this is a timely topic. inside. pro am. for valentine's day, which by the way is friday, folks. winds topping 40 miles an hour how secure is our election night. the south korean satire phil mickelson began the round process? sent this huge eucalyptus tree our investigative unit has >> history at the oscars sunday one shot back but didn't hit enough shots like this. learned that more than 160,000 an "parasi that is nice, finishing third at "parasite" became the first foreign language film to win votes in 13 california counties crashing into a home in castro valley, but the destruction best picture. were tossedit a small portion o alpe desusi. >> we never imagined this ever 14 under par. didn't stop there. happened. we are so happy. taylor said he was nervous. more trees came down with one it didn't show. landing on a car. >> it capped a night that saw carried by the skiers and also on 15 chips in for birdie, overall vote, but critics say it fortunately, a retired oakland parasites win three other shoots a final round 70 and goes does raise a red flag for this the moon. spectacular sight there. oscars, that's international wire to wire to win by four firefighter sprang into action film, original screen play and year's election. you were just saying this would rescuing the driver. best director. strokes at 19 under par. be a bad night for some kind of in the oakland hills, high winds the first wire to wire winner race up in the sierra. >> thank you. here's senior investigative delivered a shocking wake-up >> the moon's beautiful. since 2005. reporter stephen stock. call to jennifer bunkers. the last guy to do it, yeah, >> as soon as you lay that casting a lot of light, but wind pattern down, you'll be able to >> the tree falls on my bedroom. >> no surprises in the acting gusts early. phil mickelson. drift this off. i look up and see it cracking, categories. >> joaquin phoenix. as for lefty, he was >> reporter: tattoo artist >> blow you over. >> that would blow you right johnny trevino loves to create down the hill. so i hop up out of bed and >> we're not seeing those winds >> the title role in "joker" around here in the bay area, brought joaquin phoenix his disappointed but encourage ed drawing on human skin. scream to one of my kids. that's why trevino says it came gusty enough in the north and first oscar as best so much grae as a shock when we showed him east bay hills specifically that after sunday's round. >> my focus and everything was >> reporter: strong gusts also >> it was the second oscar for that the way he draws his beyond 7:00 a.m. that wind really sharp today. advisory will be extended to 1 took out power lines leaving i just didn't execute. signature actually caused his more than 45,000 people without ballot to be rejected during the is a.m. on tuesday, so not as electricity early this evening right now. renee zezellweger. gusty as the weekend, but breezy we had a few misjudgments of the last major election in 2018. in the east bay. wind. it was just a tough round. >> ms. garland you are certainly disappointing certainly to have >> the reason is no signature at times into tuesday. not won but i got out played. warmer temperatures to start the more than ten hours later, betsy among the heroes who unite and match. week. >> thank you, have a great night vega still has no power in her define us, and this is certainly i loved having a chance to be in i wish i would have known this. and a great week. for you. >> state law requires election >> reporter: best supporting it again. castro valley home. >> i was in the middle of doing it's so fun being in the last officials to compare a voter's tom: my mom always told me actress went to laura dern for group, and i'm hoping to laundry, so i haven't been able signature object ban the back o "marriage story" and she saluted continue to build on this. to do that. and then, oh, my gosh, my phone >> the stafford women's absentee ballot with the her actor parents. basketball team is back on the signature on the registration >> some say never meet your winning track after a dominating form to make sure the signatures match. went out a while ago as well. heroes, but i say if you're if there's any doubt, they throw really blessed you get them as performance against usc. it out. so i went over to a friend's seahawks quarterback russell >> it takes a lot of time out of house. >> tonight with blocks and your parents. your day and then to go through blocks of homes in castro valley wilson in the crowd watching his sister, a senior at stanford. all these law t know that it still in the dark, many are >> reporter: brad pitt accepted the cardinal in control from the concerned their biggest risk is a political note. just gets thrown out and now on the streets where many people >> they told me i only have 45 it's kind of disheartening open. knowing if i do it again, would the ball moving into the easy are driving through seconds up here, which is 45 bucket, up 28 at the break. also