breaking news now a 5:00 a busy stretch of road taped off for investigation. the multi car crash that left at least one dead overnight. tiger woods recovering from serious surgery this morning. new information about the extent of the injuries he suffered. >> and now businesses opening today. the red tier counties whell ablo work out yet again. and the end of an era. the big announcement from bay area bay surprise overnight. >> it is wednesday february the 24th. >> and here is meteorologist mike nicco. hey mike. >> hey everybody. the that big story today is the winds. started at 10:00 the areas in yellow will have gusts potentially 40-60 miles per hour. which also means potential for damage as tree limbs could come

down. maybe knock down some powerless. through 4:00 tomorrow morning for our hills andba valleys it will stop around 10:00 tonight. winds gusting up to about 35 right now in the hills and mountains. not too bad compared to where we are going. down where most of us live, pretty calm. fairfield 10-20 miles per hour, the rest of us much less than that. the off shore winds usher in a cooler air mass. so no record highs but very comfortable with upper-60s to low-70s. the weekend forecast coming up alsos. let's get over the kumasi. >> thank you, mike. we're following breaking news in oakland this morning. at least one died after this crash that involved multiple cars overnight. it happened at international boulevard and seminary avenue around midnight and we know at least four cars were involved. it is not clear yet exactly what happened but we have reached out to oakland police for more

information and we will bring you an update as soon as we get it. tiger woods waking up inned the hospital this morning after undergoing emergency surgery. he was seriously injured in a crash in crash california yesterday. jobina is tracking his condition. >> last night tiger woods' foundation put out a statement saying he's awake and responsive and recovering in his hospital room. he suffered a compound fractures to both upper and lower parts of his right leg and shattered his foot and ankle. rod, pins and screws had to be used to stabilize the injuries. the suv was left mangled after rolling downhill multiple times woodse ag hundreds of >> it is very fortutehat mr. woods was able to come out of this alive. the fact he was wearing his seat belt greatly increased the likelihood and saved his life.

>> the sheriff says there was no sign that woods was impaired but the sheriff added it appears the vehicle may have been speeding. investigators say they will look into whether woodss was on the phone ore otherwise distracted. >> you can learn more about the crash and tiger woods on our tv app. we have several videos bundled together to watch on demand. search abc7 bay area on apple tv, android tv, amgz fire or roku. marin and san mateo are now officially in the red tier. that means limited capacity is now okay for indoor dining, gym, movie theaters and other things. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield live in redwood city with more. good morning. amy. >> reporter: good morning gyms are wiping off the dust this morning because they can allow customers inside again. here in san mateo county. only 10% of capacity but they

will approximate allowed to open this morning. you can work out indoors. restaurants can also open their dining rooms. they will still need their outdoor dining areas though because they will only be able to allow in 25% of capacity. for instance, one restaurant we talked to, that means only four more tables for them. but they are still very happy to be able to welcome more customers and sell more meals. places of worship can also welcome in 25% of the building's capacity. and pastors say this really is what people need. >> with that, gonna have to be even more safer. but with the church people miss is being together. and them coming back is a joy to them. just seeing there is a brotherhood. and they love that. and that is what they really miss. besides the worship and the praying and the message. they really miss the fellowship.

>> museums, movie theaters and zoos are also on the list of places that can partially reopen. so it is marin and san mateo counties. those interest two bay area counties that are now in the red tier. and health officials say the number of covid cases and hospitalizations are going down. and that we are headed in the right direction. they say we really just need that vaccine supply to keep up with the demand so we can keep heading in this direction. live in redwood city, amy hollyfield abc7 news. amy thank you. and speaking of marin county. restaurant likes aroma cafe reopening for indoor dining at 25% starting today. few people are ready to say the worst is over even though more people are getting vaccinated. even health officials have a wait and see attitude. >> it is too early to congratulate ourseles. we have, you know, it will be probably at least two or three weeks before we start seeing numbers that will be anywhere clget.

