on select new volvo models through march 2nd. visit your local volvo dealer. santa clara county declares a local health emergency, keeping you safe from the coronavirus just in case. mission district neighborhoods are stunned that a homeless shelter could be hoopening on valencia street this spring. tracking winds and record warmth in the bay area. some changes are coming this week. the dieayet i starts now. chin amid the coronavirus outbreak. for the first time, china reported more than 100 deaths a san diego. that brings the count to 13 in the united states. santa clara county is declaring a local emergency to line up financially in case of a local outbreak. >> our coverage begins with amanda. >> reporter: supervisors approved that declaration this afternoon. a smart move according to one palo alto mom. there's two cases of coronavirus in santa clara county. there's no evidence of person-to-person of the new virus here. still, supervisors and public health leaders are taking extra steps to keep people safe. >> that passes unanimously. thank you very much. >> reporter: the board voted to declare a public health emergency. there isn't an increased risk to residents. they believe it will respond to the outbreak. >> it makes sure we can spend as necessary. and we get reimbursed from the federal and state government. >> i'm happy the government puts such importance to this. that's where the chinese government failed in a way. okay? they did not notify the population the danger of this o precedents were on a trip when they hit. >> i got on the flight. >> reporter: she was supposed to return to palo alto on january 28th. on monday, she spoke to us from under quarantine. >> i don't know exactly where we flew here, landed here and we've been quarantined. >> reporter: fortunately, she says they are finally going to be released tomorrow afternoon. this is after two weeks at that air force base. >> amanda, thank you. the number of dead stands at 1,016 in china, an increase of over 100. over 43,000 people have been infected worldwide. a person in san diego county has tested positive. that is the 13th case in the united states. this is what it has come to in china. people that reportedly refuse to self-quarantine are being pulled out of their apartments, as the country tries desperately to stop the virus. meantime, here, the person who tested positive for coronavirus in san diego county, landed in miramar on wednesday. that was the first flight from wuhan to the base. and there's concerns that a businessman may be a superspreader, after he traveled to three countries and infleect at least 11 people. he caught the virus in singapore and went to the french alps and switzerland before returning to england. and there's a lot of questions about coronavirus. we have answers to the top seven on our website. go to abc7news.com when you have the time. finding solutions is integral to building a better bay area. sometimes quick answers can create new problems. >> that's the case in san francisco. there was a proposal to fast track a new shelter for homeless people that want mental health and substance abuse help and not everyone is onboard. >> kate? >> reporter: well, the proposed sha shelter is on valencia street, the yellow building. someone went to the block and all of the businesses. the first page is a press release from the mayor's office. but there are warnings and photos of people doing drugs on the streets. just the latest example of the panic that ensues when the city tries to create housing for homeless people. >> i find ittoday. >> reporter: mission district neighbors backed into a basement monday night, that could be the site of a new shelter for homeless people, with mental health and substance abuse issues. >> i see them every day and it breaks my heart. >> reporter: the district eight supervisor and mayor announced their lanes to lease this building. the 30-bed respite center would be an expansion of the humming bird behavioral health program. it would be operated by nonprofit prc baker places. >> i have a loved one that had a substance abuse problem and went through that system and had a very positive experience. >> reporter: lisa lives directly across the street from the potential shelter location. >> there's three or four different homeless people just on this block. something like this can help them. >> reporter: but a few doors down from the building, the owner of the crepe house has a different perspective. >> human feces, you know, twice a week. we have some, as well. >> reporter: after ten years of valencia street, he says his restaurant was broken into four times last year. he fears the shelter will create more problems for his already struggling business. >> if they want to feel sorry about it, take them to your home. >> reporter: supervisor mandelman told me tonight, if the city is going to solve the homelessness problem, they can't spend six months debating every 30-bed increment. the shelter could open as early as this april. >> kate, thank you. building a better bay area takes all of us. what are your ideas? we want to hear from you. share them by joining our better bay area group on facebook. in the east book, cleay, cl under way after the powerful winds. the winds are gusting in the hills tonight. here's a live look outside from our golden gate bridge camera. what can we expect overnight? >> the winds are going strong in the hills. we've seen gusts as high as 60 miles pehour. mt. diablo 48. the winds are going to continue through the night. that's why wind advisories up for the north bay mountains until 11:00 a.m. tomorrow. 50 and 60, as far as the gusts means downed power lines and trees not out of the question. the winds, as you look at the lower elevations, midnight, about 30 miles per hour. strongest winds, still focused in the north bay, 5:00 to 8:00 a.m. at commute time, be careful if trees go down. the same north-northeast wind pushed our records into territory. 72 at sfo. it was close to 80 in santa rosa. 72 in san jose. i'll let you know if the warmth is going to last and when the winds will relax, dan. >> thank you very much. politics tonight, happening now. voters have begun casting their ballots in the first primary. it's a big surprise in new hampshire, in the tiny village of dixville notch. it was mike bloomberg. pete buttigieg and bernie sanders got one vote. as all of the candidates made a mad dash to the finish line, president trump joining in on the frenzy, holding his own rally in the granite state. we go to manchester, new hampshire, tonight. >> reporter: a week has come down to this moment. >> it's decision time. >> reporter: voters are deciding who they want as their democratic nominee. >> at the stroke of midnight, the competition kicking off, in a handful of scarcely-populated communities. a new poll projecting vermont senator bernie sanders will come out victorious as he did in 2016. >> winning elections are more important. >> reporter: and riding a wave after iowa, pete buttigieg could likely secure the number two spot. but sanders making the clear distengs between the two known. >> one thing that differentiates our campaign from our campaigns, my