per day, with a 3-day 1-park per day ticket. good morning, america. drastic measures being taken this morning to contain the coronavirus. italy on lockdown. the sweeping quarantine affecting a quarter of the population. the scramble for the last trains out of town. meanwhile, here in the u.s., the virus has spread to more than half of the states. new york, now, under a state of emergency. cases doubling in a day. our own reporter behind closed doors. >> this is quarantine. and it's a very, very strange experience. plus, the impact on sports. no audiences. >> i ain't playing. >> what players are saying and dr. ashton answering your questions this morning. and new overnight, the stricken cruise ship off the san

francisco coast now getting permission to dock. what will happen to the passengers aboard the "grand princess." their frustrations. plus, what about your own vacation plans. the factors to consider. primary battle. joe biden and bernie sanders, both on the attack. drawing large crowds. michigan, the big prize. can sanders pull off a repeat win from four years ago? and royal farewell. the duke and duchess dazzle their final working appearances. meghan promoting a cause dear to her heart. her wish on this international women's day. and good sunday morning. thanks so much for joining us. if you're in part of the country that does daylight saving time, don't forget, set your clocks forward and sorry about that

lost hour of sleep. eva is off this morning. we're thrilled to have mary bruce with us on a very busy news morning. good to have you. >> thank you. it's great to be here on what's indeed a very busy news morning. let's get right to it. the top story, new developments in the coronavirus. here's the latest, at least 433 cases reported in 32 states. that cruise ship off the coast of california with at least 21 infected passengers and crew is finally coming to shore. but now there are questions about where to send all of those people. >> meanwhile over in italy, the government is resorting to a drastic measure, they're putting a quarter of the population on lockdown. back here in the u.s., washington, d.c. now has its first reported presumptive case and new york's governor has declared a state of emergency. abc's stephanie ramos is outside columbia presbyterian hospital with more. stephanie, good morning to you. >> reporter: dan, the epicenter of the virus here in new york state is just north of west chester county. one man from that area is actually being treated here at the hospital, as officials from across the globe try to curb the spread of this virus.

this morning, a scramble in northern italy as officials order a lockdown, nearly a quarter of the nation's population now under travel restrictions in a bid to slow the coronavirus. a u.s. sailor stationed in naples, italy, testing positive for covid-19. the pentagon also confirming a marine stationed in virginia has tested positive as well. after traveling overseas. and overnight, the first case of coronavirus discovered in the nation's capital, a man in his 50s. >> he appears to have no history of international travel and no close contacts with a confirmed case. >> reporter: in new york state, governor andrew cuomo declaring a state of emergency, at least 89 confirmed cases of the virus statewide. 11 in new york city, including an uber driver. a man in his 30s hospitalized in queens. uber saying in a statement, it's removed the man's access to the app and is working with public

health officials. the governor blaming the federal government claiming that the state isn't getting enough money to fight the virus. and there aren't enough tests. >> cdc is a bottleneck for this nation in doing the testing. i believe the cdc was caught flatfooted. i believe they're slow in their response, and i believe they're slowing down the state. >> reporter: the outbreak spreading from coast to coast. in nebraska, medical personnel can be seen transporting one woman in an isolation pod who tested positive to the university of nebraska medical center. where other covid-19 patients are being treated. thousands of people in the u.s. asked to self-quarantine. our own senior foreign correspondent ian pannell is going through one right now overseas after reporting from asia. >> and this is it. this is quarantine, and it's a very, very strange experience. it's quite lonely. it's quite isolating.

