and i approve this message. news to build a better bay area. this is abc 7 mornings. good morning, everyone. it's saturday february 29th. i'm liz kreutz. thanks for joining us. lets start with the weather with lisa argen. >> hey, liz, good morning to you. it's cooler this morning. a little fog in the north bay. a look here at live doppler 7. a look outside. looks nice with a few clouds. 50 in san francisco. 48 in redwood city with upper 40s in gilroy and pacifica as we look towards our east bay this morning you can see another clear start out there. and the sun coming up with 409

degrees, santa rosa, petaluma, 51 in concord. looking at cooler numbers, 2 to 7 degrees cooler right now. about but by the afternoon another 15 degrees of cooling. today is the coolest day of the next seven. there is the fog from santa rosa to petaluma. with chilly conditions we have blustery winds, bringing high fire danger by the second half of the weekend. gusty winds up in the upper elevations. we'll track the rest of the weekend and week coming up in a few minutes. liz. >> thanks. the this morning the urgent rush continues to contain the koefrpz. spreading in the bay area. doctors are concerned about how a woman became sick in santa clara county. her unknown transincome tax is the third case of covid-19. two other cases in solano county one from unknown transmission and one from someone abored board the diamond princess cruise ship. abc 7 spoke with a man who was

quarantined aboard the ship. >> it was an ordeal. simple things like getting groceries and toilet paper and sundries, we're at the mercy of family and friends purchasing it for us and then putting it in the driveway. and then we pick it up. we can't have any direct contact with anyone. >> he says he and his wife feel great. the symptoms never got worse than allergies. they are out from travis air base in fairfield being observed by county health officials. health officials in santa clara county say the third case is different. the source of transmission is unknown. officials sate now is the time to prepare for the possibility of widespread impact. abc 7 news roper amanda del castillo has the details squloo isolation quarantine and travel restrictions helping to slow the spread of covid-19 according to health officials but the second case of community transmission in the u.s. is heightening the concerning. cases without a recognized

source. no known exposure to the virus through travel or close contact with a known infected person. >> the virus is present at some level. but we still don't know to what degree. >> reporter: county public officials say an older adult woman was initially hospitalized with breathing issues we are infectious disease physician reached out with concern. >> they seem to have an illness that could be compatible with covid-19. and -- and wanted to tested. >> reporter: now the race is on to find anyone who may have been exposed. governor gavin newsom called the number of test kits in skrat simply inadequate. by friday the state's public health kpt assured that has since changed. >> as of today there are eight public public health labs able to test. >> reporter: in clab in alameda and santa cla collar. for now santa clara asked the public health department and cdc for helping eastmaning the community. >> we need everyone to start thinking about what action they can take now so we can be prepared for the possibility of

further spread of the virus in our community. >> reporter: dr. cody says the department is turning to communities surveillance, looking for the diseased to understand the scope and magnitude of a health problem. in san jose, i'm aichld, cs. >> a presidential candidate bernie sanders on for tomorrow despite the coronvirus case in the south bay. our media partner, the mercury news reports the rally got the greenlight from health officials. his campaign says the santa clara public health department didn't have concerns about moving forward. the events starts at 1:30 tomorrow afternoon at the san jose convention center. and we're talking about how to keep our families save safe from the coronvirus washing hands frequently can help. but what should you tell kids about the virus? our reporter lauren martin easy talked with a doctor from ucsf

specializing in this. >> as a parent of her two children this doctor suggests parents don't stress children about the coronvirus. >> i've tried to send them the message that it's not -- it's knotsing to panicked about, that it's causing people to get sick and causing a lot of news currently. >> her advise is the same we've been hearing, tell your children to practice good hygiene. >> teaching your children to wash hands for at least 20 seconds. with you know good scrubbing with soap and water. >> as parents and guardians you should model that advice. she also mentioned covid-19 tends to affect older adults in countries that see more cases. >> while children can get the virus, the more severe cases have tended to to be in older populations. that may provide reassurance to people. >> the main advice, stay stay calm. >> keeping healthy, well rested wsh washing hands and really trying to avoid panicking about

