fell on to a home on east 18th and 6th avenue. >> reporter: jennifer just woke up when a giant tree crashed through the master bedroom of her home through skyline boulevard. >> then, a giant crack and i froze. i was in bed; the tree hits my house and i see the ceiling cracking and falling and i just kind of freaked out. >> reporter: the large pine was completely uprooted. they were not hurt. ed in the room cracks were visible on the ceiling and the wall. >> i have been worried about the trees for a long time. i called the city and complained about it. this was my worst nightmare that the trees would come down on >> reporter: sunday's windstorm wreaked havoc. tree after treetopelled over, branches and debris. >> what is remarkable about this is that it is breezy and then the gusts come in and they are really frightening. the trees shake, everything shakes. you just don't know where it is going to stop. >> daned the neighborhood association reached out to the city about hazardous trees. some have been cut down. days like this are a reminder how dangerous they can be. >> we had such a bad time last fall during the fire problems we are sensitive to wind up here. >> reporter: the oakland fire department responded to more than 100 calls, fallen trees, downed power lines, damaged homes, damaged cars, thousands without power. >> you see a power line that is down or even any kind of line don't figure out if it is cable or power on your own. just call us. >> i asked the battalion chief if the wind posed a fire hazard. >> the winds will increase the fire damages, we are fortunate right now we have high humidities and fuel humidities and it is nice and cool. >> reporter: many parks closed for the day. the oakland zoo and ferry land shutdown for safety reasons. they posted this picture on instagram showing trees that fell near a story book set. >> reporter: trees have been falling all over the neighborhood. behind me you can see a tree slam into this residence on east 18th avenue between 5th and 6th street. i also got off of the phone with the oakland fire department. they told me a woman who was hiking on french trail up near the oakland hills was injured today when a tree branch fell on her as she was taking that walk. she had to be airlifted to the hospital. another issue we are having out here is power outages, a few blocks from where we are all the way up to the neighborhood. about 3,000 customers are without power. pg&e is working to restore it. reporting like in oakland, ktvu fox news. a large dry tree fell over and narrowly missed severa it happened on willow street. clean up crews were also called to fern side boulevard when another large tree also came crashing down during today's winds. the winds also blew down a street sign in the area. fortunately we are not getting reports of anyone injured. it was windy in the south bay as well. part of a large tree came down on to a grassy area in san jose. this was on santa clara avenue near 9th street. our chief meteorologist here now with how strong the winds were today. i live up in the oakland hills, not only did we lose the power but it was blowing. >> reporter: one of those wind events, frank, skpefrgd else, that did not just impact the hills. so often we have the incidents wind gusts, 50-60 miles an hour. we were seeing wind gusts down that is an equal wind opportunity event. 80-mile-an-hour. wind gusts. 52 miles an hour. livermore, 53 miles an hour at airport. these are sea level or near sea level occurrences. that is significant wind. middletown as we see, higher. this as a wind event everyone noticed. a lot more trees and tree branches are on the ground. a lot of issues even tonight the winds are out there. for the bay land safe places like berkeley and san francisco the wind advisory will be dropped in the next hour and as we go into tomorrow morning we will see the wind advisory stay into effect in the oakland hills and east bay hills into the value portion. what you want to know here is that this is right now, basically. this is the model. we see the red. you can see the numbers but the colors, that represents the density and the strength of the winds, right? watch what happens as we click along here a little bit overnight into tomorrow morning when the wind advisories are through the blue, the cooler colors, things back down quite a bit as we head into tomorrow morning. the worst of it is over. frank and i were chatting here a little bit. reporting we have not verified. lake tahoe, wind gust of 200 miles an hour at the peak up there. i have not seen it validated yet. if that were the case that is the range of the highest recorded wind speed ever in the state of california. we will see. i have not seen it validated yet. either way, blowing up. when we come back, we will take a look at what to expect. >> bill, thank you. a strong gusty wind continuing to cause power out annuals in many parts of the bay area. outages have effected more than 8800 customers and nearby hayward, 8500 re without power. in castro valley outages impacted some 8900 customers. and about 5600 customers