if you're heading out the door to work and school and you live in san jose, sunny vail, saratoga, palo could come across somebodies roadways from the showers earlier nis morning. widening this out, thousand is wrap around moisture from a low pressure system off the coast. i'll show you thousand in a moment. this is looking north at the golden gate bridge. 57 in san francisco and oakland. mid-50s for you in livermore. upper 50s san jose. low 50s with actually clear skies in concord as well as for santa rosa. chilly start for you at 42 degrees. we are looking at mild to warm daytime highs above average for this time of year. an isolated spotty shower for the south bay. most of us will be dry today. thursday and friday, high pressure bids in. sunshine and more temperatures to end out the workweek. then tracking the mention weather system bringing rain chances and caller temperatures for the weekend. there is that upper level low a bit closer to us. bringing that rain to southern california. with that clockwise below around the low pressure system, . you can see that. for the most part a m

vail resorts will not re-open because of the coronavirus. they also say they may consider re-opening some locations in late april or early may. it all depends on the situation. and the coronavirus cut into the st. patty's day celebrations. we want to show you some video. this is what it would look like in new york city yesterday compared to 2019. a big difference. traffic replaced the annual parade on 5th avenue and in dublin, ireland, the usual party on the streets never happened. people trying to stay home. >>> iran state television has issued its most drastic warning so far about the coronavirus saying the outbreak could kill millions of people if people keep traveling and ignoring the government's guidelines. today, iran reported its biggest deaths saying another 147 people died in the last 24 hours raising the death toll to more than 1,000 people across the country. >>> governments around the world are enforcing the unprecedented new rules about curving the coronavirus pandemic and several european countries are under full lockdown. >>

vail resorts made the decision to close all north american mountain resorts until then. squaw valley and alpine is suspending operations today with no plans to re-open. in the midst of the coronavirus crisis, you can head to abc7news.com /coronavirus. >>> everybody is seeing the wet weather, but what we are finding youou see downpours briefly. we had a slug of moisture through the heart of the bay area right now. we will zoom in and it's through oakland down to hayward, union city, fremont, light to moderate showers. light rain dotting the landscape from san mateo to redwood city, and then there's a moderate band, and expect heavier showers here. shortly after 7:19 p.m. look at the santa cruz mountains and mt. hamilton, you see pops of pink, purple and white, and that indicates the air is cold enough in higher elevations where we will see snow falling on our highest peaks overnight and tomorrow morning. we are seeing a lot of snow. look at this. live doppler 7 over the past six hours, snow has been falling at feet per day. we have already gotten one to three feet by tomo

this is what it looked like i-80 near king vail earlier today. that is treacherous stuff. the photographer and his wife, dina, went up to ski. they are crazy outdoors people, but the resorts are closed because of the coronavirus concerns, and they made the most of it and got us video. thank you very much. rob mayeda is here with us. >> looks like a postcard out at the resort at squaw creek lake, and it looks like they had one to two feet down by the lake level. weekend snow totals, four to five feet. look now into monday, another foot or two of snow could come down across the higher peaks of the sierra. more winter-type of driving, and they had avalanche control so extra caution to probably stay away of the high country due to the heavy snow. here in san francisco, clearing, dry and south to the tri-valley, 50 degrees in dublin, more than an inch of rain this weekend, and the wettest spot right now near san jose heading south is where we saw the biggest rain total. santa cruz mountains, more than three inches of rain. tomorrow, colder, upper 30s in the north bay and low 40

vail says it will consider reopening three of its bigger resorts including heavenly in late april or early may depending on where things stand with the outbreak and the snow. >> that leads us to our chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. so many times we talk with jeff about, hey, this is so good, the snow for all the skiers and snowboarders. we're getting the snow, so i guess it's good for our drought conditions. what are you seeing, jeff, in the sierra and more importantly here at home? >> we have seen an improvement on the sierra snowpack with that snowfall over this past weekend that surpassed four feet for some locations. our sierra snowpack right now averaging about 50%. so we did see quite a bit of a boost on that. and the same storm that brought us all of that rainfall this week, and i know a lot of us are feeling waterlogged, you've been stuck inside. you tried to get outside for fresh air, but you know it's best to do that self-quarantine if needed. you can see across the bay area we do have on again, off again rain from the same storm that brought us rain this weekend. now, we

