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,

37-mile-an-hour winds. we have winds pretty much all around the bay area. that's why we have wind advisory above 1,000 feet. gusts to 48 mount diablo, mount tam. look at the foothills, 40 miles an hour, 32 on top of mount diablo. monday morning north, northeast winds sustained 35 miles an hour. gusts in the upper elevations could be up to auto -- 50 and0 0 miles an hour. bayshore no advisory, just under advisory category. 50s and 60s. this afternoon in the 50s but dry. countdown is on, hours away from the 92nd oscars. live at the dolby theater in hollywood what we can expect on hollywood's biggest night. good morning, ram in, a. >> good morning, as final touches on the red carpet behind

us, many are wondering who will take home the statuette tonight. >> the red carpet is rolled out and ready. tonight we'll find out who is taking home one of those coveted oscars. the show is going hostless for the second year in a row, a format that raised viewership last year. >> even though there's not a host this year, you can plenty of star power at the oscars, big name performers, very hollywood centric. >> cynthia reeva, the youngest egot winner, chp stands 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, all hollywood veterans. >> are you an actor? >> no, i'm a stuntman. >> one favorite, laura dern, has already taken home awards for her supporting role in "marriage story." >> part of what we can do is tell me your story. >> will she also win the oscar. and south korean thriller "parasite" wowing audiences with six nominations. likely to win best foreign picture but also nominated for best picture. only the sixth film to be recognized in both categories. every year the show tries to cut its run time. this year same as every year, only 90 seconds for winners to make it to the stage and their acceptance speeches. abc 7 news. julian. >> they will be ushering people on and off the stage. 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. >> a lot of people looking forward to billie eilish, thanks, ramina. you can watch the 92nd oscars, coverage begins on abc 7. we want to get you to developing news in the bay area. san francisco police investigating a shooting involved an off duty fbi agent. it happened just after 11:30 on ashberry street near haight. police say the agent shot a man. he was taken to the hospital with life threatening injuries we're told. details about what led up to the shooting not being released right now. police are asking anyone with information to contact the department. this morning richmond police are looking for hit-and-run driver who took the life of a 4-year-old boy. it happened friday.

abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard spoke with the child's family and this morning they are demanding justice. >> happy, like doggy. >> she says her her son hector desperately wanted 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 breaking plastic. the car stopped. i looked at the person, made eye contact with him. >> security cameras captured

this image of the suv. police say it's an 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 drive way too fast and they are urging the city to install speed bumps in the neighborhood. in richmond, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. now as you wake up this morning, we want to get you to the latest on the coronavirus, which we now know has killed

more people than the sars virus did in the early 2000s. concern in china is still high but here in the bay area it did not put a damp er on the bigges lunar celebration outside of china. responsible for the deaths of 811, including one american. more than 37,000 people infected with the virus, 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 infections each day at the source of the outbreak in china seems to be stabilizing. world health organization say the area is still in the midst of an intense outbreak. last night in san francisco, it was one of the largest lunar celebrations outside of china. again, amid the concern over coronavirus, thousands packed the streets to celebrate traditions that date back

thousands of years. abc 7 news reporter ansar hanson was there. >> reporter: fireworks 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 heritage and 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 brought her family visiting from china. she says they don't usually celebrate at home. >> they haven't seen it in years. they are so happy to see it here in a foreign country. >> the parade was packed with floats and dances. one thing missing this year, the crowds. there was lots of empty spaces along the usually packed parade route. some predicting smaller crowds because of the coronavirus in china and parts of asia.

>>ing i think you're missing out if you're going to generalize. i think you're missing out on an opportunity. >> 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. >> 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 any arrests. in san francisco, i'm answar hassen. earlier weekday for lines and service from san francisco to warm springs earlier. i like the sound of that. 2 line service in san francisco is returning and more b.a.r.t.

train cars on saturdays. the evening schedule adjusted to better accommodate single tracking and transbay, too. as you just wake up with us on sunday morning, we want to let you know, hang onto the hat as you walk outside. >> the winds at the surface and higher elevations. you can see the camera shaking here for mount tam, wind gusts, 50 miles an hour. wind advisory, 50 miles an hour. windy, 50s, cooler. these are offshore winds. it's even windy all the way down the coast in southern california. they could even see some rain. are we going to get so lucky? i'll have the answers next. thank you, lisa. after the short break warriors honored kobe bryant in the first home game since his tragic death. we'll show you the tribute to the victims of the helicopter crash. we're getting an inclusive look behind the

