richmond and closer to the bay we're in the upper 40s as well with 39 in sand carlos as well as novato. chilly in spots. foggy elsewhere. going true the next several hours we'll see temperatures climb. but they'll halt into the low 60s at noontime. when we will be cooler today as the front pushes through the bay area. it's a dry cold front, bringing breezy, west, northwest winds. aside from the cooler temperatures we will be sunny. we'll talk about the winds picking up and wind advisory tonight in a few minutes. julian. >> thank you, lisa. starting with developing news this morning on the corona virus. we learn a u.s. citizen died of the virus in china. a u.s. embassy spokesperson telling abc news the 60-year-old died in wuhan. telling "the new york times" the person was a woman with underlying health conditions. it's believed this is the first death of a u.s. citizen from the outbreak. the embassy said they are not providing more information at this time out of respect for the family's privacy. so far at least 722 people died from the virus worldwide. the virus is infecting more than 34,000 people. and trapped on a cruise ship off the coast of japan more than 6 oh passengers have the virus and we're learning at least 11 are americans. abc 7 news reporter luz pena has the latest. >> reporter: this is what quarantine at sea looks like. >> everything changed in the blink. yesterday i was in the cruise ship, you know, really happy, going along, entertainment, i can do swimming. now today i'm just in jail. >> reporter: julie choy's 15-day vacation started january 20th. five days later taking a turn when a man onboard tested positive for coronavirus. the latest count is 64 people testing positive, including at least 11 americans. now the diamond princess cruise ship is anchored off the coast of japan. >> so when i try to find out who actually get sick, who are the people? is it the next ram? nobody say anything. >> even though choy is not symptom attic her every day routine begins with taking her temperature. food left at her door and she is only allowed to leave her cabin every three to four days for an hour and a half. >> and society attack. because the room i'm in right now is interior room without window. >> reporter: royal caribbean international announced it's banning all passengers with chinese, hong kong or macao passports from boarding the cruise ships. in the states the cdc confirmed that four patients who arrived at the travis air force base from wu hand are symptomic and will be held in local hospitals. >> all hands on deck approach to contain the outbreak. >> reporter: julie choy and other passengers onboard the cruise ship are told the quarantine will be lifted on february 19th. back to you. thank you, luz. . c santa cruz is helping researchers worldwide examining the new strain of the coronavirus. the team has posted the biomolecular code of the virus online. and in could help examine how the virus could be manipulated or attacked as far as finding a treatment. meanwhile a bay area non-profit is donating a stockpile of 1.8 million medical masks to china. med share has the masks in storage in sand leonardo for the next disaster like fire or volcano. but for now they'll be used to protect against the virus. they're also shipping 200,000 plastic isolation gowns too. for more information on the symptoms of the virus head over to the website. abc7news.com. a preschool age child in solano county has been diagnosed with measles. the public health department says the child was vaccinated but only one dose. the child's parents were vaccinated. so far they do not know where the child may have contracted it. health officials say they need to trace the child's steps so they can determine if anyone else needs to be notified that they could be at risk. >> what we are trying to do is identify any of the events, locations, any gatherings where the child might have been in those days prior to the diagnosis. >> the child was not very active while sick but officials think the child may have spent time in parts of contra costa county. a frightening crime caught on camera here. men kicking in the front door just one kick did it at a home in pleasant hill to rob the place. but the situation quickly takes a turn when the homeowner confronts the group. abc 7 news reporter anser hassan has the story. >> reporter: when no one answered the door four masked men returned kicked down the door and broke into debbie brose's house. >> it's bigger than a normal door and very solid. and one kick. it took one quick. >> brose doesn't think her family was targeted. she thinks the suspects thought no one was home but they were. and her husband able to chase them out. >> i looked for a second. didn't recognize them and then i yelled, robs robbers! that's when my husband came running out. >> her husband grabbed one of the burglars but