announcer: now from abc 7 -- live breaking news. >> officers arrived on scene and observed numerous individuals pouring out of the location, screaming. the monterey park police fire department responded and treedtt breaking n hurt after a mass shooting following a lunar new year celebration in southern california. good morning and thank you for joining us on this sunday, january 22. we are following this breaking news out of southern california. just moments ago, we got an update from officials on the shooting. authorities say they are still on the hunt for the gunman who opened fire after the lunar new year celebration in monterey park, a suburb of los angeles.

police say the suspect is an asian man but there are not many other details right now. he started shooting around 10:20 last night in a kind of ballroom dance hall facility in monterey park. authorities say it is too early to say if the attack was targeted or has any connection to the victims. >> there were at least 10 additional victims transported to numerous local hospitals. i do want to start off with saying unfortunately, when the fire department did get into the business, they did pronounced 10 of the victims deceased at the scene. transported to numerous local hospitals. they are lifted in various conditions from stable to critical condition. there is a male sus fled the scene and remains

outstanding as of this moment. our very preliminary has been described as a male, asian, and that is scene here in monterey park. liz: a man who owns a restaurant across the street from where this happened told the los angeles times three people rushed into his business and told him to lock the door. they told him there was a shooter with a machine gun with multiple rounds of ammunition on him. however, that information has not been confirmed by police. the annual today street festival in monterey park is one of the largest lunar new year events in southern california. today's event has been canceled with the suspect still on the loose. monterey park is a city of about 60,000 people according to the u.s. census. about 65% of the population is asian. president joe biden is reacting on twitter saying in part "jill and i are praying for those

killed and injured in last nights deadly mass shooting in monterey park and monitoring the situation closely. i urge the community to follow guidance from local officials and law enforcement in the hours ahead." we are getting reaction from other state officials this morning as the news develops. governor gavin newsom put out a tweet saying monterey park should have had a night of joyful celebration of the lunar new year, instead, they were the victims of a horrific and heartless act of gun violence. our hearts learn -- our hea born as we monitor the situation. san francisco's chinatown is hosting their lunar new year celebration. mayor london breed is expected to attend. no word on whether san francisco police will be beefing up their security. the event is still scheduled as planned. we did send a push alert when news broke about this shooting. you can get the latest news with

the abc7news app. you can download that app might searching abc 7 bay area in your phone's app store and we will send you push alert as we get more information. let's take a live look outside -- a gorgeous start to our morning looking out over the san francisco bay. let's get a check on the forecast. lisa: we certainly are milder than we were yesterday, and that has to do with the system dropping to the east about. live doppler 7 picking up on partly cloudy skies, current numbers in the mid-40's. 45 in san jose with 50 in half moon bay. in sutro, temperatures in the upper 30's and the coldest inland valleys in the low 40's around napa. two to the upper level wind which will be working down to the surface with a wind advisory throughout the afternoon. we have seen winds around but -- ramp up and a view from zephyr

cove where it is in the 20's right now, much colder in the sierra nevada and windy. we will be looking at the winds ticking up through early tomorrow. dry conditions and we will talk about how long the dry conditions last and wind -- and when that the winds dial back. liz: at least one firefighter is injured and 25 displaced after a two alarm fire early this morning on hayes street in san francisco. two residential buildings were affected. one fire fire had -- one firefighter had minor injuries. they are expected to be ok. 25 people have been displaced by the fire. the cause is still under investigation. president joe biden is expected to sign a memorandum assuring safe access to abortion pills. this comes on what would have been the 50th anniversary of roe v. wade. vice-president kamala harris will announce that in florida

today. could ask health and human services if there is a way to protect doctors from prosecution if they provide pills across state lines. closer to home, the battle over abortion came to san francisco this weekend. dozens of people gathered for the annual walk for life march. >> if you are 100% pro-life without exception, let me hear from you. liz: antiabortion rights demonstrators gathered for a rally. some became emotional as speakers shared their personal stories. supporters marched into downtown on market street and ended at the embarcadero plaza. the cochair of walk for life west coast said this year's crowd was motivated by last year's referendum ticking abortion in california. >> it is heartening to see. i think people are motivated because of prop one and

