but it very well could be >> sarah joins us now from costa mesa. sarah, this is an emergency injunction how long will it last? >> reporter: it's only in effect until monday at 2:00 p.m. local time at that point it will go before a federal judge here in california for review. jose >> sarah harman in thank you. around the world a number of coronavirus cases is surging with health officials in a frantic rush to contain it, just a china now says it's getting a handle on the virus. nbc news chief foreign correspondent richard engel has more from hong kong. >> reporter: chinese officials tonight say they've beaten back the coronavirus, that the country's forced containment of millions is working, that factories are getting back up to speed, food supplies improving. one 17-day-old treated and discharged from hospital yesterday but china has revised how it counts those infected repeatedly. and the coronavirus is quickly spreading outside of mainland china. in south korea the number of cases is growing by the hundreds each day. most cases linked to a church

rus the fate of dozen bay area evacuees is ipped plans to gemo approved the city of costa mesa's request to stop the relocation which could have happened as early as tomorrow. nbc bay area's thom jensen in the newsroom with the latest as community leaders wrapped up a news conference. thom. >> reporter: terry, a short time ago they did, and the mayor and others were vocal saying the cdc dropped the relocation plan on them with just hours notice and few details about who exactly would be coming and why. it is estimated that they were told 30 to 50 people who had been exposed to the coronavirus on the "diamond princess" cruise ship would be among them and who had been under quarantine at travis air force base, those would be the ones who had been moved. costa mesa's mayor said the city attorney's office dropped everything to coordinate the successful injunction fight. now the cdc has to address the city's concerns before a monday hearing on the iron. >> hopefully at that point we will finally get some answers t have regarding this matter. we have more unanswered questions than we have answ

but costa mesa leaders say they weren't included in the decision. they're trying to block the move. >>> and more details this morning, coronavirus concerns are impacting the san francisco convention dollars. turnout por the rsa cybersecurity conference that kicks off today will likely have lower attendance. companies like verizon and ibm have now backed out. more than 40,000 people are expected to attend. >>> and take a look at how the coronavirus news is hitting stocks this morning. a live look at the big board. down about 782, 783 points. we've seen the markets drop rapidly this morning as the coronavirus cases outside of china are now surging and clearing the streets in italy right now. >>> 6:57. happening today, fans will say a final farewell to basketball legend kobe bryant during a celebrate of life and the seven others killed in the helicopter crash. today's date 2-24-20 pays tribute though the jersey numbers 2 and 24. organizers are urging people without tickets to just stay away from the area. it is supposed to start at 10:00 a.m. and it wi

did anyone ever tell you why costa mesa was chosen for this?f the questions at the hearing on last monday, the federal government lawyer had chosen the alabama site for all the individuals that came in the country to go to. then they said that california, they chose to keep californians in california. so it sounds like it was a combination of both the federal government and the state government deciding this. how they selected fairview development center in the heart of costa mesa, in the heart of orange county, one of the second most populated counties in the country, we don't know. it's just not the right location. >> neil: all right. we had senator richard shelby from alabama advocating now in our state. now the issue is how in your city. how do residents feel? >> the residents are very concerned for the same reasons. there's some established emergency response protocols and procedures that are just being ignored. they were planning to move people in in the dark of night. we were informed on a thursday night. and then they were expecting to

any coronavirus patients to costa mesa. yesterday community leaders blasted the plan. >> this isn't just about costa mesa, this is about our orange county region and we are all united in addressing this, what we think is a public health crisis here in our community. >> community leaders also questioned why what they describe as a densely populated area would be the chosen relocation site for coronavirus patients. >>> 7:09. much more ahead on "today in the bay." we go live to washington to talk with chuck todd and get a preview of this week's ""meet the press." >>> filmmaker, actor and long-time republican. clint eastwood says he's shifting his support for president. the new candidate he's now supporting. vo: a problem solver for president. that's mike bloomberg. a middle class kid who built a global company from scratch. mayor of new york, rebuilding the city after the 9-11 terrorist attack, creating 450,000 jobs. running for president - and on a roll. workable plans to deliver on better health care. affordable college. job

