. [♪] marianne: live from "america's news headquarters." i'm marianne rafferty.ary results in today's nevada caucuses show democratic socialist holding a commanding lead. but he didn't sake around for the results. he was in texas where he spoke to voters just a few moments ago. >> we put together a multi-racial coalition that will win in nevada and sweep this country. marianne: texas is one of the super tuesday states holding contests march 3. i'm marianne rafferty. now back to "justice with judge jeanine." >> i thought it was a terrible night for the democrats. >> donald trump will destroy michael bloomberg if last night was any example of what happens on the debate stage. >> nobody laid a glove on donald trump. >> before i sat down in this charity occurred to me the real winner is donald trump. judge jeanine: bernie may have won tonight, but the big winner according to the main street media you just heard is donald trump. but we look ahead to south carolina and beyond. could there be a brokered convention for the democrats? stephanie hamill and chris hahn join

is that marianne said, it is over. karl rove, you said, we will forget about the other 3,000 delegates down the line. carl -- >> no, no, no, no. i said 3,696 delegates. let's forget the other 47, puerto rico, it's gone. we've had three contest. bernie won two by the smallest number anybody has ever won iowa and number 12, new hampshire, 45 delegates, 2.3% what he needs for the nomination. it's over. forget it, it is done. i mean my think we are being a little premature. >> bill: marianne, you can return serve on that. why do you say it's over. >> four years ago today hillary clinton had one delicate lead over bernie sanders and she went on to put 53 delegate lead on super tuesday. she never looked back. she won the nomination on that day as did donald trump. everybody knows super tuesday no catching either one of them because it's all about math. you can't catch up once you are behind. super tuesday we have california in there as well. today as we speak bernie sanders has 23 delegate lead over his closest competitor. h

so end of the 18th century this is set, about marianne. she's a portrait painter.to—be — i think, it's fair to say, a reluctant bride—to—be. yes! she lives out on an island off the coast of brittany, so marianne goes off there to do this painting. quite an awkward relationship between them at first, but that relationship blossoms into romance. let's have a look. hmm. i wish i could now pull out one of those pipes from my pocket. i was just listening to the crackle of the fire in the clip, thinking how clever it was that there was the crackle of fire through so much of the film. it's — i think it is a very, very classy film. very classy film, and you could kind of get a sense of that in the clip as well. an enigmatic film. i've seen it, you've seen it. i loved it, but it's a film i want to go back to, because i think there's so much more to unlock in this movie. you get it the first time around, but i think you will continue to be rewarded with more things the more times you watch it. looks beautiful. actually, a lot of it is quite austere. it is quite spare, isn't

(upbeat music) [♪] marianne: live from "america's news headquarters." i'm marianne rafferty. bernie sanders is the projected winner in nevada, making him the leader of the pack in the democratic nomination. former vice president joe biden holding at a distant second with pete buttigieg holding in third place. coronavirus patients in california awaiting a ruling on a possible quarantine. federal authorities planning to move 50 patients to a facility in costa mesa. the judge has issued a temporary restraining order. the hearing is scheduled for monday. i'm marianne rafferty. greg: nancy's worst fears, four more years. house speaker pelosi is warning dems to unite so you know who doesn't get a second term. can we withstand one term? >> we can withstand one term, but the destruction he would do to the courts in our country and the environment and he says article 2 says i can do whatever i want. >> that's such [bleep] we won't talk about it. he was talking about the firing of comey, idiot. while the democrats worry about horrible things trump might do instead of what he has done,

let's bring in marianne favro in swine flu a closer look at the local response. marianne? >> reporter: well here at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital, there are 40 special isolation rooms. and today we looked inside one of them. known as an airborne infection isolation room, this is where any future patients diagnosed with novel coronavirus will be treated at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital. what's unique about the room is that it has negative air pressure, designed to keep the novel coronavirus and any other infectious diseases from spreading to other parts of the hospital. >> prevent the spread of virus. because when the pressure is negative, it keeps the air in the room exhausting out, rather than going out into the wall hallway. >> it has two doors and a special entry room where hospital workers can put on face shields and gowns and other protective equipment. they also put up these signs at the entrance, warning those who recently traveled outside the u.s. and have fever or cough to alert health care staff immediately. it's not just hospitals prepari

