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devoted a's fans flocked to jack london square to celebrate the upcoming baseball season. while they are still supporting the team. despite plans for the a's to continue with their move to las vegas. and huge crowds come to downtown san francisco to mark the biggest turnout in decades for the chinese new year parade, we'll recap some of the highlights from the celebration from ktvu fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. >> welcome to ktvu mornings on two. i'm allie rasmus. it is sunday, february 25th. >> hi everyone. happy weekend. happy sunday i'm frank mallicoat. you can see sunrise behind us. beautiful morning beautiful night. full moon out there in rosemary is here to talk all about it. >> yes. my goodness, what a beautiful saturday. right? very splendid weather. temperatures were 5 to 10 degrees above average yesterday. not the case for today. temperatures are

falling back down giving you a look here into san francisco. now this morning temperatures are within a few degrees of yesterday. so it feels very similar. the winds are light. it's a nice start to the day. low 40s to low 50s across the bay area. this morning 54 degrees to start your day in san francisco in the north bay 43 in napa, the inner east bay 40 to start your morning in livermore. not seeing much in the way of fog out there this morning. so we will call for partly cloudy skies with an increase in high clouds for today and temperatures are falling off by several degrees. san francisco went to 71 yesterday, 61 the forecast high for this afternoon . in a better look at your bay area sunday, plus the rain expected to arrive for tomorrow. coming up thank you rosemary. >> new this morning. police say more than 50 cars were broken into at a berkeley apartment complex. and they say one crew is responsible for all that damage. ktvu is amanda quintana joins us live in berkeley now with details. good morning. >> good morning. so this is the

aquatic apartment complex. and police say 53 cars. that's how many they identified here in the west berkeley neighborhood. that were hit on thursday night. you can see one of the cars here still with some plastic wrap. they're trying to cover up the window and then just walking through this parking lot. a lot of glass still in this parking lot and video posted on social media on friday shows this parking lot. and you can see car after car with windows smashed. the police officers association says all of these break ins are tied to the same overnight crew. we don't know yet why these cars were targeted. what was taken, if anything, or who police are looking for. but this is the second incident. like this. just this week on wednesday, nearly two dozen cars parked at the north berkeley bart station were broken into. police say at least 23 cars had their windows smashed and items were taken. there and that was pretty surprising for people who use

that bart station daily. but so far, no arrests for that incident, either. berkeley police say that car break ins are a recurring issue. they posted on facebook trying to give people some tips for things that you could do to try to avoid that. try to keep your car safe. they say take all of your belongings out of your car when you go inside. another tip that they had was to park in a well-lit area. try to find a parking lot that is secure. of course, this is private parking, but you know, people were able to come in here easily and hit a lot of cars here and in this neighborhood. live in berkeley. amanda quintana, ktvu, fox two news. >> amanda. thank you. police in antioch are investigating the deadly shooting of a teenage boy. officers say they found the 16 year old inside a car near lone tree way early yesterday morning. they now believe someone shot and killed the teen at a different location more than a mile and a half away, and then left his body in that vehicle near lone tree way. police have not shared any

information so far about a possible suspect or motive for the killing. the family of an east bay man killed in a hit and run crash in san francisco is now making an emotional plea. >> they are calling on the driver responsible for the death of 31 year-old david bridges jr, to surrender to authorities immediately, the antioch man was run over and killed in the early morning hours of february the eighth. that happened at sixth and bryant in san francisco, south of market neighborhood. >> it makes you realize that your days are not promised. you know you never know what could happen and how fast it could change. >> so far, so far, there is no description of the vehicle that hit and killed bridges or the person behind the wheel, and family members hope that driver will do the right thing and turn himself in. the director of the san francisco municipal transit agency, muni, is giving an update on the terrible improvement project in an op-ed published yesterday, the sf

standard, jeffrey tumlin says that project in the city sunset district, is on schedule to be completed in the fall. business owners in the area have told us that the work has been noisy and the number of customers has dropped as much as 40% since the project started. tumlin acknowledged the disruption, but says the improvements are worth it and will last for another 50 years once they're complete. >> and tesla ceo elon musk says he will make things right with the san jose pie shop after tesla unexpectedly canceled an order worth thousands of dollars at the last minute. as ktvu jesse gary explains the bakery owner's plight went viral on social media and the community is rallying behind her. >> fresh from the oven. a steaming controversy has cooled and led to a bumper crop of success for the giving pie bakery. it's not even 11, and we already are out of pies, and we have to make another run for it. this run on pie minis and full

size comes courtesy of the willow glen community and beyond. shortly after the 7 a.m. opening friday, nonstop customers for owner ross tirrenia, from first timers to long timers. i came this morning to bring a bunch of pies to my work. >> we only had savory, the savory were delicious, so i'm back. now that she's restocked on some fruit pies. >> these snacks here are so delicious. like, it's like if you if you used to like your grandmother making like, home good baked goods and everything, it's like that. probably a little better. no disrespect to grandma, the consensus feeling is the act of disrespect was done to the so-called pie lady. >> this after tesla submitted orders for 2000 pies, adding up to $6,000. then canceled the madagascar native, raised in paris took to social media and the community response has been overwhelming. it's my neighborhood. >> this is the way people treat our companies that are family owned in this neighborhood,

people placing orders, people are buying gift cards, but they don't want the gift cards. >> they just want to give us the money. >> elon musk, via the x platform says will make things good with the bakery. people should always be able to count on tesla. the pie lady says. tesla has resubmitted orders for 3200 pies for two events next month. meanwhile while the line grows and she's making more money than was projected with the canceled order, the restaurant at the organization itself represents something well for the valley, and i think nowadays that's that's needed. if all of this has you hankering for some pie, you should know there's now a 36 hour wait time and you can't pick it up on sunday because they're normally closed on sunday, and they've decided to take monday off as well to recuperate from all of this. the willow glen section of san jose, jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news a lot of pie. >> okay, jesse, thanks for that. tens of thousands of local oakland a's fans all gathered at

jack london square this weekend. they came to celebrate the new baseball season. despite the a's plans to move to vegas soon, the team's management stopped hosting an official fan fest event after the 2019 season, so these a's fans held their own event show. they still support the major league baseball franchise that first came to oakland in 1968. many wearing green t shirts urging current a's owner john fisher to sell that team. >> it is embarrassing. i mean, a bunch of, uh, my friends are like, so what are you going to do? that's embarrassing. i love the a's, but ownership is pushing everybody away. i mean, it's pushing me away. >> oakland mayor shank tao telling the big crowd she was honored to attend this event that was organized by those oakland a's fans. the mayor says the street party sends a clear message to the team's ownership group that this city still wants a baseball team. we don't need billionaires who fail as a party . >> we know how to blow ourselves up. army

>> well, we have showed the world today is that oakland's got the best fans on the planet. >> thank you. and the mayor added she will continue the fight to keep the a's in oakland , but the team's ownership continues to make plans to move the a's to a new home on the las vegas strip. >> fans were on social media posting away those photos of the day. you can see thousands of people out there in green and gold, many posted. it was the perfect weather and the perfect event to show the a's and mlb that the a's still have plenty of fans who care a lot about the team's future. well hundreds of thousands of people filled the streets of downtown san francisco for the city's annual chinese new year parade. >> organizers say it was the biggest turnout in decades. people lined the parade route to celebrate the year of the dragon. they came to watch the dazzling display of colorful floats, marching bands, dancers and of course, plenty of

dragons, parade lovers of all ages agree that the weather was perfect. >> i love seeing all the floats. i like seeing all the different types of people that come out. >> what's your favorite so far? dragon actress, comedian and rapper awkwafina was this year's grand marshal, and once again, ktvu fox two was honored to broadcast the chinese new year parade with host claudine wong and mike mibach. >> it was a lot of fun. i was out there last i think i saw you there. i am with my son. yeah, it's always it's like an unofficial company party, really, for us here at ktvu, because it's the best chance for us to see our colleagues that we love, that we never see on nightside or christian captains usually out in san francisco. right? so we all get together, not to mention the viewers too. >> a lot of folks out there, and it was perfect weather, just gorgeous, gorgeous night. coming up next, a worker owned grocery store in the city is now facing a legal challenge why the business is being sued for the second time in two months, and

former president donald trump is another step closer in his bid to secure the republican nomination for president. >> he won the south carolina primary, of course, but his opponent, nikki haley, says she will not drop out of the race just yet. >> and a live look there over the city. i'm tracking a cooldown for your afternoon this morning. partly cloudy and a bit of a chill in the air. have a look at the current conditions, your afternoon highs, and what you can expect

