we have fox team coverage, jonathan serrie in atlanta how the virus is spreading globally and what health officials saying tonight. jackie deangelis how the virus is affecting the stock market again, but kiersten fisher at the white house. >> good evening, bret. announcing this news conference as soon as he landed back in soil. the purpose of tonight's conference is radical transparency with the american people. health and human services secretary alex azar says that he spoke with the president this morning and said when you come over to meet this briefing, let's open it up to the press bear that's what this news conference really is. members of the cdc, center of disease control, they are also going to be here just one day after saying that the spread of the coronavirus in the u.s. is inevitable, it's not a question of if the virus will spread in the u.s. but when. we now know that president trump was frustrated with that messaging according to a source familiar with the matter. yesterday, the president had said the coronavirus was under control. another type of administration official c

jonathan serrie is live in atlanta, which is home to the cdc. they have guidance for all the doctors out there. first let's begin with bryan llenas live on the ground in bayonne. tell us what the scene is like. >> good afternoon. all the passengers on board a royal caribbean anthem of the seas, behind me here in bayonne, they disembarked this morning. this is what we know thus far. the governor of new jersey, phil murphy, says 27 passengers were screened by cdc personnel this morning. 23 of them were immediately cleared. four of those passengers were taken to an area hospital to be evaluated further. these 27 passengers were all from mainland china. from what we understand, they are now being tested and royal caribbean is waiting to see what those samples say. one of these four that were taken to area hospitals did test positive for influenza a, the flu. royal caribbean said their records indicate that these guests had not been in china since 13 days ago. that's important because the cdc says that it can take as long as 14 days before somebody s

and so he decided to run for congress with the conservatives and i am tossed mr serry to increase right wing power in south korea and create an anti north korea peace atmosphere on the korean peninsula. has spoken little of so korean issues and his newly formed united future party still hasn't announced for which district he plans to run. that's it for now head over to our website www dot com for slash asia to view this show online and for other stories from the region and tell us what you think over social media what more you'd like to see we leave you with preparations for the hindu festival hot shirat tree in nepal it marks the victory of knowledge over darkness and ignorance thank you for watching and we'll see you next time. the used crime fighters are back africa's most successful radio drama series continues this season the stories focus on hate speech prevention and sustainable local production. all of the zones are available online and of course you can share and discuss on africa's facebook page and other social media platforms. and sliders to news now. i know nothing. nothing

jonathan serrie is live in atlanta with more as this continues to be a big story. >> indeed, especially wisconsin with the latest cases reported. this involving a patient who is traveling not to wuhan, the epicenter, but beijing, china. this patient was exposed to known cases of the coronavirus while in china. upon returning to madison, wisconsin, immediately reported to a hospital and tested positive for the virus. is doing well at public health officials say in recovering at home in isolation to prevent the further spread of the virus. meanwhile, the state apartment continues to evacuate americans and some noncitizen family members from the epicenter of the outbreak in china. they will remain under a 14 day quarantine at a military base is here in the u.s. >> which they are not restricted to their rooms but we are asking them to have social distancing, or than 6 feet between family units and did not have for example, kids, we don't want them to share toys as much as we can between the families. >> among 345 passengers arrived wednesday and five developed fevers and coughs. another chi

let's go to jonathan serrie. the cdc is closely monitoring this outbreak.hings are quite uncertain still. >> that is right. the situation is very fluid. some of those evacuees that claudia discussed were taken to a hospital in omaha, nebraska, for further evaluation. a total of 13 americans, some of them have tested positive for the virus. others are displaying symptoms and have a high likelihood of being infected with the virus. in the meantime, officials with the world health organization say the latest statistics out of china suggests this new virus may not be quite as deadly as previous coronavirus outbreaks. if you look at the virus, more than 80% of the patience developed only mild symptoms. many of these patience have already made full recoveries. 14% of cases are considered for severe and 5% are critical. 2% of the cases are fatal and the chances of death increase with age. >> the data appears to show a decline in new cases. this trend must be interpretative very cautiously. trends can change as new populations are affected. >> over the weekend fren

shannon. >> shannon: jonathan serrie, thank you. at least six people have died from the virus in italy, with more than 200 infections. until last week, italy had reported just three illnesses. senior foreign affairs correspondent amy kellogg is in milan tonight. >> europeans had been concerned about the coronavirus, yet felt relatively far from trouble until now. the number of cases in italy began to snowball from a handful too well into the two hundreds monday. authorities are still trying to figure out the source of the latest outbreak as they caution against panic but urge caution. >> may be in our country we have a social life that is very expensive, we have lots of contact. we shake hands, we kiss each other, we hug each other. >> tens of thousands of italians in the north around milan and venice are under lockdown, schools, churches, and theaters are closed with many people being told to stay at home. there has been a run on stores. >> left the shows are empty, not even in world war ii was there such panic. >> the effects on t

