news to build a better bay area. this is abc 7 mornings. now at 5:00. tsa agents at a bay area airport test positive for coronavirus. the feds haven't revealed if they came in contact with passengers. meanwhile, passengers on that quarantined cruise ship in oakland are getting more antsy by the hour. good morning on this wednesday, march 11th. >> we can understand. some people are on that ship right now and we'll check in on that ship in just a moment, but, first, a check with mike on our forecast. >> hey, guys. tracking light showers in the south bay. measurable rain in the overnight hours. 280 has the best chance of being slippery the next hour or so due

to these sprinkles to light showers. let's broaden it out and see they're moving from northeast to southwest. they're rotating from land over to the ocean. and notice i put the clouds on here. if you go up into the north bay, the usual wet spot, they don't have any clouds. it's quiet up there. 101 and 880. and it looks pretty dry. a lot of it is evaporating before it reaches the ground. 60 to 64 with a mix of sun and clouds at noon. we'll keep the chance of stray showers in the north bay going through the afternoon hours. here's jobina. >> thank you, mike. good morning, everyone. we're talking about san jose right now. we have a look here showing 280. very clear conditions down there this morning. no major issues coming in and the road construction has been picked up since it is now 5:00. good news for your commute. looking live in san rafael. this is 101. some people out there interesting to see how this will all impact us as far as people working from home. will there be more cars? i'll let you know.

express lane construction san mateo 101 project and you can expect lane closures between 380 and south san francisco and whipple avenue and redwood city. reggie and kumasi. obviously, a lot of concern over what is happening with covid-19, especially when it comes to the airport. now we're finding out three people who have worked at the airport have been exposed. >> julian glover is joining us with more on this. julian? >> good morning, guys. we also want to talk about the overall impact that cases of the coronavirus cases with the three tsa workers testing positive has on air travel as a whole. the international air transportation association projecting a $113 billion loss to the airline industry because of fears of the coronavirus. people are worried about catching it and that means fewer passengers in the air flying and taking flights. some economists comparing the

hit the airline industry is about to take. this 40% dip in flights. they're comparing that to what we've seen after 9/11. we've seen picture after picture of half-empty flights posted on social media. now the airline industry is responding by drastically reducing the number of flights taking off. american airlines the largest airline cutting international flights by 10% this summer and dropping 7.5% those domestic flights. united and delta airlines both plan on cutting international flights by at least 20% by april and cut those domestic flights by at least 10%. we are hearing that airlines are trying to encourage travel by giving more flexibility when it comes to temporarily waiving change fees and we're also hearing some airlines are also dropping those cancellations fees for particular months, specifically march and april. again, trying to encourage air travel. again, all of this in response to passengers' fears about the coronavirus and those fears just confirmed as people hear of

those three tsa workers who have now tested positive for coronavirus here at mineta san jose international airport. more on that part of the story coming up in just a half hour. reporting live out of sjc this morning, julian glover. >> thank you. this more than 1,000 passengers are on the "grand princess" cruise ship. >> the ship has been docked at the port of oakland since monday. as of last night, about 1,400 passengers have gotten off of the ship. some people are showing mild symptoms of coronavirus. those who are not sick enough to need hospital care but still may be contagious are being quarantined in hotels. the hotels are secure and segregated from the general public. passengers from california who apear healthy were taken to travis air force base for quarantine. as many as 24 passengers housed in pacific grove. state health department says the

passengers do have mild symptoms but it's not clear if they've c contracted covid-19. the passengers will not be allowed to interact with other guests, employees or with the public. the san jose archdiocese is closing 90 schools in san mateo and marine counties for the next two weeks because a student and two parents tested positive for covid-19. no word if they're related but the student attends rirordan high school. teachers will post class work online so students can keep learning. >> we received other messages from band that we had a two-hour window to go one door to retrieve any instruments left there. >> more schools will start closing tomorrow going through march 25th. governor newsom now says 157 californians testing positive for covid-19. the state is ramping up its

