thanks so much for being here. it's february 9th. i'm julian glover. we have a lot to get to this hour. we start off with lisa argen tracking the sunday morning forecast. hi, lisa. >> hi. good morning to you. that has to do with gusty winds, winds in the upper elevations not mixing to the surface, 45 in morgan hill, milpitas, 352 alameda. 26 miles an hour where winds are sustained.

look at fairfield, 52-mile-an-hour wind'2"-mile-an. go up in, here are gusts. mount familiar 46 miles an hour, mount diablo gusts to 5. needless to say we're looking at wind advisory that goes into effect at 6:00 this morning. high winds at the surface will be sustained at 20 miles an hour, then we go up in height and that's where we get the gust. the highlighted areas, sunny, windy, breezy day today. julian. >> thank you, lisa. believe it or not, we're just 12 hours from the state of the 92nd oscars. abc 7 news reporter live at the dollby theater in hollywood with what we can expect tonight. good morning, ram edda . >> good morning as we put the final touches on the red carpet, many are wondering who will bring home a statuette. >> red carpet rolled out and

ready. tonight weapon find out who is taking home coveted oscars. the show is going hostless a second year in a row, a format that raised viewership last year. >> even though there's not a host you can still expect plenty of star power at the oscars, big name presenters, big name performers, very hollywood centr centric. >> the young eegot winner, which assistants for emmy, grammy, oscar and tony. >> it's crazy, though, it's crazy. it would be a huge honor. i don't know why it would happen. >> the pressure has been building for the nominees. >> the best supporting actor category this year is completely stacked with acting legends. >> tom hanks, anthony hopkins, al pacino, joe pesci and the youngest in the group, brad pitt. >> are you an act he were. >> no, i'm a stuntman.

>> dern already taken home awards for her role in "marriage story." >> will she also win the oscar. south korean "par ar sight" wowing with six nominations. likely to win best foreign picture but also nominated for best picture. the only film to be recognized in both categories. every year the show tries to cut ettel run time, ensemble 90 seconds to make the stage and speech. >> they will be rushed along. we know this is the second year without a host for the oscars, so what can we expect on the stage. >> it is. they have a long list of presenters and performers, last year we had a viral moment with brad cooper lady gaga when they

performed shall"shallow." with a live show like this, anything can happen. >> we're certainly looking forward to it. meanwhile tension is building for what could be a historic nature for hollywood. korean film "parasite" potentially the first to win best foreign film and best film. scarlett johansson is looking for the first person to winter acting in the same year, she's up for netflix "marriage story" and best supporting actress for "jojo rabbit." and the youngest person for he g -- egot winner. >> would you like to pick a new name to mark your freedom. >> barack obama and first lady

michelle obama appearing. american factory up for best feature documentary. of course you can watch 92nd oscars today. coverage starts at 10:00 a.m. only on abc 7. don't miss it. now to developing news back in the bay this morning. san francisco police investigating a shooting involving off duty fbi agent. what we know so far is it happened after 11:30 on ashberry street near haight. they shot a man. details of what led up to the shooting have not been released this morning. police asking anyone with information to contact the department. we want to get you the very latest on the coronavirus which we know know has killed more people than the sars virus in the 2000s. in the bay area it failed to put a everyone todayer on the biggest lunar celebration outside of china.

responsible for the deaths of 811, including one american. more than 37,000 people infected and that number is still growing. according to cdc, 12 people have tested positive for the virus in the u.s. 100 more americans are under investigation. according to the "new york times," the rate of new infecti infections each day at the source in china seems to be stablidesing. world health organization say the area is still in the midst of an intend outbreak. last night in san francisco, it was one of the largest lunar celebrations outside of china. again, amid the concern over coronavirus, thousands pack the street to celebrate traditions that date back thousands of years. abc news reporter was there. >> reporter: fireworkers and lion dances set off the lunar new year's parade in san francisco, traditions that go back thousands of years. it's an important time of year

to be with family. >> we wanted to teach the chinese culture. they also enjoy the history of it. >> his kids in line to watch their favorite dances. >> lion dance. >> that's the best part? >> yeah. >> this woman property her family visiting from china. she says they don't usually celebrate at home. >> they haven't seen it in years. they are happy to see it in a foreign country. >> the parade was packed with dances. one thing missing this year, the crowds. there was lots of empty spaces along the usually packed parade route. some predicting smaller because of the coronavirus in china. >> i think you're missing out. >> learning different dance styles. >> this is jimmy's first parade. he knows lots of people stayed home. but he says it was important to come out. >> the community comes first when it comes to supporting it, so that's what i'm here for rmt.