the situation. >> in san francisco, lauren martin easy, abc 7 news. >> and the union representing tens of thousands of nurses says u.s. hospitals are ill prepared to deal with coronvirus. the national nurses united organization says hospitals need millions more n 957 masks, training for health care workers and better staffing. >> our plea, frankly, is for the hospital industry to get together, decide who is going to deal with the patients, who is already better prepared than other hospitals and similar amount and coordinate the efforts. >> the organization says 124 nurses and health care workers at uc davis have been placed on self-quarantine after being exposed to the coronvirus virus patient brought from solano county. and abc 7 consulted with a medical director at ucsf saying while there are no domestic travel restrictions she recommends pregnant women avoid

discretionary travel and avoid large crowds. she adds pregnant women should discuss with their doctor before a trip. and bay area residents appear to be stocking up on essential sls shelves were empty at this costco in he will camino. toilet paper and non-perishable foods like rice are among the post popular items. another tough day on wall street yesterday as concerns over the coronvirus sent stocks tumbling. the dow jones dropped another 357 points. look at the graph here showing the dow over the course of the webb. it's the worse selloff sips the 2008 financial crisis. since monday, the dow lost more than 3,500 points. and to learn the latest about coronvirus download the abc 7 news app cigarette alerts sent to your phone we let you customize the app for the topics and places you are interested in so you only get the news you need. new details in this car

jacking arrest kault on camera. the deputy is retiring after the suspect died from the ordeal charles blount was seen on body camera video in november. you can see the video here slamming and choking resident david ward. ward was mistakenly chased by deputys thinks he was someone hells who had stolen the car. deputy blount was expected to be fired but instead filed separation paperwork. en a it's a big day on the baseball diamond down in santa clara county. work just finished on mcelvy park. you get a look at the field and park here. so beautiful and green. but it's not just for baseball. it will act as a last ditch flood space to protect neighborhoods in case of emergency. you can can go for the ribbon cutting first pitch and community celebration today at 11:00 a.m. at this rate it doesn't seem we'll need that any time soon, no rain. >> usually baseball season means

rain around here but not this year. >> no. >> we're talking high fire danger the second half of the weekend as gusty winds bring down the temperatures today, tomorrow. in fact a live look outside. looks pretty out there but cooler. we have 30s in the north bay and fog there. so you'll be lucky if some of you see 60s today. unfortunately we had all the nice weather during the week so we'll talk about a warmup after the weekend. but is there any rain? i'll have a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. >> that's pretty. thanks, lisa. wrapping up the building the better bay area efforts on b.a.r.t. we take you to one of the largest transit centers in the western u.s., see what people have had to deal with in mel millbrae and what they're fed up with. and extra magic on at disneyland more on the

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welcome back. the man who created the trader joe's empire as we know it today. joe kohl oum has died. his son says it came late last night following long illness. joe graduated from stamford on opened the first joe's in 1967. he had a vision that well educated bup less wealthy young people would flock to the store be .the come owl was 9. the largest transit center in the western united states in the bay area in millbrae. city leaders are fed one b.a.r.t. management over what they say are dirty dangerous conditions.

our reporter chris nguyen shows us concerns and explains how they are working to build a better bay area by holding the powerful accountable. >> reporter:? san mateo county many say the millbrae b.a.r.t. station has seen better days. >> eve seen people pee and poo. >> passengers often greeted by this, trash and lots of it. >> there is no maintenance person visible around here taurl. >> millbrae mayor and council them wayne lee has had enough. >> before they expand more stations they need to to leadership only to be given what they say is the run around. besides the trash drug needles can be found throughout the property. >> who takes their children on a train when you have to worry about getting pricked by a drug needle. >> city council member gina papan represents san mateo county. >> b.a.r.t.'s not doing enough. there's not a commitment to the

cleanliness and safety of each and every station. >> reporter: in fact we found human feces on-site during the visit. millbrae city manager tom williams says he told b.a.r.t. about it two weeks ago and followed up multiple times despite the push there's been no response from the agency. >> people that commute from redwood city, foster city, burlingame, other areas of san mateo county that use this station -- because it's a multi mode station for the daily commute it's embarrassing. >> built in 2003, the millbrae b.a.r.t. station is the largest transit center in the western united states. bringing together b.a.r.t., caltrain, samtrans, corporate shuttles and the world via sfo. it's also a future high-speed rail stop. city leaders don't understand why the station isn't getting the tlc they say it deserves especially since it's the first place visitors see when they take public transit out of the airport. >> it's a detriment to economic development in the city of millbrae. it's a detriment to the quality