>> as amy mentioned, gyms can also are reopen at 10% capacity. san francisco is inching closer to the red tier. with cases dropping the city lifted the mandatory travel quarantine. that 10-day quarantine was implemented in december following the postthanksgiving surge. health officials are still urging everyone to avoid non essential trips. while cases are dropping. san francisco is still in the purple tier because of the health equity score. it tracks case asks counties the virus hit the hardest. san francisco -- communities the virus hit the hardstest. so sf is expected to make the criteria next week. students in san francisco are one step closer to being back in the classroom. a health and safety plan agreed on to reopen schools. in the red tier inperson can re is vaccinated. no vaccine is needed in the orange tier.

they are not in agreement with how many days and hours are safe for inperson learning. >> lot of you don't know how going through right now and we need to be in this all together. as a teacher i am urging that the board to support and trust educator voices calling for continuity ieducatn. >> the teachers union now wants a mediator to intervene saying that they have lost confidence in the superintendent to manage the process. happening today san francisco is moving to the next phase of its vaccination plan. people who work in education, child care, emergency services and food sectors are now eligible for the shot. the city is set up a vaccination website for people who live and work in san francisco. you can sign up for an appointment there. the website is sf.gov/getvaccinated. >> concerns over another surge in coronavirus cases has scientists recommending the u.s. delay the second round of vaccines. a report from the university of

minnesota says the more transmissible uk variant could start a renewed surge of infections as soon as march. scientists are urging the cdc to change guidelines to get more vulnerable people vaccinated. that includes skipping the second dose. the biden administration could be a step closer to mailing millions of masks. yesterday -- health officials wanted to do the when trump was president but he blocked the idea. don't know the timeline when those masks would be sent out. this morning we are expecting more dramatic testimony into the investigation of the deadly riots at the u.s. capitol. -- will confirm he was never briefed on the threats. here is abc news reporter iq

idacci. >> reporter: so far we've heard information of claims arriving too late that could have potentially saved lives and today hearing from even more officials on the ground that deadly day. this morning on the hill. more testimony about the capitol riot. telling congress they were never warned about the waves of insurrectionists. >> we properly planned for a mass demonstration with possible violence what. we got was a military style coordinated assault. >> reporter: a bomb shell report from the fbi, a warning was sent to capitol police officers on january 95 warning of right wing extremists preparing to, quote, fight a war. former capitol police chief steven sudden who resigned two days after the riot telling congress he didn't see that until this week.

that it was sent in an e-mail. >> the day before a major event that that is ha level of specificity that it could get a little more attention than just being handled either through an e-mail or electronic format. >> reporter: this morning abc news obtaining a copy of testimony from brett breast implant the arc --. he'll tell -- and the hose appropriations committee are going to meet later to talk about emergency spending for funds related to the capitol riot5. that will include everything from restoration efforts to the capitol itself. security concerns and even counseling services for everyone involved. five managers of the texas power grid are resigning effective today. they have faced intense criticism since last weeks's historic winter storm. more than 4 million people left without power for days and dozens of deaths blamed on the

storm. tomorrow texas lawmakers are expected to question officials about the failures during hearings at the state capitol. let's look at what's going on. your current temperatures, and we'll go into san francisco where we've got 46 to 55. most of us around 48 to about 49 degrees. a pretty typical start there. with light breezes so far. that's allowed a little bit of fog to form around daly city. half moon bay about 47 degrees. 39 in palo alto. and also pleasanton and american canyon for some of our cooler temperatures. a look from our roof camera at the ferry building where the flags are kind of quiet. kind of calm. but they will become restless later on as the breezes pick t embarcadero. inhe12ouro s hack around the :0

