now at 5:00, strong winds knocked down trees and power lines leading to power outages and a big cleanup today. mike says it is not over yet. he has our full forecast. good morning on this february 10th. >> we know a lot of you are wondering what you can expect with the winds today. mike has the answer. >> let's look at the wind advisory, this is what's left. it's mainly above 1,000 feet. it's the north bay mountains, east bay hills, the diablo range. all those areas in yellow where the winds today all the way through 11:00 tomorrow morning. we have more than 24 hours, about 30 hours worth of gusts. i think most of the trees that are going to come down have probably come down and most of the limbs, too, there's still

that outside chance that could happen. 51 in st. helena. 50 in diablo. 31 tamalpais. in the lower elevations, a little breeze looking from the exploratorium. here's your 12-hour planner, starting off from the 30s to 50s this morning. we'll be more homogenized this afternoon, mid to upper 60s with sunshine. jobina? >> good morning. we have our mass transit updates for you now. ferries are running with no delays. 11 trains for b.a.r.t., all on time. ace 1 is also on time. want to bring your attention to this, the b.a.r.t. service expansion begins today. earlier weekday service on some lines and two-line service into san francisco on sunday. the bottom line to all of this, check the schedule because there are changes and almost every line will be impacted in some way. live look at the bay bridge toll plaza, cash lanes are stacking up. live look at san francisco, 280 at king street, nice and empty

to begin the monday morning commute. new this morning, the highway patrol working to find out why a man was walking along a freeway before being hit and killed. this happened along northbound u.s. highway 101 in south san francisco. the victim died at the scene around 9:30 last night. drivers faced delays and at one point the chp closed all the lanes on northbound 101. those lanes reopened just before midnight. the san mateo county coroner has not released the man's name. we're still dealing with high winds this morning. it was a wild sunday for a lot of you. this video is from castro valley. one of the many communities that saw power outages. >> liz kreutz joins us live from there with how it looks now. good morning. >> good morning. crews are working right now to clean up the mess caused by those winds. i want to show you behind me now, you can see these crews here on helen street and higher avenue, a portion of higher

avenue is still closed off as these crews work to restore power for people in the neighborhood. winds caused a massive 15-foot tree to collapse on to the road as well as nine power lines yesterday afternoon. that forced 12 homes o evacuate. >> we're concerned with homes adjacent to the fallen eucalyptus, there are still several 100-foot tall trees to the rear of the structure. >> the wind picked up. it was scary how fast the wind picked up. >> reporter: as winds picked up, another tree fell and damaged a water pipe on higher avenue. alameda county said they had 20 calls backlogged at one point. some power is back on, but higher avenue is still in the

dafshg f dark for some parets. more winds are on the way again today. live in castro valley, liz kreutz, abc7 news. thousands of bay area residents have no electricity because of the high winds knocking out power lines. here's a look at pg&e's website that shows the outages. right now, 26,000 homes and businesses do not have power. the east bay is the hardest hit area with more than 20,000 customers in the dark. pg&e outages peaked yesterday at 300,000. airline travelers may once again experience delays because of the high winds, especially at sfo. drivers encountered a rare sight flights landing over highway 101 in millbrae. be winds forced a different approach. about 40% of sfo's flights were delayed or canceled yesterday. you can track the weather right from your phone any time, download our free abc7 news app,

click on the weather tab at the bottom to get the latest information. we're following breaking news a huge fire in burning in oakland. amy hollyfield just got to the scene. good morning, amy. >> good morning. look behind me at the intense scene here. so many firefighters here responding to this house fire. we just arrived on the scene. the battalion chief is in the house now and is headed out to come and brief us within the next few minutes. in fact, i think i see her right there. i will go hunt her down and get more information for you, but i do see firefighters on the roof right now, working hard, it looks like, to open that roof up so they can let the smoke out. i don't see flames right now, just a lot of smoke. so it looks like they have this somewhat under control. i did ask one firefighter, i said is everybody okay? he said yes.

