nearby l.a.x. airport. and so the detective thought, what better place to dump a car. >> l.a.x.ace. >> very big place. >> a lot of parking lots. >> a lot of parking lots. and it took a few days. >> you looked through them all. >> every one of them. >> no mercedes. and no shortage of persons of interest. a lot of people close to deede keller were about to be hugged like old friends. >> coming up, detectives were about to get blunt with julie and her brother. >> all of a sudden he says did you have anything to do with your mom's disappearance? >> i think it was more "did you kill your mother?" >> when "dateline" continues. amazon prime video is on xfinity x1. so when you say words like, "show me best of prime video" into this, you'll see awesome stuff like this. discover prime originals like, the emmy award winning the marvelous mrs. maisel, tom clancy's jack ryan, and the man in the high castle. all in the same place as your live tv. it's all included with your amazon prime membership. that's how xfinity makes tv... simple. easy. awesome. ♪ i'm feeing good right now >>> in the da

she had flown into and out of l.a.x. airport in los angeles. and just today, the mayor said they are trying to disinfect the airport. and so we begin tonight with abc's steve 0 sosunsami at the in atlanta. >> reporter: they're working overtime tonight in los angeles at l.a.x., disinfecting the airport, to help prevent any possible spread of the coronavirus. a korean airlines flight attendant, who is believed to have worked flights in and out of the airport, tested positive today for the virus. the same flight attendant was working a flight from israel february 15th, where 30 people were later diagnosed with the disease. >> we're disinfecting l.a.x. every hour. we're making sure that those points of entry and those places where we could see somebody come in and create a vector are as secure as we can possibly make them. >> reporter: in korea, a u.s. soldier has come down with the coronavirus. the military is ordering extra screenings of all service members. these are pictures tonight from onboard a cruise ship that's circling the caribbean. both

we're here at l.a.x. where we are seeing a number of passengers wearing masks last night new flight restrictions took effect, and there were new confirmed cases of coronavirus in the u.s. over the weekend. the u.s. is closed to most foreigners who have traveled recently to china. the president telling fox -- >> we've offered china help, but we can't have thousands of people coming in who may have this problem, the coronavirus. >> reporter: any remaining flights from china with u.s. citizens will be routed through 11 airports. and americans who visited hubei, the epicenter of the virus, will face a mandatory two-week quarantine as the state department works to evacuate the roughly 1,000 americans still stuck in wuhan sam roth's wife and two daughters are still in wuhan waiting to be evacuated. >> i just hope, you know, everybody's kind and compassionate to all the people that are coming back on these flights. i can imagine abigail being frightened of people in hazmat suits. >> reporter: china completing it

in the meantime l.a.x.ecause a korean airlines flight attendant who's believed to have worked on the flight there has we asked o to stay safe. >> basic steps because they are so important. wash your hands. that is incredibly vital. cough or sneeze into your elbow. clean surfaces in those hot spots. avoid contact with people known to be sick. if you are sick, stay home. as we heard today from dr. anthony fauci, we know this virus is highly transmissible. >> daegu has more than 1600 virus cases. >>> now to the aftermath of the massacre in milwaukee. a building dating back to the 19th century is still a crime scene this morning. police say an employee at the molson coors brewery opened fire on his co-workers. authorities say the shooter killed five people before taking his own life. the fbi is helping local police with the investigation. meantime, the mayor of wisconsin's largest city is heartbroken for the victims and their families. >> there are five individuals who went to work today, and they thought they