it's the right thing to do. there was no alternative. what i've realized having covered this up close is that unless we all act in the best interest of each other, then it makes containment all the more difficult. >> reporter: the first batch of cdc testing kits went to california and washington state. the cdc says initially there were some manufacturing issues with the testing kits, but those issues have been resolved. they say by monday an additional 600,000 kits will be made available to public health labs, dan. >> stephanie, thank you. people eager to get those tests. let's get the latest on those 3,500 people stuck on that cruise ship off the coast of california. after sailing in circles for days, they'll finally be coming ashore. and abc's matt gutman is in san francisco with much more on this story. matt, good morning to you. >> reporter: hey. good morning, dan. this is still very much a plan in progress, but after four days of uncertainty, just a few hours

ago, passengers aboard that ship finally notified they will be offloaded just across the bay from me in oakland on monday, but one of the reasons for the rising sense of urgency, i'm told that over 1,000 people aboard that ship are in the most vulnerable of age groups, 70 and above. hours ago, salvation at sea for the 3,500 people aboard the "grand princess" cruise ship -- >> leadership is strongly advocating for all crews and and guests currently on princess, and urging the government to help us get our guests safely ashore as quickly as possible. >> reporter: the ship's captain then amending that. he said the ship will now be docking monday allowing passengers to finally disembark at the port of oakland. those with medical conditions will be screened and placed in isolation. those from california will be sent to facilities in state. everyone else will be sent to out of state facilities. overnight, the "grand princess" taking on drinking water and hygiene kits, but frustration

and fear had been boiling over aboard the "grand princess" with passengers stranded at sea for days. a retired sheriff's sergeant from broward county, florida doesn't scare easily, though he's rattled now. >> to be honest with you instead of floating around san francisco, i feel like we're floating around the drain just waiting here to get the virus and we're trying to get off this ship as soon as possible to get to a more sterile environment where we can make sure that we're tested. we haven't been tested. we want to be tested properly, and we want to make sure that we're safe. >> reporter: with this ship forced to to pirouettes off the coast for days, even the beleaguered captain sounded exasperated. >> reporter: vice president mike pence making the official announcement. >> we're tracking at this point

a ship that may have shared crew with "the diamond princess" or the "grand princess," and we have -- we have taken decisive action to hold until we do a full medical assessment of the crew on that ship. >> reporter: the cruise line said there are thousands aboard that ship. there are concerns about a crew member who may have been exposed from a previous grand princess cruise. on shore, preparations mounting. tents to set up in san francisco as police are now being dispatched to hand out coronavirus flyers. officials clearly trying to avoid the kind of disaster we saw on the "diamond princess" off japan, which about 700 people were infected, but there's still a fair amount of uncertainty here. we do know that the crew will be consistent on board the "grand princess" for about 14 days. we do not know how long or exactly where and which federal facilities the passengers will be held in isolation. still the folks we're talking to are saying they're enormously relieved to finally get off that ship, mary. >> relieved, i am sure. thank you, matt.

as the outbreak widens, president trump is facing more questions about his administration's response to the emergency. it comes as his pointman vice president pence made an unexpected visit to mar-a-lago. abc's kyra phillips is in west palm beach with more. kyra, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, mary. pence was already here in florida to meet with cruise line executives so he stopped by for a quick visit with the president. meanwhile, public health officials are still warning all of us there will definitely be more coronavirus cases in the united states, and president trump has repeatedly downplayed the fears of the virus spreading, trying to quell the panic. panic you can see daily now like in skyrocketing prices of hand sanitizer which you can find bottles on amazon for hundreds of dollars now. now even though major events around the country have been canceled, the president still refusing to call off his campaign rallies. telling me directly he didn't think it would be necessary, and overnight at mar-a-lago again the president saying he isn't

concerned about coronavirus getting closer to the white house. now as you know, democrats have been increasingly criticizing trump for mismanaging the outbreak and fueling the panic by contradicting the experts that are advising him, and when it came to "the grand princess," the choose ship off the coast of california impacted by the virus, the president disagreed with his task force saying he didn't want it to dock because he didn't want the number of cases in the u.s. to jump, and then on friday, you may remember the president at the cdc wearing a bright red keep america great cap calling washington's democratic governor jay inslee a snake after the governor of that hardest hit state so far criticized the administration's response to the virus. the president tweeting a short time ago, we have a perfectly coordinated and fine tuned plan at the white house for our attack on coronavirus. mary? >> kyra, thank you so much. whit? let's bring in our chief medical correspondent, dr. jen

