windy weather has been toppling the bay area all day. powerful gusts sent these crashing down around the bay area and some land in san francisco we have new video that shows a huge tree dropped on a sedans windshield. more smashed cars were also spotted in oakland, fallen trees nearly missed a home, causing a huge mess in the front lawn. and taking a look outside, no clouds outside, you can see our camera shaking around, and our night. >> we have the wind advisory in the forecast, those pictures give us a really good idea of why the national weather service issues those. first a review, look out how we have done so far. this is where the current wind speeds top out, we are not done, we are not out of the worst until we get past sunset. santa rosa is near 15 mile-per- hour gusts, sent cisco, 51, oakland, the winner on this page, we had a 59-mile per our guest at the oakland airport today, if we take a look at the current wind speeds, these are like they have been for the last seven hours straight. we have not noticed much improvement yet. these are the gusts, very close to the numbers that i just showed you. that wind advisory is staying in effect until 11:00 tomorrow morning. there are some little nuances in this. in the heart of the bay, the wind advisory expires at 7:00. things will calm down after sunset. more on that and what to expect, next in the complete forecast. nature's power on full display in the san francisco bay, with a high wind putting on quite a show that attracted tourists and locals alike. john has the story. >> reporter: if you have ever wondered what sealevel rise could look like, people on the embarcadero got a preview this morning. we knew that it would be a windy king tide, but even veterans of san francisco could not believe what they were seeing. >> i am on the embarcadero all the time and i've never seen anything like this. it looks like something out of a horror film. the joggers overtaken by waves as they are running, i think everybody is really attracted to it, but at the same time, a little fear freaked out by it. >> the angry water of the bay rose up, drenching those who dared to venture too close. >> what we've got going on down here was a miniature tsunami and it was very unexpected today. >> the ferry service continued. >> it will be scary like the titanic or something. >> two of the fairies shut down because of the high seas, one look at this loading dock tells you why. san francisco's normal attractions on this day took a backseat to what mother nature was serving up. >> it is fun, it changes it up and gives us a change when we don't have much different weather. 's and it feels like i'm going to fly away. >> it is amazing, it is calamity at its best. >> there were real dangers from the high wind, a eucalyptus tree crashed down onto parked cars and streets were closed at mission and fremont after a window was torn from the 41st lore of the millennium tower in the downtown area, sending glass exploding onto the street below. luckily no one was injured. we have been warned climate change will bring more extreme weather at high seas. today we got a taste of what that might be like. >> it is a little preview, it is hard to imagine until you start to see the impact. you start to see more and more of this situation and hopefully more people will realize. >> some say we have pushed nature to the brink and this is what it looks like when it pushes back. the wind was not so fun for one open family that lives long skyline boulevard. a tree came crashing down on talk on topof a master bedroom, fred was out with one of his six kids but his wife was in the room. >> my wife was frantic. the tree fell on the master bedroom. she was in there at the time. >> reporter: the city has been removing dead trees in the area for the last year, but it did not stop this one from crashing down. and also, whipping wind brought down power lines and created more danger for drivers. this is southbound 80, earlier today, some powerlines fell in the middle of the roadway, creating a massive backup. the roadway has since then been cleared. >> that's the sound of a sparking transformer, caught on camera in oakland, you can hear the pops and crackles, all caused by whipping wind, the fire crew says this should serve as a reminder to stay away from down wires. pg&e is working overtime to restore power to thousands of residents, with outages impacting nearly 80,000 customers today. and the east bay is getting the brunt of it all, the last word from pg&e, just under 49,000 customers have lost power. and it is lights out for 21,000 customers in the south bay. the peninsula and the northbay scene 4000 outages each. in san francisco they are a lot luckier, reporting over 200 outages. fremont police say a police proceed with a teen suspect ended in a crash this morning, when an officer stopped a car wanted in connection with a theft. the suspect allegedly rammed his car against the patrol car to escape and he sped away but ended up crashing into another car lowry avenue and farwell drive, causing that vehicle to flip over. the suspect tried to run away, but police caught up with him. back at the crash site, fire crews had to use the jaws of life to free the when many people were out at the bars at the corner of ashbury. the person who pulled the trigger was an off-duty fbi agent. devon has more information. >> reporter: the