i will get more details on this fire in malta, close to 98th avenue in oakland. close to the san leandro border. big response here, possibly because of the houses being close together here, families asleep at this hour. but so many fire trucks filling the streets here in the area and firefighters, you see, working hard on the roof there. again, i will try to get briefed right now, get more details for you. stay with us as we cover this breaking news. reporting live in oakland, amy hollyfield, abc7 news >> thanks. we'll check in with you in a few minutes. this morning there are new cases of the coronavirus among the thousands of passengers quarantined on a cruise ship in japan. about 66 more people on the diamond princess cruise have tested positive. so that brings the total to 1136 including at least 23 americans. overnight "gma" spoke with one of the passengers who contracted

the virus. rebecca frazier is in a hospital on shore. >> i doesn't even feel like a cold to be honest. i would have not known anything was wrong with me if they had not tested me. >> coming up on "gma," maggie ruhle will be live in yokohama japan where that cruise ship is docked. a public memorial service will be held for three victims killed alongside kobe bryant in that helicopter crash last month. john, kerry and alyssa altobelli were headed to a tournament at the mamba sports academy when their helicopter crashed into the side of a hill. the service will be head at ainheld at angels stadium in anaheim. ♪ yesterday, suddenly >> the academy paid tribute to the late basketball legend, kobe bryant, at last night's oscars.

he was featured in the annual in memoriam segment. he was an oscar winner himself. he took home the award for best animated short film for "dear basketball" in 2018. spike lee also paid tribute to bryant with a purple and gold suit with the number 24 on it. the oscars honored hollywood's best and brightest stars with film's most coveted award. >> this year marked a first in the history of the academy awards. we have more from hollywood. >> reporter: the first oscars of this new decade is officially in the books and it wasted no time making history. the oscars once again without a host. and this is such an incredible demotion. they don't have hosts anymore, you know what? twitter! >> welcome to the 2020 oscars. >> reporter: it was a night of memorable performances,

including one from the best actress nominee. >> bong joon ho paying tribute to martin scorsese as he accepted his oscar for directing. >> the most personal is the most creativ creative. >> our great martin scorsese. >> reporter: there were no surprises in it the acting categories. brad pitt taking home the best acting award. "once upon a time i hollywood," ain't that the truth? >> reporter: laura dern with her first academy award for her role in "marriage story." >> i share this with my acting heros, my legends, diane lad and bruce dern. >> reporter: the award for best actress going to renee zellweger

for her performance as judy garland. >> miss garland, you are certainly among the heros who unite and define us. and this is certainly for you. >> reporter: and joaquin phoenix with his first oscar for his portrayal in joker. >> i've been a skroucoundrel in life, i'm grateful that so many of you in this room have given me a second chance. >> reporter: those four actors are the second slate of acting nominees to win all five award shows in the same year. >> janelle monae started it and she sang on the stage it's time to come alive because the oscars are so white. >> that's how it started. it was off the bat. they were saying how they felt. >> they did throughout the night. it was interesting. i had a good time. >> yeah. >> hi, mike. >> hi, guys. get to watch the rest of it when

i get home tonight. let's look at what's going on. 42 in el sobrante. 40 in fremont. you can tell where the breezes are affecting the temperatures. 53 in castro valley. alameda, 54. still in the 50s in antioch and brentwood. 41 in pleasanton and concord. 51 in fairfield. 50 in napa, 39 in santa rosa. 54 in san francisco. and 51 at san jose. mountain view only 40. here's the wind up at tam, 21 to 31. we are relatively calm this morning. could be breezy at times if you're going to be out. nothing like yesterday. get that certain. yard work today, had a lot of that yesterday. moderate uv index, bay breezy at times. pollen and mold are still lurking. the peninsula, 44 at 7:00. nearing the low 60s at noon. from 1:00 to 5:00, mid to upper 60s under total sunshine. for the east bay valleys, 43 this morning, 63 at 11:00.

