these are rural counties, these are rural counties, sanders purple, college county, college county, college county. 52% for sanders here, these counties lose clout in the state delegates, therefore, i think what you're seeing is the clout of the buttigieg counties in the state delegate equivalent putting him on top there, again, let's see if anything new came in. sanders in the first. sanders in the second. and then in the state delegate, buttigieg leading. a lot of questions, i have to dive into these and see where they came from. in a very narrow race, not every county gets state delegate equivalents that are equal to the turnout, the possibility if sanders ran up the score. here's another one. black hawk county, sanders 30%. iowa city, johnson county. sanders 33%. this is jefferson county, sanders 52%. sanders 31%. getting big numbers in these places. i'm out of breath here, i'm sorry. >> you're condensing an entire night's work into five minutes. take all the time you need. >> these were sanders big counties you can see in 2016. 60% here against hillary clinton. wins it again. look at t

i highlighted the counties, because the 31 counties highlighted on the map, and buttigieg did well andhat is the klobuchar, and you can see that these are the 31 pivot counties of iowa of the 99 total, 31 counties voted twice for barack obama and then flipped to donald trump. it is a huge source of anger among the iowa democrats saying that we have to get these counties back. and buttigieg said that is where he would compete the hardest, because he wanted to bring the places where trump won back to democratic party. >> so he is capable of beating president trump in the general election, that would seem to suggest in this context with 62% of the precincts reporting, he has a point. >> well, he is winning the democrats in the county, but we don't know about the republicans or the independents and look closely at the turnout, and david is going through the exit polls, but he can say in the 31 counties, the ones that he won in the 31 counties that twice for obama and once for trump, he said that is where he wanted to focus and prove that a guy from the midwest could compete and flip the co

with mayor buttigieg in iowa county. this county says it's at 100%. this one might be done, it ends in a tie. where she's running third in the chase for delegates yet not leading anywhere except for this one tie. how did she do that? if you look at it this way, add in her second and her third. so running second and third in a fair amount of counties across iowa and picking up some of the delegates as we go through it. if you come out to the main story here, will it change at 62%. mr. buttigieg winning in rural, the east progressive areas where you have more establishment democrats. if we go back four years ago, it's a two-person race, not always a great apples and apples comparison but hillary clinton's top ten counties, meaning by margin of victory, not by the size of county and states, you see mayor buttigieg, six of hillary clinton's top ten, tied in two of the others. senator klobuchar there. hillary clinton's best counties, it is pete buttigieg, not the establishment candidate, joe biden, doing the best there. and senator sanders, come down here

the county is prepared to manage this situation. i will say that it was actually probably rather fortuitous that we were a county that was asked to situation the repatriation effort. our hospitals and our personnel and our local public health officials have been very aware and very comfortable in dealing with coronavirus for quite a while now. so when this occurred, we were able to address the problem as efficiently as possible. form we really want to thank them for carrying the lion's share of the load in dealing with those issues. i want to remind people coronavirus as far as we know, and by all indications, is spread in a manner very similar to influenza. so the precaution that's we've been advising people about for many months now to protect themselves against influenza are completely appropriate for the protection of individuals against coronavirus as well. droplets are the way that it spreads. so if you are sick, we ask that you stay home. if you are coughing or sneezing, cough into your sleeve, into a tissue, not your hands.

chief of the santa clara county fire department, dana reed who is the director of the county emergency management division, dr. jim novack, the chief business officer for the santa clara county office of education, and joe catharo regional vice pesident of the hospital council of northern and central california. all of them will be available for your questions and answers after we're done. but right now, i would like to announce the leader of our public health department, our public health officer and director of the department of public health, who's been spearheading the response in this county, and has done a fabulous job. dr. sarah kote. sarah. >> thank you. >> you're up. >> all right. good afternoon, and thank you for joining us this afternoon. today we're reporting a new case un.novel coronavirus in santa is the third case to be identified in our county, but it's different from our other two cases in an important way. like the california case reported two days ago, our third case did not recently travel overseas or have any known contact with a recent traveler or an infected pers