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with more than 1100 fatalities, nearly all of them in mainland china, jonathan serrie with more from cdc, atlanta. >> hi, harris. a little bit more on that name. often these viruses in the past were named after the region where they were discovered. world health officials are now worried about stigmatizing people from those regions, so they came up with the name covid-19. that is short for coronavirus disease 2019. that's the year it was discovered. federal health officials say the latest u.s. case has only mild symptoms, but is back in a san diego hospital after being discharged by mistake earlier this week. the patient was brought bac baco her quarantine site at marine corps air station miramar because officials thought her diagnostic specimen was among a large batch from u.s. evacuees from china who had tested negative, but confusion over labeling delayed her test. >> there was no fault of the test itself. the test itself was accurate. the issue was that the test wasn't run when we thought it had been. >> state department employees and family members evacuated from china on an ear

in atlanta, jonathan serrie, ktvu , fox 2 news. >>> researchers worldwide including right here in the bay area are scribbling to find a treatment for the coronavirus. researchers are learning more about this particular strain with each case. the cospiratory system and is tr went and infected person exhales, coughs, or sneezes. this will illness can also spread by touching contaminated surfaces such as door handles. >> if i came into a room with someone who was sick, and they walked out, those droplets will be in the air and i could become infected if i was susceptible. >> reporter: health experts are trying to figure out all of the different ways this virus spreads. doctors are examining whether that newborn baby in china that we mentioned earlier in the newscast was infected by bodily fluids before or after birth. >>> coming up in a minute on mornings on 2 , "the nine", y some lgbt q protects paid speech and doesn't deserve to be part of the san francisco pride celebration. >>> mosby hate their drivers license photos, but would you pay for a do over for that picture? the revised prop

in atlanta, jonathan serrie, fox news. >>> on wall street today, stocks plunged yet again on growing fears that the coronavirus outbreak will cause major disruption to global business. the dow was down 879 points. this has set its worst two day point drop in history. the s & p fell 97. fox news edward lawrence has reaction now from washington. >> wall street for a second straight day, a massive sell off, rocking stocks and forcing the trump administration to try and calm nerves. >> our economy is in good shape. this virus won't last forever. we have contained it. long term investors should take a good, hard look at whether they want to add to their positions in the stock market. >> reporter: add to their positions, because stocks are suddenly much, much cheaper. but the flip side is, they could go even lower. no one knows if we've hit rock bottom yet. >> i think before this is done, we're going to be down at least 10 or 12% from the highs. >> the big part of this is the coronavirus, how it's put a ripple in the political economy. >>> a driver goes on a rampage through the streets of

now to jonathan serrie in atlanta.losely following this virus from the outset, i guess we have expanded it a little bit, huh? >> yeah, indeed. yet, despite those new cases in new countries that you were talking about. the world health organization is not calling this a pandemic. at least not yet. here's why. >> for the moment, we are not witnessing the uncontained global spread of this virus. and we are not witnessing largest or deaths. >> with hundreds of new infections in south korea that nation's parliament building shut down today for the first time in its history. officials ordered sanitation teams to clean the building after they learned an infected patient had attended an event there last week. over the weekend the state department issued level 2 travel advisories for south korea and japan urging travelers to exercise increased caution because of reports of sustained community spread. what that means is some people in those countries are getting covid sources. police in tone buy a county bordering. a video showi

jonathan serrie is following all of this from linda. good morning. >> good morning to you.espite the increase in cases, the world health organization stopped short in its morning press briefing of calling this a pandemic. here's why, take a listen. >> we are not one to sing the uncontained global spread of this virus, and we are not witnessing the largest scale deaths. that this virus has pandemic potential, absolutely, it has. are we there yet? from our assessment, not yet. >> coronavirus concerns have prompted china to cancel the annual meeting of its top legislative body, and south korea closed its parliament building for cleaning this morning after officials there learned an infected person had visited the facility last week. over the weekend the state department issued a level two travel advisory for both south korea and japan, urging travelers to exercise increased caution because of sustained community spread. what that means is some people in those countries are getting covid-19 from still unknown sources on the spread is ongoing. officials in calhoun county alabama

