morning, when it was 1100. behind us is the kind of mess the strong winds caused and you can see tree trimming crews in the middle of castro valley working to chop up and remove two giant eucalyptus trees from the middle of the street. at 1:30 sunday afternoon, they saw trouble. >> there was a crack and then we heard the sound. >> reporter: a branch from a eucalyptus tree toppled onto an suv and luckily, the driver wasn't hurt. alameda firefighters went door- to-door to warn neighbors to leave for their safety. >> we took our neighbors in and we've been sitting around and watching the wind and the trees. sure enough, we heard a boom. >> reporter: two eucalyptus trees had come down, narrowly missing the roof of a 95-year- old neighbor's home. no one was hurt. >> somebody said timber. it went boom. i saw the tree across the highway. it was unbelievable. the wind had that tree like a little twig. >> reporter: the winds were bringing down trees and power lines bay area wide with skyline boulevard in the oakland hills to the berkeley hills and even low-lying areas like alameda. several parks were closed. the oakland zoo closed, as well. ensign fiscal, a window on the millennium tower shattered raining glass onto the street below. no one was hurt by the flying glass in san francisco yesterday and in castro valley, we asked pg&e when power will be restored and we are working to get that detailed information. it will be several hours on right now, the electrical wires are in a tangled mess on the side of the avenue where the tree came down. the latest from pg&e said that as of noon, this noon, still 7000 customers are without power. allie rasmus in castro valley. the north bay wind advisory is extended. >> meteorologist rosemary orozco shows us how strong they been blowing. over the last 24-36 hours, it has been gusty with it being hazardous for many folks in some areas are reporting gusting close to 80 miles an hour or so. a live look at the golden gate bridge, the wind has calmed down but the north bay is seeing very breezy conditions and the weather service has decided it will extend the advisory for our north bay mountains today. looking at the strong gusting over our area for sunday, 80 miles an hour in some spots and san jose at 40 and san carlos at 43 and sfo, 46 miles per hour. the wind, as you know, fairly widespread and the hills are strong with mount st. helena, 87 miles per hour and mount diablo, 75 and in the oakland hills, 62. it wasn't only the bay area. in areas of this era, 100-mile per hour wind plus reported over the sierra crest and it was over the last 36 hours with squaw valley gusting at 100 miles per hour. the system that came through did not bring rain, unfortunately, but wow, all the wind. mount diablo is recording a wind gust to 45 miles per hour and middle peak, 25 miles per hour and oakland north, 25. looking closely at the north bay, santa rosa has a wind gust of 30 and fairfield reporting 35. the north wind makes it really, really tough for folks traveling east to west because if you are going this direction, you have the wind coming at you from this direction. it will be happening today with the wind blowing over the north bay. over the central and south bay, it has come down considerably. the other story is the warm- up. temperatures are in the low 70s because of that wind and when i come back, a look at the afternoon highs and what you can expect for the rest of the week. the oakland fire department is investigating a deadly fire that started in east oakland overnight. cristina rendon reports. >> reporter: the people living inside said up to seven people were staying here and only four were home at the time of the fire. unfortunately, one person did not make it out. >> i opened the kitchen door because i heard crackling and popping. the fire was crawling across the ceiling. black smoke was going through the house. it was in an instant. >> reporter: 4:15 monday morning, the 911 calls came in with flames shooting into the night sky from a home in east oakland where several were staying. >> i ran through the kitchen door and i saw fire coming through. i ran and grabbed some plastic and put it through the house and i ran back up and the whole house caught fire so fast. >> reporter: the two-alarm fire was attacked from the roof of a neighboring home with neighbors knocking on doors to evacuate people. >> we ended up having one patient, a male that was transported to the hospital, 76 with smoke inhalation. >> reporter: a person died in the house and the friends of the man said his name was billy and he was well-known in the neighborhood. >> a close friend to everybody, a really good guy. >> reporter: flames threatened a neighboring home but that family was allowed back inside. officials said there were plastics and petroleum-based materials that burned in the fire and it is under investigation and the red cross is helping people that were displaced. in oakland, cristina rendon, ktvu fox news. the investigation is under way in san jose after a person was killed by a light rail train. the sheriff said the man was walking on the tracks around 5:45 this morning and was hit by a southbound train running parallel to highway 87. the train service was stopped. the light rail station was closed while investigators were at the scene. a deadly coronavirus outbreak is growing with more than 40,000 cases now confirmed around the world. here is more from atlanta. >> reporter: more than 40,000 infected and the deadly coronavirus is spreading. china reporting a big spike in confirmed cases with