>> when the power went out and i saw th on mighbor's car. has been a morning, mike. >> whoa, wow, that is incredible to hear that in san francisco. trees do come down in san francisco a little easier because they are shallow rooted because of the way they are planted on the sidewalks. but to actually have y los

power in san francisco. i think thought, wow that's pretty impressive. yes, it was a very noyes night out there. i keep walking outside looking at the damage. and my as big as subdivision iss some. you can see 35-45 miles per hour winds, up in the hills even faster, 60, 70. several gusts more than 90 miles per hour last night we have talked about how it was going to be even worse. hi wind warning extended to 10:00. the breeze wills taper this afternoon but 6:00 we have to wait until it completely gaway. >> happening now cruise are working to con tine the fire in the north bay. up to ten acres are burning off big geysers road. wind gusts were reaching above 80 miles per hour. crews are reporting power lines are down.

the fire is not threatening any homes or structures. houses in the bay area are without power this morning. you can see the outages on the pg&e map. the between 50 and 500 customers for the yellow and the orange between 500 and 5,000 customers. pg&e to restore power to as many as possible and we'll keep you posted. >> one of the biggest outages in the east bay. amy hollyfield in lafayette with that and some of the wind damage we're seeing from overnight. hi amy. -- okay we'll get back to amy. here is some video from los gatos overnight. tree branch all over the world, this video was taken along three around black road before begs

road, the high wind blowing the debris all over the place and the wind isn't letting up yet. stay with us for updates from mi mike in securing the nation's capitol ahead of inauguration day. much of washington, d.c. is locked down with an force to protect president elect joe biden and vice president elect kamala harris. live in washington people are still on edge following the attack on the good morning andrew. >> reporter: g surreal season almost everywhere you turn here in washington, d.c. is it heavy militarized presence including check points in sidewalks and street here's. all this beefed up security in effort to ensure that tomorrow's transfer of power is peaceful. this morning security forces fortifying the nation's capitol for the final chapter in donald trump's presidency. some 25,000 national guard

troops deployed. armed forces on the ground. blockade, barbed wire fencing. security checkpoints that stretch miles and a beacon of flights flooding the national mall make washington, d.c. almost unrecognizable ahead of the inauguration. fresh memories from a violent and deadly january 6th pro tump mob invade the capitol and reveelting more about that fateful day. rioters removing items from lawmakers desks hunting for vice president mike pence and house speaker nancy pelosi. inside the senate chamber insurrection. and new this week, a false alarm near congress highlighting a city on edge. meanwhile federal law enforcement continues to round up rioters. john schaefer an indiana heavy metal musician turns himself in

over the weekend along with robert deeswine and riley june williams. may have stolen nancy pelosi's computer with the intention of selling it to russian spies was arrested in pennsylvania. and as trump's one-term presidency winds to a close here, here on his final full day in office he is expected to issue a flurry of pardons. sources telling abc news the president is expected to pardon some hundred people but not expected to preemptively pardon himself or any members of his own family. live in washington, d.c., abc7 news. happening today.day. president elect joe biden and vice president elect kamala harris will be there as part of a nationwide moment of unity honoring the those lost to covid-19. 400 lights will illuminate the

reflecting pool representing nearly 400,000 americans who have die by the virus. cities across the country chime in starting at 2:30. san jose will illuminate its landmarks. abc news will have live coverage of the inauguration. it begins tomorrow at 6:00 here on abc7. california health and human services secretary dr. mark alley is expected to speak at 1:30 this afternoon and also get an update on covid-19 in san francisco. mayor breed and dr. of health will speak at 11:00 this morning. we'll stream both con c andur >>o get vacua vaccinated. the city is working to

administer vaccines at safeway, walgreens and with vaccine makes the teams. three high volume sites also in the works. california has received over 3 million doses of covid-19 vaccine but just over 40 have been administered. the state has one of the worst backlogs in the country. cdc data ranks california 45th when it comes to the number of shots administered per 100,000 people. >> looking at the data, looking amount the numbers that a lot of the outstanding vaccines that are still not being used are vaccines that were meant for those high-risk people. and they haven't gotten to nem. >> governor newsom said the state would administer a million vaccines within ten

alley the tracker shows we are well short of tha morevaccine, tests and coverage impact check out our app. developing news out of san mateo county. the u.s. coast guard will resume its search for a 12-year-old who was swept into the each. officials say the he was sitting on the sand when a powerful wave swept him, his father and 8-year-old brother into the water. his father and brother were able to get out. first responders could see the boy from a cliff seconds after they arrived. sn since. >> the surf was really high. it was more like just giant waves going one after another. it was like a washing machine as if you were in the water. >> rescuers worked into the night to try to find the boy.

