seeing any. we're tracking the fog this morning with the visibility. you can see town to nothing up in the north bay, east bay, and peninsula. it's all around the bay. a foggy look at san jose, 280 where temperatures are from the upper 40s down the to the low 40s in gilroy. santa cruz will have a cooler kay today. winds up to 15 to 20 more than a. looking at mid-50s for you here at the beach. 40, santa rosa, and throughout the afternoon it's a cooler day today. we'll talk about how much cooler and that wind you talked about, julian, in a few minutes. we start with the developing news this morning on the latest with the coronavirus. a u.s. citizen has now died of the virus in china. a u.s. embassy spokesperson telling abc 7 the 60-year-old died in wouhan. "the new york times" says the person was a woman and did have underlying health conditions. it's believed this is the first death of a u.s. citizen from the outbreak. the embassy said they are not providing additional information out of respect for the family's privacy. so far we know at least 722 people have died from the virus worldwide. the virus has infected more than 30,000 people. trapped off the coast of japan, more than 61 passengers have the virus and 11 of themselves are americans. luz pena has the latest. >> this is what quarantined at sea looked like. >> yesterday i was on a cruise ship, really happy, have employment. i can do swimming. now today i'm just in jail. >> julie choy's 15-day vacation started january 20th. five days later a man on board tested positive for the coronavirus. the latest count is 64 people testing positive, including at least 11 americans. now, the diamondba"diamond prin off the coast of japan. >> when i tried to find out who actually got sick, who is it, nobody say anything. >> even though choy is not symptom mat tick, her day begins with taking her own temperature. food is left at her door and she's only allowed to leave her cabin every three or four days for an hour and a half. >> anxious attack because the room that i'm in right now is an interior room without window. >> royal caribbean international announced that it's bands all passengers with chinese, hong kong, or macao passports. the cdc confirmed four patients who arrived at the travis air force base from china china chia symptom mattic. she and the other passengers on board are being told their quarantine will be lifted february 19th. back to you. >> luz, thank you. uc santa cruz is helping researchers worldwide examine the new strain of the coronavirus. the team at the university's genome browser is looking at the virus online. this will let scientists examine how it could be possibly manipulated or how the virus could be attacked in order to find a cure. meanwhile, a bay area nonprofit is donating a stockpile of 1.8 million medical masks to china. it is in storage in but it will be used to protect against the coronavirus. they're shipping 200,000 plastic isolation gowns. for the latest information on the symptoms of the coronavirus in all of the latest reporting, go to our website, abc7news.com. a preschool aged child in solano county has been diagnosed with measles. the public health department says the child was vaccinated but had only one dose of the vaccination. now learning the child's parents were vaccinated. so far they don't know how the child may have come down with the measles. health officials say they need to trace the child's steps so they can determine if anyone else needs to be notified that they are at risk. >> we are trying to identify any events, any locations, any gatherings where the child might have been in those days prior to the diagnosis. >> we're hearing the child was not very active while sick, but officials think the child may have spent time in parts of contra costa county. men kick in the front door in pleasant hill. but the situation takes a turn when the homeowner confronts the group. we have the story. >> when no one answered tuesday morning, four masked men returned, kicked down the door, and broke into boast boastdebbi house. >> it's very solid and it took one kick. >> boast doesn't think her family was targeted. the suspects just thought no one was home, but they were. and her husband was able to chase them out. >> i looked for a second, didn't recognize them, and then i yelled, robert! that's when my husband came running out. >> her husband grabbed one of the burglars but let him go when the driver threatened to run them down. this woman has lived on this street for 40 years. she says this has never happened but it has mobilized neighbors. >> we're thinking of doing a neighborhood watch meetings so the neighbors get involved. >> police arrested two of the burglars at the concord b.a.r.. station on unrelated charges on thursday. brose's advice, even if you don't open the door -- >> let them know somebody's home. >> because? >> so they go away. >> the suspects did make off with a purse and xbox but she's happy her family is safe. an sar a rape suspect has been arrested in orinda. this man, david martin justice, sped