ashton. so great to have you back on this. we've got a lot to get to. first, i want to get to that first big lockdown in italy. we're seeing something similar in china. they've actually seen a drop in the numbers there. could that be in the future here, that kind of mass quarantine for the united states? >> absolutely it could be. it's important to understand, whit, when we talk about what we saw in china, what we're seeing in italy, those are aggressive social distancing measures, so things like closing schools, canceling large gatherings, which we're seeing here in our sporting events for example, telework, teleschool if possible. but so many people can't do that. but that's a very important step in not just slowing the spread of this virus but buying us time, both of those things are important. >> potentially brace for that here. depends on what happens. i do want to go back to that cruise ship circling off the coast of san francisco. we are beginning to see some stages of a plan developing. it has taken some time, but are

you encouraged by what you are seeing? >> short answer, no. you know, let's put this into perspective here, first of all, yes, they'll be docking tomorrow, that's one more day left unchecked. this virus has a doubling time of seven days, which means in a week -- we don't know how many people on that ship are truly infected. they need to test everyone and then they need to take aggressive measures. bring those who are sick to a hospital. mild symptoms, in isolation, no symptoms in quarantine. this is not about reinventing the wheel. we saw what happened with the cruise ship in japan. we can't let that same mistake happen again, and interesting, whit, the cdc evaluates cruise ships based on their cleanliness, sanitation. people can go to cdc vessel sanitation program to look at the ratings.

the "diamond princess," we saw what happened there, had a rating of 98. "grand princess," according to cdc, 93. so the clock is ticking. >> they still have to wait until tomorrow that ship docks. we'll come back to you answer some questions from our viewers on that outbreak. thank you again. >> yep. to politics now, and another round of key voting on tuesday, six states up for grabs with michigan of course, being the biggest prize. the campaign is now a clear two-man contest between joe biden and bernie sanders. both of them are out campaigning hard this weekend, and abc's rachel scott is out there with them in st. louis. good morning, rachel. >> reporter: mary, good morning. just last week joe biden lagged behind his rivals in fund-raising and advertising. 48 hours out from the next set of primaries, his campaign raised $22 million in five days, launching his biggest ad buy yet, and now netting another key endorsement from a former rival, senator kamala harris backing biden. with a burst of new momentum, joe biden on the campaign trail in missouri turning out some of his largest crowds in the election cycle.

>> today, 11 victories today. we lead in national delegates and we lead in the national votes. >> reporter: charging into the next round of contests, hoping to keep an edge on senator bernie sanders. >> bernie said we have to get turnout to beat trump. well, guess what, we turned them out. >> reporter: flushed with cash, the former vice president using his fund-raising haul to launch a $12 million ad buy in six key states with a message to his rival. >> politifact has called the sanders campaign attacks false. >> reporter: senator bernie sanders is not letting up. stepping up his attacks. >> those trade agreements were a disaster, joe was wrong. i was right. >> reporter: 15,000 filled chicago's grant park for sanders as he fights to take back the race and expand his base. while the candidates crisscross the midwest ahead of tuesday's primaries, some voters say they're concerned about party unity. >> trump has got this huge, you know, push behind him, and if the democrats don't unite in

this election, we're going to have trouble. >> reporter: and with limited time, the sanders campaign tells us they are focusing in on the locations where they say they can make the most effective contrast with joe biden zeroing in on the rust belt state of michigan and challenging the former vice president's record on trade. dan? >> michigan's going to be key. rachel, thank you so much. for more on this let's bring in chief anchor george stephanopoulos who's going to be hosting "this week." you have bernie sanders on the show this morning. our colleagues over at fivethirtyeight, they give sanders less than a 10% chance of winning enough delegates to take the nomination. what's his most realistic path from here? >> this is also nuts, isn't it? a week ago we're saying, is there any chance for joe biden to come back and get the nomination? now we're asking the same exact thing about bernie sanders. the short answer is anything can happen, but it's a very narrow path for bernie sanders right now, and it starts tuesday night. basically michigan is make or break.

