nap. >> joining us live on that complex with this very close call. >> reporter: amazingly nobody was hurt here, but the building behind me is red tagged, with all of their stuff still inside. crews trying to remove all of this debris. also, the branches that fell off from yesterday's strong winds. they've been working really hard. as a matter of fact, just about an hour ago, we've got a big old stump right here, but it was a completely full he tree. thousand they're able to finally lift that very big branch that fell on the roof off of it. the man who lives just below that unit said he had a feeling that tree was no match for yesterday's winds. jose cortez was home with his son, danny, when the wind started kicking up out of control. >> i tell my son,we've got to get out of here because i saw the big branch, and i think the branch is going to fall down. >> reporter: just about an hour later, neighbor duly burkhart says that's exactly what happened. >> i was reading and i heard this very loud boom. >> initially, the tree, when it fell, it took out the sprinkler system, which initiated the alarm. >> reporter: the man was asleep in the room. >> he was awoken by the insulation, and the waterfalling on him everywhere, and bed shaken. >> reporter: cortez bumped into the man. >> the branch was right here, because he's sleeping in the bed, and the branch right here. >> lucky day for him. >> reporter: all four units are emptied, and the building is red tagged. it was a busy day for fire crews as the winds had them running around sunday. >> we've been chasing wires around all morning, and of course, when we came around the corner, we saw the tree into the building, and realized we had a lot more going on than initially thought. >> reporter: he says the fire department responded to more than 80 calls due to the wind. >> i've never experienced the wind so bad in my life. it was just scary. i thought things were going to break. >> a look around the complex shows there are a lot of trees that butt up to porches and patios. burkhart says they're usually looked after. from they usually do that tree trimming, and it's been a while. i don't think we've had a tree trimming in a while. >> reporter: we've got the gentleman on the roof here, just trying it to be very careful, they've got all the precautions in place, but again, chipping away at some of those bigger branches, and the crane lifts it away, and gets it ready for the chipper. the reason this is so surprising to me, or interesting to see, there's a big hole in this roof here, so it's red tagged as well, so nobody can be inside. a bit of a scary situation, but again, they're talking all the precautions just to try to clear all of this out of here. the utilities have to be shut off. that's why everybody has to be out. at this point, there's no estimated time as to when everybody can go back inside and get all of their belongings. reporting live in livermore, i'm alison rodriguez, ktvu, fox 2 news. city crews in san francisco spent the day cleaning up tree limbs that fell off during yesterday's winds. with the trees crashing down on at least two cars, and also bringing down some power lines. no one was hurt, and the good news is th have improved today. let's bring in ktvu meteorologist, rosemaryorozco to look at some of these winds. >> some of the strongest gusts up to 80, 90 miles an hour. here they are. areas in mount st. helen reported 80 miles an hour yesterday. in the oakland hills, 62. we had widespread wind gusts 40 to 50 miles per hour, from san francisco, the peninsula, the east bay, and into the south bay. we have mount diablo still reporting 44 miles an hour. 20, 30 mile-per-hour winds pretty much for our hills today. with that, there is still an advisory for our north bay hills. that will last until tomorrow morning. let's take a look at some of the winds over areas like napa, and santa rosa. santa rosa reporting a gust to 26. it has been breezy pretty much for the entire day for areas in the nortreally driven up the temperatures for today as well. sfo reporting an onshore breeze at 15. central bay, south bay, the winds have dropped dramatically. over the north bay, still very breezy, and that wind advisory above 1,000 feet going into tomorrow morning, it expires at 11:00 a.m. we could see wind gusts 40, 50, even 60 miles per hour, moving into tonight and into tomorrow morning. when i come back, i'll have a look at the afternoon highs. for some, i think we will break records today, and take a look at your extended forecast coming up. >> rosemary, thank you. a major rally and protest this afternoon at berkeley high. students there are speaking out about what they call a dangerous culture of sexual harassment at their school. >> this protest follows a lawsuit the district says it received friday about an incident that allegedly took place on campus last year. greg liggens joining us live now from outside of ghschool wi protest today. >> reporter: yeah, alex, it was a very big event. now hundreds of students participated in that walkout, and rally this afternoon. it