lost power in san jose. the live oak areas more than 3,000 custers are in the dark. they are working to restore power now to 60,000 total bay area customers at the moment. the high winds forced the oakland zoo to close several hours early today for the safety of the guests. the zoo closes at 4:00 on sundays but today they closed about noon. the zoo is in the oakland hills right by 580. surrounded by large trees that, as you can see, were swaying during today's powerful gusts. the zoo is expected to open up at 10:00 in the morning. you might want to check the web site just to be sure. high winds prompted the closure of a number of parks today including roberts, hucleberry, clare month canyon and more. they were dealing with downed trees and power lines. the highway patrol closed all lanes of interstate 8080 after a power pole fell on a car in the high winds. no one was hurt. open two hours later. they were hoping to visit alcatraz were out of luck. the cruises canceled departures to the high winds. the national weather service said kirkwood mountain resort clocked a wind gust. you heard them talking about it a moment ago. they clocked a wind gust of 209 miles an hour. they are working to verify the speed f. it was the speed, it would set a new state california. >> the high window on the 41st floor was partially open when it broke this morning. glass fellol to the ground below that led -- fell on to the ground below that led the police to close the streets in the area. the area was reopened at 2:45 after crews were done cleaning up the glass. it made headlines in recent years for are having sunk and tilted more than a foot since it was completed in 2008. at sfo high winds caused flights to be delayed today. the airport says arriving flights are delayed by an average of 1 hour and 23 minutes. the delays are causing departing flights to be delayed if you are flying out of sfo it is best to call your airline if your flight is effected. for more of the windy weather around the area you can logging on to channel 2's web site, ktvu.com. now, to richmond, the police arrested a suspect in the hit killed a 4-year-old boy. investigators say an suv hit and killed the child while he was walking with his parents on friday night. the toddler was airlifted to a nearby hospital where he died later that night. the police say they arrested the driver of the ford explorer responsible for the crash after the driver turned himself or herself in. authorities still have not released the suspect's name. one person is under arrest after a person was killed. several cars collided in the eastbound lanes after 2:00 this morning. the 29-year-old rider of a motorcycle died at the scene. the driver of one of the cars 59-year-old tony moss was taken to the hospital and was later arrested for dui. all lanes were reopened after 5:00 a.m. now, to the presidential election. late today the sanders campaign announced they plan to seek a canvas of the iowa caucus. sanders leading by 2. they are stumping for votes in new hampshire ahead of the state's primary that happened on tuesday. fox news with more tonight from w e. >> the countdown to the new hampshire primary is on and the battleground state is becoming just that. with white house hopefuls taking swings at each other leading up to tuesday. pete buttigieg targeting the calls for political ref pollution we can not risk dividing americans futures, further. saying that you must either be for a revolution or you must be for the status quo. let's make room for everybody in this movement. >> sanders taking aim at buttigieg over wealthy donors. >> commonwealth suggests you take money and depending on billionaires you will not stand up to them and not effectively represent working families. >> reporter: he responded at a rally on sunday. >> we invite everyone who wants to support this campaign. some of them have a lot of money. just as i am going to expect them to pay more in taxes when i am president, i invite them to contribute as much as they can if they share our vision for defeating donald trump. >> both men are claiming victory in iowa but two new polls out sunday morning show sanders edging out buttigieg. what about those in the back of the pack? a poor showing could have them reconsidering their campaigns. still to come here, a massacred in of a shopping mall in thailand. update on the death toll and what we know about the gunman. details on an investigation tonight after an fbi agent is involved in a shooting in san francisco. mike: anyone hear the slogan, 'mike will get it done?' ok, let me tell you what the 'it' is. as mayor, i expanded healthcare coverage. as president, i'll build on obamacare because healthcare is a right. i created nearly 500,000 jobs in new york city. as president, i'll build an economy that delivers good jobs with higher wages. i'll take on the gun lobby and save lives. and i will stop trump's assault on women's reproductive rights. i've got a recght. as mayor, i held myself accountable for results. as president, i'll offer common sense plans and i will get it done. so let's stay on the offensive, and let's win. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. the death toll for the coronavirus reached a grim milestone. more people have died from coronavirus than the strs epidemic. there are more than 3,000 new cases bringing the total number to more than 40,000 cases worldwide. most of them in china. >> more tonight from fox news. >> reporter: asia appearing to have the deadliest day in weeks as the death toll from the corona virus keeps rising in mainland, china. more than 800 people died from the rapidly spreading virus. the vast majority in wuhan. 37,000 people around the world also infected by the deadly virus. >> when the virus spreads this misinformation makes our work even harder. >> reporter: the virus death surpassing the total number of people killed in when sease con and prevention says the out break killed more than 700 people with more than 8,000 infected worldwide. meanwhile, the united nations says the number of coronaviruses will continue growing as tests are pending on thousands of suspected cases. the world health organization sending experts to china to investigate the epidemic. human to human transmission in health care facilities. >> symptoms of the virus include fever, cough, shortness of breathe. us health officials say there are not many steps that can be taken to avoid infection however practicing basic sanitary measures on a regular basis could be helpful. there is currently no vaccine to protect against the virus but the national institutes of health and maryland tells fox news they are in early stages of developing one. the death toll has gone up from yesterday's mass shooting in thailand. the authorities say 29 people were killed, dozens of others injured by a soldier from the army. a solder went on an 18 hour shooting rampage at a military base and shopping center investigators say the gunman went on a rampage following a heated argument with his commanding officer. we are learning more about a deadly attack on u.s. forces in afghanistan. special forces soldiers who were killed in eastern afghanistan yesterday. they are 28-year-old gutierrez from san antonio, texas and 28- year-old antonio rodriguez from las cruces, new mexico, 6 others wounded in the attack. u.s. and afghan forces were conducting a joint operation when a person wearing a afghan uniform opened fire on the service members with a machine gun. the fbi and san francisco police are int was involved in a shooting that left a man wounded. we have more on the investigation now from san francisco. mus -- music is the only thing we have. >> reporter: music brought him to san francisco on saturday night. it is also what is helping him get through the trauma of what happened nearby. >> i could not sleep. i have been listening to music all morning. >> reporter: the san francisco police department says officers from the city responded to a shooting and found a man with gunshot wounds and a federal agent who was not hurt. the man is treated for nonlife- threatening injuries. the agent was off duty. >> it will be an ongoing criminal investigation. to determine if any laws were broken or not. that is by the homicide detail and the district attorney's office and there is also a parallel administration. >> the fbi confirms the agents involvement and reviewing the incident. they can not say much but a statement from fbi san francisco reads in part quote the fbi takes any shooting incident involving our agents or the review process is thorou and objective. conducted as fast as possible. as the authorities work on their investigation, greenstein n, hopes for the best. >> we are hoping for peace on both sides in the world. hopefully he will be fine. >> reporter: they want anyone who has information to call them. or text them at tip 411. in san francisco, back to you. tens of thousands of people filled the streets of downtown san francisco for the annual chinese new year's parade. this year's celebration welcomed in the year of the rat. it is also an event filled with excitement. the parade is considered the largest celebration of the lunar new year outside of asia. the big parade is followed by massive cleanup project in downtown san francisco. dozens of public works employees got to work the moment the parade ended using brooms, rakes, and leaf blowers to clean up the parade route. it took place all night and into today. >> i have to say we run on channel 2. it was so much fun and the weather was so perfect. >> it was perfect. >> if was. same thing for the final round. >> yes. the weather has been unreal. this time of the year. it is february. and it has not been verified. >> yes. stunning, stunning on the ridge line. we will know more about that in the next -- hopefully the next few hours, breaking an all-time record in alpine. 