from the cbs broadcast center in new york city, i'm vladimir duthiers. it's tuesday, february 11th, 2020. this is the "cbs morning news." primary focus. voters in new hampshire casting ballots overnight. where the candidates rank as the first in the nation primary gets under way. coronavirus diagnosis. another case confirmed in the u.s. where the latest patient is being quarantined and the new measures being taken in china to keep the virus from spreading. and the aftermath. exclusive new video moments after kobe bryant's helicopter nt dow the message his wife now has for others who suffered a similar others who suffered a similar loss. captioning funded by cbs good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green.

we begin with america decides 2020. the first in the nation primary is under way in new hampshire. overnight the first ballot were cast in the tiny community of dixville notch. former mayor michael bloomberg won there with three write-in votes. one from a republican and two from democrats. right now the latest results from new hampshire show senator amy klobuchar leading the pack. senators bernie sanders and elizabeth warren are tied followed by andrew yang, pete buttigieg, and joe biden. laura podesta is in manchester, new hampshire. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. so the latest results and the recent polls show just how unsettled ththis race is. it appeared that senator bernie sanders of neighboring vermont was going to win new hampshire handedly, now it looks like voters are leaning more moderate. at midnight, the first votes of the first in the nation primary were cast in dixville notch, new hampshire. >> two write-in votes for mike bloomberg. >> reporter: a small victory for

michael bloomberg, three of the voters, two democrats and one republican write-in in ballots for the mayor. in states that can give national balance, voter katherine talbott is looking for someone who can beat president trump. >> we really need to make a change because our country is on a very wrong trend. >> reporter: she's split between senators elizabeth warren and amy klobuchar. >> let's surprise the nation. let's get this done! >> reporter: it's vermont senator bernie sanders leading in the new hampshire polls. >> let's win this thing. let's transform america! >> reporter: sanders is trying to hold off pete buttigieg. >> don't listen to anybody who tells you got to choose one way with your heart or the other way with your head. >> reporter: remember, whoever wins the democratic primary does not necessarily win new hampshire in the general election. president trump lost to hillary clinton in 2016 by a slim margin, just 2,800 votes. >> i'm trying to figure out who

is the weakest candidate -- >> reporter: president trump told supporters in manchester he's not concerned about his future opponent. >> they don't know what the hell they're doing. >> reporter: in the republican primary four years ago, dixville notch voted for former ohio governor john kasich, but the senate went to president trump. and as you heard, during his rally last night, president trump urged independents who can vote in either primary to pick the weakest democrat to run against him in november. so clearly, anne-marie, he's trying to influence the nominating process. >> just a little bit. laura podesta in manchester, thank you so much. so coming up on "cbs this morning," tony dokoupil is in new hampshire for the first in the nation primary. a new case of the coronavirus has been confirmed in california. the patient had been evacuated from the epicenter of the outbreak in china and is currently under observation in a san diego hospital. this latest infection now brings the total number of cases in the u.s. to at least 13.

china's daily death toll from the virus topped 100 for the first time. more than 1,000 have died from the virus. worldwide, more than 42,000 people have been infected. meanwhile, 11 americans are among the 66 new cases on a japanese cruise ship. an oregon woman found out on board that she had the virus. >> it was a very surreal experience to be told that you have this virus that, you know, as far as i knew could be deadly. >> in hong kong, extreme caution is being exercised. travelers from anywhere in mainland china are quarantined vir 14 days. criminal offense. at least six people were killed after a suicide bomber targeted a military act in afghanistan. it happened near a police checkpoint outside accountable. -- out kabul. officials confirm two civilians

and four military personnel died. at least 12 others were wounded in that attack. no one has claimed responsibility. an exclusive video obtained by cbs news shows the moment after kobe bryant's helicopter crashed. it's part of the evidence the ntsb is now using to determine why the chopper went down last month. kris van cleave reports. this is horrible. >> reporter: dramatic, new video at the crash site moments after the helicopter carrying kobe bryant and eight others went down. the wreckage still burning. the force of the crash scattered pieces of the chopper across the mountainside. >> the smell of the fuel burning and the smoke and the air, like it was just so thick and heavy. >> reporter: what -- >> you couldn't breathe. >> reporter: michael dyer was mountain biking with a friend nearby. he heard the helicopter flying low but couldn't see it in the fashion. >> we were yelling, hey, are there survivors? there's nobody that could have survived this. >> reporter: the video is being reviewed by the ntsb. vanessa bryant, kobe's widow, posted this

instagram video of her husband with gianna playing basketball. she's sharing her message of grief for others suffering a similar loss. "my brain refused to accept that both kobe and gigi are gone. why should i be able to wake up another day when my baby girl isn't able to have that opportunity?" she also posted this milestone moment for 7-month-old capri. >> reporter: memorials continue at angels stadium in anaheim where the altobellis will be remembered. john was a college baseball coa coach. their daughter was a teammate of kobe's daughter. kris van cleave, washington. china is denying engaging in a cyber theft after four members of the chinese army were indicted for hacking into one of america's leading credit agencies. investigators say the hackers this access to equifax computer systems for months, stealing the personal information of about half the u.s. population. according to the indictment, the criminals stole the driver's license numbers of at least ten million americans along with