five years ago the faa reprimanded him for flying into airspace over l.a.x., and he was denied clearance because of reduced visibility, and he also tied in the helicopter crash that killed kobe and seven others. >>> and then a landslide buried scarlet, and she was walk on the beach with her dog and friend and without warning the cliff side tumbles sending thousands sunshine was her middle name. >> this is the place that she loved. i know her spirit -- i know that she was with her dog, and she loved to watch iris go into the water and loved being here with her friends and i think she felt connected to this area. >> dozens of good samaritans and first responders worked frantically to save her that day. the family has been able to reconnect with a few of them but they are asking the public's help to finding other good samaritans that were there that day and helping out. >>> long time eastwood, is voting for bloomberg. he said he wishes the president would act more like a gentleman without tweeting and calling peoples names. he said the best thing we can do is get bloomberg in there. >>> you

at l.a.x., crews were seen disinfecting surfaces after a korean airlines flight attendant who worked on flights at that airport tested positive for the coronavirus. there are 60 confirmed coronavirus cases in the country including that patient from solano county. amy hollyfield will have a live report from sacramento in a few minutes on that. >>> all this week on abc7 news we're focusing on b.a.r.t. it's a critical mode of transportation for hundreds of thousands of us in the bay area. >> but a new report shows a growing disparity in tickets handed out. julian glover has more on what the actions are that b.a.r.t. will take to close this disparity. >> b.a.r.t. police have been cracking down on fare evaders, but there's an issue when it m cos to that crackdown. the numbers in 2018 and 2019 showing more than half of those quality of life citations, 50% of them, are to black riders despite the fact that black riders make up 1 in 10 b.a.r.t. riders. ed alvarez will address what appears to be a systemic issue in a meeting later today and present a plan to fix the problem. these citations w

. >>> and welcome back like returning heroes at l.a.x. hear from the excited families and firefighters who are back home after fighting those devastating wildfires in australia. >>> and we'll take a look at the local weather, which includes a bit of a warm up on both the morning temperatures and the afternoon. we're going to get back into the mid-60s and above in some places. budget, i lead the charge. and for this multitasking number cruncher, time is money. so, no more chasing sales. because at floor and decor, i get rock-bottom prices on top-quality products. and with free in-store design services, i score expert advice and project planning. not like free with purchase either, like free-free. mission accomplished. now that's time well spent. explore floor and decor in person or online at flooranddecor.com tis better than the criminal in democrathe white house.esident we all have progressive plans to address the big challenges facing our country. what makes me different, is i've been working for ten years outside of washington, to end t

. >> coming up next on "today in the bay," if you're flying from l.a.x. what you may encounter with some turbulence of a different kind. on the ground. >>> and basketball star dwyane wade opens up about his daughter and her life choices. hear from him coming up next. obama: he's been a leader throughout the country for the past twelve years, mr. michael bloomberg is here. vo: leadership in action. mayor bloomberg and president obama worked together in the fight for gun safety laws, to improve education, and to develop innovative ways to help teens gain the skills needed to find good jobs. obama: at a time when washington is divided in old ideological battles he shows us what can be achieved when we bring people together to seek pragmatic solutions. bloomberg: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >>> good morning, $200,000 will buy you a three bedroom home in much of the us. but here it is barely a down payment and that is where shared equity comes into play. some companies are offering down payment partnerships. you get money today and they get

now investigating reports a flight attendant diagnosed with the virus may have flown into and out of l.a.xan american soldier, the first u.s. service member to test positive. as the number of cases in the u.s. rises to at least 60. tonight, dr. jennifer ashton right here, answering your questions. who has the virus been hitting hardest? and how to best protect you and your family. some simple steps tonight. >>> also breaking as we come on tonight, reports of multiple workers dead. a workplace shooting, police say a disgruntled employee returning today with a

travelers arriving at l.a.x. will be taken if they have been to places where they could have been exposed. the person there now is a u.s. citizen who has not shown symptoms of the virus. meanwhile, in orange county, a federal judge has extended for another week the temporary restraining order blocking coronavirus patients from entering costa mesa. the city filed a lawsuit to keep exposed people out of the fairview development center, which the government wants to use to quarantine 3 to 50 patients. we will hear from contra costa mayorr ght to keep infected people out of her city. >>> a live look from capitol hill, where senators will meet today to discuss the emergency funds requested from the white house. the trump administration is asking for $1.25 billion to address the coronavirus. the white house has also asked for $35 million to be set aside for the prevention and treatment of ebola. >>> and coming up in money watch, coronavirus sinks wall street. we're going to have more on that. were going to talk more ab

