i'm errol barnett. two aircraft sent by the state department will evacuate americans quarantined by the coronavirus on a cruise ship in japan. voluntary evacuations begin tomorrow as the virus continues to spread on board. worldwide, more than 51,000 cases are confirmed and suspected. more than 1,600 people have died in china. plus, the first death reported outside asia, a chinese tourist in france. debora patta begins our coverage from hong kong. >> reporter: the luxury cruise ship has been moored in yokohama for over a week now. it still has five more days of quarantine, but americans on board could return to the u.s. as early as sunday when chartered planes pick them up. >> we had the balconies open, so we've been able to go back and forth, which has made it so much easier. but now we've got another 14 days in quarantine, hopefully in the u.s. >> reporter: medical experts are working around the clock to understand the virus, including epidemiologist professor ben cowling and his team at the universit

let's talk errol louis, just bigger race for a moment. say, biden wins in south carolina and in some degree his firewall as he's described it among african-american voters holds up, how much does that change this race going into super tuesday. does it take away the sort of unchallenged front-runner status for bernie sanders? >> it keeps him in the race for one thing. he built up -- joe biden built up such expectations around his performance in south carolina that anything short of a convincing win is going to be a real, real problem for him. if he does make it past saturday with a convincing win, he's got the wind at his back going into super tuesday where, god only knows what's going to happen because it is such a gigantic terrain. to think about north carolina and texas and california, all on the same day. 1700-plus delegates at stake. unless joe biden has a plan we haven't seen to pull this off by some means other than a big, convincing win and some free media coming out of saturday, he could be in sort of the same problem -- he could

thanks again, erroll. >>> a woman is in custody after shots were fired right outside the president's mar-a-lago resort yesterday. >> the suspect was behaving erratically police say. she was standing on top of a car there. when they approached her, she sped off. what led to a police chief. that suspect drove at dangerously high speeds, headed towards mar-a-lago where she breached two security checkpoints that were in place ahead of the president's arrival. that's when secret service fired their weapons. thankfully nobody was hurt, police say. the woman was eventually arrested. she faces several charges including assault on a federal officer. this incident is under investigation. police say it is not terror related. >>> still to come, former vice president joe biden and senator bernie sanders neck in neck in polling in iowa. with two days before the cauc caucus caucuses, there are still plenty of voters who haven't made up their mind. build attendance for an event. help people find their way. fastsigns designed new directional signage, and got them back on track. get started at fastsig

at least you warned us at this point, errol.at's going to happen in nevada, as we know, former vice president biden has put so much of his attention and efforts in south carolina, of course, heading there the day of the new hampshire primary late in the day. but nevada is going to be really important here, susan. so if he does not finish well in nevada, does south carolina even matter. >> well, south carolina still matters. it's the first state that has a sizable african-american population in the electorate but nevada would be one more blow, i think, to joe biden who has said at one point he might possibly win in nevada, touted nevada with the state with a more diverse population, a lot of latino voters, that he says he'll do better in. you know, it will just be one more wound for joe biden heading into south carolina raising questions about his viability. you see the attention now really focused on sanders, who is getting huge crowds in nevada, who benefited from the decision by the culinary union not to endorse and who seems

errol barnett reports. >> reporter: lawrence ray moved in his tower's on campus house at sarah lawrenceg jail. he used verbal and physical abuse to control his young victims. that abuse escalating once they moved to new york city with him a short time later. >> so he directed his victims to obtain money for him by other means, by draining their parents' savings and worse forced labor and prostitution. >> reporter: ray is charged with nine counts including sex trafficking, extortion and money laundering. the indictment says ray demanded taped confessions from his victims for supposed crimes they committed. >> anybody threaten you? >> no. >> anybody coerce you? >> no. >> reporter: this video an apparently disoriented woman said she tried to poison ray. an unsubstantiated claim. prosecutors say he used these videos to extort his victims. now sarah lawrence college said they looked at accusations against ray from 2011 but count substantiate them. ray will be in this courthouse on wednesday and if found guilty will face a maximum sentence of life in prison. errol barnett, cbs news, new york.