getting it down from behind it happen. >> does that frustrate you? intersections where signals are seconds more than the senate the arc. >> yes, because i'm a tattoo gave john bolton this week. artist, and sometimes i write it dark. >> other winners included elton alameda county firefighters say that sister anna wilson with the two other homes on this street john and bernie toughman for beautiful, and sometimes i just 3 ball. russ loving that shot, number 6 also had to be evacuated, so best original song from rocket sign it quick and i bet you a actions speak louder than words. lot of people do that. stanford blows out usc 79-59. >> he may be right. she was a school teacher. man and hair love as best best >> we asked election officials my dad joined the navy and helped tonight the american red kocros the cardinals improved to 21 and across the state, how many prosecute the nazis in nuremberg. 3 on the season. ballots they changed during the is assisting both of those director played tribute to the the bears taking on number their values are why i walked away from my business, families. the latest update shows more 10 ucla, playing catchup for than 20,000 customers are still most of the second half. 2018 gubernatorial elections. took the giving pledge to give my money to good causes, without power tonight. they tie it and force overtime. 13 counties responded telling us reporting live in castro valley, more than 162,000 ballots were how about this defense right and why i spent the last ten years man who won at award two years marianne favro, nbc bay area ago for basketball. there by jalen brown and the oc. trashed without being counted. fighting corporate insiders who put profits over people. >> this is dedicated to coe buy news. new pictures right now into bryant. >> reporter: sunday's oscars the bruins win it 74-70 in i'm tom steyer, and i approve this message. full of emotion and history the newsroom showing work on 880 making moments. overtime. that includes more than 2,500 in because, right now, america needs >> reporter: the show must go let's go racing, qualifying san mateo county and more than on. more than words. in san leandro. after tonight's ceremony, the for daytona, 43 cars on the 9,000 in san francisco. we need action. all lanes were closed after high stars headed to the governor's ball and then out big track fighting for that front nearly 11,000 votes were thrown voltage wires crashed to the out in santa clara county. ground. it happened around 11:00 this parties here in hollywood. morning. the freeway reopened a few hours reporting from the red carpet at row. rick fin house jr. went straight while the thrown out ballots represent less than 3% of the to the top of the leader board later. the strong winds made it the dolbe theater, i'm stephanie total ballots cast aifference i difficult for pilots flying into with his speed over 194 miles an and out of bay area airports. stanton. hour. then he had to sweatried to run >> earlier in the newscast, we let's start with san jose referendum, and it serves as international. were talking about the winds littleor tse a few planes tried landing but blowing all over the place and they were blowing at pebble down. on son finished fourth. whose votes were discarded. gusts caused problems forcing >> this is steve stephen stock. beach. >> one man conquered them, he pilots to do go arounds. he'll have to wauntil after at least three planes had to do >> we called dozens of voters on those so-called go arounds. when you look closer you can see didn't get an oscar but he did get a trophy. >> nick taylor goes wire to wire thursday for his starting the pilots struggling to come in at pebble beach, how his victory our lis list of bad wlballots. with all that wind. can you imagine what it's like position. to the pitch, megan rapinoe being on that plane. earned him an invite back to the and the u.s. taking on team >> some said they changed their despite frayed nerves no canada in the file of the signature without realizing the bay area. consequences on the ballot. incidents to report. stick tv just keeps getting better. olympic qualifying tournament after a scoreless first half, at sfo, a rare sight, planes one voter admitted to us on the how you watch it does too. the u.s. takes control, off the helicopter crashed into a phone that she tried to forge a this is xfinity x1. mountain. we heard it and now i'm looking flying right over 101 to land. turnover. featuring the emmy award-winning voice remote. lynn williams with the first family member's signature while at the flames. >> i just heard a helicopter go the airport said multiple planes goal of the match. the relative was out of town. streaming services without changing passwords and input. then with a score 2-nil usa, over me. had to land on runways 1plrks it went over my head. >> that's why people have a sense that voter fraud is it's thick in clouds. and 1r. live sports - with real-time stats and scores. more