five airlines at l.a.x.re all testing a common use self-servicing baggage check like united and i think southwest as well. passengers could drop bags at a kiosk when prints out the tags. and more will expand including british airways and including air france. >>> and [ inaudible ]. "today in the bay" coming up for you, a busy bay area weekend when it comes to sports. warriors fans busying about what is going on. we're going to tell you who is making a triumphant return on sunday. >>> plus making fetch happen. >> people look at you all of the time and everybody just knew stuff about you. >> where could you become a mean girl. but first happening now, sean gussy toppling a gust in west germany. the bus was traveling from croatia and several train routes were shut down because of the weather. even a soccer match was postponed because of the approaching storm. 4:53 now. a lot more ahead. vo: while other candidates argue about health care, mike bloomberg has a record of doing something. as mayor, he protected wom

the faa reprimanded him for flying into airspace over l.a.x. against orders of air traffic control. they say at the time he was denied clearance because of reduced advice ability. zobayan died in the helicopter crash that killed kobe and seven others. is the air inside oakland's high school safe to breathe? equipment was set up inside the school to answer that question. if you remember the school was should down thursday after discovery of a dangerous toxin in ground water beneath the school. uncertain now is the chemical compound could be airborne in the buildings. district staff and contractors were on campus today to set up special equipment and begin testing. >> this is something that we know is in the ground water which in and of itself we were told is not a problem. the question is whether it is getting up through the soil and through the ground into the buildings where it could present exposure problem for students and staff. >> testing will take several days. school district leaders say they should have results about the air by end of the week. the chemical compound tce has

this is the president getting off air force one a short while ago at l.a.x.. and later he'll go to las vegas for a three-night stay at one of his hotels. tomorrow he'll fly to bakefi roll back of environmental protections for fish in the san joaquin delta. in 2016 he promised more river water for central valley farmers. then another fund-raiser in the palm springs area hosted by oracle boss larry he will i son. >> a frightening encounter leaves a bay area woman shaken and a man arrested for attempted kidnapping. mountain view police arrested this man after they say he repeatedly rang a woman's doorbell at 10:30 last night. he grabbed her and stride to get her to drive him somewhere. she was able to escape and run to a neighbor's house. a few hours the police found the man on a nea carport throwing rocks at windows. >>> a new video shows an agitated man throwing stuff at restaurant staff. san francisco police released this video today. it shows the incident on super bowl sunday. the man wearing that 49er shirt on the left got mad at employees at a restaurant on

at l.a.x. crews disinfecting surfaces after a korean air lines flight attendant who worked on flights at the airport tested positive for the virus. with that latest case in california, that brings the total number of coronavirus cases here in the u.s. to 60. >> abc7news.com has an entire page dedicated to coronavirus. >>> developing news, officials call a deadly shooting rampage at the molson coors brewery in milwaukee the saddest day in the company's 165 years in the city. the gunman was fired from the brewery earlier in the day yesterday. he returned and he killed five employees. the 51-year-old shooter then killed himself. more than 1,000 people were working when the gunman opened fire. molson coors plans to keep the facility closed for the time being. >>> mayor london breed and other community leaders will hold a community healing event in the bayview where an elderly asian male was attacked last weekend. there were no law enforcement there when the man was attacked that response comes afte

