everywhere. everywhere. everywhere. everywhere. live from the cbs bay area studios, this is kpix 5 news. a cruise ship with nearly 2 dozen people who tested positive for coronavirus is expected to dock tomorrow and oakland. is headed for terminal no longer in operation. >> a list of large public gatherings that have been canceled keeps growing. sports teams are taking precautions even though they play games. if you are looking for hand sanitizer, you are out of luck. there are signs that panic buying is slowing down. it is 6 am on sunday and thank you for joining us. i am devin fehely. emily has the morning off.

let's check with the weather. any rain in the forecast? >> technically a small chance that if we got any it would be a momentary spit. you wouldn't get anything to measure. i think the bigger issue is that it is much colder. if you are going to step outside, an early riser, some places are 14 degrees colder right now. yesterday at this time it was warmer. let's look at treasure island back at the city. santa rosa, 33 degrees. if you look at the icon in front, see the moon? that is the one location without clouds. the clear skies have allowed the sheltered valleys to plummet as far as temperatures go. look at the difference. san jose is only 3 degrees

colder than yesterday. just to show you what's going on, yes there are a few showers out there if you can see them. you can only see them when they are moving. when i stopped the radar like now, you hardly notice anything. maybe through the marin headlands and maybe a bit down here on the san mateo county line. i will be back in two minutes. there is a small opportunity for rain. the grand princess cruise ship with 21 people have been diagnosed with coronavirus is expected to dock tomorrow in the port of oakland. it will reportedly docket the terminal no longer in operation. 3500 passengers have been quarantined on the ship. it is been held off of northern california for several days. so for only 45 passengers have been tested for the virus.

passengers who require immediate treatment will be the first to leave the ship. the rest will be tested and remain quarantined if necessary. betty yu spoke via face time with a passenger on the ship. >> this is the living room area. >> they gave us a tour of the cabin. >> we need answers and need to know where we are going and we need to be tested. >> she's one of 3500 passengers stuck on the grand princess. the journey from san francisco to hawaii was interrupted on the return when officials learned that a man who had traveled on the ship last month died of covid-19 on wednesday. >> at least 21 people on board the trip have tested positive for the virus. 19 of those are crewmembers. >> it is what it is.

you know, we will take it one day at a time, that's all we can do. >> she shared this video of deliveries by boat. the coast guard delivered protective gear to the grand princess and a critically ill passenger was evacuated. her illness was unrelated to covid-19. the crew said handing out entertainment kits is being done. craft boxes and playing cars and also word puzzles and coloring books. melinda dell is making a quilt. and also they are enjoying room service. >> what would you like to do the most? >> to see my family and grandkids and go back to work. >> that was betty yu reporting. numbers are growing by the day. six new cases in san francisco. eight new cases in santa clara. there are 64 cases of

coronavirus here in the bay area. in southern california california cruise ship is docking. there waiting to see if a passenger has the virus. no one is getting off until results confirm a negative test. >> in a statement carnival said they hope to start disembarking passengers at 6:00. that did not happen. the panorama pulled into port this morning and passengers have been kept on board. carnival said the guest hasn't traveled internationally and she doesn't need any of the cdc risk factors for covid-19. the doctors who checked her at a local hospital wanted to test her for coronavirus just to be safe. in the meantime guest have missed flights and had to cancel other plans. it is not clear how many people are on board but the ship can hold up to 4000 passengers in troubles to spots in mexico. the ship was supposed to fill up and leave with new

passengers and they too are stuck waiting. including a man who said he is not worried. >> not at all, wash your hands more and stay away from people that are coughing. don't touch things. people are more aware. if you take care of that and stay aware, it will be okay. we are not afraid. >> we are told that the test was expedited. they hope to have results back by 6:00. we don't know if that happened but assuming it was negative, carnival was planned to start disembarking passengers. the cruise line did not specify what would happen if the test came back positive. in santa clara county health officials have been urging people to avoid large crowds. the san jose sharks and earthquake plan to keep playing the games as schedule. the warnings that prompted the