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costa mesa city leaders say the government wanted to bring in up to 50 patients from travis air force base. that mitt begs the question about how many patients are actually at the fairfield base. the cdc said the request was just precautionary. there are 53 cases in the u.s. right now. initially 15 coronavirus patients were flown into travis bays. all of them have been moved out. 11 of those cases are being treated at local hospitals. the cdcs that they have no reason to move anybody right now. >>> this was preparatory work in case a batch of test came back positive and we had to figure out somewhere to put people. with a positive coronavirus test. don't have any needs to move anybody. >>> the costa mesa mayor said they need more information before setting up a quarantine facility. >>> with the outbreak worsening globally silicon valley stocks took a blow today. apple google cisco facebook all taking a plunge. apple recently warned investors it won't need his second quarter projections because the outbreak slashed iphone production. >>> new reports a surge in commercial construction i

liliana: las autoridades de la ciudad de costa mesa ubicada al sur de los Ángeles lograron bloquear lassta que se realice una audiencia sobre este tema la prÓxima semana. el doctor dice que se deben tomar precauciones antes de estos traslados. >> que las instituciones estÉn preparadas para recibir estos pacientes. que realmente se cuente con que los mÉdicos estÉn bien empapados del problema. >> serÍa mejor que estuvieran allÍ hasta que pasara el peligro. liliana: mientras tanto, lepe de medel coronavirus en algunos paÍses sigue expandiÉndose. en corea del sur, por intro, dos personas murieron y este sÁbado se informÓ de 229 nuevos casos lo que eleva a 433 el nÚmero de contagiados. un recorte en ese paÍs en donde la epidemia se considera en una etapa inicial. >> estamos viendo que se propaga muy rÁpido porque hay una alta concentraciÓn en garganta liliana: y henares. en italia el se registrÓ la segunda muerte por el coronavirus cuyo foco de infecciÓn se encuentra en el norte en donde ya se han registrado mÁs de 50 contagios y una decena de pueblos con una poblaciÓn de 50.000 habitantes h

health officials want to move patients from travis air force base into costa mesa to be quarantine. after backlash from the city council a u.s. district judge issued a temporary injunction locking it. the mayor said they need more details to ensure residence won't be at risk. >>> hopefully it is not a bad dream. it just seems irresponsible. it looks like we have 650 feet to the closest home. which is a little too close for comfort for us. >>> for all the latest developments on the coronavirus head to our website kpix.com or watch our 24 hour streaming service. on your favorite app. >>> oakland rapper is trying to clear his name tonight. prosecutors accuse him of leading a multimillion dollar fraud ring. he said he was set up by his ex. >>> the 39-year-old gained attention back in 2013 when he was shot and paralyzed while filming a music video in east oakland. he began walking again with the aid of a robotic exoskeleton. the fbi said the wrapper whose real name is amir rashad still millions stole millions by using other people's identities to secure fraudulent loans. he made his firs

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costa mesa's mayor is pushing back saying that bringing the patients to this populated area is the wrong approach. well meanwhile, a naval base in ventura unty has now become a quarantine location. federal ficials say brght their first quarantine chase to an ilated building on that base that has about 20 beds. it's la x will be taken if they nto visited places where they couldhave been exposed to the virus. anybody who comes. >>to the military base here in ventura county will be people who have been screened positive for having been at an at risk place but screened totally negative for any signs or symptoms of illns. >>well officials say that a person there now a us cizen who has not shown any symptoms of the virus so far. well the spread of the coronavirus has th cdc issuing new travel notices it's asking travele to take the necessary precautions and several asian countries, western europe and also the middle ea kron four's maureen kelly spoke to some trelnotices. sfo about the new >>only a few people could be seen sporting masks suppose still those traveling to t foren countries say ne

. >> this isn't just about costa mesa. this is about our orange county region, and we are all united in addressing this what we think is a public health crisis here in our community. >> reporter: community leaders questioned why such a densely populated area would be high on the government's list of relocation sites for coronavirus patients. the fairview development center where the patients would have been housed is currently empty, but it once served as an assisted living center for people with disabilities. the california health and human services agency released a statement today saying the federal government will have to pay for and provide security and medical care for the patients if they move them to any state facility. in the newsroom, thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >>> new numbers out tonight on the deadly coronavirus. the outbreak that began in china has killed more than 2,300 people so far. 78,000 infected worldwide. 35 of those cases here in the united states. today the u.s. government raised a travel alert f

they are not going to be able to keep these people away from costa mesa. >> neil: what happened?in some of these other, you know, countries where have you seen quarantine you had areas they include large swaths of very populated centers no more so than what's going on in china encompassing now half a dozen cities. more than 60 million people. what are we looking at here? any one? any town fair game? >> yeah. what's really insane is that the federal government has the power at the borders. but it's the state health departments that have the power in each and every state. now, they can delegate the powers out to local authorities. but the state gets to decide who is quarantined, who isn't. what these people have to do. it is literally the greatest power our government has over people who haven't committed a crime. the supreme court is 1900s and given these states unlimited powers to determine who gets quarantined and where they stay. >> neil: who rules in this sort of situation, andrew in the federal government or the state government? >> the federal government is in effect the dic