stars and stripes, rapinoe and then i just -- i heard a pop infrequent. >> the director of san and it immediately stopped. four planes had to be diverted puts the game on ice with the access to the most 4k content. francisco's department of lexes goal. >> right now, on a special from sfo to san jose. and your movies and shows to go. look out. says his office tried to address lucky she didn't get hurt there. this issue of different edition of "in depth," a tribute let's take you outside to the signatures by developing its own to kobe bryant. golden gate bridge, and from the best tv experience is the best tv value. u.s. blanks canada your final >> i felt like i was born to that shot it just looks like a computerized system that matches play basketball. 3-nil. that's a look at sports, more postcard, absolutely gorgeous. xfinity x1. news after the break. different styles of signatures >> a look back at the nba great, it looks like the wind has simple. easy. awesome. from the same voter. from some of those who knew him calmed down. >> we'll have all the signatures best. the camera doesn't seem to be xfinity. the future of awesome. shaking at all. we're fighting for clean air and clea the law to ivetwears ago >> he had an aura about him that the wind advisory has been send billions from polluters to i've never seen in an communities suffering the most. to see if the signature matches. 18-year-old. extended. as you pointed out the cameras >> kobe bryant played every game and only one candidate for >> reporter: those efforts help reduce the number of signature president was with us back then, ke lend taken too aren't hanging on for dear life. issues from more than 2,000 in tom steyer. and he's still fighting for us, 2015 to just under 200 in 2018. the bay bridge looking pretty good, wind speeds bayside have pledging to make clean air and now most of the ballots they clean water a right for everyone, throw out come in late after the soon in a helicopter crash that come down considerably from regardless of your zip code. deadline. >> so we actually moved those killed his daughter and seven others, jarn 26th, 2020, leaving that's the truth. ballots to a team that while the middle-class continues to struggle. that's tom steyer. herbali i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. earlier today. accountiaccount behind his wife and three it's a lot better than the gusts that's what happens when billionaires are able actively managed getting the to control the political system. word out to the voters. tha that were just above 50 miles our campaign is funded per hour. inland east bay from oakland by the working people of this country, >> reporter: but not every election office has addressed airport, gusts of 59 miles per and those are the people that i will represent. the issue as aggressively. hour to mid-50 miles per hour no more tax breaks for billionaires. gusts around the tri valley and we are going to guarantee health care to all people contra costa county said they and create up to 20 million good mount diablo, 75 miles per hour. have not kept track because until now they weren't required wind speeds are starting to come paying jobs to save this planet. to under the law. down. you'll notice here in our i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message futurecast how these areas of alameda and santa cruz did not because we need an economy that works for all of us, provide us with their data. red and purple, which indicate the peak gusts in the 30 to 40 not just wealthy campaign contributors. secretary of state alex padilla miles per hour range decreasing as we head into monday. oversees elections in california. still 20 to 35 miles per hour, he says his office is working to address this problem by giving especially in the higher hills counties more time to contact of the east bay and north bay. voters whose votes were thrown for that reason we're going to out. >> in the past, those ballots would immediately be discarded. see the wind advisory extended now there's an opportunity and for the north bay hills, east the county will attempt to contact the voter to give that bay hills and diablo range. voter an opportunity to come in we'll talk more about the wind and rectify that signature issue speeds now for tomorrow before the results are afternoon into tuesday morning, finalized. >> reporter: secretary padilla and if we're going to finally see any rain chances in our says his office is developing forecast coming up in about 13 this where's my ballot tool where voters can sign up to minutes. a lot of problems all over we know more tonight about the two u.s. soldiers gunned receive a text message or email the bay area including sonoma. down in afghanistan yesterday, and now questions about whether if there's the it was an insider attack after large trees crushed a couple of all. the ambush that took the lives sure. vans along the street. ballot. >> reporter: johnny trevi says >> i'd like it to count