started on campus and then eventually made its way across the street to this park. now the students say they simply want to raise awareness about what they're calling a very dangerous culture of sexual harassment on campus, and something the administration isn't doing enough about. utah unitedded with the color red. hundreds rally to speak out against sexual violence. some students say harassments and assaults are occurring on and off campus, and the administration isn't doing enough to help it. >> the girls wrote in the bathroom, a list of boys to watch out for, and it was meant to be a list that students could add on to. >> reporter: regarding an alleged incident that happened on cam approximate pus, but won't provide details. >> california code prevents districts to expel a student when there's been a felony conviction. >> reporter: one parent said she's taking action. >> i'm taking measures to take my child out of this school. >> reporter: others say they've received no input from the school about lawsuits. students are speaking out because some say it's known that inappropriate behavior and worse is happening. >> it makes me pretty upset, especially because like i know some of the guys who havedone this sort of this thing, and a lot of their trends continue to defend them. it's disgusting. >> reporter: part of the students' action, creating a list of demands they plan to give to administratorsfor every single grade. we need training for teachers. and we need a clear process that everyone knows us, and that survivors understand, and can rely on what the administration will do, and what they can do. >> reporter: now some of the student organizers tell me they're going to begin working on that list of demands tonight, and they plan to present that list to the school board on february 14th. >> all right greg, thank you. san francisco's embattled public works director has resigned amid a federal construction propose. mohammed nuru he was arrested last month alongside nick bovas. both face fraud charges, bribe a san francisco airport commissioner. prosecutors also allege nuru was engaged in four other public corruption schemes. mayor london breed put out a statement about nuru's resignation. it says we can now move forward under new leadership. our goal is to continue to support the hard working employees of this department, and to continue its mission. i will continue to support the full investigation underway, and recommend reforms to ensure they never happen again. fremont police arrest a 40- year-old accused of backing into an officer's patrol car. spotting him in a honda accord that was reported stolen. pool fled, sliding onto the grounds of an apartment complex, where he backed into a police car. he abandoned the honda, and then ran off. officers eventually located pool nearby. police say they found shaved keys in the stolen car, and other items including a methamphetamine pipe. there was also a passenger inside the honda who was also cited on misdemeanor obstructing, or resisting arrest. the trial of john cowl resumed today in oakland. family members and friends cried as tashia wilson describes seeing her sisters bleeding after they were both stabbed by cowell while waiting to board a train. determining the cause of death was a stabbed wound to the neck, also testifying the knife hit her corotid artery. his defense attorney, says cowell suffers from schizophrenia. b.a.r.t. larged its ambassador program today, to try to make people feel safer when they're onboard the trains. the ambassadors will be in teams of two seven days a week. their main focus will be on trains between 12th street and oakland, and civic center in san francisco. during evening commute, the teams will increase coverage. they will respond to customers questions, complaints, and also requests for service. >> i don't take my phone now, because of all the stories that i've been hearing. i just keep my eyes open. i don't even have my headphones on. >> i would be worried about their ability to do anything, the ambassadors, to stop anything. but at least we have an idea, they're present on the platform and train and things like that. >> the ambassadors are not b.a.r.t. police officers, but they do carry radios to report safety and security concerns, or to call a police officer if law enforcement is necessary. grad students at uc santa cruz are calling for what they say is an indefinite wildcat strike over pay. they held a rally today, and at least one person was taken into custody by campus police. the grad students are demanding a cost of living adjustment of $1,412 a month on top of the average pay of more than $2,400. that's the amount of money they say will lift them out of rent burden. the grad students will stop teaching, grading, or doing research until uc administrators give them the increase. >> we know that the university, or faculty, they know in order to keep us, what do they have to do? pay us a decent wage, and give us a housing subsidy. >> rallies and marches also took place today at uc berkeley, uc davis, santa barbara, san diego, and