film festival to change its plans. cinequest will run a schedule today and tonight but the second week has been pushed until august. organizer say it was tough call especially with the level is something that people had different opinions of. elsewhere we spoke with soccer fans who said the earthquake stadium who didn't let the rain or fears of virus get in the way of watching the game. >> is what we have to do right now, pay attention and be cautious. i don't think it's a reason to be crazy and not do this or that. unless you are older and you have a medical problem. i totally understand that. >> the warriors played last night in san francisco. so far no bay area sports teams are shutting out fans. warriors said they're taking additional cleaning precautions. they are urging anyone be high risk group to stay at home. meanwhile cbssports reports the nba said a member memo to the teams warning to prepare to play games and empty arenas. the idea is not sitting well with one of the leagues biggest

stars. >> it is impossible. i ain't playing. with no fans in the crowd, that's who i play for. i play for the fans, that's what it is about. if i show up to an arena and no fans, i ain't playing. >> lebron james of the lakers stopped at the area to talk about playing games. they sent a memo to teams advising plans to use this bombs over high-fives with fans. >> san francisco has closed the park senior center and canceled all senior programs across town for the next two weeks. the idea is to protect the elderly. the virus his people over the age of 50 especially hard. san francisco called up events like sunday streets. the arbor week eco-fast and the tulip flower bulb day. and another convention is now canceled, it had been scheduled

at the moscone he convention center on march 27. >> we keep a list on our website , www.kpix.com. coronavirus concerns are still creating a frenzy at stores and pharmacies. we sent out dial-in shopping to see what is in demand and what is back on the shelves. >> hand sanitizer is the hottest item right now. i went to six stores all gone. there are signs that panic buying is slowing down. at the south san francisco costco, workers handed out toilet paper like hot cakes. within a few hours toilet paper and bottled water sold out, even here. >> they saw toilet paper in the baskets but when i got there they were out and said to come back tomorrow. >> there were plenty of cleaning supplies and including

disinfected spray and wipes. >> it is not that crowded. actually the lines are not that long. i got good parking. >> the weather could've been a factor keeping people home. it appears to be cooling off with the panic buying. even though fear remains high. >> my doctorate dies me that if i catch the virus there's a chance of me surviving is slim due to the respiratory problems i have. >> she went to a number of stores but could not find hand sanitizer. >> i drove up here to see if i could get some hand sanitizer. nothing. >> with the exception of hand sanitizer, i did find toilet taper and water at target or in cvs. the other popular thing missing is the free samples at costco. they suspended that due to the coronavirus concerns. >> that would be a bummer but

it makes sense. at least for the foreseeable future. >> there's no need to panic and the best thing to do is practice good hygiene and wash your hands often. i am a dahl and. a proposed state law promises to protect workers who may be a been exposed to coronavirus. it would prohibit employers from firing workers who have to stay at home but are out of sick days or don't have sick days. the bills author said quote we need to support workers so they can take every action necessary to prevent the spread of the disease. coming up, the iditarod dogsledding race begins today in alaska. competitors will travel through the wilderness for more than a week. >> the burrowing owls are slowly disappearing. why communities may have to dig deep to bring them back.

in san mateo county wildlife officials are warning hikers to keep an eye on the surroundings after a mountain lion sighting. the cat was spotted near the hiking trail at the edgewood county park. the sheriff's office said the mountain lion was not

aggressive. it is time for the race across alaska and. the iditarod trail sled dog race gets underway today. the ceremonial start was yesterday and anchorage. there will be 57 mosher's. the second smallest in the last two decades. interest has declined recently with rising costs, smaller cash prizes and pressure on sponsors from animal rights activists. the race is nearly 1000 mile long. it last for 10-11 days. let's plan out some of the headlines. first, it is colder this morning. we showed you that at the top of the newscast. we are almost 15 degrees colder than yesterday. that is the first headline. the second headline will say we have a chance for a lingering shower. not just today, we have a chance . the chance for a lingering

shower will stay with us all the way through wednesday. none of it will be a big deal or amount to much. there is the storm sitting off the coast that will keep threatening to show up and give us a chance of rain. once we passed that by the middle of the week, it will be sunny and warm. first off here's high-def doppler showing us the light showers out there this morning. you can see them racing from the south to the north and there's not a lot to them. we see there aren't any showing up with real consequence. don't planning on using the windshield wipers at this point. let's play it to the rest of the morning, here's a good example. this goes to about noon. maybe there is a spotty shower moving across the peninsula. here we are in the afternoon. this is 3:00. you can see maybe a spotty shower here or there. if it stays cloudy, and the rain that pops up doesn't