of life, not only with millbrae citizens but throughout the region. >> on in kay, the elevator was out of service leaving some passengers in a panic. >> i'm just so upset because i just can't go downstairs because the elevator is not working. elevator to street. >> we shared some of the concerns with b.a.r.t. more specifically, we wanted to know why it was taking so long for the staff to come and clean up the poop? a spokesperson sent the statement saying quote both cleaning staff and police staff do checks in the garage. when a report is made a rapid response team is pinged in the field and deployed to clean it up. again, that's after we said the biohazard had been there for two weeks. community members say responses like these illustrate how their concerns aren't taken seriously. >> we write letters, talk to staff, things don't happen. i've had it. >> and left to suffer, are the

thousands of passengers who rely on public transit. >> when you come off the train there is nobody working in the booth. so they might need to put a bit more money into taking care of the someplace zwloo some say they've simply come to expect the nasty conditions. >> it's kind of getting you prepared for what you're going into honestly in a sense so you have the idea you see -- up may see what you see but you're going to see it inevitably especially going in the city. >> what's next? >> what can be done to fix what some say is a broken system. >> as you can see here pools of urine here in the rust the out section. >> city officials say the state luthor needs to step up and provide greater oversight. >>s in a public resource. and we need to make the agencies accountable now. >> more accountability before the dirtiness turns into greater danger. in millbrae, chris nguyen, abc 7 news. >> and b.a.r.t. says it met with city leaders in january to hear concerns face-to-face.

we always want to hear about your experiences on b.a.r.t. use the hashtag dear b.a.r.t. to tell juror story online. all right in the south bay today local law enforcement are spending the day helping get unused or illegal guns off the streets. their joint gun buyback lets you drop unwanted or illegal guns anonymously. you'll get paid $100 for each handgun. $200 for assault rivals. there is no maximum limit. all guns must be unloaded andrea stored in the trunk of the car. it's happening from 8:00 a.m. to noon at the sunnyvale presbyterian church on fremont avenue. new floats abstories and food. extra magic at disneylandland and california adventure for the first time in nearly a decade a new parade makes its way down main street in disneyland. this is called magic happens with moments from some of the favorite disney and pixar movies and tinkerbell of course too. of course the way at california adventure is the food and wine festival along with

cooking demonstrations, music and dancing. you get to enjoy california nirnsed cuisine. for those looking to dmumg the sip and saver runs eight testing throughout the festival. disney is the parent company of abc 7. the good looks good. i was saying it was a good day for wine teasing but maybe chifl. still a dry scenario for the weekend though. and no rain out there. because of that we have the possibility -- we have high fire danger into the second half of the weekend. as the system rides south of us and we get upon the back side of it and get the gusty north winds, right now here is a look at live zpler 7 where you are looking at cloud cover and pretty potent system that you normally would think would bring rain for february -- well it's going to bring dry winds. as we look to the east bay hills right now you can see clouds out ablo., pretty view, mount

temperatures cooler this morning. 50 in san francisco. 51 in oakland. 48 in redwood city. pacifica in the upper 40s. from the sutro tower camera you can see some scattered clouds. a pretty view. 40 santa rosa. 39 in petaluma. with the cooler wind coming in we are looking at a colder start, 48 in fairfield. 51 in concord. but we keep the cool temperatures today, 10 to 15 degrees cooler than yesterday. windy and cooler over the week. a wind advisory for the coast and north and east bay hills through the santa cruz mountains to monterey into sunday and early monday. and enthis that's going to allow for the risk of high fire danger with the north winds. we've had a dry month and dry mild week ahead. still with no rain. a look at the upper elevation winds right now above 1,000 feet, mount tam to 20 miles an hour. mount diablo 28 miles an hour. and so the combination of no

