office and there was a crack out on the street. i came out and found this tree across the other side of the skyline boulevard. >> before that tree came down another crash through the master bedroom. he was out with one of his six kids but his wife was in the room. >> i got a call at eight 30 p.m. and my wife was frantic saying the tree fell on the bedroom. she thought the roof was coming down. scared. >> thankfully no one was hurt. one powerful gust blew out the window at the millennium tower. choppy waves roughed up ferry service. that did not stop people from heading to the water to watch the show. >> reporter: if you have ever nder what sea level rise look like people got a preview this morning. we knew there would be a king tied and it was supposed to be windy but even veteran san francisco's could not believe what they have seen. >> it looks like something out of a horror film. the joggers are being overtaken by the waves as they are running. i think everybody is attracted to it but at the same time, a little bit freaked out about it. >> the angry water rose up trenching those who dared to venture too close. >> what we have going on down here is a mini tsunami was unexpected today. >> the saris ferry service continued. >> all trips to alcatraz were canceled and out of the loading dock and the normal attractions took a backseat to what mother nature was serving up. >> i think it is fun. it changes it up. it gives us a change when we do not get different weather all the time. >> it feels like i will fall away. it is calamity at its best. >> real dangers from the high wind. a eucalyptus tree crashed down at the fremont apartments and the streets were closed after a window was torn from the 41st floor of the millennium tower downtown sending glass exploding onto the street below. luckily no one was injured. we have been warned that climate change will bring more extreme weather and higher sea levels and today we got a taste of what that may be like. >> it is a preview. it is hard to imagine until you start to see the impact. i think as you see more and more of this kind of situation happening more people will realize. >> some say we have pushed nature to the brink. this is what it looks like when it pushes back. in san francisco, john ramis, kpix 5 . >> reporter: coming down a little bit but after suspect sunspot we had gust in the bay area today. up on mount st. helena. nobody lives up there. i think almost as impressive are the numbers that happened where you live. the top wind gusts today. in san francisco and oakland are the winners. 50 miles per hour. as far as where the wind is now, sustained wind speeds in the mid-20s on the coast. but what matters is how strong they are gusting. with that 35 mile per hour wind. 30 mile per hour gusts at the coast. let's get to the next hour and a half and then things will start to improve for the majority of us and by that i am talking about the locations in and around the heart of the bay because even though the wind advisory stays in effect until 11:00 tomorrow morning for most locations it is actually going to be allowed to expire for oakland, fremont, san jose in the peninsula. we are not out of this entirely. it gets better and i will see you in a few minutes. whipping wind bringing down power lines and creating another danger for drivers. southbound 880s where the line created a massive backup. it is clear now. a sparking transformer. powerful wind causing the cracking. utility pole fell across the road in sonoma 930: this morning., to clear the lines that snapped and ended up hanging in the trees. at last check the wind did not get the power to 80,000 customers. the vast majority in the east and south bay with the smaller outages in the northbay on the peninsula and san francisco. a firsthand account from behind the coronavirus quarantine. we found one woman who fought to get out of china at the height of the outbreak. she is in isolation at a southern california airbase and shared her story >> reporter: we talked to a woman from palo she said this has been harrowing, now pending and at times point but one that left her very happy to be in america. >> quarantine for 14 days on a military base is not a romantic getaway. >> it is not a vacation. if you think miserably you will be miserable. >> she has been there for 12 days. not a luxury hotel but it is clean and safe. >> there is a microwave and a full-size bed. >> how many stars would it be? >> i am not familiar with that i will give at least three stars. a little bit outdated but comfortable. >> it is free. >> yes it is free. >> she was visiting family when the word got out that the virus was spreading. esther started to panic when the chinese government lockdown on travel on january 22 trapping millions. she constantly called and emailed all the consulates and got a rabbi to call on her behalf. thousands of americans were stuck trying to get a seat on one of the few evacuation flights. >> it was very stressful. every minute passes means i am further away from the hope that i am evacuated but i kept trying and calling and emailing and nonstop. >> tenacity paid off. she and her daughter got a spot on the cargo plane. tickets were handwritten and luggage was stashed on the floor. everyone wore masks. it looked like a flying clinic. it landed at the air force base a week and a half ago. >> i did not give up. that is a good thing. i