came a week later, back in idaho. j.j.'s grandparents, larry and kate woodcock, first reported the kids missing. police in idaho say vallow repeatedly lied about her children's whereabouts. she and her new husband flew to hawaii alone, ignoring a court order to produce tylee and j.j. after her arrest, vallow refused to reveal what happened to the children. kay woodcock will come face to face with vallow in an idaho courtroom. what do you want to hear from her? >> where they are. that's all. that's all. that's all we ever asked for. >> reporter: the fbi has opened their mobile command center here in rexburg as they continue to build their case. they're looking through a trove of digital evidence and say lori vallow's adult niece is now cooperating with this investigation, including handing over her computer. jonathan vigliotti, cbs news, rexburg, idaho. >>> coming up, britain's prince harry and meghan markle appear for one of the last official engagements. and car versus train, a driver survives this heart stopping collision

law bringing the mother of two missing children back home to face trial, extradited from hawaii to idaho. by her side, her doomsday novelist husband, now new mera.des of theaptud on how ais t nationa pk could p be a break in the case. >>> plus, concern coast-to-coast. the quarantined ship carrying thousands of americans. dozens taken from one hotel right to the hospital. and trapped in the epicenter of the coronavirus in america. heartbreak. >> she said your mother's doing fine. that he doesn't havetemperature. i said that's [ bleep ]. my mom died at 3:30 this morning. >> fear, anxiety, and the real risk. "nightline" will be right back. >>> good evening. thanks so much for joining us. flown home and facing charges. the mom whose two children are still nowhere to be found now appearing before a judge in idaho, as authorities release new clues to the public in hopes more eyes can help find the kids missing now for months. marcus moore reports. >> reporter: lori vallow daybell, smiling at times as she faces charges in the disappearance of her kids. >> ms. daybell, do you understand what cou

their mother extradited back to idaho. the fbi releasing new images. her children at yellowstone. what they revealed about the photos and when they were taken. >>> there is also news tonight about harvey weinstein. >>> the disturbing video of a violent arrest in new york city. >>> and the driver who did not see the train coming. authorities say she is lucky to be alive tonight. >>> and good evening tonight from washington. and we begin tonight with growing concern over the coronavirus here in the u.s. the numbers jumping in the new york city area today. the mayor calling it worrisome. the numbers doubling in washington state. and off california tonight, thousands of americans are being held on a cruise ship. and here in washington, d.c., a short time ago, vice president mike pence acknowledging the u.s. does not have enough tests to meet the demand going forward, at least not for now. that first case confirmed in washington state in late january, tonight, there are now 162 confirmed cases across 18 states. cases doubling in new york and washington overnight, as i mentioned. and no

because of the democratic national committee's unity reform commission, two of those washington and idaho held caucuses years ago as a way to allocate their delegates, this time they will hold primary. bernie sanders won the caucuses by a significant margin back in 2016 but he lost the beauty pageant primary as a college which easily was a meaningless primary, people voted without delegates being allocated but a constant one there that tells me is going to have trouble with the runner democratic electorate that shows up for primary elections and by the way left anybody worried about the spread of coronavirus during an election washington state all-male elections so everybody cast their ballots in the mail, they drop them in there and the secretary of state has advised people not to lettheir envelopes so find another way to seal it . use a sponge for a paper towel or something to wet it and coded don't nobody spreads coronavirus, good advice. >> host: the secretary of state quoted in usa today about the people who had open those ballots and said all the people who are opening envelopes and

i'm an idaho potato farmer. did you ever notice that the very first bite of every great meal is always the potato? that's why it should always be an idaho potato. only genuine idaho potatoes have the perfect taste and texture to get your meal started right. whoa. hey look, it's huge. oops, gotta go. hey, wait. come back. >>> many of the pundits declared that this candidacy was dead. now we're very much alive. the character of the candidates, the character of the nation is on the ballot. it's more than a comeback in my view, our campaign. it's a comeback for the soul of this nation. >> that was former vice president joe biden after a resounding victories in four states, michigan, missouri, idaho. they're still counting in north dakota and washington. as it stands right now, no matter what happens, it was a big night for joe biden. joining us now to discuss. democratic congressman tim ryan of ohio. he's a former presidential candidate himself. a surrogate for the biden campaign. great to see you this morning. wher