let him go when the driver threatened to run him down. >> shocked, really. very shocking. and scaringy. >> kathy has lived on the street 40 years, saying this has never happened. but it has mobilized neighbors. >> we're thinking of a neighborhood watch meeting so that the neighbors get involved. >> police arrested two burglars at the concord b.a.r.t. station on unrelated charges on thursday. brose's advise, even if you don't open the door. >> let them know somebody is home. >> yes. >> because they go away. >> reporter: she she says the suspects made off with a purse and xbox but she is thankful her family is safe. in pleasant hill, anser hassan, abc 7 news. this morning, a rape suspect has been arrested after an hourslong standoff at a home in orinda around 2:00 yesterday afternoon. police say this man david martin justice sped away from officers. we they got to his home to interview him about a sexual assault in walnut creek. police say she barricaded himself with a shotgun to his head. after negotiations eventually he surrendered peacefully around 6:00 last night. he faces two charges of rape. police in richmond looking for a person who sit a 6-year-old with the suv that drove off. and happening at 5:00 p.m. on kalinga aech. the child is in critical condition at last check. surveillance video shows the suspect was driving this 1994 to 2000 green ford explore. there is a picture on the screen. it should have damage to the frocht of the vehicle. the suv was last seen on 23rd street. happening today, bay area students will be able to get a chance to brouz for summer jobs thanks to san francisco marp london breed and the board of supervisors. the summer resource fair gives students a chance to stay active and engaged during summer so if you look for something for the kids to do this is your opportunity. more than 140 employers are expected to connect families to a variety of programs in science, art, technology, music, sports and the outdoors and so much more. today's fair runs from 11:00 a.m. until 2:00 at the county fair building on ninth avenue. we're learning that pg&e will continue to shut off power during dangerous fire conditions to prevent starting wildfires. the utility was criticized over last year's public safety power shut office because they went beyond areas that were actually at risk of burning. now the new plan includes making outages targeted to avoid widespread blackouts. pg&e says future outages should be smaller in scope and shorter in duration. strong winds are expected for parts of the bay area this weekend. a major concern is downed trees and power lines like these from last year. >> power lines happened to be down and streetlights off, the tree limbs maybe harder to see and more of a hazard. >> a wind advisory is the expected tonight at 7:00. and lisa argen is here to tell us more about the advisory and what the damage that we can see as a result of it. >> yes, some of the winds in the upper elevations up to 60-mile-per-hour. even breezy in valleys as well. 45 miles an hour right now. look at the full moon right now over the east bay hills. >> oh. >> yeah, breezy in spots and gusty at the cost. overall just a cooler saturday. it's 37 in novato. 50 half moon bay between dense fog and looking at numbers coming down today. but sunny skies, the full ac wrkt seven-day forecast coming up. >> still to come this morning on abc 7 mornings seven democrats debated with days to go before the new hapshire primary. if you missed it last night we can catch you up on the feisty exchanges and sharp contrasts between the candidates. one day away from one of the biggest nights in h actions speak louder than words. she was a school teacher. my dad joined the navy and helped prosecute the nazis in nuremberg. their values are why i walked away from my business, took the giving pledge to give my money to good causes, and why i spent the last ten years fighting corporate insiders who put profits over people. i'm tom steyer, and i approve this message. because, right now, america needs more than words. we need action. doprevagen is the number oneild mempharmacist-recommendeding? memory support brand. you can find it in the vitamin aisle in stores everywhere. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. feisty exchanges and sharp contrafrts. seven democrats took the stage last night in new hampshire fresh off iowa caucuses. trevor alt with the highlights. >> reporter: good morning from what remains at the spin room at in college last night. last night 7 democratic candidates gathered for the debate and certainly fiery. since we had the iowa caucuses, the first time they have they've been together and willing to go after each other. the debate began on a bizarre note. former vice president joe biden coming pout saying yes he had a poor showing in iowa and also he said he would likely have a poor showing in new hampshire too but then of course he went on the attack. he went after senator bernie sanders who performed well in iowa. talked about the metadata care for all plan. how expensive the plan would be. and then that in turn set off a stagewide debate about health care with a number of candidates getting involved. take a listen. >> what bernie says and says he wrote the damn thing but unwilling to tell us what the damn things costs. it costs more than the entire -- the entire federal budget we spend now. >> what medicare for all will do is save the average american substantial sums of money. >> the affordable care act is now nearly 10 points more popular than the president of the united states. so why would we talk about blowing it up. >> we can start making health care better. for americans from the beginning. but we have to agree to do that. >> throughout the night a recurring theme was going after pete buttigieg, the other candidate performing well in iowa. a number of candidates hitting him for his lack of experience. senator amy klobuchar wentz after him a number of times. senator warren too and bernie sanders signed to on the blossoming rivalry attacking buttigieg for taking in donations from a number of billionaires. looking ahead now, the new hampshire primary just threes away. we know we have had delays in the iowa caucus results. that prevented either buttigieg or bernie sanders from having their big moment in the spotlight saying they were the vikters on the night of the iowa caucus. on tuesday once the votes are counted it's a secret ballot primary. very likely we see the first candidate from the 2020 race get to walk on stage and claim victory. trevor alt, abc news manchester, new hampshire. well there was a lot that happened on that debate stage in the three hours. of course the fact checkers were hard at work last night to find out which of the claims from the candidates actually hold up. head to the website. abc7news.com. we know homelessness has been a growing issue across the region. that's why it's a focus of our efforts to build a better bay area. in the south bay, a social media post by a homeless woman is gaining a lot of attention. abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo explains why. >> reporter: no shortage of content on the internet and the recent reddit post is racking up compassion for this homeless woman. >> my post has helped me from being completely alienated like a lot of people out here. >> robin powers has been homeless five years. using reddit to share promising news posting, i got a call from housing today. the county office called to begin the process of putting a roof over her head. >> i was married with a 2 bedroom apartment worked in accounting. >> now suffering from a connective tissue disorder and divorced lives living under the freeway to keep winter weather from destroying all she owns. but she isn't the only one out there. we reached out to supportive housing to learn about the process. no one was available for comment immediately. but the office shared this graphic fap detailing the county system. eventually all homeless people complete a standard assessment tool like a survey. identifying the need and identify the right housing. powers says this is helping to build a better bay area. >> everiabling i know one there, know someone there, you know. it's happening for people i know. it's not just a few here and there. >> powers says her push started two years ago. now that process is finally picking up. >> don't know where they put me. but it will be better than where "i." >> powers will complete necessary verification before the process moves forward. in san jose, amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. and social media is one of the best ways to join in on the discussion about building a better bay area. you can share your ideas with us by joining our better bay area group on facebook. as many of you know the oscars are a day away and the last-minute preparations are if in full swing. abc news reporter elena gomez is live at dolby neither in hollywood with more. >> good morning, julian, the red carpet rolled out final touches made before the big names in hollywood arrive for the oscars. the countdown to the oscars is on. and with just a day to go all eyes on the nominees. >> it's so nice to meet you. >> reporter: this year's best supporting actor category is one to watch featuring tom hanks, anthony hopkins, al passen oi. joe peshy and brad pitt. >> the best supporting actor category this year is completely stacked with legends. and remarkably brad pitt is the only one without an acting oscar. >> cynthia arriva one of the few nominees of color this year and nominated in the best actress and cong song categories could mold an egot ob emmy rb grammy, oscar and tony. she envisioned being oscar nominated. >> you think about it