east: but it's the number on the top line that will grab most pool's attention. it's the peak gust so far not mountains. we hit the north bay. but as far as where you live, look at the rest of the numbers. santa rosa hill 33-mile-an-hour gust within the last hour. and concord at 35. and san francisco hit 28. we are seeing similar numbers to that in the east bay for places like oakland though not as strong there and san jose seeing this at 14 miles per hour. as we look at the map as a whole, these are the current wind speeds. that's what the sustained number is. so it's 15 sustained in hayward. 13 in oakland. 6 in san jose. now the gusts as the winds pick up in intensity. ever so often, hayward hit 23. and concord at 37. and there's livermore at 3 # 2. all right. as you probably expect the wind advisory in effect doesn't expire until 11 a.m. on monday. but the worst of the winds will come through the afternoon for most of us. i am going to spotlight that in more detail in the complete forecast but there's one other thing i want to point out. it's not just a wind advisory for most lations look at area owinupin red. as you get on 08 and work through the delta, carquinez, that's where we have a high wind warning where we will see gusts to 60. anyone traveling on 80o the delta between now and 4:00 thissa this afternoon, expect dangerous winds to affect travel. fierce over the coronavirus didn't keep crowds away from san francisco's chinese new year parade. >> kpix5 betty yu spoke to those who said the coronavirus was not on a their mind. >> reporter: the chinese new years parade has grown to become the yarnlg largest in the country. businesses in chinaton say foot traffic is down because of the coronavirus scare, tonight the show went on before a big crowd. tonight dragons, dancers and marchers rang in the year of the rat in colorful and festive fashion down market street. >> really, it's just a wonderful community gathering. and a great chance to celebrate the chinese new year. reexte to comout here and support our daughter. >> reporter: judging by the huge turnout, concerns over the coronavirus didn't overshadow the popular annual parade. currently there, are no diagnosed cases of the virus in san francisco. . >> i know that they were concerned about people not coming. and i can see by the people here that people didn't stay away because of that. >> reporter: parade organizers closely monitored the developments. and decided not to cancel the event because following guidance from the cdc, they were confident the risk of contracting the virus was low. they also wantedtodiscourage zen obandiscrimination againstic aans. >> we brought masks but didn't wear them. and life has a lot of risks. i mean i. think they are doing as much as they can to protect the american people.>> from they exciting there's so much doing a lot to make sure that thecoronavirus doesn't come in. >> reporter: health officials are reminding people to follow standard flu precautions. . >> people are scared right now. nobody wants to get sick i understand that. but, i was talking about tonight with my family, and they were cautious anxiously to go and i said i will go i know i need to stay away from people if they are coughing and i will wash my hands. . >> reporter: in san francisco, betty yu, kpix5. . here's a look at latest numbers. a number of deaths in china linked to the outbreak is now 811. that surpasses the number of deaths linked to the sars outbreak in 2002 and 3. the number of confirmed coronavirus cases in china is more than 36,000. here in the u.s., a number of confirmed casethe american who died in china. according to a count from reuters, the virus spread to 27 countries and regions. bay area researchers are working to understand the virus. scientists at biotech lab in portlede ity are testing a ises to quy and accurately detect the sequence of the coronavirus dna. the team is in withthe chinese center for disease control to ship several devices to support emergency efforts overseas. and stay with kpix5 and cbs and bay area for continuing coverage for the coronavirus. get the latest information on our website just go to kpix.com/coronavirus. . 26 victims are now confirmed dead after a mass shooting inthailand. another 57 people are wounded. most of the shootings happened in a shopping mall. many shoppers fled in terror as you can imagine. the country's prime minister says it's the bloodiest shooting spree. authorities say a soldier angry himp gunman g in the mall where he had been holed up. . and back here in the bay area a richmond family is mournithloss of their 4- year-old son. his name was hector. and witnesses say he was standing with his family holding a box of popsicles when a driver slammed into him and took off. 4-year-old hector did not survive the crash near coa linga and 23rd street. police are looking for the driver. and kpix5 shows us they have a significant clue. . >> reporter: police say this is the