joe wilson, bbc news, stevenage.bbc news, our world with a special programme on wuhan and life under lockdown. wuhan, central china, with a population of 11 million, it is bigger than greater london. this is where the coronavirus outbreak began, last december. injanuary, as it started spreading across china, the government took an unprecedented step, to lockdown wuhan. two residents began to film. police barricades ring the city. all roads out are shut. lin wenhua, a travel logger, heads out with his camera. lin has lived in wuhan his whole life and knows the bustling city like the back of his hand, but today it is empty. many factories, offices and shops are closed. the lockdown is a huge gamble to stop the spread of the virus to the rest of china by shutting off wuhan. residents do not know what it will do to infections within the city and there is no word on when it will end. two dozen people have already died. wuhan central hospital is the epicentre of the outbreak. it is under unprecedented strain. li ting is a

joe wilson, bbc news. after united beat their rivals city in the premier league for the second time this season. two cracking goals from anthony martial and scott mctominay move ole gunnar solskjear‘s side up to fifth, leaving jurgen klopp's liverpool knowing that they only need two more wins to clinch their first league title in 30 years. there may only be a few short miles between them but these neighbours remain anything but friendly. a derby that for one day divides a city, this is manchester and this will always matter. manchester city on hostile ground the first to try their luck. they could not find any, not yet. instead it was united crafting their own fortune, a cleverfree kick, and anthony martial did the rest. in truth, it perhaps should not have got through. united ahead but before half time feeling aggrieved. fred was booked for diving — replays suggested it could have been a penalty, finally some plug for city but going forward they were having phil foden went close. united had the final word

joe wilson has more. wembley reality. football for now was empty. sport has stopped. for a year. uefa's concept was a new style of tournament. the euros would joyfully hop across the continent, 12 cities as hosts, dublin to st petersburg. but imagine that happening injune, as europe right now closes down? impossible. we knew we had to stop the competitions. we think that postponing the euros is the only chance to get a chance to the national leagues and the club competition to finish the competition. in other words, there is now a window of opportunity. june could be a time when domestic leagues could try to resume and fulfil their fixtures, and clubs would welcome that. but let's be clear, there are consequences, knock—on effects of moving the euros, because next summer there is already so much football scheduled, as already, a euro 2021 for women's football, with matches staged in england. the women's euro is very, very important to us and we will have those conversations with uefa. they could be a scenario where it goes slightly later in the summer or is moved 12 m

joe wilson, bbc news.ews, and after that sportscene in scotland, so avert your attention if you don't want to know the scores, because they're coming now. manchester united are up to 5th after beating their city rivals 2—0 in the premier league. it means leaders liverpool now only need six points to win the title. in the day's other game, chelsea thrashed everton 4—0. rangers won at ross county in the scottish premiership — they're now 13 points behind leaders celtic. england's women have broken their poor run of form by beating japan with a late goal in the she believes cup. 0ur correspondent katie gornall was watching in florida. so, katie, finally a win for england — but onlyjust. a big relief england, phil neville named a much changed line—up. it took the introduction of ellen white, with 20 minutes to go, for them to find their cutting—edge. she latched onto a pass from the other substitute to tap the ball home and secure a 1—0 win, a win that keeps alive england's hopes of retaining the shebelieves c

joe wilson, bbc news, in stevenage.new, hopefully temporary, way of life. arts venues have also had to shut their doors, but an orchestra in the netherlands found a way to give a very unique performance while staying at home. musicians from the rotterdam solomonic orchestra used web cams and technology to perform beethoven's ninth symphony from their homes. ode t0 joy by beethoven plays covid—i9 is obviously forcing family gatherings and parties across the world to be cancelled and for young children it can be especially upsetting, but those tasked with organising children's birthdays are not being deterred and are ready to use technology to keep youngsters happy, as the bbc‘s david sillito reports. social distancing — a life indoors — it is not much fun, especially if you're three. if there's germs crawling around you can't go outside so we have to stay indoors. are you ready? everyone, can you knock like this? # do you want to build a snowman? # come on, let's go and play. but one thing has not been cancelled. jessica

joe wilson, bbc news in steve na g e. everyone. joe wilson, bbc news in stevenage. and journalist and this is what i will do this week, try to use my new sewing machine.” is what i will do this week, try to use my new sewing machine. i have been cooking and providing free meals to the elderly, vulnerable, home nurse or for whatever reason unable to feed themselves.” home nurse or for whatever reason unable to feed themselves. i have re ce ntly unable to feed themselves. i have recently set up an e—mail address where people can request a song for someone who really needs it at this time. so the song i am working on now is for a doctor called annie, her partner has told me that she loves brussels sprouts. she loves brussels sprouts. something that rhymes with sprouts? doubts? maybe? and if you ever have your doubts.” am really worried about my parents, who live in the south of spain. i am worried about my friends who have lost theirjobs. this has been very useful to control the panic. embroidery is also great for anxiety. i have finished all of this during the quarant

joe wilson, bbc news, stevenage. time for a look at the weather. ben rich has that. , thank you.