away from the officers yesterday when they arrived to interview him about a sexual assault in walnut creek. he led police on a chase back to the home. he barricaded himself with a shotgun to his head, and after negotiation after hours, he surrendered peacefully around 6:00 last night. he faces two charges of rape. police in richmond are looking for a person who hit a 6-year-old with their suv and just drove away. who would do something like this? it happened around 5:00 p.m. yesterday on caling ga avenue. the child was taken to the hospital and is in critical condition. we want you to pay attention to the surveillance video that shows the suspect driving away in what appears to be a 1994 to 2000 green ford explore. it shou it was last seen on 23rd street. happening today, bay area students will get a chance to browse for summer jobs thanks to san francisco mayor london breed. parents, if you don't want your kids in the house all summer, this is for you. it gives a chance for kids to stay off the smartphone during summer. more than 140 employers are expected to connect families to a variety of programs, including science, art, technology, sports, music, outdoors, and so much more. today's fair runs from 11 until 2:00 at the county fair building on 9th avenue. > pg&e will continue to shut off power to prevent starting wildfires. the utility was criticized year because they went beyond areas at risk of burning. the outages are to be more targeted. pg&e says future outages would be, quote, smaller in scope and shorter in duration. strong winds are expected for parts of the bay area this weekend. that is a major concern like what we saw last year. >> power lines happen to be down and streetlights happen to be off. those downed tree limbs may be even harder to see and more of a hazard. >> something to be on the lookout for later this evening when the wind advisory goes into effect 7:00 tonight. lisa is warning you all morning, so you can't say you're surprised tomorrow morning when you wake up and things are blown over. >> it is unusual. we have fog in february, fire season is year round in southern california. we haven't had rain in february, so certainly an unusual day today with not only the fog to start out. it's still dense, but the fact that we're seeing that marine layer. temperatures in our east bay hills right now in the mid-40s. that fog will lift. we have a cooler day on the way. still a little bit warmer than average, but we'll talk about when and if we're going to see any rain and how windy it's going to get with that advisory coming up. >> lots to track there. next up, the ntsb releasing new information on how kobe bryant's helicopter fell from the sky and how close it was to clear skies. we also have a sneak peek of tomorrow's frozen 2 showstopper during the oscars, from 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. sa 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 tis better than the criminal in democrathe white house.esident 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. . welcome back. now we want to get to the investigation into that deadly helicopter crash that claimed the life of kobe bryant, his daughter, and seven other people, their friends. the ntsb says the helicopter was just 100 feet from clear skies before the crash happened and could have emerged from the clouds in just 12 more seconds. abc 7 news reporter zachary quiche has the latest on the preliminary reporter from the ntsb. >> as investigators piece together what's buried in the wreckage, overnight new details released by the ntsb. officials now say there were no signs the rotors failed, adding they appeared to be operating at the time of the crash. >> i heard a helicopter go over me. it went over my head. it's thick in clouds and then i heard a pop and it immediately stopped. >> the helicopter carrying kobe bryant, his daughter, gigi, and seven others, fell from the sky in los angeles killing everyone on board. >> they'll have to dig deeper and look at other parts of the helicopter, but as of now, the airplane was functioning normally right up to impact. >> according to the report, this is a photo of that helicopter disappearing into the sunday morning fog and clouds. investigators are trying to determine whether that heavy fog played a role. the pilot radioed in to air traffic control saying he was going to climb above the bad weather. the helicopter climbs, but this image also shows the helicopter turning left. then suddenly, a quick descent into the cal be a sass hillside. >> was it because he was disoriented or was there mechanical malfunction that caused a loss of control and doomed the helicopter? >> zachary quiche, abc news, new york. getting ready for the oscars tomorrow. idina menzel and multiple elsas around the world are staging a magical "frozen 2" performance tomorrow. abc news reporter kaylee hartung sat down with them to get a sneak peek of what's to come. >> it's the song that everyone%'s singing. "frozen 2" is the number one animated film in the world, translated into 45 languages. ♪ >> sunday night on the oscar stage, julio jones idina menzel and aurora, elsas, representing nine different countries. >> how did this all come together? >> i just, you know, called them up, hey, i'm doing the as correspon -- oscars tomorrow. >> i would assume it's your first time all being together? >> absolutely, yeah. >> what is this like to have all of you together? >> we were all very emotional, i think. we just went into the room and had that first rehearsal and everyone is like, oh, my gosh. >> that beautiful voice norwegian singer aurora. >> i got goo bumps when i saw them together on stage today. it's so powerful and so -- i don't know. i think there's nothing more beautiful than a group of humans, especially women, standing together. >> any preview you can give us as to what to expect? >> are we allowed to? ♪ >> and another unknown. >> please welcome the wickedly talented, one and only, adele da dazeem. >> my name gave him trouble, then he might be having trouble. >> do you have any advice for these women on this stage in particular? >> they are all professionals. they're all, you know, amazing divas in the best sense of the word of the it's such a gift. to go in the studio and record and create this character and then for it to sort of have this ripple effect, it's truly -- music is truly the universal language in this case for all of us. it's just -- it's the solidarity of all the women and what it's saying, it's just really great. >> john travolta will never live that down. we'll look at the gift bags being given out tomorrow. 24 celebrities will be receiving this year's swag bag with a total of $225,000 worth of stuff. wow. it's the highest value gift bag so far. there are nearly 80 items inside, the most expensive being a $78,000.12-day cruise, cosmetic treatments, even a gold vape pen. something in there for everybody, we guess. you can watch the 92nd oscars tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. but earlier than this that our coverage starts at 10:00 a.m. if you're looking to add color to your weekend, head to golden gate park. the botanical garden is in peak bloom when it comes to magnolias. some are indigenous to north america and some are international. >> typically magnolia season varies from january to march, typically if he say are our best blooming time, but it on the weather. >> the garden features 63 different species, including extremely rare varieties with some reaching 80 feet tall. it is 9:18. lisa argen is tracking the forecast on this saturday. we have a lot of stuff happening, laesisa. >> sunshine and cooler. more like the season, but as we widen the perspective on live doppler 7, where's the rain? we now have a weak front passing through the bay area right now. compliments of the fog and the clouds. from mt. tam temperatures are chilly, 40s in santa rosa. 44 in redwood city. our exploratorium camera, we were looking atmosphere temperatures all in the 40s here with the fog. in miles the visibility reduced all morning long. look at the north bay, santa rosa, petaluma, down through mill valley, over a mile. two miles in hayward. hasn't been bad at the coast, but at pier 39 in the city, it's cool. we'll wait throughout the afternoon to warp up into the fixtures. winds will kick of, it's a cooler day in san francisco, but the sun will be out by mid-morning. dense fog, cooler in the afternoon, strong, gusty winds tomorrow night for most of you lasting through monday morning. that dry pattern with us through the weekend into next week. here's a look at the cooler highs today, santa rosa, even though you're warmer than average at 65 today, much cooler than yesterday. 61 in san jose, that's two degrees above average. livermore, still a little milder than you should be. redwood city, 61. oakland, just a degree above average. in the city with the stronger winds it's going to be certainly a cooler day. here's the wind advisory. not right around the bay shore, but you can see from the north bay to east bay, even the valleys looking at winds to 40 miles an hour. 7:00 tonight right through monday morning the higher elevations, 50-mile-an-hour wind gusts. 30-mile-an-hour wind gusts through livermore into oakland and all day long. here's your sunday night into monday morning. it won't ease up until the middle of the day on monday. so certainly blustery, that dries out the atmosphere. winds today along the coast up to 30 and 40 miles an hour. 58 today in san francisco. 