two of those in the south bay, nbc bay area marianne favro is live with new development. >> reporter: terry, the cdc confirmed the new case here this morning, it is an adult female recently traveled to wuhan china and flew to the bay area, landing at sfo. this case is not related to the man diagnosed last week with coronavirus. santa clara public health officer dr. cody gay us details of the newest case. >> the case is adult female, it is not connected to the first case we announced on friday. the patient arrived here on january 23rd to visit her family here. prior to her arrival, she spent time in wuhan. she's been at her family's home since her arrival and did not left the home except to seek medical care. >> reporter: dr. cody says the woman had a mild case and she had not been hospitalized. the health department started an investigation to determine who she may been in contact with after she arrived in the south bay and whether any of those people now have symptoms. dr. cody says the risk to the public is low. this woman stayed in home the entire time except for medical appointmen

reporting live in san jose, marianne favro. >> thank you. and stay with nbc bay area for the latest updates on the coronavirus. you can head to our website or download or free app to get up the minute information sent straight to your home. >> we are following breaking news out of oakland. chp is looking for anyone who may have seen a freeway shooting today. it happened about 90 minutes ago, about 3:30 on eastbound 580 at harrison street. officers say someone shot at a black sedan several times. the driver, though, was not hurt. anyone with information is urged to contact the chp. >>> outside for a live look at san francisco. there is a beautiful red and gold flag flying high. and really flapping a lot. windy out there. >> yeah. windy in the skies. and on the water as well. the view from our camera looking back across the bay. the water going from right to left like that as the winds continue. 20 to 30 miles an hour gusts at times and some cool temperatures. 56 degrees currently. near the peak of this wind event happening right now as they a

marianne fortunately the 14 years old is okay. she was treated by rangers. the girl was walking with her father and several other adults and kids around 9:45 this morning about a mile from the front entrance. that's when a mountain lion weighing about 100 pounds bit her in the calves, what her dad's friend did next may have saved her life. >> she had a couple of punctured marks. she's fortunate that they got the lion away from her. >> reporter: crews on atvs alerted hikers to leave the park. here is what's next. several teams with wildlife are out there right now looking for this mountain lion and a group of train dogs are on their way here from orville. the goalfo dogs t treat the mountain lion and shoot it with a tranquilizer gun. a dna swab will be shot to see if the bite wound is matched from the girl. if it is matched, wildlife will determine what to do with the mountain lion. back in august, rancho san antonio were closed for a while because some mountain lions exhibit unusual behavior. so right now rancho san antonio remains closed and rangers say the

kyle thompson joked that he would still be on to her if marianne were putting for him.s happened over the weekend. that is my new family member dale. i met him in the green room at fox & friends actually, then went out to north shore animal and rescued him. he is chihuahua and jack russell mix, he is in fuego. still looks like his uncle tito. >> he is very cute, you are very sweet person to rescue a dog. on other dog. >> set your dvrs, never miss an episode of the five. "special report" is up next. >>good evening, i am shannon brm and for bret baier. fears of the coronavirus are appearing in various points around the globe tonight, sparking lockdowns, closings, and if new travel restrictions in europe, the middle east, and asia. here is our specialist tonight in northern italy. global market sellouts because of the virus made their way to the wall street today where the market took major hits. the dow dropped more than 1,000 points, making it the largest one-day point and percentage decline since february 8th 2018. the s&p 500 lost 112, both are now negative for 2020.