then noon through 6:00, mid to upper 60s. a few hours at 70. down in the south bay, starting off at 48. 50 at 9:00. look at this sunshine, low 60s at noon. mid to upper 60s from 1:00 to 3:00. we have another warm day tomorrow then temperatures moderating a bit in the seven-day forecast. we'll look at that. valentine's day is friday. >> oh. so exciting. thank you, mike. good morning, everyone. we're looking on our map here at altamont pass. we have a high wind advisory here that will impact our super commuters. speeds down to about 16 and 17 miles per hour as you get out of tracy. a live look at the richmond-san rafael bridge, just a couple of cars are making their way towards the toll plaza headed westbound. san jose, 280 nice and clear. no major issues coming in. hopefully it will stay that way for your monday morning commute. tracy to dublin, 46 minutes.

antioch to concord, 14-minute ride, san rafael to san francisco, 15 minutes. >> coming up next, the 7 things you need to know as you start your day. democratic candidates are crisscrossing new hampshire. and rain hits hollywood right as the stars started arriving on the

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if you're just joining us, here's the 7 things to know this morning. number one, breaking news in oakland. firefighters are battling flames inside this house burning at malta court south of the coliseum come flex. amy hollyfield is there. she will bring us an update in a few minutes. number two is weather. it's good news. the worst of the winds are behind us, at least where most of us live. in the north bay mountains, east bay hills and the diablo range we have the possibility of damaging winds through 11:00 tomorrow morning. number three, gusty winds could bring more damage today. gusts toppled power lines yesterday in the east bay and north bay triggering outages for tens of thousands of people. number four, today b.a.r.t. will officially launch its new ambassador program in response to concerns about passenger safety. ten unarmed uniformed workers will walk the trains between 2:00 p.m. and midnight. the big winner of the oscars

was a south korean film, "parasite," which won four awards including best picture. this is the first time in oscar history an international film snagged top honors. number six, the chp issued a high wind advisory for the altamont pass. this will impact our super commuters. speeds are around 17 and 16 miles per hour getting out of tracy. number seven, the 144th annual westminster kennel club dog show continues today with more than 200 breeds competing for some of the top prizes. today's competition features best of breed and group judging ahead of best in show award tomorrow. the president is set town veil his budget for the 2021 fiscal year today. the 4$4.8 trillion budget would increase military spending by 0.3% and cut nondefense spending by 5%. >> president trump will also be traveling to new hampshire today. he is holding a keep america great rally in manchester on the eve of the state's democratic primary. of course this comes as

democratic presidential candidates continue to crisscross that state. they're vying for votes ahead of tomorrow's high stakes new hampshire primary. new state polls show bernie sanders topping the field with former south bend mayor pete buttigieg surging after a strong performance in iowa. former vice president joe biden has taken aim at the front-runners as questions mount over his campaign's viability after a fourth place finish in iowa. massachusetts senator elizabeth warren finished third in iowa, dropping in the polls. now aiming to break from the middle of the pack. >> i didn't start by doing polls a year ago. i still don't do polls. for me it's about having a chance to get out and talk to people. >> amy cloebklobuchar is gettin boost raising $2 million since friday's debate. >> bernie sanders campaign plans to ask for a partial recanvas of last week's iowa caucuses.

pete buttigieg led sanders by two stateequivalent out of 2,000 counted. the associated press says it is still able to declare a winner because it believes the results may not be fully accurate and may be subject to potential revisions. heavy rain in hollywood just in time for the oscars. >> crews worked to try to protect the red >> my gosh. you can see here, there was so much water on the tarps above the red carpet that the workers had to push it off. the storm moved in as the red carpet was opening. >> that is terrible timing. >> right? >> as far as i could tell, brad pitt did not get wet. all is well. >> everybody still looked great. >> every hair in place. >> maybe next year they'll invest in plexiglass, that might be better at keeping the wet