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live now to the capital mr serry for me to mina as our correspondent there for me to i mean this is something you couldn't really have made it up could you tell us how we got to this point whereby you have a sitting prime minister asian eighty's accused of the involvement in the murder of the former wife. well martin this case goes back about 2 years when the prime minister thomas to bonnie was having a divorce battle with he is a strange wife at that time. bonnie and that she didn't want to give the prime minister divorce is what we understand according to media reports but at that point he had already begun a new relationship with the current 1st lady my side barney since then the former 1st lady was as we know gunned down by we understand to perhaps have been a gang and at this point police say they're charging the prime minister following the charges laid against his wife they're charging him too with murder and attempted murder and the evidence that they've publicly that they've allowed into the public domain is that they've linked his mobile phone with a call that was made from the scen

storms into eastern parts of australia recently just around the northeastern corner of new south wales serry of high pressure is responsible for that a slow moving feature were dragging in something of an on shore brazen over the next couple of days we're going to see more wet weather coming into where new south wales into the good parts of queensland as well as it will for some of the burn areas and some of the bushfires so that's good but i think when you consider what's been going on a race and they're also called some flooding have the potential for some a mudslide to say something to watch out for lots of right across northern parts of australia and the nasty little area of low pressure over towards and northwest corner for good measure further south of this generate dry dry weather stretching down into the southeast and colder but we will see the showers really peping up just around the sunshine coast around the gold coast northern parts of new south wales as we go on into thursday for an a.c.l. and things are quiet and down here well gradually the weather quieting down to a cost to pa

jonathan serrie is live in atlanta with the latest. >> the number of new cases is increasing rapidly.ven though for a while it seemed to be leveling up. and those ups and downs in no way is a sign that this corona outbreak had peaked. and there are reports of small clusters in europe with no travel history, a british traveler caught the virus in singapore. >> this will become a bigger fire. our objective remains containment. >> over the weekend officials confirmed the first american to die from the new virus overseas. and they are spraying twice daily in markets, residential neighborhoods and other public areas. >> jonathan what's the latest on the passengers were quarantined on the cruise ship? >> public health officials have confirmed 135 cases on people aboard that ship with coronavirus. roughly 3700 people including 400 americans have remained quarantined aboard the diamond princess. they have to stay there until at least february 19 and it will be even longer for those who have contact with infected persons. another cruise ship, anthem of the seas, is scheduled to leave no new je

jonathan serrie is live in atlanta with the latest on all that. >> this latest u.s. patient was among four evacuated from wuhan, china, brought to uc san diego health for further evaluation. initially tests came back negative for all four and they were returned to quarantine at the air station. yesterday further testing by the cdc came back positive for this one patient. the patient was brought back to the hospital along with another evacuee now being tested. officials say both are doing well and have minimal symptoms. some of the first u.s. citizens evacuated from the epicenter of the outbreak in wuhan, china could be released from quarantine as early as today. 195 government employees, family members and other u.s. travelers arrived at california's air force base in late january aboard a flight chartered by the state department. the nonprofit organization med chair is sending nearly 2 million surgical masks and 200,000 isolation gowns to china where the outbreak has depleted smraous. >> we received this product several months ago and we didn't know when the next di

. >> ed: jonathan serry is leave in atlanta where the cdc is based. they had a stark warning yesterday. >> they did. the closest i've heard them talk about a pandemic. they aren't calling it that yet but they say that it may just be a matter of time before they are dealing with ongoing community spread in this country. meanwhile, overseas an american soldier stationed at camp carroll in south korea has become the first active duty u.s. service member to test positive for covid-19. army officials say the 23-year-old is quar an taoeng himself at his off-base residence. there was another one involving a military widow using stores on base. >> we're doing a very thorough trace history of this service member. same thing we did for case number one yesterday. we're doing the same thing today. we're going to know everywhere the service member and his family have been over the last week. >> one of the infected american cruise ship passengers flown to omaha, nebraska earlier this month enrolled in the first u.s. clinical trial of a drug to treat covid-19. it wa