marianne just arrived on the scene. had been hearing it was a boy and new information coming in that it was in fact a girl that was attacked. is that right? >> reporter: absolutely. we just learned that this mountain lion attack, a six-year-old girl biting her in the calf. she is going to be okay. this happened this morning here just a mile from the front entrance parking lot where i'm standing right now. the girl was walking with her father and several other adults around 9:45 a.m. where a mountain lion bit her in the calf. what her dad's friend did next may have saved her life. >> there were minor injuries. she has a couple puncture marks but she's fortunate from the results of the group. >> reporter: the park was closed ten minutes after the attack was reported this

nbc bay area's marianne favro. >> those americans including a woman from san francisco will be flying back to the u.s. on government planes. as i mentioned, headed to travis air force base. the first plane will land tomorrow evening. it will only carry evacuees who are symptom-free. they'll be checked again once the plane lands at trafis and people will either be housed there or flown on to texas. they will all be quarantined another 14 days and they will not come in contact with the people already under quarantine at travis. this is how one american who has been quarantined on that cruise ship reacted to the news. >> we also learned that we have to do another 14 days once we get into the u.s. so that's very tough because we're business owners, and are arranging, you know, our house being taken care of, our animals being taken care of and work being done. this has now become a mount fuji for us to climb. >> if passengers from the cruise ship not to take the government planes there is a warning. the u.s. state department says they won't be able to return to the u.s. for, quote, a perio

marianne favro with what is next for them. >> reporter: the passengers headed to travis air force base are scheduled to arrive tomorrow night. they will either head to another base in texas or remain at travis where they will be in quarantine for two more weeks. tonight we talked to a man from granite bay near bn like on the ship for the last days. they have been stuck on this g today otis talked about the challenges. >> we see a lot of passengers being carried off the ship that are on stretchers, that apparently have been detected with the virus and they go into ambulances and then they leave. more ambulances show up. more hazmat suits, more people coming down in stretchers, and it puts a lot of fear in you. >> reporter: for the couple and nearly 400 other americans trapped on the cruise ship, a way home at last. news of a rescue plane broken by the captain. but melanie herring's husband is in a japanese hospital after he was infected with coronavirus, making it a hard choice for her to go. >> i would rathereta by my husb >> reporter: american virus. then they face another 14 days of

marianne?>> reporter: well, terry, just this morning the cdc confirmed that second case of coronavirus here in santa clara county. it is a woman who had recently traveled to china. public health leaders say the woman flew into sfo january 23rd and immediately went to visit family in the south bay. >> as of this morning, we were working to identify anyone who was in contact with the woman during the time she may have been infected to ensure that those contacts stay at home and away from others. >> reporter: santa clara health care officers says this case is not connected to the man diagnosed with coronavirus last week. also today two confirmed cases of coronavirus in san benito county. a husband and wife both age 57. he had visited wuhan. there has been at least 350 deaths in china. tonight the u.s. is now closed to most foreigners who have traveled to china recently and the state department is working to evacuate the roughly 1,000 americans still draped etrappe wuhan. >> i just hope everybody i

. >> chairwoman: i say marianne sasooas. good morning. how are you? >> good morning, supervisors. thank you for having me. yeah, i'm up for reappointment. i've been on the small business commission four years. it has been an honor and a pleasure. i made it a more pro-active body, and i'd like to say that we've started some policy initiatives out of our body that i think are precedent for how the city can better engage and do economic impact reports on how small businesses will be affected for future legislation. i have great working relationships right now with supervisor fewer's office and supervisor wal walton's office in particular, as we're working really hard on the tobacco license mitigation group, which i think is a great model for kind of looking at the strea streamlining and transition support for businesses that want to retire, but we want to keep those kinds of businesses in the city. so i think there is a lot of momentum that i would like to keep pushing forward, and, yeah, i'm looking forward to the next four years, if you will grant it to me. and i'm happy to answer

i'm marianne favro in for. >>

reporting live in san jose, marianne favro, "nbc bay area news." >> okay, thank you, marianne. in an effort to prevent the spread of the coronavirus, some schools are asking students to stay home. los gatos saratoga school district sent out a letter to families and staff today. it asks that if people went to china, if they visited china, they should self-quarantine, meaning they shouldn't go to school, attend school events, even if they're not showing symptoms of the virus. the letter also said the school district is following federal guidelines in making this request. >>> the first contest in the 2020 presidential race is under way right now in iowa. the odd process as voters gathered at churches, schools, gymnasiums. they physically stand under their candidate's sign, but if that candidate has less than 15% of the whole room, the supporters then move to stand with their second choice. the prize is delegates, but getting the best raw numbers could also give a campaign momentum. earlier today, the candidates gave their final pitch to iowans, hoping to sway any undecided voters.

