With them. With that patient. A judge could decide on those so those people are also being monitored. The two people who tested issues or to dismiss the case. A man drove a u haul van positive just now also were displaying symptoms of coronavirus. Into a bar injuring three thats why they were tested and have tested positive. People. The man was kicked out of the bar when he threatened the reporting live, im sergio bouncers, said he would be back. He wasnt kidding. He got in the van and drove into quintana. Thank you very much. A crowd of people sitting developments changing by the outside that bar. Hour as you can see. And this u haul van is just we created the Coronavirus Crisis center to make sure you driving down the sidewalk and have the information you need. Coming towards us. Today researchers in seattle we all jump out of the way and announced the coronavirus may then it runs straight into the have been circulating undetected for weeks in Washington State. That means hundreds of
Health conditions. He died at the very same in all of his glory. Hospital where a man in his 50s completely around today. Theyre now up right around 170 making us all proud. Lost his life yesterday from the points. Illness. The only two u. S. Deaths both experts say cuown virus could hes a young piano prodigy from washington state. Affect volatility for weeks or the deaths are part of four today show anchors showed cases all connected to a even months to come. Were going to continue following this story on our no fear showing thousands of people diving into coldwater. Possible outbreak at a nursing from alameda but he doesnt play website just head over to facility. New york has its first confirmed for just anyone. Al roker and craig melvin nbcbayarea. Com. Case. A manhattan woman got it while lets step out live right now he actually chooses to play for jumping into a 20 degree lake looking at the bay bridge, cheering after the polar plunge. Traveling to iran. Beautiful shot, just a gor
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
In the event that thats necessary. And to a broader assessment of the citys capacity to respond in the event that there is an outbreak of coronavirus in San Francisco. Reporter again, no cases originating in San Francisco, but today apartments announcement the mayor believes its coming. Reporting from San Francisco, mark matthews, nbc bay area news. Okay, mark, thank you so much. Now here are the latest numbers of coronavirus cases across the u. S. As of today there are at least 57 cases. The cdc has confirmed the whereabouts of 52 of those cases. You can see them on the map. Most of them came from the cruise ship in japan. They are being treated in california at Travis Air Force base, in nebraska and texas. Today we learned two are hospitalized in contra costa county. Seven are in sew llano county. Two are in napa county. And one is being treated in San Francisco county. Its not clear where the other three are. In addition to those cases there are six other cases in northern californi
She spent 410 days in near isolation at an assisted-living facility. Finally, she got to hug her son
The end was finally near, or at least that’s how it looked. As Marjorie Mann waited to receive her first coronavirus vaccine shot in January, she thought of what she had missed most during the past nine months, and what she might soon experience again.
Inside the Waters Edge Lodge assisted living center in Alameda, portable tables had replaced exercise equipment in a small room near the front entrance. A half-dozen CVS workers in full protective gear welcomed residents and administered the shots.