the streets of wuhan are empty as shops and restaurants close their doors. health officials and united dates are monitoring 63 patients. we have more on how officials in the bay area are dealing with this health crisis. reporter: officials issued a health alert to students. they say they have no plans to corn to students who recently arrived from central china but they are asking those people to be on high alert for any symptoms of this deadly virus. the latest confirmed case has been confirmed in chicago. the patient, a woman in her 60s, who arrived from china on january 13th. a few days after arriving home, the patient began to feel unwell. she called ahead to alert her doctor to her illness rather than just resenting to a clinic or emergency department. this is exactly what any potentially ill traveler from wuhan should do. call ahead and seek medical care. in the bay area, the health department tested 10 people showing symptoms. the cdc has cleared some of those. one pe
on a popular republican talking point, whether or not the president should nominate a new supreme court justice. i probably would. i probably would take the opportunity to nominate someone. reporter: now, the two-date town hall is on the road. they are going to be here in columbia tonight and it will feature ohio govern nosh john kasich, jeb bush, and businessman donald trump. reporting live in columbia, south carolina, i m diane gallagher, back to you. holly: republican presidential candidates continue their push for votes in the upstate. jay: ted cruz, marco rubio and ben carson will be at the conservative reviews conservative convention that starts at 8:00 tonight at the bonn sa occur wellness center in greenville ( ). all the candidates also have several events in the upstate prior to that event. holly: donald trump plans to hold a town hall in gaffney tonight. it starts at 5:0 at the broad river electric cooperative. jay: and ohio governor john kasich is hold
yesterday. but its a much, much different story to our north. roger riley shows how folks are still struggling to move around today. sot it was tough..it was 100% wind, snow blowing.. so bad you couldt see where you were going.. this is what wendell shellenbarger encountered on his way from des moines to fort dodge. shellenbarger is a volunteer for lifeserve blood center..and was taking blood for a patient in the hospital they told me if i got in trouble i could turn around and come bad until you get north of story city. people we talked to noticed going south past the randall exit— roads got better almost instantly. spent the night in the motel, as their over the road truck could not reach their home near stanhope.. sot gary 3946 waited till wind died down.backed down the hill came to the motel kyle kruse and doug minteer were busy in the storm plowing out hog farms around the area.. sot 5620 pretty nasty slick roads we need the wind to die even though the blizzard h
well, we all made it through the iowa caucuses last night! but many presidential candidates didn t even stick around for the results. jack/lam: the move is on from the hawkeye state to the granite state. the political battleground is now shifting east as democrats and republicans take their message to the folks in new hampshire ahead of next week s primary. on the trail in new hampshire?fueled by iowa-inspired optimism? sot - cruz: what a victory last night! ted cruz- pulling off a big win in the caucuses?ahead of?donald trump, the one-time front- runner -calling his 2nd place finish an honor- then tweeting he hasn t been given any credit by the voters for self-funding his campaign. on his heels- marco rubio?talking with voters in the granite expected third place finish- nats - keep the momentum going, marco rubio: i will, that s why i m here and campaign confidence today for both democratic candidates? despite leaving iowa in a virtual tie- clinton, declaring victory s
her mother karla. he changed our lives forever. and i want him to remember for the rest of his what he did to everyone else. karla and eric didnt survive. he said he seen the stop sign but ddint think it was for him since then,the fuller family has been tacking on thousands of miles to and from the hospital. karla goes to physical therapy weekly. lilly had her skull removed and replaced. the ten year old now acts more like five- but is all smiles. i love you, what makes you smile. you smile a lot. because why? im still here lil until now, the man driving the r-v only faced a simple traffic citation for not stopping at a stop sign. there are people that do a lot less it seems like and get a lot more now warren county attorneys are adding two more charges with enhancements for causing karla and erics death. some accountability is better than none. the fullers don t want any more lives ruined. accountability and responsibility. for taking away the loved grandmother and