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>> every election is important. it's not in every contest, and every measure is important. and, you know, uh, people have to realize that, you know, if they're not casting their vote, then they're really not participating in what happens around them in their communities . >> polling centers will open up at 7:00 in the morning on tuesday, march 5th, and close at 8:00 that night. and voters are not just weighing in on the presidential race on super tuesday. also on the ballot, the california senate race, the top two candidates will move on to the general election to fill the senate seat. currently held by laphonza butler and all californians can weigh in on the only proposition on the ballot. prop one, if approved, would authorize nearly $7 million in bonds to build mental health treatment facilities across the state. there's also a number of open congressional seats, including one contest to decide who will replace congresswoman anna eshoo, who is retiring this year. we have everything you need to know ahead of the election on our website. visit ktvu.com to find more information about what's on the

ballot and how you can vote where you live. >> time now is 715. former president donald trump celebrating his latest big victory in his effort to return to the white house. trump easily defeated former governor nikki haley in her own home state in the south carolina primary yesterday. the latest vote count shows he won by more than 20 points. trump says his large margin of victory in south carolina clearly puts him in a path to his third straight republican nominee for president . >> and even bigger win than we anticipated. and. i was just informed that we got double the number of votes that has ever been received in the great state of south carolina. so that's pretty good. >> so it's a record time. >> trump's win in south carolina follows his other decisive victories in the iowa caucus new hampshire and nevada. however nikki haley is making it very clear she has no plans to drop out of the race. there are huge

numbers of voters in our republican primaries who are saying they want an alternative. >> i'm not giving up this fight when a majority of americans disapprove of both donald trump and joe biden. >> haley is trump's only remaining opponent in the race for the gop nomination. she's likely staying in the race in case the former president is ruled in eligible for the office for his role in the insurrection at the capitol three years ago, a number of lawsuits out there and super tuesday by the way, is only nine days away. well from presidential politics to home economics, it appears inflation is affecting the tooth fairy. >> she isn't paying as much for teeth this year. delta dental says that the tooth fairy gave an average of about $6 a tooth last year, and now it's down to about $5, and inflation is suspected to be part of the reason. pass numbers show that the amount paid for teeth usually mirror economic trends.

>> it's certainly gone up. when i was a kid. well, yeah, $5 is still is pretty good. >> a good bounty for a tooth. >> yeah. mine was more the coinage we didn't get paper bills from the tooth fairy, but that's inflation. over the years . rosemary. good morning. good morning. how are we doing weather wise? it looks like a great start. >> yeah. our temperatures are a little inflated. yesterday i guess, compared to where we should be for this time of year. the temperatures are coming back down. i hope you had a chance to get out and enjoy it. maybe you're at the chinese new year parade. the weather was fabulous even i think it was like 60 degrees still into the evening hours yesterday in san francisco . so here's a beautiful view into the city. we have a little bit of fog back there. visibility. not a problem. this morning. let's take a look at the changes coming our way, and then we'll take a look at your temperatures on the back end of the forecast. we do have a system off the southern california coastline at this time, bringing us a little bit of clouds before today. we also have a front that is dropping in

from the north. so we're going to get a little bit of a mixture from that to the north. and what is coming off the pacific. and the sierra is going to get snow. so there is an advisory that begins this evening at 10:00, goes all the way until tuesday morning. snowfall amounts for this area could see anywhere from six inches to about a foot of snow. take a look at that. homewood projection there. nine inches, five inches all the way down to blue canyon, indicating snow levels are going to drop to about 5000ft, maybe even below, because as we're seeing a two inches there at pollock pines. so expect that that to impact the drive along i-80 as well as highway 50 tonight into early tuesday morning. now for us, we're looking at the possibility of a few 107 inch to about a quarter inch. it doesn't look like much for us in the future. cast. here, we'll show you. we are dry today, but we will notice an increase in clouds. temperatures begin to cool, and tomorrow morning the pacific northwest is seeing some active weather. it looks like a

southern california will have a better opportunity at this wet weather for us. we're going to just have on and off isolated showers, at least the possibility. and then we're dry on tuesday. we're dry on wednesday, we're dry most of thursday. but by thursday night, a new system bringing us the chance for showers. and right now, next week, it looks like it could be a little soggy as i roll you through friday. saturday and sunday. so today is a dry day, but a cooler day tomorrow. scattered showers followed by another chance on thursday. winds out there generally light and calm and our temperatures this morning a bit on the cool side. 43 in napa along the peninsula, 45 in redwood city. we do have half moon bay at 50 degrees this morning for the afternoon, a low 60s expected for our coastline, 60 in pacifica, 61 in san francisco, mid upper 60s for the inner east bay, san jose going to 70 yesterday. san jose hit 75. so even though you're still well above average, you are a little bit cooler than yesterday. and your extended forecast here showing you our temperatures will continue to

cool a bit into the afternoon. low 60s expected. uh, we'll call for cloudy skies and wet weather tomorrow and then again, the possibility by thursday night. back to you. >> sounds good. thank you. rosemary. heart disease is the leading cause of death for women in the united states. but it can be harder to detect in women. a medical expert joins us later this morning in studio to share the most important things women need to know to protect themselves. >> then kayakers and paddle boarders heading to what is usually one of the driest places on earth to hit the water. we'll explain how this lake came back to life in death valley national park.

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safety issues during the pandemic. employees say they are asking the store's parent company, barnabee, for better wages, job security and better health and safety practices. the union will include employees at stores in berkeley, san francisco, oakland, palo alto and santa cruz. we contacted the company that owns those stores for comment, but could not reach anyone. >> a solano county librarian who gained a large social media following says he's leaving his post to prioritize his mental health. this is a place where i've always felt safe, where i've always felt like i belong. >> i've always felt like i've had friends. michael threets is the supervising librarian for the fairfield civic center library. >> he was one of ten recipients last year at the prestigious award from the american library association, and has nearly 2 million followers. between instagram and tiktok. he often posts inspiring videos on social media promoting literacy, kindness and messages about mental health. in a video announcing his departure,

threets thanked his coworkers and said he hopes to fight for literacy and appear before congress. >> bart will expand a program that gives riders a chance to read a short story on their ride . bart started installing kiosks at a handful of stations a few years ago that print out short stories on a receipt. there's a look at what that kiosk looks like, the transit agency says it will install another kiosk at the san leandro bart station. bart is also now calling on bay area teens to submit their poetry to be added to the kiosk. selections the theme is bay is home. march 8th is the deadline to submit. the winners will receive a gift card and have their work published and shared through those kiosks. >> very cool. >> today in san francisco, the corpse flower at the california academy of sciences could begin its multi-day blooming process. flower name for mirage is known for its overwhelming odor, often compared to the smell of decaying flesh. today starts the window, which you could start

blooming, and once that happens, it will only be in bloom for about 1 to 3 days. if you can make it to the cal academy to catch the smelly bloom, you can watch mirage's progress on the cal academy live stream. well, the eiffel tower is back open today after almost a week long strike. employees are back at work at the iconic structure after a new contract. their union was demanding better maintenance of the eiffel tower and improve wages. operator of the eiffel tower says it will spend some $412 million on renovating it. it's still working to finalize an increase in salary. >> well, the rain and heavy rainfall that hit the bay area and across the state in recent weeks has also replenished that lake manly in death valley national park. in the last six months, death valley has received more than double its annual rainfall amount, recording more than 4.9in compared to a typical year that gets about two inches of rainfall. so now there is enough rain in that lake that paddleboarders can be out in the water in one of the driest