the faa reprimanded him for flying into airspace over l.a.x. against orders of air traffic control. they say he was denied clearance because of reduced advisability. za boyian also died in the helicopter crash that kills kobe and several others. >>> police responded to calls about a sideshow in the area of coles on airway drive. you can see some of the drivers they caught red-handed. santa rosa police say they have zero tolerance for de up to 75 participated. >>> anthony flores joining us now with a look at the day in sports. >> that's right. when you have the worst record in the nba getting steph back might not help your playoff chances because they're all but dead, but this is good news out of chase center. steph curry scrimmages for the first time in nearly four months when the two-time league mvp plans to return to the court. stick around. sports is next. fighting climate change isn't just about polar bears. we're fighting for our lives, we're fighting for clean air and clean water. that's why i wrote the law to send billions from polluters to communities suffering the most. and

and sarah joins me from l.a.x. sarah, what are you seeing there tonight? >> kate, we're seeing a number of passengers wearing face masks. there are still flights arriving from both shanghai and beijing, but all three major u.s. airlines are set to suspend their china flights in the coming days. kate? >> sarah harman in los angeles for us. >>> we're also following breaking news out of the uk tonight. what authorities there are calling a terror attack. police say a man wearing a fake explosive device started stabbing people today on a busy street in a mostly residential part of south london, leaving three injured. molly hunter is there. >> reporter: guns drawn, police closing in on a male suspect they say stabbed two people. but seconds later, backing away. >> very quickly. >> reporter: according to police, the attacker had a device strapped to his body on a busy road in south london. >> a terrorist has been shot dead down in there. >> reporter: minutes later, it was established as a hoax device. police shooting the suspect. he was pronounced dead on the sce

l.a.x. every hour. >> president trump trying to calm fear, putting vice president pence in charge of the government response as people rush to buy masks. and schools shut down across one entire country. dr. ashton is here to answer your questions. >>> deadly workplace sotg. we g >> the search for answers this morning after an employee at the molson coors brewing facility in milwaukee goes on a rampage. killing at least five people before turning the gun on himself. >>> blizzard warning. 14 states now bracing for heavy snow and wind sweeping across the country, causing dangerous accidents. now parts of the northeast bracing for up to four feet. ginger is tracking the storm. >>> the new twist in the college admissions scandal. the message discovered on ringleader rick singer's phone. could it exonerate lori loughlin? >>> missing sibling mystery. the new images outside their mother's home as she appears in court, and why investigators are now reportedly searching yellowstone national park. >>>

at l.a.x. crews disinfecting surfaces after a korean air lines flight attendant who worked on flights at the airport tested positive for the virus. in korea a u.s. soldier has come down with covid-19, the military ordering additional screenings of all service members. and in italy coronavirus cases surging while back in the u.s., health experts say not to expect a vaccine any time soon. >> we can't rely on a vaccine over the next several months to a year. >> reporter: and with that latest case in california, that brings the total number of coronavirus cases here in the u.s. to 60. kenneth, kimberly. >> andrew, thank you. we have much more on the virus emergency, and coming up, should travelers from europe be screened at u.s. airports, plus the concern about drug shortages and a warning to men with facial hair. those details in less than 15 minutes. >>> we turn now to the other big story this morning, the workplace rampage in milwaukee. >> five people were killed when a man opened fire at the mo

starting tomorrow there will be six airports that will be established from l.a.x. to seattle, jfk also among those six. these are airliport where is ma of the government health resources will be focused to try to keep the spread of this virus. we heard time and time again, the risk of contracting this in the united states remains low. >> all right. thank you very much. we know you'll give on top of it. >>> with days until the iowa caucus and the impeachment of trump creating more divisiveness in this country. is there anything that can bring communities and families back together? you're live in the cnn newsroom. ? harmful bacteria lurk just below the gum line. crest gum detoxify, voted product of the year. it works below the gum line to neutralize harmful plaque bacteria and help reverse early gum damage. gum detoxify, from crest. can be a sign your feeling digestive systemhed down isn't working at its best. taking metamucil every day can help. its psyllium fiber forms a gel that traps and removes the waste that weighs you down. it also helps lower cholesterol and