rain for february and north winds coming in sunday into monday, that's why we are looking at high fire danger as we get into the first part of next week. here is a look at today, 25 to 35 miles an hour winds on the coast. 15 to 20 miles an hour winds elsewhere around the bay. not only will the temperatures be suppressed but you add in the on shore winds it's chilly. any rain across the state? yes, a couple hundredths long along the coast not much. central coast southern california. but the mountains a quick burst of snow, a winter dwrgt advisory from 6:00 tonight to tomorrow with 6 to 8 inches. if you are headed up to the mountains. process bring the chains and take it slow. looking at your sunday, here is the cloudy day, the gusty north winds, 15 to 25 miles an hour. could see the gusts up to 45 in the highest emphasises. then into monday, numbers

rebound into the 70s above er and we'll lose is p francisco. upper 50s at the coast and you'll be lucky to see low 60s around the bay. breezy for most. windy at the coast. 50s on the shore. 60 around the by. mid-60s inland for sunday still blustery. unfortunately the coolest weather on the weekend. then we warm up but still winds into monday. that's why we are watching the fire danger sunday into monday. the winds will be offshore. and we have been certainly dry. and then we'll lose the winds but still in the mid-and upper 70s all week long. another dry week ahead. >> i know we were saying earlier, record breaking. first time since the 1860s no rain in san francisco. >> l.a. had more than us. >> thanks lisa. just ahead a bay are

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welcome back. witt johnson joins from us new york to tell us what's coming up on "good morning america." >> good morning to you, coming up here on "gma" coronvirus virus. on the west coast another case with unknown origin. and the school employee who may have exposed staff and students. what states are doing to combat the outbreak. plus democrats make the final push in south carolina as

voters head to the police in the key primary state. what's at stake por the presidential hopefuls ahead of supertuesday. >> finally leap year babies everywhere celebrating a rare birthday. one family with two leap year sisters born four years apart. the reunion with the doctor delivering them and the surprising bond they all share. all ahead here on "gma." listen to this the the first sit-down strength fl the revamped ferry building will close its doors. farm to table market bar lease expired and said they couldn't negotiate what the owner calls a sensible numbered with the landlord. market bar's last day will be april 22nd. and this supermarket is back after a re-branding by safeway. abc 7 news was in berkeley for the ore reopening. safeway bought the chain and changed it to safeway community market but decided to change it

back because of feedback from zmers and employees. still to come on abc 7 mornings three days away from the california primary. more than 100 voting centers hope today in the south bay to get voters informed. are you looking for love in all the wrong places? one bay area woman is helping men find romance. and it begins with one simple thing.

news to build a better bay area. this is abc 7 mornings. >> if you are joining us we are starting with a look at the weather. here is meteorologist lisa argen. good morning to you. this is mount diablo. it looks gray out there but we are looking at a clear start to saturday although cooler for sure. 50 in san francisco. 51 in oakland. 50 in san jose. 48 on the coast from our roof camera wind not much of an issue now but it will be for the weekend. 38 in petaluma. that's cold. 48 by the delta and livermore. 24 hours ago warmer 2 to 7 degrees cooler now and upper efrlgs winds a factor. and mixed down to the coast. right now 25 to 27 miles an hour winds from mount tam to mount diablo. it will bring the breezy on shore winds to the surface with increasing clouds today. there is a cold front on the way. urinely that would bring rain. but it's bringing a lot of wind

and just a few see temperatures in the 60s. 10 is to 15 degrees cooler out there. on the back side of the system coming we are talking north winds bringing high fire danger to sunday and monday. we'll talk about it. it's been an unusual february. can march bring changes? i'll have the answers coming up. >> thanks, lisa, the final weekend before the california primary. we are part of supertuesday this year. this coming tuesday. when 14 states vote and california is the biggest one. the secretary of state says about 10% of registered voters have turned in ballots early. and new this year californians can reg orrin on election day wherever ballots are cast which could mean last minute ballots and provisional ballots. vote by mail is valid if received been within three days of election day. these voting centers are using a new electronic system that's replacing equipment used for 17

years. it all operates off line to prevent tampering. voters needing to register can do so at voting centers. these needing ballots in other languages can have them printed on the spot. the centers are open nine to five. 7:00 a.m. on tuesday. we have been covering this primary for months now. exploring issues impacting the race and going one-on-one with candidates. so for of an in-depth behind the scenes look at the democrat presidential candidates' efforts to went on supertuesday join us for the original documentary chasing california, the race to supertuesday, tomorrow at 6:00 p.m., only here on abc 7. and we're helping you prepare to vote by answering seven questions about the california primary. you can find that online and share it with questions. go to abc 7 news.com. all right. san francisco's new district attorney jason boudin laid out policy i to

