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city and palo alto and san mateo finding that wet weather right now. light rain as you move towards walnut creek, and mt. diablo, you see the pop of pink and purple, that's wintry mix happening in the upper elevations. we will deal with the wet weather in the next 24 hours, and it's a level one system, and we will have the details in a few minutes. >> thanks. >>> you can track the rain with the abc7 news app. we have live doppler 7 on the app, so you can use the push alerts. >>> first governor newsom announced this afternoon the ship will be leaving in just about an hour. it's supposed to then drop anchor in san francisco bay. the crew members who are not infected will be taken off and put on charter flights and those requiring care will be taken to medical facilities. >>> the coronavirus is affecting everything, nowadays. sunday services are changing for many places of worship in the bay area, and the directive being given to churches. and then the coronavirus is closing some of the major resorts for at least a week. and we usually report on the biggest movies over the weekend, and theaters, though, are also feeling the crunch because

pink and others took scissors into their own hands. bbc news. laura: for more onhe medical crisis, i'm joined by dr. li na wen. anks so r.much for being wus we. w york cityeof the coronavirur cerent will eated across the coming weeks? >> i do. we know that new york is the epicenter now, but there are places that are not far behind. louisiana, michithn have sounded alarm, among other places. frightening thing is that we truly do not know what other places our next because of lack of texting. we just know what is the true degree of community spread all across the country. and there are many other places er ierastructure is not even close to what it is in new york. d is truly sobering to see what is happening in new york with lack of supplies,ith health care workers, potential rationing of ventilators. to know that can happen all throughout the country. laura: given that even hospitals here in new york citbeing >> we need to know that we are week, if not months behindare where we should but we actually know what needs to be bene. we know based on projections done by our oaledwn arngove ventilators and other supplies are needed. we also know based on demand

peninsula looking damp out there from redwood city and shifting into the south bay, just a few light scattered sprinkles from san jose, mt. hamilton. a little bit of pinks a cold system but not cold enough to bring us any significant snow in the mountains. maybe one to three inches. we could see a little bit of rain/snow mix like we saw there at mt. hamilton today and into tomorrow. it is 51 in hayward, san mateo, 46 in napa. outside again we're looking at the gray skies. spring showers today. in fact, we're looking at heavier rain, it looks like, 24 hours from now. on and off for the weekend. and looking at a sunny and warmer pattern for next week. as we go through the next several hours, this is 7:30. you'll notice a few light showers. not everyone is seeing them. this shifts inland by noontime. and you'll notice we have mostly cloudy skies, maybe a few sprinkles, random shower, but overnight looking at more activity. this is tomorrow, 24 hours from now, and we are certainly looking at more wet weather, maybe some pretty good downpours at times, and the rainfall amounts, this is saturday and sunday, a quarter inch to half inch, maybe six-tenths out t

pinks and whites that's some wintery precipitation. not out of the question to have some snow. just a cold system we have overhead. light scattered showers in the cityif we go back in the last 6 hours and watch how this stalled front just moves over the south bay over the past 6 hours and really just brings rain to half of us. the north bay, you made out with made 0.10 of rain today. the south bay we've seen anywhere from a half an inch to over an inch of rain. winter storm warning is in effect until 5:00 p.m. monday. all areas shaded in pink on this map around lake tahoe and sierra above 3,000 feet. so these are low snow levels. talking heavy snow, low visibility, travel difficult if not impossible. we've seen chain controls on 80 and 50 already. and look how the snow adds up over the next day or so. by monday afternoon we'll talk about 2 to 4 feet of fresh powder in spots. and i think areas could see as much as 5 feet of snow in our highest peaks. back here in the bay ir twe're the 40s and 50s right now. 50 that current temperature in hayward. so on the storm impact scale, it is a level one light system here lingering in the next 24 hours. scatter

look at the downpour here from daly city, marin county tonight north it is a rain/snow mix where we thought this would happen. check out the diablo range. looking at pink and purple, meaning it is snow coming down. fremont and sunnyvale. 47 half moon bay. you can see the rain coming down from mt. tam with fog. we're colder and breezier throughout the day. the good thank yous is the winds will die back. we will see a few breaks in the cloud cover. it will take a while and we will talk about showers to start of the work week. >>> today we're learning two ucsf workers tested positive for coronavirus. they're notifying anyone who might have been in contact with them. in a statement released minutes ago from ucsf, based on their current investigation so far they believe the health care workers were exposed from the virus from outside sources, not ucsf's clinical facilities but they're still working to make the final assessment. >>> in a couple hours we'll get the first update of community spread coronavirus at sew mona county. this is an employee exposed from a source outside the facility. the employee is in self-quarantine. officials also say a second pers

city, the water appears crystal clear, some visitors spotting dolphins. while concerts across the country have been canceled, musicians are taking to the internet for virtual performances. keith urban, pinklats, coldplay all posting insta concerts. that's it for special report, fair, balanced, still unafraid. tomorrow we have dr. deborah birx for an extended interview to answer your questions, she's been at the heart of this every day. the story starts right now. >> martha: good evening everybody i martha maccallum, this is the story. today the president referred several times to the chinese virus, there was pushed back some reporters, he said it's referring to where the virus originated. if if you look at the scum of the epidemic middle east respiratory syndrome -- perhaps the president was jabbing at the chinese government because he senses they are feeling somewhat vulnerable about their initial response. a fascinating new