a 5.7 magnitude earthquake struck within the last hour, not too far from salt lake city. our newsroom this morning. you see that chandelier shaking there. this is utah's largest earthquake since 1992. air traffic is halted at salt lake international airport. brand-new video posted where water was pouring out. also other damage is surfacing. water was pouring out of the ceiling there. 6:57. >> breaking news. the border between the u.s. and canada will be closed to nonessential traffic. president trump making that announcement on twitter. it's consented by both countries and trade will not be affected. bay area roads are eerily empty with what we are now seeing and we can tell you there are 358 confirmed coronavirus cases here in the bay area along with six deaths. sonoma county the seventh to issue that shelter in place order. the county is pushing back on criticism it waited too long. solano and napa are the two bay area counselees not under the shelter in place order. >>> home for the rest of the school year, the new possibility for children this california. today we're

earthquake in 28 years you can see the damage in this video the 5.7 magnitude earthquake rattled salt lake city the surrounding area this morning cutting off power to 10's of thousands of people there. >>all flights to salt lake international airport were diverted and residents are still being told to stay away from the downtown salt lake city area because of the potential danger of downed power lines and rubble. >>coming up tonight at 6.45 details on a new effort in the south bay to provide food to those who can't get it in really needed because of the coronavirus pandemic kind up next billionaire michael bloomberg has pledged millions of dollars to fight the spread of the coronavirus how local mayors could soon get ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ wherever we want to go, we just have to start. autosave your way there with chase. chase. make more of what's yours. >>medical workers in washington state are taking a do it yourself approach to address the shortage of those protective masks since standard masks are in short supply the providence health system started making its own officials say about 20 workers has to

look how close to salt lake city. right south of 80 between salt lake city and the lake itself. we're going to keep an eye on this and see if we hear any more information. we know just a few moments ago they had a pretty major earthquake in that area. rainfall over the weekend and into next week. the weekend trending drier and so is the rainfall for next week. so, it's kind of influx. we know it is going to rain, not quite how much. as we get closer we'll dial down on that. >>> three weeks of sheltering at home will be a challenge for a lot of us. especially hard on some seniors who have limited options to socialize. so, a lot of people are now calling what is known as the friendship line. patrick arbury started it 47 years at the institute of aging. staff and volunteers are seeing a substantial increase in calls from seniors who need to express their anxiety about needing someone to comfort them. >> talking to me today about being a child and the whole duck and cover era, you know, from when we were, you know, 7 or 8 years old and how scary that was. and she said i'm feeling th

but, please, be kind,be generous, be forgiving. >> good salt lake city.y airport actually shut down for several hours. >>> scientists say there's one silver lining about the coronavirus pandemic. they are crediting the lockdowns in china, italy and other countries with better air quality. professors at stanford university say the disruption probably saved almost 80,000 lives just in china alone. air pollution is believed to be responsible for almost 9 million deaths every year, most of that because of fossil fuels. >>> back here at home, bottlerock napa the latest big event to be postponed because of the coronavirus pandemic. and like most events of that kind, it is being rescheduled. the three-day music festival typically kicks off northern california's summer concert season over the memorial day weekend. now it's scheduled for october 2, 3 and 4 at the napa valley expo. the headliners, red hot chili peppers, the dave matthews band and stevie nicks are committed to perform. >>> the generosity of strangers, in arizona a restaurant server this young man he

in cities, suburbs, rural communities, and crowds that spilled out of venues from salt lake city to raleigh to arlington, we saw americans ready to meet a new era of challenge with a new generation of leadership. we found countless americans ready to support a middle-class, millennial mayor from the industrial midwest, not in spite of that experience but because of it, eager to get washington to start working. in a divided nation, we saw fellow democrats join with independents, and some of those future, former republicans, to choose a different politics, to choose a politics defined not by who we push away but by how many we can call to our side. we sent a message to every kid out there wondering if whatever marks them out as different means they are somehow destined to be less than, to see that someone who once felt that exact same way can become a leading american presidential candidate with his husband at his side. we got into this race for a reason. we got into this race in order to defeat the current president and in order to usher in a new kind of politics. that meant guiding our camp