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that's a nice view today as we wake up. beautiful sunrise. got some blue sky, but apparently if you love saturday, enjoy this morning because things are about to change here around the bay area a little bit. welcome back to ktvu mornings on two. i'm frank mallicoat. i'm allie rasmus and i think we enjoyed the weekend. >> this weekend the weather, things might be changing coming up in the next seven days, but rosemary has it all covered for us. yes. what can we expect today? >> oh my gosh. so happy that the forecast worked out for the parade last night. parade? yes. not only for all the folks out there yesterday, but for our team of people that have to put all that together, giving you a look here at san francisco, it's a pretty start to the day, a live look there out to the golden gate bridge. we've got golden gate park, the marin headlands, a little bit of low cloud cover there, just coming right off the coastline. we will call for high clouds today, way ahead of the storm. that will bring us a chance for showers tomorrow. this morning, temperatures are starting out

within a few degrees of where we started yesterday morning. a bit of a cool start. low 40s to low 50s right now. 54 in san francisco and the south bay. 50 over san jose and our north bay in the low 40s. our winds are generally light and into the afternoon. this may be the bigger change that you notice. not quite as warm temperatures are going to fall back to seasonal average for many 67 livermore and 70 for san jose. so a little bit above normal for you there. but continuing to cool with the opportunity of some wet weather entering the picture. more on this coming up in just a little bit. >> thank you rosemary. we'll new this morning. police report that more than 50 vehicles were broken into in berkeley overnight at one apartment complex. police believe the same group of burglars are responsible for all of it. ktvu amanda quintana joins us live to explain what we know about what and exactly where in berkeley this happened. >> yeah. ali. so this is the aquatic apartment complex. and police say that in this west berkeley neighborhood, they

identified 53 cars that were hit all on thursday night. and you can see here we're at the right next to the apartment complex. they have this public parking area. this is where a lot of those cars were hit. this car, you could see it has the covering on the windows and a lot of glass. if you walk through this parking lot. and this is where video was shot that we saw on social media. it was posted on friday and it shows car after car with windows smashed. the police officers association says all of these break ins are tied to the same overnight crew. we don't know yet why these cars were targeted. what was taken, if anything, or who police are looking for. but this is the second incident like this. just this week, on wednesday, nearly two dozen cars parked at the north berkeley bart station were broken into. police say at least 23 cars had their windows smashed and items taken. that was pretty surprising for people who used that bart station open

daily, but so far, no arrests for that incident as well. now, berkeley police say break-ins there are recurring issue. we also just spoke to a man who was walking his dog here in the neighborhood. he says often in the morning he walks his dog and he just sees glass everywhere. that this happens often here he even said that his dog had been cut from some of the glass. so, you know, it's something that happens often in this neighborhood. police are trying to warn people of different ways that they can try to stop this from happening and try to stop leaving stuff in your car. do the best you can to try to protect your car from being targeted. live in berkeley amanda quintana ktvu, fox two news amanda, thank you. >> the black joy parade will take place in downtown oakland today. organizers wanted to create a positive event celebrating the black community's contribution to history and international culture. the event will include dancing, music, art and food. the parade will take place just outside the gates of bart's 19th street oakland station this

afternoon. it all starts at 1230. uc berkeley hosted a champions of justice event honoring three men who are behind an iconic moment during the 1968 olympics. ktvu is joey hoard spoke to the honorees who were celebrated for their actions. >> a crowd of admirers packing the uc berkeley alumni house friday night to honor three giants as athletes, scholars and change agents. >> you exemplify the spirit of generations. >> two san jose state university sprinters on a victory podium at the 1968 olympics in mexico city. >> we became a beacon in the lighthouse, bronze medalist john carlos on the right, referring to his claim to fame standing alongside gold medalist tommie smith in the center with their heads bowed and each with a raised fist, the black power salute all of this during the national anthem, a silent protest during the civil rights

movement, the world got a chance to see. it's almost like they opened the blinds for society. >> see the athletes advocating for black people in the u.s. and around the world. >> we joined together and decided to make a stand. and not only a physical stand, but an academic stand to lend help to those who believe running was a lifelong message. >> reporter their inspiration then san jose professor doctor harry edwards, creator of the olympic project for human rights. >> i don't think anybody expected, you know, 55 years later for us still to be saying, hey, this was an important event. >> the goal to inspire black athletes to boycott the 68 olympics, to shine a light on the civil rights movement and to inspire change. >> we're better than denial of civil and human rights, a cause they believe still rings true today, and one that the next generation at cal is grateful

for honoring this iconic trio for their contributions to sport and society, both of those men were actually kicked out of olympic village for politicizing the games here at uc berkeley. >> they understand what they were protesting and they celebrate it at berkeley. joey hornick ktvu, fox two news. >> time now is 736. our special program, voices for change will return today for its season five premiere. join us as we continue to celebrate black history month with a number of impactful interviews. we're going to speak to the co-writer of the new peanuts special, welcome home, franklin. it tells the origin story of the comic strip's first black character, also, a conversation with the son of the first black photojournalist at the oakland tribune. he talks about the new gallery he's curated, featuring his father's unseen work honoring black women , the true essence of a black woman at their best, black identity, black pride, uh,

education, um, love, joy. >> um, empower. mint it. mint strength it. mint. um you know you you have hope. >> and you can catch a brand new episode of voices for change this morning. 930 right here on over actually on ktvu plus then at 630 in the evening, right here on ktvu. >> well, a critical shortage of nurses is causing some schools to create faster training programs. the national center of health workforce says there is a projected shortfall of about 78,000 registered nurses next year. in response, many university nursing programs are now offering accelerated one year programs to get new nurses into the health care system quickly. medical experts say these programs are a win win for students, as well as hospitals and facilities. a previous bachelor's degree is still needed in order to enroll in those one year programs. california is among other states seeing the highest need for new nurses. san francisco's rainbow

grocery cooperative has been accused of labor violations for the second time in two months. a lawsuit was filed this week by a former employee at the rainbow store on folsom street. she claims that she and other workers dealt with a number of violations of state labor law. the former employee says she worked at rainbow for about three months last year. she says the company did not pay enough overtime, failed to properly reimburse business expenses and did not provide additional pay if an employee worked during their rest break. >> 738 your time the company that operates cruises to alcatraz, has filed for bankruptcy. see hornblower group says it experienced a significant increase in debt that worsened during the pandemic. companies said it has around $1 billion in assets and $1.2 billion in liability. ortiz, hornby, group ceo, said it will not impact services here in the bay area and that operations will run as normal. expect more intermittent flaring and some motor in benicia today

as the valero refinery works to clean up a spill over the weekend, the benicia fire department says cleanup operations will continue on this sunday for a spill on a tank lid that happened on friday night. flare ups from that spill is causing a strong odor in the area, the city says the smell is specifically refined hydrocarbon . firefighters say they are testing the air quality to ensure the public safety there. but if you notice a strong odor, you're asked to shut your windows and stay indoors. new study found a connection between traffic related air pollution and alzheimer's disease. the findings from emory university supports existing evidence that breathing pollution may lead to plaques or deposits in your brain, which is a hallmark of alzheimer's disease. study looked at brain tissue from 224 donors who died before the year 2020. the patients had lived in urban or suburban areas in atlanta and had been diagnosed

with alzheimer's or dementia before they died. coming up, support keeps pouring in for the ukraine as the war reaches its third year, coming up at 8:00. how students at uc berkeley set up a way to honor the people who want to see an end to that war. >> and heart problems are the leading cause of death for women in the united states, but they can be harder to detect in women. when we come back, a medical expert joins us to talk about the differences in symptoms and what we need to know to protect ourselves. >> and it's a cool, cool, but pretty start to the day. afternoon highs expected to take a notable drop. i'll show you those numbers. plus, talk about rain in the forecast coming up "overflowing with ideas and energy." that's the san francisco chronicle endorsing democrat katie porter for senate over all other options.