ucla. the university has made two offers to the students, but both of them have been rejected. teachers in san ramon have authorized to strike if they can't come to an agreement with that district. the san ramon valley administration made the decision earlier today, adding 98.2% of its members voted in favor of authorizing a strike. >> our members do not want to strike, but they will. when solidarity is achieved, the best for our students. >> teachers say they're currently working under an expired contract, and are negotiating for a new contract. it was hollywood's biggest night, but not for the ratings. the disappointing numbers for the oscars last night. and democratic hopefuls are crisscrossing the state of new hampshire, making an appeal for the first in the nation primary election tomorrow. 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. c1 history was made last night for hollywood's biggest night. the academy awards. >> for the first time a foreign language film won best picture. >> reporter: from big oscar winners to big oscar moments. here are the highlights from the 92nd academy awards. a small move from south korea sweeps the oscars and makes history. parasite becomes the first foreign language film to win best picture. taking best original screenplay, and best director. joaquin phoenix winning best actor, using his time at the mic to send a message. >> we're talking about the fight against injustice. >> reporter: ending on a quote from his late brother river phoenix. >> run to the rescue with love and peace will follow. >> reporter: laura dern winning for the marriage story. brad pitt getting a best supporting award for his role in once upon a time in hollywood. >> they tell me i only have 45 seconds up here, which is 45 seconds more than the senate gave john bolton this week. >> reporter: chris rock and steve martin opening the night with jokes and jabs. some appointmenting out the lack of diversity in nominees. it was a musical night too, including performances from all the original song nominees, and a surprise performance by eminem. with that new oscar winners celebrate, and the shortest awards season ever wraps up. >> the audience for the academy awards last night fell to an all-time low. neilson says 23.6 million people watched the oscars. that's down 20% from last year. abc moved the broadcast a couple of weeks earlier than it's usually been, but still that did not draw in more viewers. outside our doors this afternoon, another breezy day for some, especially over the north day today, where we still have an advisory for our hills. besides that, nice, warm weather for many today, as temperatures went well above the seasonal average. the national weather service released this less than an hour ago. sfo hit 72 this afternoon. the old record, set back in 1988 on this day, 71. they will be publishing more as we get into the second part of our afternoon and into the early evening hours. they typically wait until 5:00, 530 this time of year. take a look at all the 70s. let's start in the north bay, santa rosa at 77 degrees right now. napa at 75. both santa rosa, and napa have a standing record at 73. so we're likely to see a new record there. 67 san francisco right now. 72 in walnut creek. 74 over fremont, and 71 in san jose. it feels a lot like spring out there. take a look at how much warmer we are today than yesterday. 13 in santa rosa. 12 napa, concord, and for the south bay, by 9 over areas of the bay. it's going to continue to push that stormtrack up and over california. if you look at the southern edge of california, you see a little rain there. that's the system that dropped in, and brought us that wind as we talked about at the start of the hour, we still have a wind advisory for our hills that goes until 11:00 tomorrow morning. tomorrow morning, let's talk about the numbers. 40degrees to start the day. 47 in san francisco. 40degrees in concord, and 40 over years in san jose. it's the wind driving temperatures up for today. 65 san francisco. temperatures will begin to cool down as we get into the rest of the business week. i'll have a look at your extended forecast for you, coming up. okay, rosemary, thank you. coming up here on the 4, what we're learning about a house fire overnight, that left one person dead. >> and be sure to keep it right here on ktvu, fox 2 news tonight. 