motivated to show we are definitely here and we are not going to stop fighting for life. liz: all muni following yesterday's march. across the street, there is a counter protest in support of abortion rights. the san francisco women's march kicked off their rally yesterday. demonstrators gathered to speak on abortion rights. >> the messages abortion rights and rise up for the fundamental rights of women and girls. liz: vice president harris his remarks come after this state imposed a 15 week abortion bands without exceptions for rape or human trafficking. in santa rosa, authorities are stressing the importance of getting the un-housed into supportive housing after a homeless man was killed after he caught on fire and a parking lot. it happened not far from highway 10 1 -- highway 101. police believe the deadly opioid

fentanyl was involved. >> jose is pointing to a homeless man caught fire and died early saturday morning in santa rosa. >> i found it pretty surprising because it happened right in our back yard. >> reports of a parking lot just off of santa rosa avenue began coming in just after midnight. >> when officers arrived on scene, they found the fire was actually one male, roughly 30 to 45 years old. it looked like he accidentally sent himself on fire. -- set himself on fire. >> he says they have been able to piece together some of what happened using surveillance video. >> the individual, who we believe to be homeless, was using some sort of narcotic and using a lighter to light a narcotics and immediately

slumped down in late on the ground. >> based on the men's response, they believe he was likely using fentanyl, the powerful opiate fueling the drug crisis in the bay area and beyond. >> he had some crystalline gels in his backpack used to light up and keep warm. >> and when the man let the drug, they believe the residue of those gels likely caught fire. >> causing the residue to heat up and smolder on his clothing which then turned into a flame while he was a sleep. >> this, as sonoma county clears a homeless encampment, temporarily closing part of it down while the city of santa rosa also works to help the unhoused. >> our goal is to get them into permanent supportive housing so hopefully even if they are using narcotics and something goes wrong, at least they are in a safe environment where these kinds of accidents won't take place. liz: the search continues today

for a five-year-old who was swept away by floodwaters. authorities say he went missing two weeks ago after he was overtaken by waters in the paso robles area. crews will search the salinas rivers today as water levels have dropped. crewn hundredslunteers searched here san miguel and san luis obispo counties. today is lunar new year and the bay area has seen many festivities popular among east asian cultures. given the bay area's large asian community, there have been celebrations everywhere. off in oakland chinatown to welcome the year of the rabbit. >> firecrackers will chase evil spirits and bringing good luck. >> karl chan is president of the oakland chinatown chamber foundation.

he says after years of covid lockdowns in lester's gun violence, oakland and especially chinatown could use a bit of good luck. >> the year of the rabbit is bringing good luck to everyone. this will as a city. >> huge crowds gathered for the lunar new year bazaar. >> a stuffed animal for 2023. >> are you excited for the year of the rabbit? >> i would rather it be the dragon, but yes. >> across the bay, the golden state warriors hosted a new year -- lunar new year event as well. the holiday is celebrated by the asian diaspora and other communities like in korea and vietnam. the rabbit does the fourth of the 12 animals in the chinese zodiac. according to legend, last year's year of the tiger was about impulse and action. the year of the rabbit is a bit more chill. it is about self reflection,

peace and unity. >> it creates an opportunity for people to come together and be in each other's space on common ground and in a mode of celebration. >> the lunar new year kicks off 15 days of festivities and for many, cultural pride. >> with covid, with anti-asian hate, things are looking more up. so the year of the rabbit bring added purpose for celebration and file good and being proud of our culture. >> in oakland, anser hassan, abc 7 news. liz: let's get a check outside. lisa: nice and sunny and you can see the flag blowing here. the winds will be pretty breezy to gusty, especially on the coast. the air temperature, we will stay in the 50's. my accuweather 7-day forecast is next. liz: violence and chaos -- what sparked a violent protest in atlanta that led to a police