this is a metro township in salt lake city, utah. 55,000 are without power in the salt lake city arearea. 5.27 magnitude earthquake. there are power outages paid we are also now getting aware that there is a ground stop at the salt lake city airport. there are reports of shaking in damages. the utah governor has just put out some tweets as well. "please stay away from the downtown area while crews assess damage. lest you work in public safety or are an essential employee, remain at home or telework. confirming that 5.27 earthquake out of magna, fell across much of the state he says. follow proper safety measures and the addition of any aftershocks or quakes. this is in from the utah department of health. the state lab is assessing damage and currently down. the poison control center has been evacuated and the utah coronavirus hotline is down. this is a developing situation. we will have more on this and just a moment. stay with us. >> vice president pence: all of our experts tell us and they advised the president to avoid social gatherings of more than 10 people. if you are sick, stay

when she got to salt lake city, he moved to california and that was a free state, a judge freed her andresult she was a midwife and earned a dollar 50 a day. she saved her money for ten years and purchase property in downtown l.a. and got into real estate and eventually when she died she was worth about $670,000. and she is the founder of the church and her grandson became one of the wealthiest blacks. so there are countless stories like this of blacks in that. who achieved against the odds. in those traditions will continue. for instance 1619 says that the decimation of the family can be traced to races. between 1930, let's look at the evidence, between 1930 in 1940, during the depression when there was 25% on appointment rate, the only implement rate in the black community was 40%. we have the highest rate of any other group, elderly couldn't walk safety without being fearful of being mugged by their grandkids. if racism were responsible then how could we accomplish that. so our essays by our scholars and activists, we provide evidence of this. it was arch christian faith that helped

the quake struck near magna, 15 miles west of salt lake city. just after 7:00 this morning followed by at least 20 aftershocks. it knocked out power to tens of thousands of households and anth city's light rail system to a halt. the state's coronavirus hot line went down after the quake. no injuries were reported. >>> just in, the u.s. census bureau says it is suspending all field operations until early april. making this move because of coronavirus concerns. >>> and, coronavirus concerns have caused another day to see the market. the stocks plunge. you can see another live look at the big board here. the dough is down more than 1600 points right now. >>> with more businesses across the country closing to help stop the spread of the coronavirus, families may be feeling new financial pressures, and a lot of uncertainty. cbs news business analyst jill schlesinger looks at ways you can cope. >> reporter: start with food and shelter. the nonnegotiable aspects of this crisis. you have to make sure you take care of that. i wouldn't worry that much abou

she and her new husband james settled here in riverton, utah, a quiet suburb of salt lake city. annie had james wrapped around her finger. >> i took her with me to help me pick out her mother's valentine's day gift, and there was a shoe store right across the way. she had a way with me. she could talk me into just about anything. in one of them was her favorite shoes that she found, and she was so excited about them, and they were a red pair of shoes. >> reporter: just a few weeks later, march 10th, 2012, annie, now 15, was watching her brothers while veronica and james went out for dinner. >> then when we came home, everything seemed the same. i mean annie had changed from running around the house in shorts to jeans, and i just kind of chalked that up to, okay, she's gotten cold. and i had a massive headache i couldn't get rid of, so i went to take a shower. annie had gone downstairs to her room to listen to music, and we just figured it was another saturday. >> reporter: but it wasn't. when veronica finished her shower, annie was gone. james searched her bedroom. >> the note w

back in this country, an earthquake rocked several million people around salt lake city, utah this morningwere no major injuries, but the tremor and aftershocks damaged some buildings and knocked out power to thousands. the city's airport also shut down for a time. and, the famed alaskan sled dog race, the iditarod, finished thomas waerner of norway crossed ate finish line in nome just after midnight, g his closest competitor by five hours. small crowds turned out, despite ronavirus concerns. congratulations to him. r:ill to come on the newsh on the ground in iran, where state officials warn that millions of people couie in the pandemic. plus, celebrated celli yo-yo ma on songs of comfort in a time of crisis. >> woodruff: one of the countries hardest-hit by covid-19 is iran. thousands there have the virus, and the death toll is skyrocketing. amid preparations for a subdued iranian new year, the conflict with the united states is now never far from mind there. as special correspondent reza sayah reports from tehran, corona and that confrontation make for a volatile mix. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: onc