911 lone star is at 9:00. that will be followed by the prodigal son. that will be followed by the 10:00 and 11:00 news. growing up in a family that struggled 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. an investigation is underway after a person was hit and killed by a vta train. the man was hit by a southbound train running parallel to highway 87 near curtainer avenue. a bus bridge was in place between the curtainer and tammier light stations. the oakland fire department is trying to figure out what started a deadly fire that broke out inside a home in east oakland tonight. >> reporter: the people living inside say up to seven people were staying here only four were home at the time of the fire, and unfortunately, one person did not make it out. >> i opened the kitchen door, because i heard some crackling, or popping and the fire was crawling across the ceiling. and it was black smoke just rolling through the house. it was in an instant. >> reporter: it was around 4:15, when the 911 calls started coming in. flames shooting into the night sky, coming from a home in east oakland, where several people were staying. >> i ran to the kitchen door, and i saw fire coming from the heater. so the big piece of plastic that leans against the heater and caused the fire. i ran and grabbed the plastic, and i pulled it through the house. when i went to run back up, the whole house started fire so fast. >> reporter: crews attacking it from the roof of a nearby home. >> we ended up having one patient as a male, 76 was transported to the hospital. >> reporter: another person died inside the house. that man's friends said he went by the name billy, and was well known in the neighborhood. >> he was a close friend to everybody. really good guy, we'll miss him a lot. >> reporter: that family was allowed back inside. officials say there were a lot of plastics and petroleum based materials here that burned in the fire. it is under investigation, and the red cross is helping people that were displaced. firefighters in is sonoma county are investigating a fire in bodega. it was started at a home on salmon creek road. the hole was in flames, and firefighters were not able to pull the victim out of the fire until the fire was under control. the victim's name has not been released, but officials tell us that the man is in his 70s. coming up here on the 4, the state of new hampshire is the place to be for presidential hopefuls right now. the disturbing trend health officials are seeing in the global coronavirus outbreak. 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and the ground attack has been nonstop. a poll is showing a very tight race, between bernie sanders, and pete buttigieg. >> as long as we don't go chasing after the extremes. >> reporter: while former vice president joe biden, once thought to be a leading candidate is fighting an uphill battle to finish toward the top. monday, he took aim at donald trump. >> donald trump is now in more danger to our community and our country than he's ever been. >> reporter: and amy klobuchar is seeing a surge in polls, which could possibly be at the expense of biden. >> they know i've got the experience that i passed over 100 bills, and they also know that i'm someone that wins big in rural, and in suburban areas. >> reporter: new hampshire secretary of state saying nearly 300,000 people are expected to turn out to vote in the democratic primary, and each candidate is trying to convince voters they're the choice who can defeat the president in november. >> you have the option to vote for a campaign, which will not only defeat trump, but which will transform this country. >> reporter: later tonight, president trump will be holding a rally right here. he tweeted earlier that he hopes to shake up the democrats. in manchester, new hampshire, fox news. amazon says it's seeking a deposition from president trump in its lawsuit against the pentagon over the awarding of a multibillion dollar contract to its competitor, microsoft. the suit alleges, the president pressured mark esper to deny the contract. the defense department says it opposes the request for a deposition. two police officers were wounded, and a suspect is dead in a shooting at a wal-mart store in arkansas earlier this morning. police responded to a call of a customer who was making threats. the officer's approached that suspect who then opened fire, both officers were hit. they fired back, and hit the suspect. the two injured officers were taken to a hospital there in memphis. we're told they are are said to be okay. the suspect was known to police. forest city is about 100 miles east of little rock. locals in thailand are remembering the 29 people killed in the city's worst massacre in history. the suspect, a thai soldier were reportedly angry over a real estate deal gone bad. that's when authorities say he killed his commanding officer at a private home. authority also say he stole three assault rifles, two machine guns, and a military vehicle, and headed to a buddhist temple, where he killed nine people. the rampage continued at the mall. an hours long standoff ended when security forces shot and killed the man. >> translator: i felt scared because the incident just happened. i'm not sure if that feeling will fade away. >> reporter: today soldiers and volunteers spent the day cleaning blood spills from the mall. lax base security at the army's headquarters in bangkok. the death toll from the coronavirus has climbed to 900, and all but two of those cases are in mainland china. >> now seeing more cases of the deadly coronavirus in people with no history of travel to china. fox'sjonathan ferry has more from atlanta. >> reporter: the deadly coronavirus is still very gooding, and people are scrambling to contain it. more than 40,000 