>> for mr. cho visiting from china, he said it was about focusing on centuries of tradition, not current politics. his special message. they are wishing everybody a happy new year in mandarin. relatively peaceful night. no reports of arrests. richmond police looking for hit-and-run driver that took the life of a 4-year-old boy. cornell barnard spoke with the child's family. they are demanding justice. >> she's happy. very like dog. >> she said her 4-year-old son wanted a dog as a pet. it's just one memory with hector she's sharing with us. the unthinkable happened friday. richmond police say a hit-and-run driver struck hector as the family was getting out of

the car. >> translator: he didn't help. he just run away. i just saw my son on the floor. >> we were really hurt by it and feel for the family. >> neighbor quincy witnessed the incident. >> i looked up and there was a bang. it sounded like braking plastic. i looked at the person, made eye contact with him. >> security cameras captured this imannual of the suv. older model two-door ford explorer. >> the vehicle may have possible front end damage. it has custom wheels. >> everyone is hurting. we're all hurting with the mom and the dad. you know, he was part of our neighborhood. >> neighbors say everybody knew hector, a kid with lots of energy and a big smile. his family wanted to share this video tribute of their son. mom who speaks portuguese made this plea through a translator for the driver to do the right thing and surrender.

>> i would say that you took an innocent life. if you stopped to help, he could be alive right now with me. >> just a heartbreaking story. neighbors tell us cars driveway too fast and they are urging the city to install speed lubumps i the neighborhood praefd changes including increased peak service for concord riders, earlier service for most lines and erler direct evening from san francisco to warm springs. two-line service is returning and you'll be seeing new train cars saturday. a lot of people like the sound of that. it's adjusted to accommodate single tracking in the transbay 2. it's still dark and early sunday morning. people might be hearing the wind howling outside. >> you can see the camera behind us shaking. winds are gusty out there.

we have wind advisory and winds are already pretty excessive in the upper elevations. here is a live look outside. you can see the camera shaking from sutro tower camera where temperatures are in the 50s. oakland, san francisco and livermore and that's all due to that mixing of the atmosphere. we'll talk about a cool afternoon, a gusty afternoon, and the prospects for rain through presidents' day. that's coming up next. and when we come back, warriors honor nba legend kobe bryant in the first home game since his tragic death. the tribute to the nine victims in the helicopter crash. we're getting an exclusive look behind the scenes from the oscars. hear from the show's producers and who is expected to and my side super soft? yes. with the sleep number 360 smart bed, on sale now, you can both adjust your comfort with your sleep number setting. can it help me fall asleep faster? yes, by gently warming your feet.

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you're taking a live look at dollby theater where the oscars are set to kick off five hours from now. a sprinkle of rain in the forecast but shouldn't be a downpour like 2015. what a mess that was. we'll have the oscars throughout the morning. can you catch it on abc 7 starting at 5:00. by the way honored legend kobe bryant, his daughter and seven others that died in a helicopter crash. the lakers game was full of tributes. liz pena was at the chase center and has the story. >> reporter: he was a champ that unified rivalry of teams. >> a lot of respect. traveled down to l.a. they are in town. show respect when you can. >> reporter: respect seen and felt through chase center. before the game thousands stood out to honor the nba star during

this video, warrior fans becoming one with lakers fans. 18,000 t-shirts placed on every chair with bryant's number 8 and number 24 as well as bryant's daughter number 2. under it nine stars to remember the nine people aboard that flig flight. >> he put in the hard work to beat my team. i hate when he beat the warriors but the hard work showing up at 5:00 in the morning to beat my teammate. >> steph curry playing a tribute to bryant wearing bryant's number 24. >> it hit so close to home for all of us. everybody has been grieving. i that the our organization did a really good job of honoring kobe and gianna and the other victims that passed away. >> michael also proud to be a

girl dad like kobe bryant. >> you are also a girl dad. >> i'm the epitome of a girl dad. i have four daughters and two granddaughters. >> thank you, kobe, for inspiring me to be the dad i am. i miss you, kobe. >> liz pena, abc 7 news. two days ago they released a preliminary report saying there was no proof of engine failure at the time of the crash that killed bryant. a cause of the crash will be released in a final reports month from now. a memorial for kobe, his daughter and the seven other victims will be held monday february 24th at the staples center in los angeles. hollywood's biggest night is here and we're getting an exclusive look behind the scenes. chris conley sat down with producers and has the details. >> back stage before the academy awards. dazzling winners awaits 2020 recipients revealed by the show's producers. >> it means a lot to win an award, an oscar here. we're happy to be part of that.