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an correspondent jonathan serrie's in atlanta with the latest on the fight to prevent the epidemic from spreading in the u.s. >> good evening, bret. one of those evacuation sites made a landing in vancouver to drop off canadian citizens. a federal health official tells fox news that one of those canadians developed symptoms on board and is undergoing further testing. the state department has evacuated more than 800 people from the epicenter of china this week with two additional flights arriving today. one landing at >> we will ask to keep a 6-foot distance from each other so they are not spreading any kind of virus if there is one. >> the other flight brought evacuees to joint base san antoniosan antonio in lackl. all of the evacuees will spend 14 days under federal tea at u.s. military facilities. >> we are being aggressive >> the u.s. has pledged up to $100 million for the international response for the outbreak. >> our long-standing offer to assist remains on the table. >> earlier, president trump discuss the coronavirus outbreak with chinese president buy xi >> today, the director

correspondent jonathan serrie has the latest. >> coronavirus fears have prompted russia to temporarilyan entry to all chinese nationals beginning thursday. china announced the death of hospital director continues to bear 91% of covid-9 cases worldwide. >> it doesn't mean that it will not increase. for us this is a window of opportunity that we shouldn't squander. >> the world health organization plans to ship personal objective equipment to 120 countries, 69 countries in africa and the americas will have the ability to do their own testing for covid-19. >> many of these countries have been sending samples, waiting several days for results. >> more than 500 people have tested positive for the coronavirus among the diamond princess cruise ship which is approaching its end of a quarantine. officials hope to begin the process for those who tested negative. americans tested positive in cambodia after traveling to malaysia, showing how difficult it is for screeners to detect every infected person entering a country including the u.s. >> the cdc is doing surveillance by in five cities taking

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jonathan serrie in atlanta. to put this into perspective companies are inching back into manufacturing waters in china. they include volkswagen and airbus and toyota reopening shuttered plants in the region. not every plant in the region but some of them. it is issues like that have the asia markets moving a little bit forward today. it was choppy but a lot of them are surprisingly holding their own of late and some interpret that and the fact we shad a slowdown of number of new cases reported maybe the calm coming. let's get a view on this from real clear markets editor john tamney, and nicole lanho, bank rate chief financial analyst greg mcbride. greg, what do you make of that? it is anecdotal and pieces what we learn about people in that neck of the woods they're dipping their toes back in that woods? what do you make of it? >> so much of the supply chain, neil is rooted in china. one thing to shut it down for a short period of time, but the longer that stretches on you have to worry about disruptions to the

correspondent jonathan serrie updates us tonight. >> international health officials are concerned about clusters of coronavirus cases outside china. it has affected more than 200 people in south korea, a figure that have quadrupled in just two days. >> we are concerned about the number of cases, no clear epidemiology. travel history to china or contact with a confirmed case. >> china is mourning the death of a 29-year-old doctor who postponed his one nick to train patients in wuhan. the epidemic has yet to reach its turning point. in the ukraine, protesters threw rocks at buses carrying 70 evacuees from china to a quarantine site. here in the u.s., officials with the center for disease control say a policy of containment is working for now. >> we are working with state and local health departments to ready our public health workforce to respond to cases and the possibility of an outbreak becoming a pandemic. >> officials confirmed there was a robust discussion between the cdc, state department, and other agencies on whether to allow american cruise ship passengers to leave japan on an e

jonathan serrie reporting live from atlanta where the centers for disease control and prevention arese health a authorities are allowing passengers to leave the diamond princess cruise ship after they spent a 14 day quarantine on board. however, americans onboard the ship have been informed they must wait an additional 14 days before they will even be allowed back in the u.s., because of the risk of exposure to the covid-19 virus. many of the passengers and crew have tested positive for the coronavirus. >> it would be very important to study this particular event and see what issues have led to transmission, to the people who have been on that ship. >> earlier this week the state department evacuated more than 300 american passengers from the cruise ship and brought them to multiple quarantine sites in the u.s. as a precaution they are being kept separate from the people evacuated earlier from wuhan, china. yesterday 346 evacuees from that earlier group were cleared to leave their quarantines at two california military bases. another group is expected to be cleared from quarantine a

tonight correspondent jonathan serrie has the latest from atlanta. >> the centers for disease controlnd prevention is sending test kits to public health departments around the country and internationally to speed up detection of the new coronavirus. >> anyone with a confirmed coronavirus, their close contacts need to be evaluated and monitored. >> there are 12 confirm cases in the u.s., the most recent a wisconsin travel returning from china. now recovering in isolation at home. the bill and melinda gates foundation has pledged up to $100 million to enhance international efforts to fight the outbreak. in china, an infant born to an infected mother in wuhan tested positive for the virus despite the hospital's efforts to immediately isolate the child. doctors they other babies born to infected mothers have tested negative. further study is needed to determine whether the virus can spread from mother to child in the womb. in japan, health officials say 20 passengers aboard a quarantined cruise ship in yokohama port have tested positive for the coronavirus, including three americans. the