they suspended their search whe. >> that is jussie terrible to hear that it happened again during a high surf advisory. weather-wise now, temperatures w- to 50e east bay valleys. other neighborhoods, pretty mid- to upper-50s. with the wind it is going to be cooler than that. northeast winds gusting up to 60 miles per hour right in and out in the berkeley hills i bouncin arounded that camera. what to expect today, it is going to be windy. the winds could pulse a little after sunrise like yesterday. and hang around through 6:00. still breezy this evening be awe sharp turn in calmer conditions.

temperatures in the 50s will warm into the mid- and upper-60s, still well warmer than average but nowhere near yesterday. so records less likely, if at all. here we are, thursday evening. increasing clouds continue the cooling tren cooling trend. scattered showers. saturday and sunday look quiet until sunday evening. a chance of rain sunday evening through monday. more about that coming up. sue, good morning, thanks for joining us and how is the commute? >> it is pretty light. however the winds are a factor on the roads as well. we do have a high wind advisory for most of the bay area bridges. i know i came through the waldow tunnel and the grade. and lights were out in the tunnel. so power outages in the southern uple o cig you. the richmond idge. ars b

agrepare findy ndions around and a lot of debris top road rays this morning. san mateo under a high wind advisory and 0ds 101. so we're going head mostly to skyline boulevard. we've got several problems. this has in la han do highway. 84 is close nest pear pescadero. highway south of highway 35 which is skyline boulevard. highway 9 closed due to trees and limbs blocking the roadway. fire crews out there with which chain saws but there are so many they don't know what time this is going to be reopened. in the skyland boulevard, highway 9, 35, be aware lots of debris out there andose at, we ssn the roas a result of

the winds and abc7 reporter amy hollyfield live in lafayette this morning. how's it look there, amy. >> reporter: some of the power has been knocked out here in lafayette and i can show you exactly where it happened. here at happy valley road and mount diablo boulevard. traffic lights out at this intersection. some businesses past these lights though do is have power. and you will notice over here in the parking lot, the cvs does have lights but over there at johnny's doughnuts. no lights. they are selling doughnuts this morning with just one lantern they have brought in so they can see. so big power outage here in lafayette. pg&e maps show the happy vle orhood here has lost power.avfamagee crosm in san francisco, a tree came down around 1130 last night

another tree at powell and sutter also in the city and around the bck the intersection and then a third three. this one did the most damage landing on a car, this was at franklin and ellis, also in san francisco, about 11:00 last night. no reports of injuries in all this. just a mess and property damage. as far as power outages, a hasem for people working from home, doing school from home. power outages in the berkeley hills and here in lafayette. and still waiting to hear in pg&e about the number of customers and when the lights might co-possibly come back on. and you can see the wind is still an issue. live in lafayette. amy hollyfield. abc7 news. >> thank you. amy. ever feel like you just need to scream? because we do. and there is a hotline for that. >> especially if there is a tree on top of your car. i feel so bad for those people. also a big fire burnld not far

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abc7 news spoke to rogers mother yesterday. >> it is all about what's happening with the inauguration. it is all precautionary. and they are using him as an

example. >> the mother never said why rogers might have had the ammunition. the fbi is joining the investigation. today's gma first look, the american teen jailed in the cayman islands after breaking quarantine is admitting she was wrong. here is abc news news reporter gentlemen nay norman. >> reporter: in this morning's first look an abc news exclusive. that morning when you slipped off the tracking bracelet you were breaking the law. did you think of it that way at the time. >> reporter: for first full-time we're hearing from skyler mack, the 18-year-old who was jailed in the cayman islands for breaking quarantine rules. but now she's out of somebody jail, back on american soil and speaking only to good morning merck. >>

>>. >> reporter: we'll have much more on our abc news exclusive interview at 7:00 a.m. with your gma first look. i'm gentlemen nay norman. abc news new b abc7 news reporter david louis speak with a divorce attorney and therapist. >> -- ten months into the pandemic divorce attorneys say some couples have reached a breaking point. >> confrontations have increased at least by 50%, if not more. i would say the amount of 26 clients who file for divorce have increased bay third.