for not only did the trees flatten of javier gutierrez and antonio the vans, they also punched a he intends to make sure his vote hole in the house across the rodriguez of las crew sus, new never gets rejected again. street. >> you have a story for our mexico. a man in an afghan army use them the wind whipped up waves, investigate i have unit call 888 toppled trees and shattered opened fire on an operation being conducted. windows. happened at the end of a meeting h 888-996 tips. sergio quintana with the details with local leaders in an area on that. it's a crystal clear night. >> reporter: yeah, and they also known to harbor taliban and isis shut down a very popular park that's because there's not a chance of anything staying in for a good part of the day, the air to block your view. fighters. now they say the matter is still crews were cleaning up bits and the wind's still going, it's not pieces of glass here at sales under investigation. what it was but still. u.s. soldiers killed were both >> the wind did clear out our force plaza and the park up on skies. it was so windy we couldn't show that top ve 28 years of age. you a lot of the camera views an assassination threat at from a the white house this weekend. around the set. a man carrying a knife was the wind is moving these cameras came from the 41st floor of the arrested outside the whiteagent all over the place. next door neighbor there, president. it's still breezy outside, and this happened yesterday. on an average night we would millennium tower. we're just finding out about it consider this windy. 45 guests hoping to get a nighttime today. glimpse of sales force park were miles per hour winds all greeted by signs at the top of the suspect has been identified as 25-year-old roger hezpeth. pointing offshore. he is from florida. the escalator telling them it he was put i a mental health things have changed. was closed. the areas in red, santa cruz >> it's all closed off. everything roped off. evaluation. president trump heading to even starbucks was closed. new hampshire to campaign for his re-election. mountains, heading up towards >> reporter: according to the tonight he hosted many of the mount st. helena, you're still millennium tower management, a nation's governors at the white seeing wind gusts of 45 miles resident left a window open and house. this is the fourth time the president and the first lady per hour. tomorrow morning it will be a hosted the governor's ball. it's meant to highlight the contrast between relatively more left. a powerful gust of wind, glass calm conditions. president's commitment to still a little breezy around building relationships with some of the lower elevations of came raining down onto sales governors. about 34 governors attended. the bay. on the higher hill tops, morning force park. temperatures in the 40s. mr. troump touted his deals wit higher hills still looking at it took crews a few hours to canada, new mexico, and south those gusts up to 45 miles per korea which he says benefits the clear the shards of grass. hour. instead of everybody in the >> we live out by the beach thick of the strong gusty winds, where it's been very windy. most of the action should be this morning in the park there confined to the higher were a lot of branches down. states. >> i want to congratulate you in all cases a great job. elevations, especially the east most of the states have set a it was a little birv run in the record. you've had a record, virtually almost every state. bay and north bay hills. because i didn't know if there i go to states, i speak and i notice the wind advisory for the was going to be branches coming say, you've had the best year peninsula. the coast will start to expire you've ever had. down on me. by 7:00 a.m. but the fact is you've all -- i what has been extended through >> reporter: it was more than a knowwe rk. branch that came down, a whole tuesday is the hill tops through tree smashed onto a car. you've done a tremendous job. the combination of king tides the north bay. >> the governors will get one watch out, some of the trees and high winds sent waves that may not have come down or more session with the president tomorrow morning before he crashing onto pavement near the leaves for new hampshire. two new york police officers branches that have been golden gate yacht club. are recovering tonight after what investigators are calling compromised by today's wind choppy conditions prompted gusts could see damage because golden gate and vallejo service targeted th suspected shooter o of the wind speeds there staying to san francisco to be suspended fire on officers in the span of for a while today. relatively moderate through ferries should be running as 12 hours. the latest attack happened this tuesday. notice the footprint of the usual in the morning. there are some people who took morning after the suspects stronger winds decreasing, walked into a bronx police mainly hill top focused as we full