joe wilson, bbc news.nited beat their rivals city in the premier league for the second time this season. two cracking goals from anthony martial and scott mctominay move 0le gunnar solskjear‘s side up to fifth, leaving jurgen klopp's liverpool knowing that they only need two more wins to clinch their first league title in 30 years. adam wild reports. there may only be a few short miles between them but these neighbours remain anything but friendly. a derby that for one day divides a city, this is manchester and this will always matter. manchester city on hostile ground the first to try their luck. they could not find any, not yet. instead it was united crafting their own fortune, a clever free kick, and anthony martial did the rest. in truth, it perhaps should not have got through. united ahead but before half time feeling aggrieved. fred was booked for diving — replays suggested it could have been a penalty, finally some plug for city but going forward they were having none. —— lock. phil foden went close

joe wilson, bbc news. as we heard there, these are unprecedented times.questions than answers at this stage winsport will resume. —— winsport will resume. there are more questions than answers at this stage about when sport will resume. in terms of the premier league its supposed to be april the 11th but that could easily change. liverpool are desperately close to sealing their first league title in 30 years, they could have won it next week but that's no longer the case. tonight managerjurgen klopp has released a statement saying: well, we know the financial situation changes dramatically in football — the further down the tier you go. like the premier league, the football league says games are suspended games until early april and the ramifications could be huge for all involved. our reporter katie shanahan has been at rochdale today. well, this league 1 side is currently ranked 19th in the table were supposed to be playing rovers this weekend, but as you can see the covers are on, and this club really depends on those ticket sales from fans entering th

joe wilson is at wembley for us — this was inevitable decision?so, i think so, there's a new concept for the tournament, seven matches at wembley but spread across different cities in europe. imagine thousands of football fa ns cities in europe. imagine thousands of football fans crisscrossing the continent in june. there of football fans crisscrossing the continent injune. there will be a financial impact to the decision and it opens up a window in early summer also for the domestic leagues to fulfil their football fixtures. elsewhere the french open internet is moving more towards wimbledon, monitoring the situation. the 0lympics monitoring the situation. the olympics and paralympics say that they are going ahead. normally these events would matter so much and they still do as a sport brings much joy but this decision has shown that might now sport is just a small part of what is happening globally. once again the bbc has been flooded with questions from you about the virus and the new government restrictions on social contact. our health corres

joe wilson, bbc news, stevenage. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are.od evening and thank you forjoining us. we'll start with the news that this summer's tokyo 0lympics have been postponed until next year, because of the coronavirus pandemic. it's the biggest sporting event to fall due to the virus, that's shattered the sporting calendar in recent weeks. this is the first time the olympics have been delayed in it's12li year history and leaves potentially huge ramifications for the athletes and the hosts. head of world athletics, lord sebastian coe says if the games organisers did push on, this could have impacted the integrity of the competition and the wellbeing of the athletes. we wrote to the olympic international committee on sunday to express oui’ real concerns on behalf of the athletes. we pushed for postponement, this is the right decision for him and it's the right decision for the athletes. they are the most important group here, and they have been under intolerable conditions, and many of them are not able to train, and many of them are going

joe wilson, bbc news, stevenage. hello, i'm neera perez. what i'm going to do this week. try to learn how to use my new sewing machine. i have been cooking and providing free meals to anybody elderly, vulnerable, homeless or for whatever reason unable to feed themselves. i recently set up an e—mail address where people can request a song for someone who really needs it at this time, so the song i'm working on now is for a doctor called annie. her partner told me that she loves brussels sprouts. # she loves brussels sprouts... something that rhymes with sprouts — maybe doubts? # and if you ever have your doubts... i'm worried about my parents, they live in the south of spain and i'm worried about my friends. they have lost theirjobs. this has been very useful to control the panic. embroidery is also great for anxiety. i finished all this during the quarantine — look at that! at the moment, there are no parties to be had and events have all but stopped, so that means i haven't had any work. i'm always cooking regardless and i'm always in the