weather away from the folks. let's look at san jose, 87 looking north towards mineta san jose international. winds are much lighter. confined to the hills today. every once in a while they'll step out of the hills into the valleys. it's not sustained event. it won't be close to being as windy as it was yesterday. it will be milder today. if you had to be outside yesterday in that, it was kind of biting. high temperatures taper later this week. another extended period without rain due to an area of high pressure to our west. look at it going all the way up, the jet stream going up to the arctic circle and diving down to the south. my parents had two inches of snow in atlanta over the weekend. that's how cold it was. >> that doesn't look right. not sure what happened there. mid 60s in san francisco to near 70 in the inland neighborhoods. average highs this time of the

year are around 60. 6 to 10 degrees warmer than average. tonight the lows will be more homogenized because of the winds. you can see the green out there in the hills, 50s there. our deepest valleys in the north bay and east bay in upper 30s. most of us in the upper 40s to around 50. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. commuter with a few the coldest day will be thursday. those extra characters add some character to your forecast. >> thank you. >> checking out mass transit. ferries are operating on the winter schedule. b.a.r.t. has 25 trains running on time now. ace 1 is also on time. leave look at walnut creek, 680, nice and smooth, no issues to report in that area. in the east bay, live look at 80, headlights making their way towards the bay bridge toll plaza. also just want to let you know, a high wind advisory through the altamont pass. "gma" takes us back stage at

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here's a look at walnut creek. looking south towards 680. when you head through the east bay hills, maybe a bit of a breeze there. 6 degrees warmer than average in san francisco, 11 in santa rosa. 66 to 71 degrees. this area of high pressure dominating our forecast. once again, we go through the next nine days with just a chance of some light rain, it's not going to be widespread. the heaviest rain in the mid south with 6 to 8 inches. like the flooding we had in alabama, south carolina and georgia, we could have it here this week. in today's "gma" first look, abc's laura spencer goes back

stage at the oscars. >> hi, guys, i'm back stage at the dolby theater. i know you probably stayed up way too late watching the oscars. when you went to bed, we went to work interviewing all of the winners. here is your "gma" first look. >> what was it about "marriage story" that spoke personally to you or was it that it speaks to all of us? >> it is a love story but a love story through the lens of divorce. and it speaks to all of us about moving through heartbreak or divisiveness to come together and the commonalty of the story is about coming together for a child but we need to come together in this nation. so there's a lot to learn from that magical script. i'm so honored to be a part of it. >> that's a sneak peek of what you'll see coming up on "good morning america." we'll have the fashion, the winners, the fun, and greenday performing live. we'll see you on "good morning america." until then, from the oscars. >> the bay area's own green day.

that's exciting. the bay area is not the only place that is experiencing strong winds. >> powerful gusts over the atlantic helped a british airways flight set a new record for the fastest tri tri tri tri london and new york. it completed the trip in 4 and 56 minutes. it usually takes 6 hours. the concord used to complete the same journey in 3 hours. it stopped flying in 2003. >> i read on the way back, it was two hours longer. >> that would be scary, wouldn't it? are we going kind of fast? >> take me on. >> speaking of records, there's a new world record for largest aerial fireworks. >> it was launched over a colorado ski resort town. the fireworks over steam boat springs weighed nearly 2,800

pounds. the team first attempted to set the world record last year but failed when a shell exploded without lifting off the grown. they have been working to break the record for seven years. they spent thousands of hours building larger fireworks. >> i'm trying to figure out where it is. that looks regular to me. did you see a spectacular fire work? >> i don't know. steam boat springs is gorgeous. coming up at 5:30, dion lim joins us from hollywood. and crews are trying to get a house fire under control. you can see a lot of smoke coming through the roof here. amy hollyfield is live at the scene. the death toll from the coronavirus is growing in china. the warning about a scam involving masks in the u.s

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now at 5:30, crime scene

tape lines a street in the east bay overnight. the call that brought out these law enforcement officers. powerful wind hits the bay area creating scary moments in san francisco. >> shards of glass falling out of the sky. >> and it's not over yet. mike has what you can expect in your neighborhood today. >> the oscar goes to -- "parasite." >> all the major moments from the 2020 oscars. di di dion lim joins us from hollywood. jobina and i are talking about -- >> everything. >> the oscars. that surprise performance by eminem. it took everyone -- it shocked everyone. >> a few moments to grasp, is that slim shady? is it? >> does he have a new look? >> right. he did. >> do i still know the words? >> so many questions. >> they were into it. after being confused, then they got into it. good morning.