>> reporter: everyone working at home. kids taking classes onle. d socia interaction a possible job losses created a pressure cooker environment. >> they had the personal freedom, they had economic prosperity and they debate have the external stress of the covid crisis soft it has -- >> reporter: pre covid may have been easier to mask issues. pressure in covid and pressure can build up and lead to violence. a licensed in campbell. >> -- highe loanr, people respond to ose th. >> counseling isn't a box to check so you can move on to a divorce. it is something you should committed to working on your relationship, and yourself.

>> reporter: the uncertainty over when the pandemic will end adds stress on fragile relationships. so knowing when to get help is key. >> it is difficult. and i think we all need help with it. so being able to acknowledge that we can't do this alone. and ask, reach out, ask for help, from anybody. from therapists or just family members or friends. anybody. >> david louie, abc7 news. >> or you can just scream. that doesn't cost you a dime. you don't have to meet with anybody. you don't even have to see anyone. you could just call a hotline that is now offering relief. it is called just scream. and it is exactly what it sounds like. you call a number. you yell and then you hang up. and the number is 561 and -- this is so funny. an elementary schoolteacher says he created the project to help reduce stress. the hotline launched just before

election day. it will stop accepting calls really soon, january 21st, a day after the inauguration. so if you need it. get to it. >> i do this anyways. with someone named debra, my mother. >> poor debra. >> mom! >> she does still answer your call? >> she always answers me. >> that's a mom right there. that's a good mom. >> yep. mom is always there. always there. why didn't i think of that? that is a great idea, if we could leave that you are mics open for just a second, danny. i don't know if you can or not but i wanted to show you something and i wanted reggie's perspective on it. delores park here, and just about 10 blocks away. look at this wind right here. and look up here. we just had a gust up to about 55 miles per hour, about seven blocks from delores park. you familiar with that area reggie? >> oh yeah. i was driving right through this today. >> yeah. >> and the trees with are like,

really leaning. the really tall palm trees they have all around that area. and there is a bunch of areas in the mission that are out of power as a result. so please be careful. >> yeah. well i appreciate that. you know, and so many of the trees around here still have leaves in them because a lot of our trees, some are evergreen and that just act likes a catchers mitt or a kite, if you will and it catches the wind and makes those trees susceptible also to coming down. right now we're anywhere in about 21 in mountain view. 29 in san jose. 32 in concord. 35 in hayward. mid- to upper-30s across the north bay. the difference between last night and this morning is we have winds that are evenr. had gts air is colder. colder air is dry, heavier and sinking into our lower elevations. and because of that it is filling in the rest of our neighborhoods with these gusty winds that we didn't have to deal with yesterday, mainly outside of the north bay in the

east bay. so that is why all of us have the winds this morning. still windy today. sunny, much cooler. winds decrease leading to cooler conditions tonight. innd out. we're going into the weekend frid w o ofhe weekend sunday into monda wh a chance of rain. i like their hamburgers too. mid- to upper-60s in the71 in s. the 30s back in our deepest inland valleys. the rest of us in the low- to mid-40s. the cooling trenld continues all the way through the weekend. a 1

it is 5:25. strong winds whips across the bay area blowing down trees and knocking out some power to neighbors. this is in san francisco where crews will need to clean up all of the branchs. >> two, unfortunately the likelihood of those damaging winds continues through 10:00 this morning. originally the high wind warning was until 7:00. so it is until 10:00 and once that expires all of us are still under a wind advisory through

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[camera click] [inhales] halls breathe it in uildin better bay area for a safe and secure future. this is abc7 news. 5:30, unusuag winter wind hitting the air. >> the wind has also caused serious damage all over. including the north bay. the own over this home was luckily ready to go. >> what a mess. good morning on this tuesday january 19th. >> yes, you probably heard the wind howling through the night. want to get right to meteorologist mike nicco here who is tracking all of this. good morning, mike. >> good morning jobina, reggie. hi everybody. let me give you some advice. don't walk near any trees today. falling branches, yep, they tend to harm and kill people. and that is going happen throughout the day.