here you see attempts today to buy the airlines, to buy some of the travel and leisure stocks like vail resorts, hyatt hotels that happened before the comments that kelly was making look at the heaviest volume etfs today related to travel. the airline etf, that went positive a little while ago. travel and leisure etfs there had been positive. slightly down today. that's not only airlines but that's hotels, as well, in the whole business so some selective attempts here to buy at the bottom. >> we are all watching to see if the sectors hold the gains we appreciate it thank you. >>> let's dive deeper into selloff today and we're seeing some parts of a rebound, different story in the plunging bond yields. join mega is jim carol and andreas garcia jim, let's start with you. what are the implications of this move today? >> i think in many ways this is a hedge. people are looking at u.s. treasuries as an asset class with scope to go up in value one in the world with a positive yield and very, very liquid. i don't think that it's just about interest rates i also think that we have to think abou

sunny vail 2 hundredths of an inch. we need the rain. look how far behind we are. % of normal.ms like february kp part of march is a will the of sunshine. like the beautiful view from the camera. temperatures in the 50s. 60s across the region. live look showing you a beautiful view of the san francisco. spotty showers through tomorrow. dry milder weather thursday friday. and it is turning cold and wet this weekend. a few showers 1:00 in the morning. not out of the question. especially around santa cruz. and south bay. for the rest of you, mix of sun and cloud. and in the afternoon a few sprinkles may show up over the higher elevations in the south bay. temperatures in the morning 40s 50s. heading out the door for the afternoon hours. notice that even though it was warmer today it's going to go a bit in the opposite direction. which is cooler. still mild. low 60s at the coast to low 70s inland and check out the weekend out look. this is what i'm talking about. showers around saturday. it will be widespread rain on sunday. maybe some high elevation snow. the hills around lake cou

bloom tech noll in sun you vail and tesla making sure hospitals have respirators. the downside, the governor warning about the wig crowds. even if you mean well, stay away from people. >> you want to bend the curve. we have got to bend to a deeper understanding and meet this moment head on that we have to act differently. it's the sum total of literally hundreds of millions of people acting differently to meet this moment. maximizing a little bit of their inconvenience in the short ternl to minimize the extraordinary inconvenience over the long-term. >> there are some global headlines as well today. the olympics are in the headlines.

vail resorts says it will reassess the situation next weekend. >>> rob mayeda here now.w, the bad timing, they're getting some snow and now they can't be open. >> the roadways up there are being shut down due to the snow, so you would not be able to get up there at all right now. they're seeing one to two feet of snow around some of the summit areas and there's still a chance we may see another three to four feet of snow during the day tomorrow. that's the view right now. the resort at squaw creek. the lights there showing you the snow. 28 degrees. it continues to fall, heavy at times. tonight into tomorrow, winter storm warning continues. san francisco looking at a few showers. 51 degrees and actually the wettest spot is in san jose where the rain continues to fall, approaching a half inch of rain, the most since january 16th. and likely you'll see more of those showers heading into tomorrow morning. temperatures in the low to mid-40s but notice the north bay temperatures, starting to see some upper 30s as cooler air starts to move in. that will be the reason why we cou

this weekend vail resorts announced it's closing operations at all of its 37 facilities spread across 15 states and 3 countries. staff will be paid. >> yeah, you're a little disappointed but on the other hand, you got to do the right thing. >> reporter: the virus is hitting all sectors of the economy from iconic clothing brands like steve madden and the first domino has fallen in las vegas with a tourist economy worth over $34 billion that sustains 300,000 jobs. starting tomorrow, mgm and others have announced layoffs and furloughs. nationwide hourly wage workers at smaller businesses have been hardest hit. many unable to collect a paycheck while shops are shuttered. players with the nba chicago bulls and nhl blackhawks announced they will personally pay arena workers during the closure. as more businesses close, there are two industries that must stay open -- pharmacies and supermarkets, like this seattle costco where large groups swarmed the shelves. >> it's crowded. and, yeah, people are, like, fighting. >> reporter: but kindness can be more infectious than fear. officials re ay cm

sunny vail 2 hundredths of an inch. we need the rain. look how far behind we are. % of normal. we have been seeing lately it seems like february kp part of march is a will the of sunshine. like the beautiful view from the camera. temperatures in the 50s. 60s across the region. live look showing you a beautiful view of the san francisco. spotty showers through tomorrow. dry milder weather thursday friday. and it is turning cold and wet this weekend. a few showers 1:00 in the morning. not out of the question. especially around santa cruz. and south bay. for the rest of you, mix of sun and cloud. and in the afternoon a few sprinkles may show up over the higher elevations in the south bay. temperatures in the morning 40s 50s. heading out the door for the afternoon hours. notice that even though it was warmer today it's going to go a bit in the opposite direction. which is cooler. still mild. inland and cckut the weekend s what'malkingbotu itilbeidespread rain on sunday. maybe some high elevation snow. the hills around lake county. certain le mountain snow in the sierra a few feet o