>> i think ultimately there's just nothing like the oscar and it's been around for so long. >> with the big show drawing near, stephanie elaine and anett howell taylor offering behind the scenes glitcheses of oscar nominations. >> what was it like seeing the set? >> it was thrilling, one of the most thrilling parts. we both got emotional. >> we did, first time we saw it up. there were tears. >> they are promising musical performances from such nominees as elton john and oscar invitee billie eilish off her grammy. and janelle monae. >> i think it will have good taste and feel theatrical. more music moments than they have had in the show in recent years. >> what can we expect from musical numbers. what will we see that will surprise or delight us. >> it won't be a surprise if we

tell you. >> both of you have included diversity in making movies. what can you do with this show, make a young director, a woman of color, make her feel like she s a place at the hollywood table. >> from the beginning, we always wanted the show to feel diverse and inclusive. i think our choices in terms of what we can make a difference in in terms of presenters and musical numbers, that's where you'll feel a great sense of inclusion. >> and 64 women were nominated this year for coors and that's a record. >> a huge number. >> almost all of the best picture nominees were produced by women. >> what kind of moments can you create on stage that will make the next person like that feel like i'm going to be up there next. >> you'll see. >> chris conley, abc news, los angeles. >> keeping their lips sealed. when the coors are handed out, one last guest will get the last

hurrah, the governor's ball. we're taking you there. our sister station in los angeles is your guide. >> you have this magnificent feeling installation with 2,000 parts. >> cheryl and her team with transformed this 28,000 square feet canvas into one stunning room. this is an exclusive look ips oscars official afterparty, the 2020 governor's ball. it takes 200 technicians 10 days to bring this to life. besides the 1500 or so guests who will be here following the oscars -- >> there will be about 1,000 people here, believe it or not, between waiters and security and entertainer and staff to make this an absolutely seamless night for everyone. >> i want it to be celebratory but relaxes and beautiful. >> the idea for the color scheme came to academy governor during a rehearsal for last year's

show. >> there was a cue card that came up that had smoke, lavender and a little copper around the edge and the wonderful purchase kiss and 1 os. >> no gene simmons. >> no gene commons. >> also center stage at the governor's ball the dozens and dozens of dishes chef wolfgang puck and his team will be serving up. >> we serve 30,000 plates all in small form. you know what i did. i sawhis movie called "parasite" where the koreans are cooking. so i made a big korean pizza, spicy vegetables on top, no cheese. it's so good, i think i'm going to put it on the menu at spago. >> at the end of the night evryone goes home with an oscar, one of these famous chocolate oscars from wolfgang

puck. lots of fun to be had at the oscars. you can watch that only on abc. we want to get you occupy to speed on the forecast sunday with lisa argen. >> all right. good morning to you, julian. live doppler 7 you notice the cloud cover. a lot of wind in the atmosphere. that is allowing for gusts in the upper elevations and wind advisory from the national weather service monday from the hills of the north and east bay. looking at current temperatures, it is 32 in mount diablo. that certainly is the coldest spot. but with all the wind looking at 40s and 50s in livermore and closer to the bay we are 51, san francisco, pasco, 48 in santa rosa. look at the surface winds. naacp 26 miles an hour, 44 miles an hour around fairfield, concord 33-mile-an-hour winds. the gusts check it out in the upper elevations we see winds in the 80 to even close to 90 miles

an hour. 87 miles an hour mount saint helena. they have come down a bit. purples are the strong ewinds. mount diablo, 32, wind gusts 55. mount tam a wind gust of 46. you can see why we have the wind advisory. the gusts throughout the day today around the bay, anywhere from 30 to 40 miles an hour. 7:00 they really begin to ramp up and throughout 2:00 we're looking at still gusty winds 30 miles an hour, hayward, redwood city and in the south bay. as we get on through the evening hours it's still windy out there. you can see the reds. if this was march or april, we could have a red flag warning. these are offshore gusty winds. because the fuels are moist and we've had some rain we're not looking at problems. 7:00 monday morning, 25-mile-an-hour wind gust and still looking breezy through 11:00 the winds begin to dial back. here is a look outside from our exploratorium camera. cool and breezy to start, clear,