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several illnesses have been damaged in multiple protesters have been arrested. in the north bay, a woman has died after she crashed her car into a back yard pool. police say she was driving down points and pedro road when she swerved into a fence and into the pool. officers rescued her from the tesla but unfortunately, she did not survive. the reason for the crash is not known at this time. we're working to find out if the car's autopilot feature was engaged. we will bring you more details as we get them. in the east bay, passengers will notice changes when they use bart's 19th street station in oakland. federal leaders join for a ceremony to mark the completion of upgrades. those changes are designed to reduce crowding, save energy and make it more difficult for people to skip paying the fare. for comfort, the station has renovated public restrooms and an additional elevator. there is a redesigned concourse with energy efficient lights and

public art installations. lawmakers say there's a huge benefit -- >> it also increases opportunity. on average, a household can save approximately $10,000 annually by taking public transit. >> additionally, our transit essential to deal with the existential problem of the climate crisis. liz: the renovation process started in 2014 with the bulk of construction completed later last year. in san francisco, the iconic ferry building is about to get a makeover. it is part of the waterfront's after the pandemic. leanne melendez has a look at what this means for visitors. >> at no point during the upcoming renovations will the ferry building be closed to the public. >> they will work with existing tenants to make sure they can stay in place. the enhancements are a sign of them investing in the waterfront and helping with economic recovery.

>> the port leases the building to hudson pacific properties. today, there are a few available seats. the plan calls for accommodating new kitchens and adding indoor seating. outside, along the embarcadero, there will be a canopy structured to enjoy outdoor dining at any time. the ferry plaza will be enhanced to attract more outdoor activities. herb kane once said i can't think of any landmark i'd fight harder to say. when you think about it, the ferry building is the heart of baghdad by the bay. >> the diversity and culinary offerings, it's great for light shopping for a gift and the views are incredible. >> it is a great place to come for a variety of things. gourmet shops, bread sorts of things. >> the farmers market will continue to operate during the

project, which is scheduled to begin at the end of this year. it is expected to be completed by 2025. liz: waking up, ready for the big matchup between the 49ers and the cowboys. several buildings are lit up in red and gold in support of the 49ers as the team gets ready for the playoff game. or in the case of coit tower, it is read and we will see if it switches -- then gold. going back and forth cycling through the teams colors. it has been fun to see that. showing our support, lisa, so it will be nice that it is a dry day for this game. lisa: the wind is kicking up a little bit and it will get breezy throughout the afternoon. we have the wind advisory we are tracking as the winds continue to build. as a system drops into arizona to the east of us, it is allowing for the cold, offshore

wind to bring some of the cooler air in from the central valley. when it is summertime, we talk about the drying wins, but right now, it is looking like it is windy in the upper elevations, but 45 in santa cruz, three or four degrees wilder this morning due to those upper level winds. 47 in oakland, 44 in palo alto. milder on the peninsula, but santa clara at 40 with half moon bay at 52. from the golden gate bridge, upper 30's from santa rosa and livermore. low 40's in napa with calm winds at the surface for now. our wind advisory from 1:00 today through 7:00 tomorrow morning for all these locations. north winds, 15 to to play five and they will gust in excess of 45 in the upper elevations. this camera could be blowing around later today. sunny and windy, the dry pattern

with us through the weekend but we could get another system that moves into the sierra nevada allowing for some more wind and colder temperatures before the ridge breaks down. we are looking at warmer days as we get into wednesday. there's a look at the next hour where the wind direction has shifted out of the north and into the evening hours. 30 to 40 mile an hour winds and they continue through the overnight hours into early tomorrow. finally by the afternoon, not quite as windy but we have another hazard to pass along. our beach hazard statement where yesterday we had six foot waves, now up to 12 feet in half moon bay. very dangerous come and not only with the winds arriving at the coast, we have the waves and that flooding going on with the king tides. 11:00, we get a tight over seven feet. low-lying areas and parking garages, the bayshore through