. ♪ [♪] marianne: .ing over the lead in the 2020 democratic presidential race with a lead in the democratic caucuses in nevada. sanders winning better than 45% of the democratic vote so far. joe biden is running a distant second and pete buttigieg is third. the former campaign advisor to trump roger stone has moved for a new trial. he was sentenced this week to three years in prison on charges related to the mueller investigation. i'm marianne rafferty. greg: nancy's worst fears, four more years. house speaker pelosi is warning dems to unite so you know who doesn't get a second term. can we withstand one term? >> we can withstand one term, but the destruction he would do to the courts in our country and the environment and he says article 2 says i can do whatever i want. >> that's such [bleep] we won't talk about it. he was talking about the firing of comey, idiot. while the democrats worry about horrible things trump might do instead of what he has done, low unemployment. are we on the vern of war? no.

. [♪] marianne: live from "america's news headquarters." i'm marianne rafferty.or bernie sanders is the projected winner in nevada, making him the leader of the pack for the democratic nomination. sanders tweeted his movement is unstoppable. the candidates are focusing on super tuesday. a day that has 1,300 delegates up for grabs. the south korean prime minister said the coronavirus outbreak is a grim situation. the korean centers for disease control and prevention says the total number of cases has climbed to over 500. new cases continue to spread across china, iran and italy. >> i thought it was a terrible night for the democrats. >> donald trump will destroy michael bloomberg if last night was any example of what happens on the debate stage. >> nobody laid a glove on donald trump. >> before i sat down in this charity occurred to me the real winner is donald trump. judge jeanine: bernie may have won tonight, but the big winner according to the main street media you just heard is donald trump. but we look ahead to south carolina and beyond. could there be a brok

well we know now marianne that 9 of the victims were indeed of foreign descent and all of them are either german or foreign nationals 5 of them from turkey one from bosnia-herzegovina another from bulgaria and one from from romania and we also now know that they are indeed all aged between 20 to 21 and 44 years old with of course also the last victim being the 72 year old mother of the suspects and it seems having spoken to many people here over the last couple of days many people here knew the victims either directly or rather by shall we say 3 degrees of separation and so that's shock really is still settling in and the city here is very much still trying to come to terms with what happened just a couple of days ago i. know kate in the wake of this attack german authorities have now announced be fucked up protection measures increased security but what's your impression of how the minority communities and feel about this is it going to reassure them. well it's been a real mixed response from the people that i've spoken to many people have welcomed these measures more police on the stree

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heather: marianne wakefield making that shot at the ole misgame. good for her.mazon van crashes into a home as the driver delivers a package. this happened in georgia. you can see it roll into the house after the driver forgot to put it in park. they hopped back into the van and they just drove away. finally, the ugly, a family books a vacation to a luxury villa in la and gets this, the home found covered in broken glass and debris. they paid $3,000 for the so-called bomb site. the family stayed somewhere else and they got a refund. guess that's-that depends on your definition of a bomb site. live coverage continues from india with "fox & friends" first right now. bye-bye. rob: it is monday, february 24th. this is a fox news alert. hundreds of thousands of people lined the streets to welcome president trump and first lady melania as they arrived for their first official visit to india overnight. gillian: we are live with the major moments as the president delivers his america first message to the largest rally crowd yet. wait until you see it. happening today, d

marianne? >> reporter: raj, this morning's search began at 6:00 and right now game wardens along with specially trained dogs are still out here looking for that mountain lion. fortunately the 6-year-old girl attacked will be okay after the mountain lion pounced on her leg. rangers suspect this mountain lion caught on camera by trail surveillance just before 5:00 this morning is the same one that pounced on a 6-year-old girl sunday. >> the mountain lion came out of the bushes and grabbed her calf. >> reporter: fortunately a ouain lion in the ribs until it roff. a nearb received tetanus and rabies shots. >> we're closed today. >> reporter: it remains closed while wardens use specially trained dogs to search for the mountain lion. marie was disappointed not to hike today but aprechts the warning. >> take all the precautions making ourselves appear big and trying to fight it off. >> reporter: this is the first mountain lion attack on a person at the preserve. they plan to shoot it with a tranquiliz