if we begin tonight with correspondent jonathan serrie, home of the cdc in atlanta. >> cdc officials today say that this outbreak meets several criteria for a pandemic with another possibly on the horizon. world wide spread. >> as covid-19 spreads to more countries outside china, federal health officials warned containment efforts at our nation's borders will become more difficult. >> ultimately we expect we will see communities ready in this country. it's not so much a question of if this will happen but rather a question of exactly when this will happen and how many people in this country will have severe illness. >> at a contentious hearing, health and human services secretary alex azar briefed the senate appropriations committee on the administration's response to the threat at home. >> we have masks, we wouldn't be asking for supplemental to seek more money to procure that. >> community spread is already occurring in italy were more than 300 cases are confirmed and the cdc is inviting people to avoid nonessential travel to south korea where the virus has infected nearly 1,000 pe

i want to get to jonathan serrie live in atlanta, home of the cdc. what are you hearing? you hear stories like that, it's something. >> it really puts a human face behind all of the numbers. speaking of the numbers, they are not all bad. today the world health organization says there's been a continual decrease in new reports of this novel coronavirus called covid-19. w.h.o. officials say it's too early to tell whether this is a permanent trend. >> it also appears that covid-19 isn't as deadly as other coronavirus'. >> based on the latest numbers from china, roughly 80% of covid-19 cases are mild. in fact many of these patients have already made full recoveries. 14% are severe and 5% are considered critical. 2% of covid-19 cases have been fatal. the risk of death increases with the patient's age. over the weekend, french health officials reported the death of an 80-year-old tourist from china's hard hit hubei province who'd been isolated in a pair of hospitals this testing positive for the virus in late january. it's the first covid-19 fatality outside asia. france's heal

fox news's jonathan serrie joins us from atlanta. jonathan?ter: the centers for disease control and prevention is sending test kits to public health departments around the country and internationally to speed up detection of the new coronavirus. >> anyone who has a confirmed coronavirus, their close contacts need to be evaluated and monitored. reporter: 12 confirmed cases in the u.s. most recent, traveler returning from china. recovering in i.c.e.lation. bill and melinda gates pledged $100 million to enhance efforts to fight the outbreak. in china a infant born to an infected mother in wuhan tested positive for the virus despite efforts to immediately isolate the child. other babies have tested negative. further stud needs to determine whether the virus can spread from the mother to the child in the womb. in japan, 20 passengers in a cruise ship moored in yoke can hama port. the state department continues to evacuate u.s. travelers to wuhan, bringing them to u.s. military bases for 14-day quarantines. >> they are not being restricted to the ro

but we begin with jonathan serrie who is live in atlanta, home to the cdc. >> cdc officials say they are concerned about increasing supportreports of severe illnesd sustained a person-to-person spread in italy and other countries. >> these meet two of the criteria for a pandemic. as a community spread is detected in more and more countries, the world moves closer to meeting the new criteria, worldwide spread of the virus. >> the cdc has given a level two travel advisory take comic urging people to take caution in italy. and a level three advisory is urging people to avoid nonessential travel to south korea where the virus has infected nearly 1,000 people and may affect joint military exercises with the u.s. dana? >> dana: what do we know about how the cdc's starting to slow the spread of the virus? >> on the conference call today they seem to be trying to prepare the general public for the eventuality that there may be more measures that need to be taken within this country to continue slowing the spread. they told american families to start planning for that reality. the u.s. polici

in atlanta, jonathan serrie, fox news. >>> british airways says it's discontinuing flights to china untilt month. delta and united announced similar decisions. a spokespersonner for british airways says the airline will continue to operate to and from hong kong. >>> a new study on the best cities for women in tech show no cities here in the bay area crack the top 10:00. smart asset found baltimore was number one, followed by washington, d.c., and arlington, virginia. the report ranked cities based on recent tech employment growth. the number of women in the industry, gender pay gap, and the average earnings for women after housing costs. san jose came in at 25th. san francisco at 33rd and oakland at 34th. fremont was the highest ranked city here in the bay area, coming in at number 16. >>> it's a homecoming night for the warriors with the miami heat in town. i'll tell you why coming up in a live report. >>> around the bay area, the winds continue to die down, although we do have an advisory to talk about. meanwhile, temperatures are warming up. i have a look at what you can expect for the

more tonight from fox news jonathan serrie. >> reporter: investigating the coronavirus outbreak, whichthan the sars outbreak of 2002 and2003. >> onward transmission from people with no travel history to china. >> reporter: concern over reports of small clusters of people in europe, becoming infected by a british traveler who caught the virus in singapore. >> this small number of cases could be this part that becomes a bigger file. >> reporter: 99% of cases remain in china, where over the weekend, officials confirmed the first death of a u.s. citizen. here at the epicenter of the outbreak, crews have begun spraying disinfectant. coronavirus is front and center on social media. >> people are discussing, when can we see a reducing number of people got infected, our lower death rate. >> reporter: in japan, health officials say most of the 3700 passengers and crew aboard the diamond princess will remain quarantined in their state rooms until february 19. they've already confirmed at least 135 cases. another cruise ship, anthem of the seas was cleared to leave earlier today. three passengers