starting year career and think that would be amazing to go through and be here today knowing that it has. it's kind of surreal. and wonderful. >> and we can't forget the people behind the scenes. like pablo hellman, the visual effects supervisor for the irishman. >> it's the kind of stuff i've been waiting for my professional life. >> hellman and his team use software to restore uthe of actors in the film. as excitement and anticipating builds we don't have long to wait to find out who takes on the famous gold statue sunday night. along with the acting performances there will be a night of music performances. we are expecting five singer to take the stage to perform the nominated songs. some including big names like elton john and adenna manziel. elena gomez in hollywood. julian. you can watch the 92nd oscars tomorrow. coverage at 10:00 a.m. only on abc 7. monday live with kelly and ryan they'll be hosting the annual after the oscars show for the ninth straight year. the show celebrates the the night's biggest stars and moments. you can watch the oscars edition of live with kelly and ryan monday morning at 9:00 right here hon abc 7. but before we get there we want to let you know how the forecast shapes up on this weekend. meteorologist lisa argen is standing by and talking about some gusty winds that we can expect later today. >> that's right, julian we have the wind advisory for 7:00 tonight but gust with winds on the coast later today. compliments the dry cold front working through the bay area. you can pick up on some cloud cover on the peninsula. there is patchy fog. dense in spots. and up to the north very minimal in terms of precip, looking at the dry pattern continuing into the weekend into next week, possibly into next weekend as well. visibility, quarter a mile in rear view mirror. petaluma, santa rosa, half mile in nap hay and look at sand carlos. dense in spots appear appear. s it's cold temperatures into the upper 30s though near 50 at the coast. and the fog will continue to pull back but through 7:00, 8:00 it's still with us. but by 10:00 it's out of here abwe have sunny conditions. it's 50 in half moon bay. 41 in concord. livermore is at 41 as well. you can see the upper 30s here from the north bay. boy, what a mild day yesterday. upper 60s to near 70 in the south bay. with some of the warmth retained and upper elevation wind we start out warmer than we were yesterday in oekd. 9 degrees warmer 6 degree warmer in san jose. and a live look sun coming up 7:07 in mount tam where you can see the beginning of beautiful saturday. dense fog in spots and strong gusty winds developing tonight into monday morning and looking at the dry pattern throughout -- we could say the foreseeable future. one forecast model believe it or not keeps us dry to the 22nd. but we are not going there yet. wind advisory 7:00 through tonight 11:00 monday morning. north northeast winds 20 to 35 miles an hour in the valleys upper elevations to north to east bay, gusts over 60 miles an hour. but here is today 10:00 gusty from half moon to point reyes. purple here. 30 to 40 miles an hour. around the bay a bit breezy, the not bad but dry cold front ushering in the cooler air compliments of the northwesterly winds right on through the afternoon. you notice that cooldown tp temperatures about where they should be for this time of year. 60 in oakland. 62 in concord. 63 in san jose. that's down a good 6 degrees from yesterday's readings. mid-60s in santa rosa. nice afternoon. check out the next ten days, look by the middle of next weekend maybe a bit of rain. but some model don't even bring that in. we're keeping the pattern that we need rain. we're not get going and falling way behind not likely to catch up at this point even if it turns rainy by the enof february. 61 the possibility of showers in southern california tomorrow for the oscars on sunday. the accuweather seven-day forecast, dense fog this morning in spots. then cooler, low to mid-60s for most pach 50s at the coast. pebble beach pro-am in the mid-50s in monterey. a cooler day. a bit breezy as well. you notice the strong winds for sunday. download the accuweather app and looking at milder weather into the middle of the we can. fan fest today should be pleasant in the -- right around 60 degrees then also the chinese new 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fight for gun safety laws, to improve education, and to develop innovative ways to help teens gain the skills needed to find good jobs. obama: at a time when washington is divided in old ideological battles he shows us what can be achieved when we bring people together to seek pragmatic solutions. bloomberg: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. welcome back. the weariers train some young peaceful warriors in san francisco. they held an event at brett hart elementary school to teach a message of anti-bullying. wasn't that right on time? they did it through basketball skills to strengthening the body. games teaching teamwork and exposure to technology like designing shoes. and our anchor kristen sze gave assists op offering tips how to speak on camera. recording messages of love, not hate. and it looks like both kristen and the kids had a great time there. still to come this morning on abc 7 mornings, a sneak peek inside this year's oscars grab bag. it's worth more than 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almost full. from our eloratorium camera. 