closed captioning by closed captioning services,inc an good morning. you were just watching a special report on president obama's first news coverage. year. we'll have more at 4:00. our top stories, strong winds right now you can tell by the flags on the ferry building in san francisco they are whipping around. look at the camera on the san mateo bridge shows another look at how powerful those winds are. the bridge looks like it is shaking. >> meteorologist mike nicco joins us with more. check out the emeryville camera. what this shows is how rough the bay is. a few white caps ocean pretty churned up where the fastest winds have been all morning

i've seen gusts up to 48 miles per hour. we are still 37 at sfo near 30 half moon bay, 31 oakland. 32 napa. this will continue through the afternoon into the evening. in areas in yellow which does not include santa clara, east bay or north bay valley winds could gust up to 40, 50 miles per hour. there could be tree limbs and possibly downed trees between noon and midnight. more in a minute here's kristen with the news. a 5-year-old girl suffered nonlife-threatening injuries after being hit by a car in san francisco this morning. it happened as the child was walking to school with her mother. the two walked out from between two parked cars and the child was hit by an suv. she was rushed to

san francisco general where she is being treated for a compound leg fracture. the driver stopped and is cooperating with police. authorities say no alcohol or foul play is suspected. police have not issued a citation and the is still under investigation. there's going to be a delay in the domestic violence misdemeanor trial of san francisco sheriff ross mirkarimi. the lawyers say they need a bigger pool of jurors. amy hollyfield joins us. >> reporter: they starred with 300 potential jurors. now they are down to 100. attorneys say they are finding that everyone either knows too much about this case or thinks they know too much. attorneys now want a larger pool of people to choose from. san francisco supervisor showed up for jury duty this morning. he won't get selected. he knows and has worked with the defendant ross mirkarimi. he will be dismissed along with several others in the jury pool. >> i think the challenge is people of course know, they think they know a lot about the case because they followed

the coverage. the problem for cause, are that people have formed strong opinions. >> reporter: the defense is pointing to this issue as reason to move the trial. attorneys don't think mirkarimi can find a fair and partial jury. they say too many details have already gone public. like this video of his wife's bruised arm, which prosecutors say happened when mirkarimi grabbed her. also, the testimony from mirkarimi's ex-girlfriend who says mirkarimi verbally and physically abused her when she confronted him with another woman's underwear which she says she found in his home. the defense says the ex-girlfriend is lying, that there was no abuse. the defense is fighting keep the video out of trial. still, mirkarimi's attorneys would be happier if the case moved out of the city. >> where would you like to go? do you have an idea of a fair county? >> no, somewhere warm. >> reporter: prosecutors must

file a response to the change of venue motion. the trial is not expected to gibraltar underway any time soon. >> -- we are going according to court schedule we are looking at it very carefully. >> reporter: she might file her response by friday, no promises. the defense attorney did tell me she thinks the trial will go quickly once it gets started. tomorrow they land to bring in 100 more potential jurors. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. oakland police are looking for witnesses after a deadly shooting that lead to a car crash that injured two children and one of the mothers. rescuers had to cut the two children and their mothers from a smashed monte carlo last night. they had been broadsided by a blue bentley a man driving the bentley was shot but his car kept rolling that man died at a local hospital. one of the moms is in the

hospital in stable condition. the other wasn't hurt. a 6-year-old boy and 8-year-old girl were treated for minor injuries. in oakland a judge ruled within the last hour he will delay the release of -- public release of a report until march 16th. today the union representing uc police wanted the judge to wait until the union investigation is complete. campus police officers sprayed student protest in the face with pepper spray last november during an occupy protest. the union attorney says the officers gave their names and other confidential information to investigators and don't want that information made public. the report initially was schedule odd to be released this afternoon. israeli president shimon peres has a new international facebook page after visiting ceo mark zuckerberg in morning and interacting with facebook users in a live web interview. terry mcsweeney is live at facebook headquarters in menlo park. a lot on his agenda today. >> reporter: there is.