i marianne rafferty. to "hannity." >> sean: weak quid quo pro joe biden's campaign hit with more bad news. it's gotten so bad for quid pro quo joe chuck todd from him with the harsh reality, his quid, his pro, his quo, it may not have resonated in media circles because they are corrupt and democrats, they are adverse taking on hypocrisy, but it did play a part. take a look. >> do you think the fact that the president's campaign against you and your son that it might've cost you iowa? has that crossed your mind? >> it has, but, you know, i can't focus on that, chuck. i have to focus on the future. i've got to focus on how do we end this era? how do we, i wrote about it, restore the soul that country? >> sean: reaction with fox news contributor charlie hurt and allie betz. what's really worse and we won't know the full fallout of this, it seems the establishment is panicked about bernie. bernie's numbers are up everywhere. t obviously, i do not see how michael bloomberg surprise if there's any standard. >>

nbc marianne favro on the scene. >> reporter: fortunately that 6-year-old girl is going to be okay. rangers treated her here for a bite wound to her calf and her family was able to drive her to a local hospital. for a 6-year-old girl a tranquil morning hike with friends and family in cupertino turned into a terrifying ordeal when a mountain lion attacked her. >> mountain lion came out of the bushes and grabbed ahold of her calf. >> the girl was walking with three other kids, her father and five other adults when the mountain lion attacked. the quick attack of her friend may have saved her life. he punched it until it ran off. california department fish and wildlife captain says his team plans to tranquilize the cat which likely weighs more than a hundred pounds. >> we are going to try to pursue a lion in the area and hopefully catch the right lion and match the dna with the victim with dna from the lion. >> reporter: the attack forced it to shuts down for the day. >> of course it's not a good thing and i'm also sad for the mountain lion because i hope the park doesn't go and try to

three straight coming down the stretch, and marianne wingfield won the day, during a time-out and a game at mississippi. look at this cross corporate for the 2020 nissan altima. oh, 94. look at the expression. winning the year. stay with us, we will be right back. >>> thank you for watching. we will be back at 6:00 for the news. we always have updates available on our website. captioning sponsored by cbs >> battiste: tonight: bernie's big win. nevada puts sanders in the drivers seat on the road to 2020. >> we have now won the nevada caucus. >> battiste: also tonight: president trump heads to india with a parting shot at sanders and democrats. >> you know the democrats are treating bernie sanders very unfairly. >> battiste: new corona virus cases flair as fears mount outside china. daredevil "mad" mike hughes is killed in a rocket made mostly of spare parts. a former zamboni driver takes the ice as an emergency goalie, becoming a hockey hero.

. >> harris: one is whether you are new trying to get in and we find out -- >> lisa: marianne mendozalso have people like marianne mendoza who wrote an op-ed very "usa today" saying policies in states like new york giving access to illegal immigrants are going to lead more families to the position she has where she lost her son due to a drunk illegal immigrant, what you say in response to that? >> juan: i wouldn't want to lose a child to anybody who was drunk, i don't think that's the issue. this is sort of anti-immigrant demagoguery, that's a drunk immigrant -- well at driving. >> dagen: that has nothing to do with what's going on. >> lisa: if you read the op-ed, she was talking about, this is part of a broader policy of giving illegal immigrants driver's licenses in states like new york, that was part of the broader -- >> juan: the other part of the argument is you don't want drivers without licenses. >> lisa: you've heard the president's reenactment of those texts, now the stage play coming, that's next. >> hillary should win 100 million. [laughter] chevy silverado with the world's

marianne? >> reporter: tonight the son told us that the couple will likely remain here in the hospital a commouple more night. that's because they're extremely dehydrated and they suffered deep cuts from all that brush during their ordeal. the sign-on their palo alto home speaks volumes. neighbors admit with the couple missing 8 days they didn't expect they'd ever be putting up welcome home signs. >> actually we were all out here friday evening planning their memorial. >> reporter: this new photo shows the dense brush. they ate off a fern and drank from a puddle to stay alive. >> they went out literally for a 10 minute walk and it got dark all of a sudden and it got difficult to see and the next thing they know they couldn't really even see their hand in front of their face. and so they had transitioned to crawling. >> 128-year-old quincy webster was the first rescuer to find the couple in the wilderness saturday. >> they said they'd both given up at times but they comforted each other and help

