The WCBS 880 Morning News Roundup

The WCBS Morning News Roundup with Wayne Cabot. New CDC guidelines for Corona Virus. NYC Public schools are closed. NYC Restaurants will be limited to take out and delivery starting tomorrow.

New York City public schools will stay open, for now, despite coronavirus concerns. The sports world is calling off almost everything because of the illness, and new data shows coronavirus can live longer than the recommended 14 quarantine period.

President Trump announces travel to most European countries will be severely restricted because of coronavirus, the NBA is suspended indefinitely after a player's preliminary test for coronavirus comes back positive, and the St. Patrick's Day Parade in New York City is postponed for the first time ever because of coronavirus.

New Rochelle has a cluster of coronavirus cases, disgraced movie mogul Harvey Weinstein will be sentenced in New York today, and former Vice President Joe Biden with another big win on Super Tuesday 2.0.

MTA says subways are safe, but advises commuters to avoid them if possible to prevent the spread of corona virus. St. Patrick's Day parade is still on. Markets are set to rally after Monday's selloff.

Corona virus closes schools and universities in our area. Markets are reeling.

New cases of Corona Virus confirmed in White Plains, New Rochelle, Englewood and Uniondale. The Government says there aren't enough test kits to meet demand.

New Jersey has its first presumptive case of coronavirus, Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders is mulling dropping out in July if the race comes down to super delegates, and Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer is being grilled by the Supreme Court's top justice.

Former Vice President Joe Biden wins big at Super Tuesday, New York City drivers are putting their health at risk amid coronavirus concerns and New Jersey announces the construction on a new Hudson-Bergen light rail project.