ability to potentially test thousands of people for the virus. >> we have our state labs, 18 that are currently conducting tests. tests within that system. you have two hospitals in the state that are currently conducting tests and we have quest that is conducting tests. >> quest is the first commercial lab to offer testing. in two weeks california labs will be able to process more than 5,000 covid-19 tests per day. president trump will meet with wall street executives to discuss the economic concerns around coronavirus. andrew is in washington with more on that and the new containment zone et up near new york city. >> cities are taking an abundance of caution. one in particular is now in containment. as cases of coronavirus continue to climb in the u.s., a cluster in new york state now becoming the country's first containment zone. the national guard being

deployed to a suburban community just north of new york city. >> it is a dramatic action. this is a matter of life and death. >> reporter: that zone consi consisting of a one-mile radiance around the synagogue where dozens of people were sickened by an attorney. schools and businesses will shut down for two weeks and most businesses and grocery stores will remain open and people will be allowed to enter and leave. dr. anthony fauci with a warning. >> it doesn't matter if you're in a state that has no cases or one case. you have to start taking seriously what you can do now. >> reporter: in an effort to ease economic fears over the coronavirus, the president urging americans to stay calm. >> this was unexpected. it will go away. >> reporter: trump is proposing a possible payroll tax cut to stimulate the economy. "wall street journal" was reporting the trump administration is also likely to extend the april 15th tax

deadline to mitigate some of the effects here of coronavirus on businesses and families. abc news, washington. britain's health minister nadine dorries tweeted positive. thanks for so many good wishes. i hope i'm over the worst of it now. she's concerned about her 84-year-old mom who lives with her. she is the first member of parliament to test positive. you can see all of our coronavirus stories by going to one place on our website. abcnews.com/coronavirus. all the new developments from the grand princess, as well as the other developments from the outbreak. all right. it's 5:08 on this wednesday. look at these temperatures in our inland east bay neighborhood from lafayette at 50 to pittsburg at 57. most of us around 53 to 56 degrees. the cloud cover is thinner in the north bay. temperatures in the mid-40s there while the rest of us in

the mid-50s and even upper and 52 in san carlos. here's a look and the difference between yesterday and today. notice the flag it's not blowing off shore as intently as it was yesterday. we'll see probably just as much if not a little more sunshine and temperatures will be about the same today, which is nice for outdoor activities. limited breezes on the bay. pollen problems if you have them, they're continuing and showers that are possible on the light side down in the south bay. let's go up to the north bay. 52 at 9:00. nice, quick, run up to 67 at 1:00 and then at 3:00 about 70 degrees. we'll see the most sunshine across the north bay. for the east bay, stuck in the mid50s through 9:00 and mainly sunny conditions as we head into the afternoon hours and from noon all the way through at least 5:00. in san francisco, we'll definitely see more sunshine than yesterday and temperature a little bit cooler because we don't have the off shore prebre.

we'll talk about the weekend trending much wetter at least according to one model. i'll give you an hour-by-hour look at that coming up. 5:09 right now and we're looking at the map right here and the only slow down out of tracy and once you make it through the meter lights, it is clear. also no metering lights on yet. showing san mateo bridge and about a 17-minute ride and now moving to the south bay here, this is san jose 101. clear conditions down there, as well, this morning. no problems. and our drive times here and we have antioch to hercules about a 26-minute ride and 85 to the san jose airport a seven-minute ride. coming up next, the seven things you need to know as you start your day. santa clara's ban of large gatherings is putting its sports teams in a jam. the options they may be considering. an exodus at local college campus because of coronavirus.