metallic blue suv that hit the boy. the family of four had just returned from the store. there they were unloading groceries from the prius when the crash happened. witnesses say a little 4-year- old hector was holding a box of popsicles waiting for the family to grab the ot oceries etch was standing near his father on the driver's side door. that was when a speeding suv hit him. he landed about 25 feet away from the family car. . >> i heard a mom's cry. and a mom's cry is just really specific. you feel it in your heart. >> reporter: neighbor veronica ran out from the backyard to comfort the family. as another neighbor performed cpr on hector. paramedics airlifted the boy to a hospital where he later died. veronica is especially worried about hector's sister because the little girl witnessed the crash. >> now she has trauma. she has been traumatized and she is probably only like 7 years old. >> reporter: witnesses say the hit-and-run driver was a young black man in his 20s. he had a passenger. >> the guy came 35, maybe 40 miles miles per hour down the road and hit the kid here. and i saw him and he came up to about where my car was parked and came to a complete stop and turned around and i am pretty sure he saw what happened and just sped off. >> reporter: neighbors say speeding is a big problem on coalinga avenue. drivers go fast on the street. >> we are looking between the years of 99 and 20 had been 03 2003 two-door ford explorer which is not as common. it's a uncommon vehicle. >> reporter: inveorer s afr marketchrome rims and possibly a white sticker on the back window. the suv sustained minor frond enterdamage. neighbors will rally around the family to help them cope with the tragedy. richmond police are asking the public to look out for the suv. they need help to track down the driver and the passenger. in richmond i am da lin, kpix5. . an emotional moment a vigil was held for a 16-year-old student who was shot and killed at deer valley high school last week. friends and family remembered jonathan parker as a loving kid who liked to stay home and play video games. shooting that ended his life happened on january 31st. police say the gunfire erupted during a fight that broke out after a basketball game. jonathan was hit three times and rush to the hospital, but he died hours later. so far, no arrests have been made. . new video of a wild pursuit through solano and cost are a costa counties. the chp helicopter was overnight as carjacking suspects sped down interstate 780 # in vallejo and across the venetia bridge into contra costa. the stolen pickup turned back but the chase came to an abrupt end when the driver sped into a curb and rolled the truck onto its roof. that's when police took the two 17-year-olds, a male from venetia and female from vow lay hoe into custody. police want you to look at a missing person's photo. this is 19-year-old angelo la magalle who walked away late friday night from a home near wallace lane and badger road where he lives with the caregiver e has a brain injury that can make it difficult or impossible for him to community with people or comprehend his surroundings. he was last with a black track suit with blue stripes. it's been week since hundreds of campers were forced to leave a trail but where did they. go? >> reporter: few different estimates on how many people lived on the joe rodota trail, 250 maybe more at one point. so where do things stand now? one week after this trail was officially closed, and cleared out. . >> we wanted to pick a spot that was the least impact to our neighbors. and to the county. >> reporter: at the end of the wept west robles avenue there's the largest single group of people displaced. ashley williams does not live here but she has effectively organized the encampments. >> they will pop up all over the county because they have disbursed the trail without giving everybody services. >> reporter: the county rejects that assertion. this is what they said the day the trail was closedch. >> we have offered shelter. and we have placed nearly 50 people or assisted with housing assistance vouchers and we have tried to connect them to shelters available. but it depends on what their needs are. and what they want to do next. >> reporter: so with exactly 31 people, this new camp might represent around 20% of those who just walked away from joe rodota would be week ago. >> right now, this is the only site i know that's like this where we have a roster of who is out here. we have a mission statement for the camp. >> reporter: site is across the street from county property anddeclared an illegal encampment but williams hope that is negotiable. >> we are trying to get through to be out here foreare. forever. >> reporter: the county was not available but camp residents are hoping for trash, toilet and possibly security arrangements. in short they are hoping for some kind of meeting with authorities that will allow them to stay for a little while. >> we