force behind that is paying zero in taxes. >> we need a perspective to leave the politics of the past in the past. >> politics of the past i think were not all that bad. i wrote the -- i managed the $900 billion recovery act. >> 1992. the -- it's mr. trump is saying that. i trust every one of these people a million times more. we have to take mr. trump down on the economy because if you listen to him, he's crowing about it every single day. he's going to beat us unless we can take him down on the economy, stupid. >> it was quite a night in new hampshire. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. democratic candidates hoping to win new hampshire, bet it all tonight. trevor alt sums it up. >> former vice president joe biden led the debate with some concessions. snie i took a hit in iowa and i'll probably take a hit here. >> he turned after the aggressive going after bernie sanders. >> bernie says he wrote the damn thing. he doesn't know how much it will cost. it will cost more than the entire, the entire federal budget we spend now. >> what medicare for all will do is save the average american substantial sums of money. >> the affordable care act is now nearly ten points more popular than the president of the united states. why would we talk about blowing it up. >> we can start making health care better for americans from the beginning. we have to agree to do that. >> after a strong performance in iowa, the candidates targeting pete buttigieg for his lack of substantive experience. >> we have a newcomer in the white house. look where it got us. >> we need a perspective to leave the politics of the past in the past. turn the page. bring change to washington before it's too late. >> also in the crossfire, a candidate not on the stage, former new york city mayor, michael bloomberg. >> there are millions of people who can desire to run for office. i guess if you're worth $60 billion, you have a slight advantage. >> i don't think anyone ought to be able to buy their way into a nomination or to be president of the united states. >> the new hampshire primary now happening on tuesday and with the delayed iowa caucus results, it could be the first time in the 2020 campaign a candidate can be officially declared a state victor. trevor ault, abc news new hampshire. the iowa caucus were a money the focus shifts to new hamp of the cash strapped candidates are trying to raise money fast. joe biden and elizabeth warren are canceling tv ad buys and pleading with donors for money. a new poll shows bernie sanders as the front-runner in new hampshire. but just barely. the poll from wbz boston globe suffolk university has sanders leading by 24%. that's one point above pete buttigieg. joe biden in fourth with 11%. a reminder, the new hampshire primary is next tuesday, february 11th. the nevada caucuses, that's saturday, february 22nd. south carolina's is -- super tuesday in california and 13 other states cast their dalay b. now, we know that you want to be as prepared as you can be to vote in next month's california primary. we want to help with our weekly political series, chasing california. we h with bernie sanders, michael bloomberg and andrew yang. this week we explore the rise in unaffiliated voters, which is an interesting phenomenon. you can find full episodes on the abc 7 news app, amazon on fire as well. now to the latest on coronavirus. a second flight of evacuees from china riefd overnight at travis air force base. the cdc says four passengers are showing possible symptoms and at local hospitals. the number dead is well over 600 including the doctor in china who tried to alert officials. mre than 31,000 people have been infected by the virus. a quarantined cruise ship is sitting idle off the coast of japan. 61 people have tested positive for coronavirus. thousands of other psenger have btu inside their cabins for days. we spoke story only on 7. >> we're in a foreign land. we don't have the language. what happened, we just don't know what happened. we just -- we so scared. >> julie toy from san francisco video chatted with us from her cruise ship captain where she's been quarantined for two weeks. it's anchored off the coast of japan. the diamond princess -- she and her family are feeling fine but taking precautions. >> people are taking your temperature every day you leave your cabin? >> we take the temperature ourselves. >> but she says everyone is going stir crazy. >> it is really a tough situation because i using in the interior room, which have no window. so the daylight, i don't see the sunlight anymore. so every hour looks the same. when i wake up in the morning, it look exactly like last night. it is really tough. after two days, i almost have anxiety attack. >> at the port of san francisco, new guidelines are coming for cruise ship passengers. >> we're working closely with the cruise line partners. they're denying boarding to anyone who travel -- anyone who is sick or displaying symptoms on board, they notify the coast guard. >> no ships have visited the impact areas of the coronavirus. as for julie, she's being allowed, get this, to leave her cabin every three days for a walk around the ship. she's running out of prescription medication. she has no toothpaste. the quarantine period for the ship ends february 19th. but she's not sure she'll be able to leave then. in san francisco, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. >> that's a nightmare for them. te world health organization today declared a shortage of m 95 masks and isolation gowns needed so badly in the outbreak, but one bay area nonprofit stepped up to help by donating their stockpile of masks. here's reporter leslie brinkley. >> reporter: 1.8 million procedure masks sat boxed and labeled in san leandro warehouse after fires and volcanic eruptions around the world, med share had them ready to donate to the next big disaster. they say that disaster is coronavirus. there are 200,000 yellow plastic isolation gowns badly needed in china. >> so it was originally out of oakland but redirected out of chicago. they have a direct flight into shanghai from chicago. once it reaches shanghai, we have distribution partners who are ready to go to get them in the hands of people who need them. >> these are 95 masks, at good as gold in china. hard to find, ten times the price. despite millions being shipped out, many more of the m-95s are still needed. they're in short supply in many bay area stores. med share has created a coronavirus donation page and will next week start collecting for a second shipment of specifically