on tuesday night there are six contests. joe biden is the favorite in mississippi, the favorite in missouri, he's likely to do better than expected in places like north dakota, idaho and washington. bernie sanders is making his stand in the midwestern state of michigan, which is a key state in the general election as well. he beat hillary clinton there four years ago, i think if he doesn't beat joe biden there on tuesday the chances that he can get a plurality of the delegates to go into the convention is very, very small. >> but if sanders falls behind and stays in the race, just like he did in 2016, where he fell behind hillary clinton but stayed in the race all the way to convention, could that hurt biden in the general election? >> it's common sense. the longer a primary fight goes on, the more challenging it is for the white house. now one thing that's important when he was still ahead in the delegates last week, in fact, he was on my show, bernie sanders said whoever has the delegate lead going into the convention lead should be the nominee even if they don't have majority. will he stick to that if he does?

it's very possible that by the end of this month, joe biden is on a path to be guaranteed having the lead going to the convention which will put hard questions to bernie sanders. >> speaking of hard questions, let's talk about the coronavirus and the hard questions that are being asked of the trump administration this morning about their handling of this crisis. there are critical stories in the post, "the washington post" and "the new york times" this morning taking us behind the scenes as the white house braced for this virus. what are the political risks for the president going ahead? >> huge. all presidents are judged by how they handle crises, but the most important impact is for the president's political fortunes is the economic impact going forward. we saw the president -- his greatest calling card for re-election was the strength of the economy, the stock market, has been down 10%, some signs now that the ripple effect into the real economy could be quite profound. we're seeing it in europe, and we're seeing it in china. if that comes here as well, that's the greatest risk to his re-election. >> all right, george, thank you very much. i want to remind everyone,

george has a big show this morning, he'll go one-on-one as we said with presidential candidate bernie sanders. plus, for more on the trump administration's response to the coronavirus, george will be talking to dr. ben carson. that's all coming up on "this week" later this morning. and while i have you, here's another reminder. you can keep up on all the fast-moving developments in the presidential race and the coronavirus outbreak on our streaming channel abc newslive. george, thanks. mary. over to you. now time for the weather. rob marciano is here. good morning, rob. >> good morning, mary. great to have you here. we're watching a fast-moving fire that hopefully will calm down a little bit later today into tomorrow. this is what was going on in beaver, oklahoma, yesterday. over 10,000 acres was this fire. it caused some evacuations in this small town, windy, dry conditions, sort of be the case again today. but we're looking at this next system that's hitting san francisco to bring rain to the plains. that will help things out. san francisco hadn't seen rain in 37 days. this is their wet season.

a remarkable dry february they had. this system gets into the plains and will help the fire situation in kansas city. back through tulsa seeing rain tomorrow, and eventually getting into the northeast. this doesn't look like it's that big a deal. some rain from d.c. to boston. the next system coming in, this does look like a big deal for southern we've lost janai and now we have lost eva. i don't know what you gentlemen are doing on that side of the desk, but it's great to have you, mary. >> we're kind of matching today. >> thank you.

>> it kind of looks you're giving that shirt a test run for an easter wedding coming up. >> what do you think? >> looks good. thank you, rob. >> i like it. >> he owes me a few. >> that's right. now to a special moment caught on police body cam. an officer going beyond the call of duty. a police department in georgia just now sharing the video involving an officer, mom and a toddler's birthday. >> reporter: on a winter night in atlanta, sergeant nick boney and officer jimmy wilson spotted a woman at a crosswalk carrying a handful of balloons. >> how you doing, ma'am? where are you trying to get to? you want a ride? >> please. >> come on. >> reporter: as the woman heads to the back of the police cruiser, she reveals the balloons are a surprise for her daughter's birthday. >> it's my daughter's birthday. she turns 1. >> oh, really? >> and i wanted to give her a cake. thank you so much. >> you're welcome. >> reporter: then sergeant boney lines up a surprise of his own, handing officer wilson his credit card.