hour breezes pick up. 59ed at the coast to mid-60s elsewhere. mid- to upper-60s this afternoon, above average but no record highs like yesterday. san jose is clear and about 46. if you have outdoor activity, sunshine and the windy condition, that is really what you need to concern yourself with. the winds you can see at 7:00, not too much. but as we head into the afternoon hours we're looking at 30-40 miles per hour gust where is a lot of us live. i'll let you know when these calm down when we come back. here is jobina and and morning commute. >> thank you, mike. good morning everyone. we are going to start with a live look at the golden gate bridge. road work wrapped up in san francisco around 5:00 a.m. so you will experience some stop and go traffic if you were making your way towards the hayden gatbr t t are very c br te lookwing s mateo muc busier spot and beginning to fill in as people make their way

westbound towards the peninsulas. i'll keep an eye on that and see if anything develops. and then very quickly as we wrap up, just giving you an overall look at the bay area. 5:1021 right now. everything is looking pretty clear except our usual slowdown out of tracy. the historic san francisco home that crews moved six blocks has something new on top of it this morning. clean up kpleesmt the findings from the oil spill in richmond. and used to be

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the faa is investigating this emergency landing in the east bay. this small plane crashed into a car in livermore. fire officials say the plane lost power shortly after it took off from livermore municipal airport. there were two people on board but nobody got hurt. >> and the east bay crews have fished clean up after app oil spill near richmond's chevron refinery. they estimated about 500-700

dplons of a diesel water mix gushed into bay on february 9th. officials overseeing the clean up did say they didn't dedetect any shehan on the water over the shoreline but also observed no impact to wildlife. they took samples in the area and results are pending. the end of an era. after 36 years in business fry's electronics announced that it is shutting down today. the statement appeared on the website early this morning. a result of changes in the retail industry and challenges posed by the covid-19 pandemic. only four fry's locations were left in the bay area. but the company has 31 stores in 9 states. gamestop's chief financial officer resigned a month after the trading frenzy. jim belle is leaving the company on friday without an immediate replacement. his exit comes after the company's massive riseto

value last month bets against gamestops stock were followed by a campaign to fuel the video game chain's shares. and that set the company stock price soaring before it tumbled shortly after. the this morning a nod to the beloved animated movie it is a college football bouquet of balloons. last year the victorian home was moved from franklin to fulton street at a speed of about 1 miles an hour. and many people thought it looked like the home from the pixar movie up where balloons float the home to paradise falls. >> that is the best movie. >> it is the best movie and it has that gut punch in the beginning. which if you don't see that coming, and how would you? >> yeah. >> but if you like a good cry. >> if you like a good cry, up is your movie. >> there you go. >> roller coaster of emotions

from the cry at the beginning to a little bit of joy at the end, to the dogs "squirrel." >> good impression, mike. >> thank you. been working on that one, reggie. thanks. gonna take it on the road. all right, that was pretty cool wasn't it? not the impression, the house and balloons. sunny and windy today, without record highs. that is our first accuweather highlight. clear tonight. winds remain in the hills and mountains and the valleying will be calmer and quieter conditions. and mild high this is weekend. just a touch breezy saturday. a look at what's going on. you can see there is is the storm track well to our north. nothing coming our way. possibly for the next seven days. we're looking at no chances of wet weather. so average highs around 61-63 degrees. we'll be 69-71 in the south bay. peninsula about 78-71. low- to mid-60s along the coast.

62 to about 66. upper-60s downtown. sausalito. san rafael and low-70s rest of the north bay. 68 in richmond to oakland about 72. inland we've got 67 in pleasanton. and antioch to 71 in fairfield. tonight some 30s in the deepest inland valleys. the rest of us in the 40s. the accuweather seven day, temperatures fluctuate between the breezes relaxing and then picking up once again but we're definitely going to remain above average and dry all seven days of the forecast. thank you, mike. people all over the bay area are remembering legendary poet publisher and book store owner laurence ferlinghetti. we died of lung disease at 101.1 last night the crowd recited poems and added flowers to a growing memorial at the front