m-95s. >> i'm glad we're able to help people in need and have the stuff that they're asking for here that we can help them out in china for the coronavirus. >> trucks filled with the supplies will leave this weekend and by this time next week, all of it in the hands of health care workers and residents in china. i'm leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. we're constantly updating our website. information comes into the newsroom, it includes the number of cases as well as what actions are being taken to keep the virus from spreading. go to abc7news.com and find the link near the top of the home page. >> potential cause of the crash that killed kobe bryant may have been ruled out. federal investigators said the helicopter showed no signs of engine failure. carlos granda from our sister station in los angeles has report. eonginesing to the report, the showtw no signs of catastrophic internal failure. investigators believe that since a tree branch was cut, it appears the engines were working and rotors turning at the time of the i am parkt. the report says after gaining altitude over the freeway, the helicopter started a left turn and then a descent traveling at 184 miles per hou and continued to turn left. >> piece of information that we didn't have before, he had said, he the pilot said he was going to climb to 4,000 feet. that meant he was going to abandon his attempt at getting to the other airport and he got 2300 feet and started a left turn and started back down. that makes no sense for a conscious pilot. >> this is what the ntsb said at the time. >> the descent rate for the helicopter was over 2,000 feet a minute. so we know that this was a high-energy impact. >> a witness also told the ntsb that the helicopter was flying forward and downward through the fog before it crashed into the hillside. the witness said he saw the helicopter for one to two seconds before it hit the hill. the pilot could have been we've aviation for a long time. it can take the form of anything from a momentary blanking out or sleep, it can take the form of a stroke. it can be some sort of a seizure. >> the pilot had more than 8200 hours of flight time and was certified to use using only instruments. it included training on inadvertently flying into bad weather conditions. kobe bryant, his 13-year-old daughter gianna and seven others died. they were flying to a basketball tournament at the mamba sports acade academy. err team was coached by bryant and was playing in the tournament. the ntsb says this is a preliminary report terming the cause of the -- determining thes >> i'm carlos granda, abc 7 news. the trump administration is dlopg an anti-trust probe sbro a deal between california and four big automakers. under this deal, ford, honda, volkswagen and bmw plan to comply with the emissions tougher than federal standards. at the time trump administration officials called it a pr stunt. they said the justice department didn't find any illegal department. the department did not release a statement. jed york is backing a new team, not on the gid iron but in the political field. measure c would change the existing six district city council to a three-district system. both the mayor and a majority of the city council support it. 49ers officials say it's their civic duty to fight to defeat measure c and take steps towards equity and quality by defending voting rights. who is going to take home 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yesterday with lindsey waddell once again at the friend. he's l count of how many years he's beosen tthe first in line. >> i got here at 10:30 yesterday morning. >> oh, my gosh. >> well, because i wanted it to be -- they open up at 10:30, i wanted it to be like a full 24-hour -- >> it's worth it? >> oh, yes, it's definitely worth it. >> but a new twist this year attracted new fans. this year they have bottled pliny the younger and selling it in the tasting room. that was enough to convince a beer lover from l.a. to come to santa rosa and wait in line. >> they release it down there, it's scarce to try to get. you have to go to different locations to try to get it with raffles. since they bottled it, i'm going to try my shot to get a bottle. >> it's kind of something we said we'd never do. >> the owners decided to bend their rule and bottle the beer this year as a special treat for their customers who spend hours waiting in line. >> we didn't make a lot of bottles. we plan to run out each day and we won't distribute the bottles. they won't be available in our gift shop. just the guests who come o to the pub. >> more than200 people were wa iting for the pliny the younger experience. they release it once a year for two weeks and let you have three ten-ounce pours once inside. >> it's like disneyland for adults. >> there's no fast pass, though. >> no fast pass. >> here is the bottle of beer. $10 each, each person can buy two of these a day. in santa rosa, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. people get so excited about t the russian river brewing company has a location in winds windsor. the lines for pliny the younger were just as long there. in case you didn't know, he was an author and imperial magistrate in ancient rome. the san francisco botanical garden is officially in peak bloonl. at least with magnolias. some are indigenous to north america, others are native to lands as far away as china. curators say they all have one thing in common. >> typically,rch. typicallruary 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changing as we head into the weekend. definitely we'll be seeing the stronger winds mixing out the atmosphere. live doppler 7 right now. you will notice that really the skies are clear with the exception of a little bit of fog forming near half moon bay. a lovely view from the roof camera looking down towards the embarcadero. the ferry building is lit up tonight. 53 degrees in san francisco. in the mid-50s oakland. san jose 51. gilroy, 58 degrees. san jose camera showing you the shark tank. it is a lovely view tonight. 50 in santa rosa. napa down to 49 degrees. from our exploratorium camera, visibility is good in san francisco. it will be changing. fog tomorrow morning, just like this morning. it will be thick in spots. cooler in the afternoon. strong gusty winds develop tomorrow night into monday morning and our dry pattern continues into next week. so fog is going to be problematic in the usual spots. out towards the delta and parts of bay, near the coastline tomorrow, if you have 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