would still be in china right now. >> somebody is knocking. >> thank you so much. >> what was that? >> that was room service. >> at the site they have housekeeping service to clean their room. compare that to the situation in china which has become increasingly tense and desperate. authorities have been rounding up people with symptoms might test positive and forced them into quarantine centers. lack of staff is straining resources as millions are on. back at the airbase there is daily briefings every morning. there is no wi-fi but bikes, games d toys. food is decent but esther has to cook her own kosher meals in her bedroom. a newfound appreciation for the system. >> the u.s. government compared to other governments, i am so grateful to be in this country. the country is so generous and so caring. i am forever grateful. police say a 16-year-old driver led them on a wild percent that ended in a nasty crash and put an innocent driver in the hospital. he was a look at the scene and that is where the suspect violently collided with another car early this morning. it caused the other car to flip and knocked out power in the area. police say it started when the officer pulled the suspect over for theft. that is when he allegedly ran the patrol car and took off. the crews had to use the jaws of life to free the driver. she and the suspect were taken to the hospital with major injuries. repairs were done to a broken electrical box. drivers are expected to survive and it turns out that the teen had two active warrants that were out for robbery in san francisco county. we have an update now on the hit-and-run that took the life of a little boy inc. . the driver is now in custody. the four-year-old hector was standing near his father helping unload groceries from the car when he was hit by the suv on friday. he was airlifted to the hospital and he died. the driver sped off in the damaged suv and police credit the community for the swift arrest. still to come, shots ring out in san francisco's haight- ashbury. what officers found that left them stunned. >> the officer holding a bag. >> why the fbi is on the case. big changes coming tomorrow but will you notice. it depends on where you are going. if you happen to see helicopters buzzing san francisco's skyscrapers tonight, don't worry. we will tell you what they are up to and here is a hint. you will eventually see it in the theaters. obama: he's been a leader throughout 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. the city council is expected to move forward with the new rent control ordinance. the city is working on a revised protection ordinance that includes a maximum 5% rent increase each year plus the cost of living adjustment work a maximum of 10% each year or whatever is less. landlords would not be allowed within two rent increases over any 12 month period. the council plans to discuss es the perviss is looking into a pilot program to help with the cost of school lunches. the proposal seeks to million dollars a year over four years. if approved it could reach 12,000 students at a cost to the county of about $.60 per meal. the board will discuss the proposal this week. the oakland a's have big plans for new stadium at howard turn them all but voters in oakland would prefer they stay put. the east oakland stadium alliance which is opposed to the new stadium commissioned the poll and the results say 62% of the voters prefer the colosseum compared with 29% who would pick howard terminal. a big change coming to bart. whether you notice will depend on where you are going or coming from. gianna franco breaks it all down for us. >> if you'd typically take bart you will see changes that will impact some more than others but it will change some arrival and departure times. some things you need to know. hoping to prove service, increase peak service for concord and for those who community of san francisco, they will have director service available. the addition of the fleet of the future train will be available on saturday and also weekday service and two line service for returns to san francisco on sunday. all of this gets rolling on monday. new riders on the train tomorrow as bart launches the new ambassador program. 10 unarmed service officers will watch the trains in teams of two from 2 pm to midnight. the pilot program will focus on the corridor. the goal is toidentify and address quality-of-life issues on the train and at bart stations. if you see helicopters flying low over san francisco it is nothing to worry about. you will eventually see it again in theaters. matrix four is filming in the financial district until midnight. in addition to the two helicopters the filming will require road closures. prepare for delays if you are headed through that part of the city. that explains why kiana reeves wanted to have dinner with us last night. >> we had to turn it down. we are very busy people. let's get to the matter at hand. the nasty wind. i want to pick off how these will start down in the next few hours. the current wind speed is still sustained in the 20s. san francisco with a winter 26 and costs in the low 50s. 22 for half moon bay and other places, especially in the northbay are coming down. if you look at the gusts we are at 35 mile per hour and hayward. it is rough out there and that is when the wind advisory is in place. until 11:00 tomorrow morning in general for the