that 5.7 quake was centered 15 miles west of salt lake city. this was just after 7:00 a.m. local time. this is some of that damage left behind that we're seeing. it was followed by at least 20 aftershocks, the strongest being 3.9. so far no injuries have been reported. this is the strongest quake to hit utah since 1992. >>> we just brought this you to live, san jose's mayor along with other south bay leaders announcing an initiative to help those in need during this crisis. nbc bay area's bob redell joins us live with more in san jose. bob? >> reporter: laura, the city of san jose within the past hour launched a new initiative called silicon valley strong, to help the people most likely going to be hurt by the coronavirus outbreak. mayor sam liccardo, other mayors here in the valley and community leaders along with pastors and business executives, they just made the announcement in front of the second harvest food bank. everyone was trying to practice social distancing, you'll notice in the video. what the city is asking is for you to log on to a new website, siliconvalleys

and this is video of the aftermath of the quake was centered 10 miles west of salt lake city started 7 o'clock this morning local time their operations a utah's public health lab were halted as the building was assessed for damage. the state's coronavirus hotline went down after the quake. people there were holding on in their beds. >>well as kind of like being on a roller coaster but you're laying in bed, it was expecting does my sister's alarm clock, a shiite has so much but it got worse and worse and joe i finally falling off my bed when i realized it was an earthquake. >>there are plenty of aftershocks today in the mayor of salt lake is warning. more are likely. >>so they're tame a news for tonight, oprah winfrey was trending on social media today, but not for a good reason. last night rumors began circulating that the 66 year-old talk show host and media mogul had been arrested for trafficking. well winfrey took to twitter to dispel those rumors posted video. she denied reports that she was arrested at her home raided by law enforcement. our pro winfrey telling her 43 million fo

. >> now, tens of the salt lake city airport shut down for several hours. >>> people in the central and southern part of the country are bracing for a severe weather. take a look at this video showing large hailstones. thises lubbock, texas. forecasters are telling people to be ready for thunderstorms, flash floods, and even tornados. >>> they are crediting the lockdowns in china, italy, and other countries with an improvement of air quality. the disruption likely saved nearly 80,000 lives in china. air pollution is believed to be responsible for nearly 9 million deaths a year, much of that from fossil fuels. president trump standing by his decision to call the covid-19 which many are calling racist. >> there are reports of dozens of incidents against bias of your own aid does not use this term because ethnicity does not cause the virus. why do you keep using this? >> because it comes from china. that's why. it comes from china. . >> this comes as asian- americans across the country are reporting incidents of zenophobia. a brother and sister from the east bay are now hoping a film they

surge tents popping up around boston, san jose and salt lake city. >> i believe once testing becomesable we might see a surge in patients. >> reporter: dr. alan caplan is head of emergency services where they are seeing covid-19 patients. he gave us a behind the scenes look at his hospital's overflow zone, equipped with all the necessary tools. >> we have equipment to monitor vital signs and ventilators. >> reporter: nurses like stephen jones on the front lines. >> we go toward the disease while others run for the hills. ten patients came in today and mentioned coronavirus as part of their symptoms. >> reporter: they are now allowed to run their own tests. jones demonstrated how that's done with the help of a hospital employee. >> this test entails two different swabs. i'm going to hold the back of your hess ju your head just like this. >> reporter: he swabs the patient's nose and throat and sends it off. >> if they're not sick, sick enough to be admitted to the hospital, we will send them home and give them instructions on how to self-quarantine. the only ones who should come to the

. >>> a five-point seven magnitude quake here hits near salt lake city utah this morning.buildings have serious damage. dozens of aftershocks have been fell throughout the day. the strongest was a thmeitgun shop. >>> it makes little sense right now. everyone line up at the gun store. >>> the music festival shuffle is in full swing. why the delay for bottle rock mean some serious competition. >>> plus why it is not all doom and gloom tonight. the music fans. >>> >>> gun stores and some counties are considered essential businesses. >>> we saw lines as solar tactical in castro valley because of the rush. only six customers are being allowed inside the store at a time. no customers wanted to talk to us. we did hear from someone who was walking by. >>> i don't know. it is just the coronavirus. i don't know what to think. it is the craziest time in my lifetime. this is like makes little sense right now. something weird like that will be happening. everyone line up at the gun store. >>> good reason to smile. music stars like john legend arpa for performing for fans. whether 100,0