. >>> plus the fbi's releasing new images of those missing idaho kids, tylee ryan and j.j. vallow. the last time they were seen at yellowstone national park as their mother is extradited from hawaii back to idaho. >>> we're all being robbed of one hour of precious sleep this weekend as we spring ahead and set our blocks ahead one hour for daylight saving time. of course if you're up now you're not sleeping anyway. it's friday, march 6th, 2020. >>> sleep, what is sleep? >> yeah, i honestly -- filling in this show is the only time that i'm like, oh, if we spring forward that's one hour that i don't have to stay awake, so it's helpful. >> very helpful. >> the first time in my life. good morning, everyone. thank you for joining us. happy friday. i am trevor ault in for kenneth moton. >> i'm zohreen shah. >> zohreen and i started at a similar time yet she still managed to train me here at abc. >> now you're training me. >> it's a give and take. >>> we're going to begin with the latest on the coronavirus starting with pretty dramatic scenes. a military helicopter delivered virus testing

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idaho announced 27 new confirmed cases today, but the governor of idaho has no interest in, say, banning gatherings of any size. he's apparently fine leaving restaurants and bars and whatever other businesses to do whatever they want. that leaves the state of idaho's cities and towns to invent it themselves. figure it out themselves. put in place their own measures if they want to, if they can figure it out. but hey, no worry. statewide, the governor thinks everything will be fine, right? here's the front page of the idaho statesman right now. for every icu bed in idaho, experts predict we'll have 1 to 14 patients who need it. you may be about to outstrip your icu beds by a factor of 14. you know what kind of condition people are in when they need an icu bed? and they're not going to be able to get them by a factor of up to 14? yeah, no rush, governor. no rush. it will probably work out okay even if you don't do anything statewide to slow the spread in your state, sure, probably. why not risk it? see what happens. in brazil, they are now using their gigantic brazilian soccer stadiums as

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back to idaho. the mother whose kids disappeared returns in handcuffs to face charges, the last-known photo of her daughter, and why police are now asking tourists in yellowstone for their help. going back in "time." the magazine rights an historic wrong by naming its top 100 women of the past century. plus, the volunteer state of mind. what taylor swift just pledged to the people of nashville, and how a retired sergeant is helping her state recover by marshaling the troops. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'd >> o'donnell: good evening, and thank you so much for joining us. tonight, the head of the world health organization is sounding the alarm about coronavirus saying this is not a drill. at this hour, thousands are on board the grand princess cruise ship which is being held off the california coast until widespread testing of passenger and crew can be completed. tonight there are least 12 deaths and 200 cases confirmed right here in

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her first court appearance in idaho. she was extradited back to idaho from hawaii to answer questions about where they are. lori vallow was arrested last month on felony charges of child abandonment in idaho. her children have not been seen in more than five months. police say she has lied about their whereabouts. the last sighting of tylee with her mother was september 8th at yellowstone national park. the fbi released these photos of the family from that day and is asking anyone with more images to send them to investigators. >>> some people are getting coronavirus through what the experts are calling community spread, meaning patients didn't travel to places with confirmed cases and had no known contact with an infected person. so what does that mean >> we don't believe that this spreads far, okay? we're not going to quarantine an entire city unless i have evidence of lots of cases in one area. but it may be everybody in the same house. >> people are to remain at least six feet apart while conducting business, stop sh

i singled out idaho, mississippi, missouri, oklahoma, tennessee, texas, and wyoming. as i reported last night, these states stood out because even as other states started to scale up their efforts and do their part, these states had no statewide mandates to limit gatherings of any size, no statewide mandates on bars or restaurants or any other businesses, no statewide mandates on schools. now, i should note while oklahoma was on that list last night, i was wrong to say last night that oklahoma hadn't closed their schools. the state board of education actually did order schools closed in oklahoma earlier this week. but oklahoma is the state where the governor this weekend tweeted out a picture of himself and his family at a crowded restaurant in oklahoma city, bragging about how packed it was. and then his spokesman put out a supportive statement saying, the governor will continue to take his family out to dinner and to the grocery store without living in fear and encourages oklahomans to do the same.