39 santa rosa. cold with fog in petaluma. livermore foggy with 41. the visibility in miles reduced in sand carlos napa and livermore. we have the fog through 9:00 in the spots. and moving around a bit through the morning hours the temperatures climb through the low 60s. 1:00, sunny, breezy did heo at the coast. remaining in the 50s there with low to mid-60s elsewhere. it's a cooler day today. and we'll talk about gusty winds tonight into the second half of your weekend. can we get rain in here for the holiday into president's day in i'll have the answers coming up. julian. >> thank you, lisa. this year's streaming services hope for big wins at the oscars. los gatos based netflix has two best pictures stories. irishman and gaerj marriage story. our reporter from our sister station in new york has the details. >> all voting members of the academy have nominated the following films for best picture. >> it's an irony of our age. a streaming service netflix earned the most oscar nominations and yet the oscars show with an audience of almost 30 million people proves that traditional broadcast tv is alive and well. carrie burke is the head of abc entertainment. >> i really spent some time thinking about what does broadcast do better than anybody else? and it really is a live and event programming. >> the oscar goes to. >> reporter: the results anticipated by so many people around the world are determined by fewer than 8500 voters. members of the academy who this year have been lobbied hard by netflix. the campaigning beginning last fall when the irishman premiered at the new york film festival. >> it was great to be -- i would have liked to be shot for another six months. >> netflix financed this expensive mofr when the studios balk. it's a bid for hollywood credit says joe pick relevanto. >> it's trying to show it should be taken as seriously as warner brothers par mount, and and >> last year roma fell short in the top category while winning three oscars. this year irishman has a nomination and also marriage story. >> to affirm that they are real, not some tv entity trying to cut their way into the film business. >> sandy kenyon, abc 7 news. we're getting a look inside the gift bags that will be give ton all the nominated actors and directors at the oscars tomorrow. 24 celebrities will be lucky enough to receive the gift bag which totals $225,000. to people who are already very rich. it's the highest valued gift bag so far. there are nearly 80 items inside, the most expensive, a $78,000 fully inclusive 12-day cruise. sign me up. other items include clothing, cosmetic treatments and a gold vape pen. huh. well if the chocolate hazel nut spread nutella is part of your morning routine or favorite dessert you will love this story. dion lim takes us inside the hotela nutella, a pop-up in napa dedicated to everything nutella. ♪ >> we are at the hotela nutella in the beautiful napa valley and about to kick off our amazing hotela nutle experience. it's like a real hotel but devoted to love of nutella. >> reporter: we are at the world's very first nutella hotela. check it out. looks like a jar of nutella. lets go inside. >> welcome. >> reporter: welcome to hotela nutella. ♪ >> okay the first thing you notice is that the place smells like nutella. and this is one of the reasons why. you know the kitchen has to be epic. check it out. nutella bread hanging in the center. an entire wall full of nutella. nutella will be on menu for breakfast, brunch and lunch and dinner. >> and we'll have everything from pan cake art with nutella to five-hours nutella meals where nutella is an ingredient in each of the courses. >> we start with the corn milk crepes spread with nutella. followed by oat biscuits with nutella on the side. to end i created a new dish, a sweet potato chiffon cake roulad with nutella. >> now you have had the dinner the you want to kick up your feet and enjoy the nutella themed show. only nutella superfans can stay at the hotel. people from all over the u.s. submitted the video entries for the chance at staying in this. >> we announced that lucky guests would be the finance fans and need to prove how much they love nutella by submitting great video. ♪ i love ♪ ♪ >> and it shows three fans that really showed passion and creativity. and we wanted