61 for you over in oakland. oscars could s oscars could see a passing shower tomorrow. cool, gray day there. the accuweather seven-day forecast, 50s at the coast. a blustery day. but throughout the rest of the bay it will be pleasant, not as warm. low to mid-60s. tomorrow we get the winkling all throughout the afternoon and the morning. looking at monday a repeat start to the day, less windy, very cold on tuesda looking at above average temperatures for the rest of the work week until we cool down next friday. so tonight about 57 and dropping through the 50s, dry. >> just bundle up and enjoy the incredible show that will be happening. >> totally. >> just ahead, the warriors on the court. we're talking about the lessons being taught . welcome back to abc 7 news mornings. homelessness has been a growing issue. that's why it's a focus of our efforts to build a better bay area. in the south bay a social media post by a homeless woman is gaining plenty of attention. abc 7 news amanda dell castillo explains why. >> there's no shortage of content on the internet. a recent post is racking up comments for a homeless woman in san jose. >> my connection on reddit has helped keep me from being alienated from society. it's very easy to become that way. >> robin powers has been homeless for five years. she used reddit to share promising news posting i got a call from housing today. the county's office of support of housing called to begin the process of putting a roof over her head. >> i had a two bedroom apartment, i worked in accounting. >> now she's divorced and is suffering from a connective tissue disorder keeping her from work. she lives under the freeway. but powers isn't the only one out there. so we reached out to the office of supportive housing to learn about their process. no one was immediately available for comment, but the office shared this graphic. it details the county's system. essentially all homeless people complete a standard assessment tool, sort of like a survey. it will consider the person's need and identify the right type of housing. powers says the system is helping to build a better bay area. >> every building that has gone up, i know someone there, i know someone there, you know. so it's really happening for people that i know. it's not just a few people here and there. it's not just people in shelters. >> powers says her push started two years ago. now that process is finally picking up. >> don't know where they're going to put me, but it will be better than where i am. >> she will complete necessary verification before the process moves forward. in san jose, i'm amanda dell castillo, abc 7 news. >> we want to let you know that social media an excellent way to to join the discussion. and the best way to that is by sharing your ideas with us by joining our better bay area group on facebook. check this out. the warriors trained some young peaceful warriors in san francisco. they held an event at the brett hart elementary school to teach kids a message of anti-bullying, which is always on time. they did this through basketball zoi drills to strengthen the body. the best part might have been this, kristen sze giving the students an assist, offering tips on how to speak on camera, recording messages of love, not hate. looks like the kids and kristin had a grammy there. skill to come on abc 7 news mornings, we celebrated world nutella day. in honor, we're taking you on a behind-the-scenes look at something that's a lot more than just the popular breakfast bread. it's the hotella nutella. we'll explain. we're one day away from one of the biggest good saturday morning to you. if you're just waking up up with us, don't worry, you haven't missed a thing. here's a look at the forecast with meteorologist lisa argen who is tracking some very strong wind later this evening. >> yes, that's right, julian. wave wind advisory from 7:00. the fog will just sit. it will scour out as the front pushes san carlos, still at a quarter mile of visibility. there's sutro tower, san francisco. 48 downtown. 49 and foggy in san jose. the golden gate looking better there, but north, 45 in livermore. throughout the morning hours the fog lifts. there it is in the east bay. we're looking cooler, 1:00 a few low 60s. so not that warm-up like we had yesterday. the winds are going to kick up along the coast out of the west-northwest and we have a windy night tonight. our wind advisory lasting throughout the day on sunday. julian? >> all right. thank you, lisa. for many people this is their super bowl, the oscars just one day away. and the last-minute preparations are in full swing before the star-studded event. we are live in the dolby theater in hollywood with what we can expect. guilty or not guilty. >> guilty or not guilty, julian. it's getting much busier down here at the red carpet as last-minute preparations are under way before some of the top names in hollywood are expected here tomorrow for the oscars. the countdown to the oscars is on. with just a day to go, all eyes will be on the nominees. >> it is so nice to meet you. >> this year's best supporting actor category is one to watch, featuring to me hanks, anthony hopkins, al pa key know, joe pesci, and brat pitt. >> it's completely stacked with acting legends, and remarkably, brad pitt is the only one without an oscar. >> best original song categories -- could make history on sunday as the youngest winner to old an egot, which includes an emmy, grammy, oscar, and tony award. >> if i'm free, my family should be too. >> the star envisioned what it would be like to be oscar nominated. >> you think about it when you start your career and you think that