the fed plan is to send up to 50 people to the fairview developmental center 400 miles south in costa mesa the state runs a facility for mental disabilities and they have enough room but the city of costa mesa didn't want the people in the area ought of concern for resident safety. so that city went to court and a judge did stop the move from the people from travis down to their area. a hearing is scheduled for this afternoon to figure out whether or not those people here at travis could go down to costa mesa. reporting live in fairfield outside of controversy air force base, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> thank you. >>> more details this morning. coronavirus concerns are impacting san francisco's convention dollars. the rsa cybersecurity conference which kicks off today will likely be lower in attendance. corporate sponsors like verizon and ibm have now backed out. more than 40,000 people are expected to attend. >>> and happening today, leaders at oakland's mcclymonds high school plan to update parents and students and staff about the discovery of toxic ground water. the school was sh

costa mesa is in orange county and hope to the fairview developmental center. they housed about 3,000 people with disabilities. today the center is almost empty and state authorities thought it would be the perfect place to send people that test positive for coronavirus. that is until the mayor, city council and local residents said, huh-uh. watch. >> i can't think of one situation that would lead us to believe that this is an appropriate location. why? why costa mesa? why not? there must be politics at all levels involved in this. none of it makes sense. >> politics in california. who would think? so the city filed a restraining order against everyone from the state of california to the u.s. department of health and human services to block the transfer of the patients. a federal judge has ordered state officials to convene to sort this out. the state of california says the potential for transmission of the virus is "negligible" but residents are vowing to fight on. the mayor wonders why the fairview center is appropriate to house coronavirus patients when last

esto en costa mesa.d argumentÓ que antes de la ye de los pacientes en necesitan determinar que el sitio es adecuado para albergar. >>> la organizaciÓn mun tail de la salud. ha alcanzado el nivel de una pandemia. la gran mayorÍa de los casos son en china. y otros paÍses como italia, corea del sur e irÁn. >>> en china 409 casos de coronavirus son mÁs de 77 mil personas con infecciÓn. 2. 592 vÍctimas mortales. debido a este brote se han interpuesta reuniones polÍticas este aÑo en dicho paÍs. >>> la pista de los responsables. de las carreras clandestinas en varios puntos de la ciudad de san francisco. quÉ fue lo que sucediÓ este fin de semana. incluso en zonas residenciales. >>> las carreras clandestinas, continÚan siendo un problema en la ciudad de san francisco. la madrugada de este domingo se llevarÓn acabo estos actos ilÍcitos en distintas calles de la ciudad. >>> anoche vinieron muchos autos y estuvieron saliendo y dispararon. de repente y con mucho ruido y salieron del auto. >>> no vi bien, pero habÍa.

the patients were set to head to an empty building in costa mesa.t was assisted living center for people with disabilities. but because it's near a country club, golf course and several high schools officials want the transfer stopped. they say they weren't given enough time to put safeguards in place to keep coronavirus from spreading. a judge granted that restraining order for now. a new hearing is set for this monday. >>> the nevada caucus starts at 10:00 this morning with voting beginning at noon. it is the nation's third primary contest. and democrats are working late to secure votes. they held town halls and rallies yesterday and this is all happening as there are new allegation that is the russians may be trying to impact this election, as well. even helping bernie sanders. "today in the bay's" ian cole has the latest. >> reporter: the last-minute push for voters in the silver state. >> dream big, fight hard and win. thank you, nevada! >> reporter: candidates putting it all on themselves. >> i think we will have a lot to celebrate tomorrow. >