advantage of the wind. check out this kite surfer precinct and shot a lieutenant in the arm. head into tomorrow night and catching air in the bay, and as earlier the same man shot two also into tuesday morning. the sunset, winds calmed enough once we pass late morning officers sitting this a police tuesday, wind speeds finally for for crews filming the matrix 4 van hitting one in the chin and all locations start to settle neck. >> the suspect is a career down. now, unfortunately the pattern criminal previously arrested for in downtown san francisco. the shoot was on a rooftop over homicide. >> a premeditated effort to kill responsible for the lack of rain california street. they brought in a helicopter to and this kind of return on and and not just to kill other human off windy patterns is high fly really low. beings, but to kill those who pressure to the west and weather was not an issue. wear a uniform that represents relatively dry systems dropping all of us. >> it is only by the grace of over this ridge that's been and right now i can actually blocking our storms giving us god and the heroic actions of still hear that helicopter every once in a while, so those scenes those inside the building that breezy conditions at times. took him into custody that we the next best chance for seeing are still being shot. are not talking about police showers might arrive midway dy i did check in with the officers murderedprecinct. through next weekend. security office. it's dropping out of the pacific they tel reopen northwest, and any storm that's tomorrow as usual. >> the suspect was a dire warn reporting live in san francisco, more land based, especially one like this that drops down the sierra through southern about australia's catastrophic california. i'm sergio quinn ttana. unfortunately as long as it's wildfires fell on deaf ears. centered the way it is off to the weather caused the east the west, any chances of seeing bay park district to close the founders ofme rain look pretty minor, even several parks. leaders for climate action say they will all remain closed at they recognized the warning though in the seven-day forecast least through tomorrow morning we're leaving in a slight chance at 8:00 a.m. nbc bay area is your station for signs of what could happen last of sprinkles and what you're summer. they tried to get those in power all things weather. you can download our free mobile seeing there would fall saturday to listen and act. the group tried to meet with night into sunday morning. what we should see are these app, get up to the minute weather updates. a small bit of closure for a australia's prime minister. colors on the map. family who lost a little boy in he turned them down. and wrote an open letter about a hit and run crash. how the conditions were anywhere from about two to four a man has turned himself in to extremely dangerous. inches of rain. look at that, that's all the way police and confessed to the the prime minister is denying crime. minimizing the threat and is through february 19th. we told you last night a defending the country's disaster 4-year-old boy and his family it does look like we're going to be going through the first three were walking along colin ga weeks of february, both long preparedness. australia's wildfires have killed 34 people and millions of avenue when an suv hit the boy animals. heads-up if you use public range models morms paie or less and drove off. the boy named hector wasairlift. charging stations. we're talking abouted ones you painting the same picture of no finding rain in the forecast f. you like more spring like he died few hours later. see at malls and airports. police also recovered his plugging in to juice up could temperatures with less wind, cost you in the long run. tuesday looks pretty good for vehicle. his name is not being released right now. that, probably the warmest day an investigation underway nbc's vicky nguyen explains how of the weekend. we'll see a little wit of after an off-duty fbi agent shot cooling as we head towards next a man late last night in san plugging in puts your security weekend. at risk and how to protect as you saw on that long range francisco. yourself. >> go anywhere and you're likely map, shower chances is it's still unknown what led to to spot one of these charging definitely the glass half full that shooting and who the stations offering a free and wounded man is. convenient way to top off your approach. as long as that blocking high is his injuries are not believed to phone'le b you're on where it is for the last two the . to think twice weeks, maybe another week and a be life-threatening. after a recent the agency adds it takes any shooting seriously. new at 11:00 a community los angeles district attorney. >> a free charge could end up half, beneficial rain just not there. rallies together in the east bay draining your bank account. >> conserve water the best you demanding action following the >> the spam is called