>> i'm going to give you my credit card. go get her a birthday cake with the number 1 candle. >> reporter: after making the purchase the duo drives the mother mom, and grateful for the gesture, she invites them both to join the celebration. >> we got a little surprise. just give me a second. thank you, officer wilson. >> not a problem. >> that is her cake. >> thank you. >> reporter: the officers gathering with family members. >> how are you? hi. >> reporter: singing "happy birthday." ♪ happy birthday to you >> reporter: and even getting some cake for the road. one interesting part of this, the encounter was almost overlooked until an audit was done of body cam footage. within the department. the two officers not looking for any credit apparently never told their superiors. we're glad they found it. they eventually put it out there. >> such a nice, selfless moment, and happy birthday to her. >> definitely. >> thank you, whit. lot more "gma" coming up, including the latest on the coronavirus emergency.

could we soon be seeing empty arenas? what the coronavirus epidemic could mean for major sports in this country. and also travel plans. if you are like me and you have a vacation coming up, what you need to consider if you are planning to get away during the coronavirus outbreak. and final appearance. harry and meghan dazzle in their final scheduled event as a working royal couple. we'll be right back with more "gma" right after this. "good morning america" sponsored by sleep number, discover the sleep number 360 smart bed for proven, quality sleep. for proven, quality sleep. smart bed. for proven, quality sleep. for proven, quality sleep. for proven, quality sleep.

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good morning, everyone. i'm liz kreutz. princess cruises says the "grand princess" will be docking at the port of oakland tomorrow. passengers were initially told it would happen sometime today. the disembarking process will take several days. the crew will be quarantined and treated on the ship and the "grand princess" will depart

oakland and remain elsewhere during the quarantine. 21 coronavirus cases have been confirmed on board. now a check of the weather with lisa argen. >> later sunrise, 7:30 and the view from emeryville, check it out, we have a bit of a pink sky out there, 47 san francisco. oakland. it is 39 on the coast. the view from mt. tam, we have fog in the north bay and temperatures are cold, 33 santa rosa. it's in the low 40s for you over into the east bay. cool day today, mostly cloudy skies, 59 in oakland. 60 in san jose. a few showers in the south bay and then we warm up. >> thanks for

♪ welcome back to "gma" on this sunday morning. a standing ovation for prince harry and meghan as they move forward in their final royal engagement. the sussexes attending the music festival in london. rob, you got a problem with that? >> no, i like the way you said that. >> nice and breathy. >> i was told that's how you say it. this was harry's last event as the captain general of the royal marines, a role that he'll step back from when the couple officially relinquishes their royal duties on march 31st. >> we'll have much more on the royals or soon-to-be

quasi-royals coming up. we're going to move now to other big stories we're following this morning. happening right now, drastic measures being taken to the contain the coronavirus, parts of italy on lockdown with a quarter of the population there quarantined. here in the u.s., the virus spreading to more than half the states. new york now under a state of emergency with cases doubling in a day, and overnight that cruise ship off the coast of california finally getting permission to dock. also right now, the race for the democratic nomination for president is in full swing as joe biden hosts one of his largest campaign rallies yet in st. louis. bernie sanders canceling events in mississippi so that instead he can zero in on the delegate-rich state of michigan, a state he won in 2016. voters in six states heading to the polls on tuesday. bernie sanders looking for a repeat. it is such a key test on tuesday. we start this half-hour with the impact the coronavirus could have in the sports world for players and fans. it's a busy time in the season

but there's talk games could go on behind closed doors, so to speak, abc's zachary kiesch joins us with more on that. sa zachary, good morning. >> reporter: whit, good morning to you. we have seen what this looks like in some countries. baseball game in japan held behind closed doors. soccer fans known for their passion and energy, absent in italy. it's been said that fans make the game what it is. in many ways, the true home court advantage. now the prospect that fans could be benched by the virus here the united states. coronavirus is the opponent no team prepared for this season. >> and it goes. >> reporter: as covid-19 spreads around the the possibility of athletes playing in empty stadiums like these is growing. >> might as well canceled the whole game. >> reporter: now the nba has told teams to have a contingency plan in place by tuesday that would limit attendees to essential staff. >> what these teams do will determine the way they feel about the city if they can go out or not.