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this weekend vail resorts announced it is closing operations at all of its 37 facilities spread across 15 states and three countries. staff will be paid. >> yeah, you're a little disappointed but on the other hand, you got to do the right thing. >> the virus is hitting all sectors of the economy from iconic clothing brands like steve madden and nike who is shutting all of their u.s. stores and giving staff paid leave. and the first domino has fallen in las vegas with a tourist economy worth over $34 billion that sustains 300,000 jobs. starting tomorrow, m.g.m. and others have announced layoffs and furloughs. nationwide hourly wage workers at smaller businesses have been hardest hit. many unable to collect a paycheck while shops are shut erred. >> rent is almost due. oh my god, it's terrible. >> players with the nba chicago bulls and nhl blackhawks announced they will personally pay arena workers during the closure. as more businesses close there are two industries that must sty open. pharmacies and supermarkets. like this seattle costco where large groups swarmed the shelves. >> it's c

a sunny vail man that died thursday did not have coronavirus. the health department made the announcement late yesterday. health eventuals said the officers will likely be able to end home isolation themselves. we are tracking a growing number of confirmed cases all over the bay area. santa clara has the most cases, 24 as of this morning. san francisco county is now recommending public events be cancelled just like santa clara county has. indiana, pennsylvania, minnesota, kentucky, oklahoma, connecticut. two people have died of the virus in florida. the death toll in the u.s. is now at 17. developments in the outbreak are changing by the hour as an fbi employee based in san francisco has been diagnosed with coronavirus. that employee worked in a small satellite office and two students in san mateo. the students attended laurel elementary and abbot middle school but have not displayed symptoms but will self quarantine for 14 days. san francisco's st. patrick's day parade was postponed. no word yet on that parade. tonight's warriors game against t

san mateo, palo alto, sunny vail getting that light rain. >> we do have an accident there.oming in from chp northbound as yue approach the bridge. overturned truck and other vehicles involved. expect some delays. >>> nothing says i love you like a dozen roses. >> yes, but during the coronavirus scare, there is something your partner might want even more. the owners of the florist in arkansas created this unique toilet paper bouquets. a photo has been on facebook and now a viral sensation. it is just like a dozen roses except that it has toilet paper. we make toilet paper look pretty i guess if you can consider that. >>> the owners said people across the nation have asked about ordering a bouquet but sails have been limited to local curve mers. >> it doesn't replace the roses, right? >> added to the sh place. what you need to know if you live in the north bay. that is next on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >> i don't know how to follow- up that toilet paper story. we're looking at new york city. they are following suit on that shelter-in-place order as here in the ba

in the meantime, a mild day across the bay area. 71 in santa clara and san jose. 70 for sunny vail.concord, a high of 70. around the bay 65 san francisco. 67 in obamacare. looking at 70 with plenty of sunshine for santa rosa across the north bay and 70 for windsor. plenty of sunshine and warming up for tomorrow. friday. rain chances stat into sunday. unsettled weatherly next week. >>> 5:21. a gorgeous coastline soon to be enjoyed by all. >> coming up, the private beach once opinioned by a famous singer that will soon be open to the public. >> and before we go to break, taking a live look at the gorgeous golden gate bridge, some of the traffic coming in from marin through the tunnel, the robin williams tunnel on this wednesday morning. we will be right back. nutritious than lettuce grown here on earth. yeah. oh, indeed! i know! "space lettuce" is richer in nutrient s potassium and zinc. now, to be clear, when we say "space lettuce," are we or are we not talking about weed? ( laughter ) lettuce grown on the international space station is healthier. i don't even want to know how with o

sunny vail and saratoga, that wet start for you. >>> you can see the showers pushing to the south.o the rest of the south bay this morning >>> here is a live look. looking east. the east bay with those clouds and the sky. all of us in the 40s. we're looking at mid-40s in concord. san jose, santa rosa. low 40s in livermore. with the wet conditions. as we start off our day here. >> through the afternoon, mostly cloudy skies. a few more showers possible. all of us will be in the 50s a another call day with below average temperatures. it is for this low that brought the rainy conditions over the weekend. it is continuing to bring that unsettled weather for us. now, it is slow moving now to our south with that wrap-around moisture and counterclockwise low. still drying in a few more showers. you can see pop-up showers as u we head through the afternoon. taking you hour by hour and a few more showers possible for tomorrow, as well. we'll see a little more sunshine for your thursday. in the meantime, for today, we're looking at daytime highs in the upper 50s for the south bay. 59 for moun

vail resorts made that decision to close all north american mountain resorts until monday march 23rd.y and alpine meadows also suspending operations tomorrow with no immediate plans to reopen. >> all right, from the snow to the rain we've got plenty of it coming. >> and here's meteorologist drew tuma. >> we're tracking that rain here. where it has been setting up it's been linger for quite some time. the north bay it's mainly quiet, mainly dry. but look over the last 6 hours the south bay has really been getting hit hardest. zoom on in some heavier showers in milpitas, san jose. you see those 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 city right now. if 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