amount to much. and it doesn't last long. the daytime highs today, we see them top out in the low 60s. cloudy and temperature similar to where they were yesterday. any rain we get doesn't last long. here's the reason why. we will have a chance of rain not just today but going all the way through wednesday. the storm is sitting off the coast and if we put this in futurecast, you see it's been its wheels. plenty of rain mixed in and some is thrown our way. is that most of us will go to southern california. it says tuesday night, that is when we have the next chance to see maybe a stray shower. most likely to the south bay. here's another look. this is tuesday night at 8:15. wednesday also will have a small chance of rain.

if you look at the totals, it's less than a 10th of an inch of rain. the majority will be focused from the second half of tuesday into wednesday. you will see in the 7-day forecast, i don't have rain icons on there. it should stay relatively warm as well, even with the small chance for rain. then we will really warm up one that passes. it will be sunny and warm for thursday and friday. then we increase clouds for next weekend. we have more coming up in the next half hour. back to you. it didn't last long yesterday but midmorning was actually raining pretty good. >> we had some isolated places and picked up as much as 3/10 of an inch of rain. that's good for us. we will need a lot more. california's burrowing owls

are losing their homes and construction projects are cutting into their habitat. and cutting down other numbers. rachel wulff tells us the city of davis is aware of the problem but has limited resources to address it. >> reporter: drive along the country road and if you look closely you will see one of these, this is a burrowing owl. the make their homes underground along ditches and roads. they are small, just half a pound and the size of a teacup. they land the land in. >> they've got their big trucks and equipment and stuff and they are not looking for a little bird in the hole in the ground. >> the preservation society said habitat loss is to blame. housing developments and farming operations. she has seen a 76% decline and i will population. there were 63 detected nesting pairs and 2007 but by 2014 there were only 15.

>> she's trying to get the city of davis to manage the city owned parcel of land to help protect them. >> they need vegetation to see their prey and see if a threat is coming. >> the city said it may not all in line with the land use plan. >> if we want to take the habitat we want it more favorable. you have to remove the vegetation and be harsh on the management. in essentially that turns it into the condition that is really only usable for that species. >> it is not an easy ask in this municipality that doesn't have special taxes to find single species management. >> they want to set aside a special portion. other counties haven't been successful. >> if they are successful in the borough one year they will come back the next year. >> coming up, the space as

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between two defenders. the senators went 2-1. that your morning sports. 4500 pounds of supplies are traveling to the international space station and there are some unusual items on board. space x launched a rocket carrying the materials from cape canaveral on friday night. in addition to food and supplies it includes dozens of plastic pellets from adidas. the shoemaker is using that part of a project making better's the chris. better sneakers. >> a rescue in alabama. they saved a man who got stuck in a tree. he was clinging to the branches for about three hours before they arrived. he was taken to the hospital with a leg injury. >> the latest on the cruise ship off the coast of northern

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welcome back. the time is almost 6:30. let's get a check of the weather with darren and the weather center. >> some of us wake up to temperatures that are 15 degrees colder than 24 hours ago. if you step out the door this time of day and you are in the north bay you will notice that. looking at the map you see the difference between where the thermometer is now and yesterday. you guys are feeling this the difference. most other spots, while colder is not as dramatic. it 7 degrees colder in concord. that means here's where the numbers stand. it is 44 in concord, chilly but not as cold as the 32 in santa rosa. a 12 degree difference. look at the bay and its 3

degrees shy of 50. there are a few light showers, if you look at high-def doppler, look hard to see them but they are there. you can only spot them when they are moving. but here and now you don't see them unless we come in for a real close-up look. a moment ago i had a few blips of green and there's one on the bay bridge. futurecast will show us this continuing through the day. plenty of clouds. every once in a while you see a blip of green that moves through the bay area. that gets us to noon today and here we are at 3:00. non-will amount to very much. there's a chance for an isolated very light sprinkle. i will be back with more in a few minutes. the grand princess cruise ship with 21 people have been diagnosed with coronavirus is now expected to dock tomorrow