marianne favro with a look at what is next for them. >> those americans are expected to arrive at travis air force base sometime tomorrow night and they wille for another 14 days. today we talked about a man that has been on that quarantined cruise ship. >> they are stuck on the cruise ship, and passengers all around them getting sick. more than 200 confirmed cases of coronavirus involving passengers, with dozens of new cases reported today. they have not gotten sick. >> we have seen a lot of passengers being carried off on stretchers, and they go to ambulances and they leave and more show up. >> for the americans trapped on the cruise ship a. way home at last, and news broke by the captain. >> but melanie's huz spwupbd in a japanese hospital after he was infected with the coronavirus, making it a hard choice for her. >> only american passengers testing negative for the virus can get on the plane headed for travis air force base, and once arrived some will go on to a base in texas. the rest will be under quarantine for a totally of near four weeks. >> we're business owners. we are arrang

i'm marianne favro in for. >> you mentioned we're going to see some wind today. >> we have wind. that's going to start to develop tonight into sunday. we've been seeing a warmer temperature trend these past couple of days. so much so we did manage to break a couple of daily record highs. look at how beautiful san francisco looks. our current temperature throughout the bay area, 49 degrees in san jose, 50 degrees in palo alto. your temperature trend is going to range from the upper 50s along the coast to low and mid-50s for inland areas. the story right now people are wondering about any chance of rain. it is a dry cold front. we're not really going to be getting rain from the system, at least not for us. the rain is tracking more towards the central coast of california. as far as our impact goes, it will primarily be the winds and the cooldown here in the bay area. so much so that there is a wind advisory that will take effect starting tomorrow through monday morning for the north bay mountains. i'll go over the possible impacts and what you can expect in 15 minutes. >>> this mor

you can see marianne williamson at a bernie sanders rally.n the middle, senator elizabeth warren in denver, colorado. and amy klobuchar, senator from minnesota, in arkansas. >>> one day after the south carolina democratic debate and a few days before voters there head to the polls on saturday, one of the state's most influential political figures, congressman jim clyburn, will be announcing which candidate he's endorsing for president, it could be a very important moment. here is the congressman's latest thinking. >> i'm going to honor this debate. i don't want to distract from it at all. i want to maintain first in the south primary status. but on wednesday morning i will let my choice be known. i've been asked about it by too many people and i think i would be dishonorable if i did not tell people what i feel about the candidacy. >> david mack, sir, thank you so much for joining me this evening. that endorsement from congressman clyburn, how important is it? >> it's going to be important. i think that one of the key things is that vice pres

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"today in the bay's" marianne favro reports. >> reporter: they're stuck on the diamond princess cruise ship. passengers all around themming sick. more than 200 confirmed cases of coronavirus involving passengers. they have not gotten sick. >> we see a lot of passengers being carried off the ship that are on stretchers that apparently have been detectived with the virus and they go into ambulances and then they leave and more ambulances show up. >> reporter: for the nearly 400 americans trapped on the cruise ship, a way home at last. news of a rescue plane broken by the captain. >> via u.s. charter -- >> reporter: but melanie's husband is in a japanese hospital after he was infected with coronavirus. making it a hard choice for her to fly back to the u.s. >> i would rather stay in japan and be by my husband, but if that's the only way out, yes. >> reporter: only american passengers testing negative for the virus could get on the plane headed for travis air force base. some will fly on to lackland air force base in texas and the rest face another 14 days of quarantine that means they'll

