc. let me get my cards, and we officially start the show here. so i don't know if you guys watched the other day. i was on a rant. i'm a dallas cowboy fan. i'm unapologetic about it. i don't care if you like the cowboys. you have to live with it, but i'm a '70s kid. i was born in 1970, and i grew up watching the cowboys with my dad in the '70s with stars like drew pearson, who was the wide receiver, incredible. well, drew was recently snubbed by the pro football hall of fame. i still cannot get over it. i was in miami talking about it. people who are miami dolphins fans were mad about it, but drew made headlines. he had an emotional reaction to the news that he wasn't getting in this year. so let me set everything up. he had gathered friends and family. they were watching it. there were tv cameras. it was, you know, this moment of celebration for this man who's now 69 years old. he was there and learned on national tv that he wasn't in.

here's that moment, take a look. - but, man, it hurts. it broke my heart. they broke my heart, and they did it like this. they strung itut like this. i'm sorry. - don't be sorry. - you've got nothing to be sorry about. - i'm sorry. - well, i was furious as you can imagine because we all know what it feels like to have something taken from us that we've earned, that we've worked for, and that happens to be his job. it's football, and it's glamorous, but it didn't have to play out like that. so i asked mr. drew pearson to come on the show. he said yes. he's here. affiliate ktvt, dallas in our cyber hall. you know, i ... when you are inducted in the hall of fame, i want you in this studio, but i know we had some time constraints, but you are here. thank you so much for joining us. thank you. - thank you for having me, tamron. thank you.

appreciate it. - okay. - yes. - tell me what happened. set everything up for us. why did you think you were getting in this year? - well, first of all, i had talked to a lot of people that had votes and were in the room, and they had known me for my playing career, and they were supporting me. i had about five, six people in that room, and that gave me confidence. coming out after they made the presentation, they told me that, "hey, it went very well. there's a good chance you might get this opportunity," and then also i thought being a finalist for the first time ever for the hall of fame, that this might be my opportunity to get in the hall of fame, and unfortunately, it didn't work out that way, but i wasn't overconfident, but i had more hope than i ever have had of getting that prestigious honor. - for a lot of people who don't watch football or don't get the hall of fame and what this means, i think this resonated because of the way it played out.

you don't have to be into football, but to see you there with your family and your friends, what was-- explain that moment to me. - it was very disappointing, very frustrating. i had a lot of people there, family, my grandkids, my kids, close friends. i invited every tv station in dallas there because i've known-- i've known them all. i've worked for every station here in town over the years. so i invited them all, they're all friends, so i invited them all. but the reason i wanted to make it public is because i wanted to share that positive moment with everyone, including cowboy fans because everywhere i go, people are saying, "you should be in the hall of fame." i get introduced sometimes when i'm making a speech presentation, "drew pearson, nfl hall of famer," and i get up to the podium, i say, "hey, you know something i don't know?"

- right. - so people-- a lot of people think you should be in there. so because of that, i wanted to make it public for everybody to see, but i didn't want-- think it would turn out in a negative way like it did, and when it did, i felt the disappointment and frustration of that moment, and i've never felt that kind of disappointment and frustration in my life. so it kind of overwhelmed me at that time. - well, it was a relatable moment. you are a class act, and let me just tell the story real quick. we're almost out of time. i was a young reporter reporting at ktvt, the station you're sitting in now. i was a mc of some random event that i went in. - yeah. - you do not remember this, i do. i went up to the water fountain following you because i wanted a picture, and i was scared to ask. i did not get the picture, but you turned to me and said, "would you like to go to the water fountain first?" and i said, "yes." i was not thirsty. i just wanted to be near drew pearson. so you-- - right on.