bay area. come away with that idea in mind because even though technically the wind advisory will be allowed to expire for places in and around the immediate they at 7:00 for the next 35 miles away and it will be with us tomorrow. let's play this forward and watch how things quiet down once we get into the early evening. by the time it is dark and the sun sets the wind does come better. gusting in the mountains but for most of us we really bring the window speed down but we will come back up tomorrow morning. that is 11:00 tomorrow and it does pick up in the mountains and there are a few places here where we could see the wind gust again into the low 40s like for oakland tomorrow morning. hayward could see gusts return to 30 more widespread and it won't last as long but we have to be prepared for another little uptick in the wind. that is why the wind advisory stays in effect until 11 am. if we look at the northbay, the same story. things have already begun to quite down and they will pick back up again. that gets us into 11:00 tomorrow morning and we are seeing the gusts back to the 30s. by the time we get into the afternoon the wind will turn off. other than that there is temperatures to discuss. low to mid 40s for the overnight lows in the daytime highs tomorrow will climbed into the low 70s. 72 for santa rosa. upper 60s for the other locations. if you are wondering about the rain, we are in a locked pattern. the clouds are going backwards away from us in writing up and over the west coast. a big black in the atmosphere and as long as it stays in place, everything will have to go around it a long way and that is why we have to be getting rain and we won't get rain for the remainder of the seven-day forecast but we have a warm-up. low to mid 70s for the inland spots for the early part of the we can level off into the mid- 60s for the seven-day after that and for the bay area it will be the low to mid 60s over the next seven days with no rain. the first half of tomorrow and the wind finally gives us a break. back over to you. sports today. two days before baseball spring training hits and ink off something happened in the final round for the first time ever in the 83 year history of the pebble beach pro. growing up in la, bad air forced us indoors. and now we have to deal with this. climate change is an emergency. that's why i wrote the nation's most progressive climate law. and that's why i'm endorsing tom steyer. because when big oil tried to stop our clean air laws, he led us to victory. same with the keystone pipeline. when tom says we can save the world and do it together believe him. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. start with the cough. was the wind a big factor? it certainly was. you should have seen dennis. it was all over the place. another pebble beach pro am has come and gone. always the sunday after the super bowl. surface up. not too far from this fellow navigating to carmel california. the six toll. nick taylor from the cat box. check this out. one shot lead on phil mickelson. how about two shots. as for nicholson things look sideways in the april. the five-time winner hit it over the green here. you figure what the short game no problem, right? wrong. the greens were so from from the wind it could not hold. he had two pencil and a bogey six and the lead expended 23. how much was at the window factor? the cat flew off of taylor's head. his lead was whittled to two before this 15. this would have won the event right here. the lead back up to three. comical and collected all day. wire to wire and he is at the first ever canadian to win this coveted event. nick taylor the second win and qualify for the masters and the u.s. open. >> i would actually think i was relatively calm coming into the event. i did not eat much breakfast and slept average last night which i expected but i honestly think playing with the amateurs made the rounds lower and a little more time between the shots and i did not feel rushed. >> it was a hard day but i got outplayed. i am totally fine with that and i will continue to get better and give myself more chances and i am really excited about the rest of the year. >> before we get to the warriors worry mcelroy is the number one ranked player and all of the golf world. sandwich between games and the miami heat tomorrow. impressive debut of the newest star player. here is andrew wiggins center screen. acquired from minnesota. the 24-year-old wavee and insid he scored 24 points and 31 minutes and five steals. loves this change of scenery. the timberwolves had lost 13 games in a row. >> we lost a lot and minnesota so coming here and being part of the winning team and winning culture is different. losing is never fun. just being here you can tell the attitude and everything is everywhere and that is something that i wanted to be my whole career and i am here. >> college game. russell wellness senior guard. they took it to usa. 79-59. wilson from deep. cardinal jumped out to the lead and big brother is happy. stanford record is 21-3. how is it going for the women? they hosted ucla. a nice fake. macintosh cut the lead to two. forcing overtime but in the extra period michaela is on her way to do the dirty work. escaping on the road. the final 74-70. baseball is the latest. after a mild snag the deal is done with boston. mookie betts to la. the former cy young winner david price. pro