reporting live in los gatos, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> marianne, thank you. it is helpful. so many of us have these security cameras, and local police departments want to tap into them. >> exactly. >>> our cameras have been busy catching that sunshine. >> beautiful. >> it really has. something a little bit different starting to filter in across the bay area right now that we've also been able to capture, and that is the fog. let's bring you into that microclimate forecast. right now on this wednesday, closer to that weekend. and look at these big changes. after record-setting 70s and 80s the past two days, we are now dropping 5 to 13 degrees cooler across the bay area as we're seeing some cooling fog in the coastline, helping the westerly wind to bring some of that cooler breeze back throughout the bay area. now the fog is not very thick, but you can see on our live sky camera network a little bit of fog up there against the immediate coastline, and much cooler. 55 in san francisco. with the clouds increasing tonight down to 50 here at 11:00 p.m. let's get yo

marianne. >> reporter: the they confirmed the new case this morning in an adult female. she recently traveled to wuhan, china and flew to the bay area landing in sfo. this case is not coronavirus. the doctor just gave us details about this newest case. >> the case is an adult female and it is not connected to the first case that we announced on friday. the individual is from china and arrived here on january 23rd to visit her family here. prior to her arrival, she had spent time in wuhan. she had been at her family's home since her arrival and has not left the home except to seek medical care. >> reporter: the woman has what's considered a mild case, and she has not been hospitalized. this morning the health department started a contact investigation to determine who she may have been near since she arrived here in the south bay and whether any of those people now have symptoms. but the doctor says the risk to the overall public is low because this woman fortunately stayed at home almost thehe ant there will be confirmed cases here in the south bay because so many people

because on friday, "marianne williamson dropped out of the 2020 race."d she in fact drop in to a different race in a parallel dimension? ( laughter ) williamson dropping out comes as-- ( laughter ) this comes as quite a blow to her probable running mate: wind chimes. ( laughter ) ( piano riff ) so the democratic field has narrowed. let's say goodbye, first, to marianne williamson. ( chmimes ) and a fond farewell to new jersey's cory booker. ( honking ) looks like he's caught on the turnpike. you should have left for the airport an hour ago, cory! you're so screwed now. oh, he's never going to get there! get off! ( laughter ) the candidates-- ( applause ) no. no. no. no. the candidates who are still in the race will be fighting it out tomorrow at the democratic debate, and we will be on the air right afterwards, live. tune in to watch me stay up past my bedtime, and try not to swear. ( cheers and applause ) the debate is in iowa, where bernie sanders is enjoying a late surge. and trump has noticed, tweeting "wow! crazy bernie sanders is surging in the pol

marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> gisting gears to the latest on the coronavirus outbreak. test results are still pending as people remain quarantined at travis air force base near fairfield. four people who arrived showed symptoms and have been taken to hospitals. we have new numbers on the death toll. 811 people have now died from the virus including one american citizen in wuhan, china. in what appears to be the first american death from the outbreak. we told but that yesterday morning. and another 37,000 people around the world are infected. 12 of those cases are are here in the u.s. half of them here in california. that is including four cases in the bay area. those coronavirus concerns have spread to a huge bay area tradition. san francisco's annual chinese new yearar aid. it is the oldest and largest outside of asia and still went on last night but with a noticeably smaller crowd. sergio quintana takes us there. >> the lunar new year parade started off with a bang. london breed was draped in red as she welcomed people to the celebration. >> so glad to see people from

marianne fortunately the 14 years old is okay. she was treated by rangers.

bernie sanders took his new momentum to texas where marianne williamson endorsed sanders. good morning joe biden is hoping to get his own huge endorsement in south carolina. >> reporter: mm-hmm. that would be congressman jim clyburn, the house majority whip, the third highest ranking democratic official in the u.s. house of representatives who represent this greater charleston area, the predominantly black part of this area of south carolina our own craig melvin confirmed late last night that he's expected to endorse joe biden today five days out from the south carolina primary this is significant. he's a respected voice here across south carolina, and for joe biden, after finishing second place with a significant lead over pete buttigieg in flf, this is a big moment, these next five days for him. if he's able to walk away with a victory or near second, he'll be able to really look to lay claim to being the best counter to take on bernie sanders the rest of the way through this democratic nominating process. we should note pete buttigieg, his campaign was initially protest