would be amazing to go through and to be here today, knowing that it has, is kind of surreal and wonderful. >> we can't forget the people behind the scenes like pablo he willman, the visual effects supervisor for "the irishman." >> it's the kind of stuff i've been waiting for my whole life. >> he restored the youth of the actors in the film. as the excitement buildings, we don't have long to wait to find out who takes home the famous gold statue sunday night. it will also be a night of musical performances. five performers will sing some of the nominated songs this year. they include elton john and idina menzel. >> you can watch the 92nd oscars tomorrow, although our coverage starts earlier than that at 10:00 a.m. you can catch it only on abc 7. if the chocolate hazelnut spread nutella is a part of your morning routine or maybe it's your favorite part of dessert, you'll love this next story. dion lim takes us inside the hotella nutella. >> we are at the hotel in a beautiful napa valley location. we're about to kick off our amazing experience. it's like staying in a real hotel, but a hotel devoted to love of nutella. >> we are at the world's very first nutella hotel. check it out. loold it looks like a jar of nutella. >> whoa, let's go inside. >> welcome. >> welcome to hotella nutella. ♪ >> the first thing you'll notice is that the place smells like nutella. and this is one of the reasons why. you know the kitchen has got to be a big one. they have nutella bread hanging from the center here, an entire wall full of nutella. nutella is going to be on the menu for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. >> we'll have everything from pancake art with nutella to five-course nutella meals where nutella is an ingredient in each of the courses. >> corn i created a new dish, a chiffon cake roulade spread with nutella. >> now that you have your nutella-themed dinner, you maybe want to kick off your feet and enjoy a nutella-themed show. only nutella super fans can stay at this hotel, so people from all over the u.s. submitted their video entries for the chance at staying in this. >> we announced that lucky guest would be our fans and they would need to prove how much they love nutella by submitting great videos. ♪ i love nutella >> oh, my god! >> we chose three fans that showed passion and creativity and we wanted to thank them with a once-in-a-lifetime experience. >> my favorite part of the hotel is definitely the guest rooms. you've got the jar pillows, croissant pillows. >> nutella robe and shoes! >> how cute is this in the morning? each of the guests have their own breakfast spread. there's a custom nutella jar with their name on it. there's a water bottle a toaster, and, of course, an itty-bitty nutella. you got to stay at a hotel with a pool, right? the pool, though, is not filled with nutella. and that conclusion our tour of the hotella nutella. ♪ if you're looking for more on the hotel or looking for other great stories, head to localish.com. you can also find more on facebook and instagram too. still to come this morning on abc 7 news, a bay area company nominated for three oscars. three of them. we'll introduce you to the animator behind the the "star wars." a look at our golden gate bridge camera. lots of movement both directions this morning. you can see the clouds off into the distance. lisa argen is tracking a nice saturday on tap, but also a wind advisory for later this evening. hear from her 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. we saw the earthquake grace in bold was offering a grant program. i signed up and i was actually selected it leaves the house in tack. you now know that in the next earthquake your house will be standing and we also got a discount on our earthquake insurance. if there is an earthquake. our house has a better chance of surviving in. . plenty of things happening across san francisco this weekend with the chinese new year celebrations starting tonight with the street fair in chinatown along grant avenue between clay and broadway. this year it has more than 120 booths and concessions. lots of entertainment, including chinese folk dancing and drumming. the street fair runs 4:30. if y the annual chinese new year parade celebrating the year of the rat this year. it starts at 5:15 p.m. at 2nd and market streets. heads around union square before ending at kearny street. the parade is free to attend. there are some bleacher seats going for $40. it is recommended you find your spot, get in place along the route by 4:30. it's expected to last around 2 1/2 hours. it should be so much fun. it's going to be packed out there. and the weather is going to be great for it. >> that's right. sunset at 5:40 and temperatures in the upper 50s to get going. dropping through the 50s, getting a little breezy later on. emeryville breaking up right now at 52 degrees. we still have fog all around the bay. a cold front is going to wash that fog away. will it bring any rain? how warm is it going to get? i have the answers coming up next. >> thank you, lisa. after the break