vamos a ver como afecta esta condición, humedad que llega para la zona de canadá, oregon washington,s continauran y harán que la temperaturas descienda, menos advertencia continúa, los niños a la escuela bien abrigados y cuidar la garganta. santa rosa 47 promedio 50 grados, temperaturas a lo largo de la noche 31 grados, vientan en la región. ya volvemos con más >>antes de volver a casa debemos resolver llaque (narradora) en una nación tan rica... millones sin cobertura médica y trump a punto de quitársela a millones más. pero mike bloomberg con él no hay palabras vacías. como alcalde de nueva york, ayudó a reducir el número de personas sin seguro por casi 40%. y aún más para niños sin seguro. mike bloomberg: la fuerza para enfrentar a trump. con un récord que confirma su compromiso. (mike bloomberg) soy mike bloomberg y apruebo este mensaje. >> ♪. >> el equipo de 49ers de san francisco fue a miami pero volvió con las manos vacías, nos preguntamos qué pasó vamos al análisis >>bueno seguimos en el último día de cobertura en miami. el juego no tuvo un desenlace positivo para san francis

aire seco en los Ángeles, el color rojo indica poca humedad, el azul portland oregon washington entradae, y nos brinquen a nosotros. temperaturas en san francisco 71 grados humedad 26% hay poca humedad por este sistema de alta presión, vientos ligeramente descienden pero en algunos lugares alcanzaron 50 millas por hora en las montañas, pero se alejan ya. san francisco 71 santa rosa 74 grados pittsburgh 73 santa cruz 78 se espera que por la noche el promedio continúe 43 grados una noche despejada. qué sucede a lo largo de la noche no desciende más la temperaturas hasta los 48 grados el frío se concentra hacia la zona centro y norte, la coste oeste golfo de méxico allá se celebra el carnaval en nueva orleans que se festeja desde 1800, bueno regresando a la costa oeste panorama agradable sin lluvias posibilidad de lloviznas de domingo en adelante hablaríamos de marzo. el sábado será un día extra más porque febrero es año bisiesto. vamos al tráfico las autopista y puentes fluyen con calma. vamos a ver el promedio de los puentes, velocidad, alcanzando 52 millas por hora, el san mateoo 26 mil

beginnings of community transmission in the northwestern part of the country northern california oregon washington state we don't know for sure about this particular death but we think we've been predicting that this virus will gain a foothold in the u.s. and and this is how it it may be starting and other measures being put in place to try and stop that spread. there certainly are there's been a lot of effort to in the areas that are affected to start doing active surveillance that is for instance in northern california where we've had 2 cases where there's been potential contacts to. do expanded testing in those areas so that's going on then isolating in jewels that we suspect may possibly be infected that that's happening but a big priority right now is to see if we can protect our health care workers one of the concerns that we have and i'm sure it's true in europe as well if you start seeing. widespread infection among health care workers and serious illness then the whole thing starts to break down very quickly so certain that all spittles and clinics are personal protective measures and als

oregon, washington para el fin de semana y no entre en estos dÍas para nuestra regiÓn.febrero. hay posibilidades de que se rompa rÉcord en la lluvia. santa rosa en 1953 alcanzÓ menos de un dÉcimo de pulgada. 0,8. napa 0, san francisco 0. salinas, san josÉ 1.... es el rÉcord mÍnimo en el mes de febrero. saben cuÁnto ha llovido en el mes de febrero. nada. no ha llovido y vemos el sistema de ala presiÓn, se queda con nosotros y no va a traer lluvias hasta posiblemente el dÍa domingo que ya es marzo. quizÁs estemos rompiendo rÉcord, ojalÁ me equivoque. >>> san francisco en los 55. oakland 61 grados. la isla tiburÓn bella el atardecer. la bÓveda celeste, buenas condiciones nosotros. le gusta las estrellas vamos a los prÓximos dÍas. seco se mantiene. mÁs de los 80 grados. y sÁbado Último dÍa de febrero. ya lo sabe usted. ya de domingo hasta el prÓximo jueves, los primeros dÍas de marzo con la regiÓn posibles lluvias el dÍa domingo hacia el norte. le voy atraer mÁs detalles, por supuesto por la noche. regresamos. >>> 150 color negro lo mantendremos al tanto de la noticia en de

se preguntan porque está nuevamente hacia el polo norte en esa misma dirección hacia canadá, oregón washingtonbella, transparente, por lo -1 visibilidad de más de 10 millas por horas de distancia, con este 4° la mínima esto es para san josé cerca de los 40 y se mantener la mía para san rafael 42° desde mañana las temperaturas en promedio descienden y no alcanzan 70°,vamos al pronóstico de los próximos días todo se mantiene el panorama abarcando viernes, sábado y domingo no se extiéndase con la región felicidades tendremos más detalles en la noche cocinamos con más. >> ustedes la vieron ganar la cuarta copa del mundo en el verano pasado por telemundo pero ahora podrán ver en persona en vivo en la de de la bahía al regreso de la pausa ddetalles de la selección femenina de estados unidos a nuestra región. >> servicio de subtítulos patrocinados por [información en pantalla] . la historia de bernie sanders, es nuestra historia. su padre vino a este país buscando una vida mejor. el no sabia hablar ingles y casi no tenía dinero. bernie nunca olvido las raíces inmigrante de su familia y por eso él sie