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and, norah, if found guilty faces a maximum sentence of life in prison. >> o'donnell: all right, errol, thank you. now a cbs news investigation. there are new clues in the mysterious disappearance months ago of two idaho children. you may remember this story. their mother and her new husband turned up recently in hawaii, and tonight, we're hearing from family members who suspect the worst. jonathan vigliotti reports tonight from idaho. >> reporter: tonight, relatives are painting a dark and demented picture of lori vallow as investigators try to figure out what happened to her children, seven-year-old joshua "j.j." vallow and 17-year-old tylee ryan. tylee's aunt says vallow's belief in doomsday scenarios changed the way she felt about the kids. >> sometimes she wondered if it would be better just to put her kids in a car and go off the side of a cliff. >> reporter: the children haven't been seen since september, the same month vallow moved the family to rexburg, idaho, so she could be closer to chad daybell. he's written more than 25 books, many about the end of the world. daybell and

errol barnett on the secret files that alleged victims want public. >> reporter: declaring bankruptcy allows the boy scouts to continue operations while raising a compensation fund that could top $1 billion to pay the victims of sexual abuse. >> i just couldn't deal with it. i started drinking. >> reporter: ralph morse is one of them. he says he was molested by a respected scout leader when he was 11. >> i mean, he's pushing on my backside and he's reaching around in the front and groping me. >> reporter: in an apologetic letter, the b.s.a. says it encourages victims to come forward and file claims, but under the structure of this bankruptcy, there is a deadlinet b.s.a. say261 locats make asse>> i think what ralph and or abuse survivors really want now is accountability. >> reporter: michael pfau represents morse and he says the scope of abuse in the revered organization's 110 year history is immense. >> we know there are thousands of perpetrators in scouts, and that's because the scouts kept files, and they kept these files quiet. >> reporter: errol barnett, cbs news, new york. >> o'

>> with me now is veteran political anchor with spectrum news and senior political commentator erroliend, we know bloomberg very well, but the rest of the country is kind of just getting to know him better now. how was this week for him? >> this was not a great week for him, and i guess you can summarize it s.e. as welcome to the top ranks. welcome to the front-runner's club. the way you know you're a front-runner or considered to be a front-runner in the democratic primary is you start feeling darts in your back and kicks in your butt and he got plenty of both meaning he's getting serious scrutiny now and getting an evaluation of his ridiculous as mayor of the kind he's never received before and it's coming from people who have the resources and the credibility to make some of these charges stick. >> so do you think he can move some of these -- move past some of these problems with democratic voters who you know, care about things like race and criminal justice and class warfare and equality in the workplace? can me move past all that with a voting base for whom that really matters?

really set aside the voting delay, if we can, for a moment here, errol louis.mall town mayor. came out of nowhere really. he won, it seems, the first race there and a big under performance by joe biden. >> one effect is that pete buttigieg gave the victory speech he wasn't quite entitled to on the facts, but he got a bounce out of it. he's going to say this is the start of something huge. we'll see if that pans out when he gets to south carolina. we'll see how he performs in new hampshire and so forth. but, look, he's on his way. he clearly did something that hasn't been done before. there's a history making aspect to it. the fact that someone who is openly gay won some delegates to a national convention. that's serious stuff, real stuff. he's got a few tricks up his sleeve and we can expect to see more. for joe biden, he's going to have to come out of these first four contests with something substantially better than what happened in iowa. and there's a lot of history behind candidates who have done exactly that. biden will have to figure that out and figure i

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from the cbs broadcast center in new york city, i'm errol barnett. >>> it's tuesday, february 18th, 2020. this is the morning morning. coronavirus crisis. the number of the cases in the u.s. has almost doubled. more americans are diagnosed after returning from asia as infections climb worldwide. >>> crash into the wall -- into the air goes newman. >> fiery crash. the daytona 500 ends with the lead car crossing the finish line on its roof, losing the race. driver ryan ynewman rushed to te hospital. >>> scout scandal. the boy scouts fight accusations of sexual abuse.