now testing positive, causing over 900 deaths. the world health organization now expressing new concerns about the spread of the virus outside of china. >> we have seen some concerning instances of onward transmission. this small number of cases could be this park that becomes a bigger file. >> reporter: restrictions are now in place for travelers from china, a cruise ship finally setting sail monday after passengers returning on it showed coronavirus symptoms. they've since been cleared, but it's a different story in japan, where thousands remain trapped on a cruise ship. at least 135 passengers have tested positive for coronavirus. the rest remain confined to their rooms, except for short fresh air breaks. >> we understand, there are many dimensions of health, including the human need for social connection and keeping your mind active. our team's goal is to offer the best guest experience responsible. >> reporter: president trump says he's monitoring the situation closely, and he's predicting the outbreak will burn it self out in the coming months. >> the virus that we're talking about having to do, you know a lot of people think that goes away in april with the heat. >> reporter: a team from the w.h.o. arrived in china monday to begin investigating the origins of the virus. in atlanta, jonathan serrie, fox news. british airways says it's discontinuing flights to china until next month. delta and united announced similar decisions. a spokespersonner for british airways says the airline will continue to operate to and from hong kong. a new study on the best cities for women in tech show no cities here in the bay area crack the top 10:00. smart asset found baltimore was number one, followed by washington, d.c., and arlington, virginia. the report ranked cities based on recent tech employment growth. the number of women in the industry, gender pay gap, and the average earnings for women after housing costs. san jose came in at 25th. san francisco at 33rd and oakland at 34th. fremont was the highest ranked city here in the bay area, coming in at number 16. it's a homecoming night for the warriors with the miami heat in town. i'll tell you why coming up in a live report. around the bay area, the winds continue to die down, although we do have an advisory to talk about. meanwhile, temperatures are warming up. i have a look at what you can expect for the rest of the day, and the rest of the week, coming up. 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 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there. they're playing with what looks like a whole different roster here. >> reporter: yes, this has definitely been a very different season than we've been used to the last seven years for the warriors. obviously, the record, the arena, and the overall of the roster last year during the off- season. one guy the warriors did not want to lose, but they had to for salary reason was andre iguodala. he was traded to the memphis grizzlies. never played there. was acquired by the miami heat right before the trade deadline, and last night made his debut in portland as a member of the miami heat. the heat right now, the number four team in the east, so obviously, they would be a playoff team if the playoffs started right now. a typical night for iguodala last night, filing up the stat sheet. it was very much that same role he provided for the warriors when they won their championship six years ago now. he came here as an all-star, was happy to be the sixth guy coming off the bench, unselfishly contributing to a championship. he was the most valuable player in that championship series against the cleveland cavaliers. draymond green kind of looking forward to playing against his old teammate. >> flagrant 2. as soon as i get a chance. >> that will be a quick ejection. >> that will be worth it. i'll get to talk about that the rest of my life to him. when you play with a player like andre, who has obviously become a brother, my favorite moment is winning the mvp. >> reporter: draymond green says he's going to flagrant foul his old teammate. he's supposed to arrive here shortly. so we're going to be on that. he's going tomedia availability. honestly, the guys from his group kind of helped build with the success they had. we'll have that for you at 5:00. until then, reporting live from san francisco, i'm joe fonzi. >> always so strange to see some of your favorite players in another uniform. >> i imagine he's going to get a warm reception at chase tonight. >> absolutely. speaking of warm, a warm one outside our doors this afternoon. some areas in the north bay reporting upper 70s and we're likely to break at least a few records, all said and done. the winds continue to diminish, but wow, not before clocking over 100 miles per hour in the sierra. take a look at some of the reports coming in from the national weather service out of reno. mammoth mountain summit reported 145 miles per hour. that's in areas closer to yosemite if you aren't familiar with that. squall valley also reported a wind gust at 100 miles per hour. for