also idaho, oregon, washington, nevada and utah.etween 2009 and 2018, more than 13 million acres of land burned in those states. >>> the reason we have such wild fires is because we don't have as muchn w need and we're not getting it now. >> especially in 2018. that was a big factor. right now as far as february goes, this is one of the driest we have seen so far mid-way through the month and still no measurable rain fall around the area, but the weekend weather has been nice outside. high crowds looking back to san francisco, and these are the types of clouds that should make for a nice sunset coming up. just another hour or so, should see pink and pastel colored skies around the area. half-moon bay in san francisco, the wind technically is turning back on shore, so the sea breeze is helping to drop our temperatures just slightly right now. probably about three to five degrees in most locations. as you see around the area, winds on shore as those arrows are pointing right now, winds will change directions. they will be out of the n

the bureau of land management will fund 11,000 miles of strategic fuel breaks in idaho, oregon, washington, california, nevada, and utah to help control wildfires. fire breaks are breaks in vegetation that slows a fire's progress and protects homes and people. wildfires are becoming bigger and more frequent across western states between 2009 and 2018, more than 13 million acres of land burned in the area where the fuel breaks will now be placed. >>> an emotional ceremony was held in san francisco to remember a painful part of history for the japanese american community. the annual day of remembrance was held at the can can a kabuki theaters. the order in 1942 sent 120,000japanese american citizens to concentration  camps. the order happened because they were concerned japanese americans would side with japan in world war ii. >> after the war, most japanese didn't want to talk about the internment experience. it took a new generation of young japanese americans who realized it was a grave injustice to our community. >> no japanese americans were ever charged or convicted of espionage or s

two of those cases popping up in washington state with another in oregon and the fourth in california america's news headquarters from washington, i'm kristin fisher. leland: welcome back after a long week at the white house. kristin: thanks. leland: you were talking to the president about this a couple of days ago. we'll get into that later. i'm leland vittert. two of the cases they say are not related to overseas travel. this is new and prompting renewed fears exactly how this

california, oregon and washington all seeing instances of community spread duroan virus. meaning officials don't know how these new patients were infected and two of those patients were in close contact with schools. this morning the number of cases of the coronavirus growing, the disease spreading. overnight in oregon health officials making an alarming announcement. an elementary school employee has tested positive for the coronavirus. >> there was no known travel exposure for this individual, so this is a case of community spread of the disease. >> reporter: while in seattle a high school student testing positive as well. >> they're preparing to sanitize the school's campus over the weekend and are intending to remain closed on monday. >> they are the third and fourth cases of what health officials call community spread contagion in the united states, meaning their origins are unknown. >> like the california case reported two days ago our third case did not recently travel overseas or have any known contact with a recent traveller or an infected person. >> now health c

oregon, washington state, but as far as weight as montana were we were seeing assets brought. we lost one mercy 130 training flames in australia. there was an over the fires suppression efforts in australia. tragically the plane crashed. it gives you a sense of mutuality. not just in the united states. but also around the rest of the world. try to make this and on. trying to get the bankrupt utility out of bankruptcy. but there trying to hard but there hundred 50000 miles of overhead. your operating conditions likes which they never can be imagined decade or two ago. with thousand miles of coast i grew up in san francisco we marched literally a century ago, 8 inches of sea level rise is in last century. expect that to increase exponentially in the new century. losing our beaches, hundred 50 million trees that have died in the state of california because of the doubt. and obviously the impacts in the ink economy are severe. we have all the same initial schools. our percent here and there, we are really now in the housing business. we got to implement our strategies. for the are

going to be in california but also idaho, oregon, washington, nevada and utah between 2009 and 2018 more than 13 million acres of blm land burned in those states. >>> after looking at that you think it's certainly nice to get some feb kind of rain but not seeing it. >> typically fire danger is at its lowest because it's normally one of the wettest times of the year. we really haven't seen it over the last two weeks. right now no rain to talk about. here's a view of the bay bridge from emeriville. notice there the mirror like reflection across the bay. golden gate looks great. actually reversal of weather fortune for you as low clouds are piling up around santa clara valley. there's a look over san jose. you'll find an area of low clouds and maybe some misty skies. as we head towards tomorrow morning we should see temperatures dropping into the low to mid-40s, a somewhat cloudy start and mid to late morning we'll see things clearing out. trending a bit breezy in the north and east bay hills and notice the response to that and santa rosa up to 70 degrees. mid-60s closer to san francisco an