the result keeps england's title hopes alive. joe wilson reports.field, wherever you stand. just a gentle breeze. but rugby requires control. france began with it. from the boot to the wing, perfect. so to the brawl. if you are a match official you see everything with replays but a punch, that cannot be overlooked. that is the first half red card with one man missing there were gaps in the french defence, if scotland could find them. like this to now the wise heads were smiling to they were watching a confident scotland, rampant scotland, a winning scotland to the second half or two more scottish tries to seal the victory. france arrived unbeaten into edinburgh. who knows how or when the six nations will and that scotland have their performance to remember. manchester is red after united beat their rivals city in the premier league for the second time this season. two cracking goals from anthony martial and scott mctominay move 0le gunnar solskjaer‘s side up to fifth, leaving jurgen klopp's liverpool knowing that they only need two more wins to clin

joe wilson, bbc news, stevenage.at i'm going to do this week. try to learn how to use my new sewing machine.” this week. try to learn how to use my new sewing machine. i have been cooking and providing free meals to anybody elderly, vulnerable, homeless or for whatever reason unable to feed themselves.” re ce ntly unable to feed themselves.” recently set up an e—mail address where people can request a song for someone who really needs it at this time so the sun i'm working on now is for a doctor called annie —— the song i'm working on. her partner told me that she loves brussel sprouts. # she loves brussel sprouts... something that rhymes, may be doubts? i'm worried about my pa rents, doubts? i'm worried about my parents, they live in the south of spain andi parents, they live in the south of spain and i worried about my friends. this has been very useful to control the panic. embroidery is also great for anxiety. i finished all this during the quarantine, look at that. at the moment there are no parties to be had an

joe wilson, bbc news.espondent laura scott is outside the premier league's offices in central london. no ban on mass gatherings but this outbreak has effectively wiped out football for the next few weeks. this is huge, isn't it? it really is. it has been quite an extraordinary morning across football and here at the premier league's offices in london, they made the really difficult decision, but probably the only decision that they could make, which was to suspend football for a few weeks. at the moment, that is three weeks. that is across the professional game in england, and all football in scotla nd in england, and all football in scotland and all football in wales. it really does throw the calendar into huge uncertainty. quite when they will be able to reschedule those matches, we don't yet know. the intention at this stage is to try to have them on for the 4th of april onwards but there is absolutely no guarantee that we will be in absolutely no guarantee that we will beina absolutely no guarantee tha

uefa is holding talks joe wilson is at wembley.is likely to happen? well, we have what is likely to happen? well, we have not had any official confirmation from uefa themselves but we have already heard, for example, from the norwegian fa that was part of today's negotiations and discussions that, indeed, euro 2020 will in effect become euro 2021, the whole tournament will be delayed, effectively moved from their summer tour next summer. that is not officially concerned but i have to say aye think it has been inevitable for some time. just consider the logistics of the way euro 2020 had been organised. wembley is one of the major venues but a tournament spread over 12 different cities, in excess of 2 million tickets available, can you imagine the logistics of that, with venues from dublin to saint petersburg involved, the potential for travel at a time when europe might still be in a state of lockdown or just when europe might still be in a state of lockdown orjust emerging from it. it has been seen for a while to be practically im

but they are trying to lead the way in switching their resources, as our sports correspondent joe wilsondo but adapt? and so, stevenage fc‘s captain and central defender becomes food deliverer. the football has stopped, but the community which surrounds the club is still there, waiting. there are people around the world that have got a lot of people they can rely on, but there are people, especially in this community, that don't have anyone to rely on, and it's good for the club to all come together and help towards the one cause. just a friendly voice at this time can be crucial. stevenage's foundation will continue to take calls, offer advice, even when staff start working from home. i have had a few people call up saying, i'm really sorry that we are taking up your time, and i'm saying, no, that's not a problem, that's exactly what we are here to do, just talk to you. lots of football clubs are helping in various ways at the moment. but here, the perspective is unique. football was suspended with stevenage admittedly at the bottom, last place in league two. a couple of weeks ago, we m