during the month of june, the disease spread to salt lake city, utah, iowa, cleveland, ohio, and a few cases along the east coast. if we could have the map showing the spread in july, we see that these, starting from these original centers, has literally moved in practically every direction throughout the country. then, the final map speaks for itself in that it indicates that this virus has become very well seeded in every state in the country, certainly in every major region of the country. >> i think i've got a pretty that idea of how influenza spreads, dr. crabtree, but i'm still wondering about the virus itself. what kind of animal is it? >>,, carl i like to bring into one of our staff, who is the associate director of our national institute of allergy and infectious diseases, and ask him to answer this question and any other scientific questions you might have. >> thank you again, doctor bernie. take your time and come see as tonight, i'm going to ask but it will seem like a silly question, but i will like to know what is this virus like? >> well, to begin with. it is a specific

during the month of june, the disease spread to salt lake city ohio,, iowa, cleveland, and a few cases along the east coast. if we could have the map showing the spread in july, we see that these starting from original centers, has literally moved in practically every direction throughout the country. then, the final map speaks for itself in that it indicates that this virus has become very well in thein every state country, certainly in every major region of the country. prettyink i've got a that idea of how influenza spreads, dr. crabtree, but i'm still wondering about the virus itself. what kind of animal is it? dr. crabtree: i'd like to present to you one of our staff from the national institutes of davis, the dorn associate director of our national institute of allergy and infectious diseases, and ask him to answer this question and then the other -- scientific questions you may have. >> dr. davis, thank you for coming to see us tonight. i will ask what seems like a silly question, but what is this virus like? what is this virus? dr. davis: to begin with, influenza is the specific

we were in salt lake city, we've been moving around. salt lake city, and then minneapolis, and then came to vermont. we were in salt lake city and allowed us to ask questions. first test of african-american support and the voters he had and frankly failed that test and something he pointed to, he didn't go to selma and does that help not going to a place like selma, something he pointed to, he said he believes among younger african-americans, that's where he has the support, but we saw that happen in 2016. that's something, an advantage he had in 2016, generational gap among younger voters. it's not clear if they're understanding he needs to do better across all voters. while talking to andrea mitchell earlier, how he does better and improving the turnout. something jeff weaver said, other candidates bringing out the turnout. he believes he has the energy and excitement to bring people out, but it's not open question about whether or not that can translate across a natural spectrum and that will be the test on super tuesday. >> you shoo

the powerful earthquake just outside salt lake city. a magnitude 5.7. no injuries reported. >>> severe storms tonight from texas to ohio. a twister touching down in northern texas. heavy rain moving into the northeast tomorrow morning, from philadelphia to new york to boston. >>> when we come back, the son and his famous father. their message to everyone. and they're right here tonight. but family can only tell you so much... about your history. i found some incredible records about samuel silberman... passenger manifests, census information, even wwi draft registration cards. that made it so real for me, it wasn't just a story anymore. bring your family history to life like never before. get started for free at ancestry.com like you do sometimes, grandpa? well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. so my doctor said... symbicort can help you breathe better-starting within 5 minutes. it doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. symbicort helps provide significant improvement of your lung function. symbicort is for copd, including chronic bronchitis and e

this is a restaurant chain popular on the west coast, started in salt lake city and diners entered the restaurant through the giant mouth. this is the banner that welcomes visitors to greenville, texas. greenville markham, the blackest land, the widest people. of course there were hundreds of son downtown from african americans traveled, they were faced with towns that had signs, if you were black, he needed to be out of town. before sundown. these communities were all over the united states, many in the midwest and even a few like connecticut in the northeast. there's a great story that marshall told, he was standing on a train car, a train platform waiting for a train and a man came up to him and said, this was before marshall was supreme court justice. the man said to him, little boy, what are you doing in this town? he says, i'm waiting for the train. the man said, little boy, you better be out of this town before sundown because the sun has never set with a neighbor in this town. that's a story he tells in his autobiography. some african-americans face all kinds of intimidation an

was at a salt lake city event in the morning yesterday and now she's on a biden that it's amazing yeah that is so fast moving into the conversation jason jason to have been just a. very interested in the solid as and the appeal that he has for possibly the next president of united states that's having this and why. bernie sanders is appealing to southern voters the same way he is appealing to voters all over the country and that is because he is speaking to the needs of working class families and folks that have been and left out of the political process for far too long and his record his life's work of fighting for these issues means that voters can trust him and he's credible on these issues and that he will 5 these issues once he's president and that's why i think he appeals to voters a massage and voters all over the country al and i have a question for you because obviously democrats see texas as their future they think that they could split this state what are you hearing from voters about bernie sanders versus joe biden could have bernie sanders win texas are you hearing that s