football. look at the formation for kickoff. one of the league's new locks. they hosted the tampa bay vipers and on the opening kickoff there of the league. austin duke nearly took it to the house. a second quarter with new york and the red zone. the wide open colby pearson. they blew out the vipers 23-3. opening weekend of the next fl. a lot going on. we want to tell you about the wild wind that is hearing the wind we will tell you why the fbi is on the case of a san francisco shooting. and a terrifying rampage targeting nypd officers comes to an unusual and. >> this coward immediately laid down after he ran out of bullets. obama: he's been a leader throughout 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. the top story at 6:30 is a shooting in san francisco haight-ashbury neighborhood. the man who pulled the trigger was in of duty fbi agent. the gunfire erupted around 11:30 last night when many people were out at the bars. >> the scene at the shooting has been cleared but what is far less clear at this point is exactly one unfolded at the intersection of heat index streets. the fbi, the san francisco police department and the district attorney's office is investigating. >> it was nearing midnight on saturday, at 11:34 when the first call came in. the police said early on that this was no average shooting. >> the officer holding a badge. he is standing over the victim. >> the police department said the shooter was an off-duty federal agent. a member of the fbi. what triggered the shooting remains under investigation. >> because of the fbi agent this is an officer involved shooting. the independent investigations bureau. >> the treated the victim at the scene before rushing him to the hospital. >> the adult male had been shot. the police officers rendered aid to the person and he was transported to the hospital. >> the fbi agents could be seen working along with the the police collecting evidence at the scene. the fbi released a statement reading apart, the fbi takes any shooting incident involving agents or task force member serious and in accordance with policy the shooting incident is under investigation. >> the condition has been upgraded. the injuries were initially described as life-threatening the conditioning is now non- life-threatening. back to the wild wind. plenty of drivers will be making calls to their insurance agents today. new video showing a huge tree that toppled onto a car windshield in san francisco. it was a similar site in fremont with the wind up rooting multiple trees and sending them white over the course in the parking lot. luckily no one was in any of the cars. the monster wind also shutdown ski resorts on what would be a busy weekend. actually forced to stop lifts today. you will not believe some of the gusts they got in the mountains today. the numbers coming up in the forecast. more wild weather in southern california where they are getting hail that started to fall in burbank at noon and quickly collected on the streets and sidewalks. across town heavy rain turned the roadways into rivers. take a look at the overwhelmed drains and gutters as the rainwater completely overflowed on the driveway and sidewalks. the latest on the coronavirus. the death toll has officially eclipsed that of the 2002 sars out. to put it in perspective. the death rate is much lower. about 2%. china is reporting 811 deaths. among more than 37,000 cases confirmed worldwide. health officials are confirming six more cases on the quarantined diamond princess cruise ship docked in japan. bringing the total number of infected passengers to 70. a couple from sacramento is on the ship. matthew smith and his wife are both attorneys. they boarded the diamond princess on january 20 and have been quarantined for six days. they have not been able to leave the room but they can get fresh air on the balcony. he described the experience from more than 5000 miles away via skype. >> we are confident now that it is not going to be successful. we are into the quarantined period given the incubation time and we are confident that we don't have it. >> the only contact they have had with others has been with the crew members who would deliver food. although they feel confident smith said it has been unnerving whenever they cough and sneeze. a pair of new york police officers are recovering this evening after what they call an assassination attempt. they were wounded in two separate shootings between last night and this morning. what finally brought the rampage to an end. >> for the second time in less than 12 hours, members of the new york city police department has been targeted and shot. >> two new york city police officers targeted while sitting in patrol cars on saturday night. one officers shot and wounded and he was released on sunday morning but only hours after the first attack authorities say this video shows the same suspect opening fire inside a police precinct. >> he immediately pulls out a gun and fires multiple rounds with the desk area. we are confident he is the same person who attempted to assassinate the police officers last night. >> surveillance video shows the suspect entering a room adjacent to the desk area and firing several minutes at point blank range toward officers and employees. >> a premeditated effort to and not just to other human beings but those who were uniform that represent all of us. >> the officers