over 900 now confirmed dead. travel restrictions are in place with all passengers coming to the u.s. from china being screened by the cdc and possibly quarantined. the world health organization said this outbreak has not reached a level of a global pandemic and they urged world leaders not to restrict travel or trade. >> 99% of people who get the coronavirus are in china and china is putting in place extraordinary measures to try to contain the further spread. >> reporter: those measures have not stopped the outbreak from spreading to more than 26 countries around the world and over the weekend, five british tourists in france tested positive for the coronavirus, leading the british government to declare a serious and imminent threat to public health. >> we have a vaccine that is highly effective and it's challenging the new virus. >> reporter: chinese americans across the country are celebrating the lunar new year and some events have been scaled back with officials urging the public to limit exposure. most proceed as scheduled, including a huge celebration in new york over the weekend. >> chinatown has always had this and it would have been sad if they canceled it. i think we are fine. >> reporter: the w.h.o. is holding a special conference tuesday to coordinated the international response to the outbreak. in atlanta, ktvu fox news. a bay area nonprofit organization is sending 2 million masks and isolation valves to china. they have stockpiled in case of disaster. the masks are hard to find and expensive in china. >> they didn't wait until the disaster. we receive this product several months ago. we did not know when the next disaster would occur but we knew that it would occur. >> ups will fly the masks and gowns to shanghai and they are expected to arrive and be in the hands of healthcare workers in china by friday. students at berkeley high school plan to walk out of class to protest what they call a failure by the school administration to properly address sexual assault accusations per the students said the school district failed to report or adequately address an attempted sexual assault on the berkeley high campus and have taken moments into their own hands. graffiti listed names of, quote, boys to watch out for, labeling selma as sexual assaulter's. the school district is not commenting but said it's a sports the right to express opinions. >> educators values student participation and i feel the same way. i'm glad students are making their concerns known and we are there to listen and lend support. >> there is a list of demands students want and how to deal with students accused of sexual assault and we will have more later today. two hours from now, some changes will come to bard with a new program going to affect today that will make riders feel safer. candidates making their final rounds ahead of tuesday's primary in new hampshire and i'm caroline shively in bedford. i will have all that and what president trump is saying, coming up. 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 record of doing things. i've got the resources to take on this fight. 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. 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(bell rings) when heartburn hits. fight back fast.. with tums chewy bites. beat heartburn fast. tums chewy bites. taking a peek at stocks with tech companies and retailers leading stocks to modest gains in the dow jones is up by less than one half of 1%, adding 122 points. democratic candidates are making their final push at diners and coffee shops before the first primary in the country, new hampshire. caroline shively reports. >> reporter: democrats with last-minute pitches to new hampshire voters take aim at each other and president trump. they are making their final rounds in the granite state. senator amy klobuchar meeting with voters as she takes advantage of last-minute momentum. >> i have grit. >> reporter: pete buttigieg and bernie sanders are taking swipes at a tether while claiming victory in the iowa caucuses. >> some of my opponents -- i don't have contributions from the ceos of pharmaceutical industries. >> reporter: other candidates are going after trump's administration. elizabeth warren gets her shot in when a voter asks if she has thought of a potential running mate. >> did you really say who will be my mic pence? i already have a dog. >> reporter: no one is predicting a blowout win. >> it's difficult to stop one guy when they are attacking one another. 30% looks like a substantial victory. >> reporter: president donald trump is preparing for his rally tonight in new hampshire, tweeting in part, i want to shake up the dems a little bit. they have a really boring deal going on. still waiting for the iowa results. votes were fried. the first voters go to polls at midnight. caroline shively, ktvu fox news from new bedford. the west department is charging four chinese intelligence officers for hacking equifax in 2017. it disclose financial records financial records of 150 million americans and is one of the largest data breaches and history. prosecutors allege that four members of the people's liberation army hacked into the equifax system and stole data and trade secrets. >> once in the network, the hackers spent weeks conducting reconnaissance, uploading malicious software and stealing log in credentials. this was to set the stage to steal vast amounts of data from the equifax systems. >> the indictment details the efforts they took to cover her tracks, including wiping log files and routing traffic through servers in