to thank them with the once in a lifetime experience. my favorite part of the hotel is definitely the guest rooms. you've got the jar pillows, croissant pillows. >> oh, mied god, nutella robe and shoes. how cute is this in the morning, each of the guests have their own own little breakfast spread, the custom jar with their name on it. and water bottle with, toaster and, of course,ity bitty nutella. you have to stay at a hotel with a pool. it's not filled, though with nutella. that concludes our tour of the hotela nutella. ♪ you can check out more great stories at localish.com, also on facebook and instagram too. still to come this morning on abc 7 mornings, a bay area company nominated for not one, two with, but three oscars. we introduce to you the animator behind the famous chess set from "star wars" brought back in the rise of sky walker. we have a live look from mount tam as the sun begins to royce. isn't that gorgeous. a beautiful saturday on tap. but lisa argen is tracking some gusty winds that might blow things around later tonight. tis better than the criminal in democrathe white house.esident we all have progressive plans to address the big challenges facing our country. what makes me different, is i've been working for ten years outside of washington, to end the corporate takeover of our democracy, and to return power to the american people. i started need to impeach to hold this lawless president accountable. i'm proposing big reforms like term limits... ...a national referendum... ...and ending corporate money in politics. as president, i'll declare climate change an emergency on day 1. and, use those powers to finally address the climate crisis. and, i've spent 30 years building a successful international business. so, i can take on donald trump on the economy - and beat him. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message - because there is nothing more powerful than the unified voice of the american people. welcome back. a busy weekend in san francisco. with the chinese new year celebrations. it gets started today with the 29th annual chinatown community street fair on grant avenue between clay street and broadway. this year more than 120 booths and concessions. and entertainment including folk dancing opera and drumming too. running until 40 palme and tomorrow 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. as you know the main event is the annual parade. and here is a look at to what expect. celebrateth the year of the rat starting at 5:15 sharp apartment second and market street. ends at concerny street and columbus avenue. parade is free to attend. some bleacher streets are available on of the website. but those cost you about $40. of course that's prime seating though. it's recommended that you find your spot somewhere along the parade route starting at 4:30. the parade expected to last an incredible two and a half hours. and the best part of the morning is we were able to say the forecast looks like it holds up. >> about 54 degrees, 5:00. and a nice dry night ahead. but looking at cool conditions right now. here is santa cruz, 43 and foggy. 62 today. in the upper 60s yesterday. cooler afternoon. a little breezy by the end of the day. and we'll talk about cooler and windier weather the second half of the weekend. and then a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast straight ahead. >> thank you. next will andrew wigans be a better fit for the warrior than deangelo russell. the wa othroughout the country for the past twelve years, mr. michael bloomberg is here. vo: leadership in action. mayor bloomberg and president obama worked together in the fight for gun safety laws, to improve education, and to develop innovative ways to help teens gain the skills needed to find good jobs. obama: at a time when washington is divided in old ideological battles he shows us what can be achieved when we bring people together to seek pragmatic solutions. bloomberg: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. inspect sports today later today, the warriors honor the memory and legacy of kobe bryant and his 13-year-old daughter gianna prior to the game against the lake resist. the warriors first game at the chase center since the crash killing kobe, gianna and seven others. all fans in attendance will receive a kobe bryant t-shirt. also there will be a pregame ceremony and moments throughout the game honoring his legacy. if you are not going you can watch on abc 7. now it will only be the warriors first game since the trade involving deangelo russell. here is sports director larry beil with more in sports. >> good morning, everybody. the warriors turned into extreme makeover basketball edition trading away five players. including the deangelo russell. acquire andrew wigans plus picks a move to avoid the luxury tax reloading next year. not steuer in he naks the