door. abc7 news anchor dan ashley has a look back at his life. >> it was a very positive person in all of our lives. >> reporter: lawrence moved to san francisco from new york in 1951. just two years later he co-founded city lights bookstore with a handshake and 500 dollars at the corn over broadway and columbus. became the nation's first all paperback bookstore. >> he wanted a place where writers could feel comfortable and people could come and hang out. >> that was the big trial. he risked everything. to publish that book. >> reporter: ferlinghetti was named san francisco's first poet laureate in 1998 and city lights granted landmark status three years later. he died monday at his home, a month sigh of his 102nd birthday. >> he was ro not just a have a nice day person. he had political positions and

he had ideas. and that is what he wanted to share with the world. and he did. >> that was beautiful. that was dan ashley reporting. up next the seven things to know this mompk. >> we're hearing from the raptors team president following thisonfrontation. the final game at auricle. for the first time he's talking about the footage that ended up clearing his

it is 5:23. if you are just joining us, here the seven things to know this morning. number 1, tiger woods' foundation says the golf legend away and responsive after yesterday's horrific crash. woods underwent surgery for hours suffering compound fractures to both upper and lower parts of his leg, he also shatter his foot and ankle. two, bay area businesses ready to welcome back more customers. marin and is san mateo county in the red tier, limited capacity for indoor dining, gyms and movie theater. >> mandatory travel quarantine in sfrikts san

francisco. >> four, san jose based fry's electronics is closing for good. the company made the announcement on its website overnight. and five it is going to be quite windy today and that is going to drop temperatures about p-10 degrees. so no more record highs but still pretty warm this time of year. >> six, we are wringing you live picture from emeryville showing off 80 right now. the headlights are traveling westbound. wow, and the brake lights there, there are a lot. so i'll see what is slowing it down but we don't have anything coming in from the chp at the moment. >> and seven, the united states postal service has unveiled its next generation delivery truck. safety cameras, automatic braking to avoid crashes and ac. and should be on the road in 2023. >> reporter: today's gma first look, bruce springsteen expected

to appear before a judge for his dui arrest in november. sfwl in hours, legendary singer bruce springsteen will appear virtually to address the charges stemming from his november dui arrest. according the police report in sandy hook he was spotted taking a shot of tech quila as he was spotted trying to ride off on his motorcycle. news of the arrest came earlier this month just days after springsteen appeared in his first ever commercial. a super bowl ad for jeep. the car company swiftly pulling the spot from circulation. today's hearing two days after spotify released episodes of renegade's born in the usa -- all coming up a at 7:00 a.m. the next time you think

about texting a friend or a family member you might want to pick up the phone instead. a new study shows talking to someone on the phone for about 10 minutes a few times a week could make you or them feel less lonely. now 240 people took part in the study. have of them got brief phone calls from volunteers over the course of a month. in the end people reported feeling less lonely, anxious and depressed. researchers say the key is empathetic listening. the study is published in the journal jama psychiatric. do you agree? >> umm, yeah. in fact i did that yesterday with a friend. and i mean, let's face it. we were just talking trash about someone. i'm not gonna lie about that. but it made me feel so good. >> feel better. i think it is good when you have like a comfort level. but if you just call it and don't have a --

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to check out the warriors game in new york. >> hit the curb, hit a and there were several rollovers during that process. >> we're getting a clearer picture of what happened to tiger woods. dr. jen explaining the extent of the golf star's injuries. and after a gorgeous day with record high, mike is tracking warm and windy weather. the advisory in some spots. good morning on this wednesday, february 24th. >> now for a check on that accuweather forecast with mike. thank you, kumasi. reggie. good morning. this is a look at our big story for today. the gusty winds t dangerous winds. the potential they unleash starting at 10:00 this morning through 4:00 tomorrow morning in our hills and mountains. now for the east bay valleys as the 12-hour window from 10:00 this morning to 10:00 this evening as winds will be sustained out of north at 15-30 miles per hour. gusts 40-60 so there is potentially for damage. yesterday, look at all those