at the port of oakland. the ship will reportedly docket a terminal that is no longer in operation. more than 3500 passengers had been quarantined. only 45 passengers have been tested so far for the virus. passengers who require hospitalization will be first to leave and the rest will be tested and remain quarantined if necessary. at least 10 people are dead and another 23 missing after a hotel being used in chinese in the battle against coronavirus suddenly collapsed. it was housing people who come from areas hit hard by the epidemic. all of them had tested negative . of many cities are isolating people from hard-hit areas or 14 days. it is not clear what caused it to collapse. strength italy has ordered a lockdown across much of its wealthy northern area. including the financial capital of milan. it is that country's latest attempt to contain a rapidly growing coronavirus outbreak. the unprecedented restrictions will affect 16 million people.

they expect to remain in effect until april 3. are not allowed to enter or leave the region of lombardi as well as 14 provinces and for other regions. that includes venice and parma. the a nomogram of vacations of the coronavirus are felt by the is this is near and far. airlines have been hard-hit and expert said the industry could lose as much as $113 billion. then there's the hit to main street. businesses are hurting, 21% reporting moderate to severe impact. the spreading outbreak is costing investors trillions. >> the sense right now is that we don't know the extent of the virus. that is why we see sue much volatility. >> some of the biggest names in finance including citigroup, j.p. morgan chase and morgan stanley tell us that they may have to work or avoid wall street work

as a precaution. >> it's to the next democratic presidential primary for joe biden and bernie sanders. as cbs news nikole killion reports, the two top contenders will face off tuesday in six more states. >> in the show me state, former vice president joe biden showed out. >> the pond and declared that my campaign was dead. >> bolstered by delegate lead and a flurry of endorsements and an infusion of cash, the newly minted front runner took on his democratic opponent. >> senator sanders like to see he will have a record turnout to be donald trump. he's right, our campaign will do that. >> a two-person race, that's what we've got. >> bernie sanders adjusted his

schedule to stay focused on michigan a state he nearly one in 2016. >> joe biden can generate enthusiast him but i have no doubt that we are the campaign that can be trumped. >> with the competition tightening sanders sharpened his contrast with biden on trade and social security. >> medicare, that is the guerrilla. we've got to put all of it on the table, everything. >> the biden campaign counter, enlarging its single advertising blitz. >> joe biden has been a strong supporter of social security. >> $12 million by across six states. as biden and sanders duke it out they will share the same turf come election night. both candidates have scheduled events in ohio, one of several key battlegrounds that votes later. this morning senator kamala

harris endorsed biden for president in a statement. she referred to biden as best prepared to quote steer america through these turbulent times. she was among the many to run for the democratic nomination but dropped out in december. strength the federal aviation administration wants to find boeing about $20 million. they allege that boeing violated federal aviation regulations when it certified the two types of aircraft as airworthy. the agency said sensors on the 737 max aircraft were not proven compatible in testing. boeing has had a month to respond to the faa allegations. the 737 max have been grounded after two crashes killed more than 300 people. to former oakland police chiefs say the federal monitor overseeing the department should be fired. why they believe the oversight is an expensive boondoggle. >> reporter: the former chief

said the federal monitors were in it for the money and it's time for him to go. >> i wonder who is monitoring the monitor. >> former chief enterobacter blasted robert warshaw saying he has no interest in getting the oakland police department off federal oversight because the benefits from it. they gave his firm $1.2 million a year to oversee that. it was designed to oversee the police misconduct lawsuit. it has dragged on since 2003 and cost taxpayers $28 million. >> there have been 10 chiefs, four mayors, two judges, two monitoring agency, something is wrong. >> she started questioning the federal monitors last year. she couldn't speak out because they could fire her. last month the citizen led police commission and the mayor did fire her.

