calfire says an adult and the boy were standing on the beach and swept into the water one calfire unit tweeted has meteorologist drew tuma is here. i can't how wet it is. >> we've had very wet conditions on this holiday. we've seen wind gusts over our peaks of 7 that wind is transferring down, even to the coast. we have that wind advisory in effect until the bay area, and now ily. stronger wind gusts are arriving overnight tonight. >> we'll show them to you in our f. because a because of the coronavirus pandemic. abc7 news laura anthony is on the story. >> the odd january weather complete with high winds and warm temperatures serves as an ominous reminder that fire danger is now a year-round worry. >> it's 75 degrees out, it's dry as a desert and the winds are actually ripping, and this is the week they decided to close 15% of oakland's fire engines? if this wasn't something that was going to get oaklanders killed and my members killed, i would say it's some kind of joke. >> if we don't make hard decisions now, we will face heartbreaking decisions later. >> facing a projected $62 milli

new york is the poor stager poured 1 million coronavirus cases calfire tops the list with 2.3 millionases the epicenter that fires the u.s. and on the rank of the dead shattering record. florida and texas also have more than 1 million cases. nearly 20.4 million cases in the u.s. but the death toll is now approaching 360,000. meanwhile the home of senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and house speaker nancy pelosi or vandalize the mcconnell calls at radical tantrums from a toxic playbook. where's my money was painted on the front doors kentucky home in candles lit to pelosi's san francisco home and left behind fake blood and a's head but i'm jackie ibanez finau back to "watters' world." have a good night. world." dan: president-elect joe biden has made quite a few promises of what he will do in the first 100 days of his presidency. >> i will repeal the trump tax cut, i will end the muslim ban. >> we'll rejoin the paris climate accord. that's another thing we are work on from day one. as part of the hundred-day challenge i will be asking the american people to wear makes for the first

the good news on the latest check from calfire, they are all 20 acres and under, so it seems like they are getting a handle on this, and winds tomorrow only 10 to 20 miles per hour once again as our wind gusts continue to calm on down. talk about a ferocious wind. up to 86 miles an hour, mt. selena, oakland hill 64, redwood hill, 65. we still have a little bit of wind in the north bay 20 to about 30 miles per hour. but once we hit 11:30, everybody starting to see that wind relax, and i definitely think that's going to be the case as we start off tomorrow morning. now, check this out. we are looking at a colder storm on the way starting on friday. this will bring us some rain chances, even some low snow. i've got lots of looks at this next change, so we've got to buckle up. things are about to get wild once again for us. >> okay. i feel like i'm always buckling up. the climate we're living in, that's what we do all the time. thank you. >>> a warning from san francisco's health officer. in less than 48 hours, the city's vaccine supply will run out unless more doses start arriving from th

>>calfire urging folks to take it slow on the roads today in there kennedy saying take it slow all week long. this is a picture they tweeted out today of the one of the many crashes chp responded to today because of the slick conditions. this is the scene along highway 2.80. we're told one person suffering just minor injuries in this crash. >>we want to avoid as many of those as possible this coming week which is why we want to talk a breeze around rig as right now she's going to be tracking the storms that are headed our way. >>yeah, in fact already tracking a storm just starting to exit the bay area out there right now this evening. jonathan and just steen tracking drier weather for the north bay and most of our coastal areas throughout the bay area coastline. now that storm is shifting south and east tracking widespread light rain for most of the east bay and also seeing some snow showers in the highest peaks specifically over mount hamilton we could see snow levels tonight dropping as low as 2000 feet with a few inches of fresh powder and we're noticing scattered showers right now s

>>overnight calfire also started responding to reports of downed trees and hazards along the roadways. they clean most of it up and today they will continue to clean up. any damage caused by the storm. but the thing is this storm is continuing so it supposed to get worse. that's means there's a chance of more floods. there's a chance of more power outages. so that's why have your go bag if you haven't evacuated already and make sure that you're prepared reporting in boulder creek sarah stinson kron 4 news. >>thanks a lot sarah and take a look at this emergency working in the santa cruz mountains because they knew the storm was coming. so they were helping to mitigate any damage as you can see by doing that work on the land the fire chief there explains why these burns burn areas are so dangerous. in big storms. >>after a wild land fire. the educations gone and the soil has literally been change because of heat from the fire. the no longer absorbs the water. so the water will run down mountainside. in sheets and it will take the dirt. it will take all of that down debris it will take a