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it's 5:13. if you're just joining us. seven things to know. three tsa workers at san jose mineta international airport have tested positive for covi-19.

all others are at home in quarantine. more than 1,000 passengers on "grand princess" cruise ship are sti . they are hoping to get off the ship today. some of the princess cruis passengers landing in oakland. passengers from california will be quarantined at travis air force base and mirimar in san diego. number four, there are at least now 1,000 confirmed cases of coronavirus in the u.s. the cdc is sending millions more testing kits to labs across the country. number five. here is a look at weather. we had some rain reach the ground. measurable. couple hundreds of an inch and now light rain falling in the south bay. and number six. i should have had the banner say smooth ride. that is what you're going to experience across the bay area right now. live look at the toll plaza.

no metering lights yet and take you seven minutes to get into san francisco. the next democratic debate this sunday will not have a live audience because of coronavirus fears. former vice president joe biden widened his lead ahead of senator bernie sanders after that mini super tuesday yesterday. well because of coronavirus, santa clara county is banning any event of 1,000 people or more starting today. >> that is putting the san jose sharks, earthquakes and stanford university in a unique position. play in an empty arena or find a different city to play in. we talked to people who are trying to get used to playing without any fans in the stands. >> i hope that's not going to be the case, but we'll have to see what happens. it definitely would be a weird feeling if that happens. we'll see. >> there is still some time to figure this out. the sharks don't have a home game until next thursday. stanford is supposed to host the opening round of the ncaa

women's tournament next friday. the earthquakes don't have a home game until next saturday. happening today, the nba will hold a conference call with the owners of the warriors and other teams to discuss the next step for the leagues in the wake of coronavirus. this could possibly include playing without fans. the warriors played last night against the clippers at chase center and it's concerned for employees, fans and players and will follow the nba's guidance. cleaning staff is wiping down surfaces including wiping down every seat before every game. abc 7 news was on uc berkeley's campus yesterday, the first day that all of its classes switched to an online format instead of in person. people were still there, as you can see. the suspension will remain in place through spring break in a few weeks. david louis found similar changes in the south bay. >> reporter: students at santa clara university leave their dorms and head home. in a few days, they'll get

online to resume their classes. she has a ticket to fly home to honolulu on thursday. >> the main concern is us going somewhere that is safe and somewhere that we feel comfortable because there is so much uncertainty here. >> reporter: they'll zuz zoom. students say they're comfortable with it but as engaged with their faculty as they are in the classroom? >> you can mute the zoom call if you want to and zone out a little bit. but, we'll just see. i think it depends from student to student. >> reporter: at san jose state the campus of nearly 36,000 students is quiet while trying to take a class for teaching her class online. she's familiar with zoom. >> i have to make the switch by monday morning. i need to be 9:00 a.m. teaching my class online and hopefully live because i do want to interact with the students. >> freshman david hong isn't sure how quickly faculty will adapt to distant learning.

>> they are probably in a panic and how are we going to transition class work to regular online work now. >> reporter: this graduate student from india is worried about getting sick. >> no one to take care of me. like there's no family of mine here. i'm just alone. how can i take care of me, myself. >> reporter: that has her thinking about going home to india and also concerned about leaving behind her research as a bioengineering student. >> they are in a strange position. >> yeah. you have to really make some choices. >> none of us had to do when we were in school. it's just the beginning, i'm afraid to say. hi, mike. >> welcome to the real world. more education than you thought. 101 and 880 looking pretty dry even though there is the possibility of sprinkles down across the south bay and not only now but throughout the day. here's a look at, well, going to look at walnut creek, but

looking at our roof camera. the flags are flying towards the east, which means we have an onshore. we are going to be inclear, pat and the weekend storm trending wetter. we have a sprinkling of 70s and 72nro 69 to 63 along the bay. tonight you can see the extra low clouds pushing through and into the bay. the san pablo bay and mid-40s to low 50s when you wake up tomorrow morning. here's a look at future radar for today. you can see the green still around the south bay and when you get a little sunshine and energy and warmth, another shower, too, could pop this afternoon and linger into the early evening hours. rainfall amounts 0.01 if you're lucky in the south bay. temperatures drier and warmer for thursday and friday and