highway 37, definitely looking at some minor flooding conditions. it to upper 50's, a little cooler than average. as you get into santa clara, about the same with upper 50's and those breezy north winds up to 20 miles an hour. the second half of the game, getting cold and dark with upper 40's, the sun setting 40's allor less of a chill in spots. the accuweather 7-day forecast, right with less wind for your monday afternoon and in the middle of the week, feeling like spring, a little below average but everyone is wondering if the rain is going to come back. i think it will but those next seven days, we are dry. liz: it is nice to have a break and see sunshine on the seven-day. just ahead -- still standing. the trees that made it through the most recent storms keep standing tall. an expert explains how to assess the risk and what your options

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liz: all over the bay area, hundreds of trees, some large, some small, have come crashing down because of the storm. dustin dorsey has tips to assess the risks. >> during a recent storms, one type of damage seemed constant across the bay area -- falling trees. >> for our clients, it is terrifying, falling on their house, wondering if it's going to fall, that has kept us very busy. >> was the storm one of your busiest times ever? >> it was. >> around-the-clock as a certified arborist for san jose tree services, but his work is not done. the sunshine has returned, but the risk has not gone away. that's because the ground is soaked from nearly three straight weeks of rain.

he says knowing what to look out for can lower the risk of damage. first red flag a structural issues in your tree. >> if there were trees that were not growing correctly or had some decay in the trunk or root damage, those are the first to go. >> you can spot this by looking for branches that split often go in different directions. they can split off or snapped, very common with eucalyptus trees. >> based on the weight of the branches, their branches are so heavy and if there is any weakness in the attachment, it will fail. >> but that does not mean you have to live without them. >> don't take every tree out because you are scared. they don't need to be, they don't need to be topped either, because that's another misconception. they need to be printed and cared for properly. >> even then, full trees can fall due to saturated soil, exposing the other concern -- root issues. looking out for signs of disease like mushrooms or if they have

been cut for construction or other factors. if you are worried, ask a professional. >> we are discussing with clients who were not in emergency situations how to make them safe, how to make these trees safe now. in case more storms, what do we do to prevent it from happening. >> that way this does not happen to you. liz: still to underway after a gunman opened fire after a lunar new year festival near los angeles. 10 people have died and 10 others injured. we will have the latest on this mass shooting. protesting the oakland mayor's decision on the police chief -- what a former councilmember is saying about the decision made saturday. (vo) wells fargo lets you know where you stand with your fico credit score. what if you knew where you stood with everything? like your future in-laws... (boyfriend) hope you like cats... (hero inner thought) i hope your parents like me... they're whispering.

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announcer: from abc 7, live breaking news. liz: we are following breaking news -- authorities are searching for a gunman after he

opened fire after a lunar new year celebration killing 10 people. at least 10 people are injured. thank you for joining us on this sunday january 22. this happened in monterey park just east of los angeles. police described the shooter as an asian male. we know five of the victims are male and five are female. police are not commenting on their ages. we know 10 people have been killed. when the los angeles county sheriff was asked if there was a hate crime, here's what he said. >> everything is on the table. we don't know if this is specifically a hate crime defined by law, but who walks into a dance hall and guns down 20 people? the description we have now is of a male, asian, does that matter? i don't know. i can tell you everything is on the table. our detectives are looking at every possibility with our partners. >> it is horrible such a thing

could occur at a time of celebration for so many in the a api community and in the asian community worldwide. this is a time to be with family, to celebrate, and yet, this tore a hole through all of our hearts. but, let me say, i have lived in the city for 37 years. i was on the city council and i was its mayor. and i know how strong monterey park is. monterey park is resilient and what i know about the people here is that we will get through this together. liz: police are looking into what appears now to be a second incident less than 20 minutes after the shooting in an area called alhambra and whether it's related to the monterey park shooting. in the alhambra incident, a male suspect asian walked into a dance hall, people wrestled the