nearly 20 countries. back to rosemary we go. still windy? especially in the north bay hills but not only in the hills with some wind in areas like fairfield and santa rosa. temperatures are warmer because of that wind and we will get to that in a moment. here is a look over san francisco, the wind has calmed down and they hair is another view across the open estuary. plenty of blue skies in the wind brings clean air in that sense and what a view. san francisco, 64 and 62 in oakland, 68 in san jose and santa rosa, right now, 74 degrees. if that stands, the national weather service will have to confirm it, but it will probably break a record for the heat. here is a look, 13 degrees warmer and santa rosa than yesterday and 13 degrees warmer in novato and 11 in concord and nine in livermore. eight in san jose. seasonably warm weather today and the headline is the wind. we just lost a reading over mount st. helena, but 40-45 miles per hour were reported. atlas peak, in the 20s and shifting to the inner east bay, mount diablo growing with strong winds and the oakland hills, 20-25 miles per hour. for most of us, we are below the criteria for the wind advisory. as we talked about, the north bay hills remain in place and here is a look at what we expect into the afternoon. there are dark shades of orange, pink and purple over the sacramento valley and in the north bay hills with gusty wind into the evening and tomorrow morning, likely to wake up with a lot of that breeze in place and it tapers off tomorrow afternoon. the north bay mountains until 11:00 a.m. tomorrow morning with winds gusting 40-50 miles per hour and some localized areas could hit 60. that is damaging wind that could cause additional power lines to come down. trees, as well. afternoon highs, upper 60s expected for san francisco and oakland and low 70s for the inner east bay and the north bay, 76 and santa rosa, 75 expected and perhaps breaking some records for the heat. by tomorrow, the wind will die down over the north bay locations with temperatures above average tuesday and into friday, with a bit of a cool down and then we are drive. when i come back, the extended forecast into your weekend. still to come, remembering with a memorial service. fighting climate change isn'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. i can't believe it. that chad really was raised by wolves? which one is your mother? that's her right there. oh, gosh. no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on my car insurance with geico. it's really great. well, i'm just so glad to have met your beautiful family. and we better be sitting down now. believe it! geico could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. two police officers were shot at a walmart in forrest city, arkansas, 100 miles east of little rock. the gunman was killed and exchanged gunfire and one of the officers is in surgery. the officers responded after police were called to report a man making threats and officers approached the individual and shots were fired. a person walking on 101 in south san francisco was killed by a vehicle. the person was walking north of grand avenue in the center divide and was hit at about 9:30 last night. a driver stayed at the scene and no arrest has been made. richman police have arrested a suspect in the hit- and-run crash that killed a 4- year-old boy. police said an suv struck the pile while he was walking with his parents. he was airlifted and later died. they believed the driver had turned himself in and was arrested and the suspect's name has not been released. in memorial service will be held for three family members among the nine killed in a helicopter crash that took the life of basketball superstar, kobe bryant and his daughter. here is more from angel stadium in anaheim. >> reporter: we expect a big turn out as southern california remembers alto belly family, three of the crash victims being remembered in a huge memorial service. john, his wife and their 14- year-old daughter will be remembered today, two weeks after they died in a helicopter crash that killed nine people including kobe bryant and his daughter, gianna. they were going to a tournament at the mamba sports academy in thousand oaks when their helicopter crashed into a hillside in dense fog. john altobelli was the longest tenured would follow coach in orange county history. >> he was happy when he won a ball game and said when he didn't. he wore his heart on his sleeve, quite a guy. >> reporter: they were honored at the opener two days after the tragedy when they took to the field wearing his number 14. the family lived in newport beach where alyssa was in eighth grader and hundreds were remembering her, with dreams of playing basketball for the university of oregon. >> alyssa was my daughter's friend and they went to school together. we've been together for so long, since kindergarten. we've all grown up together. >> reporter: they are survived by a 29-year-old son, jj and his 16-year-old daughter, alexis. in lieu of flowers, people are encouraged to make a donation to the gofundme page for the family. the service begins at 4:00 p.m. and the gates open at 3:00. the pentagon identified two u.s. army special forces soldiers killed in eastern afghanistan on saturday. 