three consecutive days of rain. almost unheard of this year. right. >> i'm ready for it. time to get cozy, everyone. good morning. we are looking at mass transit right now. ferries, b.a.r.t. and ace all on time. the website train status on ace is down. just be aware of that if you're trying to check before you leave the house. walnut creek 680. starting to see a few brake lights as people make their way south and very light and live look showing you the richmond san rafael bridge in that area and finally some drive times. antioch to hercules a 26-minute ride. highway 4 to the maze 15 minutes and highway 85 to the san jose airport a seven-minute ride. in today's gma first look president trump says anyone who wants to get tested for coronavirus can. >> but an abc analysis shows

6,800 tests in the u.s. as opposed to 200,000 much smaller south korea. >> in this morning's gma first look, where are the tests as fear and panic over the coronavirus sweep the country, the president is reassuring americans that there are enough coronavirus tests to go around. >> when people need a test, they can get a test. when the professionals need tests, they can get the test. >> reporter: vice president pence is trying to spread this message. >> over 1,000 tests are out. more than 4 million will go out this week. >> reporter: this morning some doctors are saying despite government assurances, they can't get the esttests they nee. >> a lot more undiagnosed cases than diagnosed cases. we really have to up our level of testing. >> reporter: coming up at 7:00 a.m. george stephanopoulos goes one-on-one with alex azar.

coming up next, scammers are now using coronavirus to cheat people out of money. how you can protect yourself. harvard

this is abc 7 mornings. >> updated the rainfall deficit for the rain year. we're more than ten inches in the hole in oakland and san francisco. more than a foot in santa rosa. nearly eight in san jose a a a in livermore. this is the european model the one doing the best forecasting. the drought in 2020. look what it does saturday, sunday and monday. brings an atmospheric river to us. tries to bring us upwards to an inch and inch and a quarter in all the areas you see in green which is outside of the north bay which receives the least amount of rain which gives me a little bit of pause.

the north bay always gets more rain. well, most of the time. we'll keep an eye on this and we'll get a greater idea when the high resolution models pick it up in the next day or so. here's reggie. from 7 on your side, grandparents are the latest targets of scammers trying to seize on the coronavirus headlines. the better business bureau has received its first report of a scam with a coronavirus twist. >> there's a long-term scam where somebody calls and says, oh, i'm with your granddaughter or grandson and he or she are very sick and we need some money to get this care and the grandparents so worried that they'll often fall for this. >> it's not a very sophisticated scam but laurie wilson says if you get a call like this. call your grandchild yourself or call their parents and see if the grandchild is actually okay. well, as you heard earlier, harvard and other colleges are ordering students to vacate the dorms by the end of the week

because of coronavirus. there are no classes at harvard but boston is on alert after nearly three dozen people who attended a conference in the city tested positive. harvard will conduct online classes for the rest of the semester. the mother was scrambling to find flights homes. the news has been really hard on her daughter, who's president of an a cappella group. >> she is devastated and i think every, i think it is especially hard on the seniors. as a parent, it is devastating and crushing to me that i might not see my daughter, you know, this is something i dreamt of for four years to see her walk. >> harvard says it will make some exceptions for students with no where else to go and for international students. that is something that you don't think about. graduation ceremonies and just these moments that will change. >> that would be really tough. but what can these schools do?

we're coming back with another 90 minutes of news. san francisco already has a limited ban on events because of coronavirus but that ban can soon grow. this morning we're learning of three tsa workers testing positive for coronavirus at mineta san jose airport. i'm julian glover with that part of the story coming up. what happens if somebody has trouble paying their rent because of n jose is stepping i that sick person protection. a live look outside at 5:27 this morning as some of you

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and getting passengers off the "grand princess" docked at the port of oakland. some cruise ship guests are losing patience. if you still haven't done your taxes, the irs may give you more time thanks to coronavirus. and good morning on this wednesday, march 11th. >> we'll get to all those stories in just a moment. first checking in with mike for a look at your forecast. good morning, mike. >> not what i wanted to hear. procrastinating on my taxes is a trait of mine. now i've got another excuse. possibly some sprinkles right here. 680 and 880 and the cut through right there, that could be getting wet right now by a light shower. light rain moving through the santa cruz mountains. this is all heading to the west. and it's kind of falling apart, but we did have some measurable rain as far north as hayward this morning or overnight. i guess my morning and your overnight hours. we just had a sprinkle move through there.