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michigan, mississippi, missouri, north dakota, idaho. you will be heard. michigan, i'm counting on you in a big way. senator sanders god bless him likes to say, we are only going to be donald trump generating excitement and turnout. -- guesss what the what? on super tuesday we turned out 70% more voters and they voted for us. north carolina 19% more voters. texas 40% were voters. he's right. out a going to turn democratic party that is supported by the backbone of this country. the fact is that this movement we started and all of you are part of his generating an incredible amount of motion around the country. we can't create a movement without there being -- powered by people who have been the day's of the democratic primary. host: joe biden yesterday in michigan. the history of michigan and deciding primaries. is the third contested democratic cycle in a row in which michigan has played a huge role. >> find this "washington journal" discussion at c-span.org under the tab. while we wait for the house to gavel back in, live to the senate side of the capito

the big question tonight, washington, idaho, north dakota, michigan, missouri. can joe biden stretch this out? this is his current delegate lead. or can bernie sanders, who got stunned on the first super tuesday, can he use the second super tuesday, to narrow the gap? maybe even catch up. so let's take a look at that from a delegate perspective. we will come back and look at the states as we go through the evening. but let's look at where we are from a delegate perspective. again, this is where we are right now. count that out. that's the 77-vote lead for biden right now. i just want to go back in time to show you how dramatic this is. if you go back, this is where we were after february. the first four contests. bernie sanders actually had a slight lead after iowa, new hampshire, nevada, and south carolina. but then we had the super tuesday stunning performance by joe biden. wins 10 of the 14 states. pulls into a delegate lead. now, we're still counting some delegates some of those states that voted last week but this is where we are tonight. just imagine this

idaho is also too early to call. however biden is leading there. 1991 delegates needed to secure the nomination if it were to be done on the first ballot. biden currently stand at 827. sanders trailing with 683. we have a road warriors on the ground with reports from campaigns and a group of experts with me here to break it down. comedian and host. political analyst. executive director of the black economic alliance. and political consultant and contributor to the washington examiner. the biden campaign is in philadelphia. and the sanders campaign in burling ton, vermont. how are things feeling at the biden headquarters? >> you can certainly see it and hear it in the clips you played. the fact we were supposed to be in cleveland tonight and had to shift location because of the coronavirus. allowed staffers who are usually snuck headquarters tonight be in celebrate with the boss. you can hear the applause. from biden himself you saw a different from candidate to potential nominee here. trying to strike a different ton

back in idaho: lori vallow is back home and for the first time faces a judge there. tonight, we hear from the grandparents who want to know where are the children? violent takedown: disturbing video of multiple officers tackling an unarmed man. what was he charged with and why there is community outrage. and steve hartman with a prescription for happiness. the old man and the child who helped him smile again. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> brennan: good evening to our viewers in the west. norah is on assignment. i'm margaret brennan. and we begin with breaking news on the coronavirus. moments ago, we learned that 21 people on board the cruise ship sitting off the california coast have tested positive for the coronavirus. we'll have much more on that in a moment. worldwide, cases of the coronavirus have surpassed 100,000, and a top health official warns we are at the beginning of the storm. in the u.s., more than 270 cases have been confirmed with at least 15 deaths. vice president pence said it still ma

big wins overnight in michigan, missouri, mississippi and idaho. they're still counting votes in north dakota. bernie sanders is ahead but there's a tiny delegate haul in that state. they're counting in washington as well. washington is telling. it is neck and neck there right now. but bernie sanders, he won that state four years ago. he needed a big win there. there's a question whether he'll win at all now in washington. the vermont senator is at home in burlington this morning. an adviser admits he has a decision to make about his path forward. but you just heard his campaign co-chair say that he believes bernie sanders will be at the cnn debate sunday night in

idaho potatoes. and i want it back. what is it with you and that truck? jillian: the military reviewing operations in iraq and syria after two marines are killed. rob: coalition forces trying to stop a terror resurgence. >> reporter: the two marine raiders were killed after getting into a brutal gun violence sunday. marine raiders an elite unit specially trained for close combat with the enemy, the us troops were working during a mission targeting isis strongholds in a mountainous region. coalition forces killed four isis fighters and reusing the cave complex as a hideout. additional troops had to be sent in to recover the americans bodies which took 6 hours was the raiders are the first us service members killed this year as part of operation inherent result, 19 americans died since the operation started in 2014. it happened as coalition forces carried out a series of operations nearby. the iraqi military says 25 isis fighters were killed, 9 tunnels and the training camp were also destroyed. coaliti