. >> this is not just about costa mesa but our orange county region. we are all united in addressing this -- what we think is a public health crisis here in our community. >> community leaders also question why what they describe as a dense populated area would be chosen as a relocation site for coronavirus patients. >>> and then a new bill is similar to a bill passed last year that limits rent increases for buildings at least 15 years old, and the land mobile homes sit on. >> and then the new candidate clint eastwood is supporting. >>> their daughter was buried alive, and now one family's journey to find closure. what they are asking the. >>> the much needed rain moves out of southern california but might we see rain chances ahead in our 7-day forecast? we'll have a closer look at those changes when we come back. which of your devices are protected by daily security updates? daily security updates... daily? i don't know. the only thing... i'm struggling with this. some providers you have to manually download updates to each device. comcast business se

costa mesa's mayor says that bringing people infected with the virus for populated area is the wrong. >> we will continue to push back against this very bad decision to place people who have tested positive for the coronavirus in the middle of the second most deadly populated county in california >> the judge has directed both parties to meet and try to reach an agreement. >>> inventory county, the naval base at ft. make do has now become a quarantined location for in one potentially infected with the corona virus. the feds confirmed they brought their first quarantine case to an isolated barracks. travelers arriving at l.a.x. will be taken if they visit a place where they could have been exposed. officials say the present the quit now is a u.s. citizen who is not shown symptoms of the virus. >>> new number us this morning could put in perspective the economic challenges that come with the >> in coronavirus cases and diane king hall has that story and more in today's "cbs moneywatch" report. and diane, we really saw the impact on wall street yesterday. >> reporter: oh, yeah it was a

it would involve transferring patients from travis air force base here to costa mesa. the mayor says the decision was made without consulting city officials. no information about how surrounding neighborhoods will be protected. the judge granted a temporary injunction and set a hearing on monday to evaluate the request. >>> coronavirus fears are taking a toll on convention business. as kpix 5's betty yu's reports several have pulled out of a tech conference this weekend. >>> the signs arthe chairs are out, the annual conference is ready to welcome 40,000 attendees to san francisco over the weekend and into next week. the conference and now verizon is no longer participating as a gold sponsor. ibm and at&t also withdrew. they are among 14 exhibitors or sponsors that have canceled, six are from china. >> i think it's a little bit shocking. i think it definitely speaks to the impact that this is having globally. to the mayor sent a letter to participants while coming and assuring them that san francisco is open for business. and events are proceeding as planned. she stres

why costa mesa? why now?> i think there must be politics at all levels involved in this because none of it makes sense. >> politics in california, who would think? the city filed a restraining order against everyone from the state of california to the u.s. department of health and human services to block the transfer of the patients. a federal judge is not ordered city and state officials to convene on friday to sort this whole thing out. the state of california says potential forio transmission of the virus is "negligible" but residents are bowing to fight on. at the mayor wonders why the fairview center is suddenly appropriate to house coronavirus patients when just last week the state senate was not adequate to house the homeless. tucker. >> tucker: trace gallagher. amazing story. more on the coronavirus later this hour and how the trump administration is planning to respond. tomorrow we're going to try and follow up on the edge of the chelsea clinton is a public health professor, weighing in on the corona

costa mesa's mayor is pushing back saying that bringing the patients to this populated area is the wrongeanwhile a naval base inventura county has now become a quarantine location. federalofficials brought their first quarantine case to an isolated building on that base that has about 20 beds. it'also where people who fly into l e x will be taken if there. if they visited places where th cold have been exposed to the virus. anybody who comes to the military base here in ventura county willbe people who have been. >>seened positive for having been at an at risk place but screened totally negative for any signs or symptoms of illness. >>officials say the person that now is a us citizen who has not shown symptoms of the rus, but we'll keep you posted on there condition as a continue to evaluate it. meanwhile stay with kron four's we continue our coverage of the coronavirus on our webste you can find the latest numbers of cases d how to protect yourself just go kron 4 dot com and look for the coronavirus tab under the news section. >>in the ea bay classes resume for studts at climbs school t

today a judge will decide whether to stop more than 50 virus patients from being quarantined in costa mesa. city leaders said they were not included in the decision by federal authorities to move from travis air force base and the hospitals in california can't hold all of the infected and noninfected patients. >>> coronavirus concerns impacting the san francisco convention dollars. the rsa cybersecurity conference which kicks off today will likely be lower. corporate sponsors in companies like verizon and ibm are backing out. more than 40,000 people are expected to attend. >>> a former director of the heart of san francisco's city hall probe is give plenty of information to work with. federal agents arrested mohammed nuru last month. he was still on the payroll with public works and since then prosecutors have served ten subpoenas on companies and nonprofits including pg&e and recology and it is likely nuru's cooperation will help him if he is convicted and sentenced. >>> and meeting today for parents, staff of and the community, as experts continue to test air in mcclymonds high school. a

