i'm natasha zouves. high wind advisory for the bay bridge and san mateo bridge. officers said the winds were especially strong port bay bridge. we have team coverage and we'll look at the forecast with jim and drew. we begin with lillian kim with a look at the damage. lillian? >> reporter: from the bridge to here in san francisco it's been windy, and because of that we saw one mess after another. the scaffolding on bayshore boulevard was no match for the wind that swept through san francisco. all of it came crashing down on two parked cars at the smart & final parking lot. luckily, the owner of this suv was walking into the store when it happened. >> i'm still blessed. yeah. if i was inside the car i would get hurt in my head because in the car you have the mirror in the front, on the top. >> reporter: on 7th and market street more damage. this time a wall separating a construction site and the sidewalk toppled over. a 51-year-old man who was walk by was taken to the hospital for cuts to his head. meanwh

here is abc anchor natasha zouves. >> i feel hike i'm little again, waiting for my parents. >> sheeric, sheer panic. >> watching the hurricane move through, knowing her parents were there and now watching it on the screen. for her there's been no sleep. >> horrible, horrible. we were so scared. we thought nothing was going to survive. and then when the mexico government said it was the biggest hurricane they ever saw, that scared us. we've been up all night. >> hurricane patricia had winds up to 200 miles an hour before coming to shore. despite that, there were though -- no reports of deaths or injuries in mexico. at long last the reunion >> and we are happy to see our parents. we got so scared, so scared. >> also coming home, brad powell, who rode out the hurricane, documenting every moment of his vacation gone wrong on twitter. moving out of the hotel and into a shelter. >> it's such a relief, honestly, just to be back and to be home. can't wait to go pick up our dog and just sit in our kitchen and feel safe again. only 24 hours ago andrew looked at me and said are we going to die

here is abc anchor natasha zouves. >> sheer panic, sheer panic. >> watching the hurricane move through, knowing her parents were there and now watching it on the screen. for her there's been no sleep. >> horrible, horrible. we were so scared. we thought nothing was going to survive. and then when the mexico government said it was the biggest hurricane they ever saw, that scared us. we've been up all night. >> hurricane patricia had winds up to 200 miles an hour before coming to shore. despite that, there were though reports of deaths or injuries in mexico. at long last the reunion >> and we are happy to see our parents. we got so scared, so scared. >> also coming home, brad powell, who road out the hurricane, documenting every moment of his vacation gone wrong on twitter. moving out of the hotel and into a shelter. >> it's such a relief, honestly, just to be back and to be home. can't wait to go pick up our dog and just sit in our kitchen and feel safe again. only 24 hours ago andrew looked at me and said are we going to die here? and it was a serious concern. >> back safe, his last tw