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women, the message and the warning signs about a possible problem can look and feel different from what men experience, especially when it comes to heart disease. that message for women is very important. heart disease is the leading cause of death for women in the united states. so here to tell us more about what we can do to stay healthy and informed. as doctor rita, doctor rita in kaiser permanente, medical physician in chief. doctor, i did not realize that the statistics are that one out of every five women in the us will die from heart disease. it's something that i think maybe a lot of people aren't familiar with. >> the statistics are really staggering. so i'm so glad that we're raising awareness about this. um, one out of every three women will have some type of cardiovascular event. it's staggering. i'm going to give

you another number that even for me as a medical professional, where i deal with heart issues each and every single day, it surprises me 40% of women over the age of 20 have some form of cardiovascular disease, and even more shocking than that, at this emphasis on gender and equity and awareness about this has only been recent. up until 2020, only 38% of cardiovascular studies have actually engaged and involved women. so we're learning more and more about how heart disease presents in women. >> so let's start with the basics. if you're talking about heart disease, what does that include in types of heart problem. >> yeah. so heart disease is a really general terme. i always describe the heart a lot like a house. there's a plumbing system and an electrical system and then the structure, the foundation, your doors or your valves. most commonly people think about heart disease in regards to the plumbing system, which is blockages in the blood vessels or something that leads to a heart attack. >> yes, but what are some of the other problems that can be just as devastating? >> yes. so sometimes people experience arrhythmia problems, which is an electrical system.

that's where you can get palpitations or very fast, irregular heart rhythms. >> what are some of the warning signs, early warning signs that that everyone, especially women, should look out for? because some of the symptoms of these problems affect women differently than men? >> yes, absolutely. so often the classic signs and symptoms that people hear about is an elephant sitting on the left side of your chest with pain radiating down your left arm. so pressure on the chest. >> yes. >> and while that can be common and is very common in both men and women, women often present with much subtler signs, so that can be anything like a backache or fatigue or feeling like, gosh , i really don't feel right. i'm getting short of breath as i'm doing my normal activity, like carrying a bag of groceries or climbing up a flight of stairs. the symptoms can be much subtler . >> so when should women go to their doctor? at what point should you take it more seriously? yes >> so if you notice, first of all, any type of crushing chest pain, you should seek care immediately. but when you're noticing even more subtler signs

like, gosh, i'm not able to walk or do the same amount of exertion or exercise that i normally did before. i'm starting to get symptoms on the sides of my chest or the center of my chest. i'm starting to get dizzy or palpitations and or my exertion levels are just way down and getting short of breath . something. know your body and know when those symptoms are different and trust your instincts. >> if you feel like something's not right. >> there is something about a woman's instinct that is. that's absolutely correct. >> yes. what are things we can do before it reaches that point to prevent this? i mean, we know, you know, eat healthy, but sometimes there's some conflicting information out there about what constitutes healthy eating for your heart. >> so it's a new year, and i always try to set very realistic goals for myself. so one of the things that i tell all my patients as i'm seeing them, whether their heart patients or not, is number one, eat healthy. you're absolutely right. and so this doesn't mean going on any type of extreme diets. it means eating more fresh fruits, vegetables, lean meats, fishes, that type of thing. secondly, getting more active. one of my

new year's resolutions, for example, is to simply be more active. it doesn't mean running a marathon last, getting more steps in, just getting more steps in. last weekend, for example, my family and i went up with one of our best family friends up to tahoe and it wasn't a marathon. i'm clearly a california girl, so i'm not that good in snow. but you know, we built snowmen. we played and made, had a snowball fight. those types of things getting more active and engaging. the kids to do that as well. >> anything that gets you out of your chair or out of your chair. >> yes. and just be realistic about what you can do. look, i'm a busy working mom and professional like many other women out there, and finding ways to incorporate your family and your life into it and things that are fun. number three, don't be afraid to actually confront and know your numbers right. i think sometimes, particularly as women, we spend so much time taking care of everybody around us, whether it be family, friends, partners, kids, make sure that you also take that mental space and time to care for yourself. so know

your blood pressure, know your weight, know your blood sugar, and know your cholesterol. >> all the vitals there, all the vitals don't ignore the signs. be informed. that seems like a good advice all around. doctor reading with kaiser permanente. thanks so much for joining us and sharing all this info with us. thank you rosemary. we'll send it over to you. >> all right. thank you. so much, ladies. and how about some vitamin d? get out and enjoy the sunshine. we will have high clouds move in a little bit later today. that ahead of bigger changes for tomorrow. a beautiful view here into san francisco where we do have just a little bit of low cloud cover there close to the coast. and storm tracker two here tracking a bigger changes. here's a look at a system you can see off our coastline. in was also a front that will be dropping in from the north. so we're going to get a little bit of both heading into monday for today. the high clouds that come ahead of the wet weather. and there is an advisory for travel on the up over the west slope for late tonight into early tuesday

morning. we could get anywhere from six inches to maybe a foot of snow. with this system that will only bring us scattered showers. there's a view of your sunday. we'll be in and out of partly cloudy skies, especially for the second half of the afternoon. monday morning we're mostly cloudy and it doesn't look like much. a few sprinkles here, a little bit of drizzle there and then it's out of here. that's a look at monday evening. meanwhile, the sierra still seeing a little bit before it pulls out early tuesday morning. the projections for the sierra not bad at all. with a fairly weak storm. again, nine inches a possibility near homewood and two inches all the way down to pollock pines along highway 50. so do expect that to impact the drive up over areas of around the sierra and the lake tahoe area into early tuesday morning for us quarter inch or less, and we will get more wet weather. it looks like by the end of the business week and into the weekend, so that is some good news. the temperatures and the

winds out there. we are generally light, calm with the winds and our temperatures this morning a little bit on the cool side. 44 right now in walnut creek we have 54 to start your morning in san francisco, so not too bad for you. san francisco and yesterday, san francisco, 71 degrees in the afternoon today 61. so we're talking five, even ten degrees cooler compared to your saturday afternoon low 60s in the north bay of napa, mid 60s in concord, 70 degrees san jose. so a mild one coming your way. but yesterday you hit 75. so again, a cool down for all of us. and then monday even cooler temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s. cloudy skies. chance for showers. we're dry on tuesday but our temperatures don't budge much. we remain in the upper 50s low 60s with another opportunity for wet weather arriving on thursday evening. ali, thank you rosemary. >> well, oakland was named one of the top cities in the country for coffee lovers. now one oakland coffee roaster marking a big milestone will go inside peerless coffee, where workers

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in business. peerless coffee is served in thousands of hotels and restaurants around the world. it has a mail order business and a retail shopping cafe right up the street from us here at ktvu q in jack london square. ktvu gasia mikaelian tells us the president of peerless says making it to this milestone was a labor of love. >> when it opened in 1924 on washington street in oakland,

peerless coffee was the first specialty bean shop in the western united states. peerless moved to the warehouse district near jack london square, almost 50 years ago. today. it's one of several roasters in the immediate neighborhood, with even more across oakland, but it still stands out as a business that's not only survived, but is thriving amid pressures. its founder, a yugoslavian immigrant named john vukasin, could have never imagined. >> so they will self cook unless you cool them so it goes in the cooling cart. the cooling cart is perforated on the side and the bottom air is sucked through it. arms turn and the beans are cooled within 90s vukasin's grandchildren now run the company with the same ethos of quality. first, all the beans are sorted by size because you need to cook things uniformly, so same thing with cooking a steak, a filet and a t-bone are going to cook different, so you have to cook them separately. >> peerless roasts thousands of pounds of beans every week. you'll smell it when you drive by that smell has stayed the

same through world war two. the great depression in several recessions and the pandemic. covid shutdowns in 2020 fueled a huge growth in at home brewing. we received a purchase order from a large grocery chain that was blank. >> they said whatever you can sell us, sell us, which i had never seen that before. exactly people just started brewing and not only brewing, but brewing at a higher level and a higher quality level. and so demand for higher quality beans then has has exploded. >> vukasin says his family is so grateful to be marking a century in oakland, a city that's made national headlines recently for high profile departures, largely blamed on increased crime. >> you know, i would be lying if i didn't say that it has crossed our minds at times, but, you know, our goal was to turn 100 in oakland and we've achieved that. and we have no plans of moving. but that was really kind of our focus. and so we're just so happy and humbled that we've been able to achieve that.