joe wilson, bbc news, stevenage. time for a look at the weather. ben rich has that. , thank you. very good afternoon to you, it is pretty spring—like out there for many of us at the moment. if you are planning to get out for exercise just want to sit in the garden, it looks dry for most this afternoon, with sunshine. i say for most there is an exception to the north—west. you can see the stripe of cloud, a slow—moving weather front bringing rain for parts of northern ireland and scotla nd parts of northern ireland and scotland but specially in the far north—west. it is pretty windy here and will remain so through the rest of the afternoon but for the eastern side of northern ireland, scotland there will be the potential for low cloud around the western coast, but for northern ireland and scotland, low cloud and outbreaks of patchy rain. the far north and north—west of scotland, should turn brighter as the day wears on. a little bit colder here, but further south, 16 or 17 degrees. the slow—moving band of cloud is associated with this wriggle frontal system, nothing much to push i

joe wilson, bbc news, stevenage. time for a look at the weather. here's ben rich. thank you and good evening. it's been pretty springlike out there today with some spring sunshine and some spring warmth. 19.1; degrees in north wales, the warmest day of the year so far. where we have had those sunny and warm conditions by day, clear skies by night, you will get quite cold and a touch of frost in england and wales, but not so for northern ireland or scotland because you will have more clout and outbreaks of rain trudging slowly south—east through the night, holding those temperatures up well above freezing but it means into tomorrow there will be some cloud and outbreaks of rain for many parts of northern ireland and certainly the western half of scotland. eastern scotland should see some brightness and for england and wales, after the chilly start, again, afine wales, after the chilly start, again, a fine day with some spells of sunshine are made the odd patch of sunshine are made the odd patch of fog for some coast in the west but those temperatures again for centr

joe wilson, bbc news. our sports news reporter laura scott, is here. laura, what could go next?ast few moments, we hear about the london marathon a. that is a really big decision, they've decided to move that until october the 4th. it's not entirely unexpected. we have been waiting for news of that today, because the boston marathon was moved to september, so we thought that it might have an impact on london, but the london marathon is one of the biggest mass participation events in the world. it attracts 750,000 spectators, 40,000 runners, and it raises in an extraordinary amount of money for charity, 60 66.4 million last year. grand national on the 4th of april, one of the biggest sporting events of the year, and then euro 2020 as well, which is due to be held across 12 cities this summer, and ua for have said they are going to hold a meeting on tuesday, and one of the contingency plans in place is moving about the whole year —— uefa, and that would be quite some decision. but on what has been a remarkable date and sporting developments, we have seen sports like the premier le

next on the presidency, jonathan holloway talks about how will joe wilson dealt with racial issues throughoutis career particularly as time a president -- as president of princeton university and then president of united states. mr. holloway is a professor of african-american studies as both political thought at the wilson center in washington, d.c. which hosted the event. >> good afternoon. welcome, everybody. and jane harman, president ceo of the wilson center. i am a recovering politician which is not a 12 step program but i am absolutely delighted that the wilson

i'm proud to be the author of this bipartisan resolution with congressman joe wilson and proud of the 62 bipartisan co-sponsors on this bill that represent the geographic and ideological diversity of this house. i want to thank the broad coalition of organizes that have worked so long in support of this resolution, in particular fund, save the children, world vision, futures without violence and unicef u.s.a. i enter a he letter from these groups and others. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. mcgovern: we have ma made great strides in identifying the violence that affects young children around the world, the sad reality, violence against children is pandemic. every five minutes a child dice of sealens. one billion are victims of violence. homicide are the top five causes of death. that is not just a shame, mr. speaker. that is absolutely unacceptable. 80% of those homicide victims are boys and one in five girls are sexually abused at least once in their lives. it can happen anywhere, communities, schools, in a home, in churches, on the streets, online and on the phone. it

joe wilson, bbc news, wembley. the impact on sport dominating the back pages.gures think that the olympics on 90% certain to be delayed. it has a picture of alexandre lacazette training alone at his london home. you remember his manager mikel arteta tested positive for coronavirus. he is in isolation. 0n the back page of the independent, horse racing has been suspended until the end of april. but they raced yesterday. this is sarah kavanagh raced yesterday. this is sarah kava nagh after raced yesterday. this is sarah kavanagh after riding a 33—1winner, and the caption, where as the hand sanitiser?! quite apt. and the french open might switch to a later date. —— the american open. that is because the french open which would begin in late may will now take place in september. in a pointed statement the us tennis association criticised the french federation's decision to move the date of roland garros, stating that, at a time when the world is coming together, we recognise that such a decision should not be made unilaterally. staying with tennis, wimbledon has clo