a korean air flight from seoul to las vegas diverted to l.a.x. after concerns that three passengers were exposed to the virus. they were all tested and cleared. and hong kong based airline cathay pacific asked workers to take three weeks of unpaid leave due to a drop in demand for flights. the uc system is suspending all study abroad programs in china. you can learn more about the symptoms of coronavirus and how to protect yourself by going to abc7news.com. >>> a bizarre crime at a preschool has a community on the peninsula rattled. somebody vandalized the millbrae nursery schoolyard and killed their pet chickens last weekend. some of these photos may be disturbing for you. four chickens were found mutilated. one in the coop and three lined up behind the preschool fence. a fifth chicken is still missing. >> there's a great violation and uneasiness that we all are now feeling. what's next? children? other adults? you know, where does this stop? >> the sheriff's office is investigating. they say they can't conclusively determine the chickens were k

starting tomorrow, all incoming flights from china will be funned through seven airports, sfo, l.a.x., jfk, hon lieuly, and seattle airport in chicago. abc 7 news reporter laura martinez has reaction from travelers. >> i really worry i couldn't come back. >> yos lee arrived from china just in time before the u.s. implemented travel restrictions to international travelers from china. >> i was lucky. i'm lucky i got here. >> foreign nationals, other than immediate family of u.s. citizens and permanent residents who have traveled in china within the last 17 days will be denied entry into the united states. >> and in an unprecedented move, 200 americans are required to remain at a military base in riverside county for a two-week quarantine. they evacuated from the epicenter in wuhan, china. >> i think it's a good thing, you know, like you never know, like, if people go off and travel somewhere and they come back and it's a disease, you know. >> it's the first quarantine the cdc has issued in more than 50 years. but some here in the bay area feel these travel restrictions on foreign nation

the fight flight to shanghai left l.a.x. when the pilot radioed that he needed to return to the airport. then at an unusually low altitude he began dumping the fuel over seven schools. the number of students got sick that day and the lawsuit points to the faa's owner should that the plane was not high enough to allow the fuel to dissipate before hitting the ground. >>> the search is on for the person who stole bonsai trees from a museum in washington. they are worth thousands of dollars. one is more than 70 years old. surveillance video captured people sneaking into the exhibit on sunday pick officials are worried they will not survive without expert care. >>> there is a new lesson show. take a look at siba. >> she is a standard poodle with a fabulous haircut. she was picked from seven finalist last night at the westminster dog show. some of the other dogs her up for the honor are with it, a boxer and the sheepdog. >> she was having a really good hair day. >> she's got it going on for sure. >>> how are our roads looking? >>

it includes san francisco international, and l.a.x. those passengers may be quarantined if they show signs of the virus. in the past 24 hours, a second new case of coronavirus here in the bay area. the woman who is infected traveled to santa clara county from wuhan. she arrived on january 23rd. her lab test results came in this weekend, and confirmed she has coronavirus. this is the second case here in the county. on friday, another man has the virus after he recently traveled to wuhan, and shanghai. these two patients are not related. officials are closely monitoring them, and their family members. they say everyone who has been in contact with the virus has been isolated and staying at their respective homes. south of here in san bonita county a 57-year-old man and his wife have the illness. the man recently traveled to china. his wife did not, and she still got sick. so that person to person spread of the virus is concerning for health officials. but they say the couple have not left their homes since they got sick and they've not h