as the winds continue blowing. 70, 73. nearly 90 miles per hour gusts across the north bay and 80 across the east bay throughout the night and they filter down to us. sfo. 45. hayward 25. 29 in san jose. gusts up to 54 miles per hour in san high-wind warning unfortunately extended an extra three hours through 10:00 this morning. and where most of us live, we've got that wind advisory until 6:00. gusts up to 50 miles per hour possible. reggie? >> mike thank you. new this morning, fire crews say wind helped fuel this fire that spread to two acres. people who live in two different streets were forced to evacuate. the residents were allowed to return home about an hour later. >> these strong wins are also bringing down power lines around the bay area. thousands are in the dark right now.

a look at the pg&e outage map. a new one in oakland near lake merr updates in. >> reporter: wie got spots in the dark here. right behind me, the cvs has power and then this strip of businesses does not. so johnny's doughnuts, and they are doing business with just a lat earn. this is mount diablo and happy and the happy valley neighborhood has lost power. this morning, there is debris all over the place. the videos from los gatos but it looks like this all over the bay area. and branches and debris right here is littering black road and some lanes are blocked there from trees that fell overnight. trees and limbs came down all over the behave area. so be on the lookout this morning, it was a windy night. and power is out in lot of areas.

and here in lafayette that means traffic lights are out. and so you need to be very careful remembering that this could happen to you and treat these as a fourway stop. we are hearing about power outages also in berkeley and oakland. pg&e very busy this morning. we can't even get through on the phone. we've been on hold about an hour an rehbouthen the lights could possibly be coming back on. everyone working from home, learning from home, it is going to be a rough morning for places with no power. amy, thank you. and a look at serious damage from power wind gusts in santa rosa. a joined redwood crushed a cottage near mont see doe drive. the woman there was able to escape with her two small dog. thank goodness she's already. and she actually had a bag packed of an earthquake last night.

the best way to protect yourself from the hide winds is stay inside. >> reporter: just about 24 hours from now joe biden and vice president elect kamala harris will take their oath of office. and as time tick t tension rises. the nation's capitol now a militarized security zone with blockad blockad blockades the fbi is warning about armed protests in sacramento. and state houses across the country. abc7 news iteam reporter dan

noyes has a look ahead. >> reporter: from centuries patrolling the dome to new high fencing surrounding the complex the capitol is locked down. in addition to enhanced police presence 1,000 heavily armed national guard stationed at the building and nearby state offices. they waved to drivers and greeted people on sunday. i watched many thank the police and guard for being there. >> we really appreciate you being here. >> the key thing we need to distress is the cal guard is alwayse respectful.-redeady for their mission. >> reporter: heightened security after the insurrection at the u.s. capitol hill and a warning from the fbi that an armed group is planning to storm government offices in all fifty states on inauguration day. sacramento has been hit by protests each week since the election. some have turned violent. the chp denied a permit for 3,000 person pro trump rally. >> it is just better everybody

stay away and stay safe and be calm. >> reporter: now she is turning her attention fully to gathering signatures to recall governor newsom. >> this is crunch time. we have over a million signatures. we are almost there and we are s govern. covid vaccinations. police alse >> you guys are pathetic. >> reporter: they spoke during public comment at the senate budget hearing this past >> 17 million guns were wh dyou think? they are going to do wem. >> we didn't buy guns for nothing. >> thank you. >> we're not taking your shot. >> reporter: vaccine proponents state senator from -- dr. richard pan was the target. >> sometimes you can say oh it is just trolls people are saying things but unfortunately it becomes word life. >> reporter: and word has reached local proubs. they tell me none of its members will be here wednesdayd boys.