>>vail resorts announcing late satday afternoon they would be shutting down foa week starting sunday, the planners to teach them how to >>i fear soars. >>the summit days the decision came as a surprise to a lot of people especially those who called ahead trying to decide wheer to make the trek out here they're reassuring us that everything's. >>stay open. >>so we figured everhin will be fine. ay with our spring break plans. we called around. they were going to close i was like >>it was to come out for some skiers, is means cutting their tripshort last >>i gus today for others, it means and the in the trip before it really even started literay just showed up about an hour. >>skis. a season pass hoers refund but those who tkets for the ming week are able to get thr money back they would have refund of that just now. >>the closure will last until at ast march 22th, the company willuse that time to reassess what they want to do next, i get it, i mean it's international. >>a spot is its own. all over here and also feel like they took a lot of cautionary steps to like even like shut down al

vail resorts which runs north star, heavenly and kirkwood says they will not open.went on to say it may considering re-opening some locations in early or may depending on the situation and, of course, the snow. >> and the coronavirus cut into some st. patrick's day celebration. we want to tell you what it looked like yesterday compared to 2019. that's what it looked like then. traffic replaced the annual 5th avenue in an effort to stop the spread of the virus. >>> new this morning, iran state television has issued its most drastic warning so far about the coronavirus saying the outbreak could kill millions if people keep traveling and ignoring the government's guidelines. today, iran reported its biggest jump in deaths from the coronavirus saying another 147 people died in the last 24 hours. that brings the total number of deaths in iran to more than 1,000. >>> governments around the world are enforcing unprecedented conditions. several european countries are now under full lockdown. kefrn cork reports on how people are coping with social distancing. >> reporter: th

failed to report it and that suspect is currently at the sacramento county jail and is not eligible for vailup next on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area , the countdown is on. president trump's big travel ban begins at midnight. still ahead, the mounting concerns for the airline industry. >> we are seeing a little relief for those 401(k)s this friday morning, the stock market opened way up, just this burger's delicious! let's make it more delicious! ♪ menutaur put an extra patty on that! bam! woah! uh-uhhh! my $4.99 triple bonus jack combo! stack it up for an extra buck. check out my triple bonus jack! check it out with an extra patty! yeah! ok! let's ride! oh hey man, uhh... [car beeps] my $4.99 triple bonus jack combo! stack it up for an extra buck. >>> the opening bell just rang here on wall street less than 15 minutes go and even though within less than 15 minutes, the dow had started out higher by more than 1000 points right now it is up to 652. nasdaq on the plus side, logging a triple digit gain right now up to 58 but it will take a lot to recover that drop of 750 points from yest

bloom tech noll in sun you vail and tesla making sure hospitals have respirators. the downside, the governor warning about the wig crowds. even if you mean well, stay away from people. >> you want to bend the curve. we have got to bend to a deeper understanding and meet this moment head on that we have to act differently. it's the sum total of literally hundreds of millions of people acting differently to meet this moment. maximizing a little bit of their inconvenience in the short ternl to minimize the extraordinary inconvenience over the long-term. >> there are some global headlines as well today. the olympics are in the headlines. the games will likely be postponed to 2021. so next year. the international olympic committee told the usa today that the games will not happen this july in tokyo. the ioc, though, plans to make a formal announcement in the coming weeks. >>> let's talk about the numbers in the bay area. the cases continue to climb. these are now the cases we have. 867 across the nine counties. santa clara county continues to have the most, 321. and in

as we expand testing a vail ability across the country, it's available at all state labs.of the week, more than four million more tests made available in jurisdictions around the country. one million are already in place thanks to the good work of our top commercial labs that president trump brought together yesterday. labcorps and quest are in the process now of distributing and marketing coronavirus tests all across america. we're working with state and local officials to ensure that that happens as rapidly as possible. as the testing is expanding, we want to make sure the american people knew that testing was available to them and that cost would not be a barrier. today president trump assembled the top health insurance executives in america. as we announced earlier today, all of our major health insurance companies have now joined with medicare and medicaid and agreed to waive all co-pays, cover the cost of all treatment for those that contract the coronavirus. they have committed to no surprise billing and they have committed to encourage telemedicine. it was a year a