justice system. and marshals incarceration including not charging cases where contraband was found during a pretextle or stop and frisk traffic stop. >> today we take action. we send a message that is loud and clear to the police department and to communities of color. we will no longer participate in, condone, tolerate or amplify racist police tactics. >> the san francisco police officers association expressed deep concern over the new policies as you can see this statement here it said in part get pulled over and have an illegal handgun or ar-15 in no problem boudin will throw your case out. he is emboldening criminals and we are all going to pay a steep price for his absurd policies. the laemd community county food bank wants to collect more food waste and has new wheels to do that. state and civic leaders raised the curtain on this hybrid truck. the truck will help the county

expand food rovm cal recycle. >> this is going to increase our capacity to the collect food and it' good wholesome food. >> it's a hybrid electric vehicle. so not only does it prevent some of the pollution from the landfills, less pollution is coming out of the tail pipe of that truck. >> the food bank serves as alameda as largest food recovery organization. keck collecting surplus food from manufacturers and retails every year. are you looking for love in men from all over the country are flying to san francisco to take megan he hadalson's dating seminars she is helping men master the after the dating. >> the easiest way to make someone smile is to pay them a sncere compliment. the. >> the best piece of dating advice for anyone is when you meet someone new shake muir the intention is to be curious about them and not to try to get

something, as a dating coach i help guys build skills to meet people t them to build rapport, start a conversation and lead the conversation so that the other person feels comfortable opening up to them. we even taught them to handle rejection. what if you do approach and someone responds hashlly. how do you recover from that? we all know how challenging dating can be, right we're here to meet a dating coach for hen currently counseling guys hout to date and interact with women. >> i put it off and put it off. >> i would love to see you prompt a few more questions. >> how did you become a dating coach? >> what first got me interested were actually my psychology classes at uy berkeley. i took a lot of classes on emotions and happiness. turns out what makes us happy are relationships. so i knew i wanted to help people with that in some

capacity. >> with technology it seems that so many people have got involved in phones that they're not try egg to have the connections anymore. >> get off the cell phone. i can't tell you how many times i've seen people in a cafe bowing on dating siting sitting next to each other swipinga away. and if they put the phone down and look next to them they might meet someone great. >> even friend relationships you can grow from. >> kblkt. >> there are opportunities in the conversation to take things deeper. so in our workshops we come into the classroom. we have two really big days where the guys learn a lot of different skills. they learn about body language and all the subcommunications and how they are presenting themselves. the conversation quickly evolves to talk about things we care about, because you related right away and made it personal. >> so this is the part of the workshop where women come in and do mock conversations with these guys. i think i'm doing it as well. i'm a little nervous. >> nice to meet you. >> how is your day going. >> sit zoun first sit down.

>> how is your day going. >> we bring in women to help them out and they actually practice building skills so they feel confident on dates. the point is getting you to be able to build a connection with someone in under five minutes. that way any person you a see is just a five-minute investment of your time for you to find out if they're someone you want in your life. and if it's someone they want to date, awesome. maybe it's not. maybe it's someone that would be a good friend or business contact. that's fine too but at least they found out. >> excuse me. my name is jordane. >> you are a superior girl talking to the guys. >> i realize how difficult it is for guys to approach girls in jern. it made me more wire. i wish the guys would approach girls in san francisco. i actually as a girl i'm like maybe they're not interested. and i feel like the onus is on me to try and like make that first move. and so, yeah, i mean i thought

this was great. >> what the take aways you learn from the workshop today. >> shouldn't be afraid of going up to anyone in any situation and starting up a conversation. >> i think a lot of men and a lot of my friends are going to want to be a part of this because it's not just about meeting women it's about connecting with people. >> it's really exciting to have people who go from feeling so closed off and shy to being able to connect. >> that was really good. and thanks to megan and all the men for opening up to us on and allowing us inside the workship. you can watch localish all day on the localish network for details go to localish.com. still ahead abc mornings on the no nhl black history museum. and i evader kane hope it inspire the next generation of hockey players. and the view from the roof