marianne joins us with the latest on this search. >> reporter: well, hours later, wardens are still out here searching for that mountain lion with specially trained dogs and dna did confirm that it was definitely a mountain lion. the mountain lion claws are capped. but cart gnshe's going to be ok. rangers caught this mountain lion before 5:00 this morn and they believe it is the same one that pounced on a six-year-old girl sunday. >> a mountain lion came out of the bushes and crapped a hold of her calf. >> reporter: she was walking a trial with six doesn'adults and other kids. rangers treated the girl at the preserve and say her family drove her to a nearby hospital where she received tetanus and rabies shots as a precaution. today, the park remains closed whilly trained dogs similar to the ones n a holiday, about 3,000 people enjoy the preserve. >> we were all disappointed. it is such a beautiful day. we want to enjoy the fresh air, the openness and then the park is closed. >> reporter: this is the first mountain lion attack on a person ever reported in the preserve. if they find the m

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marianne just arrived on the scene. we had been hearing it was a boy and new information coming in that it was in fact a girl that was attacked. is that right? >> reporter: absolutely. we just learned that this mountain lion attack, a six-year-old girl biting her in the calf. she is going to be okay. this happened this morning here just a mile from the front entrance parking lot where i'm standing right now. the girl was walking with her father and several other adults around 9:45 a.m. where a mountain lion bit her in the calf. what her dad's friend did next may have saved her life. >> there were minor injuries. she has a couple puncture marks but she's fortunate from the results of the group. >> reporter: the park was closed ten minutes after the attack was reported this morning and crews on atvs alerted hikers to leave the park. so here is what's next. right now several teams are out looking for this mountain lion in the park. specially trained dogs are on their way here. now, the plan is that these dogs are going to

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reporting live in santa clara county, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> amazing story. thanks very much. >>> new information on a shooting at a high school in antioch happened last night at deer valley high school. a group of teenagers started fighting in the parking lot at the school after a basketball game, and that's when someone opened fire. a 16-year-old boy who goes to deer valley was shot. he's in the hospital tonight in critical condition. >>> the city of fremont taking measures to keep people from parking along a road that runs past a very prominent tech company, and that includes the use of boulders. today the city tagged rvs and cars letting owners know they're going to be towed if they don't move on their own from kado road, right in front of tesla and other companies.ne stepsovi existing parking, even installing boulders to prevent trailend boulder installatio ho. >>> still ahead, the cou more c miami including a tribute to kobe bryant and of fame. >>> and first there was the royal split. then came the rumors. tonight we know that meghan markle plans to bec

sanders took his new momentum to texas where former candidate marianne williamson endorsed the senator. for more on the state of the race here's nbc's jennifer johnson. >> reporter: vermont senator bernie sanders already campaigning in delegate-rich texas, one of 14 states that votes on super tuesday, march 3rd. sanders looking ahead at the campaigning biggest prize after winning the nevada caucus, surprising critics by grabbing votes across demographics. >> in nevada we have just put together a multigenerational, multiracial coalition which is going to not only win in nevada, it's going to sweep this country. >> reporter: sanders now says he was informed about a month ago on russians attempting to interfere in his campaign and president trump's. the acting national intelligence director joseph maguire briefed congress on russia's meddling but was ousted by the president friday his national security adviser denies there's evidence. >> i haven't seen any intelligence that russia's doing anything to attempt to get president trump re-elected >> reporter: sanders believes he can beat presi

. >>> former democratic candidate, marianne williamson announced she is endorsing bernie sanders.ade the announcement at a sanders rally in her home state of texas. she is a spiritual author and ended her own bid for the nomination in january. >>> it's 4:16 and updates on russia working to help reelect president trump. the white house official who said it may have been overstated. the national security adviser, robin o'brien, said he has seen intelligence reports but no actual intelligence that russia wants to help trump. one democrats and russia is involved in american's every day. >> i haven't seen any intelligence that russia is doing anything to attempt to get president trump reelected. i think this is the same old story that we've heard before. i've seen reports from the briefing at the intel committee and i wasn't there but i've seen no intelligence suggesting that. >> or national security advisers should stay out of politics and that is a political statement. >> the president has dismissed the reports as misinformation from his political enemies in congress. >>> voters on t