>> peerless is now looking toward the next 100 years. vukasin says the future is bright no matter what people love their coffee. i've seen arguments up to fights regarding holding certain debates within the coffee industry, and that's pretty serious. >> if you're willing to fight somebody about a belief in coffee. >> and that was gasia mikaelian reporting. while peerless is historic, it's also long been on the cutting edge of industry standards in organic, fair trade and eco friendly practices. even the burlap bags you saw in that report are reused for the central valley produce harvest, and it's only a block away. >> the new spring training season underway for the giants and many giants players and fans are already complaining about team's brand new jerseys this season. they're made their debut against chicago cubs and scottsdale, arizona yesterday. critics contend the new jerseys look cheap, saying the lettering is too small and the orange and black colors don't look right.

well, major league baseball says these are the very same nike jerseys used in last year's all star game, and they got good reviews from the players back then, they didn't seem to help the giants, who lost their cactus league opener to the cubs yesterday by a final of 8 to 4. america's most famous gymnast is sitting out an event that kicks off the olympic season for many members of team usa. simone biles is not alone among. rather, the more than 30 u.s. women competing in this weekend's winter cup gymnastics competition in kentucky. however, that is no surprise to those who have followed her career. biles traditionally begins getting ready for the olympics at the u.s. classic, which begins later this spring. >> a new report finds. home foreclosures are up this year. adam, a real estate data provider, says foreclosures in january are up from 5% from a year ago and up 10% from december. in california, foreclosures are also up. adam says the uptick in foreclosure

rates could be for a number of reasons, including an increased cost of living and inflation. well, it seems like apple's new vr headset is already a hit for people who can afford it. we're starting to see videos of people using the headset in all sorts of settings, and that includes at dinners, trips on bart and on flights. the cat club in san francisco is hosting vr parties and invite everyone who attends to bring their own headsets. the mixed reality headset lets you see what's happening in the real world, while having something displayed like a movie, sports or social media. it costs $3,500 oh oh my gosh. >> oh my god, are. oh my gosh, it's gonna scare her. >> she's gonna pick out oh this is the moment a north carolina woman tried out that apple vision pro vr headset for the very first time. >> her son got video of her experience and showed her reaction when she encountered a dinosaur in the game. yeah. oh

my gosh, is right. and she can tell she was both startled and amazed by the capabilities of the new apple headset. her son says it was a bonding experience for him and his mother. i was out to lunch and a couple of guys behind us. they just come out, had them on and they were ordering their food and kind of going through it. it was pretty freaky through the headset, not through the headsets, but one had them on. we'll take this. we'll take that. oh my god. >> what was the response from the clerk taking the order for like, hello? >> well, i think she was amazed because they'd only been out like a day or two. and it's like , what are you watching right now? oh, you don't want to know, but oh, my god, this is so cool. um, i, you know, eventually i would think the price would come down $3,500, a lot of money. >> you know, i remember covering this story right when apple announced these vr headsets and everyone at the time was saying $3,500. that's way out side the price point for most people. it's not it's not going to be affordable for most people. but

what apple has done in the past, they point out, is that they've introduced a lot of new things. and they've introduced it at the time when people thought it wasn't necessary. right. and now it's ubiquitous, like the phone, the iphone. there you go. later, the watch. so we'll all be wearing them. so we'll see how how widespread the use of those are in about five years. >> well come

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after their loved one was struck and killed by a hit and run driver, and devoted a's fans flocked to jack london square to celebrate the upcoming baseball season. while they are still supporting their team. despite plans for the a's to move to las vegas. and the turnout was record breaking. crowds came to downtown san francisco to mark the chinese new year parade. we'll recap some of the highlights from that celebration from ktvu fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. >> welcome to ktvu to mornings on two. we are showing you a live picture. a beautiful shot of the golden gate bridge in the distance you can see alcatraz. there this looks like the camera

is at the berkeley marina and pointed off in the distance. you can see what looks like maybe a little bit of fog just beyond the golden gate, but overall, a beautiful morning and it's been a gorgeous weekend weather wise. welcome to ktvu mornings on two. it is sunday, february 25th. i'm allie rasmus. >> happy sunday one and all. i'm frank mallicoat you enjoyed the parade last night? i did. temperatures were amazing. >> it was short sleeve weather. the whole evening, even after dark. it was so nice. >> we got to thank rosemary for that because i know claudine put in her order and i think back in november. and you delivered. oh my goodness. >> well, even at 10:00 last night during the weather forecast, it was 60 degrees in san francisco. yeah. topping out at 71. so it was a fabulous day for a parade. and the weather was really nice. if you remember , earlier in the week we were calling for scattered showers. so thankfully that didn't happen. and then the warm up. anyways the live look here over san francisco we have just a little bit of low cloud cover a drifting into the bay. you can see off the coastline our visibility is good across the

bay area this morning we're calling for partly cloudy skies and into the afternoon. we are going to drop temperatures by five, even ten degrees right now. a cool start in the north bay. 46 in novato, as well as a 40 over areas like a walnut creek in the inner east bay. meanwhile, around the bay, upper 40s to low 50s san francisco enjoying 53 degrees right now our winds are light even in our hills. not bad at all. wow a lot of calm reported out there. santa rosa, novato, napa, fairfield, oakland and concord. just a very gentle breeze. if you are going to be out and about, maybe thinking about getting out to walk the dog, our temperatures are going to feel pretty fabulous. we do have still a little bit on the cool side during our 9:00 hour, but low to mid 50s. not bad in the upper 50s to low 60s by your lunch hour and into the afternoon, temperatures will range from upper 50s at the coast to upper 60s inland. by the way, if you're looking for a pooch to adopt san francisco spca has bernardo available. you can give them a call. i will have a look at what we can expect into the afternoon for today, and the bigger changes

coming tomorrow in the extended forecast. >> we will see you in a bit. rosemary. thank you for that new this morning. police report that more than 50 vehicles were broken into in berkeley overnight at one apartment complex. and police believe that same group of burglars are responsible for all that damage. ktvu is amanda quintana joins us live at berkeley to explain what we know about what happened and where it all happened as well. what a morning. good morning. >> good morning. yeah, 53 cars in one night. that is a lot. that's how many police have identified that were all hit on thursday night. so part of them part of those cars were parked here in this aquatic apartment complex. you can see this one car. it still has the plastic on the windows there, but not a lot of cars parked here right now. they're still a lot of glass in this parking lot. but all over the neighborhood here, there were cars that were broken into. this is in west berkeley. now. the video posted on social media on friday shows this parking lot and you can see car after car

with windows smashed. the police officers association says all of the break ins are tied to the same overnight crew. we don't know yet why these cars were targeted and what was taken, if anything, or who police are looking for. but neighbors that i spoke to say that this happens often. >> i was just walking the dogs and came by and saw that there was glass everywhere all over the place. and you know, all the windows smashed in the cars. >> now, this is the second incident, like this. just this week, on wednesday, nearly two dozen cars parked at the north berkeley bart station were broken into and police say at least 23 cars there had their windows smashed and items taken. and that was pretty surprising for people who use that bart station daily. so far, no arrests for that incident either. but berkeley police says these car break ins are a recurring issue. they posted some tips on facebook for people trying to tell people, you know, these are the things that you could do to try to protect your

car from being targeted. take everything out of your car. don't leave any phone cords, any charging cords there because somebody might break in thinking there's something at the end of that charging cord and try to not park your car out in spaces like this, where anyone could just walk up, try to have it in a secure area. live in berkeley amanda quintana ktvu, fox two news thank you, amanda. >> the family of an east bay man killed in a hit and run crash in san francisco, now making an emotional plea. they are calling on the driver responsible for the death of 31 year-old. david bridges jr, to surrender to authorities immediately. the antioch man was run over and killed in the early morning hours of february 8th. it happened at sixth and bryant in san francisco, south of market neighborhood. >> it makes you realize that your days are not promised, you know. you never know what could happen and how fast it could change. >> so far, there is no description of the vehicle that hit and killed bridges or the person behind the wheel. and family members hope that the driver will do the right thing

and turn themselves in. tesla ceo elon musk says he will make things right with the san jose pie shop after tesla unexpectedly canceled an order for the small business worth thousands of dollars at the very last minute. as ktvu is, jesse gary explains, the bakery owner's plight went viral on social media, and the community is now rallying behind her. fresh from the oven, a steaming controversy has cooled and led to a bumper crop of success for the giving pie bakery. >> it's not even 11, and we already are out of pies and we have to make another run for it. >> this run on pie minis and full size comes courtesy of the willow glen community and beyond. shortly after the 7 a.m. opening friday, nonstop customers for owner vangie ross terenia from first timers to long timers, i came this morning to bring a bunch of pies to my work. >> we only had savory, the savory. they were delicious. so

i'm back. now that she's restocked on some fruit pies. these snacks here are so delicious. >> like, it's like if you if you used to like your grandmother making, like, home good baked goods and everything, it's like that. probably a little better. no disrespect to grandma. >> the consensus feeling is the act of disrespect was done to the so-called pie lady. this after tesla submitted orders for 2000 pies, adding up to $6,000, then canned sold the madagascar native, raised in paris, took to social media and the community response has been overwhelming. it's my neighborhood. >> this is the way people treat our companies that are family owned in this neighborhood. >> people placing order, people buying gift cards but they don't want the gift cards. they just want to give us the money. >> elon musk, via the x platform says will make things good with the bakery. people should always be able to count on tesla, the pie lady says. tesla has resubmitted orders for 3200 pies for two events next month.