we'll talk some basketball. we're talking warriors. will andrew wiggins be a better fit than russell? they have a lot of explaining to do and my side super soft? yes. with the sleep number 360 smart bed, on sale now, you can both adjust your comfort with your sleep number setting. can it help me fall asleep faster? yes, by gently warming your feet. but can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. so, you can really promise better sleep? not promise. prove. and now, during the ultimate sleep number event, 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. . welcome back. in sports later today the warriors will be honoring the memory and legacy of kroeobe brt and his 13-year-old daughter, gianna. it's the first game for the warriors since the helicopter crash that killed kobe bryant and others. there's also going to be a pregame ceremony as well as various moments throughout the game honoring the nba icon. tip-off set for 5:30. if you're not going to the game, don't worry. you can watch it on abc 7. it will also be the warriors' first game since the big trade involving d'angelo russell that made a lot of headlines. here's abc 7 sports director larry beil with more in this morning's sports. >> good morning, everybody. the warriors have turned into extreme makeover basketball edition trading away five players, including d'angelo russell. they acquire andrew wiggins plus draft picks. still not sure if wiggins will make his debut tonight. when the warriors signed d'angelo russell, there were questions about how a pick-and-roll guard would fit in with golden state. injuries made it impossible to find out because steph got hurt so early. they are raising the obvious questions, why did you even sign russell in the first place? >> the vision would have been steph, klay, d'angelo and what that looks like. it's three 25-point a night guys. it's enticing. >> for most players, this league is about the right fit, you know. there are some guys that are going to fit no matter what. the very best players in the game, they can go to any team in the league and they'll fit. but for the vast majority of nba players, the fit is everything. >> women's hoops, top ten matchups, stanford and ucla. kiana williams drives and scores, finished with 25 points and eight assists. cardinal up by one. but the bruins got 29 from michaela on yen. plus the foul. using the size down low again. double team, not a problem. sixth ranked stanford, their first home loss this season. hunter pence is back with the giants, yes, they're holding fan fest today at oracle park. his production fell off dramatically, but the fan favorite hit .297 and 18 homers for texas last year. so he's back. giants need outfielders. the 36-year-old pence joins a rebuilding team with a new skipper in gabe kapler. second round of the at&t pebble beach national pro-am. oh, that's a nice day, just enjoying the sunshine. steve young tied for first on the aspture side. nick taylor also at pebble. 63 in round one. 66 in round two. he's 14 under and is the leader with a birdie on 18th. back to nap time. although you should be waking up. that's a wrap on morning sports. i'm larry beil. >> you can go back to sleep after we finish abc 7 news mornings. reminded, though, we want to turn our attention to the forecast with meteorologist lisa argen on what is been a nice saturday so far. despite the fog as we started off this morning, lisa. >> that's right, julian. in fact, a mix of clouds and some sun. the clouds have been low clouds. the marine layer. we have a weak cold front on the way that's going to mix that fog out of here. we'll return to sunshine, but breezy, west-northwest winds today, gusty along the coast. this is a 24-hour profile starting at 10:00 this morning. winds will be kicking up. 22 miles an hour, stronger at the coast. and then they ramp up overnight. it's gustiest in the upper elevations, but then the gusts will be with us all throughout the day on sunday, a lot like last sunday if you remember, lasting through monday. you can see the clouds out there from the exploratorium camera. as you look at our satellite and radar composite, there's rain in the pacific northwest. looking at a visible image, this is the weak front that is pushing through. it's a dry cold front and will allow for breezy winds out of the west-northwest, bringing the cooler temperatures today and the windy day setting up tomorrow as that low drops down to the south. even bricking a a chance of showers for oscar sunday. looking live right now, our sutro tower camera with the fog. this is the north bay where the fog has been scoured out in central marin. but in the distance there's still fog. 47, petaluma. foggy in santa rosa with mid-40s in livermore. here's a look. you can see it's improved in the north bay. 3/4 of a mile in livermore. the delta at three miles. here's the view from our east bay hills camera. looks like a summertime pattern, doesn't it? it has been awfully dry for february. looking at the strong gusty winds tomorrow through monday, dry pattern continues into next week and next weekend as well. we'll have valley winds up to 35 miles an hour potentially. the higher gusts will be in the north and east bay hills, up to 60 miles an hour. not out of the question. as we look at the wind profile throughout 7:00 tonight into tomorrow, you can see them ramping up. this is 2:00 in the morning. it's windy everywhere. you can see the colors into sunday afternoon. still gusty to 30 miles an hour. this is monday morning. by midday nond winds will dial back. so highs today cooler. san francisco, 58. 