debut tonight against the lakers and le brin. when the warriors signed russell there were questions how the pick-and-roll guard would fit in. warriors felt they needed to move now as opposed to waiting until summertime. raising the question why did you sign russell in the first place. >> the vision would have been steph, klay, deangelo and what that looked like. it's three 25-point a night guys. that's enticing. >> for most players, this league is about the right fit. you know, there are some guys who are going to fit no matter what. the very best players in the game they can go to any team in the league. and they'll fit. but for the vast majority of nba players, the fit is everything. >> women's hoops top ten matchup stanford and ucla. keena williams, 11 points, first quarter, drives and scores. finished with 25 points and 8 assists. the three right there, cardinal p by one. but the bruins got 29 fr mikaela. plus the foul us eyeing the size down low again, double team, not a problem. sixth ranked stanford, the first home loss, 79 to 69 the final. reunited and feeling good. hunter pence back with the giants holding fan fest at oracle park. a key part of the squad in 2012 and '14. production fell fell off dramatically but the fan favorite hit 0.29 last year the 36-year-old joins the reabling team with the new skipper in gabe capeler. second right now of the national pro-am. that's a nice day in pebble beach. enjoying th sunshine steve young tied for first on amateur tide. partnered with phil mickelson shot 764 at monterey. nick taylor canadian pro at pebble. 63 in round one. 66 in round two. 14 under with the leader and byrd on 18. you folks should be weigh up. or maybe go back to sleep. a wrap on morning sports have a great weekend everybody. i'm larry. >> we are all way at this point at 6:47. another check of the forecast if you are waking up. here is lisa argen is what you can expect this weekend. see the fog behind knee. dense in spots, not only -- usually in the north bay and east bay. but also on the peninsula. and a glimpse of the moon just about full, calling it a snow moon. the full moon in february. and looking at a cooler day today as a dry cold front spreads in much cooler air today. but then the winds picking up. a lack at the 24-hour wind profile and you notice throughout the afternoon today northwesterly winds, a little bit breezy, especially on the coast. it dials back but the wind advisory in effect tonight for the bay area. and by tomorrow it's gusty and windy all around the bay. we'll get to the details in just a moment. but we want to show you the exploratorium camera where you can see the fog sitting over the bay this morning and looking at that to be with us the next couple of hours until we look at those dry northwesterly winds ushering the dryer air in evaporating the fog. quarter mile visibility sand carlos. petaluma, santa rosa, half mile up in napa. up to mile livermore. 8:00 hour, 9:00 hours, the fog with us did you dissipates by 10:00. current numbers in the upper 40s, san francisco. 50 in oakland. 49 in san jose and 50 in half moon bay. this is walnut creek with the clear sky with upper 30s in sanity rosa, petaluma and fairfield. cold and temperatures in the low 40s in the inland east bay. a cool shot from the sutro tower camera. you can see the city, haze with the fog above. and looking at sunny but cooler day as well pl in the low 60s yesterday downtown. upper 60s in the south bay. 57 in half moon bay with the fog coming into play. some dense fog this morning. a cooler afternoon. strong gusty winds tonight into sunday. right through monday morning. and then a dry pattern throughout the weekend. the week ahead possibly into next weekend. the wind advisory 70, north, northeast winds, 25 to 35 miles an hour in the valley. up in height about 1,000 feet, the north bay and east bay hills looking at 50 to 6 oh miles an hour gusts possible through monday. here is a look at your saturday night where you can see the gusty winds here. then overnight, 2:00 up to 30 miles an hour in napa, taking you into the afternoon tomorrow. very windy. check out the colors in the south bay. and here into monday morning, still breezy to gusty throughout the day monday. the winds calm down. highs today fl pr from the upper 50s. 65 in santa rosa. the accuweather seven-day forecast. cooler today. the fog to start. then the winds kicking up overnight into tomorrow and cooler by a few degrees on sunday. notice the coast still in the 50s. middle of the week although we start out frosty on tenancy we warm up in the around thp then by next weekend college off. we did that last weekend and this weekend. it's like ground hog day for february. trying to mix it up. it's been quiet so far. >> we'd like to mix it up with rain soon but not many chances there. >> no. >> thank you, lisa. oscar weekend upon us one move