from the cbs broadcast center here in new york city, i'm errol barnett. >>> it's friday, february 28th is the "cbs morning news." coronavirus crisis. stocks plunge as the number of cases spike around the world. we have full coverage as fears of infection and an economic recession intensify. >>> south carolina showdown. how this weekend's primary vote could make or break some democratic candidates for president. >>> plus -- california driver rescued from a crumpled car after driving off a steep hill. how she says the near death experience changed her forever.

from the broadcast center here in new york city, i'm errol ba ett. >>> it's thursday, february 20th,he "cbs morning news". >>> fight night. the gloves come off at the ninth democratic presidential debate as former new york city mayor michael bloomberg joins the fray and takes some hits. >>> deadly shootings. two attacks in germany leave nearly a dozen dead. where the victims are targeted. >>> jail break busted. investigators stop an elaborate scheme to get guns and weapons scheme to get guns and weapons into the hands of inmates. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs headquarters here in new york.

errol lewis.welcome back. >> good morning, victor. >> let's start with this anxiety about the process, you'll get to the race in the moment. some of the site managers that i've been speaking with, one particularly, the training for them on this new tool started wednesday, right? today is caucus day. and now the request for this nda, the confidentiality agreement s. there reason to be suspicious that volunteers are being asked to sign this document? >> well, yeah, sure. everybody should be concerned about that. i think there's a link between the first thing you mentioned and the second, victor, which is that late training on untested software and a high-stakes situation, after the disaster that we already saw in iowa suggests that there are going to be a couple of bumps in the road on a good day. if today is a good day. it could be a complete meltdown and a disaster. and it sounds like the democratic party in nevada wants to limit the damage by having people sign these nondisclosure agreements. the

and errol lewis. so happy you all here. van jones, start with you, it's reported that bernie sanders is gaining on joe biden with black primary voters, and because there's an oversampling of the margin of error it's usual i high on this poll. accounting for that, what's behind the shift in support between biden. biden had a significant lead. look at this poll, 31 and 29. >> biden's theory of the case doesn't make sense anymore, he says i'm obama's guy and i can beat trump. people liked obama because -- black people liked obama because obama could get white votes. biden can't get white votes. people are looking for other places to go. in 2016 black people didn't know bernie sanders, now they know him and we're moving in -- away from -- a judgment on biden falling down the stairs. >> and the last election, black folks saw that obama could win, when he started winning, this man can win and they got behind him. errol, there's another poll, winthrop university this week that shows biden out front among black voters in south caro

errol lewis, couple of days, three days now until the new hampshire primary. you so much. >> thank you. >>> we are learning new information about the helicopter crash that killed nba legend kobe bryant. coming up, why investigators say it is unlikely engine trouble caused the helicopter to go down. ♪ sifting through a hundred cards, ♪ ♪ for the the perfect valentine ♪ ♪ maybe it's a candy heart, ♪ or maybe it's "bee mine." ♪ the clock is ticking, time is running out ♪ ♪ give her something that will leave her with no doubt. ♪ make this valentine's day mean more, and save 20% ♪ jared. extra life. extra power. extra life. extra power. extra life. - power. - life. power. extra life. no need to argue. vs. coppertop,... duracell optimum delivers extra life in some devices or extra power in others. are critical skills for scientists at 3m. one of the products i helped develop was a softer, more secure diaper closure. as a mom, i knew it had to work. there were babies involved... and they weren't saying much. i envisioned what it's like for babies to have diapers arou

david errol suited up. he received a kidney transplant 16 years ago which ended his minor league career. he became the first emergency goalie to win, unreal. when he entered the locker room, he was greeted like he just won the stanley cup. >> that's awesome, obviously having the time of my life out there. fans in the mix, it is a whole different game obviously. once a lifetime, i will take it. >> he sure will. they're selling t-shirts and proceeds going to a kidney foundation. buy your shirts. >> really cool story. >> maybe she will get to start a game. >> you will never know. >>> a boy went through 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 option to obamacare. protects union negotiated plans. and ensures californians can make their own health care choices. i'm