pulling their guidance because they can't offer accurate forecasts because of the coronavirus looks atof vaile and the resorts are down about 12% in the premarket. booking holdings down almost 2%. also the coachella music festivals reportedly is being postponed and possibly rescheduled because of the coronavirus. according to variety, the festival may take place in october instead of next month. the music event's company golden voice is trying to figure out which artists are available. and last friday we talked about south by southwest being called off entirely for first time in history and this is becoming more common. >> difficult calls to make i think. rahel, thank you >>> speaking of travel companies jet blue's ceo robin hayes are talk about the outbreak and that's 4:00 p.m. on "the closing bell." >>> well, futures are pointing to the solid rebound following yesterday's historic sell-off. the dow jones industal average is higher by more than 1,100 points and a reminder as the global markets continue to face volatility you can always watch or listen on the live on the cnbc app "wlddexcng i

vail resort which runs north star, heavenly and kirkwood said the resort its won't open because of theavirus.  it may consider re-opening some resorts in late april or early may. it all depends on the situation. >>> the nation's top infectious disease doctor says the u.s. cannot contain the coronavirus spread without the help of young people. >> you don't want to put your loved ones at risk. particularly the elderly and the ones who have compromised conditions. >> college students congregating. florida's governor is now shutting down all bars and nightclubs for the next month. dr. fauci is urging people to practice social distancing. . >>> we want to sthoe you this video sent to us from san francisco from a concerned viewer who writes, i don't think these citizens got the memo on social distancing. the city's order allows people to go outside and get some fresh air, but they need to keep their distance from one another. groups of people touching one basketball heightens the risk of spreading the virus. >>> our time now 6:46. starting today, all target stores will close at 9:00 p.m. o

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he has two divisions under sherman, jackson becomes known as chimney vail. that tells you anything of what sherman is doing. he is burning anything dealing with the confederate war effort. there is a great story about sherman in jackson. he is going pass this hotel and the homeowner -- the hotel owner comes in and flags him out. sometimes it is better to keep your mouth shut, he says general, you are not going to burn my hotel, are you? he says no, i wasn't, but now that you brought my attention to it, maybe i should. [laughter] i got stopped by a mississippi state trooper one day and handed him my license. he said ok and gave my license back. you can go. i said, you are not going to give me a ticket? he grabbed the license back and said i can if you want me to. i grabbed my license back in said no thank you, that's fine. sometimes it's better to keep your mouth shut but this guy runs out and says you are not going to burn my hotel, are you? he says i am a loyal unionist. he looks at the shingle hanging in front of his hotel and he says i can see that becaus

>>fell the past couple days more snow today, horrible timing really vail resorts which owns heavenly northstar and kirkwood has suspended operations. they did so yesterday through at least the 22th. diamond peak ski resort has suspended operations from today through at least the 20th and sugar bowl has suspended operations until further notice squall in alpine meadows also closed. almost everybody we have a list of the closures on our website kron 4 dot com. >>the time for a look at the forecast we're looking live over san francisco and yeah that is the ship. it is docked out on the bay as they're continuing to take a crew members off that could still be another day or 2 they say, but time to check in on weather. thank you. peter olliges lawrence karnow with us now. >>lawrence that is active radar happy out there yet really is boy what an afternoon we have we had not only rain we a little sunshine. we have some showers we had some hail and even some thunderstorms outside you see all that snow piling up in the sierra nevada, so certainly very active out there and continue to see some

what do you think about vail resorts? >> i'll take a pass. it is regarded as a place people can get sick put it that way. maybe it's not true, but that's what i understand. let's go to deo in minnesota deo. >> caller: yes, cramer my question is i want to know if general dynamics stock is a good time to buy. >> you do want to buy. defense stocks right now i prefer you to be in l 3 harris which has come down from 280 to 231. >>> let's go to steven in new york steven >> caller: hello, professor cramer thank you for bringing a ray of light to the dome of darkness. >> trying my best. >> caller: i have always been a friend of henry shine, hsic and thursday shine announced the ability of an antibody rapid to test results for the pinprick. they anticipate having at least several hundred thousand tests available this week and significantly more beginning in april. how will this news affect the share price knowing that so many dental offices are closed due to the current mandate which could bring henry shine dental sales to a halt? >> stock is still to