and idaho. too early to call. we're not able to make a projection. >> we're waiting for those polls. but the fact that we heard from joe biden. we are not going to hear from bernie sanders. according to reporters with him. he's not going to speak tonight. that's remarkable. bernie sanders understands the power of a moment of a national audience. of the need to get out even if it's not a rally. they both cancelled. to get out and speak to supporters and speak to people who are still left to vote. if not today. but in the next contest. what does that mean? we don't know. he's taking time, he's trying to figure out what the next step is. that's very uncharacteristic of sanders to not speak. >> on any democratic nominee. every election night there's been a race to see who can come out first and take advantage of the prime time free speaking. >> back to joe biden's remarks. he was talking as if bernie sanders was not in the race anymore. i want to thank bernie sanders supporters together we can work together. he gave o

what the stepdad of two missing idaho siblings is saying about their disappearance, talking publicly about them for the first time. his departure from hawaii, with his wife behind bars. >>> weather alert. frozen, wind, waves and frigid temperatures combine to turn houses into ice castles. plus, the new storm bringing a flash flood threat to the south. >>> and surprise on the court. the moment this coach learned he was getting a special gift to change his life. >> thank you. >> and the donor may have been the biggest surprise of all. >>> and good morning, everybody. thanks so much for joining us. a lot of news to get to on this sunday morning. coming up first, the first death in the u.s. from the coronavirus. it happened in washington state, this as a new case is reported in illinois. >> full coverage of all the developments in the coronavirus coming up. >>> but we want to start with the big breaking political news overnight, biden blowout. the former vice president is projected to win south carolina with a commanding double-digit lead. >> biden racked up nearly 50% of the vote, almos

charlie is in idaho where vallow will appear before a judge today. what are the people saying about this case? >> reporter: good morning to you. residents here in idaho knew this entered a new phase when the fbi truck rolled in. they are continuing to collect evidence. meanwhile, lori vallow will appear before a judge tomorrow, where she faces multiple charges. lori vallow appeared before a hawaii judge for the last time wednesday, before being extradited to idaho. she's facing several charges including two counts of felony abandonment in the disappearance of joshua vallow and his sister. >> this will trigger a cascading series of events in the process. >> reporter: vallow could face up to 14 counts for each child. they will ask the judge to reduce her bond and requesting documents and evidence from the prosecution. >> tell people what's happening. >> i have no doubt lori vallow would love to know what the fbi and any other agency is doing in this investigation. what's the easiest way to do that? file a motion for discovery and see if you can get eve

the voting is taking place in idaho. aycock is taking place in north dakota and the mail-in ballots in the state of washington. next is dave from oakland, new jersey. go ahead, please. caller: hey, steve, you are not liberal, are you? you are as objective as they come, like everybody else at c-span. host: thank you for that. we try. joe biden and sanders, do these guys have driver's licenses? do they drive? i am just curious. i think it is time for them to take their money, and joe to go back to scranton and we can set up the vice presidential library right next to houdini's museum. i think sanders ought to go up there and stay in vermont and get on his rocking chair and is look at everything else because i don't think any one of these guys is going to have a majority of the delegates when they go to the convention. host: thank you for the call. let's go togreg. good evening. say i: i just want to think the party is going to go over a cliff with biden. i am coming up on 60. everybody who wants to vote for sanders is youn

the presiding officer: the senator from idaho. a senator: thank you. mr. president, colleagues -- are we in a quorum call? the presiding officer: we are. a senator: i ask that it be vitiated. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. risch: i could to the floor today to talk about the american energy innovation act here before the senate which we are considering this week. america's energy landscape has changed dramatically since the last major energy bill was enacted by congress more than a decade ago. it's time to update our outdated energy policy to reflect today's realities, goals, and challenges in the energy sector. the american energy innovation act, the business before the senate today, is the accumulation of more than a year of hearings, business meetings, and negotiations in the energy and natural resources committee. i commend chairman murkowski and ranking member manchin for their leadership in bringing this strong bipartisan, all of the above energy package to the floor. included in this legislation are a number of provisions that i have p