this vote really is free and fair especially given the heavy military presence in crimea right now errol so that's how it's been sold to the american people the reality is very different yet it's fantastic be any electrical thousands of people have gathered in the capital crimean city has come from apple all of this finding a way for him to be held last sunday in which the majority of people here overwhelmingly voted in support of being reunited with russia. with us but each to talk with him akin to the political slow in the in the within that of those. we know it's of when enough. so him in the media and more exposure so it's. so should you know about something you so should you know but it's unthinkable so it is a place in the. news not. even . you know when you will be able. to lovely girl in mexico on the big day for the palm trees swaying in the monkeys chattering special guest with us today alex petroff see i. bit fury there rocking it out in the mining space. in his community there are people who believe that it's ok. it's really hard there are no jobs and you see that i've got ki

this vote really is free and fair especially given the heavy military presence in crimea right now errol so that's how it's been sold to american people the reality is very different yes it's fantastic the n.b.a. electric thousands of people have gathered in the capital crimean city and some from apple all of this funding away from him to be held last sunday in which the majority of people here overwhelmingly voted in support of being reunited with russia. there has been changed to talk with. the political slow in the in the within that of those. we know it's of when enough . so in the media and more disposable so it's. so should you know about something you so should you know but it's unfair though so it is a place in the. news not what is read to you. do you think it's a little in there but. even. in this community there are people who believe that it's ok. it's really hard there are no jobs and you see the kids. and as a parent. i can come up with arguments and there's a lot of conflict within the game and between the teams most of the conflict i would say. is made. close one on each

from the broadcast center here in new york city, i'm errol ba ett. >>> it's thursday, february 20th, 2020. this is the "cbs morning news". >>> fight night. the gloves come off at the ninth democratic presidential debate as former new york city mayor michael bloomberg joins the fray and takes some hits. >>> deadly shootings. two attacks in germany leave nearly a dozen dead. where the victims are targeted. >>> jail break busted. investigators stop an elaborate scheme to get guns and weapons scheme to get guns and weapons into the hands of inmates. captioning funded by cbs >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. mike bloomberg made his first appearance at a democratic presidential debate last night in las vegas and he quickly came under attack. he faced jabs or rather faced jabs over his wealth and record on race as new york city's mayor. elizabeth warren called out bloomberg over alleged incidents of sexual harassment at his company including the use of nondisclosure agreements. >> we have very few no

these folks really is free and fair especially given the heavy military presence in crimea right now errol so that's how it's been sold to people the reality is very different yeah it's fantastic the electric thousands of people have gathered in the capital crime and safety. i'm from up all all of us running away from a debate held last sunday in which the majority of people here overwhelmingly voted in support of being reunited with russia. democrats but each took up with my going to. politico slow in the in the when that was. when the. so in the media more exposure so its. solution to the most about something you saw. as a base in the question. was read to you. the principle to my committee. is that if. you go when you will be able. to. join me every thursday on the alex i'm unsure when i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you that. seemed wrong. but all roles just don't call. me old yet to shape out these days because as a kid and in detroit because of the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for com

errol barnett spoke to the company's ceo and tested the software. >> clearview ai's ceo says he wantse is trying to gain the public's trust here. the 31-year-old says his company's facial recognition technology is only available to law enforcement and is to be used to identify potential criminals. but there are serious questions about whether his so i >> r ns and billions of images from millions of dall across open in >> reporter: this is what clearview ai's database would look like to law enforcement, says founder if for example they were searching for me. >> i got to say, it's slightly unnerving seeing someone able to stroll through so many images of my face. >> but you have to remember that this is only used for investigations after the fact. this is not a 24/7 surveillance system. >> reporter: he says his artificial intelligence program can identify someone from an image in seconds. it matches faces of unknown people to their online photos and the sites the images originally came from. the results, he says, are 99.6%a >> would you like to have a try? >> reporter: sure. when we tri

." >> i'm errol barnett, and we've got a lot more to tell you about this morning, starting with potentialr detection. while mammography is currently the most effective and recommended breast cancer screening tool, the national cancer institute says mammograms still miss about 20% of breast cancers. what's more, one in ten women receive a false positive result. a recent study also found false positive results from breast biopsies. so what's the answer here? well, it could lie in artificial intelligence. here is jamey yuccas. >> i was absolutely floored. my mouth dropped. tears came to my reast cancer" were words julianne major never thought she would hear. but what is even more shocking, despite diligent annual mammograms, her cancer was never detected. >> my doctor told me my cancer was present for at least a decade. i had many mammograms during that decade, and not a single mammogram, even after we knew we i had cancer detected the cancer cells. >> reporter: after discovering a lump during a self-exam, major's cancer was confirmed by an mri. >> you know, without hesitation, i immediately