us, the winds have come down considerably. in the east bay hills, the wind dozen continue to blow, not quite as strong as what we saw yesterday. mount st. helena, still reporting 44. middle peak, 16. we have a wind advisory that will remain in place. santa rosa reporting a 26 mile- per-hour gust at the airport there. fairfield reporting a 28 mile- per-hour gust. so for folks that are driving along i-80, when you have that wind coming in from the north, and you're driving this direction like this, the wind is hitting up against your car, so it could be a little bit hazardous out there for folks, holding tight to the wheel this afternoon. the ridge of high pressure locked in. we're not going to see any rain come our way, unfortunately. we typically get any prosecute from 3 to 6 inches of rainfall for the month of february, and so far we haven't seen a drop. as we go through the next week, through valentine's day, and into the weekend, we do look to remain dry. so we will be keeping track of that for you. meanwhile, this is the other headline for today. take a look at the numbers. 77 in santa rosa. 75 reported in napa. both santa rosa and napa have a standing record of73. 70degrees right noin oakland. low 70s in walnut creek as well as san jose. temperatures several degrees warmer than where we were yesterday. let's go into san francisco. take a look at some of these numbers here. we have 68 degrees by the water, and we've got low60s closer to ocean avenue. the onshore breeze that comes in the afternoon. widespread 70s along the peninsula. 73 in belmont right now. 73 reported at stanford. a little breezy still, especially in our north bay, and temperatures in the 40s. 40degrees to start your morning for san jose. upper 40s san francisco. for the east bay shore, low to mid-40s. 39 to start your day in livermore. 75 in santa rosa, upper san rafael. it's that north wind driving our temperatures for today. 72 in tampa. 65 degrees for your afternoon high tomorrow in san francisco. a beautiful day wombing our way. upper 60s mountain view. the winds again continuing to diminish, especially over areas of the north bay, where it continues to blow at this hour. here's a look at your extended forecast. the cool down will continue wednesday, closer to seasonal temperatures, and then we get a bit cooler getting into the back end of the business week, and into the weekend, it looks like it could be partly cloudy, a little cool. a little breezy. but the bigger story is no rain in the forecast. >> yeah, dry as can be, unfortunately. thanks. several people are dead after a severe storm pounds parts of europe. >> coming up here on the 4, details on this widespread flooding, and hurricane forced winds. ♪ ♪ wherever we want to go, autosave your way there with chase. chase. make more of what's yours. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ blow a kiss into the sun ♪ we need someone to lean on the new xc90 available with six seats. xc90. recharged. ♪ ♪ save up to $2,000 in allowances on select new volvo models through march 2nd. visit your local volvo dealer. it's timcan it helpltimate sleep nukeep me asleep?he sleep number 360 smart bed. absolutely, it senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. save 50% on the sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. plus 0% interest for 24 months on all smart beds. only for a limited time a severe storm is bringing major flooding to parts of europe. while many people hunker down to wait out the storm, some were taking advantage of it. >> reporter: storm kiara causing major travel chaos across the continent. prompting the uk's national weather service to issue more than 200 flood warnings. the fast moving floods overtaking small towns, submerging cars d and halting traffic on major roads. authorities urging millions of people to stay indoors, but some are criticizing the government's response. two of europe's busiest airports, each grounding more than 100 flights on sunday. this plane struggling to land safely at heathrow airport amid the strong winds. train services also disrupted, leaving hundreds of travelers stranded for hours. in the netherlands, a band of cyclists taking part in the dutch head wind cycling championships. participants said they were thrilled to compete in the event. >> when you have done it once, you want to do it twice. >> and storm kiara also helping a plane to land in the history books. thanks to those high powered winds, a british airways flight traveled from new york to london in under five hours, breaking the recorder for the fastest transatlantic fight. flaring at richmond's chevron refinery led to some evacuations this morning. officials are still trying to determine what led up to that flaring. around 4:30 this morning, the refinery notified contra costa county health about flaring at the plant. chevron found no evidence of offsight odor. chevron said it evacuated some works from the unit. no other part of the refinery was affected. but the contra costa department did go to the refinery to monitor the flare. some california university