55 to 44 is milder this morning. 59 at the coast and near 70 for the rest of us with another chance of showers in the south bay this afternoon. here's jobina. >> thank you, mike. 5:31 right now and we're looking at oakland. live picture showing 880 at the coliseum and the headlights going south this morning just for some perspective there and we have not had any issues on our roads this morning. from vista point to the toll plaza, a six-minute ride there. i do have a commuter alert for you all through mass transit. cal train this weekend no weekend train service between bay shore and san francisco stations but there will be buses to provide some assistance there. three tsa workers at mineta san jose international airport have now tested positive for coronavirus. >> now all tsa employees they had contact with are quarantined at home. jeweli i julian glover is live at the airport with more.

julian? >> putting this all into perspective, it was just a couple months ago that we were talking about enhanced screening practices screened at bay area airports and we should have figured it would only be a matter of time for some of the airport employees to be infected with the virus themselves. that's the reality this morning here at mineta san jose international airport. three workers testing positive and all of their co-workers they came in contact with now being quarantined at home for 14 days. still so many questions unanswered this morning. when did those employees test positive for the virus and on what days were they working? did they come in contact with any passengers and we also want to know how many employees are under that quarantine. this morning i looked at sjc facebook page and dozens of comments from people who traveled through the airport now concerned about their safety and worried about potential exposure when they interacted with tsa employees. i spoke with a woman headed to a medical conference in denver still going on as planned.

>> i definitely took a second thought about where i was going, but at the end of the day, i'm just going to use universal health precautions to keep myself safe and trying to make sure that other people are safe, too. i decided it was better to travel than worry and stay home. >> in a statement released by mineta san jose international airport yesterday, they said that business is going on as usual here at the airport this morning. no word of any stepped up cleaning practices to make sure that the virus will not continue to spread here at the airport. also this morning, we are working to learn exactly how many of those employees have been quarantined at home and how that might affect operations here at the airport. still so many unanswered questions and we'll update you as we get answered. reporting live outside of the airport this morning in san jose, julian glover, abc 7 news. >> thank you, julian. getting people off the "grand princess" cruise ship is taking longer than expected. >> this morning some passengers

are still onboard and others had to wait on charter buss for a long time before they could get out of here. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield joins us live at the port of oakland where that ship is still docked. amy? >> hi, reggie. yeah, the passengers are really getting tired of this. passengers who are still onboard tell us that the food has really gone down hill. they say it's cold, it's hardly edible. they are really ready to get off the ship and they are hoping today is the day and there are still people on the ship. the unloading process has been a slow one. passengers describe getting off the ship just to wait for hours on buses and as officials screen everyone and then decide where they need to go. they still have 1,016 passengers onoard who hope to be unloaded today. we talked to some of them and it sounds like their patience is running out. >> this has been the most tedious day. your kind of reach a point where you're just ready to get things

over with. you know, kind of a little bit antsy. let's get off the boat and start the 14 days, two weeks of isolation. >> someone jokingly said last week or when we started this, well, maybe you'll get home by april fool's day and i laughed. but, now, that's looking as a possibility. >> well, most of the passengers are being taken to military bases for a two-week quarantine. april fool's day is in three weeks, she might make it. about two dozen passengers who have left the ship, well, they had mild symptoms so they are being taken to a state beach in pacific grove near monterrey. a lot of logistics for everyone to deal with. the ship's crew is still onboard and will stay there. they're going to be treated and quarantined on ship. reporting live in oakland, amy

hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thank you, amy. there are now more than 100 people with coronavirus in the bay area, that includes presumptive cases and nonresidents being treated here. napa county hasn't had any of its actual residents treat positive, but it treating patients. santa clara county as you can see on this map, 45 cases and that is the most in the state. los angeles county comes in next with 20. in contra costa county the board of supervisors declared a local emergency. health officials are recommending a community event with more than 50 people be postponed or canceled. >> given the level of coronavirus in our county, shifting from containment to mitigation. that means we're acknowledging that our efforts to isolate people and quarantine people who may have been exposed may no longer be enough. >> there are currently nine coronavirus cases in contra costa county. the county health lab has received 1,000 test kits.

two commercial labs will soon be online to provide testing for hospitals and the clinics in the county. san francisco already has a two-week ban on events with more than 500 people at city-owned buildings. but that could soon expand to other public events. supervis supervis supervisor aaron suggests a ban on attending warriors or other events is coming soon. little behind santa clara county which announced the ban on events with more than 1,000 people. businesses are feeling the effects of coronavirus. >> earlier this week mayor london breed announced a ban of people at city-owned buildings. they say it's hurting them in ways that they haven't seen since 9/11. >> really the ones that are being impacted the most are my employees. so, you know, they're going to lose shifts and income and everybody's kind of nervous and anxious right now to know how that is going to pan out.

>> mayor breed says the city is working on ways to relieve some of the economic strain, including strategies around taxes and financial support. san jose city council has taken the first step towards a moratorium on evictions if people can't pay their rent because of coronavirus. that will be in effect for at least 30 days but the council could extend it. the council has to hold a second vote before that ban is official. >> we have to do everything we can to be able to keep families in their homes. so, the point of this eviction moratorium is to ensure that we don't make a crisis worse by pushing thousands of families out in the street. >> the mayor emphasized this is not an excuse for people to stop paying their rent. official documentation will be required showing a loss of income. next week, the council will consider adding small to the c to. converted its garage to a drive through. where they are testing employees who might have been exposed to the coronavirus. today, washington state's

governor will announce a ban on community gatherings of 250 people or more in the seattle area to try to stop the spread. i'm surprised this didn't come earlier. that announcement is expected to target sporting events and entertainment gatherings and schools and workplaces are not expected to be included. you may have more time to file your taxes this year, according to "wall street journal" the trump administration is considering extending the tax deadline past april this is an effort to mitigate the effects on households and businesses but no decision has been made yet and it's not clear when the new deadline would be. super tuesday round two delivers more delegates for joe biden but even he and bernie sanders can't avoid the impact of coronavirus. the final act of harvey weinstein's rape trial begins today. the long prison sentence he faces. a big break for for for wildfire victims. ere. let's talk about what's going on weather wise.

i have live doppler 7 dialed up to show you that area of low pressure down to our south. opening up and weakening, but still the possibility of showers and even thunderstorms as far north as like monterey today. as far as temperatures, the farther north you go, the cooler you are. low to mid-40s through the north bay and vallejo 52 to 54. little milder there. and more mid-50s throughout the bay shore. 57 right now in san francisco and 58 in san jose and even low to mid-50s in the east bay valley. most milder this morning. look at walnut creek where it's dry and 53 degrees as we look south on 680 and here's driving today some sprinkles across the south bay. we already had some during the overnight hours. don't be surprised if you run into a few wet spots during the early morning commute. let's talk about some neighborhoods and we'll jump into the peninsula. we're in the 50s through 9:00. notice unlike yesterday, we had

increasing clouds. this time we have decreasing clouds and that will help push us into the upper 60s this afternoon. east bay valleys in the 50s through 9:00. and we'll get near 70 at 3:00 and mid-60s if you're heading out this evening and back to the south bay where we're at 56 at 9:00. and we'll hang in the upper 60s with more cloud cover and that slight chance of a shower this afternoon. let's talk about that commute more with jobina. >> thank you, mike. good morning, everyone. following a roll over in milpitas but thankfully not blocking any major lanes here at the montgue expressway. it rolled over and on all four wheels. it went off the roadways and some emergency crews in the area. live look showing you the bay bridge toll plaza and from here to san francisco, about a 12-minute ride. metering lights came on around 535 this morning and you can see just aside from that fastrack lanes, everything else is moving