they tell me none of its members will be here wednesday. >> reporter: anti-fascist sources tell me they expect supporters to travel from throughout the state wednesday. this is what happened the last time antifa called for a major response. >> many questions up in the air. off the wonder whether both groups will see the security and stay away or whether there could be another outbreak of violence. if for iteam. dan noyes, abc7 news. hoping for peace. okay. as president trump's last day in office closes in. sources say the final list of pardons could amount to more than a hundred people. abc news is learning those are unlikely to include himself or his family in face of possible impeachment or other criminal investigations. president trump is also sought to leave some sort of recorded video message today. he'll skip the inauguration and

leave for florida early in the morning. abc news will have live coverage of the inauguration beginning at 6:00 tomorrow morning here an abc7. let's go to mike for a lock at our very dramatic weather this morning. >> right, reggie and we have a dramatic video to take a look at. look at that from san francisco. you can see a crane spinning at a pretty high velocity in these high winds. the crane don't be worried, is build to move with the wind. it swings back and forth so it doesn't topple when the winds hit it perpendicular. this way it is going parallel with the winds and that keeps it from falling over. so that is a good thing. but still pretty scary to see i'm sure, especially with how noisy its been a all the othmag. 52 right now in castro valley in orinda. everybody else mid- to upper-50s. and low- to upper-50s.

52-59 from antioch to oakland this morning. dress a little warmer than yest plus the winds make it feel even cooler. the planner for today. windy till the sun sets and then the breezes start to back off overnight. couple things, they are going to keep our sunshine with us. so you need your sunglasses but they are also going to keep temperatures cooler than yesterday. suke you can see a mid-60s about all we can muster this afternoon. 29-54 the winds are gusting in the east bay hills right now. that is right up from berkeley and uc berkeley there. and wind bursts on the roads, especially on our bridge, you have to watch out for that. bigger waves. going to be chop on the ferry and some power outages at the mass transit stops. so look ahead for that. thursday evening, clouds on the way. scattered showers friday. saturday looking pretty sunny. and sunday is looking like increasing clouds. and look at the rain starting to

roll sunday into monday, a better chance of wet weather. friday couple of hundreds of an inch but hopefully a quarter to a third of an inch by monday's rain. we'll keep an eye on it. traffic with sue, hi. >> reporter: good morning everyone. yeah, wind is a factor for your ride as you head out this morning. debris in lanes especially.we h morning. including the golden gate bridge. i you can see hopefully the caution sign blinking there as you head northbound. four lanes in your south bay drive. some road closures, mostly skyline boulevard. a cig alert in los gatos. highway 9 is completely shut down due to debris in lanes. all that purple there, that is not good in the traffic world. just south of highway 35, skyline boulevard which has its share of problems too. and fire departments have been notified to come out and clear lanes but that is going to take some time not.

estimated time of opening. and we do have a bart delay due to debris on tracks. richmond el se ri doe. ten minute delays so check before you head as mike mentioned some of the electric due to the power outages may be a consideration as

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today the u.s. will surpass 400,000 deaths from covid-19. and right now there is growing concern over a new mutation of the virus that is found right here in california. as abc news's amber tells us despite all of this. >> reporter: overnight a travel ban erupting between the and booirnd administrations, announcing plans to open up international travel days before

joe biden takes office saying effective january 26th. the travelers can come into the u.s. from the uk, ireland, 26 european nations and brazil with proof of a negative covid test. but minutes after that announcement brooind's incoming press secretary took to twitter to shoot down the suggestion tweeting tweeting with the pandemic and more contains variants emerging around the world this is not the time to be lifts restrictions on international travel. in los angeles, more than one-third of covid patients are now believed to be carrying a newly discovered california variant. >> something that's stickier like this new variant potentially is, can cause us to have setbacks in all the horde work that we've done so far. >> reporter: doctors say the mutation is likely to blame for the recent explosion in cases. funeral homes so overwhelmed in

l.a. county -- can't keep up. one family took into account a month to bury their loved one. and now the state faces new troubles. doctors at the vaccination sites say available doses will likely run out tomorrow. in new york the governor trying to boost supply levels by eliminating the federal middle man and buying the vaccine directly. >> pfizer is a private company. they produced it on their own. they can do what they want with it. >> reporter: but pfizer responding saying direct sales are not allowednder its emergency president elect joe biden is promising to administer 100 million vaccines in his first 100 days in office and exclusive interview in "good morning america" this morning. the incoming director of the cdc said it can be done. >> we need to make sure we have the people, the vaccinators on the ground. we are going to, you know, use