61 in fremont. temperatures just a few degrees above average. fan fest, 53 for the next couple hours. and then upper 50s with sun, breezy winds. the accuweather seven-day forecast, stronger winds tonight into tomorrow. lasting through the first half of monday. cold start on tuesday, and then we're a little bit warmer. so the same pattern was with us last weekend. looks like we'll cool down again next weekend. >> thank you, lisa. oscar weekend is upon us. one movie that was partially made right here in the bay area is up for three oscars. abc 7 news anchor dion lim sat down with some of the visual effects artists who played a crucial role in the film. >> it's an iconic game, "star wars" know it and love it. >> make that move, okay. >> this is a holographic chess-like game featuring tiny creatures. and this year the game is back in the oscar nominated "the rise of skywalker" a throwback to the way old school stop motion graphics were used in the first starz move back roger ebert said it looks fake, and stop motion looks fake but feels real. >> responsible for the original scene and the latest version is phil tip it of berkeley's tip it studios, a man just as fascinating as the studio itself. >> it was not important to me at all because i'm, like, tired of all of this stuff. >> to thwart the boredom, we found him tinkering away on his own project, a movie called "mad god." >> i've been w w the last 30 years. >> he's grateful for j.j. brams abrams for choosing the process of stop motion over high tech computer scenes. >> it's working out great because there are young animators that i trained so it gives them an opportunity to work on a "star wars" movie and get a screen credit, so it works out. >> one of them, of them, of the his animation started because of the first "star wars." >> i saw that chess set and i sd was -- something in my head clicked, that first integration of that chess set was so remarkable that it just lingered if she decades. of course years later find out it was phil. and then much later than that i would get to do the chess set again. >> and hopefully more stop motion graphics for years to come. in berkeley, dion lim, abc 7 news. disney is the parent company of lucas films and abc 7 news. dion lim will be covering the oscars all weekend. you can watch the 92nd oscars tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. on abc 7 news. next looking for something to do today? we got you covered. baseball is back. giants fan fest is happening this morning at oracle park. it starts in just a few minutes. free passes are still available on the giants website. for the first time fans can use a mobile entry pass option. if you're one of the first 10,000, you can receive a giants mystery item. players, coaches, and other giant vips will be signing autographs. fan fest starts at 10:00 a.m. and runs until 3:00 p.m. this afternoon. we want to get a final check of the weather with lisa because there's so much happening across the bay today. >> starting out foggy there or cloudy. then sunny and breezy throughout the afternoon with upper 50s downtown today. windy at the coast, though. 60 in richmond. 63 in san jose. so about five to eight degrees cooler than yesterday's highs. now, this outlook takes us through president's day, which brings the next ten days with very little precip. so we have the accuweather seven-day forecast which features a lot of dry weather. our wind advisory going into effect tonight and then looking at a windy sunday. >> the rock on top of the trash can, good trick right there. thank you, lisa. thank you so much for joining us for it's the debut of the xfl. seattle dragons taking on the d.c. defenders at audi field in washington, d.c. abc 7 news continues at 4:30 p.m. and at 5:00 the jump to get you ready for tonight's game between the lakers and the warriors. tip-off is set for 5:30 at the chase center where they will be remembering the life and legacy of kobe bryant followed by the toyota after the game at 8:00 p.m. with chris alvarez live at chase center with postgame interviews with players and coaches. thank you so much for being with us. we'll do it again tomorrow for sunday. have a great day. grand now we have to deal withed us this.rs. climate change is an emergency. that's why i wrote the nation's most progressive climate law. and that's why i'm endorsing tom steyer. because when big oil tried to stop our clean air laws, he led us to victory. same with the keystone pipeline. when 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