joe wilson, bbc news.ast few minutes say 798 people have now tested positive for the virus in the uk — up more than 200 from yesterday's figure. at nine o'clock yesterday morning there were 590 cases. the official advice is that anyone with a persistent cough or high temperature should isolate themselves for a week. the government's chief scientific adviser has defended the strategy — against criticism that more stringent measures haven't been imposed. catherine burns reports. this is the front line of the government's latest stage in the fight against coronavirus, staying at home. officials are clear — anyone with a temperature or a new and persistent cough needs to self—isolate for a week. this is such a big move because it is asking people to stay at home. some will have coronavirus, probably a minority at the moment. some will have the common cold. some may have something else. but this is the type of measure we need to make which is why it is quite a big change, in order to try to reduce the speed of

joe wilson, bbc news.ord moves them up to 50 and means leaders liverpool are now only need six points to win the league —— to fifth place. there may only be a few short miles between them but these neighbours remain anything but friendly. a derby that for one day divides a city, this is manchester and this will always matters. manchester city on hostile ground the first to try their luck. they could not find any, not yet. instead it was united crafting their own fortune, a clever free it was united crafting their own fortune, a cleverfree kick and anthony martial did the rest. in truth, it perhaps should not have got through. united ahead but before half time feeling aggrieved. fred was booked for diving replays suggested it could have been a penalty, finally some plug for city but going forward they were having none still as they'll found the —— phil logan went close point that united had the final word and again the city keeper played his part, this time and misplaced throw and scott mctominay took his c

joe wilson, bbc news, stevenage. goverments around the world are urging the public to stay at home and keep two metres apart to slow the spread. so how exactly is the disease passed on , and which surfaces does the virus survive on? jim reed reports. there are many ways of catching coronavirus. the first is through particles in the air. someone breathes out and coughs in the virus is spread in a droplet or aerosol. a single cough can produce 3,000 droplets. you breathe it in and become infected. this is why governments across the world are telling us to stay 2m away from each other to stop the spread. the second way is through something scientists call fomite transmission. those virus particles land on a hard surface and are spread when an infectious purchase touches it. because the person who has the virus is shedding the virus from the nose and throat and copping it out into the air, that means anything they touch is going to be covered in this virus. if you come along later and touch the same surface, you could pi

next on the presidency, jonathan holloway talks about how will joe wilson dealt with racial issues throughout his career particularly as time a president -- as president of princeton university and then president of united states. mr. holloway is a professor of african-american studies as both political thought at the wilson center in washington, d.c. which hosted the event. >> good afternoon. welcome, everybody. and jane harman, president ceo of the wilson center. i am a recovering politician which is not a 12 step program but i am absolutely delighted that the wilson center is hosting this event. i am looking for john milton cooper. where is he? what are you doing in the back? for anyone who has not heard of john milton cooper, shame on you. he wrote an award-winning biography of woodrow wilson and he has been enormously helpful to us over the years appearing many times but also helping us npack the issues around woodrow wilson. in 1978, when the wilson center was 10 years old, we were charged by congress with creating a hubert humphrey fellowship in social and political thought. good idea.

create a movement without people who have been the base of the democratic party. >> joe biden yesterday in michigan, reid wilson. the history of michigan in deciding a primary, this is the third contested democratic cycle in a long way in which michigan has played a huge role, not necessarily a determinative role as usual in the calendar back in 2008 michigan and florida democratic national committee rules and held their primary earlier than they should have. "on south carolina and that sort of early state window the democrats tried toprotect . and so the dnc and their delegates would not be seated at the convention. hillary clinton was behind the ball at the time went in and campaigned heavily inboth states . trying to find some sort of momentum to revive her primary campaign. barack obama stayed away and clinton won both of those states read her delegates didn't count until the claim clear obama was going to win. they struck a deal and the delegations to show up at the convention anyway although their votes for half of what they would have read in 2016, bernie sanders was the one who was behind the eight ball