he was a longtime baseball coach in costa mesa and his daughter was a teammate of gianna brian's on the mamba sports academy team. >> if i had known that was the last time i would see her, i would have smiled more and lived in the moment. >> the family leaves behind a 29-year-old son and a 16-year- old daughter. >>> it's 4:48 and there is an incredible south bay teenager defying the odds and doing things never thought possible. this teenager has had three open heart surgeries by the time he was 4 years old. >> we meet the boy in san jose who found an outlet he loves that helps him grow stronger. ♪ >> reporter: like many bay area teenagers, this 16-year- old who lives in the almaden valley loves music, video games and the 49ers. what makes shoham das unique, he has a rare congenital heart defect. >> i have low endurance. it can mean i need more sleep and i get tired easily. >> reporter: shoham das had open heart surgery at the age of only three days old. again, at six months old and finally, when he was 4 years old. he's cautioned to be careful with his body. >> i can't run or play tenni

federal judge is going to order a hearing and to locate the quarantine for travis air force base to costa mesa. >>> and now, a peek at san jose city and the bay, and the unseasonably warm weather is continuing throughout the bay. >> and kari hall is with us for the latest. >> yes, this is the sky ahead and the temperatures are well above normal and right now we are at 71 degrees in san jose. it is 68 in livermore and oakland is 63, and it is 70 degrees in napa and given that the normal high temperature is 64 degrees in the south bay and it is warming up fast. we are right now 12 even 13 degrees warmer than yesterday at this time. and so as we get ready to go out to lunch, a lot of the tree pollen is floating through the air, and now it is 28 days since we have had rain, and we haven't had anything to wash the pollen out of the air, and so we could set some records here. i will talk about that and how dry it has been and the sierra snow pac and how it is doing, coming up in the full microclimate forecast. >> thank you, kari. >>> seven democrats are going to be taking the stage tonight in charle

extended for another week the temporary restraining order blocking coronavirus patients from entering costa mesa. the city filed a lawsuit to keep exposed people out of the fairview development center, which the government wants to use to quarantine 3 to 50 patients. we will hear from contra costa mayorr ght to keep infected people out of her city. >>> a live look from capitol hill, where senators will meet today to discuss the emergency funds requested from the white house. the trump administration is asking for $1.25 billion to address the coronavirus. the white house has also asked for $35 million to be set aside for the prevention and treatment of ebola. >>> and coming up in money watch, coronavirus sinks wall street. we're going to have more on that. were going to talk more about the companies that were hit the hardest. >>> disgraced hollywood mogul harvey weinstein, we will have more coming up here on the kpix 5 news this morning. >>> and let's take a live look outside before we head to break. we are going to not look outside. we will be right back. vo: while other candidates argue about h

and costa mesa has sued the government to stop the relocation of 25 to 35 >> the largest concerns that we have is the lack of information. there has not been an information flow and relative to the situation like that, this for us creates the greatest concern. >>> a judge issued a restraining order to halt the transfers. california health officials are asking 7600 people who have returned from china since february 2 to self-quarantine this month. >>> in the east bay, air testing of a high school will begin tomorrow, after a cancer causing chemical was found in the ground water. according to local and state officials, there are several sites that could be the source of this. students and teachers don't know when they'll be going back, but classes may resume next week at alternative locations. the school year could be extended to make up for the missed days. >>> new developments with a deadly fire that killed two firefighters at the library. two teenage boys are accused of setting the fire and they have been charged with murder and arson. the two died battling the blaze tuesday night. th

developmental center in southern california was being discussed as a possible option but the city of costa mesa filed a restraining order to prohibit use of that facility. the hearing will be held on monday at 2:00 p.m. >>> officials with the world health organization are headed to wuhan, china, who showed 97 additional deaths today and 648 additional cases. most of those are on mainland china. late today we learned of a fourth fatality in south korea and 120 new cases rising the country's total to 556, that is the highest death toll outside of china, with a fifth person who has died. >>> the place to spend almost $300 million for new helicopters designed to fight wildfires at night. california department of forestry and fire prevention will take delivery of 12 c roski helicopters each costing about $24 million. they can fly faster and carry more water than the current fleet, pilots will be equipped with night vision goggles to allow for the night flights. the addition will require more pilots to be trained here for that kind of flying. they are also gaining several former c-130 coast guard air