he's meeting with all kinds of people here. today it was a day to launch a new facebook page. being the president of israel there is something more to it than what minor yours might look like this is dedicated to the solutions to the problems in the mideast. look at the president shimon peres here at facebook today in menlo park. he took questions from chief operating officer of facebook, sheryl sandberg from the audience, facebook employees. he talked about is peace possible for israel? about iran. the standard of living for his arab neighbors. he hopes his new page draws young arabs to discuss peace and how to achieve it. he says he is grateful for facebook for its ability to unite people in this way. >> facebook opens eyes. before it people didn't have the slightest idea what is happening in the rest of the world. they thought they are poor,

the whole world is poor. all of a sudden with facebook they begin to compare. what is happening here, dictatorship, poverty, corruption and there was a different world. >> reporter: the q & a lasted 45 minutes. then president peres headed out to a luncheon with the leaders of the venture capital companies in the silicon valley. he's going to be pushing for them to invest in israel. tonight he's going to be in temple emanuel in san francisco where he will meet with governor brown and mayor ed lee and take questions from the 2,000 people expected there tonight. terry mcsweeney, abc7 news. still ahead, the government arrests targeting some of the most elite computer criminals and the stunning twists that could mean suspects suspicious for years to come. battle on super tuesday look at last minute fight for

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the u.s. is proposing a new u.n. resolution demanding an end to violence in syria. the resolution will be discussed today by the five permanent councilmembers and

morocco. russia and china have vetoed two previous resolutions saying they were unbalanced. the new resolution addresses those issues by demanding both government and opposition forces stop fighting. >> john boehner voiced his opposition today to senator mccain's call for u.s. airstrikes in syria. >> i think until there's clear direction as to what is happening there, involving ourselves at this point in time would be premature. >> yesterday mccain became the first senator to call for airstrikes against syria. he says the u.s. has a moral and strategic obligation to force out president assad and his loyalists. it is super tuesday voters in 10 states head to the polls today to solidify a republican front-runner, shake-up the presidential nominating race or force one to dropout. katie marzullo joins us live with the jackpot of delegates

at stake. >> reporter: all of those options possible. there are more than 400 delegates up for grabs today. the biggest battle is between mitt romney and rick santorum in ohio this morning those two took the opportunity to criticize their ultimate opponent, president obama, on the topic of israel. santorum and romney stepped off the campaign trail addressing the american-israel public affairs committee. >> he says he has israel's back. from everything i've seen from the conduct of this administration he has turned his back on the people of israel. >> israel's democratically elected leaders will always be welcomed and respected by my add station. israel's concerns prime minister is not just a friend he's an old friend. >> reporter: it was a chance for candidates to out to their platforms on the conflict between israel and iran. a fraction of the campaigning romney and santorum need to do

to win over voters in 10 states. those in ohio first and foremost they are tied there ain't is a battleground state in the general -- there and it is a battleground state in the general election. >> we have courageous people that stood by us. >> reporter: ron paul focus on alaska, idaho, north . gingrich has a chance of winning georgia. >> the only hope we have to beat obama is to have better ideas to communicate clearly. >> reporter: making sure he makes headlines on this super tuesday, president obama gave his first full news conference of the year this morning. promisings@ya for homeowners. >> the president: we are cutting by more than half, the refinancing fees that families pay for loans insured by the federal housing administration that is going to save the typical family in that situation an extra $1,000 a year. >> reporter: abc7 will have full coverage of today's election. you can get up to the minute results on abc7news.com/

politics. a candidate needs more than 1100 delegates to win the nomination. more than 400 on the table today. authorities say one of the world's most wanted computer vandals has been secretly working as an fbi informant for months. this as charges were brought today against five suspected hackers accused of targeting governments and corporations worldwide. the ringleader has already pleaded guilty. authorities say he formed an elite hacking organization last may and the group he's accuse -- is accused of stealing confidential information that put some temporarily out of business. do not adjust your set it is bouncey that camera. very windy. the latest observations just came in. buff head out i'll show you where the fastest -- before you head out i'll show you

where the fastest winds will be. friendly race has britain's royalty head-to-head again the world's fastest man.