a new hit during the new time homewood creations in salt lake city. making desks for children working at home. best of all, they're free. >> we're not charging anything at all. >> one lady said her two older teenage kids are at the kitchen table. >> the cabinet makers have already put together more than 600 home desks and they're appealing for donations so they can make more in the days and weeks ahead. >>> also a group of medical students launch a drive to create masks and other equipment needed at bay area hospitals. they'll be collecting the items at the locations. the drive is scheduled from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. seven days a week. >>> nurses at oakland's highland hospital is among the workers worried they won't be able to protect themselves. also, they accused managers of keeping the masks locked up. kiser has released a statement in response. quote we are providing our staff with the protect i have equipment that's aligned with the latest science and guidance from public health authorities. we understand this is a stressful time and we encourag

this is a restaurant chain that was popular on the west coast, started in salt lake city, and diners entered the restaurant through the giant coon's mouth. and this is the banner that welcomed visitors to greenville, texas. greenville welcome t. blackest land, the whitest people. and, of course, there were hundreds of sun downtowns in the united states. and -- sundown towns in the united states. they were faced with towns that actually had signs that said if you were black, you needed to be out of town before sun down. and these communities were all over the united states. many, many in the midwest, many in the west and even a few, like connecticut, in the northeast. there's a great story that thurgood marshall told. he was standing on a train car, a train platform waiting for a train to shreveport, and a man came up to him and said -- and this is before thurgood marshall was supreme court justice, when he was a lawyer for the nacp. and the man says to him, nigger boy, what are you doing in this town? and he says i'm waiting for the train to shreveport. and the man says, well, nigger

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and we have a team with bernie sanders in salt lake city, and we have jessica with joe biden. >> whathe scenes of how this came to be, amy klobuchar dropping out? >> reporter: we are still getting bits and pieces of all that, and i asked the campaign aide about amy klobuchar dropping out, and joe men tuptus what they are calling it, it's real. now will it make a difference? we will have to wait and see what voters think? that's what they are thinking inside the biden campaign now. we are here in houston, and texas is delicate rich tomorrow, and the biden campaign needs to do well here and in california, and especially here in california where there are so many delegates up for grabs, brooke, but certainly big news for the biden campaign in terms of their efforts to consolidate the lane within the democratic primary. >> yeah, and athena, over to you. i wonder what the sanders campaign is thinking. you have klobuchar jumping out and endorsing joe biden, and buttigieg, biden would love that endorse. what says bernie sanders and his team? >> a statement, i hope she will join us in our fig

take a look at the delta flight from salt lake city -- whoa, what is going on here?--- point is delta provided the video to show they are deep cleaning the planes, and many people are canceling their flight. business travel has plummeted to a shadow of what it once was. delta is trying to earn our trust back but i don't know how much they can really do. >> was he trying to show the carpet was clean? >> i don't know. >> i never had that much aisle room before. >> mike, that part right there. >> i cannot -- no, would not happen. >> what do you feel? that's a lot of spraying they are dng>>la to see it. really glad. >> i keep getting e-mails from the two i fly the most, and they are saying we are taking six to seven hours a night and cleaning the planes with the proper chemicals not only in the lavatories but everywhere, and they did not say anything about the carpets now that i think about >> to your point about business travel plummeting, it's plummeting from atlanta to new york city. they are, like, sit where you want. there was nobody on the plane. >> still not givin

. >> salt lake city rocked by a powerful earthquake. that looks like a pet store. they are falling off of shelves, 5.7 magnitude quake struck early wednesday morning, knocking out the coronavirus hotline. >> extremely bad timing. that caused a lot of anxiety as it is. rob: some have been forced from damaged homes, there are hundreds if not thousands of aftershocks. >> the stock exchange going online. the stock exchange staff are tested positive for covid-19. they will transition online in the next few days. this will be the first time they close with all trading going completely online. rob: suspending us production over coronavirus concerns, car sales across the country are down, the big three, gm, fiat chrysler idling 150,000 workers, toyota and honda shutting down factories. hyundai suspended production in its alabama plant after testing positive for coronavirus closing its us plant tomorrow. jillian: americans are urged to say thank you to truckers during the coronavirus outbreak. rob: their work is critical in getting medical supplies and goods to people who n