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all right. here's a look at live doppler 7. you can see the showers we had overnight dissipating as they move through the santa cruz mountains and rotate out over the ocean. thunderstorms as far as meced and did you see those clouds yesterday the ones that looked like cotton balls hanging in the sky. there's so much turbulence up there and a few sprinkles in the east bay yesterday also. low to mid-70s through the central valley. let me show you the weekend coming up. saturday, look at the snow. and it keeps going. up to three feet by sunday. and up to four and a half to five feet of snow. >> you're really happy about the snow. happening today sentencing for harvey weinstein is set to head back to court to learn his fate. he was convicted on rape and sexual assault charges last month and now faces up to 29 years in prison. weinstein's accusers will get a chance to confront him in court

and he'll also have an opportunity to speak. the new york case was the fir criminal matter accusations of more than 90 women. a jury will begin hearing evidence as to whether the man they convicted for murdering nia wilson is sane. john lee cowell was found guilty of first degree murder for the attack at the macarthur b.a.r.t. station in 2019. he was also found guilty of attempted murder of nia wilson's siste sister. his lawyer doesn't dispute that cowell committed the crime, but says his client suffers from delusions. people who lost their homes in recent wildfires get paid first. t wildfire victims were also concerned fema may ask for repayment after they get compensation from pg&e.

the deal was announced yesterday in u.s. bankruptcy court. the coronavirus outbreak is impacting the presidential election and getting rid of crowds can spread the slow of the virus. so, the democratic national committee has decided there will not be a live audience at the next debate. senator bernie sanders and former vice president joe biden will go head to head. a majority of votes counted in michigan went to the former vice president and that is a crushing blow to sanders who won michigan in 2016. biden also won in idaho, mississippi and missouri. meanwhile, a video of his confrontation with an auto worker in detroit is picking up millions of views online. >> shush. i support the second amendment. >> biden has canceled an event

today in florida because of coronavirus fears. talking about the big mac now. that is a big enough for you. today mcdonald's is rolling out a new version with four patties. >> this is called the double big mac. really, mike. so the quadruple burger is 720 calories and mcdonald's is also offering a little mac with one patty. okay. both burgers on the menu for a limited time only. they come with special sauce, pickles, cheese. >> on a sesame seed bun. >> four all beef patties. >> who can do all this. this is a lot of burger. >> who asked for this? >> i think they're trying to compete with in n out. >> you can stack them all the way up. >> part of the secret menu at in n out. >> the secret menu.

>> that's cool. how many have you done then? >> the most ever? when i was swimming full time i had like a quadruple. yeah. you couldn't feed me enough when i was swimming. most parents know if you have swimmers, you can't feed them enough. >> now we know who this is for, reggie. >> not to mention all the cholesterol, sodium and all the the other things that come with it. not good for we'ltalk more about this later. let's get to the weather and here we go. an hour, hour and a half ago. looks pretty dry there. and looking down on beautiful city scape this morning. light showers possible again across the south bay and brighter in the north bay. spring warmth for all of us tomorrow and friday and all of us looking wet saturday, sunday and we added monday to the forecast. there's a potential for a minor atmospheric river. for today we have 70 in san jose, morgan hill, antioch, concord and 71 in fairfield.