friend, mr. buttigieg and joe biden, they have dozens and dozens of billionaires contributing to their campaign. >> i think there's a clear contrast between my approach and senator sanders' approach. he's talking about a revolution or status quo and there's nothing between. >> reporter: buttigieg fending off attacks from joe biden in the fight for moderate voters. >> this guy is not barack obama. >> i'm not barack obama. neither is he. neither is anyone running for president president right now. >> reporter: biden, shifting his criticism to president trump, who made a stop in manchester, holding a rally on the eve of the primary, to shake up the dems a little. >> democrats are the party of high-crime, late-term abortion, socialism and corruption. >> reporter: the first results are already coming in. the community of dixville notch has declared michael bloomberg the winner of the democratic and republican primary vote. a chp officer faces several charges of sexual assault involving a girl. 34-year-old brian watkins of fremont is accused of having a sexual relationship that began when the victim was 16. the chp officer continued the relationship oven after he learned he was under investigation. three women are accused of stealing $10,000 worth of items from an ulta beauty store. the women ran off. officers caught up and arrested them. there's been a lot of chaos on the b.a.r.t. >> a b.a.r.t. passenger says he welcomes ten new ambassadors who began patrolling trains today. their goal is to make b.a.r.t. safer. they're unarmed and can call police if needed. these stories and others are on our abc 7 news app. an east bay family called 911 but help never came. a high school student is growing out his hair for his sick sister. and a glut of grapes 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choking incident. it started with a redirected 911 call. >> she was 3 years old. she was still a big puppy. >> reporter: they were set to open presents christmas morning when the family's 3-year-old german shepherd started choking on a ball that had popped out of a larger toy. while they tried to dislodge the call, her daughter frantically called 911 on a cell phone, a call that went into the chp dispatch center on vallejo. >> they would not come out on a dog but they were treansferring her to animal control. >> reporter: they were hold to take the dog to a vet. they raced cora here to this vet emergency clinic in walnut creek. it's more than ten miles from their home and it took more than 20 minutes. what happened? >> we lost our dog. >> reporter: san ramon firestation is less than a mile from their home. >> we have different sizes face masks that we can put on the pets themselves. >> reporter: take all crews, station 32 has a special emergency kit just for pets. >> people treat their pets like they're part o r except san ram valley never got a chance to help because the 911 call was never routed to them. the commander of the vallejo chp dispatch center told abc 7 news, i've been in contact with the san ramon valley fire chief. and the two of us are coming up together with a plan to we're all educated about what resources are available, if a situation would come up like this again. what's your hope at this point? >> that someone else doesn't have to go through this in a life or death situation for your pet. when you call, they come. a texas teenager was given a choice of helping his ill sister or cutting his hair to go to high school. he is growing his hair long to help his 11-year-old sister, maggie. she has wegner's disease, that affects the kidneys. the treatments are starting to have her hair fall out. he wants to grow his hair out to donate it to locks of love to make a wig for her. >> pick your battles. if it's something you believe in, you have to go for it. >> the handbook says male students have to keep their hair above the ears. he made the choice to help his sister. let's get a check on our weather and if you're done with wind. >> it was fierce this morning. lots of flights delayed. >> yeah. the winds were vigorous over the weekend. i want to show you doppler 7 right now. the winds are gusting in the hills. it is clear as a result. i want to show you what's blocking the storm track from the bay area. it's been diverting everything to the pacific northwest. when you look at the month of february, this month is tied with 1865 so far, the top three driest february 49 zero rain in 1864. second place was 1953. and third place, in 1899. let's hope this changes really soon. we're falling behind. 39 in half moon bay, to 63 degrees in san francisco. you know what's playing a role? it's the wind keeping temperatures up in places like san francisco. the winds will be going as we head towards midnight. still gusty, especially in the north bay hills. 29, 30-mile-per-hour, at commute time around 6:00. and by lunchtime, the winds will subside, allowing you to get out and enjoy the weather. here's a live look from our emeryville camera and visibility is terrific. another vantage point, looking at downtown san francisco. gusty winds in the hills, through tomorrow. mild to warm, tomorrow afternoon. cooling trend starts on wednesday. when you get going tomorrow morning, 58 degrees in san francisco, because of that wind, holding your temperatures up. 36 in half moon bay. i would dress in layers. for the afternoon, mild near the coast. warm inland. i don't think it will be as warm as it was today. 71 san rafael. 66, in the city. 72 degrees in concord. take a look at the first ten days of february. it's been dry. when you check out our deficit, we're anywhere from five inches in san jose to over six inches behind since october 1st. here's one computer model over the weekend, wants to bring some snow to the sierras. some showers getting close to us but not quite. and the other model is really keeping everything out of our e changes and we have a weather pattern. windy in the hills tomorrow. cooling continues right on through thursday. valentine's day looks lovely. over the weekend, we'll cool you down. presidents day, we're average. >> thanks. tomorrow on "good morning america," 50 cent and nicholas economically powerfully influenced my values. bernie sanders he's fighting to raise wages. and guarantee health care for all. now, our country is at a turning point. hard working people, betrayed by trump, struggling to survive. in this moment, we need a fighter. bernie sanders. we know he'll fight for us as president because he always has. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message. 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. fall asleep faster? yes, by gently warming your feet. but can it help keep me asleep? 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[ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi, everyone. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thanks to all of you for coming. and please relax. thank you for joining us oscar. the academy awards were handed out just across the street from us at the dolby theater last night. janelle monae opened the show with a version of the mr. rogers song "it's a beautiful day in the neighborhood" which was a nice idea, clever idea,