strong, gusty winds with sunshine. looking at dry weather not only today, through valentine's day, presidents' day holiday, and it is looking possible that we could see dry weather till about february 20th, 21st. it's unlikely that we're going to catch up in terms of our rainfall. 61 in oakland, 59 in san mateo. windy day, mid-60s in the north. certainly going to feel cooler out there. as we check the ten-day outlook for rain notice .04" in santa rosa. north coast here not looking at that much over an inch of rain. certainly dry times continue. for the oscars rain the likelihood until 3:00. then a passing shower, free sprinkles. they also have a wind advisory, 60 degrees throughout the later afternoon. accuweather forecast, a string of sunny days. today we have strong winds and looking at the breezy winds tomorrow we will be calmer. as we get into the middle of the week we warm up into the 60s.

we'll cool back down by the end of the week. looking at the dry conditions and the cool numbers at the coast. so they have that wind as well, but they are also looking at a possibility of snow in the mountains and a little more moisture as we have the dryer conditions up here. so things will be blown around down there. >> they really will. patio weather for lunch may be coming up this week. >> absolutely, though. you might as well enjoy it. >> exactly. if you can get any rain out of it. thank you, lisa. still to come, boys of summer back in town in san francisco. check out points stuff for base

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good morning. it's a sunday. thanks so much for being here with us. we start this half hour with a look at the forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. we are tracking gusty wind out there, lisa. >> you see the trees blowing behind you, julian. as we look at the current temperatures, you notice how mild they are. 50 in hayward, 51 in berkeley. as we look closer to the bay, about the same, low 40s. surface wins, 44 by the delta, nap, noft okay, santa rosa over 25, hayward over 25 miles an hour. up in height, 47 around mount helen na. mount diablo, 60-mile-an-hour gusts. a wind advisory through monday morning for north and east bay hills. peninsula highlighted as well, santa cruz mountains. as we go through the morning hours, mild, breezy to gusty in

the noonhour for 60s, for some of you upper 50s elsewhere. by 3:00, 4:00 we have a cooler day. we are dry. it is a little bit rainy in southern california, also windy. we'll talk oscars in a few minutes. julian. >> thank you, lisa. it is the final push heading into the new hampshire primary, democratic presidential candidates sharpening attacks against one another particularly taking aim against pete buttigieg and bernie sanders who find themselves at the front of the pack in the state polls and top finishes in iowa. trevor live in new hampshire with the latest this morning. good morning, trevor. >> julian, good morning. we're in the final stretch. while sanders and buttigieg arguing there's still no national front-runner, the candidates have almost a new willingness to attack one another as they fight for the nomination. >> with only two days until new hampshire cast its vote in the presidential primary, the gloves are coming off between qassem soleimani. former vice president joe biden

taking aim at pete buttigieg. >> joe biden helped save the auto industry which revived the economy in the midwest. pete buttigieg revitalized the sidewalks of downtown south bend by laying out decorative brick. >> launching that scathing new attack ad belittling the mayor's lack of national experience. >> this guy is not a barack obama. barack obama had been a senator for a large state. >> he rocketed to the top after a strong iowa finish. >> some folks are out there saying what business does a mayor of south bend have running for presidency. you don't have an office in washington but that's exactly the point. >> senator sanders who dominated last do round is once again at the top of the pack. >> people want health care. how do we stop it. they ain't going to stop in. >> senator amy klobuchar rode a wave of energy after a strong debate. she's hoping a higher showing.

senator elizabeth warren slipping in polls spent the weekend knocking on doors, gathering support. last night just about every candidate was at a democratic party fundraiser here in new hampshire. the line that got the biggest cheer was from bernie sanders who says no matter who the nominee is, the party will unite behind them in order to beat president trump. that may be true but the party is divided on which have these candidates actually has the best chance of beating the candidate. in manchester, new hampshire, trevor ault. >> thank you very much. coming up with week three democratic candidates will be discussion their strategies heading into the new hampshire primary. joe biden, pete buttigieg and elizabeth warren will be talking with george stephanopoulos. you can watch the full interviews with george stephanopoulos right here at 8:00 on abc 7. the primary is weeks away in california. we want you to be a prepared and informed voter in our weekly series chasing california with week, we explore the rise in the

unaffiliated voter, people not affiliated with any party and they are important to the upcoming election. here is a sneak peek at the episode with abc 7 news reporter liz kreutz. >> he was an independent. what else could i do. i couldn't fully grow with either-or, so i just go with i believe. >> why do you think we're seeing a rise in people deciding to have no party preference. >> maybe a sign of the times. i think the biggest party, really, it's up to candidates and political parties to make their case to eligible voters as to why they should affiliate with them. >> big question for a lot of candidates is how do you get the voters into the booth to vote for me, or is it too much trouble and i'm not going to. >> in previous episodes of