>> that's usually how it works. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: at l.a.x., i know to most people in normal placest that's a real commitment. >> yeah, no, it really is. it's a sojourn. you may never come back. you're asking like a million people to go into one circle and be polite to each other. >> jimmy: they've closed off almost all the parking. so you drive in a circle, curse and go away. >> you know what? it's nice to see you, i got at that go. >> jimmy: you won in 2004. >> i can't remember. >> jimmy: for "cold mountain". >> it was 2004? [cheers and applause] >> jimmy: i think so. >> thank you. >> jimmy: do you have like something that stands out in your memory above all others besides winning the oscar itself? >> it's such a weird moment, you know? that you just remember that your plan to not do that spiral that you see people do on tv when you roll your eyes, it just goes out the window. you're not going to be the geek person who freezes up and can't hear anything and gets emotional and then somebody says your name and you hear this, like, dooo. and then, you know, you do the geek spiral. do

he faced an earlier weather violation when he flew into l.a.x. air space when the weather was deteriorated. he was ordered to be counselled. the faa says at the time the pilot was cooperative. the cause of the crash still under investigation and a preliminary report says there's no signs the helicopter's engines failed appearing to operate at the time of impact. bryant's tragic death has shaken the nba and the city of l.a. with millions around the world paying tribute. at monday's memorial service the laker star is expected to draw 20,000 mourners to downtown los angeles. according to authority, there will be no procession before the vent and security will be tight. >> we wish to see that this monday as the next chapter, if you will, of our continued process of grieving and coming to terms with this such unkpped tragic event that it be done in manner that is respectful of the wishes of family and of all those that have been so deeply moved by this series of events. >> reporter: i'm kenneth moten, abc news, new york. >>> 49ers legend is stopping b

at l.a.x., crews were seen disinfecting a flight after a korean airlines flight attendant who worked on flights at that airport tested positive for the coronavirus. >>> officials call a deadly shooting ram pain page at the molson coors brewery in milwaukee the saddest day in the company's 165 years in the city. the gunman was fired from the brewery earlier in the day yesterday. he returned and he killed five employees. the 51-year-old shooter then killed himself. more than 1,000 people were working when the gunman opened fire. molson coors plans to keep the facility closed for the time being. >>> part of building a better bay area is making sure everyone is treated equally. >> today b.a.r.t.'s police chief will increase his plan decrease racial disparities after report shows that black b.a.r.t. riders are ticketed more than people of other races. abc7 news reporter julian glover is live in fremont with more on that. julian? >> we all know building a better b.a.r.t. is more than making sure the trains are safe and running on time, it also means that riders should be able to ride the t

the flight to shanghai left l.a.x.hen the pilot radioed he did to return to the airport and at an unusually low altitude began dumping the fuel. it hit several schools. a number of students got sick and the lawsuit points to the faa's own admission that the plane was not high enough to allow the field to dissipate before hitting the ground. to 12 minutes now before 7:00. looked like traffic is backing up. >> it is and we have an accident causing the backup on 880. one of our chat cameras is slow -- these are the delays. the crash north of there is causing the problems. again injuries reported with a couple cars tangled up. the two right lanes are blocked until further notice. chp and emergency crews are on scene. 580 is in the green with no delays. take a look at the eastshore freeway. west bound, the morning rush is on. slow and go conditions out of hercules. it has been a busy ride along the eastshore freeway. not a lot of accidents but just a lot of cars. on the bay bridge metering lights are on. carpool users traff

. >> we're disinfecting l.a.x. every hour. we're making sure those points of entry and places where we could see somebody come in and create a vector are as secure as we can possibly make them. >> meanwhile, donald trump is trying to reassure americanss the risk from coronavirus is very low. but he insists his administration is prepared. he asked vice president to lead the u.s. response. apparently that surprised health secretary alex azar who says he's still chairman of the task force. meanwhile sources say the president is worried the falling stock market will hurt his chance for re-election. >> we are very ready for this, for anything, whether it's going to be a breakout of larger proportions or whether or not we're, you know, we're at that very low level. we were asking for $2.5 billion and we think that's a lot, but the democrats and i guess senator schumer wants us to have much more than that and normally in life i'd say we'll take it. we'll take it. if they want to give more we'll do more. we will spend whatever is appr