scene has been cleared. what is far less clear is exactly what unfolded. the fbi, police department and district attorney's office have all investigated. >> police radio traffic suggested early on that this was no average shooting. the san francisco police department says the shooter was an off-duty federal agent, a member of the fbi. what triggered the shooting remains under investigation after >> the involvement of the off- duty federal agencies being investigated. and the protocol is our homicide detail in that investigation along with the san francisco district attorney's office independent investigations bureau. >> reporter: paramedics treated the victim at the scene. they eventually rushed to the hospital. >> an adult male had been shot. police officers rendered aid to that person. he was transferred to a hospital. >> reporter: fbi agents could be seen working with the investors and the police, to collect evidence at the scene of the shooting. released a statement. it read in part the fbi takes any incident involving agent or task force members seriously. the shooting incident is under investigation. the victim's condition has been upgraded, his injuries were initially described as life- threatening. his condition now is being described as non- life- threatening. a man is fighting for his life after he was hit by a car around 3:00 this morning near 19th and coniferous arab boulevard. a red previous was driving along 19th avenue when the man was hit, it is unclear why the man was in the road. the driver remained at the scene, according to police. we have an update on the hit and run that took the life of a toddler in contra costa county, the driver is in custody. the suspect turned himself in last night. hector was standing near his father when he was hit by the suv. hector was airlifted to the hospital. it all happened around 5:00 friday night near 23rd avenue. all of this important information from the community helped lead to the drivers arrest. the coronavirus outbreak has reached new heights, we are learning that the chinese death toll has eclipsed the number of deaths in the sars outbreak for nearly two decades ago with china reporting 811 deaths right now. there are over 37,000 cases confirmed worldwide, health officials say fewer new cases are being reported, which could indicate that efforts to contain the virus are bearing some fruit. and evacuees are being quarantined with five people being tested for the disease. and coming up at 6:00, we spoke to a bay area woman who is in quarantine right now. she shared her harrowing story, her rush to escape the epicenter and the reality of her life, in isolation. stay with us for continuing coverage of the coronavirus. get the latest information on our website. just go to que pacs.com/coronavirus. the field of presidential get smaller every crucial primary this week. efforts for today in the race. a change of heart of where the athletics should build a new ballpark. that's coming up next. can my side be firm? 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 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the most undecided campaign that i've ever seen. it speaks to how much people want to make the right decision. >> the other candidates are good, yes. some of them are, but there are too many of them. that is the problem. >> president trump is holding a rally of his own in new hampshire tomorrow. the white house is set to ask for more funding, the budget proposal for this week, a request $2 billion for the construction of the wall. last year the white house asked for 5 billion, which it did not get from congress. the trump administration is instead expected to divert billions in pentagon funding for the wall. got a new poll shows voters in oakland would prefer the athletics stay at the coliseum, according to the chronicle, the group that commissioned that pole, the east oakland stadium alliance is against the other option, saying this is the first time voters have actually been asked to pick between the two. the new poll shows 62% of voters prefer the coliseum site, prepared to 29% who would pick howard terminal. voters were asked about the move last year, the majority of voters supported building a new privately funded downtown stadium. we are also getting new video into the newsroom of some jaw-dropping wind damage, trees punched a hole in one homeowners ceiling and crushed cars like tin cans in sonoma. one man described the terrifying moments trees came down. >> they saw the shadow of your i was screaming and running right away. i look around, my cars were gone. >> the oakland zoo took some extra precautions due to the high wind and go several hours earlier than normal. and the gondola trail stopped running for the safety of guests . darren is here to tell us what is next. that goes right over the animal attractions like the tigers. i would not want to be on that right now. >> i'm glad they closed that. let us get updated on the wind. first we will look at it from the top of the sales tower. lookout choppy that water is. it is still windy looking out toward alcatraz and belvidere. look at this two ways, these are the sustained wind still going near 30 it will expire around 7:00 it is probably best to come away with a simple idea. look at where the wind behaves here. look at when the sun goes down. the wind advisory expires at seven for the major