But theyre also finding empty shelves. It is clear the coronavirus has caught everyones attention and is prompting changes. Local businesses and schools are making difficult decisions in the midst of this emergency. We have a lot to get to. Lets begin with that new case in Santa Clara County. How did the patient contract the coronavirus . Much like that case in Solano County, right now no one knows. She didnt travel overseas, and shes not aware of having any contact with any infected person. Nbc bay areas ian cull is live at El Camino Hospital in Mountain View where theyve confirmed they treated a coronavirus patient there. Ian . Reporter thats right, janelle. The hospital and Health Department are not sharing many specifics. We do know in this most recent case it is an older woman who has Chronic Health conditions and was hospitalized for trouble breathing. She had difficulty breathing. Officials say they are changing the way that they respond to the coronavirus, and Everyone Needs to
See some wind today. We have wind. Thats going to start to develop tonight into sunday. Weve been seeing a warmer temperature trend these past couple of days. So much so we did manage to break a couple of daily record highs. Look at how beautiful San Francisco looks. Our current temperature throughout the bay area, 49 degrees in san jose, 50 degrees in palo alto. Your temperature trend is going to range from the upper 50s along the coast to low and mid50s for inland areas. The story right now people are wondering about any chance of rain. It is a dry cold front. Were not really going to be getting rain from the system, at least not for us. The rain is tracking more towards the Central Coast of california. As far as our impact goes, it will primarily be the winds and the cooldown here in the bay area. So much so that there is a wind advisory that will take effect starting tomorrow through monday morning for the north bay mountains. Ill go over the possible impacts and what you can expec
KINABATANGAN: The company that owns the lorry which crashed into the gate of Kampung Sukau (Welcome Arch) in Sukau, near here, should pay for the repair, said Sabah Commercial Vehicle Licensing Board (CVLB) Chairman Vivian Wong.