200 miles an hour. friend miles an hour was the max gust. 80 in middletown today. that is up in the lake county area. the reason they had teeth and obviously it was windy and the reason it really sticks out it is blowing all of the way down to sea level with big numbers. san jose, 52 miles an hour. oakland airport, almost 60 miles an hour. of course, that causes flight issues. current wind spreads have backed off a little bit. these are some of the numbers you see gusts pop up here in the lower right hand corner. that is current wind speed at half-moon bay. gusts to 31. livermore, 18. gusting to a 31. you notice the arrows coming to the north. northerly wind in general. more of the bay area high peaks right now. there is where the most wind will be. the next hour, half-hour, dropping the wind adsraoz or -- winds in the area. 52 miles an hour right now on mount diablo. the story is a dome of high pressure. this type of wind event is not bringing in the rain. this, this is indicative of dry. continued dry. no rain in the forecast. it is starting to become an issue, isn't it? >> this week looks great. same thing. we are stating to sink it. okay, better get something in here. what the wind does do is brings in clear atmosphere, right? blows out all of the junk. around the edges of the bay, high tide and low tide you get the wind. it is brown. like brown chocolate. it will be like it tomorrow. the high tide goes up into the shoreline and mixes up and everything is brown. forecast tomorrow, in san francisco, 50 in the morning, clear, 60 at lunchtime, into the middle 60s at the end of the day. tomorrow, finding the temperatures getting easily into the upper 60s and lower 70s tomorrow. 70s are there. you will see a couple right now for tomorrow. this is february, right? so we are looking at temperatures very mild to warm this entire week. here is the panels with all of the temperatures that are touching 70 in morgan hill, livermore, 67. here is the five-day forecast. look at that. there is no rain there. i will pop the weekend in. there we go. we can use the rain. thank you, coming up after the break. the final round of the pebble beach competition tv just keeps getting better. how you watch it does too. this is xfinity x1. featuring the emmy award-winning voice remote. streaming services without changing passwords and input. live sports - with real-time stats and scores. access to the most 4k content. and your movies and shows to go. the best tv experience is the best tv value. xfinity x1. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity. the future of awesome. that's what happens when billionaires are able to control the political system. our campaign is funded by the working people of this country, and those are the people that i will represent. no more tax breaks for billionaires. we are going to guarantee health care to all people and create up to 20 million good paying jobs to save this planet. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message because we need an economy that works for all of us, not just wealthy campaign contributors. joe is here now with sports. the pebble beach is fun what about the wind? >> they got to experience it today. almost perfect day ended with the wind kicking up and effecting the scores in the final round of the at&t. here is how windy it was. nick taylor, he will have to chase down his hat before can get to that shot. cruising on the front nine. birdied four. on this, shot goes for eagle. mickelson, going bogey and double bogey. coming up with this approach shot on the 10th hole. he made the birdie and at that point it was 1 under parfor his round. he will be passed by kevin for 2nd place. birdie putt at 17 and left him 4 strokes off of the lead. taylor faltered with a double bogey at 14. then, at 15, he had a short game going, clipping in for another birdie. he birdied 17. by the time he came down, taylor had a comfortable lead. finished the round at 70 and finished his career title was worth $1.4 million for the 31- year-old canadian. the pac-12's southern california schools finished a weekend in the bay area today. the women are bouncing back big after their lots. russell wilson, his sister anna, the game was all stanford, lexi hall in the 2nd quarter with 3 of the 14 points, stanford led 31-36 at this point. cruising in the second half. 4th quarter now, it is wilson from long distance. her big brother approves. they win 79-69. 10-2 in the conference. they had the challenge of hosting 10th ranked u kr-rbg la. the bears took the rue bruins. tying the game at 70. working it inside. ucla hangs on for a 74-70 win and the bears fall to one and 11 in pac-12 play. 1.4 million. have a great night, everyone. we will see you at 10:00, everyone, bye-bye to onset of meteor shower. okay, our position is 34.48 degrees north, 118.31 west. that means the azimuth should be... 168.22 degrees relative to magnetic north with an elevation of 49.93. anything yet? uh, we have a signal, but there's no frame lock. hang on. how about... now? (gasps) we did it. we have the west coast feed of hbo. ooh, real sex. big deal. every time i watch that show, it's old women putting condoms on cucumbers. all right, let's see what's on the east coast feed. oh, hey. dune. not a great movie, but look at that beautiful desert. (sighs) too bad sheldon couldn't come with us. yeah, it's just not the same without him.