juice shootings of three men by the can and enjoy the spring like temperatures. vallejo police department. jacking, plus in to juice your phone and a hacker could use >> the reservoir is still looking good. dozens of people gathered in we're missing about an inch or that connection to jack your personal information. vallejo this afternoon as civil to show you how it works, we rights attorney john burris teamed one cyber security expert 2/10 of an inch of rain per day. >> all right, thank you. announced he is firing claims we'll be right back. tom steyer: listen, every democrat running for president against the city of vallejo and jim stickley. he installed special hardware into this charging station. we then set it up at a popular richmond. the officer shot and killed tourist destination, the port of san diego. >> i'm going to plug my phone reesen. today's rally remembered two into this charging station. other men who have been killed >> reporter: across the park, by vallejo officers. our investigative unit has stickley is able to watch and record everything on my phone's followed all of these stories screen in realtime. >> i'm going to call my husband and check on the kids. >> there's a phone number he's dialing in right now. extensively. we're still waiting to hear now we have that phone number. about test results from people >> i'm going to check my who were quarantined at travis reservation for the hotel i'm air force base in fairfield. staying in. five people who recently arrived >> it looks like she's staying is better than the criminal in the white house. in the marriott in downtown san we all have progressive plans to address from china showed symptoms of the big challenges facing our country. diego. >> reporter: even when i go the coronavirus and were taken online to buy a toaster oven. what makes me different, is i've been working to the hospital. >> she's actually entering her sobering new information. for ten years outside of washington, credit card number. >> and it wants my security the deadly outbreak has killed to end the corporate takeover of our democracy, more people than sars did 20 years ago. >> at this point i can b chaein more than 900 people have died. and to return power to the american people. more than 40,000 have been to hold this lawless president accountable. infected worldwide. this? a new challenge begins as people watch. seconds after stickily sets down in china are going back to work i'm proposing big reforms like term limits... the stand, this guy strolls up after an extended holiday. and plugs in. ...a national referendum... millions returning to their jobs that's when i make my move. while others are trying to keep >> huh there, my name is vicky things in context. >> we are seeing a lot of cases, nguyen. but if the fatality rate i'm with nbc news. ...and ending corporate money in imate change we're actually doing a story about free charging stations an emergency on day 1. and, use those powers like this. if you don't mind i'd like to to finally address the climate crisis. decreases, it may end up looking and, i've spent 30 years building a successful show you how hackers are able to use these charging stations. >> he agrees to let stickley international business. like a severe flu season. so, i can take on donald trump on the economy - new changes coming to bart hack into his phone. and beat him. starting tomorrow. what you need to know ahead of >> as you scroll, basically i'm tom steyer and i approve this message - your morning commute. we're now in your phone watching and finding a place to call everything you do. because there is nothing more powerful home is easier said than done in >> have you ever heard of this the bay area. being a possibility? than the unified voice of the american people. >> no, never thought of it. tonight we take a look at how thousands of people are falling i'm so used to seeing them. they're so common skblo. which of your ce by daily security updates? >> reporter: one after another daily security updates... all day long people plug in. into homelessness in our new >> we're doing a story about the only thing... these free pclt this charging i'm struggling with this. >> do you charge in public some providers you have to manually download updates series. often? to each device. finally down to six miles per hour, but that wind advisory >> wow, wow. >> no, this is the first time. comcast business securityedge updates every 10 minutes has been extended for parts of >> really? bay area. >> yeah. >> will you do it again? we'll tell you how long and how to help keep your connected devices protected >> no. >>. much stronger those winds could can you believe that is this get when we come right back. those are your personal messages against new ransomware, malware and phishing threats. tom: my mom always told me on facebook. what do you think? every 10 minutes feels pretty good. comcast business security edge automatically helps protect all the devices on