the would cost a scared at l.a.x. a cargo jet was damaged while taking off. the plane hit a trash bin. and it was blown onto the runway. the been blew out two of the tires. seven people were on board. for shirley, no one was hurt. >>> still ahead on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, a list any parent would be happy to be on. the communication making the spot for setting up kids for success. >>> lets take a look at the our salesforce tower camera. heading south towards the embarcadero. it is chilly out there. it will be a nice day. >>> and don't forget, we're always streaming on cbsn bay area. you can find us on our website, kpix.com , this burger's delicious! let's make it more delicious! ♪ menutaur put an extra patty on that! bam! woah! uh-uhhh! my $4.99 triple bonus jack combo! stack it up for an extra buck. economically powerfully influenced my values. bernie sanders he's fighting to raise wages. and guarantee health care for all. now, our country is at a turning point. hard working people, betrayed by trump, struggling to survive. in this moment, we

fallout from the coronavirus has been widespread a korean air flight from seoul to las vegas diverted to l.a.x. after concerns that three passengers were exposed to the virus. they were all tested and cleared. cafe pacific asked workers to take three weeks of unpaid leave due to a drop in demand for flights. the uc system is suspending all study abroad programs in china. you can learn more about the symptoms of coronavirus and how to protect yourself by going to abc7news.com. >>> developing news on the iowa caucuses. new numbers show mayor pete buttigieg and senator bernie sanders are virtually tied. that's with 97% of the precincts reporting. >>> today is the deadline for democratic presidential candidates to qualify for the eighth debate in new hampshire tomorrow. candidate also have ls alss wilt certain qualifications. seven candidates have qualified. the debate will be tomorrow in new hampshire. you can watch it on abc7 starting at 5:00 tomorrow night. >>> a bizarre crime at a preschool has a community on the peninsula rattled. someone vandalized a millbrae nursery schoolyard and killed th

all flights to china will be funneled to seven airports, including sfo and l.a.x. >>> some in the bay area's chinese-american community say the temporary ban is too extreme. we spoke to the co-director of chinese for affirmative action and says the ban promotes stigma and discrimination. >> it is creating what many chinese americans and asian americans feel, which is it's promoting an anti-chinese sentiment. >> the virus will not stop the local community from celebrating the lunar new year and next week's parade. as news broke this afternoon, we have the abc 7 news app to sending out breaking alerts. the first went out half an hour before health officials spoke publicly. >>> let's move on, one of oakland's biggest businesses is taking steps tonight to build a better bay area in its own backyard, on front yard, depending on how you look at it. a homeless camp has taken over one side of mosswood park which sits right across broadway from kaiser's oakland medical center. eric thomas explains how kaiser is teaming up with local assistance groups to help dozens of residents find a new and

travelers arriving at l.a.x.taken if they visit a place where they could have been exposed. officials say the present the quit now is a u.s. citizen who is not shown symptoms of the virus. >>> new number us this morning could put in perspective the economic challenges that come with the >> in coronavirus cases and diane king hall has that story and more in today's "cbs moneywatch" report. and diane, we really saw the impact on wall street yesterday. >> reporter: oh, yeah it was a wild ride yesterday. wall street had its worst they in more than a your monday. the dow dropped more than thousand points, raising its gain for the year. the nasdaq fell 355. the s&p 500 lost what her 11. investors what up more than 1.7 trillion dollars of global market value on monday. the sell-off comes as the coronavirus continues to spread outside of china. tech companies, cruise ships, and air lines were hit the hardest. right now, futures indicating a higher over today. boeing has its first big break of the year. japanese air line

we also heard from the mayor of los angeles who says that at l.a.x., they are disinfecting every hour, but jake, even he admits that even those measures he said that there is no way that we can be 100% secure. jake? >> thank you, nick watt in los angeles for us. thank you for the report. >>> the u.s. military is trying to figure out how many people may have been exposed in their ranks af a soldier tested positive for coronavirus in south korea. the pentagon says he is first service member to come down with the virus. the troops live and work in close quarters which makes them vulnerable to exposure and that is leading to the concerns that the spread of the concerns could hurt u.s. military operations in the region. barbara starr is joining us from the pentagon. and the military has put new restrictions in place and the soldiers in quarantine, but there is no clear solution here? >> no clear solution here for the military or civilian society. jake, this is a 23-year-old male army soldier now in a negative pressure isolation chamber and something that will help to prevent cross infectio