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mike called to tell me, you should be proud of what you've done and your name should be on that project. he has faith in you, he believes in you. it was about always showing up and doing your best. i always knew that he had my back. he was raised by an extraordinary woman, she supported him all along the way and that's very much a part of who he is. mike supports women, he promotes women, and he respects women. today is leap a t francisco zoo zoo is hosting a faptcy day. inviting guests to dress up as t event celebrating leap day. you can meet princesses like

anna from frozen and moana. there will be crafts and activities throughout the day. and the zoo open from 10:00 to 4:00 if you'd like to go. smub a bit cooler so bring a jacket. >> the great highway could be closed with the wind coming in today. the on shore wind. looking live outside from the exploratorium camera, looks pretty and trang tranquil. big changes today with temperatures coming way down. and then looking at offshore winds that believe it or not bring high fire danger to the second half of the weekend. lts look at accuweather seven-day forecast when ke come back and see if march can bring any miracles next. >> also next who is ready for baseball season more importantly from the giants perspective is johnny cuteo coming back from tommy john's surgery in larry beil has more on the spring debut comi

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warriors try to snap the eight-game losing streak. they take on the suns at talkin. this afternoon the giants play the angels at scottsdale stadium. last night a leading candidate to be the starter made the debut. hair is laroue railroad booefl with highlights. >> good morning, everybody. 18 months from removed from tommy john's surgery 13-year veteran johnny cueto took the mound with madison bumgarner gone the home is kuwait or returns to form as ace. giants and rockies. cueto two innings. only allowed one hit. only seven pitches in the firstening that's good. giants down 5-1 in the fourth. taking out the belt. deep to the arizona night sky. the first of theier. who knows maybe this could be his year. i've said that before. a highly touted prospect. ramos. tat is gone. oh veteran bat flip.

that ball is crush. giants come back winning 9-6. the a's lose 10-1 to cincinnati. we were anticipating a decision on steph curry yesterday. didn't happen. now we're haepg a decision on steph curry today. he wants to play tomorrow after missing almost four months with the brekeen hand. but steve kerr would like him to practice more. moufrp there is a curry in the league lighting it up. younger brother seth on fire for the mavs in miami last night. 8 of 9 from three. steph has never been that good or shot that well on at least eight threes. seth a career hey 37 points. third place in the curry family. dad dell had 38 and steph career high. mavs lost on top. 108116 zblienchts. straight to overtime. stamford down 7. keena williams por arthrop game.

lexi hall for three. 8-0 run. cardinals lead by one. stamford up by thee. arizona up one. stamford does not use the timeout. the runner noood. arizona win in ot first team beating stamford in five years. raiders coach jon gruden made a new friend, the man who imitates him perfectly. frank caliendo. jon gruden having fun with jon gruden. >> sit something here at the aerosmith concert with my good friend jon gratituden. >> how is it going ob johnny. >> good concert. got pics, got drum sticks. >> we goot a lot of good times ahead don't we jonny? >> that's so ridiculous. and caliendo is so good. that's a wrap on morning sports.

have a great everybody. lets check now the bay area forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. >> hey, liz, business change for the weekend. all the war know much cooler. and a wind advisory in effect for sunday. bringing some gusty offshore winds. and we got to watch out for fire danger. no rain for the month of february. you know that. but if you head out today, say walk the dog, it's going to be windy out there. and we're seeing clouds increase throughout the day. so mainly in the 60s if you are in our east bay. low 60s at best. it's taking all day to get there. and then by the afternoon this front pushes on through. a dry front and it's bringing even windier conditions. it's breezy to windy today. gusty winds overnight and then there will be gustier in parts of the bay for sunday. we have a wind advisory for many areas around the bay as we get to the second half of the

weekend. 49 in santa cruz right now. in the 50s today. it's going to be a cool day at the coast. the warmth is over for the short-term. but it's back. just in time for the work week again. a look at live doppler 7. a lot a lot of cloud cover over the state. live towards the east bay it looks nice. but it's chillier, 50 from san francisco, oakland absan jose. 46 in gilroy. pacifica 48. beautiful view from walnut creek. 48 by the delta. 51 in concord. livermore at 48. from the golden gate bridge you can see the flag there not an issue right now but upper elevation winds gusty and will work down to the surface throughout the day today. and keep a blustery overnight tonight. windy and cooler over the weekend. the wind advisory from coast. north and east bay hills down the peninsula to the santa cruz mountains and and towards monterey. this is towards tomorrow. getting gusty winds into sunday. and monday.