the case is an adult male who lives in our county. he had traveled to hand china and became ill upon returning hom since his return home to the county. it has been soar isolating at home and did not leave home at all except to seek medical care are preliminary investigation indicates that he came into contt with ve few individuals after returning home, although we are announcing confirmed case today. please know thatwe do not have evidence to suggest that the novel coronavirus is circulating in the bay area in santa clara county. or really in northern california. >>again doctor cody would not put a number on exactly how many people that this man has come into contact with immediate family are only is what we're told for the county has a launched an to try this gentleman may have come into contact with again tell us that this is not unexpected givethe number of people who regularly travel between silicon valley and china and elsewhere in asia live in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 ws rob. thank you this new patient in santa claracounty n

solano county, napa county, contra costa county, lake and mendocino county and it spread throughout the central valley. 23% of the state under moderate drought. down in southern california where the storm track has been the most abundant, no drought yet in places like san diego and up towards barstow and the high desert. jobina? >> thank you. mike. i'm following a three-car crash now in hayward. southbound 880, there is a backup here, and a another crash further south on 92 that i will get you more information on in a moment. 880 there at the coliseum, headlights making their way south. clear ride in oakland and in san jose. just before we leave here, we will pull up some drive times. san francisco to sfo, 9 minutes. highway 238 to the maze, 13-minute ride, and highway 85 to the san jose airport, 13-minutes as well. julian and kumasi? >> thank you, jobina. >>> a big boost to tell you about for the elizabeth taylor aids foundation. macy's presented a $1 million check to the foundation ambassador and donor kathy ireland yesterday. the supermodel, actress, entrepreneur and author joined us

there are in this county by far, there are 177 precincts in polk county. there are right now 84 of them have yet to report. now, of those 84 counties in 2016, remember, sanders lost polk by 7 points to clinton in 2016. of those 84, 42 of them voted for hillary clinton in 2016 over bernie sanders. 19 of them were for sanders over clinton. and 23 of them were perfect ties. 42, clinton, 19, sanders, 23 clinton. that's what it was in the outstanding precincts in polk county will so we're trying to find out if there's anything at and around drake university. not in. did i hear that right? the precincts around drake university, that would be probably advantage sanders, advantage warren. she's doing well here, too. we've seen the best in those places. those are not in. so potentially sanders could run up some numbers. but i think polk is where the most outstanding votes are statewide. the advantage for buttigieg, 25 state delegates. about 2100 of these statewide so there are still more to come. sanders would have to make that up and the story continues to be that

county. >> thanks very much. >> for more information about the new case in santa clara county, we want to go live to amanda del castillo, she's in san jose. amanda. >> reporter: yeah, today's announcement marks the third confirmed case here in santa clara county. as we heard earlier, the second case in the bay area is in solano county. at a 4:00 press conference today, county health officials said the patient, an older adult woman had no known exposure to the virus through travel nor through close contact with a known infected person. county health says the woman was initially hospitalized for a respiratory illness. her doctor request they test her for the virus, and the results came back last night. since then the department has been working to find others she may have exposed, but they aren't giving specific details about where the woman lives, only confirming she is a resident of the county and contracted this through a community case. officials say this case is an important one because it

>>santa clara county first declared the corona virus. an emergency a week ago but since that time the number of cases globally has more than doubled and today county supervisors extended the emergency declaration for at least another 30 kron dan kerman he live at the county administration building in san jose he has the latest dan. >>that's right the county health officer says that this does not increase the risk for the public that's not why they did it they just want make sure that they have all the available resources should things get worse. clare county supervisors have extended a local health emergency due to the corona virus and it was a week ago when county health officer doctor sara cody first made the seven-day declaration when there were 17,500 confirmed cas worldwide now that global number has more than doubled and it continues to grow. in a report to the board cody says in part the virus considered a serious public health threat because much is unknown. but she goes on to say the declaration and proclamation did not signify