according to the faa, he was denied clearance through l.a.x. air spaws because of reduced visibility but he flew through the airspace anyway. he later admitted his error. the pilot as well as bryant, his daughter gianna and six others were killed last month after the helicopter crashed into an l.a. hillside in cloudy weather. >>> more problems from boeing this morning. the company confirms it found debris left by mechanic in the fuel tanks of some 737 max jets. the debris was found in 35 out of 50 jets that were inspected. those are among the 400, 737 max built in the past year that bowing has boeing has not been able to deliver to airline customers. the 737 max was grounded after two crashes killed nearly 300 people. >>> and still to come, the feds try to speed up construction of a border wall by getting around the normal rules on procurement. san francisco's mayor makes a push to ease traffic congestion on city streets. why it could come at a price for drivers. fighting climate change isn't just about polar bears. we're fighting for our lives

pilot faced an earlier enforcement action for an earl yi violation back in 2015 when he flew into l.a.xrdered to be counseled on proper planning and reviewing weather and the faa say at the time the pilot was cooperative. the cause of the crash that killed bryant is still under investigation and a preliminary report says there are no signs the helicopter's engines failed. appearing to operate at the time of impact. bryant's tragic death has shaken the nba and city of l.a. with millions around the world paying tribute. and at monday's memorial service, the lakers star is expected to draw 20,000 mourners to downtown los angeles. according to authorities there will be no procession before the event and security will be tight. >> we wish to see that this monday as this next chapter, if you will, of our continued process of grieving and coming to terms with this, with such an unexpected tragic event, that it be done in a manner that's respectful of the wishes of the family and of all those that have been so deeply moved by this series of events. >> reporter: after that 2015 incident our l.a.

trying to calm a child down who has a meltdown and now i have a chance to be an unruly passenger at l.a.x. the airport is looking for 500 volunteers to act out scenarios at the new concourse. all volunteers have to do is catch a flight in the new terminal but obstacles will be placed along the way meant to see if the new concourse is safe. >> with all of the hollywood actors, i'm sure there will be a lot of people. >> ahh. >> so dramatic. so here is the stunt that makes your old-fashioned crank call look tame. >> an artist in ber lib going viral for tricking google map news believing there was a major traffic jam when there wasn't one at all and he dragged nearly 100 cell phons in a wagon through a city street. all of the location services were turned on and they were sending data to google maps causing it to believe there was a traffic jam in that area. in response the company said that stunts like this one really help them make google maps workwork better over time so maybe he's helping out. >> that is a lot of work to do. >> multiple cameras and -- >> dedicated. >> you look at the map

sfo has the second most flights behind china to l.a.x.ll hurt the revenue because of lost landing fees. >>> democratic presidential candidate pete buttigieg is attending an event in san francisco. afterwards he'll head south to meet voters in palt -- palo alto. many candidates are focusing on the we west coast where the california primary less than three weeks away. >> reporter: campaign t-shirts filled the office for the new headquarters of michael bloomberg. the martinez mayor rob scloeder is part of the groups endorsing former mayor. schroeder understands why he's left the g.o.p. >> the republican party is not the republican party that it used to be. the party is lincoln. >> patty mitchell is a campaign bloomberg staffer. she says she was a kamala harris supporter until she dropped out. >> i started looking at the polls and not seeing anybody i felt like that could defeat trump, and that was incredibly terrifying, honestly, to me. >> mitchell says the rising poll numbers have raced interest in the billionaire. >> there are some that ar