of colorado and so much of the economy there is tourism, the ski resorts have all shut down, aspen, vail, telluride and everything in the months they have for spring break and easter. if you think about this, other than the grocery industry there's perhaps not a business in america that doesn't need a handout? >> that's exactly right. you think about what's happening is the ranchers yearly spring bull sale going to be canceled because of a shelter in place order? that may only occur once a year. we know that hotels that certainly major, major resorts that employ thousands of people in colorado are shut down until memorial day. i talked to a mayor in colorado and he said just one convention that has been canceled will cost the city alone-- his city alone $5 million in sales tax. we've had a conversation last night with a university president who said because they had to refund room and board, they had to right $30 million checks out for students who aren't staying in the dorm rooms anymore. every nook and cranny of this economy is being affected. and that's why we have to have congress ma

have visitors from all over the world that come to our high country, our world class ski resorts like vail and aspen and with them they brought the virus and many were was denver metro area that spoke weekends in those areas and then brought it down. we have 2300 confirmed cases today in colorado. but because of the lack of testing we estimate that there are many thousand more that are undiagnosed and likely have covid-19 in colorado as well. >> i want to do something, the president talked about how he had never heard about this imperial study that said that 2.2 million people would die, they did nothing, it has been around since the middle of march, but you have done something similar in colorado. you've estimated deaths by june 1st, without social distancing. and according to that, there could be 33,200. 40 prl social distancing, 26,000. and 50%, 19,000 and 60% social distancing you're still predicting that you could have more than 11,500 deaths by june 1st in colorado. i guess your point here is to tell people to take this seriously. >> it is. and it also shows why, for instance, closin

have visitors from all over the world that come to our high country, our world class ski resorts like vail and aspen. with them they brought the virus. we have many residents in the denver metro area that spend the weekend and brought those down. we have over 2300 confirm cases in colorado, like in many places, because of lack of testing, we estimate there are many thousand more diagnosed and have covid-19 in colorado as well. >> so, i want to do something. the president talked about how he never heard about this imperial study that said the 2.2 million people would die if they did nothing. it's been around since since the middle of march. you have done something similar in colorado. you estimated deaths by june 1st without social distancing. according to that there could be 33,200 deaths if you go to 40% social distancing, it reduces it to 26,000, 50%. reduces it to 19,000. even at 60% social distancing, you're still predicting you could have more than 11,500 deaths by june 1st in colorado. i guess your point here is to tell people to take this seriously. >> it is. it also shows why, for

comes as we learn of yet another death in california possible possibly linked to coronavirus aside vail department of public safety announced today that a 72 year-old man died after he was found unconscious and not breathing that patient had recently been on a cruise officials have not confirmed whether it is in this cruise ship the grand princess this is the cruise with 3 other passengers did test positive for coronavirus one of them was the placer county man that we told you about who died yesterday becoming the first coronavirus death in california because of that man's death in sunnyvale there are now concerns that responding personnel may have been exposed to coronavirus four's dan thorn joins us live tonight in sunnyvale of more on this stance. >>well ken and pam these officers are responding to an emergency which required that man meeting he later died, but it's still unclear tonight whether or not he was actually infected with coronavirus sunnyvale police give an update after several officers may have been exposed to coronavirus the officers were responding to a possible cardiac

in sunny vail we're at 47 but going to 72 at 2:00 today.l above normal but we're about to cool back off and a look at the forecast in less than five minutes. >>> and more detail on the owe peninsula, north 101 at renes dorf from the freeway and you could see the folks gathering at costco on the that side of the bay and in the east bay southbound 880 i'm concerned a crash involving a motorcycle and we have a few lanes blocked. the information, i'm still sorting through that. i'll bring you the latest. >> thank you very much. >>> 6:41. we're taking your questions about the coronavirus outbreak to experts. want to get straight out to peter chin-hong a specialist with ucsf. thanks for joining us this morning. so let's talk about the virus. >> of course. >> six people dead in washington state. so many more affected. give us the scope of the magnitude of the coronavirus and the concerns right here in the bay area. >> well, i think the chances are extremely high that it is here already. but the chances are pretty low that you're going to be really

>>many ski resorts in the tahoe area are temporarily closed because of coronavirus vail resorts which owns heavenly northstar and kirkwood are all closed through march 22th diamond peak ski resort suspended operations from today through the 20th sugar bowl suspended operations until further notice announcements come just after several feet of fresh snow fell in recent days in fact. lawrence is still snowing right now. yeah fact, some of those resorts now reporting over 6 feet snow and that is some fantastic news for a watershed a very active afternoon around the bay area, numerous thunderstorms popping up around the bay area in the south bay we had one moving through right here is senior cupertino sliding on by bringing some of that hail out there as well today and things really get active into the afternoon. that's when you get one thing's very unstable out there and that's exactly what we're seeing in the afternoon hours, the main front has moved on by you can see pushed all the way up in the sierra nevada you see those lightning strikes popping up just off the coastline here is the