a judge has issued a restraining order to stop the use of a facility in costa mesa. >>> trump arrived this morning for a two-day visit. the president received what's being called a king's welcome orchestrated by the indian prime minister. crowds lined the streetsawaying american flags as the president headed a massive rally packed with more than 100,000 people. preparations included a hastily-built wall that critics say was meant to block the view of a slum, keeping thousands of poor people out of sight. the trip which includes a visit to the taj mahal is aimed at smoothing over trade tensions and reaffirming the bond between the u.s. and india, the world's largest democracies. >>> we turn now to the race for 2020, and the focus turning to south carolina. >> that's where former vice president joe biden is expected to pick up a key endorsement this week, but it's senator bernie sanders who has the momentum this morning, and now he's providing a price tag for one of his most controversial plans, medicare for all. abc's serena marshall has the latest from the campaign trail. serena, good

the city of costa mesa filed a suit to halt the plan to house patients at a center. it would involve transferring patients from travis air force base. the mayor says the decision was made without consulting city officials and with no information about how surrounding neighborhoods would be protected. the judge granted the temporary injunction and set a monday hearing to evaluate the request. >>> and tonight coronavirus fears dealing another blow to a major tech conference kicking off in san francisco this weekend. kpix 5's betty yu with the mayor's plea to keep people coming. >> reporter: tomorrow registration opens for one of the biggest cyber security events of the year, the rsa conference. but this year major sponsors are pulling out over coronavirus concerns. the signs are up, the chairs are out. the annual rsa conference is ready to welcome 40,000 attendees to san francisco over the weekend and into next week. but tonight the conference announced that verizon is no longer participating as a gold sponsor. ibm and at&t also withdrew. they're among 14 exhibitors or

city officials in costa mesa wouldn't that transfer stopped, saying they weren't given enough time to make sure safeguards are in place to keep the virus from spreading. a judge did grant a restraining order and a newstor a dangerous reminder of how dry it's been. a rare february brush fire forcing these firefighters into action. this is happening in eastern contra costa county. >> nbc bay area's cheryl hurd is in clayton with the details of what's happening tonight. cheryl. >> reporter: well, the gauge right here in front of cal fire may say that fire danger is low, but with all the green grass out there, there is dry grass underneath, ready to burn. >> yeah, so there's a squirrel hole up here. >> reporter: rich henderson was doing some brentwood property. >> when i lit the match, part of the match broke off and jumped about two feet, hit the grass, and it just went up so fast. i couldn't stop it. >> reporter: the fire quickly turned into a seven-acre grass fire, an unusual run for a fire in february when the ground is supposed to be saturated. >> it's unusual, but it's not unusual b

. >> reporter: they're nervous, too, in costa mesa, california, where the city is trying to get a restraining order against plans to house up to 50 people who have tested positive for the virus in a local hospital. >> we are not going to continue to be the place where everybody drops off their crises. >> reporter: with a cluster of more than 200 cases now here in more than 200 cases now here in italy, there is plenty of nervousness to go around. italian health authorities, norah, say the next few days will be critical to see whether they've contained it. >> o'donnell: all right, mark. thank you. we turn now to the 2020 nempaign. our news cbs news battleground poll has joe biden leading the pack here in south carolina ahead of saturday's primary. but bernie sanders is closing in fast, and his convincing win in the nevada caucus over the weekend along with a new defense of a notorious dictator has some democrats growing desperate to tond a way to stop him. and it may happen at tomorrow night's debate. here's ed o'keefe. >> reporter: bernie sanders has a lead in total votes and delegates, but it

the idea was to move them to costa mesa to complete it, but a judge temporarily blocked the transfers after the city fought back. >>> tonight, the cdc is warning americans against all nonessential travel to italy as the virus continues to spread there. stay with kpix 5 for your latest coronavirus updates and you can stream now on cbs in the area. you can find us on kpix.com, the cbs news app, or your favorite platform. >>> a san francisco middle school shut down today because of a stomach flu outbreak. more than 150 students at risk video middle school reported symptoms. the school closed so crews! sanitize the buildings. the campus should reopen on monday. officials say the outbreak is not related to the coronavirus. >>> a live look outside san francisco. starting tomorrow, the bay area is expected to see a big cooldown. brian hackney is here with our forecast. >> i think the best way to set this out is to show you how it was in little work today. 81 degrees. that was a record setter for liverwurst. this is by way of illustrating how much cooler things will be tomorrow, broke a 1975

and costa mesa has sued the government to stop the relocation of 25 to 35 >> the largest concerns that we have is the lack of information. there has not been an information flow and relative to the situation like that, this for us creates the greatest concern. >>> a judge issued a restraining order to halt the transfers. california health officials are asking 7600 people who have returned from china since february 2 to self-quarantine this month. >>> in the east bay, air testing of a high school will begin tomorrow, after a cancer causing chemical was found in the ground water. according to local and state officials, there are several sites that could be the source of this. students and teachers don't know when they'll be going back, but classes may resume next week at alternative locations. the school year could be extended to make up for the missed days. >>> new developments with a deadly fire that killed two firefighters at the library. two teenage boys are accused of setting the fire and they have been charged with murder and arson. the two died battling the blaze tuesday night. th