firearm away from him and the man ran off. people have recovered the weapon and say there were no injuries there. a possible car for the victim could have been a white van, but this investigation does continue. happening today, san francisco's chinatown is hosting its annual new year celebration. mayor london breed is expected to attend. san francisco police released a statement saying they are closely monitoring the tragic shooting incident and working with the community to address any safety concerns for new year's -- lunar new year's events. they are prepared to respond to any incident that occurs. the event is still scheduled as planned. we did send a bushel or -- you can get the latest breaking news on the story as it happens with our abc7news app. download the app by searching abc 7 bay area in your phones app store and we will send push alerts with the latest

information. we will give you updates as they come in this morning. let's move on now -- let's get a check of the forecast today. lisa: the upper level winds have been building all morning long. by 1:00, a wind advisory for everyone. on top of mount 10 -- mount tam, winds in excess of 40 miles an hour. oakland at 47. with the wind, half moon bay, 52. you can see active on the bay. some whitecaps later on with 44 in santa rosa, 43 in livermore. here are the upper elevation winds. but throughout the afternoon, it is going to get easier and windier. we go in with sunny skies for your sunday. the afternoon, mid and upper 50's. those winds offshore up to 25 miles an hour and gusts will be in excess of 50 miles an hour.

some of those loose objects should be secured outside. may be the trashcan and hopefully no downed trees with that saturated soil. look how long the drying trend next, -- last, coming up. liz: we heard from the oakland mayor about placing the chief on lee. she learned about the chief stair election of duty moments before it was released to the public. cornell barnard was at the news conference and tells us what could be next for the chief. >> i have heard rumors like people saying this is going to be the end of chief armstrong. >> then there speaking for the first time about the decision to place lebron armstrong on administrative leave for a legendarily of duty. >> our goal is not to be punitive. this is not a disciplinary action, this is an opportunity

to more fully review the findings of the report and let our oversight bodies act. >> armstrong was placed on leave after reportedly failing to take action on a sergeant who rips the bumper off and neighbors car during a hit and run accident. that sergeant later discharged a gun in an elevator inside police headquarters. >> what people don't understand is under this administration, there will be no different kind of treatment, whether you are the chief or rank-and-file. >> a possible setback for the settlement agreement. federal oversight that has been the place for 20 years following past cases of rotella t and misconduct. >> i knew maybe an hour ahead. >> the mayor said she knew about the chiefs investigation just an hour before it was made public on thursday. >> for a new mayor, this is a heck of a welcome to city hall present. she had no heads up it was coming. it was made public the minute she heard about it and she finds herself in the spotlight and

crosshairs at the same time. >> i was surprised to hear we are putting the police chief we all are trying to work with on administrative paid leave. >> the councilman does not support the move. others are calling for independent oversight during the chiefs investigation. >> we need a group of civilians who have teeth and who can hold the police department accountable. >> going forward, the biggest question remains -- will chief armstrong keep his job? >> until we have the full picture to review, i cannot stand here and tell you there has been a decision made. >> stay tuned. liz: former oakland city council person and the mayor's former opponent is speaking out against her decision to place the police chief on leave. loren taylor released a statement saying in part "after reviewing a 16 page investigative report, i've come to the conclusion the decision

to put chief armstrong on administrative leave was excessive and if i were mayor, i would not have done it." taylor says he feels the does not match the infraction. overnight, more classified documents were found in president biden's home. the fbi found six new documents during their more than 12 hours search on friday. maryalice parks has the details and response from the white house. >> for more than 12 hours friday, department of justice officials conducting a remarkable search of president biden's home. biden's personal lawyer saying federal investigators seized six items, including some documents with classified markings from biden's time as a senator as well as vice president. they also took personal, handwritten notes from the vice presidential years for further review. in a new statement, the president lawyer writing we offered to provide prompt access to his home to allow the doj to conduct a search of the entire premises for potential vice