embassy in the early days had to scramble to keep up including in peru where salt lake city and the familyfor eight days. take a look. >> i understand that this is the first pandemic that we've seen like this in the history of our world and that clearly not prepared for thousands of us stuck in peru and they're still hundreds and hundreds of people still stuck there. >> embassy staff they are in places like ecuador have now been working around the clock to try to meet folks needs chartering planes, getting people from remote places, getting the u.s. military involved. right now, the state department says well over 25,000 americans have been repatriated from over 50 countries and some 100 more flights are planned and more than 9,000 more passengers identified. here is secretary of state pompeo. >> never in the department's 200 30-year history have we let a worldwide evacuation of such enormous geographic complexity and such geographic scale. we have no higher duty to the american people than to pull this off. they met they are new challeng challenges. >> health officials are not even allowi

this was a plane he boarded in salt lake city and more than 100 empty seats and scenes like this becomingmore common as more people are deciding not to fly. for those willing to fly, we've been talking about pretty good bargains out there as people want to book flights for this month and a few weeks out . >>> officials at south by southwest announced they'll not refund people with tickets. the concert was canceled last week and the organizations terms and conditions note event organizers do not issue any refunds under any circumstances. ticket buyers don't to want panic completely. they'll differ tickets to use at a future south by southwest conference and offer good till 2023. >> disney is monitoring the corona virus situation and in contact with health agencies for more information and guidance. the company is implementing measures at disneyland and does n world such as adding hand sanitizers and increasing the frequency of cleaning. universal theme parks remain open and it'll be enhancing its cleaning procedures on every ride and attractions and in the restaurants and stores and increa

a man boarding a plane in salt lake city. to twitter showing there were more than 100 anti-seats on his flight. seats are becoming empty more common as many people decide to stay home. pam reported on this but as far as people willing to fly there are bargains out there for people looking this month and even a few weeks out, sometimes airlines let you look even farther in advance so if that is your thing you may want to look online for flights now. >>> nationwide people are urging people to continue to donate blood amid the her coronavirus topic. blood bank officials say all blood types are needed, especially type o and platelets. blood donation sites a people who visit mainland china, south korea, iran and italy in the past month should not give blood and anyone sick or thinks they may have been exposed to something with coronavirus should also postpone blood donations for now. >>> let's get you out on the highways and check in with sal to see how we are doing. >> it is crowded out there and some commutes. i see the bay brid

this is a live look at salt lake city, one of the big stories they are, a 5.7 magnitude earthquake shakes that region. it knocked out power to some homes and brought the city's light rail system to a halt. no reports of injuries or major damage. that's tonight's live look outside the beltway from special report, we'll be right back. if you have moderate to severe psoriasis, little things can become your big moment. that's why there's otezla. otezla is not a cream. it's a pill that treats plaque psoriasis differently. with otezla, 75% clearer skin is achievable. don't use if you're allergic to otezla. it may cause severe diarrhea, nausea, or vomiting. otezla is associated... ...with an increased risk of depression. tell your doctor if you have a history of depression... ...or suicidal thoughts or if these feelings develop. some people taking otezla reported weight loss. your doctor should monitor your weight and may stop treatment. upper respiratory tract infection and headache may occur. tell your doctor about your medicines, and if you're pregnant or planning to be. otezla. show more of

bernie sanders not worried, plunging into a crowd in salt lake city.out that with brian kilmeade. he has a great book out, he'll be in houston on thursday friday signing copies of "sam houston and to the alamo adventuress." thank you for taking a break. >> i will be with the houston baptist church. i'll be there for the bush 41 foundation on thursday. >> shannon: you are not worried about crowds, the president is not worried, what do you think. >> i know japan said, we will play baseball, but nobody come. i don't think we're at the point now where we should start clearing out stadiums. i think he is the president, that's an appropriate question. i would expect bernie sanders to get that question. they didn't, but they were critical. i don't think were at the point yet where you start clearing out stadiums. here's the thing that comes to mind. it's not as if you catch this, you die. you catch this event the flu, 98% are going to make a hundred percent recovery. we are seeing that on a daily basis. you set people on fox news, i'm done. >> shannon: you me