are trying to bridge the gaps that weren't happening at the trail here. and trying to make it a better camp for people. so that they feel safer and so the county feels safer with the people congregating in one place. . >> reporter: in sonoma county wilson walker kpix5. as king tides roll into the bay area an environmental group say big waves could be a like. >> and heavy rain hits parts of australia and puts out parts of the wild fire but the water is causing major flooding. fighting climate change isn't just about polar bears. we're fighting for our lives, we're fighting for clean air and clean water. that's why i wrote the law to send billions from polluters to communities suffering the most. and only one candidate for president was with us back then, tom steyer. and he's still fighting for us, pledging to make clean air and clean water a right for everyone, regardless of your zip code. that's the truth. that's tom steyer. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. . parts of oregon are dealing with massive flooding this weekend. members of the national guard award two helicopters to lift several people to safety. here's one of the rescues. in this case it was a with woman who slipped off a trail while hiking. and sustained several different injuries. governor brown is declared a state of emergency in three different oregon counties. . king tides are hitting the bay area beaches this weekend. and environmentalists say in pacific say they offer a glimpse into the future. the conservation group green foothills warns if something is not done to slow or reverse global warming, these extraordinary waves could and new normal for coastal communities. . >> when it come to the ocean, and the powerful force that the ocean is, i think we are kind of dilutin prever force of an ocean. . >> green foothill says it's an urgent problem that must be answered by equally urgent wea issue at hand. and just to update you on what the wind has been doing over the last hour, i am going to show you that same image that's got the peak wind gusts on it and it's the top number that grabs most pool's attention. mount st. helena at 81 miles per hour. but no one lives up there. that's way up in the mountains of the north bay. let's call out the other place where we live. cantedda rosa 33-mile-an-hour gust in the last hour. and concord 35. and san francisco, 28. that's in the city. but it's hit 33-mile-an-hour gust out at sfo. hayward, you are the one spot in the east bay that is registering noticeable gust of 23 miles per hour. doesn't itis not noticeably breezable but none of the sensors say we have bigger gusts. and san jose 14-mile-an-hour gusts. i mean that's not a whole lot. look at sustained wind in san jose, it's a 6-mile-an-hour breeze that occasionally gusts to 14. current wind speeds on the screen. everybody is noticed the wend pick up to some degree. and if we switch this over to the gust, you can see where the peak issues are. it's really along the coast. and still confined to the mountains. really up in the north bay and east bay. all right. that means the wind advisory in place until we get to 11:00 tomorrow morning. everyone where in blue is included in this. notice how most of the elevation in and around bay and communities of the north bay are not included. doesn't mean it's not going to be windy there. we have seen the wind pick up. it won't be bad enough to meet the criteria. and there's one other eye testimony we need to point out here. there's actually a high wind warning which is like two notches above a wind advisory. this means the winds will be noticeably more intense for the area in red and we are looking at the delta. this is basically where i-08 cuts up through fairfield. that's the main concern because travel concerns is the biggest factor there until 4 in the afternoon. if we watch the way the wind plays out, this gets us ahead to 1 in the afternoon. this is peak wind gusts time. now we are seeing gusts hit near 30 across much of the bay area. we are taking a look across the south bay and east bay here. so it gets strongest in the afternoon and dies down a bit overnight and by tomorrow we get a break. let's do the same for the north bay. i will play it forward into the afternoon once again similar story. pes coming through the afternoon. and by tonight, things start tocalm down at lower elevations where the majority of us live, places like santa rosa petaluma. daytime highs. be back up into the low 60s for most places i don't think the temperatures are really going to be when you notice about today. it is the wind. but temperatures will be what you notice about monday and tuesday. look at that warmup. we turn the wind off and will warm temperatures up. low 70s for inland spots and mid-60s for much of the rest of the 7-day throughout the rest of the day. no rain. see you with more coming up later. . there is plenty of rain in australia. torrential rain there has prompted good and bad to