presidential records and potential classified materials, adding it was a thorough search of all the materials in the presence wilmington home to cover all working, living and storage spaces. the doj confirming the search was planned and consensual. this disclosure, the latest in a series of disclosures that has left the president on the defensive. >> i think you are going to find there is nothing there. i have had no regrets and followed what the lawyers have told me to do. >> lawyers say the fact the president authorized such a search shows how he's cooperating with the justice department on going investigation. >> he's not stonewalling, he offering total cooperation with the justice department as this proceeds and that is because of an important reason -- he takes this seriously. he takes classified information seriously. >> while his legal team was present, neither the president nor first lady were there.

the white house punting when asked if the documents investigation was why they went to their beach house instead. >> i would refer you to the white house counsel office for any statement coming from here. liz: that was maryalice parks reporting. new details on jeremy renner's road to recovery. the avengers star describing how badly he was injured in the deadly ash in the dangerous snowplow accident. >> this morning, jeremy renner, known for his role as hawkeye in the marvels avenger series said he broke more than early bones in that snowplow accident, posting this picture on instagram. the caption reading morning workouts -- resolutions i will change this particular new year's. bond from tragedy and quickly focused into uniting actionable love. >> someone is in front of my house, he got run over by a snow cat. send paramedics, and ambulance. >> on new year's day, his snow

cat like the one seen in this video was stuck in the snow on his property near lake tahoe he tried to free it, he was crushed by the 14,000 pound machine. airlifted to the hospital with blunt chest trauma and orthopedic injuries. the mayor of kingstown turned 52 during his two week hospital stay, updating fans on social media. this first photo and then a video. joking in his latest post, he goes on to thank everyone for their messages of thoughtfulness and ends with this -- these early plus rogan bones will mend, grow stronger, just like the love and bond of family and friends. love and blessings to you all. liz: still ahead on abc seven mornings, air tag to the rescue -- how the apple technology help firefighters save a one-year-old puppy from a storm drain.

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the dogs apple air tags helping to track his general location and then a good samaritan who was living in a nearby tent spotting the dog in the water and flagging down a passing firetruck. >> i heard him barking made his way from the river into that tube somehow. >> fire fighters rescuing shamus after a quick ride in the truck, a joyful reunion. >> he i will tell you that. >> but that wasn't the end for emily. she found the homeless hero named darrell, bringing him food, warm clothing and a heartfelt thank you. >> just really grateful that there are people that understand dogs our family members. >> we are so glad shamus safe. apple has not endorsed air tag to keep pets safe, but a good

story. we need a little happy news on this sunday. lisa: it is 50 at sfo. the winds are called that we could see gusts in excess of 30 miles an hour. a wind advisory at 1:00 today taking us through the entire day. we will talk about how warm it is going to get in at wind it's z: a tic to thefcchampionship -o will the 49ers face if they win later today? chris alvarez has the highlights coming up in sports. -seriously? -why do you do it? -you ignore the signs and the flashing lights. -that's my dad. -that's my mom behind those cones. -how would you feel if that was your family? -flashing lights mean "move over." (vo) at wells fargo, direct deposits come up to two days early with early pay day. what if everything came two days early? (hero) have a good weekend! alright now... have a good weekend. (co-worker) but it's wednesday...

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-listen up. why do you drive so fast?? you're ignoring the and the flashing lights. please slow down. pay attention. how would you feel if that was your mom? flashing lights mean move over. liz: the warriors are coming off a friday night win against the cavaliers. they take on the brooklyn nets inside chase center. tipoff is at 5:30. in the nfl, big matchup between the cowboys and niners at levi's stadium. one team in the nfc has stamped their ticket to championship sunday. chris alvarez has the highlights