gary tuchman takes us inside a plant in salt lake city where workers are working around the clock tomeet the need. >> reporter: production of the n 95 respirator mask is ramping up. we are at the alpha pro tech company. this company says orders are 5,000% higher in the month of march than it was in february. in february they had ten employees. now they had 60. in the next two weeks they'll have 150. hundreds of thousands of masks are made here every week. this is a complicated machine. proprietary, but there's paper, plastic, glue. it all comes together right here. once it passes this woman it is then cut right here, and this is where it looks like the respirator masks. this woman looks at them very carefully. if they're not absolutely plastic, she throws them in the garbage bucket. three to six percent of them are not perfect. after she's done they go into boxes. they get sent throughout the country and throughout the world. this is eric llewellyn, vice president of the president. i'm going to stand far away from him while i'm talking. this is very pressure-backed work, correct? >>

the salt lake city airport shut down for several hours. >>> people in the central and southern part of u.s. are bracing for severe weather. the storm has already made its way through texas and oklahoma. this is in lubbock, texas. >> forecasters are warning people to be ready for thunderstorms, flash flooding and tornados. >>> scientists are pointing to one silver lining during this coronavirus pandemic. they are crediting the lockdowns in china, italy and other countries with an improvement in air quality. stanford professors say the disruption likely saved nearly 80,000 lives in china alone. air pollution is believed to be responsible for nearly 9 million deaths a year, much of that from fossil fuels. >>> the tsa giving a grace period if you haven't yet renewed your driver's license. the tsa says licenses that expired beginning march 1st can be used at airport check points for one year after the expiration date. plus, 60 days after the coronavirus national emergency is lifted. the tsa is also allowing liquid hand sanitizer containers up to 12 ounces to be put in carry-on bags. >>> pre

been getting death threats, hate mail, one of our traveling companions is in a hospital in salt lake citys getting death threats. it's like we have the flag or we are lepers, it is really -- >> laura: it's unconscionable. it is absolutely outrageous, and you are complying with what you have to do, and you are isolating and waiting patiently, obviously that is what you are supposed to do, and you get repaid for that by getting death threats. thanks. that's unbelievable. well, we hope you get out soon, carl. >> thank you. >> laura: and we just pray for the rest of our country and the people around the world, health professionals are doing the right thing, and in our government has strong response. so far, it could have been a lot worse, but we will see where it goes. carl, we will be tracking you. get better. here's a question: why don't we know more, they will come about folks the coronavirus? not the personal identity, then they will get death threats, but age, gender, ethnicity, all of these factors that tell us who may be more at risk of getting sick. maybe that would even bring the pan

in that particular district in salt lake city, it's home to some of the most vulnerable children in saltt want to be able to give back because like i said this is -- time will tell. you really don't know. you can't say. doctors can't pinpoint a date, so for parents who may not have the money, you know, being able to not send their kids off to school to get food i think is a scary feeling for them and i want to be able to make sure that they're set and they understand that, you know, guys like myself and whoever may have their back. >> appreciate your generosity there, donovan, and great to hear about your father. in all sincerity, glad you're doing as well as you are, and appreciate very much you taking some time to spend with us. you take care. >> yes. thank you so much. >> be well. he visited his father who's with the mets and fortunately came back negative but you heard him talk about how uncomfortable the testing was, but he's the first to admit how grateful he was to take the test. >> it's kind of disconcerting to see how well he's doing, but he has it. >> you may think that you are

and athena jones is in salt lake city where bernie sanders will soon take center stage. what's going on there, athena? >> reporter: the sanders campaign has reason to be confident about utah. this is a state where back in 2016, sanders won by a landslide. he won 80% of the vote. we should mention utah is about 80% white, but there is a pretty good-sized hispanic population of about 13%. we've seen senators do well with hispanic voters, particularly in nevada. last year since the campaign launched, they helped at more than 300 events with volunteers, including in recent days with sanders' wife, jane sanders, who held a small business roundtable, she held a black people for bernie event, so they're not leaving it to chance. here today, brianna, expect sanders' message to be focused on biden. in the last days he spent more time talking about the former vice president after his big win in south carolina. bernie sanders trying to argue that he is the best candidate to put up against trump because of the vice president's record. he says you can't put someone against trump when