joe wilson, bbc news. more from the rugby coming up injusta news.there was plenty for the players to contend with on the florida course, but hatton safely managed to negotiate the hazards and the wildlife to finish on 4—under par and lift the title. world number one rory mcilroy tied for fifth. there was an historic all—female race card at southwell to mark international women's day. bryony frost won a double at the meeting that featured both jumps and flat racing. isaid we i said we would go back to the by. now, there was a lovely moment you may have missed in scotland's six nations triumph victory over france. adam hastings lined up a penalty in the first half. it was duly dispatched with little fuss, so cut to mum diana and dad, who is scottish legend gavin hastings. a kiss from proud mum for dad visible on the big screen. "yuck" goes adam. how embarrassing. mum and dad, would you please stop. i know hastings is a breakfast viewer so i hope he is watching that. morning, the whole hastings family. she she totally knew what she was doing. it was li

joe wilson, bbc news, stevenage. hello, i'm neera perez.als to anybody elderly, vulnerable, homeless or for whatever reason unable to feed themselves. i recently set up an e—mail address where people can request a song for someone who really needs it at this time, so the song i'm working on now is for a doctor called annie. her partner told me that she loves brussels sprouts. # she loves brussels sprouts...# something that rhymes with sprouts — may be doubts? # and if you ever have your doubts...# i'm worried about my parents, they live in the south of spain and i'm worried about my friends. they have lost theirjobs. this has been very useful to control the panic. embroidery is also great for anxiety. ifinished all this during the quarantine — look at that! at the moment, there are no parties to be had and events have all but stopped so that means i haven't had any work. i'm always cooking regardless and i'm always in the kitchen. doing something. above all else, it isjust helping people in a small way. we know she also collect little penni

wilson takes a new turn today. what the jury is expected to hear. >>> both joe biden and bernie sanders pick up powerful endorsements. who is backing who a day before the new round of presidential primaries. yes, all of that is ahead. but, first, we want to get to mike with more on our forecast. >> i never heard of being able to evict somebody from being sick. >> yeah, people have done, or maybe attempting to try to do some interesting things. >> that's crazy. i never heard of such a thing. let's talk about what is going on. scattered showers in the forecast for today and footomor. mainly cloudy with 44 in castro valley to 51 in alameda. most of us 49 along the east bay shore and union city and hayward and richmond and berkeley. 41 in nevada for the cool spot and 52 in san francisco for the warm spot. most of us in the mid to upper 40s. these temperatures, look at this, ignificantly warmer especially across the north bay than we were this time yesterday. what does that mean for our commute? well, right now 51 if you're coming into the city via the bay bridge. spotty showers. we'll put some caution on that. mass tran

kpix 5's wilson walker will have the latest developments there coming up for us at 5:30. >>> and now to the latest on prt joe biden winninten states on super tuesday. but senator bernie sanders is maintaining a lead over biden here in california. this as another cab dat drops out and announces they are backing biden. kpix 5's natalie brand has the latest on the shake-up >> reporter: veronic joe biden has spent the day in california, l.a., gave a speec did not mention michael bloomberg's big decision to drop out of the race and add his name to the list of former democratic hopefuls now endorsing the former vice president. a day after a dismal super tuesday finish, billionaire michael bloomberg is out of the race to become president. he's now backing joe biden. >> i've always believed that defeating donald trump starts with uniting behind the candidate with the best shot to do it. >> reporter: the former vice president tweeted his thanks to bloomberg -- >> we welcome all those who want to join us. and this is a movement we are building. it is a movement. and we need that movement to beat donald trump. >> repor

wilson takes a new turn today. what the jury is expected to hear. >>> joe biden and bernie sanders picks up some powerful endorsements. who is backing them before the new round of presidential primaries. >>> 5:38. we'll to all those stories in a moment. i'm just excitedut the super moon tomorrow? >> i thought it was tonight. >> i don't know. i need to plan. i will stay up late to watch it. >> you can take a nap today because the moon comes up at 7:28. >> okay. >> and then it will be full for several hours. really cool to see. let's take a look at what is going on right now. your whole day planned out for you. 50 in san bruno and half moon bay and everyone else 44 to 48 degrees on the peninsula. we have 52 in san francisco. 51 in oakland. pretty much everybody else in the mid to upper 40s. palo alto and los gatos at 52 degrees and these temperatures are significantly warmer. let's talk about your commute. looking west on the san mateo bridge and it's fog free and rain free. there's just some spotty showers posible later on today. that's it. it's going to be cool to mild on mass transit and light breezes out on the bay