population centers in and around the bay. you can see the difference by 8:30 tonight but it is coming back, not nearly as strong as it was today. wind speed picks back up tonight again, this time talk on monday, not nearly as strong as it was today. the wind will not turn off completely until tuesday. the north bay is a very similar story. you can see where the wind is now, things really quiet down after sunset and tomorrow morning they picked back up again. you can see that chill in the mountains and the guests, 15 to 20 miles per hour for many communities today. still a breezy day. the morning though stays relatively warm. the wind does not allow the thermometer to drop as low as it otherwise would have. the daytime high is pretty warm at 72% for santa rosa, middle to upper 60s for most of the rest of the bay area. then the story becomes the warm up with low 70s by the time we get into the early and middle part of this week, the daytime high is climbing, it will be sunny and it will be warm, and it will be dry, no rain coming our way. >> no rain, that puts a smile on my face. sunday, spittle settling at fort sports. getting you set up before spring training, can you believe it? nothing happened in the final round for the first time ever in the 83 year history of pebble beach. golf up top, the sunday after the super bowl. you got the king of pebble beach, surfs up, not too far from this fellow, learn new - - never getting the waters. check this out. a one-shot lead on phil mickelson. as for mickelson, things went sideways in the eighth hole. the five-time winner hit it over the green. how did you figure with the short game? the eens were so firm, it could not hold. he would have to pencil at a double bogey. taylor's lead extended, and how windy was it? his lead was dwindled before this shot at 15. look at this. 's lead, it went back up to three. then he was calm, cool and collected all day. park but for the wire to wire win. he is the first canadian to win this coveted event. second qualifying when, pga and u.s. open. >> i was relatively calm for this scenario, going into the round. i slept very average last night, which i cited. when we went to tea on tee off, to be honest i think it made this round slower. i never felt rushed, i think that helped a lot. >> it was a hard day but i got outplayed. i'm fine with that and i will continue to get better, give myself more chances, and i'm really excited about the rest of the year. >> the nba and the warriors, and did you see the debut of the new star player? this is andrew wiggins, acquired via trade on thursday from minnesota. the 4-year-old was aggressive outside and inside here, 24.31 minutes, he added five steals, the first overall pick in 2013 loves the change of scenery. the temporal's timberwolves had lost 13 games in a row. >> coming here, being part of a winning team in winning culture is different. losing is never fun, you know. and just being here, you can tell by everyone's attitude, there are winners everywhere. that is something i wanted for my whole career. and i'm here. >> russell wilson, there to cheer on his sister anna. they took it to usc today, sunday under 59 and wilson from deep. the colonel jumped out to a lead, the stanford record is 21 and three. how is it going for the gold clad women? he hosted ucla, the bears on the run, nice fake from lonnie mcintosh. the force overtime. and michaela just did the dirty work inside. the record drops to ten. and hit matt mcgraw, he used to play for the raiders, now he plays for the new york franchise, against the limegreen tampa franchise, watch the different rules here for the nfl. you see the kick-off here, sideline, 5 yards apart, downfield. austin nearly took it to the house, he almost broke the second quarter we will show you this play, new york in the red zone the guardians blew out the vipers, 23-3. we are going to have football all year round. we have it outdoors, we have the oakland panthers indoors. it is a football world. >> that is job security. thank you. stay with us, we will be right back. this is the denny's super slam. two bacon, two sausage, two eggs hash browns and pancakes and now make those pancakes all you can eat for a buck. that's where the duper comes in. the all new super duper slam just seven ninety nine. see you at denny's. it is no kentucky derby but this annual race draws just as big of a crowd, hundreds gathered to watch the annual llama race. check out the cute jockeys. they are a common pet in ecuador. children are responsible for grilling, sizing and cleaning up after them. riding a llama. those were kids. not full grown adults, folks. thank you for joining us. have a good night. before the first in the nation primary. >> we need to bring new voices to washington d.c. >> quijano: also tonight, president trump strikes back with impeachment behind him, the president attacks his critics and takes aim at winning re- election. coronavirus deaths top sars, how the outbreak is hurting businesses across this country. who will go home with oscar?ght. plus new worry for americans struggling with medical debt. >> you wouldn't think you would go over to jail over a medical bill. >> quijano: and no bones about it: in the dog eat dog world of politics, this california town has found the perfect candidate for mayor. >> my favorite politician.

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