>> reporter: jamie yuccas, cbs news, mcpherson, kansas. . it's it's monday, march 2nd, 2020. this is the "cbs morning news." a second coronavirus deathn es.h pacific northwest after two people died. researchers say the virus may have been circulating for weeks undetected as more cases are confirmed nationwide. i am making the difficult decision to suspend my campaign for the present. >> mayor pete is out. the list of candidates for the democratic presidential nomination is one shorter ahead of super tuesday. who's leading now? and after a month's long hiatus, north korea reportedly fires projectiles this morning.

good morning, from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs news headquarters here in new york. good to be with you, i'm anne-marie green. there are breaking developments in the coronavirus crisis. health officials in washington state say sa second person has died there. a man in his 70s died saturday in a nursing facility near seattle after the first death was reported this weekend. those are the first two coronavirus deaths in the u.s. researchers say the virus may have been circulating in the state for weeks undetected. there are at least 89 reported cases of coronavirus in the u.s. across 12 states. worldwide, there are more than 88,000 cases. the death toll is more than 3,000. so laura podesta is here in new york. what is being done here in the u.s. to prevent the virus from spreading? anne-marie, americans who are flyingk fm high 11 airp for a h screening, and then no matter if they have symptoms or not

they're being held for an incubation period. locally here in the u.s.. some state and town governments are making decisions to temporarily close schools or cancel sports events to prevent potential spread. >> reporter: the trump administration was out in full force this weekend to assure the public the risk of coronavirus is low. >> it is the confidence of all of our health experts who are widely regarded as the best in the world. >> reporter: the secretary of health and human services says additional cases are inevitable. >> it's simply a matter of math. >> reporter: over the weekend new york saw its first case asia >> ts was ivin nown connection to foreign travel. >> and so that's why we and the state of washington are deployed out there to try to trace who he had contact with had aand how h might have gotten the virus.

>> reporter: state health officials are warning people to avoid large gatherings. that didn't stop thousands who came out to support seattle's pro soccer team. >> taking all the other precautions we normally do. >> some americans are more concerned stocking up on essentials. >> i was very surprised to come here and see everything cleared out. >> reporter: in europe where the outbreak is more severe, the french government banned indoor public gatherings of more than 5,00 people. that led to the louvre museum shutting down. >> i want to go to see the mona lisa so i'm as by disappointed. >> reporter: the virus has now spread to more than 6 pharmaceui today. it was previous. but the virus a possible vaccine is expected to come up. new york senator chuck schumer is pushing to ensure medicare covers the coronavirus vaccine

whenever it becomes available, though that's not expected until next year. >> wow, laura podesta here in new york, thank you. and then there were six. six candidates remain in the race for the democratic presidential nomination after pete buttigieg formally suspended his campaign yesterday. he acknowledged he no longer had a viable path to the nomination after doing poorly in saturday's south carolina primary. he has not yet endorsed another candidate. that leaves joe bin, michael bloomberg, tulsi dwgabbard, amy klobuchar, bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. tomorrow americans head t polls in super tuesday. nikole killion has more from washington. >> hardly anybody knew my name and even fewer could pronounce it. >> reporter: one day after a distant finish in south carolina's democratic primary, pete buttigieg is ending hisig ends there comes disappointment that we won't continue. >> reporter: the 38-year-old former south bend, indiana,

mayor and afghan war veteran, was the first openly gay person to make a run for the white house. >> it proves americans are hungry for a new kind of politics rooted in the values we share. >> reporter: former vice president joe biden was full of praise after his resounding victory in south carolina. >> i can win in places where i don't think bernie can win in a general election. >> reporter: biden on a blitz suggested it's down to a two-man race with bernie sanders. but the front runner continues to outspend him on the ground announcing a whopping $46.5 million raised in february. >> reporter: it's how we raised it. we don't have a super pac like joe biden. states voting tuesday and more than 1,300 delegates at stake, all of the candidates are trying to stay in contention. former new york al fothe first timeince the caucus and primary contest began. >> i have been in 27 states, 67

cities in thee last ten weeks, and we'll see what happens. >> reporter: but on sunday, bloomberg faced an icy reception at a selma, alabama, church as some parishioners turned their backs in protest. nikole killion, cbs news, washington. >> protesters forced amy klobuchar to cancel a rally in her home state of minnesota. >> what do we want? justice! >> when do we want it? >> w! demonstrators took over a high school stage yesterday. they called for her to drop out of the race over what they say was the wrongful murder conviction of a black teenager in 2002. he was sentenced to life in prison in a case klobuchar prosecuted. an soergted press investigation uncovered new evidence and inconsistencies raising questions about how klobuchar

handled the case. and this morning, north korea reportedly carried out new missile launches. that's according to south korea's military. north korea reportedly fired two short range missiles off the east coast into the sea. earlier this year, the country had vowed to take, quote, shocking angst over what it clls beggangster like behavior from the u.s. over the weekend kim jong-un watched a military drill through binoculars and photos released by state media soldiers can be seen wearing masks, perhaps due to fears over the coronavirus. voters in israel are going to the polls this morning in the country's third national election in less than a year. the election could determine the fate of israel's longest serving prime minister, benjamin netanyahu. he also faces a criminal trial later on this month on corruption charges. the last two elections were inconclusive and neither nett netanyahu or his main political rival were able to form a coalition government. police shot an armed man

inside a catholic church on sunday. officers in santa ana were responding to a report of a man armed who appeared to be distraught and possibly suicidal. after he was shot the man stumbled out of the church where he fell and died. it's not believed he was planning a mass shooting and it's not yet known why officers opened fire. a police spokesman called the situation tragic. coming up on the morning news now, charges are dropped against a suspect who was shot by chicago police this a train station. and trouble in a newly reached peace agreement with the taliban. this is the "cbs morning news." the taliban. this is the "cbs morning news." if you have postmenopausal osteoporosis and a high risk for fracture, now might not be the best time to ask yourself, 'are my bones strong?'