." >> i'm errol barnett, and we've got a lot more to tell you about this morning, beginning with thoseg restaurant food to your door is now a $10 billion a year industry. grubhub, for instance, processes half a million orders a day. a look back at how it all began. how many people do you have in this building? >> 8,000. we have eight floors roar for grubhub founder matt maloney, it started with long walks. >> like this restaurant, lotus, i would go in and get the menu. >> reporte in a way, this is what transformed the restaurant industry, matt and his friends grabbing menus. >> it's paper one, not this nice laminated. and i'd take this and run to the next one. >> reporter: so you get all the menu, and you're sitting in front of a computer creating a list that we i know take for granted? >> yeah, like a whole new database of restaurants that no one had aggregated before. >> reporter: grubhub, at leat a version for chicago went live way back in 2004, the same year facebook launched. >> it was a like a repository for menus that delivered to you that was dynamic based on where you were. >>

. >> reporter: attorney general errol william barr reversed court tuesday and sought a lighter sentence for the president's longtime friend. four federal prosecutors resigned from the case in protest. >> they ought to go back to school and learn, because i'll tell you, with the way they treated people. >> reporter: the justice department insists there was no coordination with the white house, but this morning, the president congratulated barr for his involvement. >> attorney general william barr ought to be ashamed and embarrassed, and resign. >> reporter: democrats charged barr with enabling an abuse of power. >> i have formally requested that the inspector general of the justice department investigate this matter immediately. >> reporter: the president also targeted the judge overseeing stone's case, prompting a rare rebuke from his closest ally, senator lindsey graham. >> i don't think the president should have tweeted about an ongoing case. >> reporter: but yesterday, the president penalized the u.s. attorney who oversaw stone's trial, withdrawing her nomination for a top job at the

errol candidate and grow him and others are trying to drum up support among the speaking community to get as many people out to vote because even before polls are open the outcome is already being contested because hawk al jazeera. saying with africa malawi's president has to appeal against a court ruling overturning his reelection to move every can now only one a 2nd term last year but months of protests followed over accusations of vote rigging on monday judges an old for results failing it had been compromised by vote stuffing and ballots they ordered a new election within $150.00 days the president's spokesman called the decision a miscarriage of justice how much castro has been a to strong. will the president is going to address the nation on when he's going to tell people what he's going. to school in the ruling parties they would have thought organizing the paperwork the legal documents for the appeal village when they plan to file the paperwork at the supreme court the supreme court to say there is no case and throw the matter out or they could set a date to hear the matter wh

for all the la >>> i'm errol barnett, and we've got a lot more to tell you about this morning, beginningnger behind the wheel. the cdc estimates about nine people die every day in the u.s. due to distracted driving crashes. many of them are caused by drivers fidgeting with their cell phones. kris van cleave has the story of one family's tragedy. >> reporter: the latest research finds about a third of drivers say texting is their biggest driver distraction, and it appears to be getting worse. drivers were 57%, 57% more likely to be doing something on their phone than they were just four years earlier. now when you're doing that, you take your eyes off the road. and looking away for as little as two seconds can double your crash risk, and in that time you can travel a distance of up to a football field. for the weaver family, that was all the time it took to change their lives forever. a texas-sized silence. the sound of heartbreak, of loss haunts patrick and delana weaver. >> if you had been here a year ago, it was just a buzz of activity. jonathan's friends, they were always over here. n