meanwhile, the line grows and she's making more money than was projected with the canceled order. >> the restaurant at the organization itself represents something well for the valley and i think nowadays that's that's needed. >> if all of this has you hankering for some pie, you should know there's now a 36 hour wait time and you can't pick it up on sunday because they're normally closed on sunday, and they've decided to take monday off as well to recuperate from all of this, the willow glen section of san jose, jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news time now is 810. >> tens of thousands of loyal oakland a's fans all gathered at jack london square over the weekend. they came to celebrate the brand new baseball season. despite the a's plans of picking up shop and moving to vegas, teams managed stopped hosting an official fan fest event after that 2019 season. so these a's fans held their own event to show all their support for the mlb franchise that first came to oakland way back in 68. many

wore green t shirts urging the current a's owner to do that sell the team. >> it is embarrassing thing. i mean, a bunch of, uh, my friends are like, so what are you going to do? that's embarrassing. i love the a's, but ownership is pushing everybody away. i mean, it's pushing me away. >> oakland mayor shengtao telling the big crowd she was honored to attend this event. that was organized by the fans. the mayor says this street party sends a clear message to the team's ownership that this city wants a baseball team. we don't need billionaires to fail as a party. >> we know how to throw ourselves a party. well, we have showed the world today is that oakland's got the best fan on the planet. thank you. >> the mayor says she will continue the fight to keep the a's in oakland, but the team's ownership continues to make plans to move the a's to a new home on the las vegas strip. fans out on social media posting

away, you can see thousands of photos there in green and gold. many posted. it was a perfect weather day and the perfect event to show the a's and mlb that the a's still have plenty of fans who care a lot about the team's future. >> it was also perfect weather for a parade. hundreds of thousands of people filled the streets in downtown san francisco for the city's chinese new year parade, and. organizers say it was the biggest crowd in decades. people lined the parade route in some cases 5 to 10 people deep to watch and celebrate the year of the dragon. they came to watch the dazzling display of colorful floats, marching bands, dancers and of course, plenty of dragons . parade lovers of all ages agree the weather was perfect. >> i love seeing all the floats. i like seeing all the different types of people that come out. it's your favorite so far. >> dragon actress, comedian and rapper awkwafina was this year's grand marshal, and once again, ktvu fox two was honored to

broadcast at the chinese new year parade with host claudine wong and mike mibach. >> i see heather, that's all of us out there. >> there you are getting off that bus. it was short sleeve weather. the whole evening. as you can see, alex myself, my i'm there with my ten year old son, uh, talking to amber lee, it was just perfect weather. sometimes you know, end of february, you get rainy weather, sometimes it's cold. but not last night. >> that captain guys. pretty tall. >> he was a great spokesperson and a lot of fun. he was riling up the crowd as we went along on that bus, so it was a lot of fun. that is great. there is another event in san francisco today to celebrate the chinese new year. the san francisco chinese chamber of commerce, hosting the annual chinese community street fair. it gets underway at 9:00 this morning at washington and grant streets in chinatown. there are more than 100 booths, along with plenty of live performances and other fun events. >> yeah, the party continues over there in the city, coming up, a high profile case involving social media will be

taken up tomorrow. what the us supreme court will consider regarding social media content regulation. that's coming up straight ahead. >> and the alameda county sheriff withdrawing her support from a mental health service project at the santa rita jail, coming up, why, she says those services are out dated. and. a live look there over the bay where we do have changes underway. >> i'll have a look at what you can expect for your bay area sunday

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dozens of people gathered at the base of the campanile bell tower at uc berkeley to show solidarity with ukraine. on the second anniversary of its war with russia. ukraine national anthem rang from the bell tower yesterday afternoon for the second straight day to bring hope to students from ukraine, as the war enters now its third year. ukrainians are hopeful that one day they'll live in peace again. one ukrainian says he's been living in constant fear the last two years, just basically i go to sleep in one life and i woke up in a different, totally different life where there i just don't. >> i don't have, like words to describe that, like, um, it ruined a lot of lives. it took a lot of lives. >> ukrainian president zelenskyy said he remains hopeful, though his country will succeed. alameda county sheriff says she will withdraw her support from a

mental health service that's project at santa rita jail. sheriff yesenia sanchez says the mental health services unit project is outdated and no longer meets the jail's evolving needs. that decision, based on a reevaluation of the project, which was in visioned over a decade ago. sheriff says she will explore ways to repurpose existing spaces at the jail instead of starting new construction. >> well, the heavy rainfall we experienced in the bay area and across the state has also reached death valley national park, and it has refilled one of the lakes there in the last six months, death valley has received more than double its annual rainfall amount, recording more than 4.9in compared to a typical year that gets about two inches. now there is enough rain in that lake that paddleboarders can be out in the water in one of the driest places on earth. if you want to see lake manly in death valley, park rangers say you should plan your trip soon. water levels are expected to drop in just a couple of weeks. >> i just looked it up. it's 54

degrees. there are death valley right now. if you want to perfect blue skies, it looks like. >> yeah, plop the kayak in and go for how deep that lake is. it's not very like it's pretty. yeah, probably 2 or 3 shallow. you see that little toddler? the little toddler? yeah. >> walking. >> you're not fishing there for supper. that's for sure. >> yeah. and i remember, you know, one of those a wetter storms that southern california received earlier in the month. death valley picked up like two inches or something, which is, you know, phenomenal for death valley. yes giving you a look here over our bay where we do have of a pretty start to the day a cool start to the day, a calm start to the day we have changes coming. high clouds expected for the afternoon, cooler temperatures followed by a possible of some wet weather tomorrow. here's a view of storm tracker two. tracking a system right here off the coastline. another that is dropping in from the north. so those two combined will again bring us a little bit of unsettled weather tomorrow. system looks fairly weak for us. it shouldn't be too too much trouble out there on the

highways. but i'll show you what i mean here. coming up, we do have an advisory for travel, and this is where is where it will impact the highways in the sierra. the west slope, a winter weather advisory later this evening, 10:00 all the way until early tuesday morning. so traveling over the passes tomorrow. not a good idea. something to avoid if you can. here's a view. the system off our shore, as well as the one there. it looks like it's pulling into the pacific northwest later today. and then tomorrow morning, dropping into california again. the light blues and greens showing up. just light amount for us. it kind of just moves through and we are dry. by monday night into tuesday. but that's not the end of it. here's thursday evening increasing chance for showers. and right now friday and saturday. look, to be fair, soggy sunday a little bit iffy. and if i show you the projections here when it comes to accumulation, this is what tomorrow's system may get a quarter inch or less. if we're lucky, the sierra will pick up

some snow. but if i move you all the way into the weekend, now we're talking. we've got the possibility of 1 to 2in of rainfall that could change, and a lot of snow projected for the sierra by the end of the week. across the bay area this morning, a calm conditions. there's a proof in the pudding, so to speak. sfo hayward, livermore, palo alto and mountain view all reporting calm conditions means temperatures in the mid 40s to mid 50s. right now for the afternoon today, do expect temperatures to come down by five, even ten degrees is a san francisco 60 or 61 today 71 was your high yesterday san jose going to 70 yesterday. 75 was your afternoon high and temperatures are going to remain in the upper 50s low 60s with partly cloudy conditions. tuesday wednesday again, the wet weather expected by the end of the week. back to you. >> all right. thank you. rosemary well a luxury seven bedroom home. how a group of people illegally camped out in that house then started their own business. the legal hurdles

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the week. what police say about who they think is behind all those break ins and people living near the valero refinery are being asked to keep their windows shut again today if they smell an odor. the effort to try and stop that problem coming up from ktvu, fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. good morning, bay area. >> hello, sanford. cisco. we got a little bit of haze out there. a bit of a chilly start to. but it looks like a pretty good day. not quite the carbon copy we had yesterday because that was at a central casting. it was perfect. can't beat 70 degrees around the bay in late february, but good to have you here on ktvu mornings on two on this sunday. i'm frank mallicoat, i'm allie rasmus burisma.