record high temperatures. 81 in napa and santa rosa. today is still going to be warm by averages. 61-63 is the average and we'll stretch from 66 in half moon bay to about 72 in santa rosa. it is not going feel as warm with the winds and it is not going to be as warm thanks to the winds. the weekend forecast, the winds come back. i'll let you know when that happens. here is a look outside with reggie. >> restaurants, gym, movie theaters. all can open with limited capacity today in two county, marin and san mateo. live in redwood city one gym is getting ready to welcome back customers. hi amy. le. >> reporter: hi reggie. do you know what's astounding restaurants went to while they were shut down just to stay in business. look at this enormous workout

facilitate that redwood city 24 hour fitness built out here in the parking lot so their customers would have a place to exercise while they were shut down. starting today they can now welcome people inside their gym. they can now go in in a limited capacity. they can only allow 10% of the building's capacity inside. but it is something. and restaurants also have the outdoor dining areas. but starting today in san mateo and marin county, they can fill up to 25% of their indoor dining rooms's capacity. those in the business tell us they really need this boost that being shut down indoors has been tough. >> all the staff have been working minimal hours. and trying to make it work. o allow in 25% of their capacity. movie theater, zoos and museums are also on the list of places

that can partially reopen in the red tier. counterofficials say case numbers are going down. vaccinations have been steady. they are headed in the right direction here. they say this is such good news for the local economy. live in redwood city amy hollyfield. abc7 news. thank you amy. knew san mateo is in the red tier state senator becker from menlo park is calling for all schools in the county to reopen. >> increase in mental health issue, increase in eating disorders, increase in suicide ises among kids. and we have to get our kids back in the classroom and do it safely and that is what the data shows. >> beckier says he see impactin. school districts on the peninsula are all in different phases in negotiate, reopening plans, for example, the san mateo foster city school district has announced inperson learning will start next month. others haven't set a date. becker says the first step is making sure that teachers feel

safe? >> workers at larger grocery stores in santa clara county and city of berkeley will be getting hard pay. employees will receive the exfive bucks an hour pay boost starting immediately. in santa clara it applies to grocery stores in unincorporated areas of the county. as we near a year in the pandemic, nba fans attend ad basketball game in new york city for the first time. jobina is at the live desk with how they did it. >> thank you kumasi. so two arenas in new york have now opened at 10% capacity and madison square garden the knicks hosted the warriors. 2,000 people were allowed inside. where the nets played the kings. 300 season ticketholders were welcomed. all were required to socially distance, wear a mask and show two negative covid tests in the race to vaccinate t cdc says 17% of the u.s. adult population has received at least one dose.

the "new york times" reports the fda will allow the pfizer vaccine to be stored in regular freezers as opposed to the ultra cold conditions. . vaccine makers say they are on track to deliver 600 million doses by july. >> we are now targeting delivery of the second hundred million doses of our vaccine by tend of may and a third hundred million doses by the end of july. a full two months ahead of schedule. >> johnson and johnson is set to release data on its one-dose vaccine with emergency use approval expected as soon as friday and in washington the house is set to vote friday on president biden's 1.9 trld covid leaf package. reggie? ree leaf is on the way for struggling californians. the governor signed a stimulus bill to provide $600 to eligible individuals and businesses. >> 7.6 billion dollars of direct relief we're providing today. not only helps support small businesses but supports some 5.7

million californians with direct stimulus check we leaf. >> the plan the governor says is to part team and businesses left behind in the last few round of stimulus payments. and this includes middle and lower income groups. those receiving assistance, the disabled, and immigrants. people receiving checks won't see them until at least six weeks after they file state taxes. tiger woods waking up in the hospital after he was seriously injured in this terrifying crash in southern california. it happened on a notoriously dangerous stretch of road near the border of rolling hills estates and roovrj palos verdes southwest l.a. he is awake and responsive and recovering in his hospital room southwest l.a. he is awake and responsive and recovering in his hospital room. he suffered compound fractures to upper and lower parts of his right leg and had to be rushed to surgery to stabilize the leg and ankle.

