allowing for temperatures to be fairly uniform. low 40s up there where it is coolest. but we look for the fog to clear, cooler today, breeze du with winds out of the west northwest as a dry cold front pushes through the bay area. we'll see 60s, plenty of sun but then a wind advisory posted for tonight through monday. we'll talk about that in the cool down coming up. we start with developing news, the latest on the coronavirus as a u.s. citizen died in china from it. a u.s. embassy spokesperson telling nbc news the citizen why died in wuhan, a woman with underlying health conditions. it's currently 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 privacy. so far 722 people died from the virus worldwide. infecting more than 34,000 people and trapped on a cruise ship off the coast of japan more than 60 passengers have the virus and 11 are americans. luz pena has the latest on that. >> reporter: this is what quarantine at sea looks like. >> everything changed in a blinch. yesterday i was in a cruise ship, happy going along and entertainment. i can do swimming. now today i'm just in jail. >> julie choy 15 day starred january 20th. five a dates later taking a turn when a man onboard tested positive. 64 people tested positive including at least 11 americans. the diamond princess cruise ship is anchored off the coast of japan. >> when i tried to find out who gets sick, is it my next room, nobody say anything. >> even though choy is not symptom attic her every day routine begins with taking her temperature. food left at her door and allowed to leave her cabin three to four days. for an hour. >> the room i'm in right now is interior room without window. >> royal caribbean international announced it's banning all passengers are chinese hong kong or macao pass porpts from boarding ships. in the states the cdc confirmed that four the people from wu hand province are symptom at zbliek all hands on deck to try to contain the outbreak. >> the other passengers are being told the quarantine will be lifted february 19th. back to you. luz, thank you. u.s. santa cruz is helping researchers worldwide is helping examining the strain cht coronavirus. seen there the team at the again only browser has posted the code of the virus online and explaining how it could be manipulated or attacked to find a treatment. the bay area non-profit is donating medical masks to china. med share has masks for the next disaster of fire of volcano but for now used to protect against the coronavirus. they are also shipping 200,000 plastic isolation gowns as well. now of course we have the latest information on the symptoms of the coronavirus. if you are looking for that go to the website. abc7news.com. a presquool aged child in solano has been diegd with measles. the public health department says the child was vaccinated but only one dose. the parents child were vaccinated. they don't know where the child may have contracted the measles. they need to trace the childs steps to notify others. >> we are trying to identify events, locations, gatherings where the child might have been in those days prior to the diagnosis. >> the child was not very active while sick but officials think the child may have spent time in parts of contra costa county. men kicking a front door in and the situation takes the turn when the homeowner confronts the group zbloorp when no one answered, four masked men kicked in the doctor and broke down the door. >> it's a very solid door. one kick it took one kick. >> brose doesn't think her family was targeted she thinks they thought no one was home but they were and her husband chased them out. >> i yelled robbers. and that's when my husband came running out. >> her husband grabbed a burglar but let him go when the driver threatened to run him down. >> shocking within, and scary. >> kathy loss lived on the street 40 years says it never happened but it has mobilized neighbors. >> we're thinking of a neighborhood watch meeting. >> police arrested two burglars at the concord bart station on unrelated charges on thursday. brose's advise, even if you don't open the door let themt know somebody is home. because they go away. >> she says the suspects did make off with a purse and xbox but she is thankful her family is safe. in pleasant hill, anser hassan, abc 7. pennsylvania rape suspect has been arrested after an hourslong standoff at a home in orinda. any day david martin, a mugshot seen here, sped away from officers when any arrived to interview him. he led them on a chase back on hall drive and barricaded himself with a shotgun to his head. after negotiations he surrendered peacefully last night and faces two charges of rape. police in richmond looking for a person who hit a 6-year-old with an suv and drove away. who would do this? happening hon kalinga the away. suspect was driving this 1994 to 2000 green ford explorer. it should have damage to the front of the vehicle. the suv was last seen on 23rd street. all right. parents listen up. happening today bay area students will get a chance to browse for summer jobs thanks to mayor london breed on the board of supervisors if you are looking for something for the kids to do this summer this is the opportunity. the summer resource fair gives students a chance though stay active and engaged not just play on cell phones all day. more than 140 employers are expected to connect families to a variety of programs in science, arting with, technology, sports, music outdoors and plor. today's fair runs from 11:00 until 2:00 it's on ninth avenue. pg&e will shut hoff power during fire conditions to prevent starting wildfires. the utility was criticized over the public safety power shut office because they went beyond areas that were