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because he always has. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. welcome back from the break. we're taking a live look at emeryville from the city. if you take a close look, you can see it's up and down like a pogo stick. it's whipping our camera. the wind in place, lisa is tracking this and we'll hear from her in a few minutes with the full forecast. lakers honored kobe bryant, his daughter gianna, a superstar in her own right and the others killed.

they played the game and liz pena was at the chase center and has the story. >> it was a chant that unified a rivalry between teams. >> pay respects. a lot of them like my brother 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 up to honor the nba star during this video, warrior fans becoming one with lakers fans. 18,000 t-shirts placed on every chair here at chase center with bryant's number 8 and number 24 as well as bryant's daughter gianna, number 2. under it nine stars to remember the nine people aboard that flight. >> he put in the hard work to beat my team. i hated it when he beat the warriors, but that hard work he put in showing up at 5:00 in the

morning before his teammates. >> 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 fb seven victims who 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. >> reporter: in san francisco, liz pena, abc 7 news. lots of love for the icon. 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 scene look at the oscars. chris conley sat down with producers of the big show and has the details. >> reporter: back stage before this year's academy awards, a dazzling winners awaits 2020 recipients revealed by the show's producers. >> it means a lot to win an award, to win 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. >> the legacy. >> with the big show drawing near, stephanie elaine and anett howell taylor offering behind the scenes glimpses of the 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 fresh off her grammy triumph, and janelle monae. >> i think it will have good pace, feel theatrical. there's more music moments than they have had in the show in the 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 has 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 oscars, and that's a huge 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. >> they are giving nothing away. that's why you've got to watch to see what's going to happen. watching the coors tomorrow, "live with kelly and ryan" will be hosting annual after the oscars show. it will celebrate biggest moments of the stars and oscars. you can catch the special oscars edition on "live with kelly and ryan." we have you covered everything oscars today and tomorrow as well. meantime meteorologist lisa argen is tracking the forecast as you wake up on this sunday. hey, lisa. >> hey there, julian. it's clear, windy out there. our wind advisory starts at 7:00 this morning but the atmosphere has allowed for gusty winds

starting in the upper levels, working down to the surface and really verifying 25 to 30 miles an hour right where we live but upper elevations are windier. notice the big picture where it's dry, clouds in southern california. a system down there could bring a few sprinkles throughout the first part of the day. 51 belmont, 52 san mateo, 50s hayward and fremont. so temperatures seem pretty mild but you add in the wind and that's a different story. northeast winds up to 47 miles an hour by the delta. hayward 23-mile-an-hour winds. looking all around the bay, the surface winds are up to 33 miles an hour, santa rosa at the coast over 30 miles an hour. could have delays with that wind shear at the airport. take a look what happens up at 1,000 feet. 68-mile-an-hour wind gusts, mount saint helena, 58 mount diablo, mount tam 48-mile-an-hour wind gusts and foothills up to 40 miles an hour. we have got that offshore flow.

if it was any time other than february, we would definitely have a fire weather watch. looking at some pretty dangerous conditions. but we've had some moisture in january, nothing in february, you know. as we go throughout the day, the winds continue to gust. here we are 2:00 and looking at 30-mile-an-hour wind gusts from oakland. better than that in livermore. all over the bay you've got red, yellows, 7:00 begin to ease in parts of the bay. we've got wind advisory through the overnight hours into early monday morning. still gusty out there. it's past noontime when things begin to settle down around the bay. so those offshore winds keeping us dry, keeping the fog out of the bay and looking at a pretty gusty scenario throughout the afternoon. we'll have the sun but the dry pattern looking to last through the holiday. that's presidents' day. here is a look at the north bay, see the camera shaking. as we look at the rainfall season, this is what we received in the first column, 15" in

santa rosa since the season started and the ample next to it in blue. you can see 60% in san francisco and down to about 47% oakland. livermore 40% of average with just over 2 1/3" of rain. falling well behind, of course. no rain in the outlook. wind today, tomorrow, into tuesday. 61 in oakland. look for low 60s in concord. we have the winds with us keeping it cool throughout the afternoon. in southern california they also have a wind advisory but showers throughout the first half of the day. showers end by 3:00, a few sprinkles near 60. accuweather seven-day forecast with temperatures in the 50s at the coast. gusty, cool day. low- to mid-60s elsewhere. winds calm down by the afternoon. a string of sunny and milder days. once again cooling back by the end of the week. kind of a good day to stay inside and watch the oscars. >> there you go. it's on abc 7, so you don't even