"chasing california" we caught up with bernie sanders, michae bloomberg and andrew yang. you can find the full episode online on abc 7 news app, youtube and amazon fire. marin city making sure every person counts through take campaign as it looks to build a better bay area. abc 7 news was there as the city building efforts to raise the profile and getting people to take part in the 2020 census. it's creating banners to highlight community members and draw attention to the importance of taking part in the census count. >> we want people to know that marin city has value in this county. we know that people -- there are six generations of families here, and we're celebrating all the hard work that the people who came to work in the ship beyond a reasonable doubt days. >> despite the banner they are getting people to sign up to be census workers. it determines the amount of funding the local community will

oversee. as always we want to hear from you about your ideas how we can build a better bay area. we need your help. you can share ideas by joining our build a better bay area group on facebook. we have a lot to come on abc 7 mornings including oscars coverage. we'll talk about the achievement that makes the nominated animated short pitbull different from other pixar projects. we have a live look outside looking at exploratorium camera. you can see it shaking as we're tracking gusty

morning. we're taking a live look at san mateo bridge right now as you see traffic picking up in both directions. another look at the forecast in just a second as we are tracking gusty wind this morning. you can notice the camera behind me shaking right here. but let's talk about this right now. today is national pizza today and we've got some pretty good ideas how you can help celebrate. you can get a free large pizza when you place an order of $25 on postmates. that means lisa and i have to both order a pie. you have to use the code pizza day. $40 or more with 10 off 40. if you by any chance are expecti expecting call cauliflower, they will give you a free pie if your

baby is born on pizza day. >> i get it. took me a day but i get it. a lot of info about pizza. >> now we're hungry. >> forget coffee. we'll go right to pizza. you can see the camera shaking, feel the weind out there, it is mild. the wind advisory will go into effect in the next hour or two. look at mount tam where winds are over 40 miles an hour. it is 51 downtown in oakland, also in the mid to upper 40s in the south bay. with mild temperatures, gusty winds, what kind of day will we have? i'll answer that and talk about showers in southern california coming up. also next up, the new look warriors battle, lakers at chase center. we have andrew with his

othroughout the country for the past twelve years, mr. michael bloomberg is here. vo: leadership in action. mayor bloomberg and president obama worked together in the fight for gun safety laws, to improve education, and to develop innovative ways to help teens gain the skills needed to find good jobs. obama: at a time when washington is divided in old ideological battles he shows us what can be achieved when we bring people together to seek pragmatic solutions. bloomberg: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. it is 5:42 as you wake up on sunday morning. what are you looking at right

there, the dolby theater where the oscar will be happening 12 hours from now, even sooner the a-list celebrities will be strutting their stuff down the red carpet. you can only catch the coors right her on abc 7. in sports the warriors back in action against miami heat at the chase center. it's the final home game before the alzheimer's break. last night took on lebron james and lakers. here is abc 7 sports anchor with highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. now, warriors head coach steve kerr said before warriors lakers game on saturday, this would be a fresh restart for both the team and new acquisition andrew williams. when they are back to full strength and full health. warriors playing the first game since the tragic helicopter crash. andrew williams, steffi curry wearing kobe 24, 6-0 run to open

the game. marquise chris throwing the first. williams first bucket. three ball corner pocket it's good and deficit down to one. second quarter l.a. up 7. leb running the floor and get it up to dwight howard who throws it down. lakers led by 7 at the break. anthony davis on the break, a quick pass there to lebron. lakers led by as many as 21. dubs fight back, wiggins scores 24 in his warriors debut. warriors down to 5 but lebron winning time. the dagger from deep. he had 22 points, 11 assists, lakers win by 5. here is the new guy after his first game on warriors ground. >> today i was running the floor, trying to get shots. i was a little nervous at first, big crowd, new home but felt

good out there. >> he's super athletic. there's one play where rondo kind of had a layup and he went up and blocked the hell out of him. i like playing with him, being in a pick-and-roll. he's super aggressive. >> we've lost so many guys in the last year. wings are hard to find, 6'8", athletic, you think about him when steph and clay come back, he fits the puzzle. we're excited to have him here. i thought he played really well. >> let's head to pebble. ely and payton playing at pebble. peyton on top, eli on bottom. they can play football but also golf. they sink it. one stroke back of taylor, third shot. nicholson. next hole birdie on back-to-back. lefty starting to get it