sin embargo, tomara un rumbo mÁs hacia oregÓn y washington, por lo que aquÍ nos quedaremos con nada dede san valentÍn. día espectacular en gran parte de nuestra Área cobertura, sobre totemperaturas muy agradables. el fin de semana se contempla bastante tranquilo, contaremos con algo de nubosidad. martes de la prÓxima jornada laboral, temperaturas comienzan en los 70 grados. ramÓn: la polÍtica de cero tolerancia ha impactado la esperanza de miles de inmigrantes que cruzan la frontera, para obtener un estatus legal en los estados unidos. aÚn asÍ, muchos no dejan de intentarlo. es el caso de william leÓn, un dueÑo que arriesgÓ todo por sus hijos. yomara lÓpez nos cuenta. yomara: william leÓnsoÑó por meses, pero llegar aquÍ no es fÁcil. saliÓ de su natal honduras en mayo del aÑo pasado con su hijo mayor huyendo de amenazas y en busca de un mejor futuro. >> el niÑo mÍo estÁ emocionado porquedecÍa que quería estudiar en estados unidos. Él dijo, yo >> recuerda el dÍa en que cruzaron la frontera. >> decÍamos,que nos dejen quedarnos. reportera: en agosto, sus dos hijos intentaron cruzar la fron

fallo anulÓ decisiones emitidas previamente, los jueces federales en corte de san francisco, oregon y washingtonbable que el incremento se debe a la legalizaciÓn de la marihuana en muchos estados de la naciÓn. >>> investigadores de los fondos para prevenciÓn y control de enfermedad del 2012 al 2014. mÁs de 50% recibiÓ una receta para antibiÓticos y opioides. y que no deben ser recetados para un problema dental. >>> otro vistazo a las temperaturas. >>> guillermo. >>> seguimos con este sistema de alta presiÓn se queda estacionario. y no va a generar lluvias hasta el mes de marzo. y hay posibilidades que el dÍa domingo venga algo de humedad muy poca posibilidad. pero posible sea el mes de febrero, el rÉcord en la historia de no lluvia. ¿cÓmo estÁ la calidad de aire?. buena, las temperaturas estÁn estupendas en la regiÓn. vamos a ver lo que sucede en san francisco. 61 grado, a lo largo de la semana la tem perp tura va a alcanzar los 80 grados. le voy a platicar de esto.61 grados en los 46% de humedad y viento que sopla desde el norte y nada que o cazo ne problema. santa rosa 63 grados. san josÉ 67 g

>> concern grows over the coronavirus as a more people test positive in the bay area, oregon and washington state, a live report on the latest on these cases and the precautions. >> accusations of discrimination at a san francisco cigar bar and what one supervisor said happened after he went out with a group of friends this week and how the club is responding.>> frightening a video has surfaced in connection with a string of arsonist attacks last weekend and more the molotov cocktails down at this south bay home and the latest in the investigation. >> from ktvu fox 2 . >> good morning and welcome to mornings on 2 sack on the 29th. >> happy leap day. i am frank mallicoat and rosemary is here to tell us about all the rain coming not been>> ending february on a dry note as feared but we will cool it down and breezy conditions do pick up but then we will not see any rain. we may see accumulation of snow in the sierra, more on that coming up but let's look at headlines. patchy fog this morning, cool and breezy, a notable drop in temperatures this afternoon 10 or 15 from yesterday and the breeze

south carolina, oklahoma, arizona, new mexico, we are going to california, texas, new york, oregon, washingtonmichigan, and then we are going to washington dc to take back the white house. [applause] host: david yepsen, he is clearly having fun in that video. what did it do to his candidacy and why? david: i think it effectively ended it. it was too aggressive, too hot, too excited. it just did not look presidential. this was the night he finished third. this did not happen before the caucuses, it happened immediately after. i think it finished his candidacy. he had already failed to meet expectations. governor dean came here and on the strength of the antiwar movement surged into an early first place. but he could not sustain it. other candidates started to attack him and he wound up finishing third and that was interpreted as a loss. i ran into governor dean and the if you tell me when i first started coming to iowa i would finish third, i would say great. but since i had been in first place, he was not what was expected by the political community so interpreted as a loss and that dean screa

by tomorrow, the system that is rolling through areas over washington and oregon will drop on the backsidet helps develop the wind we have been seeing time after time. it does not look as widespread. it does not look like anything we saw last weekend but northwinds are expected to kick up by sunday and monday. for today we will continue with light winds and partly cloudy skies. we will warm temperatures. today may be the warmest of the weekend. you can see the pacific satellite view, how the storm track cannot break through. even northern california having a hard time getting in on some rain. we could have a few sprinkles pass through. you can see it right there, areas right around crescent city, redding, maybe the high sierra. this is expected to drop into the great basin. for today, we call for partly cloudy skies, a chilly start this morning. once we get into the afternoon, it will feel like springtime. upper 30s for santa rosa right now. for the inner east bay, a lot of 40s. 44 in walnut creek. around the bay, upper 40s to low 50s. 48 in berkeley. 48 in oakland. inner east bay, take a