that there has idaho been calle with its delegates. we've got team coverage coverin what happened and michigan tonight 125 delegates. we begin with jackie on how the sanders campaign is waiting to move forward. we think that they will. >> hey there, shannon. effort to amass feelings of anxiety but than the campaign, sanders sanders decided that to address voters tonight after it was projected that he would these michigan, state that he was feeling good about earlier today. that is coming up of anticipation that we would hear something from him about the path forward and sanders also cancel but reported be a speech in cleveland about the state of a two-man race over the coronavirus concerns. when confronted with a question about what sanders might do if joe biden clinch support of black voters once again, sander slammed biden on his record, rolling against the wall street bailout, painting here is part of the us tell -- establishment. be expected to see sanders hemmat at home tonight. it came before results trickled in. the campaign sai

senator from idaho but a parliamentary issue and we are guided by rules around here. the senate has entered into agreement on bills posted in the house before the papers have actually arrived in the senate in the past? >> in center from illinois. if you want to get something done we get something done. we find a way to unanimous consent to all of us agree. who can say anything but this is a national crisis. we are going to make our unwillingness to do anything contingent upon parliamentary trick? we are paid to do this job. justst because senator mcconnell taken 40s and not done it does not mean we shouldn't. we should work. thankdn you. >> i think the senator.with the center from illinois saying, with the center from ohio said, we are in a national emergency. we should have already finish this phase of dealing with this crisis. because there are many more phases to deal with. we should ensure, as part of this debate, but there is sickly for every single worker in our country. that is not in this package. less is coming through right now. we have to make sure everyone

>> the presidential primaries and caucuses continues tuesday idaho, states including mississippi, michigan, north dakota, and washington. 2020 coverageaign of the candidates' speeches and onults tuesday evening, live c-span, c-span.org, or listen from wherever you are on the free c-span radio app. >> follow the federal response o the coronavirus at c-span.org/coronavirus. you can find white house with key hearings public health officials, and interviews with public health specialist specialists. review the latest events anytime at c-span.org/coronavirus. on me a look at the week ahead in washington and to do that this week we are joined by daniel strauss, a senior political reporter with the guardian and steve dennis, reporter with bloomberg. now that supplemental is passed, the money is on his way out the door, what tools does congress have left in its toolbox to respond to the coronavirus p what should we look for on that front? talking aboutre assorted other things to get done. everything from paid sick leave for workers, a quarter of the workers the united states on have sick leave and

biden winning the night's biggest prize, michigan, scoring a comfortable lead in missouri and idaho and the blowout in mississippi. right now washington state is too close to call while the still undecided north dakota will likely go to sanders. here's where the candidates stand right now, biden securing 823 delegates but still more than 1000 away from locking down the nomination. what happens next? live team coverage with expert analysis starting with brian in lansing, michigan. >> joe biden winning and decisive fashion, at least four of six dates, widening his delegate lead over bernie sanders and taking complete command of the race for the democratic nomination. in michigan biden winning 52% of the vote to sanders's 36%, michigan the biggest prize of the night with 125 delegates, in 2016 sanders won michigan in a shocking upset over hillary clinton thanks to sanders winning over white blue-collar workers in rural areas but this time around biden dominated with these voters, up 22% over sanders. in mississippi biden blowing out sanders by 67 percentage points was a whopping 86% of bla

in idaho it's still too early to call. i just want to ask if we've got any more vote there. >> here's the biggie again. the city of boise. we've got some of the same day in in boise. both biden and sanders have both moved up from where they were in the early vote. warren and bloomberg and buttigieg have dropped somewhat. this is the biggiest one in the state. there's a difference in idaho between the early and the same-day. 11%. we're starting to get same day. put a pin in this number here. in ada county where boise is, 11% in. it's a five-point lead for biden. what comes in the rest of the way will be same day. let's see what the change is. >> thank you very much. >> steve kornacki, thank you. we now have the great pleasure of bringing a byline many of our viewers may know back to television. new yorker staff writer and professor of journalism here in new york at columbia university, jelani cobb. it's great to have you back on the broadcast. you've been so patient listening to our coverage. now we get to ask you what you

so, you projected idaho. let's look where those delegates stand right now, just the state of idaho. we're already able to allocate some of the delegates. and see here you have biden with 8, sanders with 6, 20 delegates at stake in idaho. we've already allocated 14 of them. that's a net gain of 2 for biden, not a huge delegate load obviously. but look at where we are in the delegates to date. total contest, you need 1,991 delegates to become the nominee. joe biden is 759 and bernie sanders is 621. it is almost impossible with the rules as they are due to proportion n proportional allocation for bernie sanders to overcome that. he would have to start winning everything and by big margins to make up that delegate deficit. >> how many delegates have the people who trdropped out have tt may be in play for biden at the convention. >> first of all, there are delegates based on the statewide vote and delegates based on congressional measures. the delegates based on the statewide vote don't get to belong to those people anymore. they've dropped out. they will not get to have those delegates.