28-year-old javier gutierrez from san antonio and antonio rodriguez, 28, from las cruces. investigators said the gunman was an afghan soldier and was killed by afghan security after this. a man shot and killed in vallejo, and his family is looking for answers. how they remember him and there were claims filed against the richmond and vallejo police departments. the president revealed his budget proposal for next year and it is getting mixed reaction. i'm ray bogan in washington was a look at programs that could see significant cuts. the ups and downs of frequent mood swings can plunge you into deep, depressive lows. 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everybody out here ought to be met, too. >> reporter: mccoy was asleep in his car outside a taco bell and was awakened by officers. an officer thought he saw a gun and several opened fire. >> the body cam shows no visual of a weapon, ever. the caption suggested a gun. >> reporter: ronell foster died in february 2018 after a police confrontation ended with him being shot. in november, eric reason, who had a gun, was shot from behind by an off-duty richmond officer during a parking lot confrontation. >> it is a position of safety. for him to do that with a reckless disregard and maliciousness as relates to the life of eric reason, he should be prosecuted for it. >> reporter: the district attorney has not charged any officers and an attorney filed claims against richmond and vallejo in the erick reason case, a precursor to lawsuits. speakers urged the crowd to vote for people that don't represent their desires to be voted out of office. >> anybody standing in the way of justice and equality and doing the will of the people as they were elected, they've got to go. >> reporter: the gathering ended with a candlelight vigil for willie mccoy and a chanting of names of lives lost at the hands of police. [ crowd chanting ] greg liggins, ktvu fox2 news. oakland mayor libby schaaf said her focus this year is to build more housing, drive down rents and get people off the streets. she announced the goal to double the number of homeless people that will be put in permanent housing in one year. this morning on mornings on two, i asked the mayor if she supports new legislation to give renters the first chance to buy the property they live in if the owner decides to sell. >> right now, the housing market is not working for average people and we have to do some small things to try to get it back under control. >> the seller would have to offer the home at fair market value and if the renter or a nonprofit could match that or the highest offer, they could buy the home. president donald trump has delivered his new budget plan for the 2021 fiscal year to congress. it aligns with many in the campaign priorities including major cuts. so far, democrats don't like it and won't support it and ray bogan has more. >> reporter: president trump 2021 budget proposal is hot off the press with promises of major savings and reforms on the cover. overall, the white house proposes $4.8 trillion in spending. >> overy a not that long of a period of time, it brings our budget and deficit down to what it should be, close to zero. people will be very impressed by it. >> it includes increasing defense spending to $740 billion in decreasing non- defense spending to $590 billion, a 5% reduction. >> we have more investments in nasa and rural america and things that matter. this country literally will work again. >> criticism was received from democrats that the president wants to billion dollars for his border wall and in addition, they don't like the suggested cuts to medicare and medicaid but the white house describes them as savings. >> the idea that he will rebuild this country by cutting essential investments, it gives people a path forward and it's a dangerous path for the country. >> nancy pelosi said the budget is a statement of values and once again the president shows how little he values the good health, financial security and well-being of hard-working american families. as written, the proposal has little chance of passing the democratic-controlled congress and those lawmakers will now have to craft their own proposal and from there, both parties will have to negotiate a deal. ray bogan, fox news and washington. teachers and san ramon voted to authorize a strike if they can come to agreement with the district. the san ramon valley education center made the announcement that 98% of the members voted in favor of authorizing a strike. they are trying to make sure students have the best support, class sizes and in addition, more counselors and security for temporary teachers. most don't want this strike, but they will. >> the teachers association is scheduled for a third mediation story and they are working under expired contracts and are negotiating for a three- year deal. a new facility offers services to families. the resource center is at hubbard elementary in san jose and is run by catholic charities of santa clara county to provide services to families and will provide referrals to programs like immigration, housing, education, financial, esl and early learning opportunities for children. >> we know there are huge disparities in income equality in this city and this county. if we could start with young children, we can break that cycle to make sure they have the best quality childcare and to make sure parents have access to the best health resources and all of the community resources available. >> this is the first of the service centers opens this year in santa clara county. history made at the academy awards and which film broke barriers and who went home with the oscar? blue skies, lots of sunshine and unseasonably warm weather and for some, the wind is blowing. we have an advisory until tomorrow morning. more, coming up. 