>> orozco's here is going to tell us about what we can expect today. hopefully even though it's not as warm as it was yesterday, you can still get some of that sunshine. >> yes, temperatures will be a little bit above average today. for some, the rest of us falling back to where we should be for this time of year. after a nice taste of spring yesterday. our temperatures are starting out this morning a little bit on the cool side. 40s and low 50s. and for the afternoon, widespread 60s. to sum it up for you, giving you a live look here over the bay. we do have partly cloudy skies. we'll see an increase in high clouds today ahead of a system that will bring us a chance for some rain tomorrow. so there's a view of storm tracker two, where again, a partly cloudy start to the day. not much in the way of a visibility issues. no low lying fog to worry about temperature wise. a 48 degrees right now in the north bay of novato, 53 in san francisco. and the winds again light and calm. santa rosa, napa. novato. fairfield. oakland along the peninsula, the south bay all reporting very light winds. and for the

afternoon today, coming down by five, even ten degrees, i'll have a better look at the morning temperatures, as well as what we can expect in the afternoon and the changes coming our way for tomorrow. coming up. >> thank you. rosemary. new this morning burglars broke into 50 vehicles at one apartment complex in berkeley overnight. and police believe the same group is responsible for all of the damage. ktvu is amanda quintana joins us live in berkeley to explain what we know about what happened and exactly where this happened. >> yeah, well, 53 cars, that's how many police have identified that were broken into on thursday night in this neighborhood here in berkeley. so this is the aquatic apartment complex and around this area. this is west berkeley, and this is where those cars were hit thursday night. you can see one car here has the plastic on the window. there's still a lot of glass in this parking lot. there was video posted on social media on friday. it shows this exact same parking lot and you can see car after car with windows

smashed. the police officers association says all of these break ins are all tied to the same overnight crew. now, we don't know yet why these cars were targeted, what was taken if anything, or who police are looking for. but a man out walking his dog this morning says crimes like this happen around here often see their smashed windows or slashed tires or stuff like that happens all the time. >> there's vandalism all over the place here. i mean, my wife doesn't really want to walk, you know, out at night and even walking around, you know, people will do it in broad daylight, too. so, you know, there's no they're not there's nothing holding them back. so yeah, it's not great. >> now, this is the second incident like this. just this week on wednesday, nearly two dozen cars parked at the north berkeley bart station were broken into. and police say that was at least 23 cars. they all had their windows smashed and items taken, and that was pretty surprising for people who use that bart station daily. so far, no arrests for that incident either. now berkeley police say

that these break ins are are a recurring issue. they did put out a post on facebook trying to tell people different tips, different ways that they could try to prevent their car from being broken into things like not leaving stuff out, trying to find a well-lit, secure parking area. but the person that i spoke to seems to think that this is just going to continue happening around here, because not a lot is done after these break ins live in berkeley. amanda quintana ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you amanda. expect more intermittent flaring and some motors in benicia today as the valero refinery works to clean up a spill from yesterday. benicia fire department says cleanup operations will continue today for a spill on a tank lid that happened friday into saturday. flares from that spill is causing a very strong odor. the city says. this mill is specifically refined hydrocarbon . firefighters say they are testing the air quality to ensure public safety. but if you

do notice a strong odor, you are urged to close your windows. a new study found a connection between traffic related air pollution and alzheimer's disease. the findings from emory university supports existing evidence that breathing pollution may lead to plaque or deposits on your brain, a hallmark of alzheimer's disease. that study looked at brain tissue from 224 donors, who all died before 2020. patients had lived in both urban or suburban areas in atlanta and had been diagsed with alzheimer's or dementia before they died. >> the u.s. supreme court is scheduled to take up a case tomorrow that could have a big impact on social media. companies and how they operate. the high court will consider whether states can take steps to moderate the content of sites like facebook and youtube. the case follows rulings in florida, in texas that found that states have the legal right to restrict content if that content has what state lawmakers consider to be a, quote, liberal bias. the social media companies argue

that these state laws are an infringement on constitutional right to free speech. >> the black joy parade will take place in downtown oakland today. organizers wanted to create a positive event celebrating the black community's contributions to history and international culture. the event will include dancing, music, art, some great food and drink. the parade will take place right outside the gates of bart's 19th street, oakland station this afternoon, and it all kicks off at 1230. uc berkeley hosted a champions of justice event honoring three men who were behind an iconic moment during the 1968 olympics ktvu joey horton spoke with the honorees, who were celebrating for their actions. >> a crowd of admirers packing the uc berkeley alumni house friday night to honor three giants as athletes, scholars and change agents. >> you exemplify the spirit of generations. >> two san jose state university sprinters on a victory podium at

the 1968 olympics in mexico city. >> we became a beacon in the lighthouse, bronze medalist john carlos on the right, referring to his claim to fame standing alongside gold medalist tommie smith in the center with their heads bowed and each with a raised fist, the black power salute all of this during the national anthem, a silent protest during the civil rights movement, the world got a chance to see. it's almost like they opened the blinds for society. >> see the athletes advocating for black people in the u.s. and around the world. >> we joined together and decided to make a stand not only a physical stand, but an academic stand to lend help to those who believe running was a lifelong message. >> reporter their inspiration then san jose professor doctor harry edwards, creator of the olympic project for human rights. >> i don't think anybody expected, you know, 55 years

later for us still to be saying, hey, this was an important event. >> the goal to inspire black athletes to boycott the 68 olympics, to shine a light on the civil rights movement and to inspire change. >> we're better than denial of civil and human rights, a cause they believe still rings true today, and one that the next generation at cal is grateful for honoring this iconic trio for their contributions to sport and society, both of those men were actually kicked out of olympic village for politicizing the games here at uc berkeley. >> they understand what they were protesting and they celebrate it at berkeley. joey hornick ktvu, fox two news. >> time now is 837 san francisco chinatown is buzzing all weekend long. and it's not just from the chinese new year's parade last night. a community street fair drew in large crowds as well, and more are expected today.

yeah the sf chinatown chamber of commerce host the two day event every year on the weekend of the chinese new year's parade. martial arts demonstrations today, lantern and kite making, puppet shows and calligraphy activities. people say they've anticipated the year of the dragon and visit it from far and wide to celebrate. i bought this hat 12 years ago here in chinatown and, uh, waited to, uh, for the next year of the dragon to wear it again. >> and i'm happy to do so. i love coming here. i love coming here during this time of year. it's a great celebration. and, uh, i'm having fun. >> all right, well, the fair is back today with more than 120 booths open for attendees. kicks off at 9:00 and will go till 5 p.m. in chinatown, a company that operates cruises to alcatraz has filed for bankruptcy. hornblower group says it's experienced a significant increase in debt that was worsened during the pandemic. the company said it has around $1 billion in assets

and $1.2 billion in liabilities. hornblower group ceo says it will not impact services, though. here in the bay area and that operations will run as normal to alcatraz. >> 839 is the time and there is new evidence that inflation is changing the way americans shop a new ap survey found a growing number of us consumers are shifting from name brands to lower priced store brand items at the grocery store, many other shoppers are simply buying fewer items or heading to discount grocery stores. instead, the same survey found more americans are buying used cars instead of new ones to save money. >> up next, scientists have made a timely discovery of a chinese dragon fossil. details of that discovery and what it's believed to be 240 million year old fossil that's coming up on ktvu plus shortly. >> and a luxury seven bedroom house taken over by a group of people who set up shop and created their own business

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5% from a year ago and up 10% from december. california specifically, foreclosures went up. between 34 and 47. adam says the uptick in foreclosures could be for a number of reasons, including the increased cost of living down in southern california. squatters took over a luxurious seven bedroom home up in the hollywood hills and left behind a huge mess. chelsea edwards reports that they even set up a business inside that property. that's right. this is. >> so we go. >> this wasn't what real estate agent emily randall smith was expecting when she and her husband checked in on one of their listings in the hollywood hills. >> there was, like, poop and pee everywhere. they had rearranged. they had cut all the cords to like, all of the security systems. they bought a new wi-fi like they were planning to sit there and move their. >> basically, we're going to get rid of the stuff. >> just put it all here.