. >> harris: jonathan serrie's love for us in atlanta with the latest. >> imac it, harris.ealth organization's team of experts have arrived in china to investigate this outbreak, which has now claimed more lives in china alone than the sars epidemic worldwide back in 2002 and 2003. although 99% of the cases of this new coronavirus outbreak remain in china, w.h.o. officials expressed concern today about reports of small clusters of people in europe becoming infected by a british traveler who caught the virus in singapore. >> we have seen some concerning instances of onward transmission from people with no travel history to china. >> although no one has died inside the u.s., officials over the weekend confirmed the first american to die from the new virus overseas. a 60-year-old hospitalized in wuhan china. that's the city at the epicenter of the outbreak where crews have started spring disinfectant twice daily in the markets, residential neighborhoods come out of the public areas. in this region, coronavirus is front and center on social med social media. >> people are discu

jonathan serrie has a lot more on that. jonathan paid >> today japanese health authorities began allowing passengers to disembark from the diamond princess which had been under quarantine. americans on board the cruise ship received letters from the u.s. embassy in tokyo rmte to return to the u.s.ote for an additional 14 days after leaving the ship.it's tied to m0 confirmed cases of coronavirus. the letter explains the cdc has concluded that despite efforts of quarantine, there is a high-risk passengers currently on board the diamond princess have been exposed to covid-19. 83-year-old american woman who became ill after disembarking another cruise ship which finally docked in cambodia is in stable condition at hospital in malaysia. her 85-year-old husband insisted on staying by her bedside. malaysian authorities agreed to grant his request. iranian media reporting covid-19 has claimed the lives of two elderly citizens in that count country. if confirmed, that would bring the death toll outside of china to five. neil. >> nei

in atlanta, jonathan serrie, fox news. >>> earlier, we spoke with dr. rinegold. he said he thinks here in the bay area the threat of coronavirus is contained. >> we think the threat is contained, and i think most people can go about their business as they normally would without having to overly worry about coronavirus. the standard message still applies. we want people to stay home if they're sick, cover their coughs and sneezes. wash their hands regularly. >>> still to come here, brian wilson isn't too pleased with what his former beach boys band mates are doing. why he's telling people to boycott an upcoming concert. >>> plus the progress officials in san francisco say they're making in a corruption case as new information comes to light. >>> it does not feel like a february weather pattern. lots of sunshine, and temperatures, a bit of a warming trend coming up. i'll let you know if we have any rain chance. >>> another live look now at the house floor in the nation's capitol, here's nancy pelosi, and mike pence waiting for president trump to arrive ahead of ton

in atlanta, jonathan serrie, fox news. >>> an east bay humanitarian aid organization is helping chinahe coronavirus, med share is sending 1.8 million breathing masks and 200,000 medical gowns to medical professionals in china. officials say the deliveries were made possible through a partnership with ups and the coca-cola foundation. those organ disases assisted the nonprofit with shipping, support, and money. med share says the supplies will go to doctors and nurses working to treat patients and contain the virus. >> the numbers continue to grow. i looked at the report this morning, it was over 40,000 cases now being reported. over 900 now deaths associated with this deadly disease. but then i saw a number that is not being reported. there are over 3,000 people that have recovered. so this is not a death sentence. >> reporter: over the years, med share has delivered medical supplies to over more than 100 countries around the world. they deliver aid thanks in part to more than 20,000 volunteers. >>> students at berkeley high say their campus has a culture of sexual assault and harassm