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. mik'mike will get it done?'n, 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 record of doing things. i've got the resources to take on this fight. 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. firefighters and sonoma county investigate a deadly fire in the sonoma county community of bodega. the fire started before midnight in a home where the home was in flames and fire fighters could not pull out the victim until the fire was under control. officials say the victim was a man in his 70s. in thailand, there was a mass shooting where 29 people were killed on saturday and 60- hertz. investigators said a soldier from the thailand army went on an 18 hour shooting rampage. he got into an argument with his commanding officer and was shot and killed by security forces after a daylong standoff. a severe storm is bringing major flooding to europe. many are hunkering down and some are determined to take advantage of it. >> reporter: storm tiara pummeled parts of northern europe with hurricane force winds and heavy rain, causing major travel chaos across the continent with the storm bringing widespread flooding and wind up to 90 miles an hour, prompting the national weather service to issue more than 200 flood warnings in the u.k. the floods overtook small towns, submerging cars in water and halting traffic on major roads. authorities are urging millions to stay indoors but some are criticizing the governmental response. >> reporter: two busy airports each grounded more than 100 flights on sunday and this plane struggled to land safely at heathrow airport amid the strong wind and train services were disrupted, leaving hundreds stranded for hours. in the netherlands, a band of cyclists made the most of the windy conditions, taking part in the dutch headwinds cycling championship. participants were thrilled to compete in the popular event. and the storm also helped an airplane to land in the history books, thanks to high- powered wind. a british airways flight traveled from new york to london in under five hours, breaking the record for the fastest transatlantic flight. there was flooding in oregon that prompted search and rescue teams to look for stranded victims. three hours east, they were hit hard with the county utilizing volunteers and partner agencies to continue search and rescue operations with 25 rescued and more than 200 homes submerged by the flooding. wind was the big story at lake tahoe yesterday with video from placer county showing severe gusting whipping up water and creating large waves. kirkwood resorts clock to the winds gusting 209 miles an hour sunday morning and then closed for the rest of the day. not long afterward, there were several inaccurate reporting's cited in the area with climatologists now trying to verify that record-setting wind. it is crystal clear right now? >> the views from our live cameras show spectacular weather over the bay area. get outdoors because it is still pesky with the wind and the golden gate bridge looks beautiful from this vantage point with temperatures way up, unseasonably warm weather, even expected to break a few records having to do with this pattern set up over california. you can see how the ridge pushes the storms up and over with a system dropping on the backside of california before it sinks south. the southern edge is actually getting rain but for us, we have wind. for some, it is windy with a look at areas in the north bay and a reading over mount st. helena, winds at 40-45 miles an hour or so with widespread readings of 20-30 miles an hour. if we go to the inner east bay, mount diablo reports 39 and in the hills north and south, 20-25 and the advisory has been extended through tuesday morning for the north bay mountains with winds gusting at 40-60 miles an hour over the course of the day. future models show we might seem breezy weather late in the day and into early tomorrow. rolling through the next 24 hours or so, the other story is a lack of rain. take a look at what we get in february, 3-6 inches expected and we have not seen any, so far, this month and it looks like we will finish this week on a dry note, as well. for rainfall amounts, we are in need of some was san jose less than 4 inches for the entire season and only 44% of average and the north bay and then the other story is with the wind, the temperatures. napa, 73 degrees. 74 in santa rosa and in the south bay, low to mid-60s over some areas with upper 60s in livermore and upper 60s to low 70s and the south bay. several readings in san francisco, 64 degrees over areas closer to this area and shifting to the peninsula, upper 60s to near 70 in some spots like menlo park and los altos hills coming into the 70s. afternoon highs remain in the mid-to upper 60s with low 70s and to the north bay, we will break a couple of records was santa rosa and napa expected to have a record of about 73. the extended forecast, temperatures drop off but well above average tuesday through wednesday with the wind's dying down and the cooler days and then into the weekend, even more cooling with a breezy one coming by the back end of the weekend. history was made last night on the biggest night with the academy awards honoring this year's top films. ashley dvorkin has the highlights of the award- winning night. >> reporter: from big oscar winners to big oscar moments, here are the highlights from the 92nd academy awards. >> parasites. >> reporter: a small movie from south korea sweeps the oscars and makes history. it becomes the first foreign language film to win best picture. the