." >> i'm errol barnett, and we've got a lot more to tell you about this morning, beginning with the it continues to spread like wildfire through china and is slowly spreading around the world. here in the u.s., researchers are looking to previous outbreak, trying to stay one step ahead of the virus. here is dr. jon lapook. >> reporter: officials covered up the number of sars cases in the city. >> does the public understand what zika is, how it spreads, how to protect themselves? >> i don't think so. >> we have to rethink ebola infection control. >> reporter: when a deadly virus arrives in the u.s., health officials follow a road map and try to anticipate the detours that can put the public at risk. they don't always succeed. when ebola came to america, two nurses caring for a patient in dallas contracted the disease. officials believe gaps in protective equipment and unclear guidelines for properly using it were to blame. >> we realized here in the united states we needed to enhance preparedness in hospitals. >> reporter: dr. angela hewitt helped treat two ebola patients at nebraska

errol louis, thank you very much nice to see you. >>> is the president getting his ideas on who he should pete buttigieg firing back after a homophobic attack on him last week. here's what he has to say. ed cod suites have been refreshed because our business is you. get the lowest price guaranteed on all choice hotels when you book direct at choicehotels.com. are critical skills for scientists at 3m. one of the products i helped develop was a softer, more secure diaper closure. as a mom, i knew it had to work. there were babies involved... and they weren't saying much. i envisioned what it's like for babies to have diapers around them. that's what we do at 3m, we listen to people, even those who don't have a voice. at the end of the day, we are people helping people. >>> it's good to have the president's ear. if you want to get president trump's undivided attention, one place to go, fox news. many are using it as a powerful tool to get the president involved in a particular case. one in particular is the rod blagojevich's computation. the president even pointed to rod blagojevich's wife.

>>> errol, thank you very much.resident candidates are kicking it up a notch when it comes to campaigning ahead of saturday's south carolina primary. next week's super tuesday contest in 14 different states. senator bernie sanders, the democratic front-runner is trailing former vice president joe biden in south carolina. ed o'keefe is covering the race there. ed, good to see you. what can we expect in the next few days? the clock is ticking. >> reporter: it sure is, gayle. good morning. candidates are desperate to cover as much ground as possible in south carolina and in the 14 states voting next week when nearly 1400 delegates are up for grabs. >> got to bring people together. we share a common humanity. >> front-runner, bernie sanders, campaigned in the super tuesday state of north carolina. in the coming days, candidates are fanning out across the country with events from boston to raleigh, nashville, little rock, selma and san diego. the hope is to pick up as many of the more than 1300 delegates up for grabs tha

. >>> errol louis is with us. >> i had a conversation about this early voting and the nevada process.gets in weeds. but the weeds clog and kill machines as we saw in iowa. after the iowa debacle, how consequential is it that nevada gets it right? >> well, it will be important that it gets it right. look, one thing to keep in mind, victor, in iowa, we knew pretty much within one or two of the delegate count that buttigieg and sanders were going to split all of the delegates and there wasn't a lot more to it. you know, big fights over the process can illustrate some of the problems as you brilliantly did in your interview. sort of suggesting that some of these reforms are not necessarily compatible. if you have rank choice voting and early voting and frankly, nevada has a convention system. they're going to fight this out again in a couple of months at the county level and again at the state level. when you put those all together, it can create a lot of confusion. it would be great if they could kind of settle on one or two reforms and find their way to a system that lets them know the

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not in a room, errol is live for us in des moines, iowa, she's standing by with the very latest on what is happening in iowa's capital not a a. >>we are at a standstill in the state of iowa, right now the iowa democratic party has yet to release any results after the iowa caucuses that

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thank you very much as we step outside on a friday night we like saying that there's the mark and errol in san francisco love saying that and love welcoming in chief meteorologist lawrence karnow saturday, pretty nice what hold on to your hats whole on i mean it's going to be with the remember last sunday we have the winds were really whipping around outside certainly the possibility of some power outages, some trees coming down some limbs fall off the trees and some power lines are king out there so. >>tonight kind of a calm night just a gentle breeze we're seeing a little haze developing now inside the bay and some actual fog right on the ground there as you make your way along the coastline so that fog moving in right now temperatures today though what a beautiful day spring-like weather out there can you believe it 70 degrees today in livermore that was well above the average for this time of year 69 degrees in both conquered and santa rosa 10 degrees above the average they're cool down slightly in san francisco today still running above the average is 6367 degrees in oakland 68. in