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rato to subdue him before opening fire. chicago mayor lori lightfoot called the video disturbing. the man was shot twice and remains hospitalized. polic say they've requested an investigation by the fbi and local prosecutors: "politico" was reporting on a potential problem with america's peace deal with the taliban. afghanistan's president was refusing to release thousands of taliban prisoners on the quick timetable announced as part of the deal. this comes ahead of power sharing talks between the afghan government and the taliban. the u.s. has set a 14-month time line for troop withdrawal is based on measures to end terrorism not the progress of those negotiations. usa today reports congressman john lewis made a surprise appearance for a civil rights remembrance in selma, alabama this weekend despite stage 4 pancreatic cancer. >> we must keep the faith.

keep our eyes on the prize. we must go out and vote like we never, ever voted before. >> yeah! >> lewis helped mark the anniversary bloody sunday. 55 years ago lewis was beaten by police in selma while fighting for the the voting rights act. today is the birthday of dr. seuss. it's also known as national read across america day, a day to celebra celebrate and encourage reading, but millions of american children are studying. elise preston shows us how one nationwide program is trying to hep. >> he looked like a tasmanian devil. >> reporter: 9-year-old omari is working to become a stronger reader along with his 4th grade classmates. >> my dad got me a graphic novel, and i've been reading it. >> reporter: only about a third of american 4th graders are reading on grade level, according to a 2019 report from the national assessment of

educational progress leaving millions of kids in need of gruate from high school on time. >> reporter: karina pollen is ceo of reading partners, an organization that's working with more than 11,000 elementary students around the country. the program pairs young children with staff tutors as well as community volunteers to practice reading one on one. >> from first grade to third grade, children learn to read, and then there's that transition in the fourth grade where they read to learn, and so if they can't read by fourth grade, then they cannot learn. >> reporter: program manager ali hoyle works at this new york city school with omari and his classmates. she says benefits of reading aren't just seen in the classroom. >> resiliency, kids are not afraid to give up when they get to a hard word. they try and try again until they get it right. >> reporter: she says once the skills click, so does their confidence. >> he ran to the garage. >> reporter: the hard omari. >> what have you noticed?

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the 36-year-old has battled kidney disease sce he attentio to chase's need for a kidney transplant. >> reporter: the beloved coach has spent years on the donor list with no luck. >> reporter: at this time there's someone who would like to bring out a special gift for chase. >> reporter: still clueless, the coach reached into the bag for the gift of a lifetime. >> reporter: hold that up for everybody to see. it says kidney buddies for life, and what chase is going to find out is he has a kidney buddy for life in me. >> bess's former baseball coach scored the win turning out to be a perfect match. meg oliver cbs news, new york. coming up exclusively on "cbs this morning," a report from the better business bureau on the most common and riskiest scams and how to protect yourself from falling for them. i'm anne-marie green, this is the cbs morning news.

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our top stories this morning, the first deaths from the coronavirus are being reported in the u.s. health officials in washington state say a second person died there saturday. researchers say that the virus may have been circulating in the state for weeks undetected. there are at least 89 reported cases of coronavirus in the u.s. across 12 states, and that includes the first case in new york city. and pete buttigieg is out of the presidential race. the former mayor of south bend, indian formally suspended his campaign yesterday. he finished a distant fourth in primary. he has not endorsed another candidate. tomorrow is super tuesday where primaries take place in 14 states. a fourth grader is using a simple crayon to spark a discussion about multiculturalism. nancy chen reports from leesburg, virginia. >> reporter: at evergreen mill elementary school in leesburg,

virginia, 9 bellen woodard and her classmates are getting a lesson in history. bellen is now taking her coloring projects to a new level. it started last year when she came home with some tough questions for her mom. >> do you know what people are referring to when they ask for the skin color crayon? and she said no what is it? i said it's the peach crayon. >> her mom said it was hard to hear, especially because it wasn' the first time. bellen was the only african-american girl in her fwr grade. >> i said i don't know what they're asking for, but i presumed what they were asking for because that's been all of our experience. >> reporter: tasha told her to hand over the color brown next time, but bellen had a better idea. >> i'm going to ask them which color they want? it could be a number of any colors, and so that's when the northern peach started. >> she started with her classmates giving out packets with crayola multicolored crayons or pencils she's working

to get multicultural crayons or colors into every elementary or middle school classroom in the district. she has received donations from people across the country with similar experiences. >> it seems like this is so much more than just about coloring? >> yes. so it's more about making sure kids know that they're included and there's not -- and there's also not jus color. >> reporter: young artists creating a more colorful world one drawing at a time. nancy chen, cbs news, leesburg, virginia. coming up exclusively on "cbs this morning." a report from the better business bureau on the most chon and riskiest scams and how to protect yourself from falling for them. and we'll meet a new york mom who gave birth on leap day this past weekend for the second time. that's the cbs morning news for this monday.

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