parts of australia. the storm extension wished a major wild fire 10 weeks in new south wales. the problem is all that rain caused pretty maiming flooding. some drivers underestimated flooded roads including this man whose wife was a passenger. >> she was not very happy. but [inaudible] >> more than 40 people have been rescued from those flood waters. . and coming up enthusiastic giants fans get a early taste of spring as they converge on oracle park for the annual fan fest. . >> good morning. sunday a day of rest. no. not for the channel 5 sports team. no. hey, in case you woke upwondering what happened last night. lakers and warriors. that's what happened at chase center. in action. mayor bloomberg and president obama worked together in the fight for gun safety laws, to improve education, and to develop jobsed obama: at a time when washington is divided in old ideological battles he shows us what can be achieved when we bring people together to seek pragmatic solutions. bloomberg: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. . good morning. i have highlights in my pocket and i am not afraid to use them. i am going get you going this morning a. what kind of a saturday night was it? it was andrew wiggins night at chase center. sit back and enjoy the newest golden state warrior who hit from everywhere. corner pocket, 3. 24 points and 31 minutes. not enough to stop lakers and lebron james. james we are done here. and lakers outlasted the dubs 125-120. give meet st. mary's gale force crowd. they were ready but so were the men in black. i am talking about number 2 gonzaga. the 17th straight win in moraga. 90 to 60 was the final. and tough one for st. mary's. stanford and colorado and a slam of the head to the floor. that's oscar desilva hit by evan batty. you will see batty broke it up by the collision there. but then batty got right and probing up stanford. once down 16, colorado won 81- 74. they have lost 5 of 6 now. n golf the third round of the pebble beach pro a.m. mickelson from the cat box at 13. and are you kidding me? weekend hackers. shot of 5 under 67 moved to second place. and he is trailing first, second and third round later. and headed into sunday, you know who else is down on the monterey peninsula my colleague dennis will bring you reaction from the final round today, and could phil mickelson win it when that event for the 6th time and qualify for the u.s. open? a lot riding for the man who hits from the left side. that's enough. i will see you later. . encouraging news for the sharks. captain logan appears to be a step closer to returning after severing an ankle fracture in game last moit month. he's been doing cautious skate and told the san jose mercury news that his walking boot was removed almost a week ago. san jose host calgary tomorrow evening. . thousands of baseball fans gathered at oracle sa francisco for the giants' fan fest. it was a chance for fans to runt bases, tour the ball park and meet favorite players including buster posey and a returning favorite. >> go giants. dickn in a q and a session and we got to ask questions on what they liked to do and you know, anything you can ask and they answer is fun. >> single game tickets for the 2020 season also nt on sale yesterday. the red carpet is rolled out and later today, the stars will be out in hollywood for the 92nd academy awards. but, you know what, the care mob ceremony is not just about the film. n chelle medina shows how hollywood's biggest night is fashion's biggest night. >> we have. >> reporter: kenneth has quite the collection of glamorous gowns dressing stars like kerr carrie underwood. >> one of the dreams is dress on the ma aaway. >> reporter: the walk takes minutes but takes weeks to make sure the look is right. >> you have to make sure the color or trend is on point because if you're off, then no celebrity will wear it. no publication will use it. >> reporter: he works with celebrity stylists to create the cinderella moment a. star can borrow a dress from his new collection or have something custom made. but even after all that work, there's no guarantee that the dress will be worn. >> like winning a lotto. you know, you just never know. >> reporter: the variety contributing fashion editor says the red carpet moment does matter. from bright colors, puffy sleeves to accessories, these are the trends consumers will soon shop. >> and i think it is inspirational at home to sort of what can i take from this? how do i make this my own? >> reporter: barless can't name names, he will be watching the red carpet oscar sunday. >> and for her to wear my design, it's a little validation of any designer's vision that you are doing what you are supposed to do. >> reporter: it's passion for fashion which drives him to create iconic looks that could one day go down in fashion history. nichelle medina cbs news, los angeles. one thing you wouldn't see at the oscars this year, me meat. it's the latest big hollywood even