morning, so that rainfall potential in the next 24 hours, it will stay north of us around oregon and washingtoncalifornia remaining dry with this next storm system. so overnight tonight it is a mix of stars and clouds out there, numbers mainly in low to mid 40s. we will see a few 30s on the board like santa rosa, ukiah and lakeport. elsewhere, the next 12 hours are quiet. tomorrow afternoon a bit of a breeze along the coastline, but really it is a calm afternoon. we will see partly cloudy skies, some high clouds streaming in from time to time, and numbers tomorrow a few degrees cooler than today. about 59 in the city tomorrow. 64 in san jose. 67 in santa rosa. 60 in richmond. oakland up to 62 degrees. what we will find early monday morning, a bit of a breeze, especially in the north bay mountains and east bay hills. you can see gusts over 20 miles per hour at times. again, it will not be a widespread wind event like last weekend, and the winds will quickly calm down by monday afternoon. so here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. in the next seven days for you, you will find tomorrow is a co

there were distinctions, there were four people with coronavirus, talking about california, oregon, washingtonut of king county, washington. but that's all we know. we don't really know any identifiables about the patient. >> it is not clear if it is the washington case we heard about yesterday. they said snohomish county. it wouldn't be that case, that was a teenage boy, i'm sorry. that was a teenage boy. it wouldn't be that case. it is unclear, the washington case that's died, it may not be a case we heard about before. >> right. don't know the distinguishing factors. >> that's something i wrote a story on cnn.com today how there's probably more coronavirus out there than anyone is counting. once we start testing, we're going to see it. we're counting them one by one. there could be lots of cases. >> and the incubation period, based on exposure, it may be five days before there may be any visible or symptoms felt by someone that's been exposed. >> five days the thinking is the average, it could be less than that, it could be more than that. the problem is that this virus can be spread while

washington state ok? >> yes. >> california? >> i want to echo that the risk is low. the risk is low, i encourage americans to go about their life. that includes travel to california, oregon, and the state of washington. we will continue to have aggressive health response to get a better understanding of these community cases that we've begun to see. >> thank you, sir. president trump speaks at the american conservative union annual conservative action conference. he was scheduled to speak at 3:00 eastern but maybe later dude to the news conference -- but maybe later due to the news conference just ending. we will bring you those comments live. >> the south carolina primary is tonight. join us to hear the candidates reactions to the results. live coverage this evening starting at 8:00 eastern on c-span.org,emand on or listen live on the free c-span radio app. >> president trump, vice president pence, and health officials just gave a news conference at the white house to give an update on his administration's response to the coronavirus outbreak. you the briefing in its entirety now, starting with the president's opening comments on afghanistan. very much,: everybody. i wo

la bahía y en miami vamos contigo guillermo >> vamos a empezar en el pacífico los ríos hacia washington oregóncaer el fin descenso de la temperatura viernes y sábado sin lluvias los vientos se incrementan el sábado en horas de la noche las ráfagas pueden ser de 50 millas por hora del domingo para el lunes el domingo agradable pero con mucho viento temperaturas al momento (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> se esperan temperaturas cálidas mañana desde el domingo los números van en descenso por el paso del sistema que traen los vientos del noroeste vamos a ver qué pasa con los próximos días en la región as febrero es el día que trae más lluvia temperaturas en (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> vámonos al atlántico está lloviendo tormentas eléctricas en la florida la buena noticia es que el sistema se muere el sábado al mediodía y deja un día con buenas condiciones el pronóstico extendido para los próximos días vámonos directamente a ver qué va a pasar e mero día y la mera hora por tiempo estará la gente latina así que que

washington state ok? >> yes. >> california? >> i want to echo that the risk is low. the risk is low, i encourage americans to go about their life. that includes travel to california, oregon, and the state of washington. we will continue to have aggressive health response to get a better understanding of these community cases that we've begun to see. >> thank you, sir. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] >> the south carolina primary is tonight. join us to get the candidates' reaction to the results, live overage this evening starting at 8:00 p.m. eastern on espn, on c-span.org at time c-span n on the free radio app. "washington journal" live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. morning, the ay american conservative magazine nation's magazine discuss campaign 2020. watch c-span's "washington journal" live at to eastern sunday morning join the discussion. sunday night on q & a, carl history of sses the super tuesday primaries and of uses and provides a peak what to expect from march 3, super tuesday, 2020. you have one-third of the delegates at the democratic convention in milwaukee that chosen on tuesday. we won't know all of them. c

you can see stretching from oregon and washington and out to sections of the rockies. now let's take a look and see what's happening as we head through into areas far north and west where low pressure systems begin to work its way on sure. that's where we're going to see some rain. this low pressure smystem is going to advance. slippery snow as we head into that direction. and as we head into sunday keep in mind all that snow moves to the rockies and showers in oregon and washington. not a big maker of precip, but enough in some areas to cause problems, so we'll watch it for pockets >>> rain now in san francisco. 49 degrees with wind speeds light, 8 miles per hour. in dublin, 41 degrees. as we head into this afternoon, i think you'll like today's forecast. we'll get a good mix of cloud and sun. and temperatures will be warming up into the upper 60s and low 70s for the afternoon. 68 in san jose. 62 for san francisco, 64 in oakland and 70 for morgan hills. >> and that's a look at your weather. folks, back to you. >>> sounds good. just two months to go until tax day. what