>> it happened in january when the husband and wife team were getting ready to prep the seven bedroom home for an open house. >> we walked up to the property and the lock box was cut off and i was like, oh, that's kind of weird. and there was a mailbox that somebody had ordered and they like, put it up. and i was like, that's also very weird. that was not here before. my husband walked to the side of the house and they had these huge windows, and he could see somebody laying on the bed in the rooms. >> they quickly called police, who couldn't get the man out of the home. so the pair waited until he left, then called police again. >> they knocked on the front door and i guess some girl opened it. and the video that i posted, she ended up being an onlyfans model and i guess that the guy who had broken to the house was like running this whole business out of there and like renting the rooms out to these girls. >> smith gives major credit to the lapd, who escorted the woman, her dog, and everyone's belongings out. i just want to let you know that we are in charge of property. the smiths

left with a mess to clean up. >> there are two keys and two questions. i told you i saw a tv. >> thanks for giving me another bike lock, bro. you take this one off place it, you jerk! >> it was really scary. just feeling like somebody had intruded your house. obviously it's just a property that we're selling, but we feel responsible for it. and it's just a really eerie feeling to feel that somebody, like, went into your property and tried to live there and make it their home, and that was chelsea edwards reporting. >> you got to feel violated. it's your home, your castle and someone won't get out of it. um, that's pretty crazy. >> yeah, well, let's switch to something that is a little more lighthearted and segue into whether, now that we've had this weekend, rosemary, is it going to stick around? >> i know things are changing. we do have a cooler temperatures expected for this afternoon. most of us will be right about average. this after being 5 to 10 degrees above the norm yesterday. so enjoyable. i hope you had a chance to get outdoors today. not a bad day by far. in

fact. take a look at this view here over the east bay where we do have a calm conditions. that tree to the left of your screen is not budging. we've got light winds expected for today. we will have an increase in clouds though, ahead of the bigger changes for tomorrow. here's a system you can see off the coastline. there's another dropping in from canada and the two combined will enter california. bring the snow to the sierra. there is an advisory here for winter travel that begins 10:00. tonight goes until early tuesday morning. so tomorrow not going to be a good time to travel i-80 or 50 up over those passes we could see up to a foot of snow. it looks like at the higher peaks and then even a snow levels below 5000ft, right about pollock pines looking at two inches or so. so that will change up just a little bit, but just the takeaway there is that was slope is going to have hazardous driving conditions for monday. meanwhile for us we have

scattered showers in the forecast 10th of an inch or less expected for most of us could see a quarter inch in some areas. that projection looks a little bullish to me because the futurecast model shows us we're not seeing a whole lot. we've got mostly cloudy skies. we do have a few sprinkles, a little bit of drizzle, but it moves out by tomorrow night and then we're dry for a few days until the next batch of rain is expected in the bay area, the winds are calm for most north bay and south bay. our temperatures this morning in the 40s and 50s. still a chilly start for you in napa at 46. meanwhile san francisco, 58, outside your door, looking at low 60s for san francisco. this afternoon in the south bay, 70 degrees over san jose and for the inner east bay 67, in livermore. so again, it's fairly nice. i mean, we're still in february after all, but if you like the warmer weather, not quite as nice as yesterday. cloudy skies, showers in the forecast for tomorrow, temperatures will remain in the upper 50s low 60s. we're dry tuesday, wednesday. by thursday

night, an increase in clouds as well as another chance at some rain that will lead us into what it looks to be a very soggy weekend. back to you. >> thank you. rosemary well, tens of thousands of oakland a's fans flocked to jack london square to celebrate the team. they love how they came together to make sure to keep this yearly tradition alive, even though the a's organization stopped hosting the event. >> but first up, the biggest stars in movies and television all gather for the 20th annual screen actor guilds awards. the sag awards. who were the big winners? we're going to share that with you when come back

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i'm adam schiff and i approve this message. many members of team usa. simone biles is not among the more than 30 us women all competing in this weekend's winter cup gymnastics competition. that's in kentucky. however, that is no surprise to those who have followed her career. biles traditionally begins getting ready for the olympic games at the us classic, which begins later this spring. >> well, the biggest stars in movies and television gathered in los angeles last night for the 20th annual screen actors guild awards. oppenheimer was one of the big winners, picking up the sag award for outstanding performance by a cast in a motion picture. the film star cillian murphy won the award for male actor in a leading role, and robert downey jr won for his

supporting role in that same film. the holdovers took home the sag award for best picture, an honor that delighted the star of that movie. >> did your fellow actors, you know, and it's like it's an organization of, you know, i've been a member since i don't know how long, you know, an actors are the best. you know, i love actors. so to be acknowledged by actors, it's fantastic. the cast of succession won the sag award for outstanding performance by an ensemble in a drama series and entertainment industry legend barbra streisand received sag's lifetime achievement award . >> up next, dozens of cars, all broken into in one east bay city . are they related? we're live from one apartment complex that was targeted at on ktvu plus coming up and the apple vision headset has only been available for a few weeks. >> but its popularity is picking up steam. we'll tell you how families and communities are using the virtual reality headsets to bond

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ktvu gasia mikaelian tells us. the president of peerless says making it to this milestone was a labor of love. when it opened in 1924. >> on washington street in oakland. peerless coffee was the first specialty bean shop in the western united states. peerless moved to the warehouse district near jack london square, almost 50 years ago. today. it's one of several roasters in the immediate neighborhood, with even more across oakland, but it still stands out as a business that's not only survived, but is thriving amid pressures. its founder, a yugoslavian immigrant named john vukasin, could have never imagined. >> so they will self cook unless you cool them so it goes in the cooling cart. the cooling cart is perforated on the side in the bottom. air is sucked through it, arms turn and the beans are cooled within 90s vukasin's grandchildren now run the company with the same ethos of quality. first, all the beans are sorted by size because you need to cook things uniformly, so same thing with cooking a

steak, a filet and a t-bone are going to cook different, so you have to cook them separately. >> peerless roasts thousands of pounds of beans every week. you'll smell it when you drive by. that smell has stayed the same through world war two. the great depression, several recessions, and the pandemic. covid shutdowns in 2020 fueled a huge growth in at home brewing. >> we received a purchase order from a large grocery chain that was blank. they said, whatever you can sell us, sell us, which i had never seen that before. exactly. people just started brewing and not only brewing, but brewing at a higher level and a higher quality level. and so demand for higher quality beans then has has exploded. >> vukasin says his family is so grateful to be marking a century in oakland, a city that's made national headlines recently for high profile departures largely blamed on increased crime. >> um, you know, i would be lying if i didn't say that. it has crossed our minds at times. but, you know, our goal was to

turn 100 in oakland, and we've achieved that. and we have no plan. so moving. but that was really kind of our focus. and so we're just so happy and humbled that we've been able to achieve that. >> peerless is now looking toward the next 100 years. vukasin says the future is bright no matter what people love their coffee. i've seen arguments. up to fights regarding adding certain debates within the coffee industry, and that's pretty serious. >> if you're willing to fight somebody about a belief in coffee. >> and that was gasia mikayelian reporting. well it seems like apple's new vr headset is already a hit for people who can afford it. we're starting to see videos on of people on social media using the headset in all sorts of settings. that includes at dinners, on trips, on bart and on flights. the cat club in san francisco is hosting vr parties and invites everyone to bring their own headsets. the mixed reality headset lets you see what's happening in the real world, all while having digital

images superimposed on that real life scene. the headsets cost $3,500 a piece or oh my gosh, oh my god, are. >> and this is a moment a north carolina woman tried out the apple vision pro vr headset for the very first time. her son, caitlin luca, captured it as she encountered a dinosaur in the game. as you can tell, she was both startled and amazed by the goggles. lucas said it was a bonding, magical experience for him and his mom, but 3500 bucks? i think i'll wait a little bit. >> yeah, it may take a little while for that to become more mainstream in the meantime. it was pretty cute seeing her reaction there. >> it was. hey, i want to thank you for joining us here on ktvu, the very popular sport of pickleball. coming up next here on another half hour of mornings on two, just