award winner, tom hanks revealing that he and his wife rita wilson tested positive for coronavirus while working on a movie shoot in australia. joe johns begins our coverage and he's live with more on the president's message. joe? >> reporter: good morning, alisyn. the president was trying to ramp up his response to the virus. but if he was trying to create calm, he ended up creating a measure of confusion, probably the biggest problem was the way the president framed his restrictions on travel from much of europe. let's listen to what he had to say and then i'll tell you what he meant. >> new cases from entering our shores, we will be suspended all travel from europe to the united states for the next 30 days. the new rules will go into effect friday at midnight. >> turns out the travel restrictions that the president was talking about weren't nearly as restrictive as he suggested. those restrictions did not include u.s. citizens. also, the president said touring that address that -- during that address they were going to cut off trade and cargo shipments. he had to go on twitter later in the evening to clean that up. the preside

of political analysts one of whom think said joe biden should not participate because he is gaffe prone. >>other news tonight, a verdict is in in the nia wilson murder trial, the 18 year-old was killed 2 years ago after she and her sister were said in an unprovoked attack at the macarthur bart station in oakland today, a jury in oakland found john lee cow guilty of first-degree murder in else wilson's death. they also found him guilty of premeditated attempted murder for stabbing her sister who survived the attack and the following the sisters before he stabbed them. kyle has pleaded not guilty by reason of insanity. the sanity phase of his trial will begin tomorrow afternoon if the jury finds kyle was insane at the time of the attack. he would be sent to a state mental hospital for life instead of to prison new developments in a federal corruption case involving san francisco's former public works director. >>san francisco mayor london breed is now calling for the removal of tom way as the director of building inspection. way was recently identified as it dbi official in quotes in the federal investigation against former public works directo

wilson on a bart platform two years ago. the jury's verdict after this. >> another big primary day in the presidential race. joe biden looking to cement his status as the democratic frontrunner. we will break down the numbers as they come in from six states across the country. >> and lots of sunshine today. pretty warm temperatures. and even some showers. coming up, we'll let you know if this unusual pattern sticks around. ♪ it's only human to find inspiration in nature. and also find answers. our search to transform... ...farm waste into renewable natural gas led chevron to partner with california bioenergy. working to provide an alternative source of power... ...for a cleaner way forward. ♪ dramatic choir music ♪ dramatic choir music ♪ dramatic choir music it's the rush of relaxation. introducing the all-new lincoln corsair. >>> a sglur oakland found john lee cowell guilty of first degree murder for the deadly stabbing of nia wilson on a blart platform. bart platform. >> the verdict came in at the end of the first day of deliberations. >> reporter: nia wilson's family broke into sobs as the verdicts were read

joe, over to casa kernen. >> coming up, mike wilson should be interesting from morgan stanley is going us talking about the market turmoil. as we head to break, here's some images of the pandemic's impact from yesterday from all around the globe. we're coming right back. the barkins are empty nesters now. should they downsize? probably. will they? not as long as thanksgiving is a holiday. planning for the future is about more than just money. let equitable be your guide. should they downsize? nesters now. probably. will they? not as long as thanksgiving is a holiday. planning for the future is about more than just money. let equitable be your guide. . >>> breaking news. >> the senate passing its coronavirus relief stimulus package overnight. that bill now moves to the house. >>> futures indicated lower in anticipation of what's expected to be a big spike in jobless claims today and the number of coronavirus cases in the united states approaching 70,000 the number of deaths now passing 1,000. it is thursday, march 26th, 2020, and our breaking news coverage of markets in turmoil continue

wilson, thank you so much. good to see you. >> you got it, fred. >>> coming up, a big victory for joe biden in the race for the presidency. how well his win in south carolina affects super tuesday and his democratic opponents. >>> plus, at any moment civil rights leaders will march across the edmond pettis bridge to mark 55 years since bloody sunday. we're expecting to see congressman john lewis who was on the front lines of the fight for voting rights in 1965 and many times thereafter. and, of course, you're seeing some democratic presidential candidates. you see amy klobuchar there also meeting with reverend jesse jackson. not a candidate this time, but he has been a presidential candidate before. all of them are there. and we'll be right back. i love rakuten, it's basically free money. it's an easy way to earn cashback on the stuff i'm already buying. when you have a child and they're constantly growing out of clothing, earning cashback from rakuten just makes everything easier. sometimes it's 3% sometimes it's 8% but you're always getting cashback. the way cashback works on rakuten is so they get a commission from the