idaho, north dakota, washington state, and they are going to take this fight all across america to rebuild the middle class and give people an opportunity that has been denied and the next president i said many times has to be able to hear on the first day that they are sworn in and they are going to face a divided nation and world of disarray we will make it clear between now and election day and we have a significant opportunity. as i said in the beginning the character is on the ballot. i'm looking forward to it and again i want to thank you all. i'm not going to take any questions. i'm sure you have thousands of them and he will have the chance to ask as we go along. [inaudible conversations] what would be the advantages to having a multiparty democracy? >> democracy always involved conflicts. the consensus top of political issues but the challenges we need to have some system by which we can agree that some set of rules are fair and procedures are there and we can abide by those outcomes. >>> we are going to ban. >> vote for the person you think will make the best president of the uni

idaho potatoes. and i want it back. what is it with you and that truck? >>> the number of coronavirus cases in michigan has skyrocketed to nearly 3,000 from just less than a week ago it was -- a week ago it was less than 350. 60 people have died, a state leader says they're still struggling to get supplies there. jo joining us now is dr. jana dr. janae caldoon. thank you very much for being here. michigan's cases have skyrocketed. you believe you're a few weeks out from the apex. what makes you think that? >> yeah, so like you said, we have seen over the past even week an exponential increase in the number of cases here in the state of michigan. we're looking at various models, but we think we're still on the aggressive upslope and we still have several weeks to go as far as when we hit that peak. >> and does michigan have right now, do doctors and healthcare workers have enough ppe as we say, the gowns, the surgical masks, the gloves that they need. >> absolutely not. it is really unfortunate. we we

lori vallow made her first court appearance in her home state of idaho. this morning there's still no sign of the children but the fbi is going back several months to a family trip which could hold more answers. lori vallow was back in court friday in connection with the disappearance of her two children, 7-year-old joshua j.j. vallow and 17-year-old tylee ryan missing since september. vallow was seen escorted in handcuffs through airports in idaho and hawaii to face charges which include child desertion. >> do you understand what count 1 alleges as well as the maximum penalties? >> yes. >> while she didn't enter her plea vallow's lawyers asked the judge to reduce bail. >> this is court of law, and are we go going to let our citizens rights be dictated by what appears in the media? >> the prosecutor arguing there's been a pattern of red flags. >> the defendant has not only led law enforcement in their efforts to find the children, but she has refused to aid in any attempts to find the children. >> the judge agreed to reduce her $5 million bail to $1 milli

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the fascinating three states i'm going to watch tonight washington, idaho and north dakota. wentare three states that for bernie sanders but there is been some changes in the way they conduct their elections. because of the democratic national committee unity form d commission, two of the states held caucuses four is a correct way to allocate the delegates. this time they will hold primaries. bernie sanders one washington state caucuses by significant margin in 2016 but he lost the beauty pageant primary as they call itan which basically it waa meaningless primary. people just voted with that delegates being allocated but hillary clinton wanted it. that tells me sanders will have trouble with the broader democratic elections washington state as all mail in election. what has the ballot in the mail. they drop the in the secretary of state has advised people not to lick their envelopes so find another way to seal it. use a sponge or paper towel so that nobody spreads coronavirus. >> host: all the window the secretary of state quoted in "usa today" about the people who have to

lori vallow's first court appearance since being extradited back to idaho in the disappearance of her two children. >> yes, i understand the charge. >> the judge setting a new bail with the children's grandfather desperate for answers. >>> caught on camera, dramatic rescue. a skier buried under the snow. >> just stay calm, stay calm. >> struggling to breathe. >> i'm digging you out. >> the skier who arrived just in time to save her. >>> and final appearances. it's ta-ta to meghan and harry as senior members of the royal family, their last engagements as the couple make a whirlwind farewell. >>> hey, good morning, happy saturday. let's get straight to the latest on the coronavirus emergency. overnight two more people have died. both of them in florida as we come on the air this morning. at least 234 people have been diagnosed with the virus in the u.s. according to the cdc. >> also this morning president trump has signed a bill allocating $8 billion to fight coronavirus. this as events all over the country are being canceled including the south by southwest arts and music festival in a