that includes travel to california, oregon and state of washington. and we will continue to have aggressive public health response with our state and local territorial health departments to get a better understanding of these community cases that we've now begun to see. >> thank you very much. thank you. leland: wrapping up, sort of wraps up the entire news conference which was stay calm, we've got this under control, and that while the coronavirus is certainly scared a lot of people and there's been a lot of concern around the country, some would say panic around the country, everybody can relax and in the words of sort of the america's health officials, we've got this and we're the experts in this. healthy people will recover, the president said. one of the biggest pieces of news out of this was about the one american who has died in washington state and we learned what had been suspected about the coronavirus is that it is extraordinarily more dangerous for those who are older and we understand this person was in their 50s and with underlying healt

generous enough to send mutual aid from all across the country from places closer to home like oregon and washington state but as far away as montana. we were sharing assets. in australia we lost one of our c-130 training planes that we sent over for the fire suppression efforts in australia. tragically that plane crashed. gives you a sense of the mutuality. not just in the united states and western states but across the world. we've got a bankrupt utility trying to get out, but they're feeling the pressure of trying to underground and harden 150,000 miles of overhead wire. and their operating conditions are like they never could have imagined a decade or two ago. we've got a thousand miles of coast-i grew up in san francisco. we mark literally a century ago eight inches the sea level rise just in the last century. we expect that to increase exponential exponentially losing our beaches. 150 million trees have died because of the drought in california. we have all the same audacious goals. we're all 100% here, 100% there. we're all competing in that. but we're really now in the how business. we've go

these this latest comes out of washington state and oregon the 2 other cases are here in the bay area good evening, everybody. i'm vicki will and i'm ken wayne in for graham lotus tonight, santa clara county officials revealed their mystery case earlier today. >>kron four's dan thorn joins us now live from san jose with the latest there dan. >>well ken vickie's santa clara county health officials say that they now have 3 confirmed cases of coronavirus but this latest case is different from the other 2 because this person got it through community transmission meaning that this person did not travel abroad and did not have any known connection to someone who is infected with coronavirus. >>it's another mystery coronavirus case in the bay area santa clara county health officials confirming friday they have a 3rd case similar to what was discovered earlier this week in solano county. >>like the california case reported 2 days ago. our 3rd case did not recently traveled overseas or have any known contact with the recent travelers are an infected person health officials say this patient and

oregon and washington state of each reported the case.d as a possible instance of community spread those are in addition to 2 similar cases here in the bay area, the first one was reported wednesday in solano county where a woman is now being treated at the u c davis medical center in sacramento. the latest case was reported friday in santa clara county want to go now to kron four's dan thorn has more on how south bay leaders are responding to this new case. >>another coronavirus case of unknown origin is confirmed in the bay area. this coming just days after a woman in solano county may have been the first in the country to get the virus through community spread like the california case reported 2 days ago. >>our 3rd case did not recently traveled overseas have any known contact with the recent travelers are an infected person health officials say this patient an older woman has chronic health problems and was originally hospitalized for respiratory issues. >>her doctor called the health department wednesday night to have her tested for

among you including my colleagues from california, oregon, washington and colorado. we are also joined by a member of my staff here from australia whose community still feeling the impact of recent wildfires in his nation. the annual area burned in our nation's western states alone could increase two to six times by the middle of next century. factors determining to this up tick include climate change, urban development and issues related to power lines. last year california experienced historically catastrophic fires resulting in a tragic loss of life and unimaginable destruction to homes and property. one-half of the most disasterous fires are linked to electric utility infrastructure. high winds in particular blow vegetation into power lines and snap aging electric infrastructure causing live wires to fall and ignite fires. since '07, california has permitted the use of public safety power shut off by electric utility to permit wildfires in a high wind event. however, long term solutions are necessary considerations as black outs pose a risk to multiple population

tomorrow we'll see rain and high-elevation snow over oregon and washington. early sunday morning some of that precipitation is moving down into the northern most part of california and we're not likely to see any of that rainfall reach the bay area. looks like it will start in the north before it moves out of here. sunday lingering high clouds with basically bright skies and rather nice weather, as a matter of fact. here's the seven-day forecast. it's going to get breezy and cooler on sunday but no precipitation is expected. then on monday, president's day, gusty in the hills but nice little warmup. we'll see highs up around 70 degrees inland, upper 60s along the bay. not much of a dropoff on temperatures tuesday, wednesday, thursday and friday, all of next week is looking sunny, mild and pretty spring-like. >> thanks, spencer . >> it's while the middle-class continues to struggle. that's what happens when billionaires are able to control the political system. our campaign is funded by the working people of this country, and those are the people that i will r