it's 5:30. >> yes. we'll get you caught up on the oscars in case you missed it, all the big winners but also this big wind over the weekend. >> i guess the rhythm moved them yesterday. >> wow, mike. >> it was brutal yesterday. i felt bad for everybody who had to deal with it. my neighbor lost a big tree, if they had not gone to church yesterday morning it would have fell right on their car. >> yikes. >> 35:, here's a look at the winds gusting to 69 in st. helena. everyone else around 30 to 48 on diablo. that's why the north bay mountain, the east bay and the diablo are under a wind advisory through 11:00 tomorrow morning. there's still a possibility, kind of remote because the weak trees are down. thee here's the roof cam. about a 10-mile-per-hour wind blowing through san francisco. temperatures are all over the place from the 30s in the

deepest valleys to the 50s this morning. by the afternoon, most of us in the mid to upper 60s. jobina? >> good morning, everyone. 5:31 right now. checking in on our mass transit. ferries running on a winter schedule. no delays there. b.a.r.t. has 26 trains running on time. ace 1 and ace 3 on time. want to let you know about the b.a.r.t. service expansion. early weekday servic on some line. i'm hearing from b.a.r.t. that almost every line will be impacted in some way. the two-line service into san francisco on sundays will start. live look at the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights came on at 5:15 this morning. stacked up there. starting to fill in certainly for people making their way westbound on the san mateo bridge. you can make out those brake lights. no major issues on the roadways, a slowdown out of tracy. >> thanks. oakland firefighters are busy this morning trying to put out a house fire. >> it's happening right now near

bernard dry and malta court. amy hollyfield is joining us live with more. good morning. >> this fire was so large they were worried it would spread to other homes so they called for backup quickly. they had about 36 firefighters here on the scene. so this street is packed with fire trucks. it did burn one home and they said that fire burned the eves of the house next door but they stopped it from doing damage. they evacuated a family from the second home. they say the house is okay, they'll let them return to their house. this first home, however, a lot of damage. one person was hurt. the fire chief chtells us two people lives here. we just talked to a man who said he lives here, and he said four people call this house home. he says they were painting and

some plastic they were using caught fire -- it was on the heater, and that caught fire. so that's what he's saying has caused it. firefighters still investigating saying it's too early to determine the cause. they do have one patient that they took to the hospital. it looks like the fire is out. we don't see flames, we don't see smoke. they're not calling it under control yet. they're wanting to be cautious and making sure that this fire is out. heavy presence on this scene. they say they don't know how long they'll be here. reporting live in oakland, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you. new overnight, two people are recovering after being shot in hayward. alameda county sheriffs deputies believe the two people knew each other and it appears they shot one another during some sort of dispute. the situation unfolded inside a home at medford and standish avenues around 10:30 last night.

earlier mike was telling us about winds we experienced over the weekend and we could be in for more today. >> it appears the force of yesterday's wind shattered a window on the 41st floor of the millennium tower. thankfully nobody was hurt. one of the residents described what he saw from his window on the 22nd floor. >> shards of glass falling out of the sky. i was like, i'm pretty sure that's coming from our building or something just hit us. i looked down at the park and i see a bunch of kids running away from the area. >> wow. oakland firefighters shared this video, it shows an electrical transformer popping because of the high winds. the oakland fire department responded to more than a dozen calls dealing with downed trees. at the live desk, i'm tracking the power outages pg&e crews have been working to restore all night. the winds knocked down power lines and utility poles around the bay area. this pole came down in downtown