[inaudible] who are you torturing in idaho? [laughter] >> certainly yes the bunker does serve multiple purposes but right now it's my public health crisis bunker and i had to get a single that because i'm social distancing for my wife and children during the course of this. they have their own bunkers. they have plenty of supplies. were all good out here. >> tom i think mike has a bomb shelter he's not sharing with us. how do you think the media handled this crisis? >> this is my bunker. i haven't left work, i'm still here. i'm the only one here. [laughter] i think you've been very lucid on this if i can use that word, you been talking to him it doesn't have to be either or, but it seems the media is treating it that way, and if you actually look at the statements that the president has made, they are similar to statements that the governor cuomo has made. he said when i can have to do this forever, eventually we have to go back to work so the president says it and everybody acts crazy. the new york times, there were articles b

voters will also be casting vile ballots in idaho, mississippi, missouri, north dakota and washington today. cbs news correspondent laura podesta gives us a look at which candidates are up for grabs today. >> reporter: 100 total of five delegates are in play today in michigan. the most of any of the six states holding primary or caucus voting in the race for demoatic presidential nomination. >> joe biden is the next president of the united states. >> >> reporter: his former rival, senators, harris and cory booker encouraged the crowd to vote for the former vice president during today's primary. >> thank you! in senator bernie sanders is hoping to repeat his success in michigan where he defeated hillary clinton in the primary four years ago. >> and ex-president, bernie sanders. >> reporter: sanders held for rallies across the state in the final days before tuesday's vote. many say they remain undecided. >> i feel bad saying this but i want to vote for who's going to win. i just have to have that confidence that we are going to oust the current president. >> reporter: washington, missou

ito jinx great state of idaho bt no reported cases yet and nobody is panicking. we've got potatoes and a lot of trout. a trout. >> out there too we've got -- [inaudible conversations] absolutely. greg: how many guns are under your bed, mike? >> no it is a walk-in safe. not a gun under your bed. not when you have kids around. >> although you know scootsers is hunting certificates he's gooding to go. but anyway point being is shelveses are are full. we're not seeing the same sort of thing that you may be seeing in other urban areas and part of that is because of number of cases that may be happening but i think -- there's a big, big difference between being realistic pragmatic and prepared and panicking. >> but that's my point of impact is give into the panic a rational personal if you're surround by lunatic and become a lunatic for like -- my rad radish and brazil nuts i was having an anxiety attack and i called a friend of mine i was like i don't have toilet paper they said wash your butt. >> by the way we have to move on but there are alternatives to toilet pape

bret: too early to call washington or idaho. joe biden on track to have a dominant night thanks to michigan. look at this state, 53.6, 7.9, go back to 2016. >> this was what the math looked like, everything in purple, bernie sanders. in 2020 everything on the map is joe biden. peter: this is domination. bernie sanders's win in michigan was about hillary clinton. >> i could understand that argument. his greatest strength, these are college communities, kalamazoo, michigan, home to western michigan. biden is winning the county. he may when it out right. four years ago, look what bernie sanders did, 60% of the vote. bret: this is home to the university of michigan, he holds a big event, 10,000 kids and he loses. he could have chosen this one where michigan state is an run up the score there, maybe more in-state students, but still, look at all the other districts. >> this is ann arbor. this is domination by bernie sanders, the other thing, we talk about a lot between now and november, the best example is suburban voters in michigan

we lost in mississippi, missouri, and idaho. on the other hand, we won and north dakota and we lead the vote count in the state of washington, the second largest state contested yesterday with a 67% of the votes having been counted, we are a few thousand votes on top. what became even more apparent yesterday is that while we are currently losing the delegate count, are approximately 800 for joe biden and 660 for us. we are strongly winning into enormous elite important areas which will determine the future of our country. poll after poll, including exit polls, show that a strong majority of the american people support our progressive agenda. the american people are deeply concerned about the grotesque level of income and wealth inequality in this country, and the american people want the wealthy and profitable large corporations to start paying their fair share of taxes. there's overwhelming support for that. the american people understand that the federal minimum wage of $7.25 an hour as a starvation wage, they went to raids th