in california issuing a temporary restraining order to stop the state from using a facility in costa mesa to quarantine infected patients. >> i think it's ridiculous. i think it's putting more people at risk. >> reporter: this, after a third passenger from the cruise ship died in japan. 13 americans who were on board, now under quarantine in nebraska. carl goldman is one of them. though feeling better, he faces several days of tests before he can be released. >> there is no way that the cdc is going to release me until they are 100% assured that i am not going to be spreading the virus. >> reporter: here, south korea declaring a code red, the highest alert for infectious diseases. with more than 600 confirmed cases of covid-19, nearly half linked to a single church. and now italy, racing to contain the largest outbreak outside asia. more than 150 confirmed cases and 3 deaths. at least a dozen towns in northern italy now on lockdown. store shelves empty in milan. and the rest of venice's famed carnivale now canceled. >> ian joins us from south korea. we're getting new details about the cor

judge in california temporarily blocking the state from using a facility for infected patients in costa mesa. >> i think it's ridiculous. i think it's putting more people at risk. >> reporter: and tonight, italy, the latest frontline in europe's battle with the virus. 12 now dead in the north of the country, 229 infected. about 50,000 residents quarantined in their own homes. this is the police line. beyond here are the 12 towns that are on lockdown. and take a look on google maps. you can see, every way in is shut down. as the hunt for patient zero continues, 23-year-old resident rosella showed us her virtual ghost town. >> there are brave people going around here and there. and -- look, you see the face mask? >> reporter: the streets in codogna, where residents are under red zone quarantine, are empty. the refrigerators at the local market bare. >> okay, so you can see there is nothing here. >> reporter: 30 miles away in milan, the country's finance and fashion capital, a sign of growing fear. giorgio armani's models walking the runway in a room full of empty chairs. and the global outbrea

cdc as approved the move to a facility in costa mesa citing a shortage of hospital beds.'t included in the decision and trying to block the move. >>> taking a look at the forecast. here is kari. >> as you get ready to head out, it is a clear view in san francisco. we're starting out with some sunshine but we have seen fog in the inland valleys. once we get the sunshine across the bay area, our temperatures will really start to warm up. we're heading into the low 70s in parts of the south bay, tri-valley and the north bay. and our temperatures continue to warm up as we go throughout the week with upper 70s on thursday and then cooler for the weekend even a slight chance of rain in the forecast on sunday while san francisco will stay mostly in the upper 60s. mike, how are are the roads moving? >> not so bad overall but we do have this alert still top of the screen, south 680 at al costa. a traffic alert because one lane is blocked, the slow lane by a modular home on a trailer and there is fog in the area and worried folks won't see that. the crash did clear through pleasant

federal authorities planning to move 50 patients to a facility in costa mesa.ge has issued a temporary restraining order. the hearing is scheduled for monday. i'm marianne rafferty. greg: nancy's worst fears, four more years. house speaker pelosi is warning dems to unite so you know who doesn't get a second term. can we withstand one term? >> we can withstand one term, but the destruction he would do to the courts in our country and the environment and he says article 2 says i can do whatever i want. >> that's such [bleep] we won't talk about it. he was talking about the firing of comey, idiot. while the democrats worry about horrible things trump might do instead of what he has done, low unemployment. are we on the vern of war? no. chicken sandwich wars. these are the wars that took place under trump's watch. do washington democrats keep losing their minds? president trump: washington democrats keep on losing their minds. they hate the fact we are winning. we are winning big. we are winning winning winning. greg: sure we are winning now. but a second term? dem