sonoma. at one point more than 300,000 pg&e customers lost power. currently 9,200 people are without power, down from 26,000 in the last hour. the biggest impact is in the east bay. check out the orange. this is in the san leandro area. 44 people affected here and some other places there were around 500 customers impacted. green means an outage affecting less than 50 people, red more than 5,000. as you can see from the map, customers experiencing the most of this are in the oakland east bay hills area. not all of these outages were necessarily caused by weather. now to the oscars. "parasite" won four oscars and made history by becoming the first non-english language film to win the award for best picture. >> dion lim is live from the

dolby theater in hollywood. good morning. >> hi there. hard to believe just five hours ago i was standing in this spot watching celebrities stream out of the dolby theater and the governor's ball and quite a change to this morning. check it out. as we speak, it doesn't get better than this for live tv. the crews are rolling up the red carpet as we speak. they've been working throughout the night to break these sets down. let's talk about what happened inside. the big star of the night, as you mentioned, the south korean stunner, "parasite." the thriller dominated at the oscars winning best screen play, director, foreign film and best picture. in this is the first time an international film won best picture but it's not the only reason why the move i haie was history. director bong joon ho gave a heart felt speech saying he wanted to cut up the academy award with a texas chainsaw and

share it among the other contenders. he also mentioned how he studied martin scorsese and quinton tarantino while in film school. one memorable moment came at the end of the show featuring all of the stars and the people behind the scenes. listen to what happened when the academy tried to cut their acceptance [ boos ] >> give the crowd what they want. back out here live, wouldn't be surprised if maybe south korea has a parade for all of the people who were involved in the film. stay with us. many more of these memorable moments to come later on in the show. live in hollywood, dion lim, abc7 news. >> i'm busy on your instagram looking at all the various looks you served us over the past

couple of days and the hair. >> yes, girl. where is the hair? we miss the hair? >> i miss the hair, too i had to put it in a box and give it back to the wig fairies this morning. sad. >> those wig fairies are brutal. they are looking at the time. we'll see you later. thank you. b.a.r.t. launches a new program to make you feel safer on trains. what you'll start to notice on your commute. a plan to build a 2-mile long gondola between two tahoe ski resorts clears a hurdle. hi there. let's talk about what's going on weather-wise. and we'll start with temperatures, they're all over the scale depending on how much wind you're getting. even in the east bay valleys. walnut creek, not windy, 36. lafayette, 39. danville, breezy, 54. less winds around san ramon, dublin, pleasanton, low to mid 40s there.

antioch, brentwood, 51 degrees. concord and pleasant hill at 41. 54 in concord. 39 in mountain view. no wind there. 51 at san jose, a touch of a breeze. same thing at napa, 50. 39 in santa rosa. here's what's going on. looking at the san mateo bridge, things are much lighter this morning. just a few breezy spots heading through the morning commute. mass transit is good, the bay commute will be good. no fog out there. can't be, not with these breezes. we go from 50 this morning, north bay valleys to upper 60s at noon, near 71 at 3:00. now 59 at 7:00. east bay, looking at 45, feeling 45, i should say. looking at sunshine at 9:00, 53. look at these mid to upper 60s from lunch through about 5:00. for san francisco, 59 through 11:00, then low to mid 60s for lunch through about 6:00. a cooler night on the way for all of us. we'll take a look at even warmer

weather coming up in the accuweather seven-day forecast. good morning, everyone. checking in on our traffic here. the high wind advisory that the chp issued for the altamont pass here, looks like speeds are -- this way, down to 16 and 17 miles per hour in the area. for our super commuters, be aware of that live look at san jose, 280 nice and clear this morning. no problems in that area or in oakland, this is our 880 at the coliseum camera, headlights making their way south. drive times now, antioch to hercules, 29 minutes. highway h4 to the maze, 16-minue ride. mik'mike will get it done?'n, ok, let me tell you what the 'it' is.