students will soon be able to do community service to help pay for college. dominican university of california along with seven private and public universities announced the program today. health and nutrition education, and housing advocacy and support. dominican will award each first year fellow up to $100,000 in scholarship money over four years. state and federal governments will contribute about $3.2 million to support the civic action fellowship initiative. a new facility is now open in the south bay, offering services to families. the hubbard family resource center is at os hubbard elementary school there in san jose. it's run by catholic charities, and is a collaborative effort to provide seamless services to families. it will provide families with referrals to programs, such as immigration, housing, education, financial, esl, and early learning opportunitieses for children. >> when we start with children, the youngest children, we're creating a pipeline to break the cycle of generational poverty. we know that there's huge disparities of income inequality in this city, in this county. and if we can start with the youngest children, we can break that cycle of poverty. >> this is the first of two family centers that will be opening this year in santa clara county. it's considered the largest data security breach in history. coming up on the 4, details on the hack that affected more than 100 million people. 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. the u.s. justice accident is charging four chinese spies for hacking. the equifax hack is one of the largest data breaches in history. federal prosecutors allege that four members of the people's liberation army hacked into equifax's systems and stole personal data, as well as company trade secrets. >> once in the the network, the hackers spent weeks conducting recognizance, uploading malicious software, and stealing login credentials, all to set up the stage to steal vast amounts of data from equifax's systems. >> the indictment details the steps the hackers took to cover their tracks, including routeing traffic through dozens of servers in nearly 20 different countries. president trump has delivered his new budget plan for the 2021 fiscal year to congress. it aligns with many was president's campaign priorities, and includes some major cuts. >> so far, democrats say they don't like it, and they won't support it. >> reporter: president trump's 2021 budget proposal is hot off the press. overall, the white house is proposing $4.8 trillion in spending. >> over a period of not that long a period of time brings our budget, and our deficit down to what it should be, which is close to zero. and i think people are going to be very impressed by it. >> reporter: the plan includes increasing defense spending to $740 billion, and decreasing nondefense spending to $590 billion. a 5% reduction. >> we have more investments for nasa, more investments in rural america. things that matter to many americans. so this is a cannot that literally works again. >> reporter: before the proposal was officially revealed it received criticism from democrats. the president wants 2 billion dollars for his border wall. in addition, they don't like the cuts to medicare and medicaid. >> the idea that he is somehow going to rebuild this country by cutting what i think are really essential investments that give people a path forward, i think it's a dangerous path for the country. >> reporter: house speaker nancy pelosi says the quote, the budget is a statement of values, and once again the president is showing just how little he values the good health, financial security, and well-being of hard working families. as its written, the budget proposal has little chance of passing the democratic controlled house. from there, both parties will have it to negotiate a deal. in washington, ray bogan, fox news. they told me the branch was right here, because he is sleeping in the bed, and the branch, right here. >> strong winds sent this tree toppling into an apartment building in the east bay, coming very close to a man who was sleeping in his bed. tonight that building has been red tagged. good evening, everyone. i'm frank somerville. >> i'm julie haener. thankfully no one was injured there, but that was far from the only come crashing down over the weekend. we begin tonight in eucalyptus trees fell. they fell across the roadway, into the front yard of another home. this afternoon, crews were out there with chainsaws. they are making progress, but it's going to take a while to get it all cleaned up. a giant branch fell on top of an suv. luckily, the driver wasn't hurt, but alameda county firefighters did go door-to- door to warn people to leave their homes just in case. another tree slashed through the roof of this apartment building. take a look at that scene. a huge tree. ktvu's alison rodriguez joins us live from outside that building. you just spoke with a man who was asleep at the time that tree came crashing down. >> reporter: yeah, julie. he says he knows he's lucky to be alive. it's acal