have to switch the channel. >> you've got to see the clothes earlier throughout the afternoon. >> that's what a lot of people want to see anyway, what's she wearing? what's he wearing? >> that's almost bigger than the show. >> we've got you starting at 10:00 a.m. on abc 7. you don't have to change the channel. don't leave the couch. we've got you. the boys of summer back in town in san francisco. check out all the fun stuff for baseball fans

welcome back. we have a lot more local news. but whit johnson joining us for what's coming up on "good morning america." >> good morning. the death toll for coronavirus now surpassing sars passengers on board affected by coronavirus as concerns over the global outbreak. plus two american soldiers dead in afghanistan after what appears to be an insider attack. this morning motives unknown. finally, the oscars are here. the stars and sparkle hours away. we're taking you behind the scenes and what to expect from red carpet looks. that's all ahead on "gma." >> "gma" starts at 7:00 after abc 7 mornings. spring is in the air in st. francis. abc 7 news at oracle park as giants held their annual fanfest. it's a chance for fans of the

orange and black to mingle as well as get autographs and hear from favorite players. it doesn't cost anything to get in. the highlight for so many is not only to wander around the stadium but actually step on the field itself. >> being on the field is something i never thought i would experience, being in the dugout, too. this is a time for everyone to enjoy their inner child. embrace what we call baseball. we all come together for this sport, and we all support a team. >> giants begin spring training in arizona. still to come here on abc 7 mornings in our new series "chasing california" we took a look at the importance of the unaffiliated voter in the upcoming elections and why those voters really matter so much. >> it's starting to get intense in new hampshire just two days out from the primary.

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overnight hours, 52 in the city, 40 gilroy, 50 on the c.o.w.s. from the roof camera, it looks nice. it feels cold and blustery with winds anywhere from 20 to 30 miles an hour at the surface. when you do up in height and looking aggressive. at the airport 33 miles an hour surface winds as well as santa rosa. let's go up 1,000 feet. you'll notice mount saint helena at 50 miles an hour. how about mount diablo, 70-mile-an-hour wind gusts. if this was any time other than february, we would definitely be looking at fire conditions. but we've had some moisture into january. the wind advisory not right around the bayshore line. still breezy there, though, but we're looking at the strongest winds north and east bay hills. we're in the 50s to low 60s throughout the day. the winds will ease a little bit tonight. julian. >> thank you, lisa. the final push heading into the new hampshire primary. democratic presidential candidates are sharpening their

attacks against one another particularly taking aim at mayor pete buttigieg and bernie sanders who find themselves at the front of the pack in the latest polls. trevoror ault with the latest. >> julian, good evening. we're in the final stretches in new hampshire with no clear nationwide winner in the race, they seem to be showing a new willingness to attack one another as they fight for the nomination. with only two days before the te primary, joe biden taking aim at mayor beatipete 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. >> reporter: buttigieg rocketed

toward the top of the polls 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 bernie sanders who dominated in new hampshire last go-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 riding a wave of energy after a strong debate performance she's hoping will relate to a higher showing while senator elizabeth warren slipping in the 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 who has the best shot of beating the president. in manchester, new hampshire,

trevor ault, abc 7 news. coming up three of the democratic candidates will be discussing 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 on this week with george right here on abc 7. the primary is weeks away in california. we want you to be a prepared and informed voter. so in our weekly political series "chasing california" we explore the rise in unaffiliated voters. people who are not affiliated with any political party and their importance in the upcoming primary. here is a sneak peek at the episode with abc 7 news reporter liz kreutz. >> i registered as an independent, because what else was i going to do? i couldn't fully agree 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 part, really, it's up to candidates and political parties to make their case to eligible voters as to why they should affiliate with them. >> abc 7 contributor and chronicle insider phil matier. >> 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, michael bloomberg and andrew yang. you can find the full episode online on abc 7 news app, youtube and amazon fire. we've got you covered everywhere. marin city making sure every person counts through the new campaign as it looks to build a better bay area. abc 7 news was there as the city unveiled its efforts to not only raise its profile but get 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 yard 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 receive. of course, we want to hear from you, we need to hear from you, about your ideas on how to build a better bay area. you can share ideas by joining our build a better bay area group on facebook. still to come on abc 7 mornings, all about the oscars. the achievement that makes nominated animated short "kitbull" different from other pixar projects. we have a live look outside looking at exploratorium camera. doesn't that look gorgeous? the sun rising in the distance right there. again, you can see the wind bouncing the camera around.