movie made partingly in the bay area. up for three oscarss. dion lim sat down with visual effects artists playing a crucial role. >> an iconic game "star wars" fans know and love. >> made that move okay. >> that holographic chess-like game featuring tiny moving creatures. and this year the game is back in the oscar nominate oh natured rise of sky walker. a throwback to the way old school graphics were used in the first "star wars" movie in 1977. >> roger ebert said they were the best they had been it was like computer graphics looks real but feels fake. and stop motion looks fake but feels real. >> responsible for the original scene and the latest version is phil tib it's of berkeley studios a man as fascinating as the film itself. >> i'm tired of in stuff. >> to thwart the boredom we found tengering away on his own project, an indy funded movie called mad god. >> i've been working on it 30 years. >> phil says he is grateful to j.j. abrahams for choosing the pains takingly long process for stop motion over computer generated scenes. >> the way it's working out now is great. there are young animators i trained gifting them the opportunity to, you know, work on a "star wars" movie and get a screen credit. >> one of the young animators tom gibbens animation lead for the scene. his love for stop motion because of "star wars" and unknowingly phil. >> i saw that chess set and i was -- my carb shall something in my head clicked that first impression of that chess set was so remarkable that it just lingered for decades. of course years later i find out it was phil. then years much later than that i'd get to do the chess set again. >> and hopefully more stop motion graphics for years to come. in berkeley, dion lim, abc 7 news. disney, of course is the parent company of lucas films and abc 7. our very own dion lim will cover the oscars all weekend for abc 7 news. you can catch the 92 oscars tomorrow coverage at 10:00 a.m. on abc 7. up next giants pitchers and catchers report to scottsdale on tuesday. almost the entire team at oracle park today. what's new at this year's giants and my side super soft? yes. with the sleep number 360 smart bed, on sale now, you can both adjust your comfort with your sleep number setting. can it help me fall asleep faster? yes, by gently warming your feet. but can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. so, you can really promise better sleep? not promise. prove. and now, during the ultimate sleep number event, save 50% on the sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. plus 0% interest for 24 months on all smart beds. only for a limited time. fisn't just about polar bears. we're fighting for our lives, we're fighting for clean air and clean water. that's why i wrote the law to send billions from polluters to communities suffering the most. and only one candidate for president was with us back then, tom steyer. and he's still fighting for us, pledging to make clean air and clean water a right for everyone, regardless of your zip code. that's the truth. that's tom steyer. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. happening today, baseball is back. giants fan fest this morning at oracle park. free passes still available in the giants website. for the first time fans can use mobile entry pass option to get in. to the ball park. well the first 10,000 fans to use the mobile pass to enter the stadium steve a giants mystery item. just like past year's coaches and players and other i.v. ps will sign autographs throughout the park. fan fest runs from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. a final check of the forecast. we have that, the chinese new year parade. and so much happening. >> and a cooler day with a bit of breeze in san francisco. today highs are cooler around the which. 58, a dry cold front bringing west northwesterly winds. and low 60s instead of upper 60s. fog in spots as well the next few hours. then cooler day. strong winds tonight with wind advisory through monday morning looking for dry weather to continue with cold mornings into tuesday morning. then milder and then cool down next weekend. but you noticed no rain. >> no rain at all. okay this is for everyone, the wind tonight. if you taken down the christmas decorations by now. >> oh, wow. >> this is you getting in trouble for it. >> put the rock on the garbage can. >> good tip there. thanks for joining us. i'm julian glover with lisa argen. abc 7 news continues at 9:00. in the meantime, "good morning america" is next. see new alm kf hours. >> bernie. bernie bernie. >> a candidate who wins california has an excellent chance to win the nomination. no >> this is a cross-section of many identities. >> the presidential candidate come to your town and takes time to talk to you. making a difference. >> it's exciting seeing so many 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