kirkpatrick said she will sue the city over her firing. more importantly, she said she owes it to oakland residents to speak out about were shot. >> they are spending more time on administrative tasks than they are able to be out there and fighting crime. >> it was difficult to be in compliance and fight crime. we had more people in internal affairs then homicide. >> howard jordan hopes federal authority will fire the monitor. the civil rights attorney said it's not the problem he said the police department was so close to full compliance, just three items left. under kirkpatrick's leadership, a federal judge added five more tasks. >> now that she has been terminated, she is doing sour grapes about the monitor and the police commission and all the rest. she's blaming everyone but herself. >> im dahl and, kpix 5. >> city councilman said that he and other members will make changes to the citizen run police commission.

he believes the city council not the commissioner should have the final word on firing the police chief. uc berkeley's biggest donation and history will create a new science hub for the school. an anonymous donor gave $252 million toward creating the new brick-and-mortar hub for the division of computing, data science and society. it makes a part of the $6 billion fundraising campaign. additionals are private support of 300 million will be raised for the capital project. strength scott wiener of san francisco has a new proposal to boost the bay area's affordable housing supply. it will allow churches and other faith institutions to build it on their surplus land. the bill sb 899 with ease zoning restrictions to allow for the construction of up to 150 affordable units. on excess property belonging to churches, nonprofit hospitals, synagogues and mosques. it will depend on the area and

limited to 40 units. senator weiner said churches and other religious and charitable institutions often have land to spare and they should be able to use the land to build affordable housing and thus further their mission. bay area real estate is still finding ways to surprise us. the latest attention grabbing transaction involves a dilapidated shack that sold for $2 million. don ford on what the new owners plan to do with the property. real estate is known worldwide for having extraordinarily extravagant prices. this uninhabitable shack just sold, proving the point. it has been sitting here for decades. this dilapidated shack on top of the hill just sold for $1.975 million. cold will global luxury agent anna lori close the deal. she is excited. >> and you will tear it down?

>> they will tear it down, yes. it's a $2 million tear down. >> only in san francisco. the city researched and determined it has no historic value. to rotten and dangerous to enter. one somebody's pride and joy, a place for gatherings, now construction surrounding it with rooftop decks. fueled by tech money, it is forever changed in the neighborhood. >> it doesn't seem like any price is too high. >> the shack is the talk of the neighborhood and she laughs at the price. >> amazingly, less than what they were asking. i had heard they were asking 2.5 . >> we decided to go high and take her time. >> it's about the lot. you have a one-of-a-kind view. the new owners plan to take advantage of that. a three-story home with 360- degree views of the bay area. all within a short stroll up

downtown. >> the market is booming right now. it is incredible. >> i expect all real estate agents to say that. don ford, kpix 5. coming up, people in one town in northern italy don't mind staying in. the mixup that sent fresh red wine flowing through their faucets. the new findings that people may inherit their food and beverage preferences through genes. ♪

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suddenly turns into wine. people in one town in north italy got a sweet surprise. they turned on the faucet but out came wine. no divine intervention. it was result of a technical mishap at a nearby winery. somehow it managed to redirect 1000 liters of finished wine through the water pipes of about 20 homes. they have been hit hard by the coronavirus outbreak. but this might have helped calm the nerves of a few people. kind of a fortunate turn of events depending on how you like it. the story with today's forecast is actually happening now. the main impact, if you were in early riser and step outside, expected to feel much colder today. it did yesterday. look at the map, it is color- coded. you see deeper shades of blue for the north bay than the

south bay. there's green even showing up in santa clara. let me put numbers on the screen. it is 32 degrees in santa rosa. upper 40s in south bay. a huge difference. it is the numbers in the north bay that i'm trying to spot light. it is 15 degrees colder than yesterday. so bundle up, probably not need the umbrella. there is a small chance you might get a very momentary sprinkle today. i will show you that on futurecast. it is not the rain. it will be cloudy today. if the rain is not the headline it is the morning lows. the daytime highs are not that different. right around 60 for most places. we will go to 58 in santa rosa. as cold as it is now, you will warm up to where everybody else is going.