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5:44. time for the school day forecast. temperatures generally in the mid 40s to mid 50s. there are cooler areas this morning. if it's not breezy and you live in a deeper valley, in the 30s. temperatures near 60 at 11:00. low to upper 60s from the coast to inland and bay neighborhoods. look at these areas under a wind advisory. the winds will relax across most of the state today. still windy up in the mountains. you have showers down in southern california. let's look at the seven-day forecast. searching for snow and coming up empty. there's a few hints saturday and sunday but nothing tangible yet. >> thanks. this morning china is

reporting a rise in new coronavirus cases. this as japan reports dozens of new cases on board a quarantined quuz according to the chinese government, deaths on the mainland rose by 97 in the last 24 hours. now the number is 908. over 3,000 new cases were reported bringing the total to over 40,000 in china alone. japan's health ministry says 66 more people on a quarantined cruise ship tested positive. that brings that total to 136. >> wuhan is ground zero for the coronavirus outbreak. that city is under quarantine and many say it is like living in a ghost town. doug peres moved to wuhan two years ago to teach english, math and science. he said because of the outbreak he and his girlfriend rarely go outside, when they do the city looks and feels totally different. errands like going to the grocery store have completely changed. >> we avoid everyone. we have a whole procedure, wear a mask, gloves, goggles when they arrive, and when we come

back, we spray ourselves down with alcohol. >> he can't come back to california because his girlfriend, a chinese national, can't get a visa and he doesn't want to leave her behind. scammers are ready to ben fr benefit from the coronavirus outbreak. the better business bureau warns that scammers are selling low quality masks. some online retailers will take your money and never sell the products, others just take your credit card information. masks don't offer much protection any way, but if wearing one makes you feel better, there's no harm in doing so. >> we're constantly updating our website as we get new information on the coronavirus. it includes the number of cases as well as what's being done to keep it from spreading. go to abc7news.com and you will find the link at the top of the home page. today b.a.r.t. will officially launch its new ambassador program in response to passenger safety.

ten unarmed uniformed workers will walk the trains between 2:00 p.m. and midnight. the ambassadors are trained to answer riders questions. they will focus on trains between 12th street and oakland and civic center in san francisco. the pilot program will be re-evaluated in six months. also weekday morning service on some lines will start earlier and some lines will start service later. trains ending at the pleasant hill station will run to the concord station. b.a.r.t. will route trains from dublin pleasanton back to san francisco on sundays. that line was terminating in oakland for track maintenance. the oscars dominated social media overnight. >> we never imagined this to happen. >> "parasite" winning best picture was the top tweeted moment, joaquin phoenix and his emotional speech after winning best actor was the second. the third was when bong joon ho paid tribute to martin scorsese as he accepted his oscar for

directing. samsung used the oscars to unveil its new flip phone. the foldable clam shell device appeared in a surprise commercial. tomorrow the company will show off its features at a special event. so what made you want to get one all of a sudden? >> i don't know. i'm ussusceptible to marketing d messaging. it looked beautiful. the satisfaction of it making that -- that's part of it. >> kind of like that clap fan? >> the clack fan. >> i can't find the clack fan. who has it? >> don't look at me. >> who has it? >> mike? >> i'm not saying. i will tell you if you come over and help me rebuild my fence. >> nope. >> that's my yard. >> oh. >> as sad as it looks. that's my fence that fell down. that's when the winds were lighter. it was so windy yesterday. i could hear my solar panels rattling on my roof. i thought they were going to

come off. yep, that's my project for the week. that's how i spent my yesterday. not what i planned on doing. like a lot of you, i was lucky it wasn't worse than it could have been. let's talk about what's going on back here at home. here's sfo, it's quiet now. it will be milder this afternoon with sunshine and still breezy in the hills through 11:00 tomorrow morning. calmer and cooler lows in the valleys tonight. a dry pattern with mainly above average highs the rest of this week. the entire month of february is looking dry. here's the high pressure to our north. the low to our south. the difference between that high and low creates a pressure gradient. that creates the farsestest wins that will move away but that will also cause flooding in arkansas, mississippi later on this week. as our weather gets better, somebody else's gets worse. highs today in the 70s. youcaipa yucaipa, lake port, fairfield.