just trying to clean up a little bit, glad everybody's okay. >> reporter: oregon and washington willrespite from the rain. officials predict drier weather is ahead. eric: that's the most important thing that everyone's okay as a they always say. arthel: that is important. i tell you what, that kind of catastrophe profoundly impacts their lives. that is going to do it for us. we will be back again right at 4:00 eastern. eric: 4:00 p.m. eastern. arthel: will you be here with me? e i will, as always. arthel and i will be back. but first, "the journal editorial report," after this. i'm tryin'! keep it up. you'll get there. whoa-hoa-hoa! 30 grams of protein, and one gram of sugar. ensure max protein. and one gram of sugar. dropping to near record lows, my team at newday usa is helping more veterans refinance than ever. the newday va streamline refi is the reason why. it lets you shortcut the loan process and refinance with no income verification, no appraisal, and no out of pocket costs. one call can save you $2000 every year. call my team at newday usa right now. paul: welcome to "the jo

oregon has confirmed its first presumptive case of the coronavirus awaiting conversation from the cdc. washingtonte meanwhile has announced two presumptive cases one likely travel related and one possibly spread through the community. new cases confirmed in california including that state's second case of unknown origin. and there are now at least 62 confirmed cases total in the u.s. globally there are more than 85,000 cases in at least 60 countries with more than 2,900 deaths. >> the world health organization raising the global risk assessment to its highest level as denmark, estonia, lithuania, the netherlands, nigeria and mexico all confirm their first cases of the virus. >> the cdc announcing it will now allow states to do their own testing, but the agency will still need to confirm positive results. abc's kaylee hartung is at u.c. davis medical center in sacramento where a woman contracted the virus apparently without having contact with anyone who traveled abroad. she is in serious condition. kaylee, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, eva. the number of cases in the united stat

closer to portland and the border of the proposed new state, greater idaho, including part of oregon, washingtonern california. the supporters of the petition hope to get the measure on the november ballot. >>> out of the south a a major transit hub is back open after getting shut down due to a bomb threat. >>> a traffic headache after the big rig overturned shutting down multiple lanes at westbound 80 in emeryville. >>> the search continues for a couple that went missing in greene county. we are live at the focus of the search and why it is scaled- back. >>> from ktvu fox 2 news this is mornings on 2. >> good morning and welcome back to mornings on 2 on this tuesday, february 18. i am mike mibach. >> good morning. i am gasia mikaelian. >>> let's start with the weather where we have some minor changes . >> good morning. we have high clouds with temperatures warm, and at el cerrito it was a sweet 74 yesterday. concord also 74 but today cooler with upper 60s, near 70. we have high clouds over us with highs well above average with no rain in sight. we do have a lot of traffic and we have allie rasm

two of those cases popping up in washington state with another in oregon and the fourth in california. welcome to america's news headquarters from washington, i'm kristin fisher. leland: welcome back after a long week at the white house. kristin: thanks. leland: you were talking to the president about this a couple of days ago. we'll get into that later. i'm leland vittert. two of the cases they say are not related to overseas travel. this is new and prompting renewed fears exactly how this disease spread. christina coleman has been tracking it very literally since the first coronavirus cases we knew about in wuhan and now joins us from our west coast news room. >> hi, leland. health officials in oregon and washington state are concerned about the possible community spread of the virus and the c.d.c. warned here in the u.s. clusters of the infections are likely in communities. there are four new presumptive positive cases since yesterday. three unexplained. health officials in washington believe one case was travel related, but the other may be that state's first instance of community

they include oregon and washington. yesterday, santa clara county announced a new case of unknown origin. earlier a case was reported in solano county. they have not recently traveled overseas or had any known close contract to a traveler or infected person. in the palo alto unified school district two students are banned from campus after one of their parents was exposed to a coronavirus patient. the district said they sent the students home as a precaution. >>> south carolinareto win according to polls, it would be his first victory in the primary season. >>> just a short time ago, the u.s. and the taliban signed a peace agreement that ended in 18-year-old war in afghanistan. mike pompeo was present for the signing. they would start withdrawing thousands of servicemembers and in exchange they would prevent afghanistan from being a launchpad for terror attacks. >>> mid-70s stand up for next week. we are going to be right back to sunny and much warmer average for most of the seven- day forecast. the two days that aren't

there are new suspected cases in california, oregon, and washington. doctors treating the two patients in california and oregon don't know how either of them may have contracted the disease. none of the patients have traveled to an area where coronavirus has circulated. nor have they come into close contact with a confirmed case. health officials try to contain the virus, it continues to put le markets. >> i understand this news is concerning: however, i want to reassure you that our state and local authorities are responding quickly to the case. >> oregon governor kate brown announced friday someone in her state tested positive for coronavirus. while the centers for disease control haven't confirmed the diagnosis, the patient is in isolation. >> this is a case of community spread of the disease. much like the case from california earlier this week. >> the cdc said it's aware of another suspected case of community-spread in santa clara, california. the patient is an older woman with no known contact with the disease. >> what we know now the virus is her