call it a great day. looking like it could rain at any point. if you look at high-def doppler now, it is the last three hours and you can see the motion, there are showers. really spotty and isolated. they fall apart before they do anything. barely within reach here off the coast. if we put the futurecast on, this switches to high-def doppler. there is the chance. not much but that's the few spotty hit or miss showers. that's why you won't need the umbrella. however, this pattern will hold until we get to wednesday. this pattern will stay cloudy and there will be an opportunity for a light shower. as long as we have the storm sitting off the coast. this is what has been driving everything for the last 36 hours . the real focus will go to southern california and they will get good rain but here that

is tuesday night. that is probably the next point in time where the system will be able to throw enough rain our way that we can talk about the possibility for something more noticeable. here's a closer view. stopping the futurecast on tuesday evening. there's a chance of a few light showers going into wednesday morning. not a lot in terms of measurable rainfall. look at the totals. as we look at the 7-day forecast in a second, i didn't put raindrops on their, is just an increase in clouds. not meaningful enough to put it there. however that will be snow falling in the sierra. it is like a lingering storm. and the next thing that shows up is sunny and mid 70s. by the end of the week of we go

right back to sunny and by next week and we cool down to the 60s. maybe a small chance of rain there. it doesn't look like that big of a deal. so keep your fingers crossed. >> i am looking over your shoulder at the bay bridge with a mix of clouds. it looks like a glorious sunrise. >> good catch. it is one of the benefits of having the capacity of the storm, you get a canvas. when the sun comes up we will get some pretty light out of this. >> some new research suggests that a person's food and beverage preferences are genetic. the study conducted by the university in japan discovered genetic links for patterns including whether people prefer tea or coffee. more than 160,000 people were studied but since they only

study people native to japan and may not apply globally. research is needed. still ahead, how doth experience is at home inspired one student to become the change. and how she is helping others.

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this week's student rising above scholar got a new perspective when she went away to college. as michelle griego reports, she wanted to inspire others to make a change. >> i wanted to be my own woman and know that i can stand my own ground. >> jenny mendoza is a strong young woman. a role model for others. this successful college sophomore has seen her share of

tough times. >> growing up my dad, he did drink a lot. there were other issues like domestic abuse. >> violence in subjects abuse followed economic struggle. they lost their home and education became her salvation. >> i found school to be a home away from home. a safe space for me. >> new challenges emerged at college. her parents divorced and she struggled. >> i felt that those challenges are really what brakes students in college. it's not academics, that can be helpful. you need help for your life. >> being away from home at that difficult time was a blessing of sorts. the distance allowed her to see her mom and dad from a new perspective. >> seeing the pain that a lot of women in my community went through and also the men. there was toxic masculinity and

all of this pressure. i think that recognizing that and knowing that is predominant and very prevalent thing in our community. it made me understand how i cannot become that. >> she made a commitment to herself. >> i wanted to be the change. >> she stayed close to her family and community. she wants to be a social justice advocacy lawyer. so she seeks good mentors of her own like cynthia chandler, director of legal incubator. a committee of lawyers dedicated to providing affordable legal service. >> she is incredibly smart and very caring and thoughtful. that's what we need. we want to work with people who were dependable. >> that she goes to summer break, she's looking for to new opportunities while staying true to herself. >> i wanted to branch out and go elsewhere. find the resource that i need

so that when i come back i can help our community adequately. >> to learn more about students rising above and it scholars go to our website, www.kpix.com /sra. we will be right back.

time for look at this morning's top stories. the crews that ship with 21 people diagnosed with coronavirus is set to dock tomorrow and the port of oakland. it will reportedly docket a terminal no longer in operation. or the 3500 passengers had been quarantined on the ship off the northern california coast. only 45 passengers have been tested for the virus. passengers who require hospitalization will lead first. the rest will be tested and will remain quarantined if necessary. strump another major bay area event is being postponed.

cinequest the san jose film festival will have screenings as scheduled today but the rest of the festival is postponed until august. 10 people are dead and another 23 missing after and hotel collapse in southeastern china. it was one of many being used as protective housing for people from areas hard-hit by the virus. all of them had tested negative for coronavirus. italy has ordered a lockdown across much of his well the northern area including the financial capital of the line. it is the latest attempt to contain the growing coronavirus out break. the unprecedented restrictions affect about 16 million people. bundle up before you step outside this morning, it will be cold. 15 degrees colder in the north bay then yesterday. we are into the low 30s of there. story of the 70 forecast is lingering chance for a light shower. today through wednesday. then the second half is sunny and warm. thanks so much for joining

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