over from cdc to the county. and as you mentioned, the county is also trying to keep people from giving into their fears about this. the two patients were aboard the diamond princess cruise ship under karn quarantine in japan until they were flown to travis air force base. they had already tested positive for coronavirus in japan. the cdc confirmed the positive result for one and are awaiting test results on the other. since they both live in solano county, the county health department is now responsible for them. >> by doing that, we were able to send them to their home, home isolation, much more comfortable environment for them. >> neither patient is showing symptoms but are being tested each day to see when the virus clears out of their bloodstream, and they can no longer spread the virus, but residents know that two dozen people flown in from japan to travis air force base carried the coronavirus. the third case a woman was treated here at north bay vaca m valley hospital before being transported to uc taifda

is the max that napa county can take. they say that patients will remain there until tested negative for the virus. to for continuing coverage of the coronavirus operate head to our website kpix.com . >>> four minutes after 6:00 and developing out of petaluma, a shelter in place order has been canceled. and was ordered last night because of some sort of police act of any in the area of cardinal way, turtle creek way and no yelling but police have not given any details yet on what triggered the order. >>> in santa clara county, crews are investigating a homicide in an unincorporated san jose area. the deputies found the body on mountain view avenue and details are slim. authorities are not releasing the identity or how she died. >>> in santa rosa three man injured in a violent assault in the downtown transit mall. the attackers are on the list this morning. police say three men were confronted by a group of seven or eight suspects on second street last night. one of the suspect hit the victim with a gulf club. after the at

santa rosa and sonoma county airport at 79.own at 77. 76 in nap and 74 for hayward and concord. a record high set at sfo and oakland. it could be closed today. we don't have much of a breeze but still kicking up in the hills where we still have 40 to 50, and that direction is offshore slightly. that means some. the coast and bay could get back up there again. santa rosa is a question but nap already and 59. if they don't get the north wind that won't get into the upper 70s but sunny and nice anyway you look at it. 35 at ukiah, 35 in sacramento and redding. rain has ended in southern california pushing off into arizona and new mexico. for us fog tomorrow but today is sunshine with well above average temperatures. we have a lot of 70s with temperatures coming down a little bit tomorrow, and more on thursday and friday. we have a hint of rain this sunday but my thoughts is it will be cool, partly cloudy and breezy. >>> an unlikely duo doing much more than we first thought. coming up in the next hour, more video of the coyote and b

, the remainder being treated in pa county solano county sonoma county and san francisco county again bringing the total of those who had been brought in from the cruise ship to travisair force base to 16eople again this is developing. origilly thimorning contra costa county health services and indicated just that there were st too late this afternoon, they got confirmatiofrom the cdc of a 3rd. >>now those first 2 currently show no signs of the coronavirus but they did test positive. that means that they could develop symptoms or possibly they mig not develop symptoms as far this 3rperson we can tell you th this person had been hospitalized with minor symptoms at this point it is unclear whether this pson still has symptoms but again that just has now come back as positive. that's where we stand this is a that constantly developing situation is you know more than 300 americans were flown out of japan off of that cruise ship some taken to lackland air force base in san antonio texas, theothers taken to travis air force base in we're continuing to get w numbers asmoe tests are beingone

again, san mateo county, santa clara county in the bay area are the two counties that are doing this.or voters there, yeah, the pog going to for years and years may or may not be there. but if you stop and look at what the additional options are, you know, before you only had that one location, that was your polling place, election day only. now, you can go to any of the hundreds of locations in the county convenient to you over the course of 11 days, not just one day if you didn't vote by mail to begin with, which is growing in popularity. so, we're accommodating more user-friendliness, if you will, for elections. damian: when we talk about we usually get 26% voter turnout on non-presidential elections, that's got to be depressing for somebody like you who's out there trying to pump up voters, make sure that whoever they vote for or whatever they vote for that they just go out there and vote. alex: i constantly reference my high school government teacher, right? just kind of recalling the lessons, including, you know, our democracy works best when as many eligible people participatin