senate says vaile had failed to agree on a one trillion dollar economic relief package for the 2nd time republicans and democrats are divided over what to include. and south african presidents or ramaphosa has announced a national lockdown for 21 days from thursday he says the army will be to point to support the police number of confirmed cases across the country have surpassed 400 . well since the code 900. 15 percent to the range of digital tracking physical surveillance and censorship measures to slow the spread of the virus but they're all pretty concerned if their heart reports. police trains patrol the skies over france monitoring the streets below this is how some countries are enforcing look down to stem the spread of coronavirus the jones also double up as loud speakers get what he had so many calls national police see things in real time on the screen and going that assume those people hear the message they leap it's prevention not repression. but other governments have taken tracking people's movement a step further last week israel approved the use of spite acknowledged to

eagle county, which is vail, which is hope you also spend time at, has 150 cases. one of the highest cases per capita in the country. picken county is a lot better. but a lot of the ski country, no surprise, wolf, this is where people from all over the world come and mix, no surprise that the virus is brought there by european tourists and others, it's spread there. that was really, really, the first hot zones in colorado, and people brought it back from the denver metro area. we were addressing it in those mountain areas. they've been in shutdowns and stay-at-homes even longer than the state as a whole. and by acting early, many were able to reduce that spread. >> that's encouraging to hear that. governor polis, good luck to you and everyone in colorado. you have a beautiful state and we appreciate your joining us zpus. >> and we hope to be in a place where we can see you again soon in beautiful colorado, wolf. >> right now, nobody is flying too much, but hopefully it will be able to get back out there at some point. thanks so much for joining us and good luck onc

working for vail for so many years, i understand why they're doing it.so hard for mountain operations teams, the food and beverage departments to create that special awareness. it is a tough hit for a lot of people. right after those two announcements, the sugar bowl announced, sierra tahoe announced. the only resorts open in tahoe right now is only open to passholders and a very limited amount of ticketholders and they will reassess tomorrow morning. it is the same situation in mount rose and diamond peak. i am sure we will see the bear valley also open. 33 to 36 inches at the crest. we are seeing 24 inches of what i call grade a stuff out here. it is a challenging time for a lot of people. then, also the back country right now, we have considerable to very high avalanche danger. a lot of people who are here may want to go in the back country but you need to be aware and not do any hiking today, tomorrow, through thursday. we could see another 2 to 4 feet. >> i was at mount rose on tuesday. you need snow but it was not all that bad. you finally get it a

the second effect is, as people kurt vail travel, as they decide not to go to events where there are large numbers of people, whether they're concerts, sporting events. if they choose to curtail eating out in restaurants, so forth, those kind of demand effects are real as well i think the fed's action is designed to mitigate those knock-on events to the extend possible we shouldn't kid ourselves as there's going to be some miraculous response, but it should on the margin help. what would also help would be a reduction in uncertainty, but that's going to take time. >> gary stern, thank for you weighs in today. >> you're welcome. >>> well, it is super tuesday. states are voting and investor are watching closely who will it be sanders or biden kayla tausche has more >> sara, it's a watershed moment it seems so many dramatic developments over just the last week more than 1300 delegates, and however they shake out is going to determine thefuture o this race. right now senator bernie sanders has just a seven-delegate lead on the former vice president joe biden. elizabeth warren has eight d

if we see a full-brown recession, the group would be 15.6 another measure of that are vail is different yields. >>> one big question we hais wih dividend be cut? the answer is most probably not. clearly the group, though, not trading like some of those safe high-yield sectors that sayera just mentioned, though they share some characteristics actually they're yielding some pretty good dividends themselves >> they have, one of way to look at them is the actual debt of the financials, it's not raising any alarms right now, just because they are so well capitalized. i think it's one of the ways the market is forcing you to say recession or no, right if you think recession it's defensive, and -- if it's no, then all of a sudden banks and cyclicals are starting to say they're over-discounting something. and that's broadband drawn not from economic data jobless claims were not a problem about, but if it hits cruise lines, airlines, business travel, events, malls, it starts to pile up in terms of the damage. >> that's why i go back to how comfortable are you with the consumer how much do they p

day in terms of getting these reports, but just the idea that yes, there's going to be some counter vailingorce to a lot of what we're dealing with, but i think more than else is we just really did stretch things very far and so there was going to be most likely a rally of some description if you know, the market did not back off. >> how about what eamon just said the white house response would be on the cost of payroll. doesn't that go into entitlements is that going to hurt our social security so there's the cost. right? >> well, exactly look that's a kind of a, that's one idea logical idea that all tax is -- i don't know that everybody subscribes to that >> i want to come back to the hopes of and sarasara's point, e see italy down 14% and they have announced some pretty pronounced stimulus measures. but again, it just goes to show that if the number of cases here continues to rise to an extent that people are perhaps yet expecting then the market can happily still move against any stimulus measures that are announced. >> i mean absolutely i think that's kind of your forced clause here if