not in a room, errol is live for us in des moines, iowa, she's standing by with the very latest on what is happening in iowa's capital not a a. >>we are at a standstill in the state of iowa, right now the iowa democratic party has yet to release any results after the iowa caucuses that happened just tonight so we know that 35% of the results have been tallied but 0% 0% had been verified and so all of the candidates are moving forward right now and when you take a look at some of them who went on to the stage at their headquarters at different spots across the state of iowa to say thank you to all of their supporters to caucus for them who'd or not too cold who went across the neighborhoods to talk to people and even on caucus night trying to convince them to join them and they thanked all of their supporters tonight. but even we're hearing them talking about how they're moving on to new hampshire, joe biden elizabeth warren talking about the next steps for them in the next step the second state in this primary process we heard from mayor pete food, a judge claiming victory even though w

francisco homelessness now to our 4 zone forecast says we take a live look outside of the market, errol in the city. >>and our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow standing but i'm not i wish i could just more of the storm about 30 to 50 miles with them we be talking about rain. i'm not that powerful mud, i wish i was certainly like to get that ring going here nothing out there right now we've been looking at spring weather and above normal temperatures today, a little bit of return of the sea breeze that help to cool things and we're seeing that again tonight in the temperatures staying cool along the coastline, 49 right now in pacifica 51 hayward 54 in oakland, 54 also in san francisco 46 in and 46 degrees in the napa valley, here's that storm was talking about boy i'd love to be able to move this just a little bit so we call a cutoff low now it's a really kind of separating from the main jet stream and it's spin off the coastline. these are difficult to forecast usually see these late march in april that usually that transition time as we get into spring but right now we've got one ha

errol barnett is at the campus north of new york city. so many apparent issues here.ow far back does this go? >> reporter: well, good morning. gayle, lawrence ray moved in with his daughter back in 2010 after a jail stint. he effectively told her and she was a sophomore here at the time that he just needed a place to crash for a while. that is when the alleged abuse began. >> the conduct is outrageous. makes you angry. >> reporter: after years of allegations about unspeakable abuse against young people he met as college students 60-year-old lawrence ray was arrested at this new jersey home on tuesday. >> one of his daughters room mates and one of the female victims in the indictment were in the residence at the time. >> reporter: according to the indictment ray held so-called therapy sessions in his daughter's dorm, alienating several victims from their parents after earning their trust. the document says he control them by using verbal and physical abuse. which escalated after he and some of the victims later moved to new york city. the indictment also charges ray wi

errol barnett has been covering the story and spoke to a former scout who says he was abused. what is this bankruptcy filing about? this is very -- very unnerving to hear this about the boy scouts. >> certainly. good morning, team. in an email sent out to members, boy scout leaders said scouting programs will continue, but they plan to use the chapter 11 filing to restructure now and compensate victims. and consider this -- nearly 8,000 boy scout leaders have been accused of sex abuse. ralph moore says he's one of those victims. he never reported the alleged abuse he suffered at the hands of his boy scout leader but claims people knew about it. >> when you close your eyes, it's still there. it will never go away. >> reporter: ralph morris was 11-years-old when he said leader john brown began molesting him in rural upstate new york. what were some of your first memories of john brown? >> john brown was an extremely large man. 6'3", 6'4", 260 pounds. he always put three of us in the front seat of the car for pizza and soda. back those days, the stick shift is on the column. when

morning, happy sunday, everybody we're taking a live look outside the mark and errol camera things looking pretty good in san francisco. hope it's bright shiny where you are as well, hi everybody i'm marty gonzales. >>these parts the forecast in a little bit of fog we're dealing with that will give way to mostly sunny temperatures much the same little cool but warming up looks like for the week ahead. well it protected by next week a little flavor of spring coming our way was the overcast appears that we get take a look at the shot from a u c berkeley as we take a look at the east bay shoreline kind of obscured by some of that foggy cloud cover that we're talking about there you can see it in the sky view from behind not so bad, the golden gate, it's more of a mostly clear image with a little bit of a breeze cooking here with the flag flapping around it will notice satellite radar not too much upstream. most the series cloud cover is going to remain to the north down to us we're going to stay pretty cloud-free for the bulk of the day now, here's what happens with that fog by the way mentio