>>contra costa county health officer doctor chris says the county has not declared a health emergency in regard to the 2019 novel corona virus because there have yet to be any active cases reported, but he says people who have recently traveled to and from china have been asked to south korean team or a school children who have returned from china since february 3rd, they're asked to stay away from school. >>until 14 days have elapsed there. travel from china and so we've communicated that with the school district. he says the county health department has activated an emergency center for health agencies to centralize the effort to keep track of the virus we've been working with all our local hospitals to make sure they have the proper plans for doing travel screening when people. >>present a to their facilities how the health care workers and nurses and doctors e. >>the clerical staff can all follow the infection control procedures to protect themselves from any possible exposure. he says symptoms of the virus are similar to the common cold and flu fever coughing and respiratory prob

county. in san francisco, we have over 200,000 parcels of property and each one of those has an assessed value that we used in order to capture property taxes. currently we have seen almost a 30-plus growth in our property taxes in the last three years alone. add up the assessment values of all the property in san francisco, it grew by over 30% in three years. a lot of that is due to the construction you're seeing and the new condos, the buildings, the warrior stadium, all of these construction properties that are coming online adding value to our city and creating revenue for us. in the last five to six years, we exceeded our revenue expectations by half a billion dollars. many of you probably have heard that the state of california return roughly $545 million to san francisco partially as a result of strong property tax growth. we understand in our office how important it is for us to do our job well so that the city has the resources to support not only our operations, but to partner with

pulp county, a population of over 40,000.ack in 2016, it went for hillary clinton with just over 52% of the vote. donald trump in warren county where my luck is located. we are going to get you inside the room to give you a sense of what is happening. we will be back in just a moment. [inaudible] >> our goal was to get this thing started at 7:00 and tried to run as smoothly as possible. however, anyone that is in line to register or to sign in, they are eligible. we have to wait to start the program. >> you will be hearing a lot from brian connolly. he is the caucus chair. in case you are wondering, c-span collectivist this because it is a competitive caucus location. admixture of suburban and city residents. out that also point there are caucuses outside of iowa, including one in washington and caucuses across europe. the second caucus we chose to give you a sense of how a more rural part of the state plays out, you can see the crowd is beginning to increase. this is just south, a little less than an hour from downtown des m

>>but for now in san meo county charles clifford kron 4 news. >>coronavirus spears sparking a mad dash for cleaning roducts, retailers suchas cvs and walgreens say that they have noticed an increase in demand for hand nitizer cleaning wipes and face masks, bath and body works as it is also seen a spike in demand for hand anitizer but the cdc says the best way to combat coronavirus is by washing your hands thoroughly with soap and water and tonight we now know more than 1000 coronavirus testing kitaron their way here to california our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala has an uate. >>hundreds of coronavirus testing kits are heading the california ste officialsay thousands are still under surveillance for th coronavirus the department of public health friday said it t to receive an immediate shipment ofup to 1200 kits this comes as califnia used up most if not l of the 200 testing kits the cdc had initially said the state before promised to nd more page and make sure there are plenty of the test kits vailable califnia congressman ami bera lead

to san mateo county. concern about the response to the coronavirus. coming up at 7:00, the latest on a local emergency and why some of the cases are slipping under the radar. . >>> plus michael bloomberg spending millions of dollars on his presidential campaign. why facebook is closely watching his campaign and who is accepting his money. . >>> and pg&e fined again. this time another half billion dollars. from the wild fires in 2017 to 2018, the possible financial impact on pg&e customers. right now, though, we want to go live it never rains. come on. unfortunately. as we look out this morning live pictures of the golden gate bridge with that song in the background. you are watching morning on 2 object ktvu fox 2 news. tom steyer will beat donald trump on the economy. his people over profits plan makes a living wage a right. creates thousands of good paying green jobs in california. and provides a 10% tax cut for everyone making under $250,000. tom's plan also makes health care a right, by adding a public

and holmes county alone in 200720088 was a $9000000.00 business.now when you consider that the average family income for a family of 4 is probably less than $30000.00 in holmes county that's a considerable amount of on production that is coming out of that particular area in amish country. rufus's journey to new jersey is similar to the one thousands of puppies travel from holmes county ohio in the years since rufus arrived at nicole's house and the driver has made multiple journeys to the east coast delivering puppies sold on the internet from puppy mills throughout holmes county. there's times where we here where the puppy was actually transported by someone just like john public and they load him into a vehicle and so when the puppies arrive it's not unusual to have a vehicle full of puppies and some of those puppies are very sick and some won't make the trip whatsoever they assumed ban puppy mills places they always meant like the mall the puppy store in them or the puppy store the inside the street i just never thought that it was like on the