lackland air force base, a plane getting ready to land there, let's get the very latest from jonathan serrieho is covering this. we see that plain live there. you are in atlanta, home of the cdc and a lot of information coming out from that. americans about to land at lackland air force base. >> that's 1 of 2 evacuation flights arranged by the state department. we are told one of the evacuation flights out of china earlier today made a stop in vancouver, canada, the cdc spokesperson telling fox news the passenger on that flight, a canadian citizen who developed symptoms, was taken off the plane for further testing before the plane went on. once the department charter flight will be bringing passengers to marine corps air station miramar in california. the other making stops in san antonio, texas, and omaha, nebraska. as far as the passengers landing in omaha, they will be taken to a nearby national guard facility. all of the returning passengers on these two flights will remain under federal quarantine for 14 days. that is the longest known incubation period of the coronavirus. >> so, we are

in atlanta, jonathan serrie ktvu fox 2 news. >>> an identified san francisco hospital is treating a coronavirus patient. before being flown to travis air base, meantime santa clara county's first coronavirus patient has recovered and is now out of the hospital. a couple from san benito county was treated and released from u.c.s.f.. it's really overshadowed some good news in this year's flu season. the flu vaccine is working far better than in years past. medical experts credit the vaccine for cutting the number of flu-related doctors visits by about 40% in the united states this year. they're now hoping that more people get their flu shots in the weeks to come. >> it just gives you that extra bit of protection that you need against what can be a very devastating and even deadly disease. >> the flu shot is even more effective in protecting children this year. government studies show the vaccine has reduced doctors visits for children ages 6 months to 17 years by 25%. >>> according to a new york times report, the kremlin is trying to help president trump to victory claiming the president's allies

. >> dana: jonathan serrie, in atlantic my thank you so much. the doubt down 126 points.bout two hours ago, a little bit of a bounce back, but when it was announced in the last few minutes, 83 people in nassau county, new york are being looked at for the possible coronavirus. they are espn fellows, telling us this is the reason the dow took another downturn. we will continue to look at that. for more on this, dr. jeanette, the medical director, and bremmer is also with us, the president of eurasia group. you are in charge of all the urgent care. what are you seeing when people come in? >> most of the people coming in or having flu-like symptoms for influenza a and influenza b. we have no coronavirus that they tested positive. we had some people coming in with concerns and we saw the cdc department of health guidelines and yet when someone comes in with concern may be from another country, italy, south korea we put them and isolated in a back room and before i go in, i will be in protective personal equipment counts, mask, glove and they may notify the department of health

jonathan serrie, fox news. >> here in the bay area, concerns led corporate sponsors, as well as attendees to pull out of the rsa cyber security conference. verizon, at&t, and ibm canceled their participation in this event. however, organizers say the conference is still expected to draw more than 40,000 people. the virus not only affecting conferences as we mentioned, but also the stock market. here to talk more about today's deep sell off is financial analyst, james mcbride. james, boy a lot of investors ran toward the door today. what had them fleeing the market? >> well there was the news that came out that the coronavirus had spread to both italy and south korea. that really unstabilized the market. we don't really know what's going on. but when it happens in two developed countries with good healthcare systems, that kind of spooked everybody. then there was talk, is it going to be a pandemic? and we don't really know how to handle pandemics. the market is hoping it will be like sars and hopefully die out in a relatively short period of time. >> investors don't like uncertainty, that

jonathan serrie has the very latest. what are you looking at. reporter: covid-19 is short for coronavirus 2019. 2019 was when the virus was discovered back in december. w.h.o. is hosting second day of meetings with scientists and independent experts to come up with a strategy for fighting the ow break. officials say a mislabeled sample taken from a patient with covid-19 led to premature release from thest hospital. she was taken back to the marine corps station mirra more. before they discovered the woman was not among a large group of americans from china had tested negative for the coronavirus. >> it was no fault of the test itself. the test itself was accurate. the issue was that the, that the test wasn't run when we thought it had been. reporter: state department employees and family members evacuated on a earlier flight were released from quarantine at another california military base yesterday after all 195 received a clean bill of health. one local official expressed frustration though with rumors and snark circulating on social media. >>

jonathan serrie is live following this for us from atlanta. good morning. >> good morning, sandra.organization has arrived in china as case counts continue to rise. 99% of the coronavirus cases remain in china. who officials are concerned about new reports out of europe of small clusters of people with no travel history to china who became infected by a british businessman who caught the virus in singapore. >> the detection of this small number of cases could be the spark that becomes a bigger fire. but for now it's only a spark. our objective remains containment. >> although know one has died inside the u.s. the first american fatality was reported in china. a 60-year-old patient who died at a hospital in wuhan, the city at the epicenter of the outbreak. crews have started spraying disinfect ant twice daily at hospitals, markets and public areas. in japan most of the 3700 passengers and crew aboard the ship with 400 americans remain quarantined in state rooms until february 19. the 14-day quarantine period starts all over again for anyone with close contact with an infected person