still happening by next week >> i think if i went to colorado i might stay there i might whole up in vailtimes square everyday >> i know. i honestly don't feel like taking a plane out there, honestly. >> you have had some concerns yourself. >> unless they remove the tray tables. >> call me in two weeks. >> so you haven't cancelled these things yet >> a couple of things i have cancelled. things today i cancelled question is how far out? >> in real life things like this are happening. >> it's rolling, yeah. we'll see. >>> meantime, the broader market yesterday took the latest virus news in stride the dow surging more than 1,000 points for the second time this week futures are much lower this morning. you can see where things stand right now. cnbc's senior market mike santoli looking into the jumping trading range as he joins us now with his take and then i have a question for you. >> sure. andrew, shows you if has zard of trying to tell the specific story of what's driving the individual daily move. look at the s&p 500, stint, since june 30th of last year this captures a lot of the ups and

. >> i think it's got to do with what's happened, don't you, in the last two weeks vail resorts is movingt operator missed estimates on the top and bottom lines for its latest quarter it also withdrew its annual guidance it sees business continuing to decline. that's a big mover 12%. those are bad numbers. you can see it's been coming down, travel-related stock obviously. >> the epic pass is not doing maybe as much as we expected. >>> coming up when we return, an inside look at what a return to ultra low oil prices could mean for wall street. dozens of energy players already on the bubble, and we'll also talk about the average investment on the bubble crude trading right now at 33.67. by the barrel, yesterday's 25% slide. jump in oil this morning being reflected in the biggest pre-market gainers in the s&p 500. all are oil related. looking at marathon up, occidental up. yoreatin"sawht now u' wchg quk" right here on cnbc but support the leg! when i started cobra kai, the lack of control over my business made me a little intense. but now i practice a different philosophy. quickbooks helps m

might bail out the airline but i tonight know if anyone is going to bail out vail and the ski industryent is in a position -- let's say during the 2008 financial crisis they could handle it more easily and it was very difficult, but they could handle it more easily. they could go through the banks and protect the banks and protect the money market funds and it was very controversial to protect the banks and so on. now this problem is out -- is beyond the banking system. so imagine protecting a bunch of companies of the sort that you're asking about. do i protect the airlines? do i protect the ski resorts do i protect those types of things there will be many of those that cannot be protected and it's going to be a politically challenging thing to say how do i get it to them and who is protected? talk about political controversy. this is going to be politically very, very challenging there are abilities to do this there are varying abilities to do it but the question is whether politics will deal with this and whether central banks will coordinate well with central governments in order t

like complaining to a crowd in denver, light heartily, he'd rather be skiing in vail up at his houseere than he would be opening a campaign office in denver that day. so he's worked some of those bugs out of the system. the staff has kind of drilled into his head, look, you know, you are under such a microscope. you can't afford to be rolling your eyes at debates. you need to be as warm and fuzzy as possible. of course, mike bloomberg was never going to be a feel your pain, empathetic type of candidate. he never will be. the learning curve here is pretty steep, and i think it comes down to, mika a question of what kind of candidate voters want. do they really need somebody who's empathetic, who is warm and fuzzfuzzy? or do they want somebody as mike bloomberg's campaign said, get it done. i think the latter works a lot in his favor, and we'll see what happens. you know, i think this 15% threshold in a lot of these super tuesday states is going to be hard for him to crack. i think a lot of people were disappointed by his debate performance. a lot of supporters saying you know how impo

it's porch pickup 2020 and delivered 800 masks to the sunny vail department of safety and they expectnd of the week. >> we'll send somebody out to pick it up from your porch. we're not asking you to be out and handing to us. we'd prefer not having person to person contact. >> you can be preventing one person from getting the virus, that's worth it. >> organizers are say they're in dire need of supplies including disposable gowns, wipes, goggles, and face shields. the group accepts donations of all sizes as long as the items are in original packaging. >>> sir elton john g a coronavirus benefit concert that you'll see here on ktvu fox 2 this sunday. reporter ashley shows us be performing live from their living room to yours. >> music super stars band together sunday night to help those affected by covid-19 with fox presents the i heart living room concert. elton john hosts hour long live special a benefit for feeding america and first responders. alicia keys, backstreet boys, billie eilish and more will perform from their home. that means artists will use whatever instruments they have.