credit card numbers and other personally identifiable information belonging to 200,000 americans. cbs news asked federal authorities if americans should be worried. >> is there evidence that this stolen information is already being used? >> there is not at this time. >> the hack which began three years ago rocked equifax. it led to a congressional probe. the resignation of a company ceo, and a settlement of up to $700 million to compensate the victims of the attack. a model delivered stunning testimony in harvey weinstein's sexual assault trial, debunking one of his accuser's claims. claudia salinas took the stand. she denied that she stood by and did nothing while weinstein sexually assaulted one of his accusers in 2013. her claim contradicts one of weinstein's accusers who testified last week. weinstein is charged with assaulting two women in new york city. he's maintained any sexual encounters were consensual.

new information in the case of two missing children from idaho. the two were seen last september. cbs news has learned that a cell phone belonging to ryan was found in hawaii with the girl's mother, lori vallo. a source close to the investigation says the phone was used several times after ryan disappeared. vallo and her new husband are believed to be living in hawaii. both have denied wrongdoing. two police officers were wounded after a suspect opened fire on them. it happened yesterday morning at a walmart store in forest city. the officers responded to the scene after receiving a call about a man making threats. the suspect was killed in an exchange of gunfire. both officers are okay. and torrential rain is hammering the deep south. parts of yazoo city, mississippi, were under water. some drivers were left stranded by flash floods. seven million people are under flood alerts today from texas to

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troop injuries in iran's missile attack. those are some of the headlines on the "morning newsstands." the "morning newsstand" -- the headlines on the "morning newsstand." "the new york times" reports more than 100 u.s. troops have traumatic brain injuries from iran's missile strikes last month at an air base in iraq. the number of injured in the air strike has increased dramatically from initial accounts. hours after the attack the trump administration said no americans were hurt. two weeks later, mr. trump described the injuries as headaches. officials say 76 of the 109 troops diagnosed with brain injuries have returned to duty. "usa today" reports prosecutors released court documents showing a fake resume touting the rowing achievements of actress lori loughlin's daughter olivia jade. it list years of rowing experience including multiple gold, silver, and bronze medals won in competitions. loughlin and her husband are accused of paying $500,000 to have their daughters designated as crew recruits to get into usc.

heug parcipad in crew. attorneys for loughlin and her husband say that they did nothing wrong. and our los angeles station kcbs reports on last night's memorial service for three victims of last month's helicopter crash that also killed kobe bryant. thousands of people poured into angels stadium in anaheim to remember orange coast college baseball coach john altobelli and his wife as well as his 14-year-old daughter, alyssa. she played on the same basketball team as gianna who also died in the crash. still ahead, tuning out. the ratings are in for hollywood's biggest night. biggest night. here's the story of

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our top stories this morning -- the first-in-the-nation primary is under way in new hampshire. overnight, the first ballots were cast in the tiny community of dixville notch. former new york city mayor michael bloomberg won there with three write-in votes. one from a republican and two from democrats. the remaining votes went to bernie sanders and pete buttigieg, each receiving one. a new case of the coronavirus has been confirmed in california. the patient had been evacuated from the epicenter of the outbreak in china and is currently under observation in a san diego hospital. this latest infection now brings the total number of cases in the united states to at least 13. meanwhile, china's daily death toll from the virus topped 100

for the first time. and exclusive video obtained by cbs news shows the moments on the scene after kobe bryant's helicopter crashed. it's part of the evidence that the ntsb is now using to determine why the chopper went down in california last month. meanwhile, bryant's widow, vanessa, took to instagram to honor the lives of her husband and daughter. a troubling new report spells out what all that time on social media is doing to our teenagers. it also outlines what parents can do to make sure their kids stay safe. >> reporter: the review of research confirms what many parents have long feared -- social media use is linked with mental discretion, self-harm, and even suicide. in fact, more than two hours of social media use a day is associated with higher rates of depression and suicidal thoughts in girls. tes of brog facebo 17s se it firsthand.ia

even though it's supposed to be like a connector, it's honestly very isolating. >> reporter: according to the article, kids who spend less time socializing in person are more vulerable. and easy access on line to information about how to commit suicide increases risk, too. something carol deely knows too well. her 12-year-old son gabriel took his life just over a year ago. >> kids can't get away from all this peer pressure. and i think it's just terrible. i would not want to be a child right now. >> reporter: carol started an organization called gabriel's light to promote the safe use of technology. now parents should talk to their kids about the risks of social media, but instead of banning it, they should limit screen time, both for their kids and themselves to set a good example. adriana diaz, cbs news, chicago. coming up on "cbs this morning," we speak with psychologist madeline levine about her book "ready or not: preparing our kids to thrive in

an uncertain and rapidly changing world." in our series "every state has a story," we shed light on the opioid epidemic in new hampshire. that's the "cbs this morning" for this tuesday. thanks for watching. i'm anne-marie green. have a great day.

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