that has to be turned into the county.[indistinct voices] >> no,inct voices] because erin, maggie will see you on tv. >> peter and everyone is saying you are on fox. he is screwing with me. >> who is? >> peter redman. >> what. >> yeah. >> we have alternates, but i encourage you to join if you would like. you can do it march 21 for the county conventions. awesome. let's get moved up over there. >> we have alternates, but i encourage you to join if you we need to talk to the precinct chairman and get you guys some information. >> do i need to bring anything? >> one other thing. we need to bring the delegates to the county convention. number two, we need to, as a whole, vote as our platform committee member men. committee on the committee member. and our central committee members. does anybody want to do any of that? >> i am working on getting my delegates. >> i need them on this. good. i bet you get elected. oh god. yes? [indistinct voices] [indistinct voices] >> we need email and phone. hell do you spell buttigieg? [indisti

santa clara county from 76. marin county found 19. other counties found similar problems long after election day was over. >> it is a vulnerability that could easily be closed. >> county election election for officials wanted everybody to be able to vote provisionally. votes would be set aside, ecked but alex says that is against the law, he told us he stands behind open process. >> the same voter tries to return another ballot by mail, the other one will not be counted, only the first. >> that is not entirely true. some slipped through the cracks without an easy way to verify if a vote by mail ballot has been received and counted. >> your creating more opportunity for mistakes to occur. >> logan represents the public interest legal foundation, a nonprofit law firm aimed at improving election integrity. he blames the secretary of state. >> anybody who says the system works fine and there is nothing to worry about, they are saying voter fraud is the cost of democracy and that is accessible in 2020. >> the secretary of state's office se

in one county in my district, alpine county, the federal government owns 96%. people from the east have no idea what that means. that's all land that's off the local tax roles. that's all that carries increasingly severe restrictions on public use and access which means it's generating very little economic activity for those regions. and often federal ownership means the federal land use policies are in direct contravention to the wishes of the local communities that are entangled with t when we republicans held the majority, one of our federal land objectives was to restore the federal government as a good neighbor to those communities directly impacted by the federal lands. the bill before us does exactly the opposite. this bill adds 1.5 million acres of federal land to wilderness restrictions. you can't even bring a stroller on these lands. this land grab is strongly opposed by the local communities it would directly affect. the mesa county commission in garfield county, colorado, opposed this bill because of concerns it will further restrict public access a

covid-19 in our county. we'll talk about that in more detail in a bit. i want to let you know, we do have a large team working on responding to all of the public health needs in this county and beyond. behind me are some of the team members and there are thousands of other people behind them that are working to trace contact for the disease process, and make sure they prevent spread. their testing people at risk. they are aware of the cause and spread of the disease. i want to introduce a part of the team here. we will name them, and they can wave their hand. we have dr. christopher brandon. from the cdc, we have charity dean, the deputy director of the state of california department of public health. we have dr. ken miller, the medical director of the county of santa clara emergency services, brian glaspie, the assistant chief of the santa clara county fire department. danielle reid, the director of the county emergency management division. we have dr. jim novak, the chief business officer for the office of

we have some counties that have reported 100%. you can see iowa county, here's a small county.people, it was 701 turned out tonight -- last night, 721 turned out in 2016. hamilton county is down about 75 there. there are a bunch of rural counties throughout the state that are about 100%, not a bunch, but about a half dozen, turnout is down like this in all of them. the interesting thing, though, is, it's not complete yet, but if you look at johnson county, iowa city, university of iowa, second biggest in the state in terms of the turnout it's going to have here, it looks like it's 82% in right now, they've got 17,660 who have turned out right now. the number was just over 19,000 in 2016. and again, with 18% still to come in, so you may go over in a place like johnson and be under in the rural areas. of course, that speaks to that broader sort of shift between the democratic and republican party, maybe with democrats being stronger and stronger in metro areas, maybe a little bit weaker in rural areas. also speaks to something we saw in the entrance poll, which is the share of pe