that wind advisory in effect. lisa argen back in just a couple moments to tell us when that is

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50-mile-an-hour wind gusts. over here 2,000 feet. at 1,000 winds at 60 miles an hour across the day mount diablo, 53 in oakland, concord, 51 santa rosa. we are milder, windy all day. we'll talk about some more pleasant spring-like weather coming up in the seven-day outlook in a few minutes. next up, new look warriors battle lakers at chase center. andrew wiggins made his debut. andrew wiggins made his debut. chris has ♪ ♪ the wait is over. try my new tiny tacos. 15 for 3 bucks or loaded for 4 bucks. delivered exclusively with uber eats.

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welcome back. 6:42 as we take a live look outside of dolby theater on hollywood boulevard in los angeles with a 90 second academy awards set to take place less than 11 hours from now. of course, abc 7 us your home to watch the academy awards. our coverage continues at 10:00 a.m. on abc 7. in sports this morning the warriors are back in action tomorrow night against miami heat at chase center. it's the final home game before the all-star break. last night took on lebron james and other team lakers. here is chris alvarez with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> 30 games builds momentum next

year when back to full strength and full health. warriors playing their first game since the passing of kobe bryant, his daughter and seven others in the tragic helicopter crash. reminders around the center. stephen curry wearing the 24 jersey. marquese chriss, deficit down to 1. l.a. up 7. lebron running the floor, getting it to dwight howard who gets it down. they lead by 7. third quarter take control off warriors turnover. anthony davis a quick pass 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", long, he's athletic. you think about him when steph and clay come back, he fits the puzzle. i think we're all really excited to have him here and i thought he played really well tonight. >> let's head to pebble. ely and peyton at pebble. look at the split scream. peyton on top, eli on bottom.

they can play football but also golf. they sink it. one stroke back of taylor, third shot from the bunker on 13. he holes it in. what a shot that was, 14 under. next hole birdie on back-to-back holes. lefty starting to get it together. 5 under 6 finishes the day at 16 under. taylor entered solo league at 12 under putting for eagle at 7 on spy glass, drains the long bird, one stroke up on nicholson heading into the final round. as vince mcmadden would say, this is the xfl 2.0. you saw it here on abc 7. d.c. defenders against seattle dragons. coaches replaced. that's fun. third quarter, defenders down. trickery, 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 the dubs, a home date with miami heat.

a familiar face just traded to miami. we'll see if he's in uniform monday night. have a great sunday. >> thank you, chris. now we want a look at the bay area forecas. meteorologist lisa argen has been very busy. >> hey. wind whipped out there, clear sky. we haveind advisory, verifying certainly at the surface upper elevations. it is allowing for south texas in the 40s and 50s. what is that concern? it's almost the entire bay area. not right around the bayshore but will be breezy there. we're looking right now at winds at the surface from 20 to 40 miles an hour. but you go up about 1,000 feet and gusts in excess of 60 miles an hour. possibility of some limbs coming down, maybe some power outages. if it was not february, we would be looking at those offshore winds bringing high fire danger. we have a little moisture in january. much more in december. we've had nothing in february, like i need to remind you of

that. the big picture shows a big carving out of high pressure to the east of us, low pressure along the coast. the flow around that high is making breezy to gusty winds. surface winds 37 miles an hour in concord. you're looking at 32 miles an hour in livermore, hayward at 23 miles an hour. the airport could see some delays on flights trying to take off in santa rosa. it's been awfully windy. if you're not windy yet, you will be looking at mount saint helena, winds at 50 miles an hour. overnight we had wind gust of 47 miles an hour. mount tam 48 wind gust, mount diablo, 40 miles an hour, down to the south bay east foothills 40 miles an hour. look at the roof camera. it is certainly gusty out there, 52 downtown, 45 san jose, looking at 50 on the coast. the view from the east bay nice and clear with 51 santa rosa. you know something is going on when it's 51 in santa rosa in february. 53 in concord.