>> reporter: a game without the fans, hard to imagine for some of the sports' biggest stars. >> how about james? >> i ain't playing. if i ain't got the fans in the crowd, that's who i play for. >> reporter: the move is the latest step for a league that already advised no autographs or handshakes with fans. overnight, the virus clearly on players' minds. take a look at these sixers players, sharing a pre-game hand shake. appearing to include washing their hands. the nba isn't the only league taking action. baseball is making changes, too. at the recommendation of the cdc, the nhl is weighing their own preventative measure including closing locker room access to media members. the league has already banned international travel. according to "the new york times," even the ncaa is considering playing its marquee basketball tournaments at fewer sites. division iii basketball tournament yesterday was played without fans. players aren't excited about this idea of no fans.

>> yeah, but they may have to get used to it. zachary, thank you very much, really appreciate it. this virus is of course, hitting at the height of spring break travel season. is it time to rethink that trip to the beach? abc's marci gonzalez is looking into all the travel concerns trying to sort facts from fiction. marci, good morning. >> reporter: dan, good morning. there isn't a one size fits all answer to this. it really depends on your age and your health. lot of people including pregnant women are having these conversations with doctors before booking or moving forward with travel, concern about whether they're putting themselves at risk but the potential of ending up quarantined while on their trip. this morning, with airlines reducing flights and major companies canceling nonessential travel for employees over coronavirus concerns, many are now asking whether their vacations should be called off, too. >> it's really a personal decision and it depends on your comfort zone. how old are you and what is your health like?

>> reporter: the cdc only recommends avoiding trips to china, south korea, iran and italy, but for healthy travelers, does not recommend canceling or postponing travel to other destinations. >> we want to be clear, it is safe for healthy americans to travel. >> reporter: amtrak, airports and many airlines now stepping up their sanitizing measures. alaska airlines releasing this video hoping to assure customers concerned about air quality onboard. >> it's not a self-contained tube within a three-minute period. you get completely new air. >> reporter: many major carriers are now waiving change fees. experts say with the covid-19-centered uncertainty, it's a good time to consider buying travel insurance, whether you're flying, taking a train or a cruise. >> certain benefits are time-sensitive so it's important to buy your travel insurance within 7 to 21 days depending on the company so you get the

maximum number of benefits. >> experts recommend having a plan in case you do get sick, including knowing where the nearest medical treatment facility is in case you do end up quarantine, having enough of any medications you need to last for an extended period of time. mary? >> marci, thank you. we were talking about this here, with spring break around the corner, so many questions, do you or do you not? >> travel for work as well. >> anxious times. >> some precautions taken last night at the daughter/daddy dance last night. it's the reason, whit i'm in a bit of colorful attire. i'm in that mode right now. i want to wear something bright and pink i'm going to do it. >> i say go for it. >> and if i want to dance the macarena, i'll do that, too. in that spirit, look at this. these are folks in snowshoe, west virginia, doing the macarena. i'm not sure that's the macarena

after what i learned last night. family doing it down snowshoe. next round of video from sun valley, idaho. beautiful ski season in the north. this weather report is sponsored by sprint wireless. >> and in "pop news," rob is going to do the stanky leg. >> yeah. turn myself around. >> how is your dougie? >> one dance at a time. >> all right, rob, thank you. still ahead here on "good morning america" -- our chief health correspondent dr. jen ashton answering your questions about the coronavirus. >> and how the virus is apparently affecting justin bieber's concert plans, that's coming up in "pop news."