>>the patient was moved to marin county to reduce the burden on the hospitals in solano county. >>so in response along conty health officials have declared a local state of emergency with kron four's will tran live in slum a county with the very latest on that lano county following the lead of cora costa county now will san francisco santa cla unty as will and one would question first. >>dwe know where this woman works by the way because you know since she is in solano county. >>now they're not givi any details because oprivacy laws. i mean daria yesterday we didn even know the gender of the patient and so governor newsome held that news where she lives where she works that's under wraps for now as they trace her steps because this is historic this. it's called the turning point because it's community spread by eclaring a state of emergency is a lot of county it does what the other counties are doing that it has because now by declarinthat it's easier and quicker for them to tap into resources likeinvestigators to try to track down where this pson was in the meanti, she's at u c

>>here at the contra costa county voter. registrar's office in martinez where officials here say today is the last day to register to vote online for the march 3rd presidential primary in california assistant county registrar scott couldn't pass tells you everything you need to know check your registration make sure its current that you're at the right address in your signature is the same in your party is what you wanted to be. >>if it's not if you want to change it, today's the day to do it registration can be done online to say its web site through midnight tonight paper registration that's sparked by today. the movie consider that a good day process it and never will be registered for those who missed the deadline to register to vote. he says don't worry you can still get it done over the next 14 days as it gets. >>it's a conditional registrations and so it will require the voter to vote at the same time that the registries. >>and the ballot will go into >>to be processed was register ready. i just hadn't receive my vote

we're also learning more tonight about us a county woman who contracted the coronavirus from unknown originshe didn't travel to a hot spot. e didn't have any contact with someone known to be infected. this type ofcase is the first we've seen in the us so on county of course is home to travis r force base where dozens of people infected with the coronavirus a have been treated, but officials say there is no evince that woman had any connection to the base. the patient initially was hospitalized at north bay va valley hospital but officials say while she was there at no time did thepatient display covid 19 sympms as descrid by the cdc. the patient was then transferred to u c davis medical center in sacramento where a higher lel of nitoring and carecould be provided. >>we know thatshe was brought to sacramento on bruary 19th. >>prior to beintransferred to u c davis medical center this woman was bei treated in solano county as we alluded to tonight the solano county health department is addressing her case among her things and that is where we nd kron four's dan kerman dan whatre they sa

let's go back to montgomery county.he fall of 2019 and the victimization after victimization including of children as young as 11 years old they backed off. there is accountability from public pressure. many of you here probably went to the protests in montgomery county with michelle malkin and others, right? that pressure in an overwhelmingly single party jurisdiction still got them to change their policy and what we care about in the department of homeland security is what they say, it's what they do and they started to cooperate with i.c.e. they started to let us know when these criminals were going to get released and lo and behold we haven't had nine weeks of victimization since that time. it works. security works and it keeps their community safe too. it can be turned around and it can be made to work in the most partisan of communities we've got. >> i just wanted to chime in on that, as i mentioned, the grand order of the deceased women i spoke i had a chance to interview with her a couple days ago on a podcast a

even so we discovered that ali baba still does business with santa clara county. the county pays ali baba more than $300,000 a year to provide mental health beds. >> we tried to set standards for others to follow. >> reporter: mustapha sabankaya, a palo alto real estate developer, founded ali baba in 1974. he and his wife sherrilyn spoke with us while traveling through phoenix. >> even though it's a big facility we run it like a family. >> reporter: they both blame the wage problems on a bad manager. >> i had a very bad manager unfortunately which is tough for anybody to have. >> reporter: even so, three years after those judgments ali baba still has not paid either worker. and sabakaya says he won't pay out of principle because he says the labor xhirgs never served him the legal papers properly. >> both of these cases the labor department is so unorganized, they are so unprofessional, that we were never informed. personally, i am the owner of the corporation. i was never informed with a registered letter that there was a case against me. >> now, are you going to