woods is facing a long road to recovery. >> we measure the recover write in baby steps. the next hours, days, weeks and months and there is the potential for this type of injury to have lifelong information manifestations. but every patient is different and they are pre existing or preaccident condition is very important as to how they will do in the futu in the future. >> the los angeles county sheriff said there was no sign he was impaired but added the vehicle may have been speeding. a response from the sports world including here in the bay area. abc news larry biel has reaction now from warriors' star steph curry. >> tachz mixture of shot concern and then relief with the news albeit with serious injuries. id the feelings eerily similar to the reactions following to kobe bryant helicopter crash. a worldwide star who thrived in

southern california. fortunately woods survivedmit rf or if it is even possible. warriors star steph curry was asked about it. >> it's just unfortunate, sad. knowing all he's been through last couple years. so thankfully he's okay. from what i hear. at this point it is not about golf. it is about, you know, his quality of life and being there for his kids. and that is the most important thing right now. so hopefully he makes a full recovery to be there for them. you know, as he got a lot of life to live. >> hoping for the best news possible but very very scary. >> at age 45, recovering from back surgery ide is bk nef rs compet high level right now unknown. tiger's had some very public highs and lows.

an example of just how fragile life can be. and it can all change in a flash. back to you. >> coming up, kids in crisis. after a year like nothing we've seen before, a new call from ex kids live tug the pandemic. >> groundbreaking police reforms in the east bay. what the changes mean for officers and for you. but first a look at our weather today and mike nicco. thank you, reggie. outside right now, everyone is cooler except for fairfield, your temperature is up to 14 degrees warmer. the valley, tritrl and sanananan valley. and highway 4. mid- to upper-50s for pittsburgh, antioch and oakley and discovery bay and all these areas. temperatures run from 9 in napa oakland36 inma

san jo ahiess m is calm compared to what it is going to be like later this afternoon. trying to cross the bridges you are going to have a nasty cross-wind out of the north. chop on the water and mild for mass transit but breezy. starts 1:00 the this afternoon through 3:00 tomorrow. if you are going to do some outdoor dining, it is going to be a little windy so hopefully you can find a shaded area and it is not going to be nearly as mild as yesterday. low- to mid-60s at 5:00. we'll take a look at the weekday forecast coming up and the accuweather 7-day forecast. over to jobina and talk about morning weatherwise. how about on your end, jobina?

>> pretty calm for the most part, mike, thank you. if you were with us about 15 minutes o ago or so i brought in the emeryville camera and it was very busy four east bay commuters, you can see it looks a lot better. not as many brake lights and that is because there was a traffic barareak to clear up earlier road work. that's all been moved out of the way and things are good there and beginning to get busier as people make their way westbound. noigso report yet from the chp. a little bit of a slowdown through san francisco towards through san francisco towards the advanced non-small cell lung cancer can change everything. but your first treatment could be a chemo-free combination of two immunotherapies that works differently. it could mean a chance to live longer. opdivo plus yervoy is for adults newly diagnosed

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hearing from the toronto raptors team president about a 2019 incident at oracle arena. body camera footage showed a sheriffs deputy shoving him while the team was winning the title. jobina fortson has reaction. >> i was actually there at oracle a arena covering the game when this all happened. and he says that he is so thankful that the police body camera was released. because it vindicated him. the incident happened moments of the win after ujiri made his way to the can court to celebrate. a sheriffs deputy stalked him and shoved him twice while ujiri was rio de janeiroing for his credential. he was renal allowed to join his team on the court to celebrate but eight months later the deputy involved allen strickland filed a civil suit for monetary danger damages against ujiri. he claimed ujiri injured him and

was the aggressive. in the complaint he claimed he hit him in the face and chest with boast fists. ujiri's attorneys filed a countersuit and eventually led to the release of the body cam footage last august. >> i couldn't sleep for three, four days in the bubble because you, seeing that tape, yes you are vindicated of the. you feel yes this is a right story. people say you punched a policeman, hit his jaw and broke his jaw and all kind of things and you begin to doubt yourself. as time goes on you begin to actually wonder what really happened. >> ujiri says the experience renewed his fight for social justice and you can see much more of his interview with robin roberts at 7:00 on gma right here after abc news mornings. kumasi? >> thank you. jobina? the city of berkeley passed ground breaking police reforms.