cooler along the coast, mid 60s. tonight, the cooler weather in the deeper valleys. santa rosa, lake port, yucaipa, mid to upper 30s. san ramon valley, some areas here that will drop into the upper 30s. the rest of us in the mid 40s to 50. a little bit warmer s wil wil w the coolest day on thursday. fog for valentine's morning, the afternoon should be nice with low to mid 60s. jobina? >> thank you. good morning. 5:50 right now. we do have a mass transit alert for you. ace 1 is running more than 20 minutes behind schedule. this is due to track maintenance. you can expect delays all morning long. the bulk of the issue is between the livermore and altamont -- excuse me, between the livermore and altamont station. just want to be clear on that. golden gate bridge, live look here. we can see that things are picking up. no slowdowns in the area. no slowdowns in san jose. this is a live look at 101 and

let's check out the drive times. san francisco to sfo, 9 minutes. highway 238 to the maze, 13 minutes. highway 85 to the san jose airport, 14-minute ride. kumasi? >> thanks. conservationists dr s graes drop a lawsuit connecting a two-mile long gondola between two ski resorts. squaw valley and alpine meadows have agreed to protect 27 acres of habitat for the sierra nevada yellow legged frog. they'll also contribute about $450,000 over the next decade towards land purchases in the tahoe national forest. the gondola will carry up to 1,400 people an hour between the two resorts. a new reason to drink your coffee. how it can strengthen your bones. first, if you don't need more stuff, maybe this is a good valentine's day gift. the special adoption officer from the san francisco zoo.

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trainichange much the next seven days. here is jobina with a look at the morning commute. >> thank you very much. this high wind advisory through the altamont pass, super commuters should be aware of that. speeds are down to 16 and 17 miles per hour out of tracy. moving over to san jose, southbound 87 before the curtner avenue off-ramp. we're getting reports of a crash between a pedestrian and a light rail train. high winds challenged the world's best golfers at the at&t pebble beep proam along the shores of monterey bay. nick taylor faced off against phil mickelson during yesterday's final round. taylor finished at 19 under par for the tournament. this marks his second win on the pro tour. >> it feels amazing.

again, i don't think it's going to sink in for quite some time. i don't know if i blacked out the last five hours, just played golf and now i'm here winning with a trophy. it's amazing. >> it was windy but how gorgeous is that setting? yesterday's victory will help taylor stay on the tour as one of golf's top 125 pros and qualifies him for his first masters in april and the pga championship in may. valentine's day is coming up on friday, the san francisco zoo has an idea in case you want to adopt one of the zoo animals as a gesture of your affection for your significant other. >> because nothing says affection like a snow leopard cub, maybe an orangutan. that's loving. but you can't bring these

animals home. for 50 bucks you will get a certificate of adoption, a collector's photo, not with the animal, candy and a plush animal. for more adventurous couples, there's scorpions and hissing cockroaches. >> which one -- i know it's not that one. if you were going to adopt an animal, which one would you adopt? >> can you pick? >> i think you can pick. >> like a loi oion. >> i would do a giraffe? >> really? >> yeah. phil once had a giraffe sneeze all over him. >> oh, my gosh. >> that might be special for him. or i might get kicked out of the house. >> you might. new at 6:00, nancy pelosi's beef with facebook and twitter over a video they won't take down. we've been talking about this all morning telling you about the gusty winds causing

power outages. we'll take you live to a neighborhood still in the dark. the glitz and the glamour ae gone. the red car testimony has been rolled up. i'm dion lim with a look at

now at 6:00 a.m., we're not in the clear yet. strong winds today could knock down more trees and power lines like we saw over the weekend. the high wind advisory expected to last through tomorrow in parts of the bay area. good morning. it's monday, february 10th. >> we're following breaking news of a house fire in oakland. we have your post oscars coverage, first we're checking in with mike because of that wind this weekend. >> we have good news. most of us are out of the wind advisory. the north bay mountains, diablo range have the potential for possible downed trees and power lines, hard to believe after yesterday's rains there could be anything weak enough to break or