returned fire inside the precinct are respect to recover. he suspended from the precinct. >> kpix 5 . >> the 45-year-old bronx man with a lengthy criminal history including attempted murder. he was paroled in 2017. thousands gathered in thailand to remember the victims of the country's deadliest mass shooting. at least 29 people died and 57 others were hurt after a soldier opened fire at a mall. lighting candles and leaving flowers for the victims. the attack happened yesterday at a mall in the northeastern part of the country and you can see the police officers trying to help the shoppers escape. security camera footage from inside appears to show the gunmen strolling past the shops police say he was angry over a financial dispute and killed two people at a military base before moving to the mall. two u.s. service members that and six others wounded after an attack in afghanistan this weekend. the defense department said the two soldiers killed are sergeant first class javier gutierrez of texas and antonio rodriguez of las cruces new mexico. officials say they both died when the individual in the afghan uniform opened fire on the combined u.s. and afghan force with a machine that. the motive is unknown and under investigation. a florida man arrested after allegedly walking up to a secret service officer at the white house and telling him i am here to assassinate the president donald trump. the 25-year-old allegedly went on to say he planned to use a knife but the officers confiscated it after a patdown search. the secret service of the suspect is a mental health patient who was reported missing and he is being evaluated in the hospital. a different kind of political attack. >> how close did he come to hitting people? >> a foot. another software challenge with the aircraft meant for astronauts. tom: my mom always told me 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. two bacon, two sausage, this is the two eggssuper slam. hash browns and pancakes and now make those pancakes all you can eat for a buck. that's where the duper comes in. the all new super duper slam just seven ninety nine. see you at denny's. tonight the a2 bernie sanders said they will ask for a partial recants of the problem that plagued iowa caucus results that gave people to judge a victory. it puts the senator from vermont i had in new hampshire. the last minute push to sway the primary voters. >> i have enormous experience. >> joe biden said his washington track record is the key to defeating resident trump. peter buttigieg said he is the ideal candidate. >> the problem solving instinct is one reason why we have to get washington to look like our cities and towns instead of the other way around. >> bernie sanders talk to universal healthcare and said on cbs that he is calling for the expansion of medicare. >> it is not a takeover. people will go to the same doctor and hospital. we will substantially lower the cost of drugs. >> it may help narrow the field of candidates as bernie sanders tries to hold onto his lead against peter buttigieg and gain ground in the iowa caucuses. high school seniors are in new hampshire knocking on doors for peter buttigieg. >> getting everyone out to get to the pole and vote. >> not everyone is in a hurry. >> i am on the face here and they definitely made up their mind on the canada. skyler henry, manchester, new hampshire. peter buttigieg will be here later this week and be in sacramento on friday before delivering the keynote address at the dinner and modesto.. a florida man accused of plowing his hand into a republican voter registration drive faced a judge today. police in the 27-year-old drove straight into the tent. >> after he ran over everything he backed up and took out a cell phone and recorded the damage. he made some obscene gestures at us and proceeded to leave the complex. >> no one was hurt. he was arrested hours litters and charged with aggravated assault, criminal mischief and driving on a suspended license. at least budget proposal is set to be released request $2 billion in funding for the project. lester the administration asked for $5 billion. it did not get and instead is it expected to divert billions of dollars in pentagon funding for the wall. billings new star liner is designed to carry astronauts to the international space station is facing scrutiny about how safe it is. during the december test flight a clock issue called them to stumble off course. a separate problem could have cost a catastrophic failure. when the cabin separated from the module it will be ready. thousands of baby carriers are being recalled of her concerns that the buckle could break causing the truck to fall out. the recall involved the toddler carriers sold at target and amazon between november 15 and december 20 of last year. so far no injuries have been reported. the company said those who purchased the carriers could return them and get a free replacement. still to come another check on the wild wind and how long we will hang around. >> it will get a little bit better. they will pick back up again tomorrow. i want to give you a heads up on what to expect for monday in terms of the went and we will ead to a warmer start to the week in a few minutes. the most interesting sport you probably never heard of. we will take you out to the llama races. conservationist have agreed to drop a lawsuit that aim to prevent construction