your network. >> kind of unsavory. >> what do you think seeing your call today. comcast business. phone on his device? beyond fast. >> that's not good. >> you're already putting it away. >> yeah. >> talk to me about how people can protect themselves from this exact scenario? >> these are public charging australia has had a terrible stations. if you walk up and it's just time with weather. sitting out here, you've got to use common sense. st year was wad, seems the battle is still not over. it's not even melted down. it's literally sitting here. they that's pretty suspicious. if you plug it in, i don't know flooding, a lot of fires. there is a beautiful phenomenon if you noticed but when you plug catching a lot of attention. it is called reverse water falls in the phone at the top, there's a little tiny marker there. for obvious reasons. that's not something you've ever the winds take the water that's come over the top, heading down, seen before. >> i've never saw that. and pushing it right back up actions speak louder than words. >> your screen was being over the cliffs. she was a school teacher. reverse water falls in my dad joined the navy and helped australia. an annual carnival water prosecute the nazis in nuremberg. watch what was going on. >> with unwitting customers, our their values are why i walked away from my business, parade took place in venice, you build italy, today. it they will come. thousands gathered along the took the giving pledge to give my money to good causes, banks of the see colorful boat and why i spent the last ten years floating by. >> thank you. >> another tip, plugs directly fighting corporate insiders who put profits over people. into a wall outlet is the best the crowd enjoyed all sorts of way to charge your phone without costumes, the rowers making putting personal information at i'm tom steyer, and i approve this message. risk or you can use a portable their way up the canal. battery. we're back in a moment. >> my first time, i love that, i because, right now, america needs love the show. i love thepeople. more than words. we need action. >> italians speak with their hands and she sure did. the venice carnival is a public party which lasts for weeks, leads into the roman catholic period of lent. we'll be right back. obama: he's been a leader throughout the country for the past twelve years, mr. michael bloomberg is here. vo: leadership in action. mayor bloomberg and president obama worked together in the fight for gun safety laws, to improve education, and to develop innovative ways to help teens gain the skills needed to find good jobs. obama:t old ideological battles he shows us what can be achieved when stasrting tonight, traffic n we bring people together to seek pragmatic solutions. bloomberg: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. 101 might get worse. caltrans is closing lanes. crews will install express lanes to ease congestion. construction's going to happen overnight sunday through thursday for the next two years from 10:00 p.m. to 5:30 in the morning. happening tomorrow, b.a.r.t. is changing its schedules hoping to improve sfervices. the changes will involve all li lines. the changes are described as small tweaks. if you want to know how the changes could affect your commute e check b.a.r.t.'s trip planner. east bay students are cross country ski race at al planning to take action tomorrow. students at berkeley high say they are working out of class. this comes in the wake of allegations a former student made. last week a list appeared in the bathroom and says boys to watch out for. t days to go until the polls open in the first presidential primary in the 2020 election season. the democratic candidates are jockeying for position in new hampshire. about 20% of voters say they're undecided. the national front runner is going on the attack after a disappointing finish in iowa. former vice president joe biden took aim today at pete buttigieg for his lack of experience and criticized the electability of bernie sanders. buttigieg blipped off five sunday shows. he shrugged off the recent attacks. >> i'm not focused on any of my competitor, but i will push off when somebody makes an attack. >> senator amy klobuchar seeing an uptick in polling and can campaign ti her campaign tells nbc news they've raised $2.5 million since her strong showing in friday's debate. the california primary less than a month away. it's happening march 3rd. our website is a great resource. we have posted a complete voter guide with issues from each bay area county. log on to nbcbayarea.com/select. now to making it in the bay. our in-depth look at the bay crunch, finding a place to call home just is impossible for thousands of people who are falling into homelessness. one stepping-stone to help them is the so-called navigation centers. we talked with one woman who's made it inside a navigation center, and she's wondering what's next. jean elle reports the housing crisis is making