commissioned medical personnel. and military medical personnel. we're going t retirees and upper level medical students and nursing students so we can get enough team to be doing the vaccination. >> a top priority of the biden administration is to make sure all americans to get equal access to the covid-19 vaccine. and city council members vote on extended emergency paid sick leave benefits. they lapsed december 31st and state and federal benefits also lapsed. oakland workers who test positive for covid-19 are not protected if they need to take extra time off work. if passed the benefits go into effect immediately. san jose and los angeles have already extended their local sick leave provisions. a chinese restaurant in montreal can't be accuse odd overselling its menu. going viral for its brutally honest menu descriptions. the owner admits the orange we've is, quote, not that good.

and also describes a curry dish saying "don't expect it to be so tasty." it's working, sales are working and the restaurant getting a lot of attention thanks to a guess who tweeted calling it a real treat, also i saw this story earlier. this is one where he says i haven't tried it so maybe i should eat at my restaurant more often. >> you know, there is a psychology about this that remains true. years ago there using to be a show on tv about southwest airlines and it basically followed a day in the life of the people who work there. and every episode there are angry people who yelled and screamed at the ticket agents and said i am never flying southwest again. there is always some kind of drama that happened. and every time it arired they would see a spike in the number of people who called to make reservations. >> what? >> no kidding. >> yeah. so there is a psychology about all, you know -- like if they

are talking about you, they are talking about you. >> that's true. >> so mike, i don't know. i don't know what that means for us here. >> well, i was thinking kind of a different plane. you both have been wine tasting, right? >> yeah. >> and the growing ways they describe the wines and colorful adjectives. just think if you did the complete opposite when you were wine tasting. i just kind of thought it was funny. all right. great story. appreciate you sharing those. all right let's take a look at what's going on. the winds, they are just -- i mean they kept a lot of people up last night. bothering the dog, they have caused damage, power outages, people can't their cars out of the garages -- reggie, sorry. 3,000 feet, winds faster than 80 miles per hour but the difference last night compared to the night before is colder air. drier and heavier and that is sinking down into the rest of the neighborhoods and brings us those fast winds and that is why we're seeing more damage and

experiencing more widespread wind this morning. look at that, 29-54 in the berkeley hills. damaging winds through 10:00 this morning. still windy during the daylight hours till 6:00 and chance of showers friday and rain monday. highs around 65 to about 71 degrees today. still well above average but not nearly as warm as yesterday. 30s and 40s tonight. by accuweather 7-day forecast. cooling trend. look at that. down in the 50s starting friday through monday with our best chance of rain monday. jobina? happening today -- closer to the drastic redesign of downtown san francisco, changes could mean a slower and much more costly drive through town. the board will vote on creating a 20 miles per hour speed limit on market street from franklin to stewart. only bike, buss and ride shares are allowed there now. they will also discuss a toll system to charge as much as $14 to drive through downtown as a way to ease traffic.

if approved the project is set to start this summer. >> wow. a mother and daughter shared kindness for martin luther king jr. day. bags with candy, and --. and a note filled with kindness. the family says because of covid this was their alternative act of service to honor mlk day. >> its been hard so we want to spread the sunshine and the line. >> what we want to do is honor dr. king's vision of love, compassion, freedom. and equality. >> well the mother and daughter say their lemon tree was exceptionally fruitful this year and that is what inspired this project. adorable. >> very. spread the sunshine. i like that. well new at 6:00, being stuck at home can be stressful and when you have work to do and kids to take care of a doctor from the cleveland clinic shares

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it is tuesday, january 19th, we want to start right with meteorologist mike nicco on this, the wind is pretty dangerous out there, mike. >> it really is. it has been a damaging, it could take loss of lives. we see that when trees come down. avoid walking around trees if you can today. especially ones that still have a lot of leaves, because those act as kites and catch the wind and make the tree more susceptible to coming down. big question, how much longer do i have to deal with this? until at least 10:00, the fastest winds, that's when the high wind warning expires and we have seen and felt gusts up to 80 to 90 miles per hour in the overnight hours and the wind advisory for all of us to 50il . the winds elenia, down to the surface, the fastest wind now, 53 degrees at sfo. if you're on the peninsula or driving, be careful. here is a couple of things to think about. watch out for debris on