these cases indicate possible community spread in california, oregon and washington state. to track down the source of the illness in these different communities. >> so i just want to emphasize again that the americans, independent of where they live in this nation, are at low risk. all right. and we're going to continue to evaluate aggressively these unlinked cases as we see them. >> reporter: the coronavirus task force announced further efforts to protect americans today. the u.s. state department is issuing i issuing the highesl travel advisory, urging americans not to travel to regions most impacted by the virus in italy and south korea. they also include iran, including foreign nationals who visited iran within the last 14 days. there's more than 40 million face masks in the us. federal officials plan to have mill yoons more available each mother -- millions more available each month as a precaution. officials and congress are working together to come up with a supplemental spending bill to help fight this virus. eric and arthel. arthel: christina, thank you very much

california, oregon, and washington state. where the patients have no known link to travel, and yet they are affected by this virus. >> yeah. and in addition, more than 100 health care workers are under self-quarantine after possible exposure to the coronavirus patient admitted to u.c. davis medical center last week. now the u.s. government has quarantined dozens of people returning from overseas travel. but what does a quarantine entail? well it depends. joining me now, criminal defense and constitutional attorney page pate, welcome back. >> good morning. >> it is remarkable that there is no shared universal definition of quarantine, and it really depends upon who you ask, who can make the call, the definition varies. >> that's exactly right. in the united states, the federal government has the legal authority to impose a quarantine, but there are no specifics as to when, how long the quarantine can last, what conditions they must keep the people in when they quarantine them. and then you add to that the ability of states to

not just for oregon but washington state, truly since the beginning of the year.ough. you'll reach where the ground can't take it in. it was a combination of heavy rain but also temperatures. look at this video. you've got what you can see is that quick flow of that water coming down here. this is echo, oregon, to the west of pendleton. you have flood warnings in effect for a lot of this area. look at how much rain fell in just the last three days. just east of seattle and south of it, you're talking areas two, four, six inches of rain. this area that's east of pendleton, you're talking in excess of six inches. it wasn't just the amount of rain that fell. it's also the snow melt. pendleton airport reporting temperatures yesterday in the 50s. so all of this snow that you see here in the background, yes, here's the water flowing. a lot of that snowfall also melts when those temperatures get that warm. it was the combination really of both that triggered a lot of issues in eastern oregon. now that main system that caused a lot of problems, that's going to continue to

abilities, your decision making reporesrcfrom 2018 shows crashes overall were up 6% in washington, nevada and oregon compared to neighboring states where marijuana is banned. recreational pot is now legal in 11 states, and it's allowed for medical use in 22. in a recent survey of more than 11,000 colorado drivers, 69% of people who identified as cannabis users said they had driven high in the last year. and 10% believed they drove better while stoned. leading to psas like these. >> the police can't tell that i'm driving high. [ buzzer ] >> reporter: aaa says states need a two-tier system to determine who is driving high, testing both recent use and level of impairment. >> laws that can determine how much thc can be in a person's blood are completely meaningless in allowing us to predict how impaired somebody is behind the wheel. >> reporter: aaa opposed the use of recreational marijuana, saying it presents a threat to auto safety. saying the increase in stops is due to an increase in people testing for the presence of marijuana and that marijuana can be detectable in the body e when our daughter and

sunday's picture we're looking at which is a much drier and sunnier one in seattle and in vancouver washington oregon haven't seen that for quite a while after teddy and that's true down the pacific coast as well all monday the rain is developed a bit more big showers i think down the southeast once again looks like a repeat performance but don't think it'll be anything like a vicious and there's not much snow on the northern end or on the back end either in fact is not back in chicago minus 3 in minneapolis and the real cold pool is in winnipeg that's gone as well minus 6 as opposed to minus 12 so the back edge of this frontal system is on its way through cuba and the bahamas which means for crosswise it's turning off we're going to few showers left or not very many 26 don't have hours warmed up against slowly 29 and 29 in belize and the sun shines brilliantly. on counting the cost despite vowing to stop propping up straw men in africa france is backing a libyan war and charles dictator is it all about the oil plus the u.k. finally clears $1.00 british hurdle what does it mean for one of the worst p

oregon, california, and washington have each sought to extend the reach of environmental regulation beyond their borders, to blockade interior states like wyoming their rightful access to coastal ports. these actions are a blatant, unconstitutional restraint of trade. a few weeks ago, montana joined us in bringing an original complaint before the supreme court to challenge washington state's arbitrary action against the millennium coal bulk terminal. the issue is an arbitrary and c capricious threat to our products, to wyoming's way of life, and i will defend our state. [ cheers and applause ] thank you, attorney general hill, and your staff for your meticulous work in drafting a strong original brief before our nation's highest court. on the national stage, i continue to work with our exceptional federal delegation, congresswoman cheney, senator barrasso, and i especially want to single out and thank retiring senator mike enzi for his yeoman service to the state. [ cheers and applause ] together we're advocating for legislative and regulatory reform of section 401 of the clean water act.