it harder for the homeless to navigate out of those centers. >> i've just went from the shelter into the navigation center. >> this navigation center at 5th and bryant is home for 63-year-old jen crist. she says her plight started with a knee injury that left without a job, broke, evicted and then a couch surfer with no place to call home. >> you know, you can't pay rent, and good-bye. disorienting. you know, it's like you're used to being able to do what you want to do when you want to do grateful to be out of a much larger homeless center in a place where there's help handling complicated paperwork for financial aid and housing, but she is ready for her own place where she can get back on her feet. >> we're still discussing the possibility of a knee replacement versus knee fusion type stuff. >> reporter: we asked the department of homelessness in support of housing about the wait. >> the housing crisis makes all hoff this harder. >> reporter: crist and thousands of others begin their path towards housing at shelters and navigation center with the goal of moving into city funded housing or subsidized limited. >> that will help people who were formerly homeless get a great and safe and affordable place to call home. >> reporter: for mayor london breed creating new options is a priority. she w more than 8,000 people living on the street, the city can't build its way out of this crisis. on top of that there is less financial assistance available. >> a subsidy, and we don't have enough of those to go around. when we have the resources, we can find apartments. >> while the city works to expand services at all levels, people like crist wait. >> no different than everybody else, you know, it's just something kind of derailed and that can happen to anybody at any time. >> reporter: jean elle, nbc bay area news. >> getting back to really our top story, the wind. it's better than it was. it's not going, right? >> the concern i guess from here on out for the north and east bay hills from some of the trees that had damage from the stronger winds today will be impacted by gusty conditions around the higher hill tops into tuesday morning as you're about to see in our futurecast going hour-by-hour. right now we can show you all these pretty views around the bay because the winds are behaving. 58 degrees, you see the water there across bay bridge, underneath it, it was white caps all afternoon. the wind blowing it all over the place. so things have calmed down considerably, at least bayside. 15 miles per hour winds out of the northeast closer to san francisco. san jose gusty earlier. you may encounter some branches or not roads as you drive into work tomorrow morning. 55 degrees, wind speed down to ten miles an hour. regionally speaking, contra costa. six miles per hour near dublin win sheltered valleys may er try to get in the upper 30s to 40s to start. i think there will be enough wind mixing in milder air to the lower elevations that will probably start the day mostly in the 40s. check out the highs tomorrow, actually kind of warm out there, especially when you consider it shouldn't be as windy around places like san jose. highs in the upper 60s. 70s closer to santa rosa and mid-60s from san francisco to oakland. let's break down the timing: the two expiration dates for the wind advisory, which has been extended inland. 7:00 a.m., coast, peninsula, the inland east bay valleys and santa cruz mountains. those wind advisories will go away. it may impact the first part of your morning commute, ongoing issuin issue s, north bay hills, same areas that saw the stronger winds: higher hill tops of the north bay. your wind advisories will continue through 11:00 a.m. on tuesday. you kind of see the pattern setting up here. notice for the morning, most of the gusts confined to the higher hills into monday night and tuesday, we're still seeing a few areas along the diablo range and maybe closer to half moon bay seeing those breezy tuesda a lot better, obviously, as the wind speeds start to calm down. unfortunately it would be nice if we could get some rain in here, instead of these inland tracking systems. you can see that steep pressure gradient built between high pressure to the west and low and southern california. that kicks out by tuesday. wind speeds come down, but that blocking high is going to take a lot of the punch out of any incoming storm that tries to drop rain. the best chance might be right there on sunday, but as you're about to see, these rain totals don't look all that good. maybe we get a few showers saturday night into sunday. that map, by the way, out to the 17th should have three to four inches of rain on it. it clearly doesn't. that one chance of showers early next sunday is about it. as we see temperatures actually warming up the next two days, a few 70s will be possible. in fact, we could still see 70s through about wednesday and cooling as we head towards 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