of a new two mile gondola system linking two ski resorts. the wilderness protection group has reached the agreement with alpine meadows and squall valley. the group was except upset because it agreed to contribute $500,000 toward land purchases and other protection efforts. those strong gust of wind around the bay area also shut down the gondola ride at the oakland zoo. the entire park closed hours earlier than it usually does as a precaution. the strong wind that whipped around in oakland downed pow linetrees. in photos you can see it there. it hit two cars on its way to. the fire department tried to prevent the tree from falling and placing caution tape on the sidewalk but it went down before they could stop it. the wind caused a large branch to snap off this tree. it narrowly matched a nearby home. it is also windy in the south bay. video was taken at the church on the hill and san jose and does not look that bad but it was enough to not get the power to 20,000 customers across the south bay. safe to say we all felt it area wide. someone has a story. >> we have video of that. there was an interesting note today on the strongest wind that was registered. there was a recording of a 209 miles an hour wind in the sierra today. for a time look like a new record. take a look at the numbers. the one that says 209 miles an hour has an asterisk meaning don't bet on that but the number under it isprobably true 25 mile-per-hour wind recorded at alpine. if you think about that, category three hurricane strength wind. those are sustained. if we had 125 at alpine, it was a brief gust. what does the racket stand? 199 miles per hour confirmed in february 2017. the one from today was also saying there was 90% relative humidity. if you hear the reports, don't count on it. as far as the wind back at home we saw gusts in the low 50s in the city today for san fran haa gust ansome of the higher peaks in t northbay. right now this is the current wind speed. better than they were now that the sun is going down and the wind is starting to relax a bit. another way of driving the point home. i will switch it over. a lot of the stations don't record the gusts because we are seeing that begin to tighten up. there is a 35 mile per hour gusts still happening and 30 for half moon bay and 20 in san jose. that is where the wind advisory stays into effect into 11:00 tomorrow morning. we can see why that is if we watch the future cast. if the wind dies down overnight which they will they will pick up again tomorrow morning. they will not be as strong were widespread and they are not going to last as long. we do have a timeframe here in the late morning where we could see gusts approaching 40 miles per hour again for oakland and saw the other communities in the mountains and when we get to the late afternoon it will turn off. the winds of started coming down in the northbay and staying quiet and tomorrow in the late morning you will see the uptick in windspeed. we could see gusts nearing 30 again for santa rosa tomorrow and by the afternoon that will calm down. overnight lows in the 40s and the daytime highs are 72 for santa rosa at mid to upper 60s for a lot of locations. interesting setup we have. the storm responsible was a week storm came in yesterday all the way around the top of us and overnight last night it slowly drifted our way and that started to pull the wind into northern california. that is similar to what we are dealing with in october. thankfully we have had a lot of rain and the hills are nice and green. we are not concerned about fire weather. there is the seven-day forecast. good news. done with the wind after tomorrow afternoon and then you get to enjoy the sunny and warm weather. we need some rain and unfortunately we don't have any. not in the next seven days and looking out and the long-range forecast there is nothing that is that promising looking for rain. keep your fingers crossed. we are falling behind. all right, back over to you. tom steyer: listen, every democrat running for president is better than the criminal in the white house. 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. it is no kentucky derby but this annual llama race in ecuador draws just as big of a crowd and the jockeys our kids. hundreds of spectators gathered to watch but only the kids ages 4-12 can participate in. they are a common pet. children are responsible for grooming, feeding and exercising them. new hampshire voters are taking up an unusual activity to find their center. they decided to combine snow showing and yoga. several people gathered yesterday to practice together in the snow. one first timer said it's a great way to calm the mind. especially before the primary. >> absolutely i am going to be voting. i want to get my voice heard and it definitely cleared my mind as far as what i want to be for the next president. >> the woman who came up with the concept said it is the perfect way to get outdoors in the winter. get your yoga on. >> yogurt what? >> thank you for watching. 60 minutes is next. we will see you back with weather updates and the wind will calm down over the next few hours. we will see you at 11. thank you for watching. tom steyer: listen, every democrat running for president is better than the criminal in the white house. 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 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