at risk of burning. the new plan includes making outages more targeted to avoid widespread blackouts. saying future outages would be small they are scope and short they are duration. i'm sure people like to hear that. strong winds are expected for parts of the bay area this weekend. a major concern is downed trees and power lines like these from last year. >> power lines happened to be down and streets streetlights off, the downed industry limbs may be harder to see and more of a hazard. >> a wind advisory is expected tonight at 7:00. and lisa argen is here to talk about that. the fog yesterday and now we have to worry about the wind for major parts of the weekend. >> you weren't here last weekend. but the same thing was last sunday with the wind advisory. here we go again. through monday. it's not breezy right now. it's a almost a full moon from the exploratorium camera. temperatures in the upper 40s in san francisco. cooler today. a dry cold front passing through the bay area bringing chilly temperatures and then wind. my full accuweather seven-day forecast forecast next. >> chifl temperatures so nice yesterday. sun out, gorgeous. tank you, lisa. seven democrats debatewood days to go before the new hampshire primary. more on the feisty exchanges and the sharp contrast. >> we're a day away from one of the biggest nights in hollywood we tell you what to expect at the oscars coming up. and my side super soft? 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federal budget we spent spend now. >> what medicare for all will do is save the average american substantial sums of money. >> the affordable care act is now nearly ten points more popular than the president of the united states. why would we talk about blowing it up. >> we can start making health care better for americans from the beginning. but we have to agree to do that. >> and then throughout the night a recurring theme was candidas going after mayor pete buttigieg, the other candidate performing well in iowa. a number of candidates hitting him for his lack of experience, senator amy choeb klobuchar went after him a number of times. senator warren did too and bernie sanders signed to the blossoming rivalry. he attacked buttigieg for taking in donations from billionaires. looking ahead, the new hampshire primary three days away. we had delays in the iowa caucus results the preventing buttigieg or sanders from having the big moment in the spotlight saying they were vikts on the night of the caucus. on tuesday once the votes are counted it's a secret ballot. we'll likely see the first candidate from the 2020 race get to walk on stage and claim victory. abc news, manchester, new hampshire. a lot said in that three-hour debate. the fact checkers were hard at work last night to find out which claims hold up. head over to the website, abc 7 news.com. michael bloomberg, the former mayor of new york was not on last night's stage because he failed to qualify. but the billionaire is still making sure potential voters know his name. yesterday came word he wants to pay social media influencers $150 to say why they like mike upon instagram and twitter. at devin dwyer explains bloomberg is making good on the word to capitalize on the chaos in iowa but doubling down on on his campaign. >> while his competitors barnstorm iowa bloomberg is sitting out caucusing entirely. charting his own path for the race of 2020. >> the media mogul taking an untested approach to his campaign, skipping the first four primary contests. instead he visited every supertuesday state weeks before the voters head to the polls. zeroing in on delegate rich targets like california and texas. >> i'm going to go and deal with the other states. and nobody is going to the other states except two people. myself and donald trump. >> outside of iowa bloomberg's campaign bankroll is swelling. >> he put his money where his heart is helping to create a movement. >> he spent more than $200 million on ads. >> i heard bloomberg speak. he has been in the fight so long. >> spending a lot of moep but my investment is to keep donald trump from being a president. want me to spend less to get rid of donald trump i don't think so. >> the former mayor self-funding the 2020 bid but without help of donations he is disqualified from debates. but bloomberg says he doesn't think he is missing an opportunity to reach voters. >> i suppose it's good theater. and they're not really debates. they're precanned sound bytes everybody wants to say something that doesn't get them in trouble or does start a controversy that's been prescripted. >> the former republican turned independent now democrat is also honing in on swing states trump won four years ago. if bloomberg's big gamble is a bust he pledged vast resources to help whoever wins the nomination. >> devin dwyer, abc news, washington inkts issues closer to home we know homelessness has been a growing issue across the region. that's why a it's focus of our efforts to build a better bay area. in the south bay a social media post by a homeless woman is gaining attention online. amanda del castillo explains why. >> reporter: there is no shortage of content on the internet and a recent reddit post is racking up comments and compassion for a homeless woman in san jose. >> my connection on reddit helped me from being alienated from society like a lot of people out here for a long time easy to become that way. >> robin powers has been whomless five years. she used red sit posting i got a call from housing. putting a roof over her head. >> i had a two bedroom apartment. i worked in accounting. >> now powers is divorced and suffers from a connective tissue disorder keeping her from work. living under the freeway to keep