. >> sandra: jonathan serrie is on it from atlanta for us this morning with the latest.rning. >> good morning, sandra and ed. as for the 14 infected americans, health officials received the positive test results while the evacuation was already underway. the americans more than 300 of them taken off the ship already on their way to that airport in japan to board chartered state department flights. u.s. officials made the decision to allow these 14 infected passengers to return to the u.s. but moved them to a specialized containment area on the evacuation aircraft to keep them separated from the other passengers. the first plane landed at travis air force base in california. the second landed at lackland air force base in texas, passengers who test positive or show symptoms will be isolated and evaluated at nearby hospitals. the others will remain in housing on u.s. military basis for a 14-day federal quarantine that began when they boarded the flights regardless of how much time they were quarantined in japan. passengers aboard another cruise ship who disembarked in camb

jonathan serrie is on that story. >> approximately 350 americans are evacuating the epicenter of thisom wuhan, china, to military bases in california. this morning two state department chartered flights landed at travis air force base. one of the planes refueled heading to the marine corps air station. the passengers will remain quarantined for 14 days as a precaution. public health officials say a child arriving with a group of returning u.s. travelers last week that was quarantined, the child is hospitalized after developing a fever. after the 11 confirmed cases in the u.s. 9 involve people that traveled to china and two are spouses of travelers. 99% of the world's coronavirus cases are in china. the limited spread outside of china gives the international community a window to invest now in controlling the virus. >> it's time to act, not to speculate and spread fear. >> in his state of the union speech president trump mentioned it as one of his healthcare priorities. >> president trump: we're coordinating with the chinese government and working closely together on the coronavirus ou

jonathan serrie is live with more in atlanta where the cdc has its headquarters. >> that report publishede "washington post" suggests that the state department decided to go ahead with plans to bring these potentially infected passengers back in a separate section of the evacuation flight despite some concerns expressed by cdc officials that these passengers might still be able to infect the other passengers on board that flight. the cdc has confirmed 10 of 13 high-risk evacuees being monitered at the university of nebraska medical center are infected with -- more than a dozen other cruise ship evacuees have been taken to several other hospitals including this one in washington after showing symptoms or received delayed positive test results from japan. the tests are awaiting confirmation by the cdc. ukraine's effort to house more than 70 people evacuated from china met with violent resistance from villagers near a quarantine site. they set rod blocks and threw stones at buses carrying the evacuees who appeared unharmed. police say nine officers and one civilian were hospitalized. today c

for latest on that, that could influence trading tomorrow, get to jonathan serrie in @atlanta.ment came back to the u.s. they were carrying 300 americans evacuated from the diamond princess that cruise ship under quarantine at a japanese port. during the evacuation process from the ship to the airport in

pete: our own jonathan serrie joins us with more on this. good morning. >> good morning to you.d with coronavirus has died at a hospital in wuhan, china. wuhan, of course, is the epicenter of this outbreak. and this patient is believed to have been the first american to die from this novel coronavirus. the outbreak has claimed at least 722 lives worldwide. 86 of those deaths confirmed in just the last 24 hours. and there are more than 34,000 cases internationally, although 99% of those cases are in china. president trump recently spoke with his counterpart in china. take a listen. >> had a very good talk with president xi. and we talked about mostly about the coronavirus. they are working really hard and i think they are doing a very professional job. we are working together, but world health is working with them. cdc is working with them. >> there are 12 confirmed cases of the coronavirus in the u.s. and federal health officials are trying to keep that figure low. the state has evacuated more than 800 u.s. travelers from wuhan and its surrounding province. they are being housed

sandra. >> sandra: jonathan serrie, thank you. >> ed: president trump was here in new hampshire earlier-packed rally in manchester the day before the primaries. now he is tweeting about the results saying the media is finding quote, unquote, nothing too fabulous. howie kurtz is a fox new media analyst looking for something fabulous, bringing something fabulous. appreciate you coming in. >> good morning. >> ed: i want to go through that tweet. the president says the fake news media is looking hard for the big democrat story. there is nothing too fabulous. wouldn't a big story be that i got more new hampshire primary votes than any incumbent president in either party in the history of that great state? not an insignificant fact. interesting when the president who was on the ballot but didn't have a race has become as big a story as any of the democrats this week. >> i that tweet i would say nice try, mr. president. the fake news has a right to downplay his expected victory. zero drama here. the same thing with president obama in 2012. with his rally and tweets he has had a lot of success