the salt lake city airport was shut down for several hours. >>> a major milestone in china involvingno new cases in wuhan, china, yesterday, the first time since the outbreak began. so peak, wuhan reported thousands every day. china has start to loosen travel restrictions within the country, but there are still 14- day quarantines for people arriving from overseas. >>> now, china still has the most cases of coronavirus in the world. 81,000 cases, 3200 people have died. italy is now the second hardest hit country with 31,000 cases, 2500 people dead. iran is number three with 17,000 cases, 1100 dead. and here in the u.s., we now have 9300 reported cases, 150 people dead. >>> it is 7:58. the man who was the chief brexit negotiator for the european union says he tested positive for the coronavirus. meantime, queen elizabeth has moved to windsor castle because of the coronavirus. the queen and prince philip often spend their weekends there but say they won't be back at buckingham palace until after easter at the earliest. upcoming royal events with large numbers of people are canceled or

denver is great, salt lake city, no problems in the southwest, just a little bit of rain in seattle.'s get to the weekend forecast, so in the northeast, we're going to give you an ugly friday, it's going to be kind of rainy. it's going to be kind of cold, if you're in areas like detroit and pittsburgh and buffalo, syracuse, you'll likely see rain going to a little bit of snow. not a lot of accumulations with this. probably not a big deal. it's going to be kind of an ugly friday. we trade that, get rid of that storm on saturday, so it's a chilly start but the afternoon will be sunny. we're going to be in the 30s and 40s in the northeast. notice the new storm coming into the west. we actually could use some of that snow and rain in california. we dry it out in the southeast, and he's r here is the re -- here is the reward for everyone, a beautiful sunday, 50s, new york city 57, d.c. should be in the 60s on sunday. the southeast is gorgeous, too. so after a very rainy, extremely rainy -- >> i'm just making brunch reservations for sunday, outdoor sunday brunch. >> oddly excited, you have

gary tuchman joins us from salt lake city, utah.g surge in demand. can companies like this and these efforts fill that demand at this point? >> they're absolutely trying to, jim. there is a dramatic ramp up of these 9-n-95 masks. these are the n-95s being made on the assembly line. this factory had an increase of 5,000%, 5,000% in the last two months. they used to have ten employees a month and a half ago. they now have 60 employees and the next few weeks they plan to have 150 and they're making hundreds of thousands of masks now every week. this is a proprietary machine. it is very complicated, but put simply, this is paper plastic and glue, molding this together, it gets molded here at this point, and when it passes this woman, it gets cut, and it looks like the mask that you see on your doctor's faces that you want to see on your doctor's faces. as it goes down this conveyor belt, it goes to this woman, she's the quality control person. this san incredible job. she looks at them. if they're not 100% perfect, they go in the garbag

they're here, kicking off this sprint to super tuesday with a rally and a couple of hours here in salt lake city. he'll go on to minnesota later today and then on tuesday he'll be in vermont to vote and hold a primary day, a rally there. the sanders campaign has been hard at work on the ground as well. according to staffers, they had volunteers host something 300 events or more since the campaign launched last year, including several hosted by sanders' wife, jane sanders, in the last few days. they she held events, small business round table, an event with black people for bernie sanders, when it comes to the senator himself, we expect to hear more of what we heard from him yesterday in california, clearly reacting to joe biden's big win in south carolina. he's really directing his fire at the former vice president, making the argument that he is better positioned to beat trump. he has the energy, he has the enthusiastic supporters and said yesterday in california, we have got to be honest and we have to say which campaign can beat trump. he's going to say it is his. >> great to see you, thank y

contender, bernie sanders's campaign seems to be rolling with the punches, speak to go reporters in salt lake cityesterday, sanders deputy campaign manager said this, regardless of all of this, we are still the strongest campaign coming into super tuesday and the strongest campaign to defeat donald trump. the spokesperson talked around the idea of elizabeth warren dropping out of the race, adding that the massachusetts senator has quote run a very good campaign, and we have the utmost respect for her. >> and senator bernie sanders leads the democratic primary field in california, the largest prize on the super tuesday, according to a new usa today suffolk university poll. sanders is 19 points ahead former new york city mayor michael bloomberg, former vice president joe biden at a critical 14%. they are statistically tied sitting within the polls, more than 4 point margin of error. senator elizabeth warren is at 12%, i believe 15% is the threshold to get any delegate sgs. >> and sanders remains the front runner. sanders now sits at 29%, down just 3 points since saturday's south carolina primary. he