here is a look at the wind gusts throughout the afternoon. so the reds, purples indicate the very gusty winds. you can see they are coming from the east pushing all across the bay. 2:00 in the afternoon, 30 miles an hour from oakland down through hayward, redwood city, half moon bay. as we get to sunset, things change, wind advisory, 7:00 in the morning, still gusty out there. it's not until the afternoon, afternoon time, where we see the winds ease up. you know, there's another event coming into tuesday we could see more wind. here is a look at sfo where it's clear out there. breezy to windy, strong gusty winds with the sunshine. the dry pattern continuing into pesidents' day it looks like. we're talking about no rain so far for the month of february. 60 in fremont, 61 in san jose. anywhere from about 40 to 70% of average is where we stand so far across the bay area in terms of rainfall. breezy, a few sprinkles later on

in the afternoon. they have got rain throughout the first half of the morning. maybe a tenth to .2, a system bringing wind advisory in california. accuweather seven-day forecast, a wind-whipped oscar. looking at easing winds tomorrow. we warm up. it's going to feel like spring. less rain midweek, then we cool off again. that pattern keeps sort of happening week after week. >> they will be taping everything in place for the oscars tonight as they walk down the red carpet for sure. not a downpour like back in 2014 when they brought out the studio has a long successful history in best short, this is unlike predecessors. abc 7 news anchor kristen sze goes behind the scenes with the makers of "kitbull." >> you may not think of a film

out of pixar but "kitbull" is an underdog and undercat. it's about a stray cat and abused pitbull forging unlikely friendship and brighter future. it has humble and accidental beginnings. >> i started sketching the little black kitten in 2013 while i was working on a feature film project at the time at pixar. i started watching cat videos for fun, stress relief. >> stress relief turned into an obsession. she created a story about the little black kitten and pixar green lighted it as the third project made under the spark shot program. the aim is to discover new story tellers and include diverse voices. >> we had six months to take the short from storyboards to the finished, final product. we had a budget that's about a fifth of the theatrical short's budget usually was. >> "kitbull" is a departure for pixar.

the studio is known for its amazing cgi. this is the first fully 2d animated project. the 2d style reduces the budget and production time while enhancig personality traits of the main character. >> the kitten could not have been done without the hand drawn quality because the kitten is unpredictable and spastic. so every drawing is always going to be different from animator to animator. >> while "kitbull" is tight on purse strings, it tugs heavily on heart strings. two animals who have never known love or friendship finding it in each other. discovering happiness. >> was there an element of you in either of the characters? >> definitely. the kitten is the one i started with and just poured more of my experience and point of view into. it was the character that struggled with connection and learning to be vulnerable. that's something i struggled with growing up.

>> you might think ross anna must have a cat. >> i love my husband, however, he's very allergic to cats. >> at least not yet. >> we do talk about the fact we reached this big milestone of being nominated. if good luck shines on us, we may consider getting a cat anyways. >> in emeryville, kristen sze, abc 7 news. if your oscar nomination got lost in the mail but you're still looking to have fun watching the coors this evening, we're going to tell you about this, one of the biggest parties outside of hollywood. the bay area gala called glitz

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happening tonight in san francisco with one of the biggest oscar parties outside of hollywood, tonight is the 40th annual academy of friends oscars gala, hundreds of people dressed up for fun and festive viewing party with some of the bay area's finest restaurants. tickets start at $150 and ben gets a good cause. organizations that help those with hiv and aids. the party starts at 5:00 p.m. at the commonwealth club. we're going to have a lot of people dressing up nice and fancy in hollywood and of course in san francisco for that, too. they will have to deal with wind. >> i used to go to an oscar party that had us dress up. >> you going this time? >> not going. we are looking at windy conditions, wind advisory. here are the current surface winds. 33 to 43 miles an hour from the airport to the delta. you go up in height. we are over 60 miles an hour,

mount diablo. no bike ride or hike. if you do, you will get blown around. wind whipped today but easing winds. mild spring-like through the week. well into february and staying dry with cooler pattern into next weekend. >> all right. we'll just hope for some rain in the near future. >> pray, do all you can. >> seriously. thank you, lisa. thanks so much for joining us on abc 7 mornings. i'm julian glover with lisa argen. abc 7 news continues at 9:00 a.m. "good morning america" is next. "this week with george stephanopoulos" is at 8:00. have a great one.

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