To sitting in traffic. A new report finds americans lose about 88 billion each year stuck sitting behind other peoples taillights. Thats an average of 1,400 each. Those are some of our top stories on this monday, march 9th. Good morning, everybody. We hope you had a good weekend. Were sorry that you lost an hour but were glad you are here with us. We begin with new details about the coronavirus. The cruise ship thats been stuck off the coast of San Francisco with thousands of passengers and crew members on board will dock today in oakland. The 21 people who are infected will move to hospitals, the rest will be quarantined for two weeks. The outbreak is taking a toll on the stock market. Dow futures are down about 1,000 points. A likely rough start when trades begins later this morning. The tennis tournament scheduled to begin today at indian wells in Southern California has been canceled. It is the largest u. S. Sporting event so far to be called off over concerns about the spread of t
The population. Public events canceled. The pope forced to livestream his sunday address. In politics, primary battles. Joe biden endorsed by former rival senator Kamala Harris. Jesse jackson campaigning with Bernie Sanders. Six crucial contests just two days away. Surprise inferno. Families saved from their burning Apartment Building. Firefighters carrying children in their arms. 30 people taken to the hospital. And jedi connection. The little girl beating the odds. The force connecting her to Luke Skywalker. Her incredible courage thats america strong. And good evening. Thanks for joining us on this sunday. Im tom llamas. We begin with the fastmoving developments in the coronavirus outbreak. A short time ago, two more deaths announced, and the state department issuing an extraordinary travel warning. This, as the virus continues its march across the country. Take a look. The first confirmed case in washington state, january 20th. Tonight, there are confirmed cases in at least 33 stat
Spring is here and so are the stunning tulips at one of Arkansas' most popular attractions. If you love spring flowers now is the time to see thousands of tulips as they color the landscape at Garvan Woodland Gardens.
Spring is here and so are the stunning tulips at one of Arkansas' most popular attractions. If you love spring flowers now is the time to see thousands of tulips as they color the landscape at Garvan Woodland Gardens.
Spring is here and so are the stunning tulips at one of Arkansas' most popular attractions. If you love spring flowers now is the time to see thousands of tulips as they color the landscape at Garvan Woodland Gardens.