together. 5 under finishes at 16 under. putting for eagle at spy glass, drains the long birdie, 3 under 69 finish at 17 under, one stroke up on nicholson heading in. as vince mcmadden would say, this is the xfl 2.0. d.c. defenders against seattle dragons. coaches replaced. that's fun. third quarter, defenders down. reverse pitch back to cardale jones. lee, nice moves for touchdown, defenders win xfl opener 31-19. still some more football to play. next up for dubs home date with miami heat. andre traded. >> i can't believe xfl it's back. 9:46 is the wake up on sunday. another look at the forecast with lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> hey there, julian. we certainly have the advertised wind we've been talking about.

not only upper elevations but you might feel it at your houseworking to the surface. our wind advisory through the morning not officially starting until 7:00. it is certainly out there. yesterday it was breezy in spots but today it looks like not only will we see these offshore winds but they will stay with us. in fact, this could be extended through tuesday. here they are out of the north at 29 miles an hour. can you see throughout the day until we get into 9:00 tomorrow. they are gusty, out of the northeast. so it's cool, it's windy to breezy out there. temperatures are going to feel even cooler because of the direction of the wind and the strength of the wind. here is emeryville. can you see how windy it is from where our cameras are situated in the upper elevations. we are over 50 miles an hour in many spots. live doppler 7. the dry component to the northeast wind allowing for clear start here. you can see clouds to the north. there are some clouds to the south and southern california

tracking a few showers as we get through the first part of the day then drying out. it is 49 in san ramon, 50 walnut creek, 51 in pleasant hill. closer to the bay mid-40s. with all of that air mixing out, temperatures are fairly uniform. check out the northeast wind at the surface. you can see how breezy it is to windy. 33-mile-an-hour wind around concord while hayward is up to 24 as well as the airport. see what we call low level wind sheer for some arriving and departing flights, half moon bay 37 miles an hour. let's go up 1,000 feet. it gets pretty aggressive from 40 to 52 from mount diablo. the air temperature is 32 mount diablo, it's chilly. we are looking at these winds to last right on through monday, possibly tuesday. throughout the day we've got 30 to 35-mile-an-hour wind gust across the bay from the east bay to south bay, the north bay. the darker shades indicate stronger winds.

this is as we go into the evening hours. it's still windy. we're still looking at the offshore components, wind gusts over 30 miles an hour. overpass hours. tree limbs down, power outages at 7:00 monday morning. but the lighter shade of blue comes in past noontime on monday. it's goi to take a while. then we'll get another reinforcing shot of windy conditions. we could see another wind advisory into tuesday. our himghlights looking at gust winds, breezy morning, dry pattern. highs 60s, fremont san rafael, 58 vallejo. as we look at the next 10 days, looking for rain, looking hard. we're not seeing much. maybe a quarter -- maybe a few hundredths as we get into the latter part of presidents' day. so down in southern california, they have the wind. the wind advisory. a few sprinkles, actually some showers through about 3:00. then after 3:00, it's just a couple hundredths maybe a sprinkle here or there. accuweather seven-day forecast.

strong winds throughout the day, evening, overpass hours, calm down tomorrow afternoon. temperatures climb into the middle of the week and looking at the cooldown by the middle of the week. seems like this pattern warm-up, cool down, winds. >> back forth, back, forth. >> it's obvious. >> exactly. hopefully past the ten-day outlook we might find rain. >> rain dance. >> something to bring it out, right? >> we've got to do something. >> thank you, lisa. bay area pixar is often an oscar contender for best short. no surprise there. though it has a lost history in that category, this year's nominee is unlike any of its predecessors. behind the sense with the makers. >> you might not think kit bull as an oscar underdog but it's an underdog and undercat. it's about a stray cat and

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good sunday morning to you. it is february 9th. i'm julian glover. we have a whole lot to discuss on abc 7 mornings. we have to start it off with meteorologist lisa argen because we are talking about really gusty wind outside this morning. as i was crossing the bay bridge this morning, lisa, definitely 10:00 and 2:00 on the steering wheel. >> no doubt about that. gustiest winds we've seen have been upwards 87 miles an hour around mount saint helena. surface winds at 30 miles an hour out of northeast novato, santa rosa, concord,