wilson on a bart platform. the verdict, and why the jury's work isn't done yet. >> another big primary day in the presidential race. joes as the democratic frontrunner. we'll break down the numbers as they come in. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ we need someone to lean on the new xc90 available with six seats. xc90. recharged. lease the volvo xc90 for $499 per month. at your local volvo retailer. >>> a man caught pointing a laser at other cars in marin county. one of those cared belonged to the california highway patrol. >> reporter: two marin county chp officers were on highway 101 late monday night. they were doing a traffic break, slowing down cars by driving back and forth. >> all you're driving along, they see a green beam of light come through the car. >> reporter: as they kept driving south, there was even more bright light. >> the entire cabin just filled with green light. so it looked like this green laser ended up hitting a mirror, which kede frakted it through the whole car. >> reporter: he says the officers were lucky they didn't get hurt or crash. they noticed a black car speed past their traffic bre

wilson. now, our campaign -- >> there you have it. michael bloomberg withdrawing himself from the race officially there and endorsing former vice president joe biden. basically saying we are going to make him the next president of the united states. saying that he wants victory in november addressing his team, of course, thanking everybody for their roles in his short lived campaign but i think we all can agree as we were talking on set here that was a michael bloomberg that nobody has ever seen before and maybe he should have showed that earlier. may have done better on super tuesday. so let's get into this. joining us, anchor and senior business correspondent stephanie ruhle, political reporter josh letterman who's been covering the bloomberg campaign. and host of democracy-ish podcast. josh, i'm going to start with you. give us a behind the scenes as you're there. >> reporter: yeah. this is an irony here in that this is the most raucous crowd for michael bloomberg throughout the entire campaign and it is coming as he's actually withdrawing from the race. the room here midtown manhattan is packed with a lot of supporters and his campaign s

rick wilson went to basically tell us, yeah, only biden can beat -- only biden can beat trump now, and the problem with that is we all see that joeiden is a defective product that will break in the general election. we all see it. we are not allowed to talk about it, but he is clearly not all there. so bernie sanders is the only candidate that can actually beat donald trump, and they are pulling out all the stops, because you know, the war profiteers, the financial monopolists on wall street, they don't want to pay taxes. they don't want the interest loophole closed. it is just unbelievable. >> tucker: that is true. so let me ask you, you said that you think biden is less capable of beating the president and bernie sanders is. >> absolutely. >> tucker: why do you say that? >> i think for a variety of reasons. joe biden sold us the war in iraq, he's on record about cutting social security and medicare. joe biden pushed for the increase in private prisons. joe biden has cozied up to the credit card industry more than any candidate in the race. and again, what we all know but unfortunately aren't allowed to talk about because it is

wilson in july of 2018, but he has pleadenot guilty. by reason of insanity. >>and on the kron 00:04am for grabs today for super up tuesday round 2 as joe biden and bernie sanders fight it out for the democratic nomination and a live look here you're heading over the bay idge. this is the apprch a nice easy ride at this ur. [ runng and breathing heavily ] you can run like there's no tomorrow. but tomorrow al comes. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ wherever we want to go, we just have to start. ausave yr way there wi chase. chase. make more of what's urs. ♪ dramatic choir muc ♪ dramatic choir sic ♪ dratichoir music it's the rush of relaxation. troducine alnew lincoln corsair. thanks fostaying with us on this tuesday morning. it is 5.24 looking out ther and sfo skiepretty clear overhead. >>well, southern california looks at rain and possible delays the bay area not not likely to see much regards to weather-related delays today as we are looking at some pretty calm conditions. now at times later day you can see those showers trying to work their way into the bay couple of sprinkles possible for thsouthern end of the bay area like around san jose. most of us nice a

joe fryer with the latest. >> reporter: this morning some good news from tom hanks and his wife rita wilson battling coronavirusnyone. you don't get it from anyone wilson captured some of what she called quarantine stir crazy rapping to nature's 1992 hit, "hip-hop parade ♪ hip-hop parade ♪ >> it comes as other stars battling coronavirus are sharing their stories. bravo's andy cohen posted this on instagram after a few days of self-quarantine and not feeling great, i have tested positive for coronavirus. actress idris elba who tested positive last week got slammed on social media for not isolates him away from his wife now she's tested positive with the virus the two with oprah winfrey. >> i caught it in that time as well i think people were -- are right to have highlighted that spatial distance is important. we weren't thinking about that specifically. >> meanwhile, helping spread the message through music, singer neil diamond, who does not have covid-19, he performed an acoustic version of his version "sweet caroline" with new lyrics ♪ hands washing hands >> motivating the masses to do the right thing. ♪ reach