the county is prepared to manage the situation. it was probably rather fortuitous that we were county that was asked to assist with their repatriation effort. our hospitals and personnel, and local public health officials are very aware and are very comfortable in dealing with coronavirus for quite a while now. when this occurred, we are able to step up and do what was necessary to address the problem as efficiently as possible. for that, we would like to genuinely think our health partners that have done a tremendous job in carrying the low load in dealing with the issue. i want to remind people, coronavirus, as far as we know, by all indications, is spread similarly to influenza. the precautions that we have been advising people about for many months to protect yourselves against influenza are completely appropriate for the protection of individuals against coronavirus as well. droplets are the way that it spreads. if you are sick, stay home. if you are coughing or sneezing, coughing to your sleeve, not your hands. wash her hands

but unlike the other 2 county on the other 2 instances coronavirus here in the county. this patient and got the disease and through an unknown origin that means that the person has no connection to traveling abroad or having anconnection to coming in in ntact with an infected person. a similar case was rorted like this earlier this week in solan county santa clara county heth officials say this patient has an der woman with chronic health issues and was originally hospitalized forespiratory prlems her doctor called the health department on wednesday night to have her tested for coronavirus the positive results coming in last night sense and the department says they've been working to identify whthis person ma have come in contact with well as understanding the extent of the exposures health officials are not releasing more information about this woman. >>we do need everyone to start thinking about what actions they n take now so we can be prepared. for the possibility of further spread of the virus in our community most at any case would be those who have prolonged cont

the contra costa county a bit.oday breaking it down for you 59 by 11 year, but it clears out for the most part. there were 59 as well 2 o'clock clouds redevelop. and then that's for again that little rain opportunity for sprinkle opportunity happening overnight. coming up in a bit we'll take a look at some long range forecast models that do have some hope of getting some rain in here and also what shaken up there in the mountains marty all right thank you. poll workers in california getting ready for super tuesday next week and they have the coronavirus in mind. >>sacramento county will be wiping down voting booths and have hand sanitizer on site. today there are 84 drop boxes are voting center locations available to those who want to avoid election night crowds. and the possibility of person to person contact sacramento's the side of the nation's first novell court coronavirus case of unknown origin. patient a woman from solano county and she did not travel internationally and is thought to have been infected in h

the other two in los angeles and orange county. len ramirez joins us from san jose right now with what we know about the new case right in santa clara county. >> reporter: this one confirmed patient in santa clara county is in stable condition and sort of self quarantined at his home. officials say that he is doing the right thing by staying away from others at this time. they believe that for that reason, the virus is not currently circulating in santa clara county. public health officials say they were not caught off guard and a case of the novel coronavirus has surfaced in santa clara county. >> since we are a large county and many of our residents travel frequently for business and personalas

a chico newspaper supporting the number of people who died because of the camp fire and butte county is likely higher than the official count of 85, the fire destroyed the town of paradise and doctors tell the chico enterprise record at least 50 more died from complications during and after the fire. medical officials say there are other deaths directly connected to the fire and most are older people who suffered medical emergencies from all of the stress of the fire or left behind medications as they ran for their lives. >>> an update to a story we first brought you last month about a young girl from brentwood 10-year-old sammy winters is back home this morning after being released from oakland children's hospital yesterday. should been in the hospital since november paralyzed from the waist down and she tested positive for the rhinovirus which went into her spine her father explained that she is now on the road to recovery.>> you cannot take life for granted or take the things that we do and have for granted. with her, just moving forward with progress, we know what the diagnosis i