they voted unanimously to pass the 200 page rereform package. eliminates stops for low level offenses like not wearing a seat belt or having expired license tags. potentially allows officers to be fired for racist social media posts. and also created an early intervention system to retrain biased officers. pediatricians are warning of an escalating mental health crisis monk children caused by the pandemic. calling on congress and the biden administration to prioritize children's mental health. they say the pandemic has flooded emergency rooms with children in severe crisis. they are asking for more funds to existing programs that support pediatric, mental and behavioral health. >> a group of bay area seniors are using technology to stay in shape and come together with others during the pandemic. >> great job everyone. question return to our seats. >> yes.

okay. so for the past few months, an occupational therapy team at stanford healthcare has been leading these zoom-based classes. the goal frass are for balance, awareness and flexibility and also for singers just to see each other even if just on a screen. >> just the fact being able to see them and see all these different home settings. you know. it helps a lot. it help resident deuce the cabin fever. organized around a bingo game and classes and exercises in between. really cool. >> good for them. >> okay. an 81-year-old grandmother is proving that tiktok is just not for teens. she's uploaded more than a

hundred videos of herself doing exercises and dances amid the pandemic and the goal is encourage other people to stay s earnedhe nkname fitnesgran. in germany he's popular. about 1200 getting online she has never felt more confident than she does right now. >> whoa. >> i'm with it. >> okay. so stark difference. because she is athleisure wear. >> -- this is a whole social activity. -- olympics. >> look at these tights. >> good for her. she looks great.

zbl . >> impressive. >> but i'm not -- >> -- >> -- want to be invited too. >> no no, they are dressed up. >> they look good. >> different goals. >> whole different kind of exercise. congratulation, she looked -- wow. feel kind of lazy right now.g, i let's take a look at the east bay hills camera. north wind about 17-30. and it is only going to get worse through the the day. it is going to become wind did after 10:00. mild highs today just no record high temperatures like the n highs will stay above average throughout the seven-day forecast and extended lax rain. which means this is supposed to be one of our wettest months. the drought is probably going to get worse. high temperature, we'll do microclimates. our averages are 61-63 and we'll

be well past that. surpass that with 69-71 down in the south bay. 681 on the peninsula. 62-66 along the coast with upper-60s in downtown, south san francisco and sausalito. east bay shore, 68 hemisphere 72 degrees and east bay valley, no 80s. we'll get to 70 in many areas. about 67-71 is our spread there. around the stadium a little cooler in chico, sacramento, monterey, 60s there. 73 in l.a. today instead of the near 80 yesterday. tonight is going to be definitely cooler in our sheltered valleys from the winds dropping down into the 30s. the rest of us rest in the 40s. accuweather seven day forecast, you can see a fluctuation between the winds which way they are blowing and how hard they are blowing and we'll stay above average. may reach 70 inland friday. but that would be the only day after today that happens. mainly 60 asks dry through

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>> now at 6:00, tiger woods undergoes surgery after this rollover crash in southern california. the statement his doctors released overnight. >> san mateo and marin counties are in the red tier. a look at the businesses planning to reopen today. >> san francisco's board of education approved a plan to reopen public schools once the county enters the red tier. not all the details have been worked out yet. the pushback from the teachers union. >> welcome to wednesday, february 24th. let's get a check on the weather with meteorologist mike nicco. hey, mike. >> hey, reggie, jobina, kumasi, hi, everybody. it is wednesday, it is going to be a windy one. let's start with our first headline, the wind advisory that starts at 10:00 this morning for the north bay mountains, east bay hills and valleys. it goes through 4:00 tomorrow yesteranyeaching ilhourtheoror .