and we're worried about the possibility of some high fire danger. we've had no rain. and with that we are looking at the dry conditions continuing into monday. the gusty winds in the hills and that will allow forore weather, although the winds dial back into monday. here is is a look at upper elevation winds. 20 to 28 miles an hour from mount tam to diablo through the day today. look at the coast. 30 to 37 miles an hour. this is 3:00, 15 to 25 miles an hour winds around the bay. and it just stays gusty. even blustery at 41 miles an hour at the shoreline. look at our winter weather advisory. 6:00 tonight through noon sunday. two to six inches of snow up to 10 inches in the highest peaks here. so a burst of snow while we have the gusty north winds. here is our wind advisory, 4:00 sunday to monday you can see the entire bay area here except close to the shore it's going to be a cold sunday and a blustery

saturday. 58 with the wind at the coast. 60 in palo alto. a far cry from yesterday's 70s. 15 degrees cooler today. the accuweather seven-day forecast, the cool days will last through the weekend and the offshore winds allowing for potentially very dry conditions with possibly fire danger we saw that fire yesterday. into monday. with the winds dialing back. and temperatures kwomg up for march. so so far no rain. >> i mean this week was beautiful. and okay lets joij what we can. but. >> right. >> definitely feeling that. >> thanks, lisa. in celebration of black history month. nhl black history mobile museum will be in the bay area in weekend. offering fans the experience to learn about some of hockey's biggest moments, milestone and play makers. abc 7 south bay community journalist dustin dorsey caulked with evander kane of the museum >> history is coming to the bay area in celebration of black history month the nhl black

hockey history mobile museum is make stopgs in san jose and oakland as the leelg showing that hockey is for everyone. >> black history obviously a worldwide thing and has a place in hockey. i think over the years it's been overlooked and it's nice for it to be recognized and in some capacity. especially with young minority groups that maybe don't know about the game of hockey, i think it's a great lesson. them understanding that there were guys that looked like them that played, 30, 40 years ago. just learning the history of in sport and the history of our culture as black people. >> reporter: the museum celebrates the pioneers creating the culture in hockey that continues to grow today. from the wall of pucks representing every black player playing in the nhl to equipment of notable black shark starns. evander kane joel ward. the museum tells the stories kane helps hopes inspire the next generation. >> in order to grow the game and sport you have to have people from all types of backgrounds and from all different places around the world.

interested and a part of it. for us as hockey players as a sport, you know that's why it's so important. >> as one of the black players in the leg kane a has taken it on hockey and sports world to help the nhl become diverse. he says the he the work he does every day to grow the game will continue throughout his career. >> seeing the different cultures and sports and trying to bring that to hockey in terms of changing the kind of old school nature of hockey i think it's is important. grow the game and make it more popular. more than just athletes or hockey hockey i know it's a clich abut it's a truth especially in our sport, having people outside of the hockey community see that. >> the mobile mumz will be at the shark street rally at s.a.p. center saturday february 29ing and sunday march 1st. dustin dorseyy, abc 7 news. . next why some brave people will take part in the polar

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the race at 10: that i would be so much moribundled it's not like you have to wear. >> it's the adrenalin. >> just go. >> 52 degree water temperature. >> yeah. >> morning, everyone. certainly chillier this morning. look at the golden gate where it's clear out there. but looking at big changes through the rest of the day. and with that, the wind, in fact a wind advisory for sunday and then we'll get warmer by the end -- i should say the beginning of next week. so here is the wind. it's with us. and it's going to feel very blustery. highs today for most near 60. that's about it. and we're going to see temperatures just as cool tomorrow. bundle up out there. >> thanks, lisa. thanks for watching, everyone. abc 7 newstinues at lisa argen. 9:00 a.m. you then sharing your vision to change the game. for using your voice to open new

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