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duchess meghan bringing an end to her career as a working royal with a message. >> we need young men to continue to value and appreciate the women in your lives. >> reporter: using her final solo engagement to highlight a cause we know is important to her, gender equality. >> so i just encourage and empower each of you to really stand in your truth, stand for what it is right. to continue to respect each other. >> reporter: meghan was at a school in east london, she invited the head boy on stage. he praised the duchess. >> she really is beautiful. >> reporter: meghan similarly wowing crowds last night as she arrived alongside harry at their final scheduled engagement as a working royal couple. the duchess dazzling in a familiar -- floor-length gown, and harry wearing his royal uniform. the crowd cheered the couple who were given a standing ovation as

they took their seats. >> harry wore his uniform as captain general as the royal marine, but harry won't carry out any duties as his role in captain. this could be the last time that we see him in this role. >> reporter: the charity concert for veterans and cancer victims, a last hurrah of sorts. but their final official engagement comes tomorrow with a royal family reunion to celebrate commonwealth day. that's certain to be a memorable and perhaps a bittersweet moment for the couple and for the rest of the royal family. this is a 12-month transition, for meghan and harry keeping the door open for a possible change of heart. dan? >> all right. thank you very much. stick around, everybody. "pop news" is coming up next. keep it here. stick around, "pop news" is coming up next. keep it here. because there are options. like an "unjection™". xeljanz xr, a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well enough. xeljanz xr can reduce pain, swelling

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happy sunday. >> good morning, guys. we begin today with katy perry who recently announced earlier this week that she's a proud mama-to-be, revealing the news by cradling her belly in her new music video. the singer then showing off her baby bump in melbourne, australia, ahead of the women cricket world cup. and then surprisingly on ryan seacrest's radio show revealing some friction between her and fiance orlando bloom, admitting to clashing every now and again with our beau, but at mittin att allows her to evolve into the best version of herself. i found this refreshing. i feel like, celebrity couples on this pedestal, she said we have issues like everybody else. >> now they have a little "firework" on the way. >> that was inexcusable. >> dad joke. >> plenty of sleep, it's relaxing. okay, we've seen big festivals canceled because of the coronavirus scare. we had ultra music festival.

we had south by southwest. now justin bieber's downsizing his tour, the "yummy" singer announced some shifts to his tour. the coronavirus appeared to have an effect on ticket sales. now, eight of stadium shows he was scheduled to perform in are being moved to smaller venues. but some good news, bieber is also celebrating welcoming his cat sushi back home. who he reported missing, sushi is back home safe and sound. he posted these pics of the cutie saying he and hailey were starting to lose hope, but in a twist, tv chef lee found the cat miles away. later, reunited with the bieber. so she's eating tuna. >> and their cousin mackerel. another bargain, there's a lot of speculation about tom brady's future with the patriots. if you got the cash you can live like him. brady and wife, supermodel gisele bundchen are selling their mansion in massachusetts.

there's a video tour of the luxury property released by the realty. it is massive, you guys. throw in some cats, and you got a party. >> thank you, appreciate it. stay tuned for george. stay tuned for george. good morning, everyone. i'm liz kreutz. princess cruises says the "grand princess" will be docking at the port of oakland tomorrow. passengers were initially told it would happen sometime today. the disembarking process will

take several days. almost 1,000 passengers are from california will be taken to a federally run isolation facility within the state for testing and isolati isolation. others transported to facilities in other states. the ship has been circling off the coast with 21 confirmed coronavirus cases on board. marine traffic website shows the location of the "grand princess" right now. you can see circling around 20 miles off the bay area coast. now a check of the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >> liz, good morning to you. we have a pretty shot of santa cruz, partly cloudy conditions and temperatures cold 47 in san francisco, 49 in san jose and can you see the city in between the layer of clouds? 46 in concord. visibility over a mile in petalu petaluma, two miles in santa rosa. at the day ahead the clouds will dominate and by the time we get into monday, still a cloudy sky

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