the winter weather from destroying all she owns. but powers isn't the only one out there. we reached out to the office of supportive housing to learn the process. no one was available for comment but shared this graphic. it details the county system. all homeless people complete this tool. a ceasefire considering the person's need and identify the right housing. powers says the system helps to build a better bay area. >> every building that has gone up i know someone there. you know. it's really happening for people that i know. it's just a few people here and there it's mot just shelters. >> her push started two years ago now the process picks up. >> don't know where they put me but better than where i am. >> powers will complete necessary verification before the process moves forward. in san jose, i'm amanda the oscarss are a day away and last minute preparations are in full swing before the star studded event. abc news reporter. elena gomez is live with more. good morning, elena. >> reporter: good morning, julian. the red kafrpt is rolled out, the final touches made before the big names arrive tomorrow for the oscars. the count down, with a day to go all eyes on the nominees. >> it's so nice to meet you. >> this year's best supporting actor category is one to watch. featuring tom hanks. angstny hopkins. al pacino. brad pitt. >> it's completely stacked with acting legends. remarkably brad pitt is the only one without the act being oscar. >> cynthia arriva nominated for best original song capturings could make history on sunday as the youngest winner to homd the egot, emmy, grammy, oscar and tony award. the star envisioned being oscar nominated. >> you think that would be amazing to go through and be here today. knowing that it has -- is kind of surreal, and wonderful. >> and we can't forget the people behind the scenes like pablo hellman, the visual effects supervisor for the irishman. >> it's the kind of stuff i've been waiting for my professional life. >> hellman and his team use software to restore youth of actors. as excitement and anticipation builds we don't have long to wait to see who takes on the gamz gold statue sunday night. along with the acting awards it's a night of musical performers. five performers singing the nominated songs. elton john and adena manziel. >> thank you so much elena. also hearing billie eilish performing as well. watch tomorrow coverage starts at 10:00 a.m. on abc 7 pifrmgts. and kfl and ryan hosting the show the ninth straight years. catch the special oscars edition monday morning at 9:00 on abc 7. i want 5:21 as you wake up with us. and lisa argen tracking the forecast. >> good morning to you. we are starting out with fog. it's dense in spots. but the big picture, a little bit of rain in the pacific northwest. and it's still looking like we see a dry several days. cold front moving through the bay area brings temperatures down today. but it's a dry cold front. and as it exits the winds really pick up into the evening and tomorrow. i want 51 right now in oakland. 45 in fremont. low 40s in the north bay. and fog certainly an issue from the east bay. 3/4 of a mile livermore with about a quarter mile santa rosa and pet lump. look at the sand carlos airport, down to zero miles here. very foggy in spots and a mile by the delta. with the dense fog it takes a while for things to improve and the fog could move around a bit. with the cloud cover we are slightly mild they are spots. 4 to 6 degrees warm they are hayward and oakland. but the fog something to contend with and slowing you down. live look outside emeryville, dense fog, a cooler amp a as the front pushes through. the winds kick up and breezy and gusty along the coast. a wind advisory from 7:00 tonight until 11:00 monday morning looking at this dry pattern into early next weak. after next weekend looks like it may change. the wind advisory ton, northeast winds 20 to 35 miles an hour in the valleys. upper elevations could see gusts around 60 miles an hour. this is the north and east bay hills looking at possibility of downed trees, power lines like last week. warming up through the week. cool down and had the winds last sunday. once again in weekend. it looks like the same thing for next weekend looking at the gusts, 25 to 40 miles an hour already as we get to the next few hours along the coast. around the bay, not bad. but the winds kick up and slightly breezy. that's because of the cold front pushing through. and here we are at 6:00, 10 to 20 miles an hour around the bay but nothing compared to what we see tomorrow with the gusty winds. a little bit of a cooldown today with numbers in the low 60s. yesterday in the upper 60s in san jose about 62 today over into the east bay. 58 in san francisco. you were 63 yesterday. 65 in santa rosa. upper 50s now on the coast. and checking the rainfall for the next ten days, as we get into next weekend, maybe getting a few drops here. that would be after the 14th and 15th. oscar sunday tomorrow with the chance of showers. and they'll have the breezy winds as well. 6 degrees in los angeles and the accuweather seven-day forecast looking at cooler day today, dense fog to start and the strong gusty winds tonight into actually the entire day tomorrow. those don't end until early monday and cold mornings tuesday. trend for warmer weather midweek and next weekend columns cools off again but dry the next seven days. >> no rain at all. >> hum-um. >> no can't squeeze any out. >> and we're not catching up either. it's getting late in the season. >> stay on top of it thank you. just ahead this morning the warriors on the court but peace makers (elevator rings) great bag. twins! okay, 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