thank you for joining us tonight at 10 i'm family and i'm ken wayne just in the last hour, oregon and washington state each reported that case both labeled as a possible instance of community spread how they describe it. >>those are in addition to 2 such cases here in the bay area. the first one was reported yesterday from solano county a woman from there is currently being treated at u c davis medical center in sacramento. the latest one was reported just today in santa clara county and that's where kron four's dan thorn joins us live with how county leaders are responding to this new case stands. well that's right and santa clara county health officials say they now have 3 confirmed cases of coronavirus. >>here in santa clara county this new case is now the latest in the bay area where a patient was infected through community transmission. >>another coronavirus case of unknown origin is confirmed in the bay area. this coming just days after a woman in solano county may have been the first in the country to get the virus through community spread like the california case reported 2 days ago. >>o

it's all going to washington and oregon. over all we're missing out on two to four inches of the typical rain average. there you go. fire damage and drought likely to get worse over three weeks. >> we need some help in march. >> up next bicyclists in san francisco having asking for this for years 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. bernie sanders he's fighting to raise wages. now, our country is at a turning point. hard working people, betrayed by trump, struggling to survive. in this moment, we need a fighter. bernie san

thanks 70 now many people living in parts of washington state and oregon are still dealing with mudslides and flooding. >>the washington state department of transportation says mudslides are making it tough to access the roads it. near national park in in oregon, the water is beginning to recede in flood ravaged northeastern, oregon leaving a massive cleanup effort behind many residents had to be airlifted to safety. >>there is out a washout between us and them that took out the road and the water coming down off the mountain side was so trench all that there's no crossing it. >>the flooding is being blamed for at least one death in oregon. no one has died at least we know of in washington state. >>the national park service as a southern california mountain lion has been killed the first under the state's a d predation law. p 56 was a 45 year-old mountain lion living in the western santa monica mountains. he was killed by a local property owner on january 27th. over the last 2 years, the owner had reported 9 attacks that resulted in the loss of 12 animals. mountain lions are a specially p

what i'm showing over the next ten days on my forecast model data, it's all going to washington and oregon. we're missing out on rainfall averages over this ten-day period of two to four inches that we should have. so it's not look going right now. >> it's all just above us. thank you, jeff. >>> up next, once the darling of the silicon valley, now elizabeth holmes back in court. what the founder of theranos is asking the judge to do. >>> happening now, it's called the broom challenge, and it is sweeping the internet tonight. people all over the world posting their videos of brooms standing on their own. they say it's because of nasa's post saying the earth is in perfect balance. while the original mention from nasa hasn't been located, it isn't stopping people from testing out the theory. we'll be back with more. 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 t

. >> reporter: research from 2018 shows crashes overall were up 6% in washington, nevada, and oregon,tes where marijuana is banned. recreational pot is now legal in 11 states, and it's allowed for medical use in 22. aaa says states need a two-tier system to determine who is too high for use. testing for recent use and impairment. >> laws that limit how much thc can be in a person's blood as a driver are completely meaningless in terms of allowing us to predict how impaired somebody is behind the wheel. >> reporter: normal, a group that lobbies for the legalization of pot, argues that the aaa study has some flaws. they say the increase in stops, that's due to more people testing for the presence of marijuana, and that marijuana can stay detectible in the body for days after it's consumed. kris van kleave, cbs news, los angeles. >>> and coming up on "cbs this morning," the very latest on the iowa caucuses after results were delayed overnight. >>> plus, only on "cbs this morning," gayle talks with kobe bryant's longtime friend, former wnba star lisa leslie. >>> and actress edie falco tel

picture you're looking at which is a much drier and sunnier one in seattle and in vancouver in washington oregonhaven't seen that for quite a while after teddy and that's true down the pacific coast as well all monday the rain is developed a bit more big showers i think down the southeast once again looks like a repeat performance i don't think it'll be anything like as vicious and there's not much snow on the northern end or on the back end either in fact is not back in chicago minus 3 in minneapolis and the real cold pool is in winnipeg that's gone as well minus 6 as opposed to about minus 12 so the back edge of this frontal system is on its way through cuba and the bahamas which means for crosswise it's telling off we've got a few showers left or not very many 26 down half hours warmed up against slowly 29 and 29 in belize and here the sun shines brilliantly. musician performer visionary teacher. al-jazeera world meets the man bringing traditional arabic sounds to a whole new audience being a one man and being american playing around with it already in something new from boston to palestine t

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storm advisories and warnings stretching across some of the northern plains, back into oregon, back into washingtonystem's going to work its way across the country, so we're tracking two of them, and you're going to see very different outcomes. this is precipitation totals, everything here with that western system, that is snow across the upper midwest. the first system i showed you, that is just rain. not heavy rain, but this system will lift its way across the eastern half of the country. everything in blue is rain because it's been so mild recently. your temperatures currently sitting across the country, 61 in kansas city, 55 in chicago, 55 degrees here in new york city. abnormally mile for this time of year. eventually a little bit of colder air is going to sweep across the country, so your forecasted highs on monday saying mild, again, middle 50s in new york city. but there's some colder air settling up across the west, you start to see this line defined by tuesday, you see some colder air sinking into the middle of the country, the same is the case on wednesday. still mild here in new york. b