>>san mateo county superintendents met with the county's health this morning to discuss the coronavirus concerns superintendent of schools. nancy mcgee says schools should continue to carry on as they happen. our greatest plan is provide safe and supportive school learning environments for students. >>as there is no reason take any additional action and as soon as there something that indicates we do something differently. we will do that in the meantime we're encouraging all of our families to practice, good health protocols as well as our staff. >>today's discussion was part of a regularly scheduled meeting of superintendents from school districts around san mateo county contra costa county health officials are warning residents to stay informed. it posted on its web site today that the virus may now be circulating in northern california communities, including the bay area. it also says hospitals in the county are screening patients with symptoms for potential exposure to the virus. county officials are treating 3 patients who evacuated from the diamond princess cruise ship in japan a

is the max that napa county can take. they say their patients will remain there until cast negative for the virus. you can find much more on the coronavirus outbreak on a website just go to kpix.com. >>> in other news this morning deputies investigating a homicide near san jose and santa clara county deputy found a woman's body at home on mountain view avenue near gordon avenue in the east and is in the foothills. we don't have a lot of details right now and others are not releasing the identity or how she died. >>> i just may toss out the testimony of the man accused of stabbing neil wilson to death on the part platform. if he refuses to return to the witness stand. the defendant john cowell got the wording during trial here and just today. he has not taken the stand since his bizarre testimony and outburst at previous hearings last week. the defense team at cal testify to show jurors his mental state. but wilson's friends and family leave he was putting on an act. he has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. he is f

one man in santa clara county tested positive for the virus. we have team coverage beginning with len ramirez in san jose. >> reporter: health officials say this one confirmed patient is in stable condition and is self isolating at home. for that reason they don't believe that this rus is spreg rsonsanta clara county. public health officials say they were not cut off guard that a case of the novel coronavirus has surfaced in santa clara county. >> since we are a large county and many of our residents travel weekly for business and travel reasons, we are not surprised to be announcing the first case in the bay area and northern california. actually, we have been preparing for this possibility for weeks. >> reporter: dr. sarah cody says the cdc confirmed the case this morning. saying the man with the novel coronavirus was recently traveling in wuhan, china and then shanghai. landing at minetta san jose international on january 24th. they also said he did the right thing. >> since his return home, he has been self isolating at home. he did not lea

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ever governor's rural opportunity summit in perry county. last year we invested $20 million and broadband expansion to increase services in rural areas that need it the most, and this year i'm pleased to announce a recommended additional $25 million investment in broadband expansion. [ applause ] maria, this might be the year we get broadband at the farm. [ laughter ] i'm also -- i'm also recommending $20 million for the rural opportunity fund which supports side development and main street developments and critical infrastructure assistance for rural counties. [ applause ] we expanded an incentive program in tennessee medical schools that will grow the pipeline of primary care doctors locating in rural communities, and this year we plan to do even more for rural tennessee. we're adding more than $4 million -- we'll add more than $4 million for payment increases to rural health clinics and expanding access to dental care through the department of health and a new public/private partnership with smile tennessee. we're adding $1 million to the

the case was reported in solano county. the patients have not traveled overseas or had any known close contact with the traveler or infected person. betty yu was in san jose who she spoke with people stocking up on supplies. >> i got toilet paper, water. mckay bought a cart full of water and other supplies at cosco after health officials warned of the possibility of a widespread community transmission. >> i have the basic medicines because it acts like a common cold. i got tylenol, some hydration water. >> reporter: is not alone, many shoppers rolled out cards of basic necessities. he sayemployees were hestor constantly unloading new pallets of supplies. experts say the threat of the coronavirus could empty shelves in the coming weeks. the latest patient diagnosed in santa clara county did not travel to china or have known contact with an infected patient. she is in elderly woman with chronic health conditions. >> the viruses here at some level but we still don't know to what degree. an important priority therefore for us i

>>across the bay tonight there are no new cases in santa clara county. but there are still 2 confirmed patients being treated there the health department says that they're also monitoring and keeping track of 300 people who recently returned from china to the country. >>like many large health departments across the every day we're getting the names of travelers returning from mainland china. these are flights that have sent through a few key airports in the us, so we get the names of contact. the returning travelers and ensure that they're staying home for the 14 days since their last in china. >>the health department says that there's not an increased risk to the residents santa clara county. but because this is a new virus. they just can't predict how long the virus might continue to spread. >>today more than 2000 people around the world have died because of the coronavirus most of those people are in mainland china. there are more than 75,000 people who have been infected with more than 1000 cases outside china. also 79 new cases have been confirmed o