california were eligible exit today. three-week period now due to expire, both in san joaquin and southern california, begging the question is it going to be extended. well, pretty well, self over dent. reporter: stay-at-home orders must remain in place until a regions icu capacity is shown to stay at or above at least 15% for four weeks. around the state, northern california at 29.3%. the bay area is 9.5%. greater sacramento 16.6, and san joaquin valley and southern california, zero percent. while zero doesn t mean there are no beds available, it does mean hospital staffs are being pushed to their limit in surge protocols. absolute expression of admiration and respect for our nurses that are asked to do more with less staff and less support. it s heroic. reporter: newsom said barring three southern california counties, we most of the state is seeing hospitalizations start to plateau. he is worried aspike from holiday travel could change that. it s the same concern
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we ll take you to video and tell you exactly what happened on the way to fairfield from sfo. the bus actually broke down on the bay bridge. before replacement bus came to pick them up and then they continued on to the airport. they finally made it to sfo at about 10:30 this morning. one man said he did it to keep his friends and family updated. he was medically cleared by the cdc and says his health is better than ever after two weeks at the military base. i truly feel a little more healthier than normal but i just go work out with whatever work out group they provide and there s always food. . is one of the 180 people medically cleared by the cdc yesterday. during that 14-day quarantine. these evacuees got on this state chartered flight in wuhan. they were finally allowed to leave after the quarantine officially ended yesterday. one on february 7th from wuhan. their quarantine will be lifted tomorrow. the other is a flight that landed on february 16th. newly quarantined
and we ll continue that today. sal castaneda is here. happy friday. same to you sir. . let s go out and see what you have with the morning commute. we don t have a lot going on. this is good. it s so early we don t have any slow downs even though we ve had some minor wrecks here and there. no problems on interstate 80 and athy. 4:01. let s go back to the desk. pete buttigieg, the democratic presidential candidate will be here today. all of this as the presidential candidates are focusing on the west coast. ktvu s joits jana katsuyama has the latest. this is the guy that s going to beat donald trump. martinez mayor rob schroder is part of the growing mayor s for mike group. also a former republican says he understands why gop has left the gop. . patty mitchell is a bloomberg campaign staffer. she says she was a kamala harris supporter until she dropped out. i started looking at the polls and felt like nobody could defeat trump. mitchell says bloomberg s risin
mother of two. her family heartbroken this afternoon, and hoping for justice. now live from the newsroom with more, henry, on how this family is trying to make sense of this tragedy. reporter: alice, and healther, this family through their grief is trying to stay strong as they ple grapwith their loss. this woman was the wife and mother of two, who immigrated to the united states. she was just less than a block from her home, when she and her 4-year-old niece were hit by a car. the driver took off. i thought i would have more time to give back to her. reporter: 17-year-old michelle nguyen is devastated by the loss of her mother, killed by a hit and run driver just steps from her home. we live not even a block, it was on the same block. reporter: the driver never stopped. the girl ellie nguyen was taken to a hospital. we could have forgiven you, if you had stopped and checked if they were okay. but you didn t. i feel, i can t find it in myself to forgive you. rep