and those are all the warm spots. everybody else in the mid to upper 60s. let's take a look at tonight. you notice the prevalence of fog along the coast and pushing into the san pueblo bay. here's future radar for today and you can see a little strip of wet weather there early this morning and then as we head throughout the day, the best chance of showers mainly to our south and up in the high country to our east and a random shower could stray into the south bay, once again. it will dissipate as we head into the overnight hours. so, my accuweather seven-day forecast. spring warmth thursday and friday and look at these temperatures up to 20 degrees cooler over the weekend with low to mid-50s by sunday. and a storm impact scale for saturday, sunday and monday. we'll take a look at coming up next, jobina. >> thank you. 5:50 right now.

want to let you know the ace website is back up right now. ace 1 and ace 3 are on time. b.a.r.t. has 38 trains running and ferries no cdelays. pretty clear conditions as far as our roads and also in san rafael, the isis is 101. clear ride for the most part. no major issues. our drive times here we have tracy to dublin a 49-minute ride. dublin to mission boulevard 16 minutes and highway 1 o1 01 to cupertino, a 15-minute ride. a pretty dramatic finale of "the bachelor." >> spoiler alert. sorry. >> we say the spoiler alert after the spoiler alert. that's a new one. >> i hate when people do that. sorry. the show ended with a -- we're telling it all. a failed engagement and kind of a rekindling of another

relationship. >> will you marry me? >> yes. >> i ask ed hannah to marry me. >> your words. you can't be true to them. why would i hear you out any more? >> okay. so, let me break down all this drama. you just saw peter pop the question to hannah ann and accepted, cried, it was wonderful but then after filming he admitted his heart was not really there. peter's family wasn't happy with his decision to end the engagement because i guess they just loved hannah so he reunited with madison who decided to leave a few days earlier. here's what his family had to say. >> my love went to hannah

because anyone who loves your child, your son, your daughter. you love them dearly. >> he'll have to fail to succ d succeed. >> i will tell you guys, i know how she feels for me. and i know how i feel for her. >> oh, mama is not happy. >> so, peter's former fiancee posted a picture on instagram overnight. flying solo, no turbulence. itser (elevator rings) great bag. twins! (excited intake of breath) my boss's boss, has the same taste in bags. i knew we were similar. just two fashion forward powerful women with great style. although, i'll bet she overpaid for hers,

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welcome back, everyone. the coronavirus dashed the dreams of the high school team hoping to win championship. allow the mustangs to play in last night's division iv game. the game was canceled because of coronavirus, even though classes at lincoln are still going on. abc 7 was there when the assistant coach jacob hill spoke with a district official but the answer was still no. so lincoln's season is over. just two wins shy of a state title. >> that is heartbreaking. >> yeah, that is tough. that is really tough. all right. san jose nearly eight inch rainfall deficit to santa rosa almost 13.5. that's where we sit since october 1st when we got when the rain season began. the potential atmospheric river. the model has been better

forecasting the nonexistent storms during the drought, unlike the >> good morning, everyone. 5:57 right now and things are light out there. live look showing you the san mateo bridge into foster city and about a 17-minute ride. good news over there. also in the south bay live look showing you 101 in san jose and moving over to our drive times. we have tracy to dublin, a 50-minute ride and highway 101 to cupertino 15 minutes. coming up new at 6:00, some of the most recognizable companies in the u.s. making changes because of coronavirus. >> what you will notice the next time you

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outbreak now reaching more than 1,000 cases in the united states. three of the newest cases are tsa workers at san jose mineta international and is leading to major travel concerns and containing the virus' spread. meanwhile brand-new video overnight of "grand princess" cruise ship passengers heading to texas and ledding to quarantine. those still of oakland are getting more upset by the hour. the latest on that, but first you're never more than seven minutes away from the accu weather forecast. here's mike. >> live doppler 7 and light sprinkles moving through the santa cruz mountains and measurable rain overnight in hayward and milpitas and half moon bay and few light showers around discovery bay right now. otherwise it's pretty quiet outside as you can see from our east bay hills camera and milder 45 up in the north bay and the rest of us in the low to mid-50s and 60