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the patients were set to head to an empty building in costa mesa as early as tomorrow.ed living center for people with disabilities but because it's near a golf course and several high schools the city officials say they wanted the transfer stopped saying they weren't given enough time to make sure safeguards were in place to keep the virus from spreading. a judge granted that restraining order. a new earring is set for monday. >>> we have new details about a deadly stabbing at an airbnb. court documents released yesterday allege this man ryoichi fuseya killed his girlfriend in san jose. he appeared before a judge and officially charged with murder. investigators say that after the stabbing, fuseya packed up and drove his girlfriend's car to his mother's home. deputies found the woman's body tuesday in the rental home on mountain view avenue. >>> it is 6:29. coming up this morning on "today in the bay" a final push for democratic candidates looking for last-minute momentum heading into today's nevada caucuses. the latest on that and the top stories and weather. this war

the federal government's plan to transfer diamond princess evacuees to a state-owned facility in costa mesa. they didn't consult them about safety measures. >> city officials getting notice at 5:20 p.m. on thursday night to tell us that they will begin preparations to move highly infected individuals into costa mesa on sunday. there is something not right. >> a similar plan to house people in alabama, that plan was scrapped after republican lawmakers from alabama intervened with the trump administration, convincing them to look elsewhere. >> ed: we're getting word the senate briefing. >> sandra: 2020 democrats are debating tonight in south carolina where the pressure is for joe biden. bernie sanders within the margin of error. juan williams joins us now. we're already chatting away as we wait for this to begin here. i said is this biden make or break moment? does he need to pull out a victory here to really make the race? >> i think so, sandra. i don't think it is a narrow victory but a substantial one. the latest polls have him up 5 points. 27, 22, something like that. and he needs to real

the developmental center in southern california was being discussed as a possible option but costa mesaed an emergency restraining order to block the use of that facility. ibrahim is the transfer before a hearing that is scheduled on monday at 2 pm. >>> coming up, it's a win for immigration advocates, the court ruling him into make detention centers more humane. >>> and how today's news could mean a curry come back very soon. stomach plus, tragedy in new orleans, the accident that killed a man at this year's mardi gras parade. >>> and and weather, bit of a cooldown with scattered low clouds tonight. we will let you know if that then continues into your 7 day forecast with more changes setting up next week. fighting climate change isn't just about polar bears. we're fighting for our lives, we're fighting for clean air and clean water. that's why i wrote the law to send billions from polluters to communities suffering the most. and only one candidate for president was with us back then, and he's still fighting for us, pledging to make clean air and clean water a right for everyone, regard

>>but not without a legal fight that's because the city of costa mesa got a federal court order delaying the transfer of those patients. city officials want more time to find out if the site is suitable to house, those patients the transfers were supposed to happen tomorrow. city officials say that they were notified by the feds just last thursday. >>we have a lot of activity in the area. so it's not the kind of area that's isolated and that would be appropriate for quarantining people who have and infectious disease. >>well, some of the patients, the government wants to transfer reportedly evacuated from the diamond princess cruise ship in japan. this comes as the japanese government reveals that at least 23 diamond princess passengers were not retested for coronavirus before they left the ship. the retesting was a condition of their release. japan's health minister said the air was because of a quote operational mistake. one of the passengers who is not retested and still allowed to disembark had tested positive for coronavirus since leaving the cruise ship back on february 19th. it's

the next morning, i get a call from the costa mesa police.ind out, we just want to let you know sam was dismembered. that's when i just lost it. >> the very next day, sam herr would have turned 27 years old. sam's friend, ruben. >> you know, the night that it was his birthday, his father's praying to find his head. sorry. so it's very upsetting, you know. >> when police told you they thought that julie had been killed essentially to cover up a different murder, sam's murder, what did you think? >> it's probably the pain is more painful than you're ripping your own body parts, you know, apart to hear that your daughter's being killed. it's like that, and you just -- i don't know how to describe it. >> dan wozniak was charged with two counts of first-degree murder. dan's older brother tim, along with tim's girlfriend, was also arrested and charged with accessory to murder. detectives believed they had helped hide some evidence, including the murder weapon. wesley, the teenager who had used sam herr's bank card, was not charged with any crime. a

costa mesa sued the state and federal government when it learned that several patients from the diamondse ship would be quarantined in their city. >> the passengers are being monitored at an air force base. according to ktla, sourthey're working with the federal government to find a place to house them. 13 passengers from that cruise ship are being monitored in nebraska as well. 11 tested positive for the coronavirus. there are now a total of 35 confirmed cases in the united states. >>> we have new details about the decision to airlift the passengers from the diamond princess cruise ship to the u.s. >> 18 of the 35 confirmed cases in the u.s. are from that ship. here's the story. >> a rising toll of coronavirus in america. more than 30 cases now confirmed. sacramento reporting a new case, someone who recently traveled to china. the new numbers reported as u.s. officials deal with continuing fallout over their decision to airlift more than a dozen diamond princess cruise ship passengers who had tested positive for coronavirus. on the same planes with passengers who are not infected. >> w