britain's prince harry took on world's fastest man today in good fun of course. the prince met olympic champion sprinter on the track in kingston, jamaica, after a

fails start harry broke out into a sprint -- after a false start harry broke out into a sprint. for laughs. acknowledging the crowd look what harry does. copies him. prince harry is touring the caribbean as part of a diamond jubilee tour in honor of queen he les bet celebrating 60 years -- he les bet celebrating 60 years on the throne. >> not even a contest. >> outside wind speeds. >> even faster than that. up in the sierra first it looks bad up here winds are quicking up, the snow is starting to end, all the advisories winter weather advisories cancelled early if you are heading that way check to see if there's any chain controls left from this morning's snow. back at home the wind the big story. here's a look at the bay looking to the golden gate bridge somewhere i don't think i want to be with the west wind, cross wind across that

golden gate is 40 miles per hour that would be tough to walk across, bike or ride across during the day something to remember north-south bridges are going to be the most affected by these winds as they come out of the west. west 90 at sfo, north along the coast around 37, west oakland 30 and 33 hayward. everybody is faster than 25 miles per hour up to near 40 at sfo, delays possible a rocky flight in. upper 40s san rafael, san francisco, mountain view, everybody else in the 50s this morning. here we go 52 monterey, also gilroy, mid to upper 50s santa cruz, watsonville and salinas. as far as what is going on, sunshine, chilly and blustery today. tonight high pressure moves in calmer without the wind, clouds going to be cooler frost in our deepest valleys. warmest afternoons thursday and friday before the weekend. check out today, compared to

yesterday, not a big deal in san francisco, one, hayward five oakland san francisco possibly seven and eight san jose and concord 57, 58, 12 to 16° cooler than yesterday. the fastest winds over the ocean and coolest temperatures upper 50s i should say upper 40s to low 50s along the coast mid to upper 50s for everybody else. monterey bay same set-up for you down here, 52 monterey else in the 50s to upper 50s as you head inland with the fastest winds over the ocean. snow still hanging around the sierra down to the high elevation around bakersfield this morning that will taper during the afternoon. tonight coolest up around santa rosa subfreezing cloverdale, napa some of the east bay valleys mid 30s to 40 around the bay. cold front sweeping through all the cold air upstream kind of one and done it is going to hang around today, tomorrow we jump already about eight feet

-- excuse me eight degrees and then we jump another eight degrees friday most of news the 70s by then,ooler but wet -- cooler but dry through the weekend, wet monday >> you got us all excited mike. listen to this an 81-year-old rhode island grandmother came forward today to claim the sixth largest jackpot in u.s. history. she is the winner of last month's 336.4 million dollar power ball jacket. she chose to take the lump sum of 210 million dollars. he will put some into a trust she named after her son's love of rainbow sherbert that's why she went to the market, to buy sherbert. the chance of matching all five numbers and the power ball is 1 in 175 million. >> wow! that was sweet. >> very sweet. >> speaking of sweet. >> i knew were you thinking about that.

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today at 4:00, french parenting and what american kids can gain from being raised in the traditional french ways. >> highway spending more for

one home renovation could save you money. >> at 5, the price former governor schwarzenegger will have to pay for -- for violating campaign laws while he was in office. finally, a beverly hills cupcake shop is offering people a chance to get their sweet fix 24 hours a day. >> sprinkles is rolling out its first vending machine tonight it works like an atm but it is pink and spits out, par the expression, gourmet cupcakes. >> you order using a touch screen and pay for a box. employees will restock the machine throughout the day. >> the founder came up with the idea when she was pregnant and had late night sugar cravings. >> i guess they will put three in new york stores in the summer and hopefully one at stanford maybe we'll see one there too. >> you have to have 'em. >> that's going to do it for us. thanks for joining us.