in this morning's sports. >> good morning and happy game day. the niners and cowboys matching up later this afternoon. the winner will face the winner of last night other visual team, the giants and phillies -- having serious issues. the eagles fly right into the in zone. seven-nothing second eagles possession, similar play. 14-nothing eagles. the coach, pumped up. a game to forget -- point, the giants had three first downs and the eagles had three touchdowns and just before the half, hurts nearly fumbles the snap, regains control and 28-nothing eagles up a half. eagles win 38-7 and will host

the 49ers or cowboys. >> we are excited tonight but we have much bigger goals. whoever we play next is wanting to win that game. our focus will change -- our focus is we are climbing this mountain, we are close to the p, do't look at afc divisional e patrick mahomes right leg and ankle twisted in the first quarter. missed most of the rest of the half. x-rays negative and came back to finish, my homes stepping up -- he threw to touchdowns. jamaal agnew the red zone -- big mistake. chiefs recover, one of two turnovers. the advancing to their afc title game and will play the winner of the bangles and bills game. saint mary's on the left -- not twins but coaches of two of the

best men's hoops teams in the day. gail's freshman from 20 in the first half and gets sent one to roll on in. how about this -- great passing -- johnson right there -- doppelgangers shake hands after the game. saint mary's should be ranked in the next bowl. sell bandwidth passed away at the age of 78 after a five-year battle with cancer. he was a three-time champion and four-time all-star with oakland as tst free agent cked up by the time, he finishen the top five against three different seasons. that's your look at sports. liz: all those niners fans

going to be bracing for some wind but that's better than last week when they were bringing their rain gear. lisa: we've got a lot of sun and the winds will be breezy at times, especially in the mid afternoon timeframe. have a system dropped down to the east of the bay area producing gusty offshore winds throughout the afternoon. our wind advisory goes up at 1:00. on top of mount about 20 miles an hour. 46 in the city, 45 in san jose. half moon bay at 52 and overnight lows were not chilly but not as cold due to the mixing with the wind. low 40's in concord, livermore in the upper 30's. the wind advisory through tomorrow morning and the winds will build. everywhere you will experience the gusty winds out of the north. otherwise, if you

mount st. helena, mount tam, they will be gusting in excess of 45 miles an hour. zephyr cove, nevada, highs in the 20's and very gusty winds in the sierra nevada. sunny and windy, the dry pattern takes us through next weekend and, looking at the warmer days as we get into wednesday, though wind direction out of the north, bringing those cool drainage wins our way and by the afternoon, 27-30 mile an hour gusts so the coast will be the gusty us. very windy from fremont through the delta, up to 36 miles an hour in the overnight hours and that keeps the temperatures from dropping. early morning hours, still those offshore winds and by the afternoon, it will lighten up. we also have a beach hazard statement and these have steadily climbed from six feet yesterday to trophy outside of half moon bay.

that increased the risk of sneaker waves and rip currents. the king tides again today, so in the next hour, over seven feet inside the bay. keep that in mind if you are headed out for a walk around the coastal areas. 58 in napa and san jose. upper 50's game time, getting chilly in the second half of the day. slowly going to warm up with a string of sunny and dry days through next week. liz: and a little rain on the way, perhaps.

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♪ ♪ ritz. a taste of welcome. liz: we do want to give another update on the mass shooting that happened in monterey park overnight. authorities are on the hunt for a gunman after he opened fire during a lunar new year's celebration. he killed 10 people and injured at least 10 others. at the moment, police do not

have an accurate description of the suspect. they say it is likely an asian man between the ages of 30 and 50. they say they are investigatingr if the suspect has any connection to the victims. we will keep you posted with updates throughout the day on abc7news.com and get push alerts on any major developments. let's get a final check on the forecast. lisa: a wind advisory going into effect at 1:00 for the entire day area except for coastal marin. until 7:00 tomorrow -- north winds 15 to 20 miles an hour, gusting in the upper elevations to over 40 miles an hour. in the north bay, it will be breezy around your neighborhood but the gusty us winds in the upper elevations. sunshine all the way through the weekend less wind tomorrow and that is when our temperatures will respond for warmer readings around the bay and inland. liz:

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