film also took best international film, the original screenplay and best director for bong joon joaquin phoenix earned an expected best actor win for joker. phoenix, as he has done, using his time at the microphone to send a message. >> it's a fight against injustice. >> reporter: ending on a quote by his late brother, river phoenix. >> run to the rescue with love and peace will follow. >> reporter: renee zellweger winning the best actress trophy for judy and laura dern, a supporting role win. brad pitt, a supporting role in once upon a time in hollywood and getting political. >> i only have 45 seconds upper, 45 seconds more than the senate gave john bolton this week. >> reporter: a monologue was featured with the former host, chris rock and steve martin opening with jokes and jabs and some pointed out the lack of diversity in nominees and the all-male directing category. it was a musical night including performances from all the original song nominees and a surprise performance by eminem. with that, new oscar winners are celebrating and it wraps up in hollywood. ashley dvorkin, fox news. the fourth installment of the beloved toy story franchise brought another oscar home with pixar. it won for best animated feature and the creators are proud that they could make family films and they hope that the lessons have made growing up a little easier for their audiences. still to come, valentine's day is around the corner and next, a unique campaign by an animal shelter to deliver a special treat to your loved one this year. 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. coming up at 4:00, it's getting down to the where in new hampshire. >> we will have the latest on the last campaign pitch to voters as that state gets ready for the first primary of the 2020 election. that is today. taken a look at the market before the closing bell, fairly solid for the dow jones, up 145 points in the same can be said for the nasdaq, some stocks having a great day, lyft, levis and pg&e. general motors is recalling thousands of pickup trucks with 140,000 trucks affected and the issue involves a brake control software problem and the problem is happening on vehicles said to be fixed in the december recall of the same? no injuries or crashes related have been reported. a new space probe is going to the sun. it left from florida last night under a brilliant mood. >> lift off! >> the solar orbiter is a joint project between nasa and the european space agency and will take two years to reach the sun to begin its orbit and researchers say it will send back 3d images of the sun and will send back reports on the magnetic atmosphere. a new study on the best cities for women in tech said not a single bay area city made it to the top 10. smart acid found that baltimore was number one followed by washington, d.c. and arlington, virginia. the report ranks cities based on tech employment growth, the number of women in the industry, the gender pay gap in the average earnings for women after housing costs. san jose was 25 in san francisco 33 and oakland 34, fremont is the highest ranked bay area city at 16. the nevada dmv has pulled parallel parking from the skills test for drivers and they will still test for parking. people will have to reverse and turned during the test but they removed parallel parking to save time and pass more drivers who are successful at everything else but parallel parking. >> we determined that the other maneuvers the drivers do during the test covered the requirements of backing out of a parking space and the other maneuvers they have to do. they basically replicate all the skills required in parallel parking. >> some people responded about the change saying that the nevada dmv was making it too easy to get a drivers license. the redskins will make nfl history, reportedly hiring jennifer king as the pro football's first full-time african-american female assistant coach. the washington head coach, ron rivera, is expected to add king as the offensive assistant. they previously worked together with the carolina panthers and the tampa bay buccaneers recently hired full time female coaches, as well. the pebble beach pro-am wrapped up yesterday, beautiful, despite the wind. things weren't so pretty for phil mickelson, one shot back to start the day but could not find the green. he finished in third place and mick taylor was the winner on the tour. a marine biologist named a shark after the late lakers steyer, kobe bryant. he was fascinated with sharks and sometimes would get into the gulf of mexico with sharks all around him. shark number 24 will be named kobe bryant. he wore number 24 during much of his legendary career. valentine's day is a few days away and an animal shelter in tennessee has gift options. a doggy delivery service will cost $75. the proceeds will go to the day-to-day expenses of the shelter and the dogs are also up for adoption. i know that your little sadie was a rescue. >> if you can rescue an animal, go for it. it brings joy to the family and to the animal. thanks for watching and our next newscast is at 4:00. you can get the latest news online at ktvu.com and dr. oz starts right now. were five years of age. what happened? >> that is when the drugs were introduced to me. dr. oz: how so? >> what do you mean, how so? most of the abuse took place in the unfinished biz -- basement. i was change to the poll. she pulled my pants down. she took an old razor blade. dr. oz: coming up next. >> ♪ dr. oz: season 11 starts now. jo enjoy buttafuoco, amy
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